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SCU200 

INSITE ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

4.4.Assembly of connectors, current sensors, I/O modules and smart accessories.

• Assembly of connectors

Use the connectors only once.

Use the connectors only once.

Connect up to 32 current sensors, or 8 I/O modules (one module corresponds to 4 sensors), or a 

combination of current sensors and I/O modules, to each InSite Bus interface of the control unit.

Consider the maximum flat cable length.

Flat cable should not exert force on the sensor, otherwise measuring errors may occur.

Keep a distance of 5.5mm minimum between the flat cable and uninsulated live parts. 

1.  Mark the desired placement of the connector with a pen.

2.  Press the flat cable into the cable duct of the connector housing.

3.  Insert the connector into the connector housing at the marked position.

4.  Press together using parallel pliers. Repeat the process at all other marks.

Attention

: In case one or more expansion modules have to be added to SCU200 / SCU200-W plug them all 

first before assemblying on DIN-Rail bar.

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Summary of Contents for SCU200

Page 1: ...SCU200 User manual 1 0 1 INSITE ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SCU200 User manual ...

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Page 3: ...2 2 3 I O modules 13 2 4 Power supply modules 14 2 5 Energy meter module 15 2 6 Communication modules 16 2 6 1 Wireless M Bus module 16 2 6 2 USB module 17 2 7 Smart accessories 18 2 7 1 Smart signal auxiliary contact 18 2 8 InSite accessories 19 3 Technical characteristics specifications 20 3 1 Technical data control unit 20 3 2 Overall dimensions and technical data I O modules 21 3 2 1 Compatibl...

Page 4: ...1 1 LAN connection via router 38 5 1 2 Direct LAN connection 39 5 1 3 WiFi 40 5 2 Control unit login 41 5 3 Wizard 42 6 WebUI 43 6 1 Structure 43 6 2 Homepage 44 6 3 Energy monitoring 45 6 3 1 Asset overview 45 6 3 2 Contracts 46 6 3 3 Historical values 47 6 3 4 Import Export 47 6 4 Load management 48 6 4 1 Control 48 6 4 2 Automations 49 6 5 My plant 51 6 5 1 Site plan view 51 6 5 2 Groups 51 6 5...

Page 5: ...rfaces 78 7 1 Modbus TCP RTU readings 78 7 1 1 CMS current sensor readings 79 7 1 2 Energy meter module readings 82 7 1 3 I O modules readings 82 7 1 4 ABB meters readings 82 7 1 5 Modbus TCP RTU readings 83 7 2 Wireless M Bus 84 7 2 1 Wireless M bus devices readings 84 ...

Page 6: ...tion of ABB Ltd 1 1 3 Liability disclaimer The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice and cannot be considered as an obligation by ABB Ltd ABB Ltd is not liable for any errors that may appear in this document ABB Ltd is not liable under any circumstances for any direct indirect special incidental or consequential damage of any kind that may arise from using this...

Page 7: ...out any controls visual inspections and tests on the device Always assume that all circuits are under voltage until they are completely disconnected subjected to tests and labelled Disconnect all of the power supply prior to working on the device Always use a suitable voltage detection device to check that the supply is interrupted Pay attention to any dangers and carefully check the work area ens...

Page 8: ...ol Unit SCU200 product the network its system and interfaces against any kind of security breaches unauthorized access interference intrusion leakage and or theft of data or information ABB S p A and its affiliates are not liable for damages and or losses related to such security breaches unauthorized access interference intrusion leakage and or theft of data or information Although ABB S p A prov...

Page 9: ...module INS S H The input measurements and data from meters are transmitted via Modbus RTU Modbus TCP and Wireless M Bus communication protocols The input measurements and information from current sensors and I O modules are transmitted through a flat cable the InSite bus All gathered data can be displayed or analyzed via LAN interface with the integrated web server through Modbus TCP or SNMP proto...

Page 10: ...d flashing System error e g lack of communication LED LAN Display Function Off Disconnected Green on Connected Green flashing fast Data traffic LED Alarm Display Function Off No alarm acknowledge alarm Red on Alarm also for rest API LED SD card Display Function Off Card can be removed because it s unmounted Green on Card mounted Green flashing fast Ongoing unmounting Buttons Button Function WPS se...

Page 11: ...e and in measurement mode There is a feature in the configuration to switch off the LED of all the sensors after a specified time Off Sensor is not connected to InSite Bus or LED is switched off in the configuration Sensor is not assigned Sensor in assign process or in setting branches mode This sensor is the sensor corresponding to the yellow marked row on the screen for webserver settings Flashi...

Page 12: ...S 120xx 80 A CMS 120PS CMS 120LA CMS 120DR CMS 120CA CMS 121xx 40 A CMS 121PS CMS 121LA CMS 121FH CMS 121DR CMS 121CA CMS 122xx 20 A CMS 122PS CMS 122LA CMS 122FH CMS 122DR CMS 122CA Solid core sensors AC accuracy of 0 5 18 mm overall width CMS 100xx 80 A CMS 100PS CMS 100S8 CMS 100DR CMS 100CA CMS 101xx 40 A CMS 101PS CMS 101S8 CMS 101DR CMS 101CA CMS 102xx 20 A CMS 102PS CMS 102S8 CMS 102DR CMS ...

Page 13: ...ormal operation mode There is a feature in the configuration to switch off the LED after a specified time Off Module is not connected to InSite Bus or LED is switched off in the configuration Module is not assigned Module in assign process or in setting I O module mode This module is the module corresponding to the yellow marked row on the screen for webserver configuration Flashing slowly 1Hz Fla...

Page 14: ... 4 Power supply modules LED Display Function Off Device is off Green on Device is on Green flashing fast N A Green flashing slowly N A Modular bus connector input Modular bus connector output Status LED AC power input FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW LATERAL VIEW ...

Page 15: ...ashing fast N A Orange flashing slowly Firmware updates ongoing Orange on Booting Red on System or booting error Red on flashing Bootloader mode LED EM Display Function Green flashing fast 1kWh pulse blinking CT1 CT1 CT2 CT2 CT3 CT3 L1 L2 L3 N Modular bus connector output Modular bus connector output Status LED kWh pulses LED Modular bus connector input Voltage measurement L1 L2 L3 N CTS current t...

Page 16: ...CU200 Green flashing slowly No ModbusID assigned Orange flashing slowly Firmware update ongoing Orange on Booting Red on System or booting error Red on flashing Bootloader mode LED EM Display Function Green flashing fast Data traffic on wireless interface Modular bus connector output Modular bus connector output Status LED Connection LED Modular bus connector input SMA connector external antenna F...

Page 17: ...ay Function Green on USB bus is ready for operation Red on USB ports error e g port overcurrent lack of connection with SCU200 Modular bus connector output Modular bus connector output Modular bus connector output Status LED Connection LED Bottom USB A port general purpose Top USB A port P1 port FRONT VIEW TOP VIEW LATERAL VIEWS BOTTOM VIEW ...

Page 18: ...Smart accessories 2 7 1 Smart signal auxiliary contact LED status Display Function Blue on Assignment ok Off No power supply Slow blinking Normal mode no Modbus assigned Fast blinking Query function LED Connection Display Function Orange on Main device tripped Off Main device normal or toggle switch Slow blinking Normal function on ...

Page 19: ... Connector housing Do not exceed a total flat cable length of 32m for each InSite Bus lines of each control unit Flat cables longer than approx 15m could require a 120Ω terminating resistor between the two inner wires at the far end For the flat cable please consider Use within closed housings only Keep a distance of min 5 5 mm to uninsulated live parts Where necessary additional protection agains...

Page 20: ...Fi 2 4 GHz IEEE 802 11 b g n InSite bus External antenna port Female SMA 50Ω 2 4 GHz Data rate of Modbus RTU RS485 2 wire 2400 115200 External antenna not included Male SMA 50 Ohm 2 4 GHz max 4 7 dBi Power supply 24 VDC connection Conductor cross section solid flexible mm2 0 2 1 AWG AWG 28 17 Strip length mm 10 RS485 port connection Conductor cross section solid flexible mm2 0 14 1 5 AWG solid con...

Page 21: ...es mm2 0 25 1 5 0 25 1 5 0 25 1 5 Stripping length mm 5 6 5 6 5 6 Operating temperature C 25 60 Bearing temperature C 40 85 Mounting method 35 mm DIN rail DIN 50022 or SMISSLINE TP plug base Dimensions mm 36x88x65 36x88x65 36x88x65 Overvoltage category II acc to IEC61010 1 Pollution degree 2 Altitude m 2000 Safety class IP20 IK code IK06 1J Standards compliance IEC 61010 EMC IEC 61326 1 relay outp...

Page 22: ... 200 RCCBs F 200 SN 201 RCD blocks DDA 200 DDA 800 S200 80 100A RCBOs DS 201 DS 202 DS 203 DS 200 DS800 S 750 DR eRCBOs DSE DSN S 700 S 800 3 2 2 I O modules allow to read contacts status of MCCBs via input channels read contacts status of OVRs with integrated auxiliary contact via input channels to read contacts status of accessories for Miniature Circuit Breakers MCBs and Residual Current Device...

Page 23: ...onductor AWG 26 14 Fine stranded conductor with insulated ferrule mm2 0 25 0 75 Fine stranded conductor with uninsulated ferrule mm2 0 25 1 5 Strip length mm 8 9 Connection type Screwless Power output W 10 nominal 15 boost Max input Current mA 180 Frequency Hz 50 60 5 Power input L1 N W 18 max Mounting method 35mm DIN rail DIN 5022 Degree of protection IP20 Dimensions mm 17 5x87 0x64 9 1M Impact t...

Page 24: ...nt range full accuracy mA 1 40 Accuracy 25 C INS E3 only Voltage 0 5 Current 0 5 Active power 1 Apparent power 1 Reactive power 1 Power factor 1 Active Energy 1 Apparent Energy 1 Reactive Energy 1 Conductor cross section Solid fine stranded conductor mm2 0 14 1 5 AWG solid conductor AWG 28 16 AWG fine stranded conductor AWG 26 14 Fine stranded conductor with insulated ferrule mm2 0 25 0 75 Fine st...

Page 25: ...munication protocol Wireless M Bus RF mode C1 and T1 Frequency band MHz 868 95 Max RF output power RF mode receiver only Max RF input power dBm 10 External antenna not included Male SMA 50 Ohm 868 95MHz Mounting method 35mm DIN rail DIN 5022 Degree of protection IP20 Dimensions mm 17 5x87x64 9 1M Weight g 50 Operating temperature C 25 60 Storage temperature C 40 85 Operating altitude m 0 2000 Stan...

Page 26: ...odular bus Power consumption W 0 4 standby Communication protocol USB 1 1 max speed 12Mbps Power capabilities 100mA 5V USB P1 port 500mA 5V bottom USB port Mounting method 35mm DIN rail DIN 5022 Degree of protection IP20 Dimensions mm 17 5x87x65 1M Weight g 46 Operating temperature C 25 60 Storage temperature C 40 85 Operating altitude m 0 2000 Standards IEC 61010 1 IEC 61326 1 ...

Page 27: ...method 35mm DIN rail DIN 5022 Degree of protection IP20 Dimensions mm 8 8x103x74 0 5M Weight g 30 Operating temperature C 25 60 Storage temperature C 40 85 Operating altitude m 0 2000 Standards IEC61010 1 IEC 61326 1 IEC 60068 IEC EN 62019 for Main functionality IEC 60947 5 1 for Main functionality IEC61009 for RCDs compatibility EN 60898 1 for MCBs compatibility 3 3 6 Smart auxiliary and signal c...

Page 28: ...to these user instructions Furthermore the instructions in the manual must be observed Authorized Personnel Assembly connection and removal work should only be carried out by authorized and qualified personnel 4 1 Control unit Assembly on 35mm DIN Rail To assemble the control unit perform steps 1 and 2 To disassemble perform steps 1 2 and 3 1 1 2 2 3 ...

Page 29: ...etwork connect the correspondent cables to the 24 VDC input Otherwise in case of AC network INS PS 1 must be coupled to power SCU200 To supply the SCU200 with 24 VDC first connect the cables to the adapter and then plug this is in the connection port to 24 VDC of the SCU200 1 2 3 10 mm 8 9 mm max 1 5 mm2 AWG 28 16 max 1 mm2 AWG 28 17 ...

Page 30: ...ced on the right side of the InSite expansion module Put attention to the correct interlocking between modules Attention In case one or more expansion modules have to be added to SCU200 SCU200 W plug them all first before assemblying on DIN Rail bar The connection of modules and assembly on DIN RAIL is done in the same way It is suggested to connect the modules before mounting them on DIN RAIL 1 2...

Page 31: ...CU200 INSITE ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 4 2 Power supply module Wiring After mounting the modules on DIN RAIL proceed with the connection of the cables Supply voltage must not exceed 240 VAC and 350 VDC Connection diagram Single phase neutral connection max 1 5 mm2 AWG 28 16 8 9 mm ...

Page 32: ...SITE ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 4 3 Energy meter module Wiring Connect the number of phases desired to the voltage measurement inputs It is desirable to use L1 N for one phase network and L1 L2 L3 N for three phase with neutral network Connection diagram Single phase neutral connection Three phase neutral connection 8 9 mm max 1 5 mm2 AWG 28 16 ...

Page 33: ...flat cable length Flat cable should not exert force on the sensor otherwise measuring errors may occur Keep a distance of 5 5mm minimum between the flat cable and uninsulated live parts 1 Mark the desired placement of the connector with a pen 2 Press the flat cable into the cable duct of the connector housing 3 Insert the connector into the connector housing at the marked position 4 Press together...

Page 34: ...sensor otherwise measuring errors may occur 1 Unscrew the terminal of the installation device Plug in the metal pin of the sensor into rear terminal connection 2 Put the cable through the opening of the sensor into the installed device The cable has to be insulated within the sensor 3 Then tighten the screw Sensors fit ABB MCBs S200 SMISSLINE and RCBOs SMISSLINE Flat cable should not exert force o...

Page 35: ...DIN rail 2 Insert the cable into the installed device through the opening on the sensor The cable has to be insulated within the sensor 3 Fix the cable with a cable tie 4 Snap in the sensor on the bracket Mounting of cable tie sensors The cable should not exert force on the sensor otherwise measuring errors may occur 1 Insert the cable into the installed device through the opening on the sensor 2 ...

Page 36: ...5mm DIN Rail To assemble of the control unit perform steps 1 and 2 The device can be mounted horizontally or vertically To disconnect perform steps 3 4 and 5 Wiring Connection of input and output channels to accessories and external devices is represented in the figure below For sake of representation connection to signal auxiliary contacts and to loads is shown 1 3 4 5 2 ...

Page 37: ...f input is allowed it will permanently damage the device 4 4 3 Final connection Finally connect the current sensors and the I O modules to the control unit Plug in the cable check the correct connection direction Picture to the right Attention When plugging in the InSite flat cable on the sensors and I O modules check the correct connection direction 4 5 Meters connection Connect up to 32 energy a...

Page 38: ...bus RTU RS485 For further information consult the dedicated document 5 1 1 LAN connection via router The SCU200 control unit is connected to the router using a RJ45 cable network Accessing the Web UI via IP address Port 8000 to be added to the IP address 192 168 1 200 to define the port number e g 192 168 1 200 8000 to access your web browser Defining the port number is important because without a...

Page 39: ...st step IP Address 192 168 1 200 8000 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 The control unit is set up using a web interface To connect a PC or laptop to the SCU200 without DHCP you need to configure the LAN interface with a static IP address Using the example of Windows the following shows the configuration steps Select Control Panel Network and Sharing Center ...

Page 40: ... between two modes for the wireless Wi Fi network interface static and DHCP The default mode is DHCP After connecting to the network in the WebUI we can check what IP address has been assigned to the device and through this address we can get to the web server Of course keep in mind that we must also be on the same Wi Fi network to do this The SCU200 can also be connected to a Wi Fi network using ...

Page 41: ...ings with Default IP 192 168 1 200 8000 Default login username admin password admin webui_login Please note that the control unit uses a secure https connection and port 7999 First it is necessary to confirm the secure connection Later on you won t be asked to confirm it provided that you upload the SSL Certificate as described in the dedicated section At first login user will be prompted to chang...

Page 42: ...d be scanned RS485 Modbus RTU devices It is required to setup correct baudrate bytesize parity and stop bits for scanner The connected RTU devices must have set Modbus ID between 33 48 to be automatically detected scanned Only devices that respond to report slave id will be automatically detected Based on that response the device model will be selected or device will be added as unknown and it wil...

Page 43: ... a Current sensors b I O modules c INS S H d MOD AR e Modbus RTU devices f Modbus TCP devices g Wireless M Bus g INS E3 B Groups 5 Diagnostic A Events log B Alarms a Inbox b Acknowledged C Configuration 6 System setup A General a Time b Session c System d Region e UI aspect themes B Communication a IP b Wifi c DNS d Rest API e Email f FTP g Modbus C Users D SSL certificate a Upload b Generate E Fi...

Page 44: ...t it can be in the form of a table or a graphical chart It s possible to create multiple dashboards to create a new one clicks on Create new dashboard To edit delete dashboard expand the list of dashboards by clicking the arrow next to dashboard name and click on the edit icon bin icon To add a new widget to the dashboard click on Add widget then select desired type of widget and configure it Once...

Page 45: ...ible summary of the desired set of measurement data This data can be displayed in various forms depending on the selected widget it can be in the form of a table or a graphical chart To add a new widget to the dashboard click on Add widget then select desired type of widget and configure it Once the widget has been created it is possible to move it to the desired area of the dashboard and modify i...

Page 46: ...t is possible to configure time slots for each tariff along with cost Time slots can t overlap within a single contract Costs will be calculated only during configured timeslots according to configured cost For each contract it is possible to associate one or more Tariffs by clicking button Add tariff and configuring it One device can be assigned to multiple contracts By clicking on the pencil ico...

Page 47: ...me frame the Export button allows the user to carry out direct data export as CSV file 6 3 4 Import Export Export This page allows the export of complete settings of configuration and historical values It is possible to select if export should include also device configuration of IP DNS WiFi and Access Point configuration The import export is encrypted and can t be preview by user Export import fu...

Page 48: ...RGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 6 4 Load management 6 4 1 Control Here it is possible to change the status open close of each single output port of the active I O modules A confirmation message is shown before completing the action ...

Page 49: ... When adding or editing an automation please set the following Name Set the name of the automation Time delay Define for how long the event criteria should be fulfilled in order to consider the occurrence as an event Send event If enabled then event will be shown in events log Alarm Only when Send event is enabled If enabled then event will be shown in alarms log Email notification If the box is s...

Page 50: ... devices Category Measure Set the specific measure to monitor according to the device selected Threshold Threshold of selected measure Device Select the I O module with output channels already defined in Configuration Devices or any other devices that have configured writable registers Port for I O Module Select the output channel of the I O Module already selected Action for I O module Set the ac...

Page 51: ...evices tags can be configured per register and they can be presented on dashboard widget or in historical values 6 5 3 Devices For each added device the status is presented as dot indicator colors with proper tooltip Green Device is assigned configured and fully operational Red Device is unassigned or not responding Orange Device is assigned and operational but only partially responding it might b...

Page 52: ...r Name Defines the name of the sensor Phase Selects the corresponding sensor phase for the calculation of sensor active power and energy It is possible to choose L1 L2 L3 N for AC phase to phase measurements DC for direct current measurements Device category Defines the category of the device Energy sensors Defines the flow of energy Voltage source Defines voltage source for DC power and energy ca...

Page 53: ...odules detected Assign I O module already added If a I O module ID has already been created but is unassigned it is possible to assign it to the physical I O module by clicking the pushbutton of the I O module Add new I O module no assigning Create a new I O module ID without assigning it to the physical I O module Identify Clicking the pushbutton of the current I O module allows to display the I ...

Page 54: ...type It is possible to select the device type from the dropdown menu Tag It is possible to select the pulse input tag for groups calculations Port name It is possible to define the port name Pulse weight In case of pulse input signal it is possible to define the weight for the received pulses The number must be between 9999 to 9999 Pulse unit In case of pulse input signal it is possible to select ...

Page 55: ...gn it to the physical INS S H by clicking the pushbutton of the INS S H Add new INS S H no assigning Create a new INS S H ID without assigning it to the physical INS S H Identify Clicking the pushbutton of the current INS S H allows to display the INS S H Modbus ID number Change ID Select the current Modbus ID number of the current INS S H and define the new Modbus ID number of it Remove all Remov...

Page 56: ...lowed Add Device model Select the predefined device model select Custom device to configure registers manually For predefined device models it is not possible to edit registers or upload descriptor Modbus ID Set the Modbus ID of the device between 33 and 48 Name Set the name of the device Device category Defines the category of the device Baud rate Select the baud rate among the ratings from 1200 ...

Page 57: ... integer Signed integer Multiplier Precision Set the multiplier or precision for float values of the register among the ones available 1 0 1 0 01 0 001 No registers Set the number of registers Word byte order Select the word byte order among the ones available Big endian Little endian Big endian byte swap Little endian byte swap Unit Select the unit of the register or add new Writable Select if th...

Page 58: ...hat was configured or upload previously prepared configured descriptor Add Device model Select the predefined device model if it is not selected it will be possible to configure registers manually IP address Set the IP address of the device Modbus ID Set the Modbus ID address of the device Name Set the name of the device Device category Defines the category of the device Port Set the port of the d...

Page 59: ...gned integer Signed integer Multiplier Precision Set the multiplier or precision for float values of the register among the ones available 1 0 1 0 01 0 001 No registers Set the number of registers Word byte order Select the word byte order among the ones available Big endian Little endian Big endian byte swap Little endian byte swap Unit Select the unit of the register or add new Writable Select i...

Page 60: ...s meter to Wireless M Bus module Available meters appear depending on defined data sending frequency To add meter use button Add wireless M Bus meter under expanded row with desired Wireless M Bus module Detected meter List of automatically detected Wireless M Bus meters by Wireless M Bus module If the meter is not yet detected cancel the add procedure and start it again after a moment ID Filled a...

Page 61: ...able according to user defined start and end date time 6 6 2 Alarms Here it is possible to show all the alarms that occurred in the paginated table Rows can be sorted and or filtered by clicking headers and selecting desired value from drop down lists Events must previously be set in the Diagnostic Configuration page It is possible to visualize a table according to user defined start and end date ...

Page 62: ...options are active When adding or editing an event please set the following Name Set the name of the event Device type Select the type of the device Device Select the devices already defined in My plant Devices according to the Device type selected Event type Type of event Cross up Cross down Communication failure and Communication restore Status change Status change to close Status change to open...

Page 63: ... calendar and clock icons NTP If an NTP Server is available you can set the IP address Time Server 1 Time Server 2 for automatic time synchronization In this case the synchronization procedure can take up to 10 minutes Please make sure that no firewall will block the NTP server Check the internal time of the device to guarantee correct operation of the SCU200 If it is incorrect it must be set manu...

Page 64: ...rt the device with the current settings to restore the default settings to carry out a safe shutdown and mount unmount card Click on Open wizard to open configuration wizard again Region In this section it is possible to change the language and currency settings Click on Open wizard to open configuration wizard again ...

Page 65: ...he fallback IP address is https 192 168 1 200 8000 IP Address Current IP address of device or possibility to define a new IP address Subnet Mask Current Subnet Mask or possibility to define another Subnet Mask Gateway Current Gateway or possibility to define another Gateway Address Host name scu200hs or possibility to define another Host Name MAC Address Shows the MAC Address of the device Apply B...

Page 66: ...tion of WiFi IP address is possible and change of antenna selection internal external There is a support for WPS button for both client and access point modes but it can be disabled only for access point mode When both modes are activated the WPS button is used only in client mode To use WPS button in access point mode client mode WiFi has to be disabled DNS Here you can make changes to the DNS se...

Page 67: ... or Authorization Basic YWRtaW46YWRtaW4 YWRtaW46YWRtaW4 it encoded token from admin credentials base64 username password Available Rest Api endpoints GET api v1 system information Endpoint returns system information which can be used for diagnosis purpose Response softwareVersion 1 0 0 ip 192 168 1 200 hostname scu200hs deviceTime 1669793245 GET api v1 metadata or api v1 metadata object_id X For g...

Page 68: ...imestamp only for historical end_timestamp 1663318059 resolution only for historical possible values 30s 15min 1h 1d 1m maximum date range is 1000 samples per period or 12 for 1m resolution 1h Online values e g data type online values 415 currentTrms currentAc currentDc 389 voltageL1 Response id scu200hs ip 192 168 1 200 data timestamp 1669794027 values 389 voltageL1 243 9 415 currentTrms 0 11 cur...

Page 69: ...rrentAc currentDc 389 voltageL1 type historical begin_timestamp 1669770000 end_timestamp 1669794623 resolution 1h Response id scu200hs ip 192 168 1 200 data timestamp 1669791600 values 389 voltageL1 415 currentTrms currentAc currentDc timestamp 1669788000 values 389 voltageL1 245 02139282226562 ...

Page 70: ... currentTrms 0 11598055809736252 currentAc 0 07455277442932129 currentDc 0 08405833691358566 timestamp 1669780800 values 389 voltageL1 247 96444702148438 415 currentTrms 0 11795832961797714 currentAc 0 07485000044107437 currentDc 0 08624166995286942 timestamp 1669777200 values 389 voltageL1 248 6405487060547 415 currentTrms 0 11619167029857635 currentAc 0 0750138908624649 currentDc 0 0839777812361...

Page 71: ...rentTrms 0 11900000274181366 currentAc 0 07471388578414917 currentDc 0 0877000018954277 timestamp 1669770000 values 389 voltageL1 249 11721801757812 415 currentTrms 0 11949722468852997 currentAc 0 07449444383382797 currentDc 0 08879444748163223 GET api v1 certificate get current ssl certificate in response body ...

Page 72: ...ta export Make sure communication on SMTP port 587 or 465 SSL is allowed in your network FTP You can fill the fields with server details credentials in order to allow automatic data export FTP settings are needed in order to carry out FTP data export Please make sure that no firewall will block the export ...

Page 73: ...efault Port 502 is set by default if needed port number can be changed 6 7 3 Users This page allows the Administrator to manage his account By clicking on the pencil icon it is possible to edit the Administrator user changing password and or username While editing the sole administrator profile it is required to insert the administrator current password ...

Page 74: ...n via the web browser Upload Upload It is possible to browse upload or download the currently in place certificate For this purpose please drag and drop the pem file to the browser or click to browse then push the upload button and wait for the uploading to finish After a successful uploading process the web server reboots It is also possible to download a currently used certificate by clicking do...

Page 75: ...5 252 0 Domain IP You can manually type in IP addresses and insert them to the table with the Add button After configuration of domains IP addresses table please click the Generate button When the generating process finishes the web server reboots and due to a certificate change the page has to be reloaded manually Follow the passages reported below to import the downloaded certificate into your w...

Page 76: ...te the firmware to the latest version for security and functionality reasons Please check the ABB website for current SW revision and download the latest version of the firmware After browsing the downloaded file please use the Update file button to submit the new firmware to the device Here you can also find the information about the current version of the software installed for all types of devi...

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Page 78: ...character times The entire message frame must be transmitted as a continuous string of characters If a silent interval of more than 1 5 character times occurs between two characters the message frame is declared as incomplete and should be discarded by the receiver Modbus Data Encoding Modbus uses a big endian allocation for addresses and data items This means that when a numerical quantity larger...

Page 79: ...he requested action Data and Control Registers A register is always a two byte 16 bit value which can be interpreted as either signed or unsigned values or which has a special format In case of data represented in more than one register the concatenated registers will contain information with MSB in the lowest address and LSB in the highest address within concatenated addresses Do not use register...

Page 80: ...mat 1 Access 2 3010 12 304 1 Trigger hold reset min and max values Bit Mask W 06 The commands have the following bit format 0000 0000 000T 000R T 1 Trigger hold measurement R 1 Reset min and max values The Command will be acknowledged by the response message on Modbus and by a short message Show sensor Write operation on this register starts or stops fast LED blinking of one specified sensor for d...

Page 81: ...sensors These registers contain system information about each sensor This data has to be set user while system configuration Factory default value is 0000h Serial number SID version and bus line of sensors These registers contain system information about each sensor Offset Words Data 0h 4 Unique Serial Number SID 4h 2 HW version 6h 3 SW version 9h 1 Measurement Range 0 1A steps Ah 1 Enabled Data T...

Page 82: ... IO module Pulse Counter Port 3 Unsigned integer 56 2 no 1 1 1 1 IO module Status Contacts Port 0 Unsigned integer 0 1 yes 1 1 1 1 IO module Status Contacts Port 1 Unsigned integer 1 1 yes 1 1 1 1 IO module Status Contacts Port 2 Unsigned integer 2 1 yes 1 1 1 1 IO module Status Contacts Port 3 Unsigned integer 3 1 yes 1 1 1 1 7 1 4 ABB meters readings SCU200 allows connecting up to 16 RTU devices...

Page 83: ... order to read configuration of IO module with modbus ID 3 user should send request using function 03 read holding registers slave ID 3 address 40 and size 1 Similarly reading Voltages L1 L2 and L3 in EQ meter with modbus ID 35 user should send request using function 03 read holding registers slave ID 35 address 23269 and size 6 By analogy in order to query any other RTU device user should look up...

Page 84: ... Bus data rest Volatile 0x200 512 1 W SW reset Volatile 0x201 513 1 W Factory reset Volatile Wireless M Bus mode 0x20 This register is used to select WMBus operation mode It accept ASCII values C or T for desired wireless M Bus mode After changing mode restart of device is required Antenna selection 0x21 This register is used to select antenna for reception of wireless data It accepts values 0 or ...

Page 85: ...ecification Read of these registers cause update and load of next frame from device queue if at least one is available M Bus data rest 0xA2 These registers holds rest of Wireless M Bus frame if frame cannot fit in base M Bus data registers For explanation of format of M Bus data refer to European standard documentation EN 13757 3 2018 Chapter 6 Software reset 0x200 This register is write only and ...

Page 86: ...ect no overwriting existing key is performed By remove key pointed by MFIELD and MID use 0x71 Remove meter Direction Bytes Comment M S 0x01 Modbus Id 0x70 Function code MFIELDMSB manufacture ID MFIELDLSB manufacture ID MIDMSB meter ID MID meter ID MID meter ID MIDLSB meter ID KEY0 KEY1 meter key KEY2 KEY3 meter key KEY4 KEY5 meter key KEY6 KEY7 meter key KEY8 KEY9 meter key KEY10 KEY11 meter key K...

Page 87: ... ID MIDLSB meter ID KEY0 KEY1 meter key KEY2 KEY3 meter key KEY4 KEY5 meter key KEY6 KEY7 meter key KEY8 KEY9 meter key KEY10 KEY11 meter key KEY12 KEY13 meter key KEY14 KEY15 meter key CRCLSB CRCMSB CRC S M 0x01 Modbus Id 0x75 Function code CRCLSB CRCMSB CRC In case of no meter key in storage below response will be sent S M Any Modbus Id 0x76 Function code CRCLSB CRCMSB CRC Explanation M S Master...

Page 88: ...ttuone MI Italy new abb com low voltage Copyright 2023 ABB All rights reserved Due to possible changes in design and materials the features and sizes contained in this catalog re to be considered as binding only after confirmation by ABB 9AKK108467A9376 Rev A July 2023 ...

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