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Active power

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Pro Level

Pro Level

Basic Level

Basic Level

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Pulse input

count

Total integral

power 

consumption

Current 1

Current 2

Current 3

Moving average

current 1

Moving average

current 2

Moving average

current 3

Voltage 1

Voltage 2

Electric power 

consumption rate

Pulse input 

ON time

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Frequency

CO

exchanged

value

Charge

conversion value

Pulse conversion 

value 1

Pulse conversion 

value 2

*4

*4

*4

Power ON

Power ON

Time

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Voltage 3

Reactive power

Power factor

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cnt

0.000

Hwh p

00-00

h-on

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Total integral

total reactive

power consumption

Total integral

lagging reactive

power consumption

0.0

temp

0.0

kvh.a

0.0

kvh.g

Total integral

leading reactive

power consumption

0.0

kvh.d

Total integral

regenerated 

power consumption

0.0

-kwh

Product 

information

Simple 

temperature

c1flk

v2.0

*Example of 3-phase 3-wire
 When the setting is 1-phase 2-wire, the current 2, 3 and the voltage 2, 3 are not displayed.
 When the setting is 1-phase 3-wire, the 2nd. display of current and voltage changes. (e.g. 

a-s

a-n

)

State Transition

Unit to save each measured value

Basic Level

Basic Level

Pro Level

Pro Level

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Applicable 

circuit type

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Event input 

setting

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Measurement 

start time

Current alarm 

output

Measurement 

end time

Dedicated 

CT type

Rated primary 

current value

Current low-cut 

value

Pulse output 

unit

Display refresh

period

Pulse conversion 1

setting

Charge

conversion setting

Simple 

measurement

Pulse conversion 2

setting

Moving average

time Setting

Time setting

VT setting

Initialization

CO

conversion

factor 

p.csp

30.ei5

n-o

33.in1

00-00

35.5tc

-w

60.i.sl

S

 

Integral power 

consumption 

saving selection

Simple

temperature setting

Measurement parameter

display selection

Voltage alarm 

output

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c

65.d-u

Event input 1

NPN/PNP input 

mode setting

pnp

31.pn1

Incorrect voltage

wiring detection

on

64.v-e

Event input 2

NPN/PNP input 

mode setting

   

Event input 1

N-O/N-C input 

mode setting

             

Event input 2

N-O/N-C input 

mode setting

           

Display lighting

time

pnp

32.pn2

0

63.dsp

on

62.d.sl

Averaging times

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compf

80.psl

Protocol 

select

1

8 lu.no

Unit No.

9.6k

82.bp5

Baud rate

7

83.len

Data bit 

length

2

84.5bt

Stop bit 

length

even

85.prt

Vertical parity

20

86.5dw

Time to wait 

for sending

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R

egenerated

power alarm output

24-00

36.etc

80.0

53.r.al

 

Reactive power

alarm output

Power factor

alarm output

80.0

57.q.al

100

56.pf.a

110.0

55.v.al

110.0

54.a.al

 

Output terminal 1

function setting

p.out

50.o1

*11

*11

*11

*11

*11

n-o

34.in2

 

Automatic rotation

setting

off

61.rtt

*12

Active power 

alarm output

80.0

52.p.al

*11

*10

*9

*8

*8

*7

*13

0

prtct

Protect setting

O

M

(3 sec min.)

Protect 

Protect 

Setting Mode

Setting Mode

O

The KM50 model has a function to save various measured values in EEPROM every five minutes, every day 
or every month. The list of measured values and saving units is shown below:

C

Measurement Mode

Measurement Mode

M

(3 sec min.)

Measurement start

M

(3 sec min.)

Measurement stop

Setting Mode

Setting Mode

Operation Setting Mode

Operation Setting Mode

Measured value

Saving

period

Remarks

Integral power consumption

Active power, current, voltage and 
power factor 
(Maximum and minimum values)
Moving average current
(Only the maximum values)

Pulse input count
Electric power consumption rate
Pulse input ON time

Integral regenerated power consumption
Integral reactive power consumption

Total pulse count inputs

5 min.
1 hour

1 day
1 month
1 day

5 min.
1 day

5 min.

5 min.

Save two days’ measured values every 5 min.
Save 25 hours’ hourly values which are converted from 
measured values saved every 5 min.
Save 8 days’ values measured between 00:00 and 24:00.
Save 13 months’ values measured for a month.
Save 8 days’ values measured between 00:00 and 24:00.
(After saving, measured values are reset.)*

 ー

Save the current maximum values of the moving average
time.
(The moving average current with a product Ver.3.0.)
Save two days’ measured values every 5 min.
Save 8 days’ values measured between 00:00 and 24:00.

Save two days’ measured values every 5 min.
Save only items selected in the setting.

Overwrite save the measured value every 5 min.

Note 1. At the time of power failure, the clock time data is retained for 7 days.
Note 2. User can check the data every 5 min. only through communication.

Error indication

Troubleshooting

Description of error

Built-in memory error 

(RAM error) (*1)

Display

Phenomenon

Description

Point to be checked

Voltage and current are measured 

but electric power is not correctly

measured.

Has CT (Current 

Transformer) been 

correctly wired 

(not in reverse)?

If negative electric power is measured, it might be 

all the CTs have been mounted oppositely. On the 

other hand, if the measured value is nearly 0, it might 

be one of the CTs has been mounted oppositely.

Is the voltage 

phase sequence

correct?

If the voltage phase sequence is not correct,

electric power cannot be measured correctly.

Perform correct wiring.

e-m1

Operation

Measurement stop, operation disabled

Restoration method

Hardware repair (*2)

EEPROM error (*1)

e-m2

Measurement stop, operation disabled Hardware repair (*2)

EEPROM data failed (*1)

e-m3

Measurement stop, operation disabled Hardware repair (*2)

*1 When any of 

e-m1

 – 

m4

 errors occurs, all outputs stop and any key operation is not accepted.

*2 Consult your OMRON representative.
*3 An error will occur when the input of voltage exceeds 110% of the rated value, current exceeds 120% of 

the rated value, frequency is below 45 Hz or more than 65 Hz.
When the voltage input is 20 V or less, frequency error isn’t displayed.
When VT is set, the set value of secondary voltage becomes the rated voltage.

*4 For 

e-54

 error, only when the incorrect voltage wiring detection is set to ON, the error is displayed.

e-m4

Measurement stop, operation disabled Hardware repair (*2)

KM50 internal clock time has not 

been set.

e-t1

Indicates error at startup and “STOP” is 

turned ON. Measurement stops and 

operation disabled during error indication.

Time setting

Excessive voltage input (*3)

Calibration value error (*1)

e-s1

Displays error and measurement value 

alternately and continues measurement.

Restore the input signal 

within to the rated range.

Excessive current input (*3)

e-s2

Displays error and measurement value 

alternately and continues measurement.

Restore the input signal 

within to the rated range.

Frequency input error (*3)

e-s3

Displays error and measurement value 

alternately and continues measurement.

Restore the input signal

 (voltage) within to the 

rated range.

Incorrect wiring detection (*4)

e-s4

Displays error and measurement value 

alternately and continues measurement.

Correct the input signal 

(voltage) wiring in phase 

sequence.

Hour-Minute

Alternate display

(1.5 sec auto)

Month/Day

Months ago

Year-Month

MAX/MIN

Active power

Unit

Integral power

consumption

Unit

Integral power

consumption

Unit

Integral power

consumption

Alternate display

(1.5 sec auto)

*1

Hour-Minute

Alternate display

(1.5 sec auto)

Month/Day

MAX/MIN/AVE

Current

  

*3

*2

Days ago

Alternate display

(1.5 sec auto)

Month/Day

Hours ago

Day-Hour

Alternate display

(1.5 sec auto)

Unit

Electric power

consumption rate

Days ago

Alternate display

(1.5 sec auto)

Month/Day

*4

Communication Setting Mode

Communication Setting Mode

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kw

kwh

a-r

a-5

a-t

v-r5

v-st

hz

co2

jpy

m3-1

m3-2

03 05

0.000

0.0

0.000

0.000

0.000

0.0

0.0

0.000

0.000

0.000

0.000

17-15

55.0

v-tr

kvar

0.0

pf

1.00

0.000

prolv

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ma-r

ma-s

0.000

0.000

0.000

ma-t

*1

*1

*1

*1

*1

*1

*3

*2

*3

*3

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3p3w

00.typ

prolv

100a

01.c.rg

5

02.5ct

none

03.v.rg

04.cut

100

05.pl5

1.0

06.ref

8

07.avg

off

08.5mp

10.000

11.chg

c-1.d

0.6

12.cv1

c-2.d

13.cv2

0.387

10.co2

2010

14.tim

5et

15.ini

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16.avt

5

6

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*1

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03 04

00-00

02 25

00-00

02 25

00-00

03 04

00-00

03 05

00-00

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0.0

kwh

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00000

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10-03

0 m

09-02

-13 m

M

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10-02

- 1 m

*2

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0 d

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5-17

0 h

4-16

-25 h

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U

5-16

- 1 h

M

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M

S

03 05

- 8 d

02 25

- 1 d

03 04

- 8 d

02 25

- 2 d

03 03

- 1 d

03 04

M

03 05

00-00

M

S

M

S

M

S

*5

none

03.v.rg

none

03.v.rg

U

110

v.rg2

M

U

*6

off

08.smp

on

08.smp

ON時:

O

at OFF:

O

110.0

vlt

pf

O

1.00

M

U

*7

10.000

11.chg

U

10.000

rate

O

O

jpy

unit

jpy

unit

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*9

2010

14.tim

2010

14.tim

O

01 01

14.tim

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00-00

14.tim

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*11

80.0

52.p.al

80.0

ov.th

O

0.0

un.th

O

5.0

al.hys

O

3.0

of.dly

O

0.0

on.dly

O

M

U

*13

c

65.d-u

c

65.d-u

0.0

t.ad

O

O

*12

off

61.rtt

off

61.rtt

at ON:

O

3

rtim

O

M

U

*10

p.out

50.o1

p.out

50.o1

off

p.al

O

off

r.al

O

off

a.al

O

off

v.al

O

off

pf.a

O

off

q.al

O

M

*8

c-1.d

12.cv1

c-1.d

targ

O

O

O

0001

slp

0000

dp

m3-1

unit

O

M

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Current

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0.000

a-r

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02 25

00-00

03 05

00-00

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02 25

00-00

03 04

00-00

S

03 04

00-00

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03 05

00-00

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03 05

00-00

M

S

*3

Active power

Maximum value

Minimum value

Maximum value

Minimum value

Example of active power

Alternately displays the time when maximum and minimum values were 
recorded, and the maximum and minimum values, for each day.

Reactive power displays only the maximum and minimum values of the 
current day.

Alternately displays the time when maximum and minimum values were 
recorded, and the maximum and minimum values, for each day.

Moving average current displays only the maximum value.

  

minimum value is non-compliant. (display "-"mark)

Total integral

power consumption

10-digit display

Monthly integral

power consumption 

for past 13 months 

Daily integral

power consumption 

for past 8 days 

Hourly integral

power consumption 

for past 25 hours 

On monthly display, the 1st. display alternately displays Year-Month of when the integral power consumption 

  was recorded, and the value of integral power consumption. The 2nd. display alternately displays “how many 

  months ago” and a unit.

On daily display, the 1st. display alternately displays Month/Day of when the integral power consumption was 

  recorded,  and the value of integral power consumption. The 2nd. display alternately displays “how many days

  ago” and a unit.

On hourly display, the 1st. display alternately displays Date-Hour of when the integral power consumption was

  recorded,  and the integral power consumption. The 2nd. display alternately displays “how many hours ago”

  and a unit.

Total integral

power consumption

Example of electric power consumption rate

The 1st. display alternately displays Month/Day 

of when electric power consumption rate was re-

corded, and the electric power consumption rate.

The 2nd. display alternately displays “how many 

days ago” and a unit.

Electric power 

consumption rate

Simple

temperature setting

Temperature

unit

Temperature 

correction

value

Sequentially set the temperature unit and 
temperature correction value.

Automatic rotation

Automatic rotation

Transition time

When the automatic rotation is ON, set the 
transition time.

Time setting

Year

Month/Day

Hour/Minute

Sequentially set the year, month/day and hour/minute.

Pulse conversion 1

setting

Factor setting 1

Decimal point

position setting 1

Pulse conversion

target 1

Display unit 

setting 1

Example of pulse conversion 1 setting

Sequentially set the pulse conversion target, factor, decimal point position

 

and display unit.

Charge

conversion setting

Price unit setting

(Selection)

Rate setting

Price unit setting

(Arbitrariness)

Sequentially set the rate and price unit.

For the price unit, after choosing from options, user can

 

change it to any unit.

Active power 

alarm output

Upper

threshold

Lower

threshold

Hysteresis

OFF-delay

ON-delay

Example of active power alarm output

Sequentially set upper/lower thresholds, hysteresis and OFF-/ON-delay.

The second displays of upper/lower thresholds and hysteresis switch to operating values 
calculated from the threshold after 1.5 sec.

Simple 

measurement

Fixed voltage 

value.

at OFF : 

O

Fixed power

factor value.

When the simple measurement is ON, sequentially

  set the fixed voltage value and fixed power factor
  value.

VT setting

at “

none

 

O

At selection 
excluding “

none

 

O

VT

secondary side

voltage value

VT

primary side

voltage value

When selecting others than “

none

, sequentially set

  VT primary side voltage and VT secondary voltage.

Output terminal 1

function setting

Active power 

alarm output

At selection 
excluding “

alarm

O

At “

alarm

O

Example of output terminal 1 function setting

When selecting “

alarm

, set each alarm to ON/OFF.

Regenerated

power alarm

output

Current 

alarm output

Voltage

alarm output

Power factor

alarm output

Reactive power 

alarm output

The measurement mode can display a past measured
value. (*1 to *4)
While it is in condition to display a past measured value, 
display the date and time and a measured value in turn.
Please refer to a right figure.

Please refer to figure *1 to *4 for the transition that is in an internal state of *1 to *4.

Please refer to figure *5 to *13 for the transition that is in an internal state of *5 to *13.

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