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EMU-2
™
User Manual
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so far in this time period is shown in the upper right of the screen. The number of days
is shown to the nearest one-tenth of a day. The cumulative energy consumption for the
time period is shown as recorded by the smart meter. The estimated cost for the
recorded energy consumption is shown in dollars (or cents, if it is less than one dollar),
and is based on the current price value during the period. The average cost per day for
the current time period is shown in the lower right of the screen.
This is like the odometer in your car; it shows you the total energy used so far.
IMPORTANT: The
EMU-2
™
displays the usage as recorded by
the smart meter, and costs based on your input; these numbers
may differ from what is shown on your actual utility bill.
The current time period is defined in the
Billing Dates
screen in Configuration Mode. At
midnight on the Stop Date, the accumulated totals are saved and transferred to the
Previous Totals
screen, and the new current time period is started.
If the Start and Stop Dates in the
Billing Dates
screen are set t
o “manual”, then the
current time period will run until it is manually reset. This is done by pressing and
holding the Top Button for 5 seconds, which will save all of the accumulated totals in the
Previous Totals
screen, and restart all of the current counters from zero.
Previous Totals
The
Previous Totals
screen shows your
accumulated
totals
for
energy
consumption and estimated cost for the
previous time period. The start and end
dates of the previous time period are
shown at the top of the screen. The
number of days in the previous time
period (to the nearest one-tenth of a day)
is shown in the upper right of the screen.
The average cost per pay for the previous
time period is shown in the lower right of the screen
This screen is overwritten with the values from the
Total to Date
screen each time the
current time period is restarted. If the current time period has not been restarted at
least once, then there will be no data values for this screen and it will not be displayed.
Apr 27 to May 26
$246.85
30.0 days
average:
1987kWh $8.23/day
