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H8186-CB

INSTALLATION GUIDE

Z204062-0E 

page 5 

©2008 Veris Industries   USA 800.354.8556 or 503.598.4564  / [email protected] 

 

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Before beginning this procedure, set the wiring, baud rate, and parity using the 
Communication DIP switches, and set the network address using the Network 
Address DIP switches (see the Configuration section on page 2 of this installation 
guide).

1.  Turn off all power to the energy meter and the equipment in which it is  

 

installed:

 

a.  Remove the voltage terminal from the energy meter    

 

 

and all fuses.

 

b.  Always use a properly rated voltage sensing device to    

 

 

confirm that power is off.

2.  To discharge static, follow the instructions that come with your                    

 

anti-static or grounding strap. 

 

NOTE: Use an anti-static or grounding  

 

 

 

 

strap at all times during installation.

3.  Slide the H8186-CB into the slot in the energy meter. The sides of the H8186-CB 

slide down into the channels on either side of the energy meter. When the male 
connection to the energy meter (see below) clicks into place, the H8186-CB is 
properly installed.

troubleshooting

CAUTION:  ESD-SENSITIVE COMPONENTS

Use an anti-static or grounding strap (customer-supplied) to ground yourself and 
discharge any static charge before installing the H8163-CB. Static can damage 
electrostatic discharge-sensitive components in the circuit monitor and its 
accessories. Failure to follow this instruction can result in equipment damage.

SLOTS

TOP

COMMS BOARD

BATTERY

CONNECTORS

CONNECTION

SLOTS

4.  Insert the communication terminal onto the RS-485 communication  

 

terminals.

5.  If the demand subinterval feature is used, wire into the end of the demand    

subinterval terminal.

6.  Replace the voltage terminal into the energy meter.

There are five LEDs that indicate various types of communication. The figure below 
indicates the locations of these LEDs. All LEDs will blink when operating normally. 

If there is a problem communicating, first be sure that the board is properly seated 
in its slot on the energy meter. Verify that the sides of the H8186-CB are in the slots 
on the sides of the energy meter and that the connector has clicked into place in the 
connection slot of the energy meter. If all these factors are normal, see the table 
below to interpret the LED blink codes.

ON

1 2 3 4 5 6

ON

1

2 3 4 5 6

1

2

TX

RX

3

RX

4

TX

5

6

7

8

9

10

ALIVE

D5

D6

D13

D14

D1

LED

Abnormal Operation

Solution

1

RS-485 LED 

(TX)

Not Blinking            

There is no communication from the 

H8163 to the master. Check the wiring; 

TX+/TX- and RX+/RX- may be reversed. 

Correct the wiring. If RX is blinking, 

verify the DIP switch address, parity, 

baud rate, and wire type.

2

RS-485 

(RX)

Not Blinking

There is no communication from the 

master. The RX+ and RX- wires are 

reversed. Correct the wiring.

3

From main 

board 

(RX)

Not blinking

The main board is not responding. 

Contact the factory for support.

4

From main 

board 

(TX)

Not blinking but “Alive” 

LED is blinking

There is an internal communications 

board error. Contact the factory.

5

“Alive” 

status

Steadily lit

There is an internal communications 

board error. Contact the factory for 

support.

LED positions on the EMCB

installation

Archived Document

Summary of Contents for H8126-CB

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Page 2: ...for 2 wire or 4 wire communications CAUTION Danger of Explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose of used batteri...

Page 3: ...daisy chain The RS 485 interface will support daisy chains that fall within the specifications shown below Baud Rate Maximum Distances 1 16 Devices 17 32 Devices 9600 10000 ft 3048 m 4000 ft 1219 m 1...

Page 4: ...TX RX TX TX TX SHLD TX RX TX RX TX MASTER SLAVE ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 TX RX RX ALIVE SHLD TX RX TX RX TX TX TX SHLD TX RX TX RX TX TX SHLD RX RX TX TX SHLD TX RX TX RX TX SHIELD RX RX TX TX M...

Page 5: ...TION SLOTS 4 Insert the communication terminal onto the RS 485 communication terminals 5 If the demand subinterval feature is used wire into the end of the demand subinterval terminal 6 Replace the vo...

Page 6: ...Network Address DIP switches for each Network address See Selecting the network Address NETWORK ADDRESS DIP SWITCHES on pages 2 3 for instruction on setting the switches 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41...

Page 7: ...Input Object 14 Voltage Phase A Phase B Volts_AB VOLTS Analog Input Object 15 Voltage Phase B Phase C Volts_BC VOLTS Analog Input Object 16 Voltage Phase A Phase C Volts_AC VOLTS Analog Input Object 1...

Page 8: ...t Optional Properties Supported Max_Master Max_Info_Frames Description Location Writable Properties Object_Identifier Max_Master Location Property Range Restrictions Location limited to 64 characters...

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