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Working with Scheduled Data
10.5
Erasing Scheduled Data Using PSCSV
If you wish to delete the existing records stored in the Scheduled partition of the flash memory
module, follow these instructions. Erasing the scheduled partition of flash memory is a complete,
one-step process where all of the scheduled-data records residing in flash memory are deleted. No
partial deletions are possible.
1. Open a connection between the 1133A and computer using PSCSV and log on using an
account with permission to erase scheduled. If necessary, see “1133A Security.”
2. Make certain that no downloading of scheduled data is in process.
3. Select Connection
>
Flash Memory
>
Erase Scheduled from the main menu or click the Erase
Scheduled button on the Flash Toolbar.
4. While erasing flash memory, a progress window will appear.
5. When the erasure is complete, a message will appear that states that the erasure was
successful. Click OK to close the window. Otherwise click the “Close This Dialog Upon
Completion” box. If the erasure was not successful, you will receive a message.
6. To check Flash Memory Status for a percent saved condition, select from the main menu
Connection
>
Flash Memory
>
View Status, or click the Flash Status button.
10.6
1133A Scheduled Data Values
10.6.1
Energy Values
Symbol
Description
Values Included
No.
A WH DEL
Watt-hours, Delivered
A, B, C phase and Total
4
B WH REC
Watt-hours, Received
A, B, C Phase and Total
4
A VARH Q1
VAR-hours, Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4
A, B, C phase and Total
16
B VAH DEL
Volt-Amp-hours, Delivered
A, B, C phase and Total
4
C VAH REC
Volt-Amp-hours, Received
A, B, C phase and Total
4
B QH DEL
Q-hours, Delivered
A, B, C phase and Total
4
C QH REC
Q-hours, Received
A, B, C phase and Total
4
Total Values
40
10.6.2
Voltage Values
Symbol
Description
Values Included
No.
A VH
Volt-hours
A, B, C phase and Total
4
A V2H
Volt-Squared-Hours
A, B, C phase and Total
4
B AH
Amp-Hours
A, B, C phase and Total
4
B A2H
Amp-Squared-Hours
A, B, C phase and Total
4
Total Values
16
