Test mode, Graphical display indicators, Energy pulse led indicators – E-Mon E-PS-S-HV-RTU User Manual

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Chapter 2 Operating the
PowerSmart Socket PQM

TEST Mode

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PowerSmart Socket Power Quality Meter

multi-page display screens for local meter reading and
inspect or change meter setup parameters.

See

Navigation Buttons

in Chapter 3 for buttons location and

functionality.

Graphical Display Indicators

The PowerSmart Socket PQM graphical display is used both
for displaying billing and instrumentation data, and for
indication of the present tariff rate, time and important
diagnostic information. See

Status Indicators

in Chapter 3 for

information on graphical status indicators.

Energy Pulse LED Indicators

The PowerSmart Socket PQM is provided with two red LED
indicators labeled as “WATT” and “VAR” that flash when a
load is applied to the meter.

The LED pulse rate in NORMAL mode is indicated by the Kh
watthour meter constant on the meter nameplate. The
standard Kh values and LED pulse rates are listed in the
following table. All indicated rates are in secondary units.

Rated

Voltage, V

Secondary

Current, A

Kh,

Wh/imp

Pulse Rate,

imp/kWh

57-120

1

0.05

20,000

57-120

5

0.25

4,000

120-277

1

0.08

12,500

120-277

5

0.40

2,500

The LED pulse rate in TEST mode is user-programmable. The
factory set defaults and available ranges are shown in the
following table.

Rated

Voltage, V

Secondary

Current, A

Default Pulse Rate,

Wh/imp (imp/kWh)

Range,

Wh/imp (imp/kWh)

57-120

1

0.05 (20,000)

0.01-0.05 (20,000-100,000)

57-120

5

0.10 (10,000)

0.01-0.25 (4,000-100,000)

120-277

1

0.05 (20,000)

0.01-0.08 (12,500-100,000)

120-277

5

0.10 (10,000)

0.01-0.40 (2,500-100,000)

See

Device Options and Mode Control

in Chapter 5 on how to

change the test LED pulse rate in your meter.

TEST Mode

The PowerSmart Socket PQM can run in NORMAL or in TEST
mode. The present operating mode is indicated on the display
status bar at the bottom of the screen.

TEST mode is intended for testing the device energy
measurement accuracy without affecting the billing energy
and demand data. All instrumentation data is still available in
TEST mode.

The front pulse LED indicators flash at a programmable rate
in TEST mode, and the billing data display shows separate
test kWh and kvarh energy readings with an extended 0.001

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