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产品类别：模块卡件
品牌：DCS、PLC
电话：15270269218
联系人：叶经理
质保期：1年
加工定制：不可定制
产地/厂家：美国
数字
三线制241
A.
蓄积能量
签名或未签名更多54
活动报警日志
寄存器168-170
积极评价223
住址
设备地址120
惊恐
船上223
报警背光
设置29
报警历史
寄存器170–171
警报级别
不同的皮卡和
辍学91
报警日志
定义存储空间
114
说明97
警报
定义的缩写名称
84, 93
报警条件73、83、92
报警组74
报警号码84、93
报警类型84、85、92、93、94
布尔90
创建数据日志条目101
自定义报警74、90
数字74
干扰90
EN50160评估
位置230
73导言
第91级
多重报警91
优先事项77
缩放报警设置点81、83
设定值75
设置23
标准74
测试寄存器84、93
78型
模拟输入
设置70
模拟输出71
B
条形图
设置29
波特率120
计费日志102
配置日志间隔103
数据计算102
登记表103
块区间需求法
45
布尔报警90
逻辑门94
盒子内容8
C
精明的
事件的持续时间76
每脉冲瓦数69
改变
比例因子81
频道选择107
时钟
视图37
时钟按需同步47
命令接口
更改配置
寄存器213
发出命令207
操作输出212
概述205
205的寄存器
比例因子219
命令同步
需求47
通信
PC的问题
通信120
设置17、18
条件能量
从
命令接口214
注册214
联系技术支持
117
控制继电器64
相关序列号
76
计算机断层扫描
设置20
风俗
报警74、90
D
数据日志99
清除日志100
强制数据日志条目113
组织日志文件101
存储在功率表116中
日期
设置19
视图37
默认密码16
需要
当前48
通用50
预测48
热48
需求电流计算48
电力需求
计算45
需求功率计算
方法47
需求读数44
需求电流48
需求功率计算
方法45
一般需求50
高峰需求49
预计需求48
复位32
按需同步脉冲法
63
SMS 114中的设备设置
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PowerLogic®800系列功率表63230-500-22***1
索引6/2006
诊断报警
EN50160评估223
诊断
密码25
数字报警74
数字输入61
数字输入报警74
操作模式62
接收同步脉冲47
数字输入屏幕61
位移功率因数
描述58
陈列
菜单概述14
操作13
干扰报警90
干扰监测
以及公用事业公司112
概述109
使用SMS 114
下降和拾取设***
75
E
EN50160评估
三线制241
积累
间隔227
积极评价223
报警位置230
允许事件229
块读取233
块大小233
配置星期几
224
定义电压中断
224
深度
在寄存器228中
诊断警报223
使能30
评价状况223
谐波计算230
平均rms值225
仪表循环227
计量数据224
最小rms值227
标称频率224241
标称电压228241
四线制241
通过/不通过评估227、228
门户注册233
工频224
寄存器写入224
设置241
慢电压范围224
统计数字
重置230
电源电压225
下降227
不平衡225
变体225
系统配置
寄存器231
时间间隔230
时间戳230
趋势和预测230
上游229
电压下降227
能量
条件能量寄存器
214
密码25
能量读数53、54
无功累积54
复位32
设备灵敏度
干扰监测
111
评价状况223
事件日志
计算事件持续时间
76
相关序列
76号
数据存储97
F
特征9
固件10
固定块45
浮点寄存器
启用121
G
一般需求计算50
获得技术支持117
H
谐波
计算
EN50160评估230
设置个人
计算218
值58
健康状况36
心跳LED 119
高优先级报警77
高压测试115
我
输入/输出
职位编号211
设置24
增量能量215
间隔49
与命令一起使用
接口216
增量能量间隔
设置27
初始化
功率计31
输入
数字输入61
输入同步需求47
输入/输出
设置24
输入
接受来自
另一米47
数字输入报警74
数字输入操作
模式62
发出命令207
K
KY 68
计算每瓦时
脉冲69
L
标签
对于输入和输出211
语言
改变117
设置20、117
发光二极管
心跳119
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6/2006索引
©2006施耐德电气版权所有251
锁定复位
设置28
用于布尔报警的逻辑门
94
原木95
报警日志97
计费日志102
清除数据日志100
数据日志99
维护日志97
组织数据日志文件101
低优先级报警77
M
维修
日志97
维护图标119
存储的日志值97
中等优先级报警77
兆欧表测试115
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功率表存储器116
菜单14
仪表信息35
计量值
需要
Numerics
3-wire systems 241
A
accumulate energy
signed or unsigned more 54
active alarm log
registers 168–170
active evaluations 223
address
device address 120
alarm
onboard 223
alarm backlight
setup 29
alarm history
registers 170–171
alarm levels
with different pickups and
dropouts 91
alarm log
defining storage space for
114
description 97
alarms
abbreviated names defined
84, 93
alarm conditions 73, 83, 92
alarm groups 74
alarm numbers 84, 93
alarm types 84, 85, 92, 93, 94
Boolean 90
creating data log entries 101
custom alarms 74, 90
digital 74
disturbance 90
EN50160 Evaluation
positions 230
introduction to 73
levels 91
multiple alarms 91
priorities 77
scaling alarm setpoints 81, 83
setpoints 75
setup 23
standard 74
test registers 84, 93
types 78
analog input
set up 70
analog output 71
B
bar graph
setup 29
baud rate 120
billing log 102
configure log interval 103
data calculation 102
register list 103
block interval demand method
45
Boolean alarms 90
logic gates 94
box contents 8
C
calculating
duration of an event 76
watthours per pulse 69
changing
scale factors 81
Channel Selection 107
clock
view 37
clock synchronized demand 47
command interface
changing configuration
registers 213
issuing commands 207
operating outputs 212
overview 205
registers for 205
scale factors 219
command synchronized
demand 47
communications
problems with PC
communication 120
setup 17, 18
conditional energy
controlling from the
command interface 214
register for 214
contacting technical support
117
controlling relays 64
correlation sequence number
76
CT
setup 20
custom
alarms 74, 90
D
data log 99
clearing the logs 100
forcing data log entries 113
organizing log files 101
storage in power meter 116
date
setup 19
view 37
default password 16
demand
current 48
generic 50
predicted 48
thermal 48
demand current calculation 48
demand power
calculation 45
demand power calculation
methods 47
demand readings 44
demand current 48
demand power calculation
methods 45
generic demand 50
peak demand 49
predicted demand 48
reset 32
demand synch pulse method
63
device setup in SMS 114
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PowerLogic® Series 800 Power Meter 63230-500-22***1
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diagnostic alarms
EN50160 Evaluation 223
diagnostics
password 25
digital alarms 74
digital inputs 61
digital input alarms 74
operating modes 62
receiving a synch pulse 47
Digital Inputs screen 61
displacement power factor
described 58
display
menu overview 14
operating 13
disturbance alarms 90
disturbance monitoring
and the utility company 112
overview 109
using SMS 114
dropout and pickup setpoints
75
E
EN50160 Evaluation
3-wire systems 241
accumulation
interval 227
active evaluations 223
alarm positions 230
allowable events 229
block read 233
block size 233
configure day of the week
224
define voltage interruption
224
depth
in registers 228
diagnostic alarms 223
enabling 30
evaluation status 223
harmonic calculations 230
mean rms values 225
meter cycle 227
metered data 224
minimum rms values 227
nominal frequency 224, 241
nominal voltage 228, 241
4-wire systems 241
pass/fail evaluation 227, 228
portal registers 233
power frequency 224
register writes 224
setting up 241
slow voltage range 224
statistics
reset 230
supply voltage 225
dips 227
unbalance 225
variations 225
system configuration
registers 231
time intervals 230
timestamp 230
trending and forecasting 230
upstream 229
voltage dips 227
energy
conditional energy registers
214
password 25
energy readings 53, 54
reactive accumulated 54
reset 32
equipment sensitivity
disturbance monitoring for
111
evaluation status 223
event log
calculating duration of event
76
correlation sequence
number 76
data storage 97
F
features 9
firmware 10
fixed block 45
floating-point registers
enabling 121
G
generic demand calculation 50
getting technical support 117
H
harmonic
calculations
EN50160 Evaluation 230
setting up individual
calculations 218
values 58
health status 36
heartbeat LED 119
high priority alarms 77
Hi-Pot testing 115
I
I/O
position numbers 211
setup 24
incremental energy 215
interval 49
using with the command
interface 216
incremental energy interval
setup 27
initialize
power meter 31
input
digital input 61
input synchronized demand 47
input/output
setup 24
inputs
accepting pulse from
another meter 47
digital input alarms 74
digital inputs operating
modes 62
issuing commands 207
K
KY 68
calculating watt hours per
pulse 69
L
labels
for inputs and outputs 211
language
changing 117
setup 20, 117
LED
heartbeat 119
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6/2006 Index
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lock resets
setup 28
logic gates for Boolean alarms
94
logs 95
alarm log 97
billing log 102
clearing data logs 100
data log 99
maintenance log 97
organizing data log files 101
low priority alarms 77
M
maintenance
logs 97
maintenance icon 119
stored log values 97
medium priority alarms 77
megger testing 115
memory
power meter memory 116
menu 14
meter information 35
metered values
demand readings 44
energy readings 53
real-time readings 39
minimum/maximum
password 25
minimum/maximum values
reset 33
mode
reset 33
monitoring
disturbance 109
N
no priority alarms 77
nominal frequency
EN50160 Evaluation 241
nominal voltage
4-wire systems 241
EN50160 Evaluation 228, 241
non-volatile memory 231
nonvolatile memory 116
O
onboard alarm 223
on-board logs 95
operating time
reset 34
operating time threshold
set up 25
operation 13
problems with the power
meter 119
using the command interface
205
outputs
analog 71
overvoltage alarm type 78
P
password
default 16
diagnostics 25
energy 25
minimum/maximum 25
setup 25
peak demand calculation 49
phase loss
alarm type for current 79
alarm type for voltage 79
phase reversal alarm type 80
phase rotation
setup 26
pickups and dropouts
scale factors 81
setpoints 75
PLC
synchronizing demand with
47
power analysis values 58, 59
power demand configuration
setup 30
power factor 58
min/max conventions 42
storage of 122
power meter
accessories 7
described 3
firmware 10
hardware 4
initialization 31
instrumentation summary 3
models 7
reset 31
setup 16
with display
parts 4, 6
without display
parts 5
power quality problems 109
predicted demand calculation
48
problems
see troubleshooting 118
protocols
register addressing
convention 121
PT
setup 21
Q
quantities
used in alarm levels 91
R
read registers 36
readings
demand 44
real-time readings 39
min/max values 40
recording
data in logs 99
events in the event log 113
register writes
EN50160 Evaluation 224
registers
1s metering
current 124
frequency 127
power 1
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