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CMS-700 SYSTEM
CIRCUIT MONITORING SYSTEM (CMS)
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WEB UI - Settings Menu
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Settings Menu - Branches
The menu allows to have access to the information briefly listed below together with the buttons you can
use. It is possible to use Selection Filter and Sort Function on Phase and Group labels to find desired values.
It is also possible to add new sensors by own defined ID number and to change the ID number too.
Buttons
Apply changes
Stores all branch definitions (Note: the transfer of data from the WEB UI to the
device may take a moment)
Add new sensor
By clicking the pushbutton of the sensor, the user can add the sensor to the list
(Note: Wait for confirmation before assigning the next sensor)
Identify sensor
Clicking the pushbutton of the sensor allows to display the sensor ID number
Remove all sensors
Removes all sensor and branch definitions
Change ID sensor no.
Select the current ID number of the sensor and define its new ID number
Branch Definitions
ID
Sensor identification number (at this time it cannot be modified)
Phase
Selects the corresponding branch phase for the calculation of branch
active power and energy
Group
Defines the name of a parent group through the selection of an existing
group or definition of a new group (up to 96 group names)
Branch
Defines the name of the branch. It must be unique and can be composed
by up to 64 characters
PF
Defines which power factor shall be used for calculation:
AUTO - uses the Power Factor of defined mains phase
x.xx - you can manually define a constant power factor (e.g. 0.85)
0 - type zero for changing from manual to auto power factor
Remove
Removes this sensor and branch definition
[Click a row]
By clicking a row, the row is highlighted in yellow and the LED
of the corresponding sensor will blink
Make sure to select the correct phase on which the CMS sensor is installed in the phase column.
If needed, change the Power Factor (PF) from Auto to a manual value corresponding to the PF of the
measured load.
Threshold setting for event handling
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