Step #9:
After completing the configuration, remove the R232 cable (or RJ12 cable) -
labeled 2/2a - from the USB adapter.
Step #10:
Disconnect the modem AC power connector (1) from the meter (or power
source). The modem will be shutting down.
Step #11:
Make a data connection between the modem and the meter on the interface
you want to use (port nr. 2 / 2a - RS232 data connection, data connection 2b to the
meter RS232 data connector (G), or via RS485 port, or via the RJ12 connector (2) to the
modem's RS485 connector (D)) - according to the meter type and according to the
factory instructions.
Step #12:
Install the modem according to
the meter type
–
e.g by placing the modem
under the the meter
’s
terminal cover.
For outdoor installation, install the modem
on a 35mm DIN rail (K) using a DIN rail
adapter (9) by fixing/glue the modem to the
bottom or back of the enclosure near the
meter.
Step #13:
Connect the modem's AC power connector (1) - wire socket connection or
"pigtail" connector depending on the version - to the meter's power input (for 100-
230V AC). The modem starts automatically, which is also indicated by LED flashes. You
can now set the modem parameters.
Step #14:
Replace the terminal cover (I) and secure with the screws (J).
Then the modem will be power supplied by the meter and the modem will start its
operation and the LED signals are signing the current activity.
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