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DISPLAYING MEASUREMENTS
– The
and
buttons allow the measurement display pages to be scrolled one at a time. The current page can be recognized through the unit of measurement shown in the top part of the display.
– Some measurements may not be displayed, depending on the programming and the connection for the device (for example, if programmed for a system without neutral, the measurements relating to neutral are
not displayed).
– For every page, the
button permits access to sub-pages (for example, to display the maximum and minimum values recorded for the selected measurement).
– The sub-page displayed currently is indicated at the bottom right by one of the following icons:
•
IN = Instantaneous value
– Current instantaneous value of the measurement, displayed by default every time the page is changed.
•
HI = Maximum instantaneous value
– Highest value measured by the multimeter for the corresponding measurement. HIGH values are stored and preserved even in the absence of a power supply. They can be
reset through a dedicated command (see commands menu).
•
LO = Minimum instantaneous value
– Lowest value measured by the multimeter from the moment voltage is applied. It is reset with the same command used for the HI values.
•
AV = Average value
– Time-integrated (average) value of measurement. Permits display of a measurement with slow variations. See Integration menu.
•
MD = Maximum Demand
– Peak integrated value (max demand). Remains stored in non-volatile memory and can be reset with a dedicated command.
– The user can choose the page and sub-page that the display returns to automatically after a certain time has elapsed without the buttons being pressed.
– It is also possible to program the multimeter so that the display always remains that which was last selected.
– For the set-up of these functions, see the P02 – Utility menu.
TABLE OF DISPLAY PAGES
Selection with
and
Selection with
N° PAGE SUB PAGES
1 PHASE-TO-PHASE VOLTAGES - V(L1-L2), V(L2-L3), V(L3-L1), V(LL)EQV HI LO AV
2 PHASE-TO-NEUTRAL VOLTAGES - V(L1-N), V(L2-N), V(L3-N), V(L-N)EQV HI LO AV
3 PHASE AND NEUTRAL CURRENTS - I(L1), I(L2), I(L3), I(N) HI LO AV MD
4 ACTIVE POWER - P(L1), P(L2), P(L3), P(TOT) HI LO AV MD
5 REACTIVE POWER - Q(L1), Q(L2), Q(L3), Q(TOT) HI LO AV MD
6 APPARENT POWER - S(L1), S(L2), S(L3), S(TOT) HI LO AV MD
7 POWER FACTOR - PF(L1), PF(L2), PF(L3), PF(EQ) HI LO AV
8 ACTIVE POWER UNBALANCE - L1-L2, L2-L3, L3-L1 HI LO AV
9 FREQUENCY - Hz HI LO AV
10 ASYMMETRY ASY(VLL) HI LO AV
11 ASYMMETRY ASY(VLN) HI LO AV
12 ASYMMETRY ASY(I) HI LO AV
13 PH-PH VOLTAGE HARM. DISTORTION - THD-V(L1-L2), THD-V(L2-L3), THD-V(L3-L1) HI LO AV
14 VLL HARMONICS H2…H15
15 PH-N VOLTAGE HARMONIC DISTORTION - THD-V(L1),THD-V(L2),THD-V(L3) HI LO AV
16 VLN HARMONICS H2…H15
17 CURRENT HARMONIC DISTORTION - THD-I(L1), THD-I(L2) THD-I(L3) HI LO AV
18 CURRENT HARMONICS H2…H15
19 IMP. ACTIVE ENERGY METERS - kWh+(SYS) PAR - kWh+(SYS) TOT
20 EXP. ACTIVE ENERGY METERS - kWh-(SYS) PAR - kWh-(SYS) TOT
21 IMP. REACTIVE ENERGY METERS - kvarh+(SYS) PAR - kvarh+(SYS) TOT
22 EXP. REACTIVE ENERGY METERS - Kvarh-(SYS) PAR - Kvarh-(SYS) TOT
23 APPARENT ENERGY METERS - kvah(SYS) PAR - kvah(SYS) TOT
24 ENERGY METERS (L1) - kWh+(L1) PAR - kWh+(L1) TOT
25 ENERGY METERS (L2) - kWh+(L2) PAR - kWh+(L2) TOT
26 ENERGY METERS (L3) - kWh+(L3) PAR - kWh+(L3) TOT
27 ENERGY METERS (L1) - kWh-(L1) PAR - kWh-(L1) TOT
28 ENERGY METERS (L2) - kWh-(L2) PAR - kWh-(L2) TOT
29 ENERGY METERS (L3) - kWh-(L3) PAR - kWh-(L3) TOT
30 ENERGY METERS (L1) - kvarh+(L1) PAR - kvarh+(L1) TOT
31 ENERGY METERS (L2) - kvarh+(L2) PAR - kvarh+(L2) TOT
32 ENERGY METERS (L3) - kvarh+(L3) PAR - kvarh+(L3) TOT
33 ENERGY METERS (L1) - kvarh-(L1) PAR - kvarh-(L1) TOT
34 ENERGY METERS (L2) - kvarh-(L2) PAR - kvarh-(L2) TOT
35 ENERGY METERS (L3) - kvarh-(L3) PAR - kvarh-(L3) TOT
36 HOUR COUNTER - hhhhhh mm ss TOT PAR
37 LIMIT THRESHOLD - LIM1–LIM2–LIM3–LIM4
38 ALARMS - ALA1–ALA2–ALA3–ALA4
39 INFO-REVISION-SERIAL NO. - MODEL, REV SW, REV HW, SER. No.
Note: The pages highlighted in grey in the above table may not be displayed if the function or parameter that controls them is not enabled. For example, if no alarm is programmed, the corresponding page is not
displayed.
