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(a) Direct measurement principle for currents up to range
corresponding to device variant.

(b) Example of indirect measurement over primary current
transformers with ratio 100/5 A.

Figure 4: Current input connection possibilities.

·

Daylight Saving

- This parameter can be set to automatically switch of the local time according

to the season (e.g. summer or winter time).

*

Remote communication

- Device is always equipped with main RS-485 interface. It is optionally

available with secondary RS-485 interface, ethernet port or other communication interface. In
this part of

General Configuration

, all corresponding parameters of communication interfaces can

be set.

·

Device Address

- Address of the device with RS-485. Assign a unique address to all devices

connected to a same bus.

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Serial Comm Speed

- RS-485 baud rate. Default is 9600 bps.

·

IP Address

- IP address of the device with ethernet.

·

Net Mask

- Net mask of a network.

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Default Gateway

- Setting of default network gateway.

·

Ports

- Setting of ports, on whose the device is listening for communication. Default

KMB

Long

message port is 2101, default

Modbus

port is 502 and default

Web server

port is 80. Ev-

ery port can be changed to whichever is needed, but don’t forget to change them appropriately
in a remote software.

Archive (fig. 5c)

- This settings determines the set of quantities which are being recorded and how:

*

Record Name

– Naming the records helps to distinguish different records in the measured object

(e.g. using the ID marking of the measured transformer). This is again a text string of maximum
length of 32 characters. The records are stored in a database or in a file while using this identifier.

*

Record Interval

– This (aggregation) interval of the recording determines the frequency of entry

into the archives of readings in the range of 200 ms up to 24 hours.

*

Cycle Recording

– With this switch you can determine the behavior of the device when closing

the main archive. If this option is not activated, the memory capacity of the archive of the main
unit stops recording data in the archive until the instrument is reconfigured. Otherwise, the
record continues with the new measured values overwriting the oldest values first (FIFO). The
main archive than contains the “latest” data of a total length corresponding to the capacity of
the main archive.

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Summary of Contents for SMC 144

Page 1: ...KMB systems s r o Dr M Hora kove 559 460 06 Liberec 7 Czech Republic Tel 420 485 130 314 Fax 420 482 736 896 E mail kmb kmb cz Web www kmb cz SMC 144 Power Analyzer Operating Manual Version 1 1...

Page 2: ...C 14 3 Functional Description 16 3 1 Instrument Construction 16 3 2 Control 16 3 2 1 Machine Status 16 3 2 2 LED Codes 17 3 3 The Method of Measurement and Evaluation of Individual Variables 17 3 3 1...

Page 3: ...neutral input N four inputs for through hole option P or clamp on option S current sensors with nominal current range from 5 to 600 A I1 I2 I3 I4 two digital inputs option D single relay or impulse ou...

Page 4: ...ws regular data downloads from devices supporting Modbus into its own memory General Oscillograms GO Adds a feature that allows recording of raw signal samples Ripple Control Signals RCS Allows archiv...

Page 5: ...f external modules D two digital inputs M MxBus interface N without expanding module E Ethernet interface Split core options S 5 5 A S T5 T5 A S O5 O5 A S 65 65 A S 5 5 A S 75 75 A ST T A Snnn with lo...

Page 6: ...n a PC Connect SMC 144 to a computer via RS 485 to USB converter or Ethernet Switch on auxiliary voltage powering the SMC 144 Supply voltage will be indicated by the LED PWR blinking green Than the un...

Page 7: ...program reads the settings from the connected device and displays it in the summary window figure 3 Figure 3 ENVIS Daq connected instrument Category Instrument Settings includes a number of parameter...

Page 8: ...values of power and current and some of the data interpretation functions in ENVIS software The setting can moreover be adjusted later If the value of PNOM at the mea sured point can not be determined...

Page 9: ...orts Setting of ports on whose the device is listening for communication Default KMB Long message port is 2101 default Modbus port is 502 and default Web server port is 80 Ev ery port can be changed t...

Page 10: ...ency instead of direct energy values Window Type Window Length Method of an averaging of the average active power PAVGMAX E You can choose a fixed window Fixed or a floating window Floating In additio...

Page 11: ...nstrument configuration c ENVIS Daq instrument archive configuration d ENVIS Daq instrument electricity meter configu ration e ENVIS Daq instrument I O configuration f ENVIS Daq instrument time config...

Page 12: ...61010 1 Internal power supply is galvanically isolated from internal circuits The measured voltages are connected to the terminals L1 L2 L3 L4 the common terminal to connect the neutral wire to being...

Page 13: ...ry RS 485 line uses terminals A B with shielding at terminal G of COM1 block The final points of the communication line have to be fitted with terminating resistance Digital Inputs optional SMC 144 ca...

Page 14: ...st comply with terminal labels and example picture There is an external relay controlled by digital output in picture 8 Again there must be external voltage source in series When impulse output is use...

Page 15: ...is can be database or file several formats The CEA file data can be imported into the database and vice versa The check boxes in Archives to Download determines which specific archive s you want to do...

Page 16: ...interface optional or two digital inputs optional 7 RJ 45 ethernet connector optional 8 Current inputs for externally connected current sensors 9 Voltage inputs for four measured voltages 3 2 Control...

Page 17: ...ry 10 seconds The measured signal is a line voltage of first phase signal modified with a low pass filter Frequency is assessed as a percentage of the number of full cycles of the network established...

Page 18: ...on Active power P1 1 n n X i 1 U1i I1i Reactive power Q1 N X k 1 U1 k I1 k sin 4 1 k where k index of the order of each harmonic N highest harmonic 63 U1 k I1 k k th harmonic of voltage and current 1s...

Page 19: ...nt 4 1 The angle between a voltage and the corresponding current phasors of the i th order 4 i Total harmonic distortion of voltage THDU1 1 U1h1 v u u t 63 X i 2 U1h2 i 100 Total harmonic distortion o...

Page 20: ...ecorded by default for all selected parameters Maximum minimum values can be separately selected to be recorded This feature is off by default to save free space Aggregation of each interval starts at...

Page 21: ...uctor diameter option P JP3W 6 mm JP5W 13 mm JP6W 19 3 mm max conductor diameter option S JC10F 10 mm JC16F 16 mm JC24F 24 mm Frequency measuring range 42 69 Hz uncertainty 10 mHz Active power PREF 23...

Page 22: ...gs 100 VDC 300 mA Communication interface type galvanically isolated RS 485 optional interface type M Bus optional interface type Ethernet 10Base T Other specifications operating temperature 25 60 C s...

Page 23: ...to prevent damage during transit A description of the problem or its symptoms must be delivered together with the product If a warranty repair is claimed the warranty certificate must be sent in In c...

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