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Portable Test Equipment

User’s Guide

PTE-UGFW56a-EN

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Load Point Parameters

shown in Table of Parameters of selected load point:

DATE

test date

TIME

test time

MCURR

current (3x)

MVOLT

voltage (3x)

MPHI

current phase angle (3x)

MPHU

voltage phase angle (3x)

MDFI

current distortion (3x)

MDFU

voltage distortion (3x)

FREQ

frequency

MPOWER

active power (3x)

MQPOWER

reactive power (3x)

MSPOWER

apparent power (3x)

MPOWFACT

power factor (3x)

MENERGY

active energy (3x)

MQENERGY

reactive energy (3x)

MSENERGY

apparent energy (3x)

MSPOWERSUM

sum of apparent powers

MPOWERSUM

sum of active powers

MQPOWERSUM

sum of reactive powers

MSENERGYSUM

sum of apparent energies

MENERGYSUM

sum of active energies

MQENERGYSUM

sum of reactive energies

CONTYPE

connection type

CTRATIO21

Transformation ratio of
currents I2 / I1

CTRATIO31

Transformation ratio of
currents I3 / I1

CTPHASE21

Phase Error I2 - I1

CTPHASE31

Phase Error I3 - I1

VTRATIO21

Transformation ratio of
voltages U2 / U1

VTRATIO31

Transformation ratio of
voltages U3 / U1

VTPHASE21

Phase Error U2 - U1

VTPHASE31

Phase Error U3 - U1

CTRATIOERR21

Ratio Error I2 / I1

CTRATIOERR31

Ratio Error I3 / I1

VTRATIOERR21

Ratio Error U2 / U1

VTRATIOERR31

Ratio Error U3 / U1

MVOLTA

Voltage Ua (3x)

MVOLTB

Voltage Ub (3x)

MPHUA

Phase Angle of Ua (3x)

MPHUB

Phase Angle of Ub (3x)

CTRATIOBA

Transformation ratio of
currents Ib / Ia (3x)

CTPHASEBA

Phase Error Ib

– Ia (3x)

CTRATERRBA

Ratio Error Ib / Ia (3x)

MDFIXActive;
MDFIXReactive;
MDFIXApparent

MD power register
actualized in fixed time
window

MDSlidActive;
MDSlidReactive;
MDSlidApparent

MD power register
actualized in “slided” time
window

MDPeriod

Size of time window
(Fix/Slide) of MD test

MDSubPeriods

Number of sub periods of
MD Test

MVOLT12

line voltage between L1;L2

MVOLT23

line voltage between L2;L3

MVOLT31

line voltage between L3;L1

MPHU12

phase shift between line
voltage L12 and L1

MPHU23

phase shift between line
voltage L23 and L2

MPHU31

phase shift between line
voltage L31 and L3

MSINPH

Sinus of phase shift
between current and
voltage (3x)

MACTCURR

Ohmic load of current
component (3x)

MREACTCURR

Reactive component of
current (3x)

Load impedance (3x)

MPHZ

Phase shift of load
impedance (3x)

MDFUA

Voltage Distortion of Ua
(3x)

MDFUB

Voltage Distortion of Ub
(3x)

VTRATIOBA

Transformation ratio of
voltages Ub / Ua (3x)

VTPHASEBA

Phase Error Ub

– Ua (3x)

VTRATERRBA

Ratio Error Ub / Ua (3x)

MCURRA

Current Ia (3x)

MCURRB

Current Ib (3x)

MPHIA

Phase Angle of Ia (3x)

MPHIB

Phase Angle of Ib (3x)

MDFIA

Current Distortion of Ia
(3x)

MDFIB

Current Distortion of Ib
(3x)

Summary of Contents for PTE 2100 Series

Page 1: ...Portable Test Equipment Models PTE 2100 PTE 2300 User s Guide Version 5 6a ...

Page 2: ...f Generator 18 3 2 1 Error in generation 20 4 Extended Generator Options 21 4 1 Signal Shapes 21 4 2 DB Measurements and Tests 22 4 2 1 How to create tests 24 4 2 2 How to create measurements 26 4 2 3 Running in Automatic Mode 27 4 3 General Generator Settings 29 4 3 1 Generator Settings 29 4 3 2 Inputs Configuration 31 5 Measuring Mode 33 5 1 Main Measurement 33 5 1 1 Load Values 33 5 1 2 Actual ...

Page 3: ...o PC 77 6 2 Firmware Upload 78 6 3 Remote Communication 79 6 3 1 Commands Description 79 7 APPENDIX 102 7 1 Connection Diagrams 103 SINGLE PHASE measuring accessories 106 TWO PHASE measuring accessories 106 THREE PHASE measuring accessories 107 7 2 Overvoltage Categories 110 7 3 Accuracy Verification 110 7 3 1 How to carry out the Accuracy Verification 110 7 4 Measurement Time 111 7 5 Measurement ...

Page 4: ...itude Operating 2000m maximum PTE must be powered only from sockets of CAT II Manufacturer of PTE also provides upon request external safety equipment to enable secured power supply from CAT IV overvoltage conditions To ensure safety avoid the use of PTE in environment where rain excessive dust excessive heat may occur and other environments that can compromise the safe use of the device 2016 Appl...

Page 5: ...e power assemblies discharge before you open the fuse door Do not apply more than the rated voltage between the terminals or between each terminal and earth ground Never connect the Product current output terminals to a voltage source other than the Product voltage output terminals Do not touch voltages 30 V ac rms 42 V ac peak or 60 V dc Use only cables with correct voltage ratings Use extreme ca...

Page 6: ...n NORMAL USE may be HAZARDOUS LIVE must ensure that the equipment must be isolated or disconnected from the HAZARDOUS LIVE voltage before access That means that electricity meter is being connected to PTE when it is turned off Lithium primary battery notice DANGER Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced When replacing the lithium coin cell battery use only the same type or equivalen...

Page 7: ...nductor inside or outside the Product Interrupting the protective ground conductor is likely to make the Product dangerous Intentional interruption is prohibited LIMITED WARRANTY AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY This Applied Precision product will be free from defects in material and workmanship for warranty period from the date of purchase This warranty does not cover fuses disposable batteries or dam...

Page 8: ...and device type 5 Alphanumeric keypad keys 0 9 a z decimal point insertion of plus minus sign 14 Power connector with a switch connector is connected to 230V CAT II mains network with standard cord with PE 6 PgUp PgDn Del keys paging upwards and downwards deleting 15 Voltage and Current Outputs CAT I Hi and Lo terminals red is Hi and black is Lo It is forbidden to ground the Lo terminals in order ...

Page 9: ... and accessories disconnected closed and grabbed by the outside handlebar Figure 3 Name Plate Name plate contains following information Device Brand and Model Number Bar Code containing Serial Number Serial Number Country of origin CE mark 2 2 Connectors Caution Do not position the Product so that it is difficult to operate the disconnecting device Warnings To prevent electrical shock personal inj...

Page 10: ...CAT II CAT III CAT IV and such voltages cannot be applied by external devices during tests if electricity meter is connected to PTE I1 I2 I3 for connection of cables of current circuits for each phase independently red terminal is output black ones are inputs Bigger black output terminals work up to 120A smaller black output terminals work up to 12A Fout BNC connector of impulse output TTL with LE...

Page 11: ...ith such a gentle push unlocking of internal mechanism happens Figure 6 Current cable connector on the front panel of PTE Each current phase is equipped with one mutual output terminal red and two input black terminals The bigger one is designed for currents up to 120A the smaller one is designed up to 12A but with different maximum power output for small currents see pictures in next chapter Volt...

Page 12: ...ck and easy mating and de mating definite and secure locking mechanism Figure 9 Receptacle socket Figure 10 Plug on the cable of the accessory Figure 11 Connected Plug to the socket on the panel 2 4 1 Locking Mechanism Figure 12 Pulling on the cable or on the back nut causes the locking fingers to grip tighter into the groove inside receptacle socket A separation is virtually impossible Figure 13 ...

Page 13: ...com PTE UGFW56a EN 13 2 4 2 Cable Connecting Figure 14 Connecting Figure 15 Connected cable 2 4 3 Cable Disconnecting Figure 16 Incorrect disconnecting Figure 17 Incorrect disconnecting Figure 18 Incorrect disconnecting Figure 19 Correct disconnecting ...

Page 14: ...ple user interface of generator mode and in measuring mode measurement results are displayed in real time The results are stored in an internal database from where using the USB bus can be transferred into the PC Measurement and evaluation values are implemented in all phases separately and also cumulative Measuring section either displays characteristics of generated signal or allows via versatil...

Page 15: ...s graphs parameters of signal generation signal settings etc 3 Functions graphical presentation of functions of keys F1 F5 2 6 2 Text Input Pressing OK button on any selected input field brings device into Text Input Mode in which device shows Keypad Mode indicator instead of actual time Actual Keypad Mode is indicated in upper right corner of display and can be switched by repeated pressing of SH...

Page 16: ...default configuration In addition to these three options the user can define own harmonic composition of signal with individual setting of amplitudes and phases of separate harmonic content of signals Generator section in the SW uses green headers Starting of signal generation is achieved by red button which is located in the left bottom corner of the keypad Start and stop mode is always active re...

Page 17: ...ory will be properly detected 5 Turn on the PTE The device after start automatically shows the initialization screens and moves into the generator section of SW namely the Basic screen of generator Detailed description is in chapters 3 1 and 3 2 6 If Basic screen of generator see Fig on page 18 contains required parameters you can begin to generate a signal with button on the bottom left If parame...

Page 18: ...ing screen is shown and user has to set correct date time After initialization device switches into Generator mode and shows Basic generator screen 3 2 Basic Screen of Generator Warnings Do not touch the output terminals of the Product even if the display shows the presence only non lethal voltages or currents There can be present lethal voltages or currents due to error or connected meter After i...

Page 19: ...rds OK key saves values Phase shift can be defined also by Power Factor on a special screen which is accessible from basic generator screen by Exp button This screen allows to set power factor value sine or cosine Lead or Lag After confirmation by F5 the display will switch back to the basic generator screen and the power factor will transform into respective angles presented in the table and will...

Page 20: ...l generation F3 it opens a menu of available signals screen Signal Shapes F4 it opens a menu of automatic run of predefined tests screen DB Measurements F5 it allows changing the settings of generator section Exp it opens Power Factor screen 3 2 1 Error in generation When error in generation occurs device automatically skips to Standby in corresponding channel Standby means that generation in part...

Page 21: ...reen is a curve which describes the signal waveform at cursor position Signals are generated in terms of harmonic composition User selects which harmonic item will be a part of which signal also selects their share in percentage compared to 1st harmonic phase and channel in which the signal will be displayed Image on the left in the table below shows the window for editing user signal Screen at bo...

Page 22: ...ase Measurements and Tests screen by F4 from Basic generator screen or from Generator settings item no 4 If Measurement is in progress F1 key from DB Measurement screen was pressed only the second option is possible Measurement is a list of tests Test is defined load point User can define various load points and then assigned them into measurements Once set the whole measurement runs automatically...

Page 23: ...mmerses into table and moves between rows of particular table After pressing OK particular item row remains selected highlighted in yellow and cursor skips out from the table Meaning of keys in mode of DB Measurements and DB Tests or F1 in Measurements it runs selected measurement in Tests it exits to Generator Menu F2 navigates to Edit Measurement or Edit Test screens where overview and editing o...

Page 24: ...r in or Dial Test for future use Shape Signal shape Pure Sine Burst F IEC1036 Phase F IEC1036 User def SCPI For User defined see chapter 4 1 Signal Shapes Voltage Selection of voltage reference from database Meter DB Primary Secondary Value This field is for VT related parameters from meters DB otherwise Unom is selected Lx Percentage rate per individual voltage channels Current Selection of curre...

Page 25: ...tion from database Meter DB or user defined User def User Method User definable mode of energy registration Algo0 Algo4 Usable only if Method User def User Sense Energy register type Import Export see chapter 5 7 1 Measurement Settings Frequency Frequency during test Meter DB User def User Freq User definable frequency Usable only if Frequency User def Back Control Enabling of BC feature ON OFF No...

Page 26: ... of New or during editing edited Measurement Bottom table displays all tests assigned to given measurement Assignment is made by F2 key Always the selected test from top table is assigned even multiple times after each key press To change selected test go to top table and immerse with OK key and change the cursor position Add Measurement screen P138 Meaning of keys in Add Measurement screen F1 exi...

Page 27: ...being obtained also preliminary error value with sign appears In the bottom there are two progress bars First one from top demonstrates the test duration with test name and number of samples done required Second progress bar from top demonstrates with measurement name the duration of whole measurement with test number done required Automatic Mode Measurement screen Meaning of keys in Add Measureme...

Page 28: ...here is a name of currently reviewed test name next to it is its position x within the measurement x y where y is the number of all tests within this measurement Table contains all error related parameters To go to the next or previous test result just press either F3 or F2 key Results deletion with confirmation is available with F4 key Results screen P143 When different measurement has been chose...

Page 29: ...asurements more information in chapter 4 2 DB Measurements and Tests Info page displays information about the device Details are identical to those in section 5 7 4 page 61 with the only difference that in this case screens are shown in green background Selecting of Calibration makes entry to calibration menu of generator Inputs Configuration enables to combine the measurement of internal and exte...

Page 30: ...ng to all harmonics and the overall RMS value remains as set in generator DOSAGE Enable enable ON or disable OFF Dosage function Soft start enable ON or disable OFF of Soft Generate function for Dosage starting Soft stop enable ON or disable OFF of Soft stop for Dosage ceasing opposite to soft start Soft stop enabled negatively impacts the Dosage function accuracy Stop Voltage enable ON or disable...

Page 31: ...asic Generator screen like depicted in chapter 3 2 to set all possible parameters related of generating power After pressing OK when the cursor is located on item no 1 the basic generator screen appears Blue screens show load values U I energy power meter error measurement possible etc 2 Ext In A Internal U In this option external accessory connected to input A and internal voltage are selected to...

Page 32: ...at s why only current related parameters can be changed in this screen This screen can be opened only if voltage measuring accessory is connected into input B of the device otherwise error message appears In the top user can set amplitudes and phase shifts for all phases of current Phase shift is related to the voltage which is being measured by the accessory Measured voltage and its phase shifts ...

Page 33: ...s last used screen appears or Load Values screen if power on just happened 5 1 Main Measurement Content of main measurement page depends on type of connected sensors Load Values if one voltage and one current sensor are connected Actual Values I if one current sensor is connected Actual Values U if one voltage sensor is connected Actual Values I I if two current sensors are connected Actual Values...

Page 34: ... Current Active Power of Harmonics 2nd Nth IP Active Current IQ Reactive Current P1ST Active power of the first harmonic f Frequency L1xx Voltage Phase Seq L123 or L132 LI1xx Current Phase Seq LI123 or LI132 Display of some quantities can be enabled disabled in Measurement Settings under F5 Control keys F1 Energy Values F2 Meter Error Test F3 Transformer Test F4 Data Readout F5 Menu Scroll Load Va...

Page 35: ...er available Load Values screens for three phase system Load Values screen LVc P68 Load Values screen LVd P74 Load Values screen LVa1 P56 Load Values screen LVa2 P57 Load Values screen LVa3 P58 Load Values screen LVb1 P71 Load Values screen LVb2 P72 Load Values screen LVb3 P73 ...

Page 36: ...rent CT and Voltage VT Transformers In case of connection of one measuring sensor device shows basic quantities depends on used sensor Transmission Ratio rLx L1 Transmission Error erLx L1 Phase Error φLx L1 Left values are comparison of values in phases L2 and L1 and right values in phases L3 and L1 In case of connection of two measurement sensors device shows basic quantities depends on used sens...

Page 37: ...37 Actual Values screens for three phase measurement One current sensor used P34 One voltage sensor used P35 Two current sensors used P36 Two voltage sensors used P37 Control keys F1 Graphical Presentation screens F3 Meter Readout Swap primary vs secondary sides F5 Menu ...

Page 38: ...38 Actual Values screens for single phase measurement One current sensor used P60 One voltage sensor used P61 Two current sensors used P62 Two voltage sensors used P63 Control keys F1 Graphical Presentation screens F3 Meter Readout Swap primary vs secondary sides F5 Menu ...

Page 39: ...gram has two parameters which can be configured in Measurement Settings position of reference zero axis vertical or horizontal reference unit voltage or current which is displayed on reference zero axis Harmonics screen shows harmonics up to 31st harmonic 10 harmonics are displayed on one screen Scrolling to other harmonics can be done by arrow keys Combination of showed signals I1 I2 I3 U1 U2 U3 ...

Page 40: ...st first harmonic in first voltage phase but otherwise it is 0 which serves as a reference for determining the phase difference of other harmonics Control keys for three graphical presentation pages F1 Switch to another graphical presentation pages or back to main page F3 Show Harmonics View in Harmonics screen F4 Save Load Values F5 Menu Choose combination of showed signals in Harmonics and Curve...

Page 41: ...um of Reactive Powers ΣS Sum of Apparent Powers cos φ sin φ Power Factor EP Active Energy EQ Reactive Energy ES Apparent Energy ΣEP Sum of Active Energies ΣEQ Sum of Reactive Energies ΣES Sum of Apparent Energies f Frequency L1xx Voltage Phase Sequence L123 or L132 LI1xx Current Phase Sequence LI123 or LI132 Control keys F1 Graphical Presentation screens F2 Dial test F3 Stop start online energy ac...

Page 42: ...seful especially for static electronic meters so user is capable of performing initial register reading When Dosage starts second F1 press PTE automatically generates U and I COUNTERS Section This section is related to the values obtained from meter Meter connected to the network can measure quantities via transformer In such case meter s parameters can be defined for transformer s secondary side ...

Page 43: ...c switches t Duration of the test in minutes Progress bar Graphical interpretation of duration of the test in time mode or energy dosage progress in energy mode Control keys F1 Initialization Start Stop of the test F3 Switch to Maximum Demand Test Screen also PgDn key can be used F4 Save results of Dial tests F5 Menu ESC Exit Remark Energy Dial test can lose accuracy when inappropriate amount of e...

Page 44: ...rator to submit the value of MD register from meter Then the overall MD error is calculated Dial Test runs always simultaneously with Maximum Demand Test which has to last longer than Dial Test The reason lies in principle of Dial Test evaluation This feature offers also evaluation of these two tests concurrently Meter connected to the network can measure quantities via transformer In such case me...

Page 45: ...ime number of pulses with time which make one sample Average Average error Deviation Standard deviation of measured samples Parameters of tested meter Connection type 3P4W 3P3W 2P3W 1P3W or 1P2W see Connection Diagrams Energy type Active Reactive or Apparent Registration mode LED DISC SO SO pulse output of meter SNAP S snap switch Switching into DISC SO causes permanent shine of transmitter LED of...

Page 46: ...hanged it become red It means that default value has been modified These parameters remain modified until next enter to Database screen Entering the Database will set default parameters of corresponding meter F4 key which is available after performing meter error test saves test result including load point info signal shapes and harmonics into results database for currently selected meter When Reg...

Page 47: ...r during last completed test Samples No Sequence number Error Measured sample error in The last column toggles between F5 Exp Meas imp Expected impulses count Measured impulses count or E kWh Time s or E Ws Time s measured energy by WS over time unit changes with Measurement Settings 1 1 Up to version 5 30 including of FW the quantity E xxx Time s with different meaning calculated energy over time...

Page 48: ...thod Constant unit unit of constant Constant Type primary or secondary Control keys F1 ESC Exit return to previous page F4 Saves all parameters to newly defined meter 5 3 2 Optical Sensor Calibration Optical Sensor Calibration has to be done in case of disk mark of poor quality week emitting LED of meter or stronger environmental influence Calibration process is described in Accessories Guide chap...

Page 49: ...one sample Parameters of tested meter Connection type 3P4W 3P3W 2P3W 1P3W or 1P2W see Connection Diagrams Energy type Active Reactive or Apparent Registration mode LED DISC SO SO pulse output of meter SNAP S snap switch Switching into DISC SO causes permanent shine of transmitter LED of OPTS 2100 sensor so the user can easily set the position of OPTS 2100 before calibration more information in Acc...

Page 50: ...data left and right PgUp PgDn Paging of readout data up and down 5 6 Transformer Test Test of current transformers CT or voltage transformers VT can be done after connecting of suitable combination of current and voltage measuring sensors Testing of single phase transformer can be done using one three phase measuring accessory which is connected to transformer this way L1 channel of accessory to s...

Page 51: ...io from meter definition rLx L1 Measured transmission ratio 1 probe connected L2 L1 L3 L1 rB A Measured transmission ratio 2 probes connected L1 L2 and L3 erLx L1 Calculated transmission error 1 probe connected L2 L1 L3 L1 er Calculated transmission error 2 probes connected L1 L2 and L3 φLx L1 Measured phase error 1 probe connected L2 L1 L3 L1 φB A Measured phase error 2 probes connected L1 L2 and...

Page 52: ... Menu 5 7 Menu of Measuring Mode Menu enables access to settings database information about device and device calibration It can be activated by F5 Menu screen P11 1 Measurement settings F1 or 1 2 Test settings F2 or 2 3 System settings F3 or 3 4 Database of meters and results F4 or 4 5 Information about the device and connected accessories F5 or 5 6 Tests and Calibration 6 Control keys F1 F5 or 1...

Page 53: ... or Fixed frequency Fixed freq Value of fixed frequency generated on red impulse LED or on connected BNC cable if parameter State has value Fixed frequency Factor Constant of WS which determines the relation between actually measured power and frequency on Impulse output Factor unit Unit of parameter Factor i kWh i Wh i Ws i kWs kWh i Wh i Ws i kWs i MWh i or i MWh AUX output Impulses in AUX outpu...

Page 54: ...e REACTIVE POWER MEAS Setting of reactive power measurement Method Measurement method True definition calculation gained by phase shift or Active Power U I sin Fi Cross calculation from artificial connection used in some meter types Condition is the system must be balanced UNCONNECTED INPUT Settings for unconnected voltage input checking Check Whether to check ON or not OFF the presence of voltage...

Page 55: ...the corners of each channel L1 L2 L3 while up is LAG down is LEAD Meas Settings screen 5 6 P91 Meas Settings screen 6 6 P201 VOLTAGE AMPLITUDE Settings of voltage drop warnings Check Enable ON or disable OFF checking of voltage amplitude value Threshold Value in relative to nominal voltage of selected meter to be tested CURRENT AMPLITUDE Settings of current drop warnings Check Enable ON or disable...

Page 56: ... F1 ESC Exit return to previous page F3 Load default values only for parameters in shown page F4 Save parameter values of all Measurement Settings screens into memory F5 Switching between screens 1 3 2 3 and 3 3 5 7 2 Test Settings These pages contain parameters of testing mode Test Settings screen 1 3 P45 Test Settings screen 2 3 P89 METER ERROR TEST Settings of meter testing Sample type determin...

Page 57: ...witch accessory or F3 key in Meter Error Test screen when registration mode is set to value SNAP S instead of values LED or DISC SO ENERGY TESTS Settings of Dial tests Mode Mode of Dial testing Time or Energy Time when this time expires the test procedure will terminate automatically Energy when this energy amount is measured the test procedure will terminate automatically Energy type Definition o...

Page 58: ...ill be taken the limit for one run is 100 however maximum in DB is limited to 1000 Start instant start of Snapshots routine while the 1st is taken right away and the next after the Period time Start button after pressing changes to Stop button in order to manually prematurely cease the Snapshots acquisition Control keys F1 ESC Exit return to previous page F3 Load default values F4 Save parameter v...

Page 59: ... Settings screen 2 4 P32 System Settings screen 4 4 P207 Content Date Actual date in format DD MM YYYY Time Actual time in format HH MM SS Language Selection of language of user interface BAUDRATE Settings of baud rate of device communication interfaces 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 28800 38400 57600 or 112000 Bd RS 232 Baud rate of RS 232 communication interface USB Baud rate of USB communica...

Page 60: ...tion of new sample during testing ON or OFF Last sample beep Acoustic indication of last sample during testing ON or OFF Warnings Enable ON disable OFF of showing system warnings and errors PRINTER Settings of printer Type Switching between printer types PP 1000 or P W40 Connection Switching between printer connection RS232 or Bluetooth PRINTER REPORT Settings of printer report Type Switching betw...

Page 61: ...nt DEVICE Type of the device Serial No Serial number of the device HW1 ver Hardware version of upper high level part of the device HW2 ver Hardware version of bottom low level part of the device FW1 ver Firmware version of upper high level part of the device FW2 ver Firmware version of bottom low level part of the device GUI ver Version of user interface screens Graphical User Interface INPUT A Ty...

Page 62: ...POWER SUPPLY Auxiliary voltages specified for diagnostic purposes Voltage 1 2 3 Power supply voltages 1 2 3 Control keys F1 ESC Exit return to previous page F5 Switching between screens 1 2 and 2 2 5 7 5 Menu Tests This page contains all tests shortcut Use arrows and OK or numeric keypad to select any test Tests Menu P95 Item no 1 brigs you here P10 Item no 2 brigs you here P205 Item no 3 brigs yo...

Page 63: ...ion in database screens In screens where more separate tables or components are shown in one page the selection of table is done by using arrow keys and confirming by OK In selected table the items rows can be browsed by arrows and page down up keys Pressing OK in any table closes browsing in that table and selects whole table which enables to switch to other part of the screen Last selected item ...

Page 64: ...in table PgDn Page selection within selected table PgUp Page selection within selected table OK Confirmation of selected item ESC Exit screen or close browsing table Meter Parameters shown in Table of Parameters of selected meter SNUM serial number TYPE type PRODUCER manufacturer YEAR year of manufacture VOLTAGE voltage ratings CURRENT current ratings CONSTANT constant CONST UNIT constant unit CON...

Page 65: ...esult of meter error test 3 Table of Parameters of selected test Name name of parameter Value value of parameter 4 Functions presentation of functions of keys F1 F5 Control keys F1 New meter error test of actual meter F2 Print selected item meter error test F3 Print all tests F4 Delete selected item meter error test F5 Switch to next database screen Navigation on screen or in table PgDn Page selec...

Page 66: ...CURR Ohmic load of current component 3x MREACTCURR Reactive component of current 3x MZ Load impedance 3x MPHZ Phase shift of impedance load 3x FREQ frequency MCURR current 3x MVOLT voltage 3x MPHI current phase angle 3x MPHU voltage phase angle 3x MDFI current distortion 3x MDFU voltage distortion 3x MPOWER active power 3x MQPOWER reactive power 3x MSPOWER apparent power 3x MPOWFACT power factor 3...

Page 67: ...lected load point Name name of parameter Value value of parameter 4 Functions presentation of functions of keys F1 F5 Control keys F1 Make new load point saving F2 Print selected item only F3 Print test report of selected meter to portable printer F4 Delete selected item load point F5 Switch to next database screen Navigation on screen or in table PgDn PgUp Page selection within table OK Confirmat...

Page 68: ...or U2 U1 VTRATIOERR31 Ratio Error U3 U1 MVOLTA Voltage Ua 3x MVOLTB Voltage Ub 3x MPHUA Phase Angle of Ua 3x MPHUB Phase Angle of Ub 3x CTRATIOBA Transformation ratio of currents Ib Ia 3x CTPHASEBA Phase Error Ib Ia 3x CTRATERRBA Ratio Error Ib Ia 3x MDFIXActive MDFIXReactive MDFIXApparent MD power register actualized in fixed time window MDSlidActive MDSlidReactive MDSlidApparent MD power registe...

Page 69: ...tests P76 1 Meter Identification serial number type of meter 2 Table of Dial tests No Dial test number E energy amount Error test result 3 Table of Parameters of selected Dial test Name name of parameter Value value of parameter 4 Functions presentation of functions of keys F1 F5 Control keys F1 Make new Dial test F2 Print selected item only F3 Print test report of selected meter to portable print...

Page 70: ...ent and voltage 3x MACTCURR Ohmic load of current component 3x MREACTCURR Reactive component of current 3x MPHI current phase angle 3x MPHU voltage phase angle 3x MDFI current distortion 3x MDFU voltage distortion 3x MPOWER active power 3x MQPOWER reactive power 3x MSPOWER apparent power 3x MPOWFACT power factor 3x MENERGY active energy 3x MQENERGY reactive energy 3x MSENERGY apparent energy 3x MS...

Page 71: ...ter Readout F2 Print selected Meter Readout F3 Add new Meter Readout F4 Delete selected Meter Readout F5 Switch to first database screen Navigation in table OK Confirmation of selected item ESC Exit screen or close browsing table Content of selected Meter Readout can be shown in separate screen using F1 key Meter Readout View screen P67 Content Meter Readout data Control keys F1 ESC Exit return to...

Page 72: ...er can edit any of them and save the changes using F4 key In Adding mode all actual meter parameters are shown in three screens and after changing required parameters new meter is saved into database of meters Newly added meter has associated no results of tests load points Add Edit meter 1 4 P08 P16 Add Edit meter 2 4 P09 P17 Add Edit meter 3 4 P19 P21 Add Edit meter 4 4 P22 P23 Control keys F1 E...

Page 73: ...l text Constant unit constant unit Customer customer identification Constant type primary or secondary for indirect meters Area area Producer manufacturer Location Location Class accuracy class Address Address Year year of manufacture Note x universal note 4x CT ratio CT Snom given CT ratio CT nominal burden VT ratio VT Snom given VT ratio VT nominal burden SECONDARY PRIMARY Imin minimal current f...

Page 74: ... from user on one of below screens In case of delete of any meter all tests and meter readouts associated with this meter are also deleted Deleting all meters whole database can be done using F3 key on screen for deleting one selected meter Database Items Delete screens Delete Meter P07 Delete All Meters P79 Delete Meter Errors P38 Delete Load Values P77 Delete All Snapshots P203 Delete Energy Tes...

Page 75: ...n be printed on connected portable printer which supports used protocol using F2 in Database of Tests Printer is not included in default delivery but it is possible to order one from PTE manufacturer Except the printer such report might be sent to other device via serial bus This device for instance a PC has to be equipped with standard serial bus Test report contains date of measurement parameter...

Page 76: ...3 NOTE4 Note 4 LOADPOINT 1 U V 230 02 229 48 229 92 I A 120 09 120 20 120 01 P W 13855 27 13855 27 13855 27 Q var 23873 34 23816 44 23874 72 S VA 27599 07 27606 00 27581 49 PF 0 50 0 50 0 50 Phi 59 86 59 62 59 94 f Hz 50 00 Error 0 327 St Dev 0 003 LOADPOINT 2 U V 230 15 229 71 229 99 I A 40 03 40 08 40 03 P W 4651 26 4663 75 4625 82 Q var 7946 83 7940 81 7962 55 S VA 9206 78 9208 63 9209 09 PF 0 ...

Page 77: ...DI website http www ftdichip com Drivers VCP htm Maybe not actual but tested version of driver is available in Applied Precision s website from link http www appliedp com download driver ftdi vcp zip Driver Installation If windows ask for driver navigate to driver subdirectory on supplied CD If driver downloaded from internet unpack the zip file and install included executable file COM port New vi...

Page 78: ...t 2 Start Firmware Upload USB utility newest available version if possible 3 Select correct COM port in Port panel and configure it s settings if not same as in devices 4 Select device type PTE in Device panel 5 Test communication with the device using read button in Device panel 6 Browse for firmware zip file into the File Name field 7 Select parts of firmware package functions which should be up...

Page 79: ...ons from which exactly one has to be chosen character case in the command is optional command SYST VERS is identical with sYsT VeRs 6 3 1 Commands Description IDN Request for the device identification string RST Device reset System Related Commands SYST SERN Request for the device serial number SYST VERS Request for the device firmware version FW1 SYST VFW2 Request for the device firmware version ...

Page 80: ...600 1200 2400 4800 9600 14400 19200 28800 38400 57600 115200 From FW version 1 21 is possible to specify also these optional settings word_length 5 8 parity N none O odd E even M mark S space and stop bits 1 2 SYST SET COM1 Request for actual settings of RS232 serial communication port See command SYST SET COM SYST SET COM1 baudrate 1200 115200 Setting parameters of RS232 serial communication See ...

Page 81: ...ERGY mode SYST ENER ALG Request for the setting of method of summing energy Possible answers are 0 4Quadrant 1 Algo1 Net Result 2 Algo2 Positive Aggregate 3 Algo3 Both Sum 4 Algo4 Anti fraud SYST ENER ALG algorithm Setting of the method of summing energy Parameter can be 0 4Quadrant 1 Algo1 Net Result 2 Algo2 Positive Aggregate 3 Algo3 Both Sum 4 Algo4 Anti fraud SYST ENER SENS Request for the set...

Page 82: ...tring containing a real number with the value of this frequency e g 1 000000E 03 This value is in a Hz unit SYST ENER IMP FIX freq Setting of the constant frequency value which is generated if the impulse output is in the state FIXED Parameter freq is the frequency value in Hz unit SYST ENER IMP MOD Request for the state of the device impulse output Reply is number 0 state is FIXED 1 state is ACTI...

Page 83: ...r energy of energy dosage in Ws resp VAs SYST ENER DOS STAT ENER K Request for done energy of energy dosage in kWh resp kVAh SYST ENER DOS MOD mode Setting of Dosage Mode Parameter is number 0 5 or code TIME ACTIVE of Dosage Mode SYST ENER DOS MOD Request for state of Dosage Mode Answer is number 0 5 or code TIME ACTIVE of Dosage Mode SYST ENER DOS TYP type Setting of Dosage Type Parameter is 0 fo...

Page 84: ... meter dial Initial Final and differential delta SYST ENER DOS MAXD WIN window Setting the value of Maximum Demand Test s window parameter This parameters represents setting of Sliding or Fixed type of window SYST ENER DOS MAXD PER period Setting the value of Maximum Demand Test s period parameter This parameters represents time stated in minutes SYST ENER DOS MAXD SUBP subperiod Setting the value...

Page 85: ...sabled or 1 enabled SYST DOS STOP VOLT Request for state of voltage Stopping feature after Dosage completion Answer can be 0 disabled or 1 enabled SYST DOS STOP CURR state 0 1 Setting of current Stopping feature after Dosage completion Parameter can be 0 disabled or 1 enabled SYST DOS STOP CURR Request for state of current Stopping feature after Dosage completion Answer can be 0 disabled or 1 enab...

Page 86: ...S predivider defined by command SYST TST IMP SYST TST TIM Returns integration time setting SYST TST TIM time Sets integration time in seconds Used only when testing mode command SYST TST MOD is 0 SYST TST IMP Returns number of impulses OPS predivider SYST TST IMP imp Sets number of impulses OPS predivider Used only when testing mode command SYST TST MOD is set to 1 SYST TST IMP STAT Request for st...

Page 87: ...meter 0 each impulse is OFF 1 each impulse is ON SYST TST INP CAL STAR Request for OPS calibration state Returned value 0 not running 1 running SYST TST INP CAL STAR Start OPS calibration SYST TST INP CAL STOP Stop OPS calibration Measuring Accessory Related Commands Commands to read out serial numbers and types of measuring accessory connected to the device SYST INPA SERN Request for the serial n...

Page 88: ...LP emer 1 255 Request for number of stored load points of defined meter RES GET EMER emer 1 255 Request for all header data of defined meter RES GET LP emer 1 255 lp 1 255 Request for all load point data of defined meter and load point RES CLR Clearing of all results stored meters data Measurement Commands Measurement commands return measured values in form of a set of three real numbers without u...

Page 89: ...r can be 0 1 up to supported number of ranges CHNLA AC RANG range Setting the measurement range in accessory connected to input A Parameter can be 0 1 up to supported number of ranges CHNLA AC RANG AUTO Request for the status of auto range in accessory connected to input A Answer is 0 OFF 1 ON CHNLA AC RANG AUTO auto_range Setting the auto range in accessory connected to input A Parameter is 0 OFF...

Page 90: ...e measured voltage frequency value MEAS CURR AC Request for current values MEAS CURR AC PHAS Request for phases between current and voltage in each phase MEAS CURR AC SUM SQ Request for sum of square currents MEAS CURR AC DIST Request for the distortion of measured current MEAS CURR AC TR RAT Transformer Test Request for the measured transmission ratio of separate current channels rLx L1 MEAS CURR...

Page 91: ... is channel number 1 6 MEAS FREQ MOD Request for frequency measuring mode Answer is either 0 automatic or 1 fixed freq MEAS FREQ MOD mode Setting of frequency measuring mode Parameter is either 0 automatic or 1 fixed freq MEAS FREQ MOD VAL Request for frequency in fixed frequency measuring mode Answer is frequency in Hz MEAS FREQ MOD VAL freq Setting of frequency in fixed frequency measuring mode ...

Page 92: ...er channel can be 0 L1 1 L2 2 L3 MEAS ENER REAC CHAN K channel 0 1 2 Request for reactive energy values in kvarh in particular channel Parameter channel can be 0 L1 1 L2 2 L3 MEAS ENER APP Request for apparent energy values in VAs MEAS ENER APP K Request for apparent energy values in kVAh MEAS ENER APP CHAN channel 0 1 2 Request for apparent energy values in VAs in particular channel Parameter cha...

Page 93: ...arameter is Operation Mode s number 0 7 or code P6 K3 MEAS OPER Request for setting of Operation Mode Replay is Operation Mode s number 0 7 MEAS CONN TYP param Connection setting Parameters 0 3P4W 1 3P3W 2 2P3W 3 1P3W 4 1P2W MEAS CONN TYP Request for connection setting Possible answers 0 3P4W 1 3P3W 2 2P3W 3 1P3W 4 1P2W MEAS CHNLA AC Request for values from Input A MEAS CHNLA AC PHAS Request for v...

Page 94: ...0 0x0000000000000200 P123 L123 11 0x0000000000000400 Q1 L1 Reactive Power 12 0x0000000000000800 Q2 L2 13 0x0000000000001000 Q3 L3 14 0x0000000000002000 Q123 L123 15 0x0000000000004000 S1 L1 Apparent Power 16 0x0000000000008000 S2 L2 17 0x0000000000010000 S3 L3 18 0x0000000000020000 S123 L123 19 0x0000000000040000 phU1 L1 Phase Shift of voltage 20 0x0000000000080000 phU2 L2 21 0x0000000000100000 ph...

Page 95: ...60 0x0800000000000000 rI2 L2 61 0x1000000000000000 rI3 L3 62 0x2000000000000000 Reserved not used 63 0x4000000000000000 Reserved not used 64 0x8000000000000000 Reserved not used MEAS VAL CONF Request to get the configuration word of MEAS VAL command Answer values are two comma separated numbers within range decimal 0 4294967295 To understand the meaning of these numbers converse them to hexadecima...

Page 96: ...ring Automatic Snapshot Saving Routine SYST ASS MAXC Request for the number of snapshots to be made during Automatic Snapshot Saving Routine SYST ASS PER x Setting the period in minutes x of snapshots saving occurrence during Automatic Snapshot Saving Routine Minimum value is 0 1 6s and maximum is 1440 24h SYST ASS PER Request for the time period of snapshots saving occurrence during Automatic Sna...

Page 97: ...h error back control is finished but error occurred GEN FREQ Request for the generated signals basic frequency GEN FREQ freq 40 70 Generated signals basic frequency setting 40 70 Hz GEN EFF chnl 1 6 Request for the effective value of signal amplitude in given channel or all channels if parameter omitted Answer is 1 number or 6 comma separated numbers with the meaning of effective value of signal a...

Page 98: ...f not used than the string NC phase if not used than the string NC and last one may immediately start generation if ON GEN SIGN DEF chnl 1 6 Setting of harmonic content of signal in given channel or all channels if parameter omitted to default only first basic harmonic is on GEN EXT RAT chnl 1 6 Request for value of external ratio parameter for given channel or all 6 channels if parameter omitted ...

Page 99: ...quest for Back Control repeat parameter Answer repeat can be 0 infinite 1 once 2 twice SYSTem BC REPeat repeat 0 1 2 Setting of Back Control repeat parameter Parameter repeat determines how many times Back Control runs 0 infinite 1 once 2 twice SYST SYNC ENAB Request for state of Input Synchronization Answer is 0 disabled or 1 enabled SYST SYNC ENAB enable 0 1 Setting of state of Input Synchroniza...

Page 100: ...rt of sending Ripple Telegram GEN RCS STAR Request of the state of sending the Ripple Telegram Possible answers are 1 Ripple Control feature not detected 0 transmission not active 1 Start bit is being transmitted 2 any Data bit is being transmitted 3 any gap between bits is being transmitted GEN RCS STOP Cease sending Ripple Telegram GEN RCS STAT Request of the number of bits already transferred d...

Page 101: ...m3 Request of the time of given based on param3 parameter element bit pause Param3 can be 0 start bit 1 start pause 2 data bit 3 pause between data bits GEN RCS MESS param1 param2 param3 Setting the message of transmission Parameters of the command are as follows param1 sequence number of the bit from 1 to N param2 value of the bit marked by param1 0 or 1 param3 optional number of bits to be set b...

Page 102: ...Portable Test Equipment User s Guide PTE UGFW56a EN www appliedp com 102 7 APPENDIX ...

Page 103: ...le Test Equipment User s Guide www appliedp com PTE UGFW56a EN 103 7 1 Connection Diagrams Appropriate current input 12A or 120A has to be used according to used meter type Figure 21 3P4W Connection with OPTS ...

Page 104: ...Portable Test Equipment User s Guide PTE UGFW56a EN www appliedp com 104 Figure 22 3P3W Connection with OPTS ...

Page 105: ...Portable Test Equipment User s Guide www appliedp com PTE UGFW56a EN 105 Figure 23 1P2W Connection with OPTS ...

Page 106: ...N www appliedp com 106 SINGLE PHASE measuring accessories In A In B Single phase 2 wire 1P2W connection TWO PHASE measuring accessories In A In B Single phase 2 wire 1P2W connection In A In B Single phase 3 wire 1P3W or two phase 3 wire 2P3W connection ...

Page 107: ...ent User s Guide www appliedp com PTE UGFW56a EN 107 THREE PHASE measuring accessories In A In B Single phase 2 wire 1P2W connection In A In B Single phase 3 wire 1P3W connection In A In B Two phase 3 wire 2P3W connection ...

Page 108: ...rtable Test Equipment User s Guide PTE UGFW56a EN www appliedp com 108 In A In B Three phase 3 wire 3P3W connection with Current Clamps Three phase 3 wire 3P3W connection with Current Transducer In A In B ...

Page 109: ...rtable Test Equipment User s Guide www appliedp com PTE UGFW56a EN 109 In A In B Three phase 4 wire 3P4W connection with Current Clamps Three phase 4 wire 3P4W connection with Current Transducer In A In B ...

Page 110: ...voltages and currents Lastly connect BNC connector to the pulse input of the external reference In such scenario the reference will measure the same power as the PTE and PTE s pulses will be measured by reference s pulses input acting like regular electricity meter Optionally a supplied cable reduction can be used to utilize the AUX connector as pulses output AUX output in Measurements Settings ha...

Page 111: ...nt in other load points and temperatures is TEMP PHASE AMPL DEV LIMIT LIMIT LIMIT LIMIT 2 2 LIMITDEV overall device error in LIMITAMPL amplitude error in defined in technical specification LIMITPHASE phase error in LIMITTEMP temperature error in Calculation of phase error for active power PHASEDEG PHASE LIMIT K tg LIMIT 100 Calculation of phase error for reactive power PHASEDEG PHASE LIMIT K g LIM...

Page 112: ...ed for a long time especially on 120 A current range and 300 V voltage range If instruments to be calibrated are not connected to the Product output terminals with the original test cables ensure that cables suitable for the calibration adjustment voltage and current are used Maximum output voltage can reach 300 V ac and the maximum output current can reach 120 A ac Do not use the smaller black ou...

Page 113: ...h off the PTE 2 Remove the mains power cord from the mains connector at the front panel 3 Insert a flat head screwdriver into the opening that is on the mains switch and pull out the fuses holder 4 Remove the fuses and replace them always both with new fuses of the correct rating see power cord plate 5 Replace the fuses holder 6 Replace the mains power cord 7 6 4 User Replaceable Parts The PTE con...

Page 114: ...E 2300E Product Option s all options of the above product Conforms to the following EC EU New Approach Directives Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU EMC Directive 2014 30 EU Conforms to the following European harmonized standards EN 61010 1 2010 Cor 1 May 2011 EN 60204 1 2006 A1 2009 Cor Feb 2010 EN 61326 1 2013 Product is safe under conditions of standard application and carries the CE marking 1st ...

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