GE Power Quality Meter Series User Manual

GE Power Management PQM Power Quality Meter
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INDEX
A
ACCESS TO EVENT RECORDER INFORMATION
.................................................................................A-3
ACCESSING THE DATA LOG INFORMATION ............ A-13
ACTUAL KEY .............................................................. 3-4
ACTUAL VALUES
description ................................................................ 5-1
or
g
anization .............................................................. 5-1
viewin
g
via software ................................................ 6-12
ALARM RELAY
setpoints ................................................................. 4-35
ALARMS .............................................................1-4, 5-20
critical setpoints not stored ........................................ 4-1
current .................................................................... 4-36
current THD ............................................................ 4-41
miscellaneous ......................................................... 4-53
power...................................................................... 4-43
self-test................................................................... 5-22
volta
g
e.................................................................... 4-36
volta
g
e THD ............................................................ 4-41
ANALOG INPUT ........................................................ 5-19
description .............................................................. 2-17
multiplexin
g
............................................................. 2-16
setpoints ................................................................. 4-25
ANALOG INPUT SIMULATION ................................... 4-57
ANALOG OUTPUTS
description .............................................................. 2-17
parameter ran
g
e...................................................... 7-63
parameters.............................................................. 4-24
selection criteria...................................................... 4-23
setpoints ................................................................. 4-21
simulation ............................................................... 4-56
APPLICATION NOTES.................................................A-1
APPLICATIONS........................................................... 1-3
AUXILIARY RELAY
description .............................................................. 2-14
AUXILIARY RELAYS
activation priority ..................................................... 4-35
setpoints ................................................................. 4-35
B
BAUD RATE ................................................................ 4-6
BROADCAST COMMAND .......................................... 7-12
C
CALCULATION PARAMETERS .................................... 4-9
CAPACITOR BANK SWITCHING ................................ 4-46
CAPTURED WAVEFORM............................................. 1-7
CLEAR DATA ............................................................ 4-11
CLEAR ENERGY VALUES ......................................... 4-11
CLEAR EVENT RECORD ........................................... 4-12
CLEAR MAX DEMAND VALUES ................................. 4-11
CLEAR MAX THD VALUES ........................................ 4-12
CLEAR MIN/MAX CURRENT VALUES ........................ 4-12
CLEAR MIN/MAX POWER VALUES............................ 4-12
CLEAR MIN/MAX VOLTAGE VALUES ........................ 4-12
CLEAR PULSE COUNTER VALUE ............................. 4-12
CLOCK...................................................................... 5-23
set date .................................................................... 4-8
set time..................................................................... 4-8
setpoints ................................................................... 4-8
COMMISSIONING ....................................................... 9-1
COMMUNICATIONS
broadcast command .................................................7-16
commands ...............................................................7-15
confi
g
uration with software ........................................ 6-5
data format/rate......................................................... 7-1
DNP....................................................................4-7, 8-1
electrical interface ..................................................... 7-1
error responses........................................................7-13
errors........................................................................ 7-2
indicators .................................................................. 3-2
memory map actual values .......................................7-17
memory map setpoints..............................................7-40
modbus........................................................4-6, 4-7, 7-1
overview ................................................................... 1-4
RS232 ..............................................................2-20, 6-1
RS485 .....................................................2-18, 2-19, 6-2
serial port ................................................................2-18
supported modbus functions ...................................... 7-4
timin
g
....................................................................... 7-3
user definable re
g
isters ............................................7-16
CONNECTION TABLE ................................................. 2-4
CONTROL OPTION ..................................................... 1-6
CONTROL POWER
description ...............................................................2-13
CRC-16 ALGORITHM .................................................. 7-3
CRITICAL SETPOINTS NOT STORED ALARM ............. 4-1
CT
primary ....................................................................4-20
CT INPUTS
description ...............................................................2-13
CT PRIMARY .............................................................4-20
CTs
alternate connections for 3-wire system.....................2-12
CT inputs .................................................................2-13
neutral primary .........................................................4-20
phase CT wirin
g
.......................................................4-19
CURRENT ALARMS ...................................................4-36
CURRENT DEMAND TIME INTERVAL.........................4-10
CURRENT DEMAND TYPE .........................................4-10
CURRENT METERING................................................. 5-2
CURRENT SIMULATION.............................................4-55
CURRENT THD ALARM ..............................................4-41
CURRENT TRANSFORMERS
see CTs
CURRENT UNBALANCE ......................................4-39, 5-3
CURRENT/VOLTAGE CONFIGURATION.....................4-19
CYCLING POWER ....................................................... A-4
D
DATA ENTRY METHODS............................................. 3-7
DATA FORMAT ........................................................... 7-1
DATA LOG PARAMETERS......................................... A-15
DATA LOGGER ................................. 1-8, 4-33, 5-26, 6-18
DATA LOGGER IMPLEMENTATION ........................... A-12
DATA PACKET FORMAT ............................................. 7-2
DATA RATE ................................................................ 7-1
DATE .......................................................................... 4-8
DEFAULT MESSAGES

GE Power Quality Meter Series Specifications

General

Brand	GE
Model	Power Quality Meter Series
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English