Siemens 9350 User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Notices

  4
• Contents

  7
• 1 Introduction

  11
  • 9300 Series Meters

    12
  • The ACCESS Meter in an Enterprise Energy Management System

    14
    • Data Display and Analysis Tools

      14
    • Communications Protocols

      16
    • Digital and Analog I/O Options

      16
    • The Meter is Factory-Configured and Ready to Operate

      17
    • Meter Firmware Revision History

      18
    • Ethernet Card Firmware Revision History

      19
  • Using this Guide

    20
    • Getting More Information

      20
• 2 Using The Front Panel

  23
  • Displaying Data with the Front Panel

    24
    • Front Panel Display Resolution

      24
    • Default Front Panel Display Screens

      25
  • Configuring the Meter with the Front Panel

    27
    • The Front Panel’s Setup Menus

      27
    • Clear Functions Menu

      28
    • Quick Setup Menu

      30
    • Advanced Meter Setup Menu

      32
    • Display Setup Menu

      33
    • Screen Setup Menu

      34
    • Nameplate Info Menu

      35
    • Security Menu

      35
    • Diagnostic Menu

      35
  • Custom Front Panel Displays

    38
    • Before Customizing the Front Panel

      38
• 3 Default Meter Functionality

  41
  • Default Meter Functionality

    42
    • Basic Setup

      42
    • Communications Setup

      43
    • Power Quality Setup (9350)

      44
    • Data Logging Setup

      45
    • Setpoint Configuration (9330 and 9350)

      48
    • Meter Clock Configuration

      49
    • Display Configuration

      50
    • Demand Setup

      52
    • Factory Information

      53
  • Third Party Protocols

    54
    • Using the Modbus RTU Protocol

      54
    • Using the Modbus/TCP Protocol

      59
    • Using the DNP 3.0 Protocol

      60
    • Using the Profibus Protocol

      63
  • Restoring the Factory Configuration

    66
• 4 Using ACCESS Software

  69
  • WinPM.Net Software

    70
  • WinPM.Net: Management Console

    71
    • Configuring Communications

      73
  • WinPM.Net: Vista

    75
    • Displaying Data with Vista

      75
    • Customizing the Vista Interface

      81
  • WinPM.Net: Designer

    83
    • Basics of ION Architecture

      83
    • Designer’s Main Configuration Screen

      87
    • Viewing Real-time Data in Designer

      88
    • Changing Setup Registers with Designer

      88
    • Customizing Frameworks in Designer

      90
  • WinPM.Net: Reporter

    94
    • Pre-configured Reports

      94
    • Report Creation and Generation

      96
  • ION Setup Software

    98
    • Configuring Communications

      98
    • Basic Meter Configuration

      101
    • Displaying Data with ION Setup

      102
• 5 Features and Applications

  105
  • Communications

    106
    • RS-485 Connections

      107
    • Optical Port Connections

      108
    • Ethernet Connections

      110
    • Internal Modem Connections

      113
    • Profibus Connections (9300)

      116
  • Internet Connectivity

    117
    • WebMeter and MeterM@il

      117
    • WebReach

      118
    • Telnet and Hyperterminal

      118
  • Digital and Analog I/O

    120
    • Specifying a Port In an ION Module

      120
    • Using the Onboard Digital Outputs

      122
    • Using the Onboard Digital Inputs

      124
    • Using the Optional Analog Inputs

      124
    • Using the Optional Analog Outputs

      125
  • Data and Event Logging

    126
    • Data Logging (9330 and 9350)

      126
    • Event Logging

      127
    • Logging and Recording Capacity

      128
  • Time Synchronization

    129
  • Meter Security

    130
    • Standard Meter Security

      130
  • Residual Current Calculation (I4)

    131
  • Alerting

    132
    • Alerting ION Software via the Alarm Server

      132
    • Alerting via an Alphanumeric Pager

      134
    • Alerting via a Numeric Pager

      134
    • Alerting via Email (9330 and 9350)

      135
• 6 Revenue Metering

  137
  • 9300 Series Revenue Meters

    138
    • Differences between Standard and Revenue Models

      138
    • Security Mechanisms

      139
    • Configuring the Revenue Meter

      141
• 7 Hardware Reference

  143
  • Standard Model

    144
    • General Specifications

      145
    • Unit Dimensions

      146
    • Communications Specifications

      147
    • COM1 Port

      148
    • COM 2 Port

      149
    • COM 3 Port

      150
    • Ethernet Port

      150
    • Profibus Port

      151
    • Internal Modem

      152
    • LEDs

      153
  • I/O Connections

    154
  • Electrical Specifications

    157
  • Options and Retrofits

    159
    • Terminal Cover

      159
    • Remote Modular Display

      160
    • Switchboard Case

      160
    • Relay Expansion Board (Grayhill Rack)

      165
    • Analog I/O

      166
  • TRAN Model

    167
    • Unit Dimensions

      167