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User manual for single-phase meter
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User Manual
Single Phase Smart AMI Meter
HXE110

Table of Contents

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    Summary

    Revision History

    Document Description

    Effective Coverage

    Specifies the scope of the user manual, applying only to Hexing meter types mentioned in the title.

    Objective

    Outlines the manual's purpose: providing technical information for meter use, maintenance, and functions.

    User Object

    Identifies target audience for the manual, including design, testing, operation, and maintenance personnel.

    1 Overview

    2 Appearance

    3 Standards Compliance

    4 Working Principle

    Battery and Power Supply

    Details the meter's power source and the function of the backup battery for RTC and event detection.

    Communication Interfaces

    Describes optical, RS485, and pluggable modules for data communication and AMI system integration.

    5 Measurement

    5.1 Active Energy Measurement

    Covers import, export, combined, and net active energy accumulation modes and tariffs.

    5.2 Reactive Energy Measurement

    Details import, export, and quadrant-specific reactive energy accumulation modes and tariffs.

    5.3 Apparent Energy Measurement

    Lists support for import and export apparent energy accumulation, total and per tariff.

    5.4 Instantaneous Measurement

    Enables real-time monitoring of voltage, current, power, frequency, and phase angles.

    6 LCD Display

    6.1 LCD with Full Segments

    Describes the full-segment LCD layout, data display, OBIS display, and voltage indicators.

    6.2 Display Segments

    Explains the meaning of various symbols and indicators shown on the LCD screen.

    6.3 Display Mode

    Explains auto-scrolling, manual, and power-off display modes for user interaction.

    6.4 LCD Backlight

    Details how the LCD backlight is activated on demand via button press.

    7 Demand

    7.1 Calculation Method of MD

    Explains slide and block interval methods for calculating Maximum Demand over specified periods.

    7.2 MD Registers

    Lists various registers storing active, reactive, and apparent demand with time stamps and tariffs.

    7.3 MD Reset Procedures

    Describes methods for resetting Maximum Demand values: auto, manual button, and command.

    8 Load Profile

    8.1 Load Profile Capacity

    Details capacity, default applications, and max capture items for different load profile configurations.

    8.2 Capture Object List

    Lists the data objects that can be captured and stored within load profiles, with their byte sizes.

    9 Billing

    9.1 Daily Freezing

    Explains the daily data freezing process, including retention period and freezing time.

    9.2 Monthly Billing

    Covers capacity, automatic/manual billing, and data objects supported for monthly billing.

    10 Relay Control

    10.1 Relay Status

    Defines status codes (Disconnected, Connected, Ready) and their descriptions for relay control.

    10.2 Relay Control Command

    Defines transform numbers and names for remote, manual, and local relay control operations.

    10.3 Relay Control Mode

    Details disconnection/reconnection modes for various control types.

    10.4 Relay Operation Priority

    Details the priority order for various relay operation events like overload and credit status.

    11 Load Control

    12 Firmware Upgrade

    13 Event Record

    13.1 Standard Event

    Details event codes and judgments for standard events like clock adjustments and billing.

    13.2 Tamper Event

    Lists event codes and judgments for tampering events such as cover opening and magnetic disturbance.

    13.3 Relay Control Event

    Records events related to relay control actions such as manual or remote disconnection.

    13.4 Power Quality Event

    Records events related to power grid disturbances like under/over voltage and over current.

    13.5 Communication Event

    Logs events related to communication module status, signal quality, and registration failures.

    14 Back-up Power

    14.1 Battery

    Describes the internal and optional external battery, low battery detection, and working lifetime.

    15 RTC

    15.1 DST (optional)

    Explains Daylight Saving Time functionality, configuration, and restrictive conditions for its application.

    15.2 TOU

    Details TOU tariff support, holiday types, season tables, and weekly/daily timetable configurations.

    16 STS Function (optional)

    16.1 Recharging

    Guides users on entering tokens for successful recharging, handling errors, and understanding credit transfer.

    16.2 Management

    Covers managing meter settings like maximum power, clearing credit, and changing meter keys.

    16.3 Test

    Provides specific tokens for performing full tests, relay tests, LCD tests, and displaying meter data.

    16.4 Cancellation Registration (optional)

    Explains the process for cancelling meter registration and obtaining refund tokens.

    16.5 Short Code

    Lists short codes available for consumers to quickly retrieve specific meter information.

    17 LED Indication

    17.1 Active LED Indication

    Describes the active LED's function indicating energy consumption and status.

    17.2 Alarm LED Indication

    Explains the alarm LED's behavior, lighting up for tamper events and turning off when cleared.

    17.3 Reactive LED Indication

    Describes the reactive LED's function indicating reactive energy consumption and status.

    17.4 Credit LED Indication (optional)

    Explains the credit LED's indication of balance status and power presence in prepayment mode.

    18 Communication Interface

    18.1 Optical Communication

    Details the optical port's compliance with standards, physical interface, and communication protocols.

    18.2 RS485 Interface (optional)

    Specifies communication protocol, baud rate, and data bit settings for the RS485 interface.

    18.3 PLC Communication (optional)

    Details baud rate, compliance, and functionality for PLC communication modules.

    18.4 Wisun Communication (optional)

    Details baud rate, compliance, and functionality for Wisun communication modules.

    18.5 4 G Communication

    Outlines communication standards and online modes for 4G modules, supporting client and server functions.

    19 Client Management

    20 Overall Dimensions and Installation

    20.1 Meter Connection

    Illustrates wiring diagrams for 1P2W and 1P3W connections, including terminal block layouts.

    20.2 Meter Dimension

    Provides overall dimensions of the smart meter and detailed installation dimension drawings.

    21 Installation and Un-installation

    21.1 Installation Tools

    Lists essential tools for meter installation, including screwdrivers, drill, and wire stripper.

    21.2 Preparation Before Installation

    Covers safety precautions, environmental requirements, and pre-installation checks for meter installation.

    21.3 Installation Procedure

    Step-by-step guide for mounting the meter, connecting wires, and ensuring secure installation.

    21.4 Test After Installation

    Details checks to perform after installation, including breaker status, meter display, and relay position.

    21.5 Un-installation

    Provides instructions for safely powering off, removing the meter, and handling disconnected cables.

    22 Service

    22.1 Fault Operation

    Guides users on troubleshooting common issues like LCD display or data communication failures.

    22.2 Meter Repair

    Outlines the procedure for handling meter repairs, including un-installation, fault description, and shipping.

    23 Maintenance

    23.1 Clean

    Advises on using dry cloths for cleaning the meter surface, warning against water usage.

    23.2 Error and Function Check

    Describes steps for checking meter errors and functions using a test bench and communication.

    24 Scrap Processing

    25 Transportation and Storage

    26 Parameters

    Electrical Parameters

    Lists electrical specifications such as reference voltage, current ratings, starting current, and frequency.

    Accuracy

    Details accuracy classes for active and reactive energy measurement, and compliance with standards.

    Mechanical Parameters

    Provides mechanical specifications including connection type, weight, dimensions, and terminal details.

    Annex A: Communication and Display OBIS

    Annex B: Demand Content OBIS List

    HEXING HXE110 Specifications

    General IconGeneral
    BrandHEXING
    ModelHXE110
    CategoryMeasuring Instruments
    LanguageEnglish

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