GREEN CLASS METER
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62-0340-01
Screen 4: Projected hourly cost
The display shows the projected hourly cost based on the
present load condition. Effects on your energy costs can be
seen by reducing or increasing the monitored load.
Screen 5: Total CO2 emissions
The display shows the total amount of CO2 emissions from
the generator based on the total kWh consumption reading.
Screen 6: Projected hourly CO2 emissions
The display shows the projected hourly CO2 emissions based
on present load conditions. Effects on CO2 emissions can be
seen by reducing or increasing the monitored load.
==Test Mode==
Screen 1
Screen 2
Pressing the CPU button on the meter display board will cycle
display through the two screens shown above.
The first screen activates all of the digits and icons on the
display to verify that all segments are functional.
The second screen will show the amp rating of the meter on
the left four digits. The leading digit, before the dash, will
always be “1” on the Green Class meter.
On completion of the cycle, the meter will return to its normal
display mode. The Test mode automatically cycles when the
meter is first energized.
Entering the kWh cost into the
Green Class Meter
1.
Press the MODE button on the circuit board (Fig. 2 be-
low) located inside the meter’s cover. Use caution, the
meter must be turned on for this step. Do NOT touch
the circuit board mounted on the back of the enclosure
as high voltages are present.
The screen will display 7 digits as shown in Fig. 1
below, with the left-most digit having the highest value.
The maximum value that can be entered is $9.999999.
The value shown in the sample above is 12.5 cents
($0.125.)
2.
The left digit will be blinking. To change the number, the
UP and DOWN buttons will move the value accordingly.
3.
Pressing the MODE button again will allow the next
digit in line to be adjusted.
4.
Continue the cost entry process through the seventh
digit, even if you are only entering zeros on the display.
5.
Pressing the MODE button the eighth time will return
the meter to its normal operation.
6.
If the wrong cost has been added, simply run through
the entry process again.
7.
Total kWh consumption already displayed on the meter
will automatically be recalculated by the newly entered
cost, providing the ability to do cost comparisons with
several energy providers (if desired).
Fig. 2
Fig. 1
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