F-MPM200 Multi-function-Power-Meter-UserManual-V1.1.2

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Multi-function Power Meter V1.1.2

User Manual Product name:F-MPM200 Total:49
F-MPM200 Multi-function Power

Meter User Manual
The user manual is suitable for the following model:：
Module Product type
Xiamen Four-Faith Smart Power Technology Co., Ltd.

Add：11th Floor, A-06 Area, No.370, Chengyi Street, Jimei,
Xiamen,Fujian,China.
Hotline: 400-8838-199
Tel：+86 592-6300320
Fax:+86 592-5912735
Web:en.four-faith.net
F-MPM200 Multi-function Power Meter User Manual
Files Revised Record
Date Version Remark Author
2020-05-12 V1.0.0 Initial version HXF
2020-06-05 V1.1.0 updated version CPY
2020-08-10 V1.1.1 Update communication protocol CPY
2020-08-11 V1.1.2 Update title CPY
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Note: There may be differences in accessories and interfaces of different models.please refer to
the actual product
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Safety and precautions
Danger and warning!

This device can be installed only by professionals.
The manufacturer shall not be held responsible for any accident caused by the failure
to comply with the instructions in this manual.
Risks of electric shocks, burning, or explosion

 This device can be installed and maintained only by qualified people.
 Before operating the device, isolate the voltage input and power supply and
short-circuit the secondary winding of all current transformers.
 Use appropriate voltage tester to make sure the voltage has been cut-off.
 Put all mechanical parts, doors, or covers in their original positions before energizing
the device.
 Always supply the device with the correct working voltage during its operation.
Failure to take these preventive measures could cause
damage to equipment or injuries to people.
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Contents
Chapter 1 Brief Introduction of Product........................................................................................ 8
1.1 General................................................................................................................................8
1.2 Features and Benefits.......................................................................................................9
1.3 Working priciple................................................................................................................10
Chapter 2 Technical index.............................................................................................................11
2.1 Measurement and functions...........................................................................................11
2.2 Working voltage and power consumption................................................................... 12
2.3 Physical characteristics.................................................................................................. 12
2.4 Environment......................................................................................................................12
2.5 Cellular parameters（opthional）.................................................................................12
2.6 Auxiliary module...............................................................................................................13
2.7 Display and Key-press....................................................................................................... 13
2.8 Control and event............................................................................................................ 14
Chapter 3 Measuring Function Description............................................................................... 14
3.1 measuring parameter......................................................................................................14
3.1.1 voltage....................................................................................................................15
3.1.2 current.................................................................................................................... 15
3.1.3 Active power.......................................................................................................... 15
3.1.4 Reactive power..................................................................................................... 15
3.1.5 Apparent power.....................................................................................................16
3.1.6 Power factor.......................................................................................................... 16
3.1.7 Frequency..............................................................................................................16
3.1.8 Demand calculation............................................................................................. 16
3.2 Power Quality Analysis................................................................................................... 17
3.2.1 General Description............................................................................................. 17
3.2.2 THD.........................................................................................................................17
3.2.3 Harmonic Ratio for Voltage.................................................................................18
3.2.4 Harmonic Ratio for Current.................................................................................18
3.2.5 Voltage Crest Factor............................................................................................ 18
3.2.6 Current K Factor................................................................................................... 18
3.2.7 Harmonic Voltage RMS.......................................................................................19
3.2.8 Harmonic Current RMS.......................................................................................19
3.2.9 Harmonic Power RMS.........................................................................................19
3.2.10 Harmonic Energy............................................................................................... 19
3.2.11 Frequency Deviation..........................................................................................19
3.2.12 Voltage Deviation............................................................................................... 19
3.2.13 Voltage Unbalance Rate................................................................................... 20
3.3 Energy and Multi-tariff Energy Statics..........................................................................20
3.3.2 Active Energy........................................................................................................ 21
3.3.3 Reactive Energy................................................................................................... 21
3.3.4 Multi-tariff Energy................................................................................................. 21
3.3.5 History Energy...................................................................................................... 22
3.4 Record Function...............................................................................................................22
3.4.2 SOE Event Log..................................................................................................... 22
3.4.3 Frequency Deviation Record..............................................................................23
3.4.4 Voltage Deviation Record................................................................................... 23
3.4.5 Voltage Unbalance Rate Deviation Record..................................................... 23
3.4.6 Max. Demand Record..........................................................................................23
3.4.7 Real time Max./ Min. Record..............................................................................24
3.5 Setpoint Alarm.................................................................................................................. 24
3.5.2 setpoint analysis................................................................................................... 24
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3.5.2.1 setpoint type.................................................................................................. 24

3.5.2.2 Setpoint Object..........................................................................................24
3.5.2.3 Set over/ under limit................................................................................. 24
3.5.2.4 Set the delay time..................................................................................... 25
3.5.2.5 Alarm Output..............................................................................................25
3.5.2.6 Example......................................................................................................25
Chapter 4 Display&Operation.......................................................................................................25
4.1 Show Overview.................................................................................................................25
4.2 Button Function.................................................................................................................26
4.3 Data Query........................................................................................................................26
4.3.1 Power-on display interface................................................................................. 27
4.3.2 Voltage Display Interface.................................................................................... 27
4.3.3 Current Display Interface.................................................................................... 28
4.3.4 Frequency Display Interface...............................................................................28
4.3.5 Power Display Interface...................................................................................... 29
4.3.6 Electric Energy Display Interface...................................................................... 30
4.3.7 Power Quality Display Interface........................................................................ 31
4.3.8 Demand Display Interface.................................................................................. 33
4.3.9 Analog Input Type Display Interface................................................................. 34
4.3.10 Setting Display Interface...................................................................................34
4.3.10.1 Basic Setting Display Interface of The Instrument............................36
4.3.10.2 Communication Setting Display Interface.......................................... 38
4.3.10.3 Clear Setting Display Interface.............................................................39
4.3.10.4 Relay Setting Display Interface............................................................ 40
4.3.10.5 Analog Output Setting Display Interface............................................. 42
4.3.10.6 Deviation Limit Setting Display Interface............................................43
4.3.10.7 Error Log Display Interface...................................................................43
4.3.10.8 Analog Input Setting Display Interface................................................44
4.4 In-place Programming..................................................................................................... 45
4.4.1 View of Setting Parameters................................................................................ 45
4.4.2 Modification of Setting Parameters................................................................... 45
Chapter 5 Structure, Installation and Interface Definition........................................................46
5.1 Packing list......................................................................................................................... 46
5.2 Installation and wiring definition.................................................................................... 47
Ordering Information...................................................................................................................... 49
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Chapter 1 Brief Introduction of Product

1.1 General
F-MPM200multifunction power meter is a product designed for the needs of power
systems, industrial and mining enterprises, public facilities, and power intelligent
monitoring. It can measure all conventional power parameters, integrates measurement,
metering, and communication functions, and supports serial communication and cellular
network communication.
The active energy measurement accuracy of this product meets the requirements in
GB/T17215.322-2008 (static active energy meter 0.5S); the reactive energy measurement
accuracy meets GB/T17215.323-2008 (static reactive energy meter level 2) Regulations
in; communication conforms to Modbus protocol.。
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1.2 Features and Benefits

 Design for Industrial Application
 High-powered industrial 32bits CPU
 Power range: (85~264VAC/VDC,45~65Hz)
 Internal power supply and communication power supply adopt isolated power supply
 Built-in real-time clock (RTC)
 Stability and Reliability

 Support hardware and software WDT
 RS485 port: 15KV ESD protection
 Power port: reverse-voltage and over voltage protection
 Built-in micro UPS, save important data when power off suddenly.
 Detection accuracy in compliance with national standards
 Standard and Convenience
 Some ports adopt industrial plug-able terminal interface, which is especially suitable for
industrial applications
 Provide a standard RS485 interface, which can be directly connected to serial devices
 Intelligent data terminal, can auto enter data transmission state after power on
 Convenient system configuration and maintenance interface
 The function is easy to expand, the expansion method is simple and diverse
 Powerful
 Complete electrical parameter measurement function
 Multi-type electric energy data measurement function
 With power quality analysis function
 It has a clock circuit with temperature supplement
 With the most value statistics function, demand statistics function
 With customized over-limit function
 Multiple data storage functions, comprehensive event recording functions
 Digital input (DI), digital output (DO)
 Analog input (AI), analog output (AO)
 Active and reactive power 2 pulse output
 With ModBus communication, cellular network communication
 Certification
 Insulation performance, vibration performance, anti-interference performance are all in line
with Q-GDW615-2011
 Electrostatic discharge immunity test: can withstand the test of level 4 specified in GB/T
17626.2-2006
 Radio frequency electromagnetic field radiation immunity test: can withstand the test of
level 4 specified in GB/T 17626.3-2006
 Electrical fast transient pulse group immunity test: can withstand the test of level 4 specified
in GB/T 17626.4-2008
 Surge (impact) immunity test: can withstand the test of level 4 specified in GB/T
17626.5-2008
 Damped oscillating wave immunity test: can withstand the test level specified in Table 2 of
GB/T 17626.12 as level 4 damping
 Function
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 Power distribution monitoring: real-time monitoring and statistics of energy consumption

 Energy consumption monitoring: collect user energy data
 Power quality management: monitoring smart capacitors, three-phase imbalance
monitoring and power quality data monitoring
 Load management: remote control, voltage monitoring, etc.
1.3 Working Principle

F-MPM200 multi-function power meter is mainly composed of current sampling unit,
voltage sampling unit, micro-controller, internal storage unit, clock unit, power supply and
battery unit, DI/DO input and output interface, Optional AI/AO (4 ~20mA) analog input and
output interfaces and communication interfaces. The principle diagram is shown in
Figure 1-2
Figure 1-2
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Chapter 2 Technical index

2.1 Measurement and functions
Function item Standard Auxiliary module

Three phase voltage & average phase voltage ●
Three line voltage & average line voltage ●
Three phase current & average phase current ●
Three phase active Power& total active Power ●
Three phase reactive Power& total reactive Power ●
Three phase apparent Power& total apparent Power ●
Three phase power factor & total power factor ●
Three phase input/output Active Energy & ●
total input/output Active Energy
Three phase input/output reactive Energy & ●
total input/output reactive Energy
Frequency ●
Demand ●
Multi-Tariff Energy ●
Power Quality
Total voltage/current Harmonics Distortion ●
Total voltage/current odd Harmonics Distortion ●
Total voltage/current even Harmonics Distortion ●
voltage/current Harmonic Ratio（2 ~31 ）
nd st
●
Voltage crest factor & current K factor ●
Voltage Unbalance Rate ●
Recording
100 pcs SOE log ●
Voltage/frequency deviation record ●
Voltage unbalance rate record ●
Voltage unbalance rate record ●
Maximum demand record ●
Real-time maximum value record ●
Historical multi-rate electric energy record ●
Input &Output
DI 3 3*
DO 2 2*
AI 2*
AO 2*
Electricity pulse 2*
Communication
First way ModBus ●
Second way ModBus 1*
ETH 1*
Cellular network ●
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 The wireless communication function is provided on the body, which can directly
communicate with the communication management machine, and can directly connect to
the serial port RS485 device.
 One standard RS485 MODBUS communication on the main body, the expansion module
provides an additional one MODBUS communication.
 The body provides 3 DIs and 2 DOs, and the expansion module can provide up to 3 DIs or 2
DOs.
 The main body does not provide AI and AO functions, and the expansion module provides
2-channel AI and 2-channel AO functions.
 The pulse output function is not provided on the main body. The expansion module
provides 1 active pulse output and 1 reactive pulse output.
The main body does not provide Ethernet communication function. The expansion module
provides 1 Ethernet interface for remote access and configuration.
2.2 Working voltage and power consumption
Item Content
Standard power 220VAC 50Hz
Supply range 85~265VAC/VDC
Frequency 45~65Hz
2.3 Physical characteristics

Item Content
shell ABS flame-retardant material, the shell and the system are safely isolated
size 96*96*65.5mm (not including antenna, installation parts, and expansion modules)
weight 0.55kg (Including installation parts and packaging)
2.4 Environment
Item Content
Work temperature -10～+55ºC
Storage
-40～+70ºC
temperature
Relative humidity 5%~95% (No condensation)
2.5 Cellular parameters（opthional）

Item Content
Frequency Support LTE FDD 2600/2100/1800/900/800MHz, optional
700/1700/2100MHz
Support DC-HSPA+/HSPA+/HSDPA/HSUPA/UMTS 850/900/2100MHz
tri-band, optional 800/850/1900/2100MHz quad-band
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Support EDGE/GPRS/GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz quad frequency

Support GPRS CLASS 10
Support EDGE CLASS 12
Theoretical LTE FDD: Downlink rate 100Mbps, uplink rate 50Mbps
bandwidth DC-HSPA+: Downlink rate is 42Mpbs, uplink rate is 5.76 Mbps
HSPA+: Downlink rate 21Mpbs, uplink rate 5.76 Mbps
HSDPA: Downlink rate 7.2Mbps, HSUPA: Uplink rate 5.76Mbps
UMTS: 384Kbps
Transmit power <23dBm
Receiving
>-97dBm
sensitivity
2.6 Auxiliary module

Max Auxiliary
Module name Function Show Communication
module
Status and
SW 3 ways Digital input status 1
control
Status and
R 2 Ways relay output status 1
control
AO 2 Ways analog output no no 1
AI 2 Ways analog input value value 1
1 way ModBus
C no no 1
communicate
EP 2 ways pulse output no no 1
LAN 1 way 10/100M ETH no no 1
2.7 Display and Key-press
1: Page
2: Item
3: Load rate
4: Alarm
5: DI/DO status
6: Communication
7: Unit
8: Data display area
9: Key prompt
Description:
Load rate can visually display the current load condition of meter. The display content
is the percentage of the average current to the rated current, accurate to 10%, the left
range ranges from 1% to 120%, and each cell represents 10%. For example, when the
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rated current is 5A and the average current is 4.8000A, the load ratio is 90%, and the
1%~90% part of the range will be displayed.
DI/DO status prompt displays the current DI/DO status. Each switch symbol
represents a DI or DO signal. When there is a DI signal or the relay is closed, the
corresponding pair of switches are closed; otherwise, it is open.
Communication prompt display the communication status. When there is a
communication function, the "phone" symbol is displayed; when there is communication,
the corresponding prompt is displayed according to the number of communications,
otherwise it goes out. For example, if the first communication is in progress, the word "1"
next to "Phone" will be displayed
Alarm prompt, when 7 types of errors such as real-time measurement data read/write
error, non-volatile data read/write error, sampling error, communication error, and
electrical parameter calculation error occur during the operation of the instrument, the
alarm prompt will be Lights up, and the error will be recorded and saved according to its
own error type. Each type of record will save the last 10 error records. If the user finds that
an alarm prompt appears, please call the company's technical consulting service for error
judgment and error elimination.
2.8 Control and event

F-MPM200 can provide more complex functions through appropriate hardware and
software: internal clock, set value over-limit control alarm output, event recording and
multi-rate statistics.
Through the programmable control system, users can define the working mode of the
relay by themselves.
Through the open communication protocol, users can set the relay working mode by
themselves;
they can also configure on-site through the supporting software provided by our
company.
F-MPM200 provides a precise clock module internally, which can record various
events collected by the instrument, such as switching value changes, relay actions or
internal fixed value actions. Various recorded events have time stamps, which can
facilitate the user to analyze afterwards.
For more detailed function description, please refer to the following chapters.
Chapter 3 Measuring Function

Description
3.1 measuring parameter
Parameter Measuring Range
Voltage 0~65KV
Current 0~9999A
Active Power Per phase 0~649.9MW
Reactive Power Per phase 0~649.9MVar
Apparent Power Per phase 0~649.9MVA
Frequency 45~65Hz
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3.1.1 voltage
While measuring voltage lower than 398Vph-N / 690Vph-ph, F-MPM200 do not need
to connect external PTs, it can be input directly. While measuring other higher voltage,
F-MPM200 need external PTs. If F-MPM200 is connected via PTs, the PTs direct affect
the measurement accuracy of the meter. So, users should consider the linearity and
accuracy rate of PTs.
Normally, Overload capacity of voltage measurement is 120% of rated voltage.

Users should pay attention on the voltage input when using the device, and avoid getting
wrong data caused by over-scope measurement. Max. rated measuring range is 65KV.
Connection mode of voltage input can be set via panel or communication.
Four-Faith low voltage meter and high voltage meter support both 3-phase 3-wire
and 3-phase 4-wire
Tips: It is recommended to clear the energy after change the connection mode
The setting range of PT primary side is 0.1 kV~65 kV, which is not less than the rated
voltage.
3.1.2 current
Only when adopt CTs can F-MPM200 measures current. CT secondary rated output
must comply with rated current input of F-MPM200 (5A or 1A). When connecting external
CTs, users must make sure the current is not open circuit. Otherwise, primary excitation
will generate high voltage at secondary circuit, causing personal injury or death and
equipment damage.
Normally, overload capacity of current measurement is 120%of rated current. Users
should pay attention to the current input when using the device, and avoid getting wrong
data caused by over-scope measurement.
Rated measuring range of current is 0to 9999A.
CT primary setting range is from 1A to 9999A, and it should not smaller than the
rated current value
3.1.3 Active power

F-MPM200 calculates three phase active power and total active power: Pa, Pb, Pc,
and Total Active power
Measuring range: per phase 0~ 649.9MW, total: 0~ 1949.8MW.
3.1.4 Reactive power

F-MPM200 calculates three phase reactive power and total reactive power: Qa, Qb,
Qc, and Qtot
Measuring range: per phase 0~ 649.9MVar, total: 0~ 1949.8MVar
Attention
1. Both active power and reactive power value have signs.
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2. When wiring, users should pay attention to the phase sequence of voltage and current. Otherwise, it may cause
wrong measuring data. Besides, it is necessary to connect the CTs terminals correctly; otherwise there will be
negative power value.
3.1.5 Apparent power

F-MPM200 calculates three phase apparent power and total apparent power: Sa, Sb,
Sc and Stot.
Measuring range: per phase 0~649.9MVA, total: 0~ 1949.8MVA
3.1.6 Power factor

F-MPM200 measures per phase power factor and total power factor: PFa, PFb, PFc
and PFtot. Measuring range: -1.000 to +1.000.
Like active / reactive power value, the wiring and CTs terminals connecting will affect
actual calculated value of power factor.
3.1.7 Frequency
In different connection modes, F-MPM200 samples the system frequency from
different channels. In 3-phase 3-wire connection mode, F-MPM200 samples the
frequency from line AB voltage channel. In other connection modes, it samples frequency
from phase A voltage channel. In case phase A voltage is failure, it samples frequency
from phase C voltage channel. In case both phase A and C voltage are failure, it samples
from phase B voltage channel.
3.1.8 Demand calculation

F-MPM200 provides demand analysis for three phase current, total active power,
total reactive power and total apparent power.
F-MPM200 supports two demand modes: Fixed Block and Rolling Block.
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Users can set demand interval as 5min, 10min, 15min, 30min or 60min.
In Fixed Block mode, users do not need to set the subinterval.
In Rolling Block mode, users should set subinterval the subinterval: 1min, 2 min, or 3
min. Show as below sheet:
Programmable Subintervals
Optional Intervals (mins)
(mins)
5 1
10 1 or 2
15 1 or 3
30 1, 2, or 3
60 1, 2, or 3
The demand calculation values can be check and clear by LCD or communication. it
holds the max.demand value on the non-volatile memory of MPM-200.
3.2 Power Quality Analysis

Item Measuring Accuracy
Parameter
Range
THD for voltage 0~100% Class B
TOHD for voltage 0~100% Class B
TEHD for voltage 0~100% Class B
THD
THD for current 0~100% Class B
TOHD for current 0~100% Class B
TDHD for current 0~100% Class B
Harmonic HR for voltage 2~31st Class B
Ratio HR for current 2~31st Class B
Harmonic voltage RMS 0~31st Class B
Harmonic Harmonic current RMS 0~31st Class B
RMS Harmonic power RMS 0~31st Class B
Harmonic energy 1~13th Class B
Voltage crest factor / Class B
Current K factor / Class B
Other Frequency deviation 0~100% Class B
Voltage deviation 0~100% Class B
Voltage Current unbalance 0~100% Class B
3.2.1 General Description

Harmonics are any “ non-linear ” current or voltage in an electrical distribution
system. With these harmonics flowing into the power system, it will affect the reliability of
the transformers and protection relays, and it will accelerate the ageing of metalized
polyester film, increase the power loss of transmission, and disturb communication or
measurement accuracy of instruments.
MPM110 provides up to 31stharmonics analysis which is strong helpful for power
quality analysis.
3.2.2 THD
F-MPM200measures voltage and current harmonic up to 31st, and calculates THD,
TOHD (Odd) and TEHD (Even).
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Users can read THD data (%) from the LCD or communication. For example, the
data is 20.00, the actual THD value is 20.00%
3.2.3 Harmonic Ratio for Voltage

F-MPM200 measures up to 31st voltage harmonic. It basically meets the demand of
harmonic research in the field of electrical technology ， which is 2 ≤ n(Number of
harmonics）≤40
Users can read 2~31st voltage harmonic (%) from the LCD or communication. For
example, the data is 10.00, the actual harmonic value is 10.00%.
User can view the per harmonic ratio for voltage from panels and communication.
Attention
Each harmonic component can be queried
through the display panel, or remotely through
the communication port.
3.2.4 Harmonic Ratio for Current

F-MPM200 measures up to 31st current harmonic. Users can read 2~31st current
harmonic (%) from the LCD or communication. For example, the data is 10.00, the actual
harmonic value is 10.00%.
3.2.5 Voltage Crest Factor

F-MPM200 measures 3 phase voltage crest factor, data resolution: 0.001. If no
voltage input, the CF value is 0. Users can read CF value from the LCD or
communication.
Crest Factor Formula:
In the formula, Uh is the hharmonic RMS, U1is fundamental harmonic RMS. Nis the
highest order harmonic.
3.2.6 Current K Factor

F-MPM200 measures 3 phase current K factor, data resolution: 0.001. If no current
input, the K Factor value is 0. Users can read K Factor value from the LCD or
communication.
K Factor Formula:
In the formula, Ih is the hharmonic current ratio, h is theharmonic order number, N is

the highest order harmonic.
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3.2.7 Harmonic Voltage RMS

F-MPM200 measures 0~31stharmonic voltage RMS, data resolution: 0.01V. Users
can read every order of harmonic voltage RMS from the LCD or communication.
3.2.8 Harmonic Current RMS

F-MPM200 measures 0~31stharmonic current RMS, data resolution: 0.0001A.
Users can read every order of harmonic current RMS from the LCD or communication.
3.2.9 Harmonic Power RMS

F-MPM200 measures 0~31stharmonic power (total active power) RMS, data
resolution: 0.1W. Users can read every order of harmonic power RMS from the LCD or
communication.
3.2.10 Harmonic Energy

F-MPM200 measures 0~13thharmonic energy (total kWh), data resolution: 0.1 kWh.
Users can read every order of harmonic energy from the LCD or communication.
3.2.11 Frequency Deviation

F-MPM200 calculates the Frequency Deviation, data resolution: 0.01Hz
Frequency deviation means the difference between the actual frequency and the
nominal frequency
Formula: Frequency Deviation = Actual Frequency – Nominal Frequency
Users can set the Nominal Frequency in F-MPM200via communication. There are
50Hz or 60Hz for option.
Besides, F-MPM200 records the over-limit event for frequency deviation. Users can
set a limit value for the frequency deviation.
When the real-time frequency deviation is out of limit, F-MPM200 will record the
event with time stamp, its duration time and the Peak value. F-MPM200 can store 30
events log for frequency deviation.
3.2.12 Voltage Deviation

F-MPM200 calculates 3-phase voltage deviation which is the percentage of
deviation compared with its nominal value.
Formula:
Voltage Deviation(%) = (Actual voltage – Nominal voltage)/ Nominal voltage×100%
In above formula, the Nominal voltage is rated voltage. The voltage deviation has a
negative or positive sign.
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Besides, F-MPM200 records the over-limit event for voltage deviation. Users can set
a limit value for the voltage deviation.
When the real-time voltage deviation is out of limit, F-MPM200 will record the event
with time stamp, its duration time and the Peak value. F-MPM200 can store 30 events log
for voltage deviation.
3.2.13 Voltage Unbalance Rate

F-MPM200 calculates 3 phase voltage unbalancerate. Data resolution: 1%.
Formula:
U1 is 3-phase voltage positive-sequence component RMS

U2 is 3-phase voltage negative-sequence component RMS
Besides, F-MPM200 records the over-limit event for voltage unbalance. Users can
set a limit value for the voltage unbalance.
When the real-time voltage unbalance is out of limit, F-MPM200 will record the event
with time stamp, its duration time and the Peak value. F-MPM200 can store 30 events log
for voltage unbalance. Meanwhile, F-MPM200 also records the Peak unbalance in
present day/ month/ history.
3.3 Energy and Multi-tariff Energy Statics

According to the direction of power, F-MPM200 calculates 4 quadrant kWh/ kvarh,
apparent energy, multi-tariff energy and history energy data,
F-MPM200accumulates the energy value since it was powered on at the first time.
(In that case users clear the energy to 0, the meter will re-accumulate the energy from 0)
Until the value reach 99,999,999.9 kWh/ kvarh, it will auto-turnover.
Under different connection mode, F-MPM200 accumulates the energy in different
way, as below sheet:
Connection mode Energy calculation
Per phase 4 quadrant energy
Total energy
3-phase 4-wire
Multi-tariff energy
History energy
Total energy
3-phase 3-wire Multi-tariff energy
History energy
Note: User can clear the energy to 0 on panel by keys, or clear from communication.
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3.3.2 Active Energy

F-MPM200 calculates the active energy according to the accumulated active power.
And it distinguishes the direction of active/ reactive power to separately calculate per
phase/ total active energy in 4 quadrants.
3.3.3 Reactive Energy

F-MPM200 calculates the reactive energy according to the accumulated reactive
power. And it distinguishes the direction of active/ reactive power to separately calculate
per phase/ total reactive energy in 4 quadrants.
3.3.4 Multi-tariff Energy

F-MPM200 statistics the import/ export kWh and import/ export kWh in different tariff.
F-MPM200 supports 2 tariff lists. Users can set the 2 lists separately. Each tariff list
can be set max. 8 periods in one day and 4 different tariff (F1, F2, F3, F4 means 4 kinds
of tariff, and F1 for Sharp, F2 for Peak, F3 for Flat, F4 for Valley).
Below example for setting the tariff lists:
Num. of
Tariff List Period order Starting time (to end time) Tariff
period
1st period 00:00 (to 03:00) F1
2nd period 03:00 (to 06:00) F2
3rd period 06:00 (to 09:00) F4
4th period 09:00 (to 12:00) F3
Tariff List 1 8
5th period 12:00 (to 15:00) F1
6th period 15:00 (to 18:00) F4
7th period 18:00 (to 21:00) F2
8th period 21:00 (to 00:00) F3
1st period 06:00 (to 10:00) F1
2nd period 10:00 (to 12:00) F2
Tariff List 2 5 3rd period 12:00 (to 14:00) F1
4th period 14:00 (to 20:00) F3
5th period 20:00 (to 06:00 of next day) F4
There are 2 modes to calculate the multi-tariff energy: Date Mode and Holiday
Mode.
Under Date Mode, it divides one year (365 days) into 2 periods
Under Holiday Mode, it divides the days by working day and holiday. Working day is
from Monday. to Friday. Holiday is from Saturday to Sunday.
Below example for setting the mode:
Time Zone 1 Time Zone 2
Mode
( use the Tariff List 1) ( use the Tariff List 2)
Date Mode From Jan.1 to May. 30 From Jun.1 to Dec.31
Holiday Mode From Mon. to Fri. From Sat. to Sun.
Attention
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1. Users can divide one day (24 hours) up to 8 periods, and set 4 tariff maximum.
2. Each period must >15 minutes, and the duration must be a multiple of 15.
3. The starting time of each period must be in ascending order
4. The multi-tariff only can be set from communication. It can’t be set on panel.
5. If 2 different periods use the same tariff, the meter will combine the energy of 2 periods
together.
6. The system default that: Time Zone 1 uses the Tariff List 1, and Time Zone 2 use the
Tariff List 2. User can’t change it.
3.3.5 History Energy

F-MPM200 statistics daily energy of last 31 days, and statistics monthly energy of
last 12 months. User can read the history energy as below:
Daily energy of last 31 days Import kWh/ kvarh, Export kWh/ kvarh
(Each tariff) Import kWh/ kvarh,

Monthly energy of last 12 months
(Each tariff) Export kWh/ kvarh
3.4 Record Function

In order to facilitate users to do various fault analysis, F-MPM200 provides up to 100
records of SOE event and 30 records of over-limit event for frequency deviation/ voltage
deviation/ voltage unbalance. Users can easily and quickly position seeking the fault from
the SOE event counter.
Additional, F-MPM200 also provides records of Max. demand and Max./ Min. data
for users doing analysis of electricity consumption.
3.4.2 SOE Event Log

F-MPM200 can record the event of switch and relay position (i.e. ON/ OFF status.)
The event is recorded with time stamp which is stored in F-MPM200 by UNIX time format.
Time resolution is 1ms. The UNIX time is a system for describing instances in time,
defined as the number of seconds that have elapsed since the midnight 00:00:00 on
January 1, 1970.
From Four-Faith software, users can see the event as below format:
No. Event
1 2011-07-28 09:31:34 792ms Relay 1 ON
More detail，please refer to F-MPM200_MODBUS protocol
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3.4.3 Frequency Deviation Record

User can set the frequency deviation over-limit value in F-MPM200 (default limit:
0.2Hz, setting range: 0~10Hz).When the ︱ frequency deviation ︱ > limit, F-MPM200
records the deviation starting time, ending time, and the Max. deviation (value with sign).
Users can find the record from panel and communication.
Once the event happen, users can find the record in Four-Faith software as below
format:
No. Event
2011-07-28 09:31:34 to 2011-07-28 09:32: 15, frequency
1
deviation, Max. value is 0.50Hz
3.4.4 Voltage Deviation Record

User can set the voltage deviation over-limit value in F-MPM200 (default limit: 10%,
setting range: 0~99.99%).When the ︱voltage deviation︱> limit, F-MPM200 records the
deviation starting time, ending time, and the Max. deviation (value with sign). Users can
find the record from panel and communication.
format:
No. Event
2011-07-28 15:02:25to 2011-07-28 15:30:46, voltage
1
deviation, Max. value is -14%
3.4.5 Voltage Unbalance Rate Deviation Record

User can set the voltage unbalance over-limit value in F-MPM200 (default limit: 20%,
setting range: 0~100%).When unbalance > limit, F-MPM200 records the unbalance
starting time, ending time, and the Max. unbalance value. Users can find the record from
panel and communication.
format:
No. Event
2011-07-28 06:05:25to 2011-07-28 06:28:35, voltage
1
unbalance Max. unbalance value is 24%
3.4.6 Max. Demand Record

F-MPM200 records the max. demand for 3-phase current, total active power, total
reactive power, total apparent power.
When the instant demand exceeds the history maximum demand, F-MPM200 will
record the new maximum data with time stamp.
User can clear the Max. demand record from panels and communication.
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3.4.7 Real time Max./ Min. Record

F-MPM200 records the max./ min. for 3-phase voltage (ph-N and ph-ph)/ 3-phase
current/ active power/ reactive power/ apparent power.
When the instant value exceeds the history maximum or lower than history minimum,
F-MPM200 will record the new max./ min. data with time stamp.
User can clear the Max./ Min. record from panels and communication.
3.5 Setpoint Alarm

F-MPM200 provides configurable setpoint alarm for all parameters. It supports
monitor 2 parameters at the same time.
3.5.2 setpoint analysis

3.5.2.1 setpoint type
There are 2 setpoint types: Over-limit and Under-limit. Users can set the limit as per
requirement.
3.5.2.2 Setpoint Object
F-MPM200 can monitor 27 kinds of parameters, as below:

Object Parameter
Va, Vb, Vc, neutral voltage, average phase voltage,
Voltage
Vab, Vbc, Vca, average line voltage
Current Ia, Ib, Ic, neutral current, average current
Power factor PFa, PFb, PFc, PFtot
Frequency Frequency
Voltage unbalance,
Phase A voltage THD
Phase B voltage THD
Power quality Phase C voltage THD
Phase A current THD
Phase B current THD
Phase C current THD
Null No object
3.5.2.3 Set over/ under limit
After set the monitoring object, users need to set the alarm condition.
For example,monitoring A phase voltage,set the over limmit is 120,the setpoint
channel will be activated once A phase voltage over 120%Ue;
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Another example,monitoring the Power Factor of B phase,set the under limit is 80，
the setpoint channel will be activated once the B phase Power Factor lower than 80%
of rated (rating power factor=1)
Note: When setting the over/ under limit,
if the limit value is out of measuring range,
the setting will be invalid.
Take the frequency for example:
Measuring range for frequency: 45-65Hz,
Setpoint limit range: 0-120% (0-60hz), if set
the under limit is 20 (20%),the setpoint
channel will be not activated because the
minimum frequency is 45Hz，which is higher
than the setpoint.
3.5.2.4 Set the delay time
After set the over/ under limit, users need to set the delay time. Setting range: 0~99s.
Only it satisfy two conditions that, the monitored object over/ under limit and lasting to
delay time, will the setpoint channel be activated. If set the delay time to 0, it means
setpoint channel will be activated once the object over/ under limit.
3.5.2.5 Alarm Output
When the setpoint channel of one relay output is activated, the relay will output
signal. One SOE event is record.
3.5.2.6 Example
Users want to monitor phase A voltage and set the over-limit to 120%Ue, linking with
relay 1, set the delay time to 30s. If the actual phase A voltage exceed to the limit and
lasting to 30s, then the relay 1 will output the signal. If the phase A voltage return to limit
value within 30s, the relay 1 will not respond.
Note
1. If set the delay time to 0, it means setpoint channel will be
activated once the object over/ under limit.
2. If no setting the monitor object, it means no relay alarm function.
Chapter 4 Display&Operation
4.1 Show Overview
F-MPM200 has a large-screen, backlit LCD liquid crystal display, through 4 buttons,
in conjunction with the menu prompt, to achieve multi-function menu switching function. If
there is no key operation within 60s, the backlight will automatically turn off, and the
backlight will not turn on again until there is a key operation.
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4.2 Button Function

Introduction
- - - ->：Menu scroll to find；
：Return to the upper menu；
SET：setting menu；
Ordinary prompt：Enter the menu page corresponding to the prompt.
4.3 Data Query

The following figure shows the menu structure of F-MPM200：
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4.3.1 Power-on display interface

Data Display:
The average voltage is displayed from top to
bottom (4Y type connection
Under the line is the average phase voltage,
under the 3d type wiring is the average
Line voltage), average current, total active power,
total
Active electrical energy. (As shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
VOL: Voltage menu
I: Current menu
FRE: Frequency menu
POWER: Power menu 图
ENRGY: Energy category menu 1
EQ: power quality menu
DMD: Demand menu
A-I: Analog input menu
SET: instrument setting menu
4.3.2 Voltage Display Interface
Data Display:
From top to bottom, the phase A voltage, phase
B voltage,
Phase C voltage and average phase voltage. (As
shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
L-N: Three-phase phase voltage & average
phase voltage menu
L-L: Three-phase line voltage & average line
voltage menu
UNBAL: positive sequence (U-2), negative
sequence (U-1), zero
Sequence voltage (U-0) & voltage unbalance
rate
Figure1
Note: When the configuration is N, positive
sequence (U-2), negative sequence (U-1),
Zero sequence voltage (U-0) is not calculated
and displayed as 0.
MAX: Three-phase phase voltage/line voltage
maximum record menu
(Figure 2 shows the maximum voltage of phase
A)
MIN: Three-phase phase voltage/line voltage
minimum record menu
REC: Voltage deviation record menu (specific
instructions are as follows)
Figure2
Data Display:
The number in the menu title indicates the
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current record. From top to bottom, it displays the

voltage deviation value of the record, the record
start/end year, the record start/end month and day,
and the record start/end time (press the "START"
button to display the start time, press the "END"
Key tips:
UP: Next record
DOWN: Last record
START/END: Record start/end time switch
Special note: the number on the right side of the

clock
08-00-00.01 respectively represent hour, minute,
second, and the number after the decimal point is Figure 3
the current record
4.3.3 Current Display Interface
Data Display:
From top to bottom, the A-phase current, B-phase
current,
Phase C current and average current. (As shown in
Figure 1)
Key tips:
I-0: Zero sequence current (I-0)
MAX: Three-phase current maximum record menu
MIN: Three-phase current minimum record menu
Figure 1
4.3.4 Frequency Display Interface

Data Display:
Real-time frequency value. (As shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
REC: Frequency deviation recording menu (menu
display and 8.3.2
The medium voltage deviation record menu is
similar) (as shown in Figure 2)
Figure 1
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4.3.5 Power Display Interface

Data Display:
Power display menu. (As shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
P: Three-phase active power & total active power
menu (As shown in Figure 2)
Q: Three-phase reactive power & total reactive
power menu (As shown in Figure 3)
S: Three-phase apparent power & total apparent
power menu
PF: Three-phase power factor & total power
factor menu
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
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4.3.6 Electric Energy Display Interface

Data Display:
Total active energy. (As shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
kWh: Active energy menu (including total active
power, A-phase input active power, A-phase output
active power, B-phase input active power, B-phase
output active power, C-phase input active power,
and C-phase output active power) (as shown in
Figure 2 for phase A Input active energy)
kvarh: reactive energy menu (including total

reactive power,
A-phase input reactive power, A-phase output
reactive power, B-phase input reactive power,
B-phase output reactive power, C-phase input Figure 1
reactive power, C-phase output reactive power) (As
shown in Figure 3, phase A input reactive energy)
TOU: Multi-rate electric energy menu (including

1# rate input active power, 1# rate output active
power,
power,
power,
power,
1# rate input reactive power, 1# rate output reactive
power,
power, Figure 2
power,
power)
(As shown in Figure 4, 1# rate input active energy)
Figure 3
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Figure 4
4.3.7 Power Quality Display Interface

Data Display:
none. (As shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
THD: Harmonic distortion rate menu (including
voltage and current total harmonic distortion rate
(THD), voltage and current total even harmonic
distortion rate (TEHD), voltage and current total
odd harmonic distortion rate (TOHD)) (see figure 2
shows the voltage total harmonic distortion rate)
HR: Harmonic content rate menu (including

three-phase voltage 2~31st harmonic content rate,
three-phase current 2~31st harmonic content rate)
(Figure 3 shows the voltage 2nd harmonic content
rate) Figure 1
RMS: Harmonic effective value menu (including
0~31st three-phase harmonic voltage effective
value, 0~31st three-phase harmonic current
effective value, 0~31st harmonic total active power
effective value) (as shown in Figure 4) Effective
value of three-phase voltage DC component)
CF: Voltage crest factor (as shown in Figure 5)

K-FAC: Current K factor (as shown in Figure 6)
ENRGY: 1~13th harmonic total active energy (as
shown in Figure 7 is the fundamental total active
energy)
Figure 2
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Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
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Figure 6
Figure 7
4.3.8 Demand Display Interface

Data Display:
none. (As shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
IA: Record of maximum demand for phase A
current (including maximum demand value and
time) (as shown in Figure 2)
IB: B-phase current maximum demand record
(including maximum demand value and time)
IC: C-phase current maximum demand record
P: Total active power maximum demand record
Q: Record of maximum demand of total reactive

power (including maximum demand value and Figure 1
time)
S: Total apparent power maximum demand record
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Figure 2
4.3.9 Analog Input Type Display Interface
Data Display:
From top to bottom, it is the first analog input and
the second analog input. (As shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
no
Note: This page is only available when the analog

input expansion module is connected
Figure 1
4.3.10 Setting Display Interface
Data Display:
no. (As shown in Figure 1)
Key tips:
METER: Basic settings
COM: communication settings
CLEAR: Clear operation
RELAY: Relay setting
AO: Analog output setting
LIMIT: deviation limit setting
ERROR: Error record
AI: Analog input setting
Key operation instructions:

Enter the parameter setting interface, if the Figure 1
parameter can be set currently, the key prompt will
display the words "CODE" (password is not
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verified) or "EDIT" (password verification), as

shown in Figure 2 on the left; there is no "CODE"
word , As shown in Figure 3. Password verification,
only input the correct password to set the
parameters, press the button corresponding to the
word "CODE", the display shows "0000", the button
prompt changes to "UP" (the cursor position
number plus 1), LEFT (the cursor left Move 1 digit),
ENTER (confirm), (abandon input), enter the
correct password, the factory default password is
0001, and the super password is 2011. After
entering the correct password, press the prompt to
display "EDIT", press the key corresponding to this
character Set the parameters; otherwise, return to
the interface before entering the password. (As Figure 2
shown in Figure 4)
Parameter setting, after the password verification is

passed, press the key corresponding to the "EDIT"
character, and the current setting item will start to
flash, according to the key prompt "UP" (the cursor
position number plus 1), LEFT (the cursor moves to
the left by 1), ENTER ( Confirm), (abandon input) to
set the parameters, as shown in Figure 5. If the
input parameters
If it is illegal, the original parameter will be restored

after pressing "ENTER"; if the input parameter is
legal, the changed parameter will be displayed. Figure 3
Note:
"Analog output setting" is only available when an
analog output module is connected
"Analog input setting" is only available when an
analog input module is connected
Figure 4
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Figure 5
4.3.10.1 Basic Setting Display Interface of The Instrument
Key tips:
INFO: Instrument information
EX-M: Expansion module information
PT: PT primary side value setting
CT: CT primary side value setting
MODE: Wiring mode
DATE: system date

TIME: system time
DMD: Demand setting

PULSE: Pulse output setting*
DEFAU: Restore factory settings
CODE: Password setting

CALIB: automatic calibration
CHECK: Self-check 图1
DEMO: Debug mode
UL1: Phase sequence adjustment channel 1 V-I
pairing setting
UL2: Phase sequence adjustment channel 2 V-I
pairing setting
UL3: Phase sequence adjustment channel 3 V -I
pairing setting
Parameter setting description:
Enter the INFO (instrument information) page,
which displays the software version (V-S),
hardware version (V-H), and serial number (SN).
This page can only be viewed but cannot be
modified.
Enter the EX-M (expansion module information)
page, and display the expansion module types from
top to bottom: nuLL (no expansion), rS485
(communication expansion module), PULSE (pulse
output expansion module), DI (switch input
expansion module) , DO (relay output expansion
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module), AI (analog input expansion module), AO

(analog output expansion module). This page can
only be viewed and cannot be modified.
Enter the PT (PT primary side setting) page, the
first line displays the PT primary side value in kV,
and the second line displays the system rated
voltage value in V. The setting range of the PT
primary side is 0.1kV~65kV, and the primary side
value must not be less than the system rated value.
Enter the CT (CT primary side setting) page, the
first line displays the CT primary side value in A,
and the second line displays the system rated
current value in A. The setting range of CT primary
side is 1A~9999A, and the primary side value must
not be less than the system rated value.
Enter the MODE (wiring mode) page, the second
line displays the current wiring mode.
Three-phase
4y
Wiring four-wire
mode Three-phase
3d
three-wire
Enter the DATE (system date) page, the first line
displays "year", the second line displays "month",
and the third line displays "day". The setting
sequence is "year", "month" and "day". Only after
the previous item is set correctly can the next item
be set, otherwise it will stay at the previous item.
The setting range of "Year" is 2000~2099, the
setting range of "Month" is 1-12, and the range of
"Day" is 1~31. If there is no 31st in the current
month, it will automatically change to the 1st of the
next month.
Enter the TIME (system time) page, the first line
displays "hour", the second line displays "minutes",
the third line displays "seconds". The setting
sequence is "hour", "minute", "second", only the
first After one item is set correctly, the next item can
be set, otherwise it will stay at the previous item.
The setting range of “hour” is 0~23, the setting
range of “minute” is 0~59, and the range of
“second” is 0~59.
Enter the DMD (demand setting) page, if the
current demand mode is slip mode, the button
prompts are "TYPE" (demand mode), "PERIO"
(demand period) and "SLIP" (slip time) ; If the
current mode is fixed mode, there is no "SLIP" (slip
time) item.
Demand STAC Fixed mode

mode SLIP Slip mode
Enter the PULSE (pulse setting) page, you can set

"PUL-1" (the first pulse) and "PUL-2" (the second
pulse). "OBJ" is the pulse object (the first channel is
fixed as active and the second channel is fixed as
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reactive), "CONST" is the pulse constant, and

"WIDTH" is the pulse width (unit: ms).
category default Setting range
CONST 1000 1000~9999

WIDTH 80 60~100
Enter the DEFAU (restore factory settings) page,

set to "YES" to restore the meter to the factory
settings: restore default parameters, clear all
energy and records.
Enter the CODE (password setting) page, you can
reset the verification password (the super password
will not be changed), and the password setting
range is 1~9999.
Enter the CALIB (automatic calibration) menu
page. In order to prevent user misoperation, this
function is not open to users.
Enter the CHECK (self-check) page, select "YES",
the meter will start the self-test, the meter will check
the LCD, ferroelectric, and keys in sequence: LCD
self-test: LCD will be fully displayed and maintained
for 4s, then all off and maintained for
2s ;Ferroelectric self-test: if the ferroelectricity is
normal, the word "HArdPASS" will be displayed;
otherwise, the word "HArd FAIL" will be displayed;
key-press self-test: the screen will prompt to press
"F1", "F2", "F3", "F4", press the correct button, the
word "PASS" will be displayed; if the button is
incorrect or there is no button for 15 seconds, the
button will be considered incorrect and the word
"FAIL" will be displayed; the alarm prompt will not
be displayed during the self-test;
Enter the DEMO (DEBUG mode) page, select
"YES" to turn on the DEBUG mode: phase voltage
is fixed at 220V, line voltage is fixed at 381.05V,
current is fixed at 5A, active power is 1100W, total
active power is 3300W, and reactive power is
-500var, total reactive power is -1500var, apparent
power is 1100VA, total apparent power is 3300VA,
power factor is -0.5, total power factor is -0.5.
Enter the DEMO (DEBUG mode) page, select "no"
to close the DEBUG mode, and the display will
return to normal.
*Note: Only when there is a pulse output expansion
module,
Only PULSE (pulse setting) page is available.
4.3.10.2 Communication Setting Display Interface
Key tips:
M1ADD: No. 1 Modbus communication address
M1BAU: The first Modbus communication baud
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rate
M2ADD: Channel 2 Modbus communication
address*
M2BAU: Modbus communication baud rate of the
second channel*
Enter the M1ADD (the 1st Modbus communication
address) page to display the 1st instrument
communication address. The communication
address of the instrument can be set in the range of
1~247.
Enter the M1BAU (the first Modbus communication

baud rate) page, and display the first
communication baud rate of the instrument. The
range of communication baud rate of the
instrument is 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400. Figure 1
Enter the M2ADD (Modbus communication
address No. 2) page, and display the
communication address of the No. 2 instrument.
The communication address of the instrument can
be set in the range of 1~247.
Enter the M2BAU (the second Modbus
communication baud rate) page to display the
second communication baud rate of the instrument.
The range of communication baud rate of the
instrument is 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400.
*Note: Only in the case of Modbus expansion
module,
Only the M2ADD (channel 2 Modbus
communication address) page and the M2BAU
(channel 2 Modbus communication baud rate) page
are available.
4.3.10.3 Clear Setting Display Interface
Key tips:
ENERG: Electric energy removal
DMD: demand removal
MX/MN: maximum/minimum clear
REC: Clear deviation record
SOE: SOE record clear
Enter the ENERG page and set it to "Yes" to clear
all energy records.
Enter the DMD (demand removal) page and set it
to "Yes" to clear the real-time demand value and
the maximum demand record, and the demand will
restart statistics from the current moment.
Enter the MX/MN (maximum/minimum value clear)
page, and set it to "Yes" to clear the
maximum/minimum value records of the real-time Figure 1
measurement volume, and start statistics from the
current moment.
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Enter the REC (clearance of deviation over-limit

record) page and set it to "Yes" to clear the
frequency deviation over-limit record, voltage
deviation over-limit record, and voltage unbalance
rate over-limit record.
Enter the SOE (SOE record clear) page, and set it
to "Yes" to clear all SOE records.
4.3.10.4 Relay Setting Display Interface
Key prompt (as shown in Figure 1):

R1: No. 1 relay setting
R2: No. 2 relay setting
R3: No. 3 relay setting*
R4: No. 4 relay setting*
There is MODE in each relay setting.
Type), HIGH (relay upper limit), LOW (relay lower
limit), OBJ (relay object), DELAY (relay delay time),
BACK (relay return time). Such as
As shown in Figure 2.
The menu display is different in different relay
modes,
As shown in the following table:
Relay mode Display menu Figure 1
Relay mode Show menu

MODE、HIGH、LOW、
Lo（Local mode）
OBJ、DELAY
rE（Remote
MODE、BACK
mode）

Enter the MODE (relay mode) page, display the
current relay mode, "Lo" is the local mode, and "rE"
is the remote mode.
Figure 2
Enter the HIGH (relay upper limit) page to display
the current upper limit of the relay. The setting
range is 0%~120%, and the upper limit set must not
be less than the current lower limit of the relay.
Enter the LOW (relay lower limit) page, display the
current lower limit of the relay, the setting range is
0%~120%,
At the same time, the lower limit value set must not
be greater than the current upper limit value of the
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relay.
Enter the OBJ (relay object) page to display the
current relay object. The relay object settings are
shown in the following table:
symbol name
null None
F frequency
U1 A A Phase voltage
U2 B B Phase voltage
U3 C C Phase voltage
Zero sequence
U0
voltage
Average phase
UnA
voltage
U12 AB line voltage
U23 BC line voltage
U31 CA line voltage
Average line
ULA
voltage
A1 A Phase current
A2 B Phase current
A3 C Phase current
Zero sequence
A0
current
IAvg Average current
A Phase power
PF1
factor
B Phase power
PF2
factor
C Phase power
PF3
factor
PFtot Total power factor
Voltage
UnbU
unbalance rate
A Phase voltage
THdU1 total harmonic
distortion rate
B Phase voltage
distortion rate
C Phase voltage
distortion rate
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A Total harmonic
THdA1 distortion rate of
phase current
B Total harmonic
phase current
C Total harmonic
phase current
Enter the DELAY (relay delay time) page,

display the current relay delay time, and the setting
range is 0~99s.
Enter the BACK (relay reset time) page,
display the current relay reset time, the setting
range is 0~99s.
*Note: Only when there is a relay expansion
module,
Only R3 (the 3rd relay setting) page and R4
(the 4th relay setting) page are available.
4.3.10.5 Analog Output Setting Display Interface
Key prompt (as shown in Figure 1):

AO1: the first analog output setting
AO2: the second analog output setting
There is OBJ (analog output
Out target), RATES (analog quantity amplification
factor), OUT (analog quantity output calibration
coefficient). (as shown in picture 2)
Enter the OBJ (analog output object) page, display

the current analog output object, the settings are
shown in the following table:
symbol name
null Null
U1 A Phase voltage 图1
U2 B Phase voltage
U3 C Phase voltage
U12 AB Line voltage
U23 BC Line voltage
U31 CA Line voltage
A1 A Phase current
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A2 B Phase current
A3 C Phase current
P Total Active Power
Total Reactive
q
Power
Total Power
PF
Factor
F Frequency
Enter the RATES (analog magnification) page,

display the current analog magnification, and the
analog magnification setting range is 1.0~10.0.
Enter the OUT (analog output calibration
coefficient) page to display the current analog
output calibration coefficient. The analog output
calibration coefficient setting range is: 1~65535.
4.3.10.6 Deviation Limit Setting Display Interface
Key tips:
F: Frequency deviation limit setting
VOL: Voltage deviation limit setting
UNBAL: Voltage unbalance rate limit setting
Enter F (frequency deviation limit setting) page,
display the current frequency deviation limit, the
frequency deviation setting range is 0~10Hz.
Enter the VOL (Voltage Deviation Limit Setting)
page to display the current voltage deviation limit.
The voltage deviation setting range is 0%~100%.
Enter the UNBAL (voltage unbalance rate limit
setting) page, display the current voltage
unbalance rate limit, the setting range is 0%~100%.
Figure 1
4.3.10.7 Error Log Display Interface
Key tips:
1: Non-volatile storage read error
2: Non-volatile storage write error
3: Read error of volatile storage
4: Write error in volatile storage
5: Sampling error
6: Communication error
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7: Calculation error Figure 1
The data on this page can only be viewed, not

set.
Enter various error interface, press "UP" key to

view
One record, "DOWN" to view the previous
record, each type
Errors can record the time of the last 10
occurrences.
When any type of error occurs, the alarm on
the interface
The indicator will light up. In this case, please
contact our technical consultants in time to
eliminate the error.
4.3.10.8 Analog Input Setting Display Interface
Enter the AI (analog input calibration coefficient)

page, display
Shows the current analog input calibration
coefficient, analog input calibration
The coefficient setting range is: 1~65535.
1: Analog quantity 1 input calibration coefficient
2: Analog quantity 2 input calibration coefficient
Figure 1
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Figure 2
4.4 In-place Programming

The parameter setting of F-MPM200 can be modified through the display prompt, but it is
limited to basic parameters and more functional parameters
The setting needs to be completed through the communication interface.
4.4.1 View of Setting Parameters

After pressing the SET key to enter the programming interface, the operation method
is as described in 8.3.
4.4.2 Modification of Setting Parameters
Enter the programming interface, and only after entering the correct password can the
parameters be modified. In the interface to modify the parameters
Press the "CODE" key and enter the operation password. The factory default password of
F-MPM200 is 1. The operation is as described in section 8.3.
■ Instrument address
This menu is used to specify the communication address of the device, F-MPM200
supports MODBUS communication protocol, and the effective address range
1～247.
■ Serial communication rate
F-MPM200 can support up to two communication serial ports, independent of each other.
The serial communication rate can support 2400, 4800,
9600, 19200, 38400Bps.
■ PT primary side
In order to ensure that F-MPM200 measures and displays voltage data correctly, the
correct PT primary side parameters must be set, and the parameters must be
Must not be less than the rated voltage parameter of the instrument (ie, PT secondary
side value). If PT is not used externally, the primary side of PT is set to
Table rated voltage. When the instrument's rated parameters are configured as a
low-voltage meter, the PT primary value cannot be set.
The value range of PT primary side is from 0.1kV to 65kV.
■CT primary side
To ensure that the F-MPM200 measures and displays the current data correctly, the
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correct CT primary side parameters must be set.

Must be no less than the rated current parameter of the instrument (ie CT secondary side
value).
The value range of CT primary side is from 1A to 9999A.
■Measurement mode
F-MPM200 can correctly measure the power of each phase and other parameters, and it
needs to set the correct measurement mode. Currently
F-MPM200 supports four-wire star and delta measurement modes. Refer to section 2.3
for details about wiring method.
The classification of instrument rated parameters is shown in the following table:

3x220/380V ，5A
High 3x220/380V ，1A
pressure
meter 3x120/208V ，5A
3x120/208V ，1A
3x240/415V ，1A
3x277/480V ，5A
3x277/480V ，1A
Low 3x398/690V ，5A
pressure
meter 3x57.7/100V ，5A
3x57.7/100V ，1A
3x63.5/110V ，5A
3x63.5/110V ，1A
■Electricity cleaning
In order to facilitate the user to recalculate the electric energy, a clear operation menu is
provided. When the selection is confirmed, F-MPM200 internal measurement
The input and output electric energy will all be cleared to zero. If the multi-rate function is
supported, its energy metering value will also be cleared.
■Device Information
To facilitate our follow-up service of the product, two menus are provided for querying
device configuration information and version information
Chapter 5 Structure, Installation and

Interface Definition
5.1 Packing list
Packing box included:
 F-MPM200 1
 user manual 1
 Antenna(SMA male head) 1 (optional)
 Installation buckle 2
 Product qualification certificate
 Product warranty card
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5.2 Installation and wiring definition

F-MPM200 is fixed on the installation screen by 2 fixed sliding blocks.
The size of the mounting hole must strictly follow the size marked in the figure below to
ensure the correct installation of the equipment.
Hole Size：91*91mm；
depth：52mm（No expansion module）;
Main terminal definition:
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JP1：
No. Name definition:
AC power 220V live-wire or DC

1 L/+ 220V positive
AC power 220V Neutral-line or DC

2 N/-
220V negative
3 VA Phase A voltage
4 VB Phase B voltage
5 VC Phase C voltage
6 VN Neutral line (voltage neutral line)
7 SHLD RS485 shield
8 485+ RS485A
9 485- RS485B
JP2：
No. Name definition:
10 RL21 Relay 2 output 1
14 DG GND
15 DI3 DI3+
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16 DI2 DI2+
17 DI1 DI1+
18 IC+ C-phase current incoming-line
19 IC- C-phase current out-line
20 IB+ B-phase current incoming-line
21 IB- B-phase current out-line
22 IA+ A-phase current incoming-line
23 IA- A-phase current out-line

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Ordering Information
Product model Description

F-MPM200 Multifunctional power meter
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Safety and precautions

Danger and warning!

Risks of electric shocks, burning, or explosion

Failure to take these preventive measures could cause

damage to equipment or injuries to people.

3.5.2.1 setpoint type.................................................................................................. 24

Chapter 1 Brief Introduction of Product

1.2 Features and Benefits

 Stability and Reliability

 Power distribution monitoring: real-time monitoring and statistics of energy consumption

1.3 Working Principle

Chapter 2 Technical index

Function item Standard Auxiliary module

2.2 Working voltage and power consumption

2.3 Physical characteristics

weight 0.55kg (Including installation parts and packaging)

2.5 Cellular parameters（opthional）

Support EDGE/GPRS/GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz quad frequency

2.6 Auxiliary module

2.7 Display and Key-press

2.8 Control and event

Chapter 3 Measuring Function

Normally, Overload capacity of voltage measurement is 120% of rated voltage.

3.1.3 Active power

3.1.4 Reactive power

3.1.5 Apparent power

3.1.6 Power factor

3.1.8 Demand calculation

3.2 Power Quality Analysis

3.2.1 General Description

3.2.3 Harmonic Ratio for Voltage

3.2.4 Harmonic Ratio for Current

3.2.5 Voltage Crest Factor

3.2.6 Current K Factor

In the formula, Ih is the hharmonic current ratio, h is theharmonic order number, N is

3.2.7 Harmonic Voltage RMS

3.2.8 Harmonic Current RMS

3.2.9 Harmonic Power RMS

3.2.10 Harmonic Energy

3.2.11 Frequency Deviation

3.2.12 Voltage Deviation

3.2.13 Voltage Unbalance Rate

U1 is 3-phase voltage positive-sequence component RMS

3.3 Energy and Multi-tariff Energy Statics

3.3.2 Active Energy

3.3.3 Reactive Energy

3.3.4 Multi-tariff Energy

3.3.5 History Energy

(Each tariff) Import kWh/ kvarh,

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