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Landis & Gyr FOCUS kWh User Manual

Landis & Gyr FOCUS kWh
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FOCUS kWh Solid-State Meter
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Landis & Gyr FOCUS kWh Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandLandis & Gyr
ModelFOCUS kWh
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction to the FOCUS

Meter Assembly

Describes the three basic sub-assemblies of the Focus meter: baseplate, electronics housing, and cover.

Baseplate Assembly

Details the construction of the baseplate module, made of durable thermoplastics, including internal components.

Electronic Housing Assembly

Explains the electronics housing containing the measurement board and optional assemblies, which snaps onto the baseplate.

The FOCUS Meter Family

Register Types

Lists the four supported energy metric displays: +kWh, -kWh, NET kWh, and ADDED kWh.

Meter Assembly

Removal of the Electronics Housing from the Baseplate

Step-by-step guide for detaching the electronics housing from the baseplate using specific pressure points.

Installation of the Electronics Housing onto the Baseplate

Instructions for reattaching the electronics housing to the baseplate, ensuring proper alignment and connection.

Sealing the Meter

Information on the standard T-seal provision for meter sealing, left to user discretion.

Application Information

Available Meter Forms

Details the various available meter forms for the FOCUS meter, including S-Base and K-Base types.

Meter Form Schematic Diagrams

Provides schematic diagrams for various self-contained and transformer-rated meter forms.

Installation Procedures

General steps for installing the meter, including checking for damage and matching meter type to installation.

Safety Warnings

FCC Information

Overview of Electronic Hardware

LCD Display

Describes the liquid crystal display components: digital power indicator, nominal voltage, and kWh digits.

Display Scroll Sequence

Details the programmable display scroll sequence options, up to 16 individual displays.

Display Format

Explains the different digit formats supported by the display, such as 6x1, 5x1, 4x1, and 4x10.

Digital Power Indicator

Describes the digital power indicator (DPI) and its six segments, showing energy flow direction.

Power Up Display Sequence

Details the segment check display sequence upon meter power-up, lasting five seconds.

Diagnostics

Introduces the diagnostics section covering error reporting, mapping, and user access.

Diagnostic Error Mapping

Explains how diagnostic sub-error occurrences are accumulated and mapped to displayed errors.

Diagnostics Error Display, Power Outage Counter, and User Access

Covers diagnostic error display, power outage counting, and user access for error masking.

Configuring the Meter

Configuration Port

Explains the secure meter configuration port and its requirements for shop environment use.

Initial Power-Up and Operation

Describes the initial power-up and programmed configuration of FOCUS kWh meters upon order.

Billing Data Reset/Preset

Details how users can reset or preset billing data accumulation registers via the configuration port.

Display Multiplier

Explains how to program a display multiplier for kWh values displayed on the LCD.

Meter Calibration

Calibration LED

Describes the calibration LED, its function, visibility, and reactivation.

Factory Calibration

Explains the factory calibration process and storage of non-alterable constants in nonvolatile memory.

Customer Calibration Adjustment

Details user-adjustable calibration biases (up to 1.00%) via utility and configuration port.

Data Retention

Explains how billing data is stored in nonvolatile memory and retained during power loss.

Pulse Outputs

Pulse Initiator Output

Describes the optional solid-state KYZ pulse output, its configuration, and response to energy delivery.

Communications

Discusses two scalable TTL-level pulse outputs for AMR modules in Quadrature and Differential modes.

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