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DKM-409 User Manual                                                                                         V-1.23

 

 

 

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DKM-409 NETWORK 
ANALYSER 

WITH HARMONIC MEASUREMENT 
AND SCOPEMETER

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

The DKM-409 is a precision instrument 
designed for displaying various AC 
parameters in 3-phase distribution panels. 

Thanks to its isolated RS-485 Modbus RTU 
communication port, the device is free from 
ground potential difference issues and 
measured parameters are safely transferred 
to factory and building automation systems. 

The power supply of the unit is isolated, thus 
the same device can be used in both 
230/400V and 120/208V systems. 

The graphic screen allows display of 
waveforms and harmonic analysis graphs. 

Various display screens can be scrolled 
automatically. The user configurable screen 
where any measured parameter set can be 
displayed, transforms the unit to a custom 
designed measurement panel. 

 

True RMS measurements 
Harmonic distortion  display ( 31 harmonics) 
Oscilloscope, waveform display 
Max demand display 
User configurable display screen 
Fully isolated RS-485 serial port 
MODBUS-RTU communication 
2 configurable relay outputs 
Energy pulse output capability 
Optically isolated, configurable digital inputs 
Switched dual active-reactive power counters 
Independent mains/generator energy metering 
Configurable user counters 
Voltage transformer ratio for MV applications 
Password protected front panel programming 
High visibility, 128x64 pixels graphic LCD 
Reduced panel depth 
Wide operating temperature range 
Sealed front panel (IP54) 
Plug-in connection system 

FEATURES

 

INTRODUCTION

 

Summary of Contents for DKM-409-S

Page 1: ...olled automatically The user configurable screen where any measured parameter set can be displayed transforms the unit to a custom designed measurement panel True RMS measurements Harmonic distortion...

Page 2: ...ly and phase voltage inputs in close proximity of the unit Fuses must be of fast type FF with a maximum rating of 6A Disconnect all power before working on equipment When the unit is connected to the...

Page 3: ...ADJUSTING THE LCD CONTRAST 8 3 LANGUAGE SELECTION 8 4 CURRENT TRANSFORMER RATIO 8 5 VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER RATIO 8 6 MODBUS ADDRESS 8 7 CHANGING THE PASSWORD 8 8 MODIFYING THE SERIAL NUMBER 8 9 USER DIS...

Page 4: ...conditions may damage the device Incorrect connections Incorrect power supply voltage Voltage at measuring terminals beyond specified range Current at measuring terminals beyond specified range Connec...

Page 5: ...DKM 409 User Manual V 1 23 5 Panel Cutout Required Panel Depth 1 2 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 1 1 FRONT REAR PANELS...

Page 6: ...range Use adequate cable section at least 0 75mm2 AWG18 For current transformer inputs use at least 1 5mm2 section AWG15 cable The current transformer cable length should not exceed 1 5 meters If lon...

Page 7: ...DKM 409 User Manual V 1 23 7 1 4 CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR 230 400V NETWORK...

Page 8: ...DKM 409 User Manual V 1 23 8 1 5 CONNECTION DIAGRAM FOR 120 208V NETWORK...

Page 9: ...een or Increase related value configuration mode Changes voltage and current channels for scopemeter display harmonic display digital harmonic display Available channels U12 U23 U31 V1 V2 V3 I1 I2 I3...

Page 10: ...DKM 409 User Manual V 1 23 10 3 DISPLAY NAVIGATION...

Page 11: ...ve power kW Total reactive power kVAr Power factor Total reactive energy kVArh Display 9 Total apparent power kVA Total active power kW Total reactive power kVAr Power factor Display 10 I1 A demand va...

Page 12: ...voltage display pages namely pages 2 and 3 If voltages are in wrong order the symbol disappears The effect of phase sequence failure is configurable It can be a visual warning a relay output or nothin...

Page 13: ...al reactive power kVAr value S1 Phase 1 apparent power kVA value S2 Phase 2 apparent power kVA value S3 Phase 3 apparent power kVA value S Total apparent power kVA value Cos1 Phase 1 power factor Cos2...

Page 14: ...very 5 seconds In order to reset visual warnings hold both MENU buttons pressed for 3 seconds If no fault conditions exists this will enable the configuration menu In order to disable auto scroll func...

Page 15: ...ressed for 3 seconds When the configuration mode is entered the password entry screen will be displayed A 4 digit password must be entered using buttons The factory default password is 9876 Each digit...

Page 16: ...the new language and return to CONFIGURATION MENU again For the correct current measurement the current transformer ratio has to be set properly The secondary of the current transformer is always sup...

Page 17: ...button to save new voltage transformer ratio and return to CONFIGURATION MENU Select MODBUS ADDRESS on CONFIGURATION MENU Change the modbus node address with and until the desired address is displaye...

Page 18: ...rable screen display page 16 through USER MENU topic There are 2 sizes of characters that can be selected 5x7 and 10x14 pixels Select the character size with and and then press to select item menu Sel...

Page 19: ...on the list and press again After selection of the item the limit value should be entered Especially for power or user counters large values may be needed Thus the user must select the multiplier fir...

Page 20: ...g the condition goes off The user can select between actions to be taken when the condition occurs VISUAL WARNING means there is no output function but a message is displayed on the screen The unit ha...

Page 21: ...reactive power counters additionally to 4 user counters Active Reactive 1 counters are default selections and incremented with consumed power As there may be more than one power source like gensets a...

Page 22: ...en Relay VALUE 1 NOR VALUE 2 If at least one of value registers is TRUE then the relay contact will open Otherwise it will close Relay VALUE 1 NAND VALUE 2 If both value registers are TRUE then the re...

Page 23: ...ter required to be reset A confirmation screen will appear Selecting YES option on this screen will reset the counter and return to CONFIGURATION MENU The unit always stores the maximum values of both...

Page 24: ...nds on the overcurrent rate as shown on below graph OVERCURRENT AREA PERMITTED AREA A Over current value T Timeout value The fastest detection time is 500 milliseconds The overcurrent function will be...

Page 25: ...y s value register a visual warning nothing no effect Select PHASE SEQUENCE on CONFIGURATION MENU Select action to take then press Note that PHASE SEQUENCE FAILURE may be combined with other condition...

Page 26: ...d but it is possible to recalibrate it in order to obtain equal display values on different measuring instruments Select CALIBRATION on CONFIGURATION MENU Then select channel with and and then press T...

Page 27: ...on 03 read multiple registers will be used for data reading The MODBUS master will send a query The answer will be one of the below A response containing the requested data An exceptional response ind...

Page 28: ...alculation 4 CRC high byte Data Writing The function 06 write single register is used for data writing Only one register can be written at a time The MODBUS master will send a query containing data to...

Page 29: ...tion 4 CRC high byte CRC calculation Here is a procedure for generating a CRC 1 Load a 16 bit register with FFFF hex all 1 s Call this the CRC register 2 Exclusive OR the first 8 bit byte of the messa...

Page 30: ...11 Harmonic 11 harmonic of selected channel 16 BIT R O unsigned word 0 1 40008 13 Harmonic 13 harmonic of selected channel 16 BIT R O unsigned word 0 1 40009 15 Harmonic 15 harmonic of selected channe...

Page 31: ...ng 0 1 40038 40039 V31 RMS U31 phase to phase voltage AC RMS value 32 BIT R O unsigned long 0 1 40040 40041 S1 Apparent Power Phase 1 apparent power kVA 32 BIT R O unsigned long 0 1 40042 40043 S2 App...

Page 32: ...ed long 0 1 40075 40076 kVAr Counter 2 Reactive power counter 2 32 BIT R O unsigned long 0 1 40077 40078 User Counter 1 User Counter 1 32 BIT R O unsigned long 1 40079 40080 User Counter 2 User Counte...

Page 33: ...3 Phase 2 active power below the set value 14 14 Phase 3 active power below the set value 15 15 Phase 1 reactive power below the set value ADDRESS REG BIT TOTAL BIT DESCRIPTION 40019 0 16 Phase 2 reac...

Page 34: ...7 I2 RMS value above the set value ADDRESS REG BIT TOTAL BIT DESCRIPTION 40021 0 48 I3 RMS value above the set value 1 49 U12 RMS value above the set value 2 50 U23 RMS value above the set value 3 51...

Page 35: ...et value 4 68 Frequency above the set value 5 69 Active power counter 1 above the set value 6 70 Reactive power counter 1 above the set value 7 71 Active power counter 2 above the set value 8 72 React...

Page 36: ...level RS 485 Communication Modbus RTU Data Rate 9600 bauds no parity 1 bit stop Isolation 500V AC 1minute Serial port cable 2 wires twisted shielded cable Max 60pF meter Operating Temperature 20 C to...

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