Circutor Compact DC 2, Instruction Manual

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COMPACT DC
Instruction Manual
The device features:
- Indirect three-phase energy meter with low voltage monitoring functions,
LV Monitor
. (
COMPACT
DC SBT, COMPACT DC 3G, COMPACT DC 4I, COMPACT DC 2, COMPACT DC-S SBT, COMPACT DC-S
3G, COMPACT DC-S 4I and COMPACT DC 2 3G models).
- 1 additional LV monitor:
SBT-S
(
COMPACT DC 2
and
COMPACT DC 2 3G
Models).
- PLC PRIME communications.
- 1 additional PLC PRIME communications:
PLC-S
(
COMPACT DC 2
and
COMPACT DC 2 3G
Models).
-
Ethernet
port.
- Indicator LEDs .
-
2
pulse
LEDs
for active energy and reactive energy (
COMPACT DC SBT, COMPACT DC 3G, COMPACT
DC 4I, COMPACT DC-S SBT, COMPACT DC-S 3G and COMPACT DC-S 4I Models).
-
4
pulse
LEDs
for active energy and reactive energy (
COMPACT DC 2
and
COMPACT DC 2 3G
Models).
-
3G Modem (COMPACT DC-S 3G, COMPACT DC 2 3G
and
COMPACT DC-S BASIC
Models).
- 4 digital inputs ( COMPACT DC 4I, COMPACT DC-S 4I and COMPACT DC 2 Models).
The operating specifications of the COMPACT DC concentrator and monitor are defined in the following
documents:
- STG – DC Interface specification (version 3.1.c).
- STG – DC Interface specification (version 3.0).
- Standard companion for communication interfaces (version 1.06).
- Functional specifications for a telemanaged data concentrator (version 3 – Iberdrola).
- Functional specifications for a low voltage monitoring device (version 1.3 – Iberdrola).
- Cycle methodology (Iberdrola).
- PRIME network topology (Iberdrola).
- LV concentrator - monitor (ES.04096.ES.RE.EMH – GNF).
In addition to the specifications in these documents, defined primarily by PRIME Alliance, Iberdrola
and Gas Natural Fenosa, the concentrator has other functionalities specific to Circutor . This document
explains the device's operations, in particular operating from the web site.
The
COMPACT DC
web site is an application that lets users interact with the concentrator. Many oper-
ations can be carried out through the web site:

Managing energy meters.

Configuring the concentrator's parameters.

Viewing the network topology map.

Managing the concentrator's tasks.

Updating the firmware of both the energy meters and the concentrator.

Viewing the concentrator's statistics and logs.

Doing one-off or bulk readings and configurations of energy meters.

Viewing the current status of the concentrator.