Manuel D’UtilisationTable des matièresSENTINEL™ Meter Technical Reference Guide1Table of Contents7List of Figures13List of Tables15Chapter 1 General Information17How to Use This Manual17General Description18Measurement Levels18Packaging20Meter Components20Upper Housing21Base Assembly21Covers22Meter Availability22Input/Output Module (Optional)22R300 Communication Module (Optional)26Modem Communication Module (Optional)27Specifications28Electrical28Power Supply28Programmable Outputs28Programmable Inputs29Operating Environment29Rated Accuracy (Typical, at ambient temperature)29Time29Burden Data29Potential (120V - 480V) Single Phase Power Supply29Potential (57.7V - 277V) Three Phase Power Supply30Isolation30Current30Starting Load, Creep30Standards30Dimensions31Shipping Weights32Chapter 2 Installation33Storage33Unpacking33Preliminary Inspection33Meters Without Batteries33Meters With Batteries (TOU and Load Profile Meters)34Site Selection35Installation35Socket-Mount Meters35Cover36Battery (TOU and Load Profile Versions)36Programming37Chapter 3 Operating Instructions39Controls and Indicators39Demand Reset Button40Infrared Test LED40Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)41Magnetic Switch42Optical Port42Test Mode Button42Application of Power and Power-up43Power Down Procedures43Demand Meter43TOU/Load Profile Meters43Cold Load Pickup43Interval Make-up44Operating Modes44Normal Mode44Test Mode44Mode Timeout45Display Modes45Energy Data46Demand Data46Instantaneous Data47Information Data48Changing Display Modes49Mode Timeout49Normal Display Mode49Alternate Display Mode49Toolbox Display Mode50Test Display Mode51Test Alternate Display Mode51Diagnostic Displays52Registers52Energy Registers52Demand Registers53Instantaneous Registers53Self Read and Snapshot Registers54Information Registers54Interrogation and Programming55Interrogation55Programming55Time-of-Use (TOU)55TOU Schedules55Calendar Schedule55Rates55Daily Patterns56Day Types56Seasonal Schedules56TOU Registers56Current Season Registers56Last Season Registers56TOU Operation56Rate Annunciators and Active Rate Indicators57Season Change57Battery Carryover57Load Profile58Load Profile Specifications58Capacity58Bit Resolution58Interval Lengths58Power Outage58Channel Configuration59Pulse Constants59Data Storage59Recording Duration60Event Log61Security Codes63Implementing Security Codes64Clearing Security Codes—Customer Default Mode64Firmware Upgrades65Installing SENTINEL Firmware on the PC65Chapter 4 Theory of Operation67Meter Platform67Meter Architecture68Main Board68Register68Metrology69Display69Communication Ports69Switches and LED70Data Storage71Power Supply Board71Switching Power Supply72Surge Protection72EMI Filtering72Measurement Techniques73Calibration73Sampling73Voltage and Current Measurement74Watthour (Wh) Measurement75VARhour (Varh) Measurement75Volt-amperehour (VAh) Measurement75Qhour (Qh) Measurement76Power Factor (PF) Calculations76Demand Calculations76Block Interval Demand Calculation77Rolling/Sliding Demand Interval Calculation77Thermal Emulation77Cumulative Demand Values78Continuous Cumulative Demand Values78Present Demand78Previous Demand78Projected Demand79Peak Demand (Maximum Demand)79Multiple Peaks (1-5)79Minimum PF79Demand Thresholds79Chapter 5 Communications81Modem Board81Call Windows81Answer Delays81Dialing Features82Phone Home on Event82Call On Schedule82Phone Line Sharing83Recommended Modems83R300 Series Board84RS-232/RS-485 Boards85Multifunction Meter Module86Optional Inputs/Outputs86Supplemental Inputs and Outputs87Output Configuration89Input Configuration89Output Cables89Chapter 6 SiteScan™ On-Site Monitoring System91SiteScan Meter Self-Diagnostic Checks91SiteScan Toolbox Mode92SiteScan System and Installation Diagnostic Checks95SiteScan Diagnostic #1116Polarity, Cross-Phase, and Energy Flow Check116Diagnostic #1 Error Example116SiteScan Diagnostic #2118Phase Voltage Deviation Check118Diagnostic #2 Error Example118SiteScan Diagnostic #3119Inactive Phase Current Check119Diagnostic #3 Error Example120SiteScan Diagnostic #4121Phase Angle Displacement Check121Diagnostic #4 Error Example122SiteScan Diagnostic #5123Current Waveform Distortion Check123Chapter 7 Testing, Troubleshooting, and Maintenance125Visual Indicators125Infrared Test LED125Annunciators126Load Indication/Direction Annunciator126Phase-Voltage Indication Annunciators126Nominal Voltage Indication Annunciator126Test Mode Annunciator127Energy Testing127Testing With the Infrared Test LED127Testing Using the Load Indication Annunciator128Testing Using the Energy/Time Method128Recommended Energy Testing Procedures128Test Description129Recommendations129Solution 1129Solution 2129Solution 3130Recommended Test Setup for Minimizing Test Time130Recommendations for Minimum Variability130Demand Testing130Demand Test Method131Demand Calculations132Calculation A: Actual Active Energy (kWh)132Calculation B: Actual Active Demand (kW)132Calculation C: Actual KVA Hours132Calculation D: Actual kVA Demand133Field Testing133Required Hardware133Test Method Using Infrared Pulse Adapter133Test Method Using a Snap Switch Assembly133Troubleshooting133Fatal Errors133Non-Fatal Errors134Other Problems136Demand Reset Cannot Be Initiated Through PC or Handheld136Incorrect or No Accumulation of kWh or kW136Reset Mechanism Does Not Initiate Demand Reset136Blank Display136Time and Date Wrong (TOU Version)137Optional Output Contact Closures Not Occurring137Programmer Cannot Communicate with Meter137Magnetic Switch Does Not Activate the Alternate or Toolbox Mode138Test Mode Switch Does Not Place Meter in Test Mode138Diagnostic 1 Condition Incorrectly Active138Diagnostic 2, 3, or 4 Condition Incorrectly Active138Counters Are Too High138Maintenance138Preventive Maintenance138Corrective Maintenance139Chapter 8 Replacement Parts and Accessories141Cover Assemblies and Cover Components141Battery and Accessories141Option Boards141Wiring Diagrams142Glossary143Index147Taille: 3,3 MoPages: 152Language: EnglishOuvrir le manuel