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Escape the Setting menu. Long press

for 2 secs. For example,

the screen shows the currently selected Automatic Scroll display ON.

Long press

for 2 secs, then the screen shows the currently selected Automatic

Scroll display OFF.

4.8 Digital Input (DI)

This option is to set Digital input parameter.

By pressing

, getting to the sub-menu

This is to set filtering time for a digital input signal.

Left picture shows 100mS

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Summary of Contents for SMART X96 Series

Page 1: ...TION POWER ANALYSER Multi parameter Measurements Up to 63rd THD and IHD RS485 Modbus RTU Ethernet TCP Gateway Multi tariffs Digital Input Output Accuracy Class 0 5s Bar Graph for Power Indication Backlit LCD Display for Full Viewing Angles Push in Installation and Plug in Connection ...

Page 2: ...al signal counting and external device control 30 types parameters can be set for alarm The unit uses plug in terminals for easy wiring and push in mechanism for quick installation 1 Unit Characteristics 1 1 The Unit can measure and display Line voltage and THD total harmonic distortion of all phases 2 63rd voltage IHD Individual Harmonic distortion of all phases Line Frequency Phase Sequence Curr...

Page 3: ...t with Modbus RTU protocol to provide a means of remote monitoring and controlling Please check the Part 4 2 for the details of setting 1 5 Ethernet TCP IP This unit equipped with an Ethernet TCP IP communication port for rapid and reliable data transfer It would be easy to integrate the meter into a network The meter can also be set as an RS485Modbus to TCP IP gateway 1 6 Display Liquid crystal d...

Page 4: ... all LED segments and can be used as a display LED check The second screen indicates the software version of the unit the left picture is just for reference The unit performs a self test and the screen indicates if the test is passed After a short delay the default measurement screen appears ...

Page 5: ...Individual Harmonic Distortion of Voltage up to 63rd Display power factor frequency Max Demand Max and Min of current and voltage Up page or add value Individual Harmonic Distortion of Current up to 63rd Display active power reactive power and apparent power information of the selected system type Down page or reduce value Running hour Full Screen checking Modbus Ethernet setting information Tarif...

Page 6: ...e 1 Power Voltage Current kVArh 5 Phase 2 Power Voltage Current kVArh 5 Phase 2 Power Voltage Current kVArh 6 Phase 3 Power Voltage Current kVArh 6 Phase 3 Power Voltage Current kVArh 1 Voltage L1 N Voltage L2 N Voltage L3 N 1 Voltage L1 N 2 Voltage L1 L2 Voltage L2 L3 Voltage L3 L1 1 Voltage L1 L2 Voltage L2 L3 Voltage L3 L1 3 Current L1 Current L2 Current L3 Current Neutral 2 Current L1 Current ...

Page 7: ...in Voltage L2 N Min Voltage L3 N 6 Min Voltage L1 L2 Min Voltage L2 L3 Min Voltage L3 L1 5 Min Voltage L1 N 7 Max Current L1 Max Current L2 Max Current L3 Max Current Neutral 7 Max Current L1 Max Current L2 Max Current L3 6 Max Current L1 8 Min Current L1 Min Current L2 Min Current L3 Min Current Neutral 8 Min Current L1 Min Current L2 Min Current L3 7 Min Current L1 9 Max W Max VAr Max VA 9 Max W...

Page 8: ...kWh 4 Export kWh 4 Export kWh 4 Export kWh 5 Import kVArh 5 Import kVArh 5 Import kVArh 6 Export KVArh 6 Export KVArh 6 Export KVArh 7 T1 kWh 7 T1 kWh 7 T1 kWh 8 T2 kWh 8 T2 kWh 8 T2 kWh 9 T3 kWh 9 T3 kWh 9 T3 kWh 10 T4 kWh 10 T4 kWh 10 T4 kWh 11 Date 11 Date 11 Date 12 Time 12 Time 12 Time 3 3 Individual Harmonic Distortion Press the button for 2 seconds to check Harmonic distortion of Voltage 2 ...

Page 9: ...EASTRON SMART X96 5 F G H I J User Manual V1 9 9 4 Setting Up ...

Page 10: ... Communication set up menu The RS485 port can be used for communications using Modbus RTU protocol Parameters such as Address Baud rate Parity Stop bit can be selected Long press to enter the communication menu which including Address option 4 2 1 Address An RS485 network can accommodate up to 247 different devices each identified by an address Modbus address range 001 247 Default 001 Long press t...

Page 11: ...se Baud Rate Example shows SET Baud rate 19200 bps And long press for confirmation 4 2 3 Parity Parity Options NONE EVEN ODD Default Parity NONE From the Communication menu Use and to select the Parity options Long press to enter the selection routine The Parity setting will flash Use and to choose Parity Example shows Set Parity EVEN Note that Parity can only be changed to EVEN when the Stop Bits...

Page 12: ...or 2 Default Stop Bit 1 Note that if parity is set to ODD or EVEN Stop Bits will be set to 1 and cannot be changed From the Communication menu Use and to select the Stop Bit options Long press to enter the Stop Bit routine The Stop Bit setting will flash Use and to choose Stop Bit Example shows Set Stop bit 2 And long press for confirmation Press to return the Communication set up menu 4 3 CT CT s...

Page 13: ...setting will flash Use and to choose CT2 with 5A or 1A Example shows Set CT2 1A And long press for confirmation 4 3 2 CT1 Set primary current input the meter Options 1 9999 Default CT1 5A Use and to enter the CT1 routine Press for 2s the CT1 setting will flash Use and to choose CT1 with 1 9999 Example shows Set CT1 100A And long press for confirmation Press to return the CT set up menu ...

Page 14: ...0000V secondary voltage is 100V then the PT rate is 100 Long press to enter the PT2 routine Press for 2s the PT2 setting will flash Use and to choose PT2 with 50 600 4 4 1 PT2 Set secondary voltage input the meter Range 50V 600V Default 230V And long press for confirmation 4 4 2 PT1 Set primary voltage input the meter Range 50V 600000V Default 230V Then press to enter the PT1 routine press for 2s ...

Page 15: ...hod you select a block of time that power meter uses for the demand calculation You choose how the power meter handles that block of time interval Two different modes are optional Slide Block Select a demand interval time DIT from 1 to 60 minutes in 1 minute increments Set the calculation update time from 1 to 59minutes The power meter displays the demand value for the last completed interval Fixe...

Page 16: ...ns And long press for confirmation 4 5 2 Demand interval time Block time DIT The screen will show the currently selected integration time Default is 60 minutes range from 1 to 60 Off means function closed Then press to enter the DIT routine Press for 2s the setting will flash Use and to choose Options And long press for confirmation 4 5 3 Sliding time The screen will show the Sliding time for the ...

Page 17: ...t will be off in 5 minutes Note if it is set as ON the backlit will always be on Long press to enter the Backlit time routine Press for 2s the setting will flash Use and to choose Options And long press for confirmation 4 6 2 Display scroll time The meter provides a function to set the Display scroll time Options 1 255s Default 5 If it is seated as 5 the display will scroll every 5s Use and to sel...

Page 18: ...ng will flash Use and to set the year month and date Long press for confirmation Set the time of RTC Left picture shows 16 20 58 The format is HH MM SS Use to enter the time setting option Press for 2s the time setting will flash use and to set the year month and date Long press for confirmation Press to return to the time set up menu 4 6 4 Tariff Time This option is to set the time segments with ...

Page 19: ...ariff information 4 7 System System set up menu The Unit has a default setting of 3 phase 4 wire 3p4w Use this section to set the type of electrical system Options 3P34 3P3W 1P2W From the Set up menu Use and to select the System option 4 7 1 System type The screen shows the currently selected power supply is three phase four wire Long press to enter the System type routine Press for 2s the setting...

Page 20: ...connected current inputs correction setting Use and to select the correction option Options Frd forward and rEv reverse The default is FRD forward Long press to enter the Phase 1 correction Press for 2s the setting will flash Use and to choose Options And long press for confirmation Press enter Phase 2 correction Press for 2s the setting will flash Use and to choose Options And long press for conf...

Page 21: ...ord setting Default 1000 Options 0000 99999 Use and to select the change password option Press for 2s the setting will flash Use and to choose Options And long press for confirmation 4 7 4 Automatic display scroll This unit provides a function with automatic display scroll setting Options on and off There are two ways Use and to select the automatic display scroll option Press for 2s the setting w...

Page 22: ...e currently selected Automatic Scroll display ON Long press for 2 secs then the screen shows the currently selected Automatic Scroll display OFF 4 8 Digital Input DI This option is to set Digital input parameter By pressing getting to the sub menu This is to set filtering time for a digital input signal Left picture shows 100mS ...

Page 23: ...user can see counting number of different digital inputs 4 9 Digital Outputs DO 4 9 1 General This option is to set Digital Output parameter and checking the status By pressing the getting to the sub menu This screen to choose the Digital output number which you want to check Left picture shows DO 1 By pressing the the user can setting the parameter and checking the status of DO 1 By click the and...

Page 24: ...k to DO 1 For details please refer to part 4 9 2 This screen is to set the digital output Type for DO 1 Left picture shows LEVE LEVE Level PULS Pulse This screen is to control the status of DO 1 relay Left picture shows the status is Open 4 9 2 Alarm setting of DO This option is to set alarm for DO ...

Page 25: ...ion delay time The unit is mS Left picture shows 200mS This option is to set the high value for DO 1 close Left picture shows HC High value to Close 1000V that means when the U1 reaches to 1000V the DO 1 will close This option is to set the high value for DO 1 open Left picture shows HO High value to Open 800V that means when the U1 drops to 800V the DO 1 will open This option is to set the Low va...

Page 26: ...cture shows LO Low value to Open 170V that means when the U1 returns to 170V the DO 1 will open 4 10 Ethernet Communication This menu is to set the parameter for Ethernet communication By pressing the button the user can get into sub menu This option is to set the IP address This option is to set Subnet Mask ...

Page 27: ...5 TCP IP convertor 4 11 SOE information The meter provides SOE record 30 events and their happen time will be saved in the SOE When the following events happen it would be recorded 1 Meter power off 2 Meter power on 3 CT2 changed 4 CT1 changed 5 PT2 changed 6 PT1 changed 7 Energy reset 8 Demand reset 9 Alarm happens This menu is to check sequence of events SOE The meter can record 30 events By pre...

Page 28: ...utton the user can find the date and time when the event happened 4 12 Reset This unit provides a function with reset for different information By pressing the button the user can get into sub menu Use and to select the Reset option This option is to reset Energy information It would reset active reactive apparent import export energy information ...

Page 29: ...to reset the demand information It would reset current and power demand information This option it to reset the Max and Min information This option is to reset the SOE information This option is to reset Digital input counting This option is to reset all information ...

Page 30: ...ermanent Overload 600 V L L 345 V L N Impedance 1M Ω Frequency Range 45 65Hz Input Current CT Ratings Primary 1 9999A Secondary 1A 5A Measured current with Over range and Crest Factor 5mA 6A Withstand Continuous 8A 120A for 0 5Seconds Impedance 1 mΩ Frequency Range 45 65Hz Burden 0 036VA at 6A Auxiliary Power Supply Operating Range 65 480V AC 80 660V DC Power Consumption 7VA 3 5W Frequency 45 to 6...

Page 31: ... to Impulse Waves IEC 61000 4 5 Conducted Immunity IEC 61000 4 6 Immunity to Magnetic Fields IEC 61000 4 8 Immunity to Voltage Dips IEC 61000 4 11 Radiated Emissions EN55011 Class A Conducted Emissions EN55011 Class A Harmonics IEC 61000 3 2 Safety Measurement Category Per IEC61010 1 CAT III Current Inputs Require external Current Transformer for Insulation Over voltage Category CAT III Dielectric...

Page 32: ... Maximum Demand Values Maximum current Maximum active power Maximum reactive power Maximum apparent power Min and Max Value Active power per phase and total Reactive power per phase and total Apparent power per phase and total PF per phase and total Current per phase and average THDi per phase THDu L L and L N Power Quality Values Total harmonic distortion Individual Harmonic distortion 63th 63th ...

Page 33: ...the unit and remove any dust or other foreign material present Periodically check all connections for freedom from corrosion and screw tightness particularly if vibration is present The front of the case should be wiped with a dry cloth only Use minimal pressure especially over the viewing window area If necessary wipe the rear case with a dry cloth If a cleaning agent is necessary isopropyl alcoh...

Page 34: ...l be installation dependent and so the following can only be general guidance Avoid routing wiring to this unit alongside cables and products that are or could be a source of interference The auxiliary supply to the unit should not be subject to excessive interference In some cases a supply line filter may be required To protect the product against incorrect operation or permanent damage surge tra...

Page 35: ...t the secondary winding of an energized current transformer This product should only be operated with CT secondary connections Earthed If this equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer protection provided by the equipment may be impaired Auxiliary circuits communication relay outputs are separated from metering inputs and 110 400V auxiliary circuits by at least basic insulati...

Page 36: ...EASTRON SMART X96 5 F G H I J User Manual V1 9 36 Smart X96 5F Smart X96 5G Smart X96 5H Smart X96 5 I J 7 4 Mounting 7 5 Wiring Diagram RS485 DI DO 1P2W L N 1CTs ...

Page 37: ...EASTRON SMART X96 5 F G H I J User Manual V1 9 37 1P2W L L 1CTs 1P3W L L N 2CTs 3P3W 2CTs 3P4W 3CTs 3P3W 2PT 2CTs 3P4W 3PT 3CTs ...

Page 38: ...38 3P3W 1CT Balance load 3P4W 1CT Balance load Zhejiang Eastron Electronic Co Ltd No 1369 Chengnan Rd Jiaxing Zhejiang 314001 China Tel 86 573 83698881 83698882 Fax 86 573 83698883 Email sales eastrongroup com www eastron com cn www eastrongroup com ...

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