ION 8000 Series User Guide Default Front Panel Display Screens
Chapter 15 - Displays Page 167
Default Front Panel Display Screens
Each mode of operation (NORM, ALT and TEST) has its own display screens,
providing various power system data and meter properties screens.
NORM mode display screens
The factory-configured ION 8000 series meter scrolls through nine displays
detailed below. If the settings in the Scroll module have not been altered, each
screen is displayed for five seconds if no front panel buttons are pressed.
Display scrolling is suspended when a front panel button is pressed, and you can
manually scroll through the display screens using the Up or Down arrow buttons.
If required, refer to “Front Panel Features” on page 18 for more instructions on
using the front panel buttons.
1. kWh
This screen displays kWh delivered and received values.
2. kVARh
This screen displays kVARh delivered and received values.
3. kVAh
This screen displays kVAh delivered and received values.
4. Peak Demand Delivered
This screen displays the maximum delivered kW value and a timestamp of
when the peak occurred. This value is a Sliding Window (Rolling Block)
demand calculation.
5. Peak Demand Received
This screen displays the maximum received kW value and a timestamp of when
the peak occurred. This value is a Sliding Window (Rolling Block) demand
calculation.
6. Peak Demand Reset Count
This screen displays a count of the number of Demand Resets executed as well
as a timestamp of the latest Peak Demand Reset.
7. Q Metering
This screen displays approximated VARh measurements, one phase (60
degrees) behind the normal watthour connection (90° - 330° and 150° - 270°).
8. Disk Simulator
This display simulates the behavior of a mechanical watt-hour meter indicating
power received or delivered by the direction of the pulse.
9. All Segments
This is a screen test where a black screen showing all segments (all pixels on)
indicates that the display is functioning properly.
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