Электросчетчик ME337-Manual-V1.1.230626-EN

ROGOWSKI TECHNOLOGY (SHANGHAI)
CO., LTD.
ME337
Three phase multi-function
smart meter
Manual-V1.1.230626
ROGOWSKI TECHNOLOGY (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD.

Contents
1. Product Features .................................................................................................................................. 1
2. Product operation process .................................................................................................................... 1
3. Product Description ............................................................................................................................... 2
3.1 Dimensions .................................................................................................................................. 2
3.2 Model Naming Conventions ........................................................................................................ 2
3.3 Feature Overview ........................................................................................................................ 2
4. Data display .......................................................................................................................................... 4
5. Accuracy and certification ..................................................................................................................... 5
6. Wiring .................................................................................................................................................... 6
6.1 Power supply ............................................................................................................................... 8
6.2 Wiring type .................................................................................................................................. 8
6.3 RS485 ....................................................................................................................................... 11
6.4 Relay output .............................................................................................................................. 11
6.5 Digital input ................................................................................................................................ 11
6.6 Energy pulse output................................................................................................................... 12
7. Functionality ........................................................................................................................................ 12
7.1 Current transformer type support .............................................................................................. 12
7.2 Current transformer orientation setting ...................................................................................... 12
7.3 Current transformer channel settings ........................................................................................ 12
7.4 Multi-Tariff .................................................................................................................................. 12
7.4.1 Manual Control Mode ...................................................................................................... 13
7.4.2 RTC Control Mode ........................................................................................................... 13
7.5 Demand ..................................................................................................................................... 13
7.5.1 Demand Calculation Method............................................................................................ 13
7.6 Alarm ......................................................................................................................................... 14
7.6.1 Alarm output..................................................................................................................... 15
7.7 Phase sequence detection ........................................................................................................ 15
8. Interface display and operation ........................................................................................................... 15
8.1 Display interface and buttons .................................................................................................... 15
8.2 Meter start-up interface ............................................................................................................. 18
8.3 Meter display mode switching ................................................................................................... 18
8.4 Real-time measurement data interface...................................................................................... 19
8.4.1 Real-time measurement data interface 3P4W ................................................................. 19
8.5 Power quality interface .............................................................................................................. 23
8.5.1 Power quality interface 3P4W .......................................................................................... 24
8.6 Voltage Harmonic Interface ....................................................................................................... 33
8.6.1 Voltage harmonic interface 3P4W.................................................................................... 33
8.7 Current Harmonic Interface ....................................................................................................... 35
8.7.1 Current Harmonic Interface 3P4W ................................................................................... 35
8.8 Energy Data Interface................................................................................................................ 37
8.8.1 Energy Data Interface 3P4W ........................................................................................... 38
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8.9 Device Information Interface ...................................................................................................... 43
8.10 Device Configuration Interface ................................................................................................ 44
8.10.1 Configuration parameter selection ................................................................................. 44
8.10.2 Configure grid parameters ............................................................................................. 45
8.10.3 Configuring Current Transformer Parameters ................................................................ 48
8.10.4 Configuring Zero Drift Suppression Parameters ............................................................ 52
8.10.5 Configure Tariff parameters ........................................................................................... 53
8.10.6 Configure Demand Parameters ..................................................................................... 54
8.10.7 Configuring Communication Parameters ....................................................................... 54
8.10.8 Configure relay parameters ........................................................................................... 57
8.10.9 Configuring device parameters ...................................................................................... 57
8.10.10 Configure the clear parameter ..................................................................................... 60
9. Modbus Communication ..................................................................................................................... 60
9.1 Modbus Communication settings............................................................................................... 61
9.2 Modbus-RTU data frame ........................................................................................................... 61
9.3 PDU Request data Format ........................................................................................................ 61
9.4 Function code ............................................................................................................................ 61
9.5 Register Description .................................................................................................................. 62
9.6 Data type list .............................................................................................................................. 62
9.7 Configuration results.................................................................................................................. 63
9.8 Modbus-RTU Function code ...................................................................................................... 63
9.8.1 Function code (0x10=16) Operation Instructions ............................................................. 63
9.8.2 Function code (0x03=3) operation instructions ................................................................ 65
9.8.3 Error response ................................................................................................................. 66
9.9 List of configuration instructions ................................................................................................ 67
9.9.1 System parameter setting ................................................................................................ 67
9.9.2 Parameter setting of L1,L2,L3 current transformer .......................................................... 67
9.9.3 Parameter setting of N-phase current transformer........................................................... 68
9.9.4 Current Sensor Direction setting ...................................................................................... 68
9.9.5 Current Sensor Channel setting....................................................................................... 68
9.9.6 Zero drift suppression setting........................................................................................... 69
9.9.7 Demand parameter setting .............................................................................................. 69
9.9.8 Tariff mode setting............................................................................................................ 70
9.9.9 Manual tariff setting ......................................................................................................... 70
9.9.10 RTC tariff period setting ................................................................................................. 70
9.9.11 RTC tariff select setting .................................................................................................. 70
9.9.12 Device time setting ........................................................................................................ 71
9.9.13 Communication parameter setting ................................................................................. 71
9.9.14 Reset setting .................................................................................................................. 72
9.9.15 Relay output control mode ............................................................................................. 72
9.9.16 Relay output manual control .......................................................................................... 72
9.9.17 Alarm setting .................................................................................................................. 72
9.10 Register list .............................................................................................................................. 73
9.11 Modbus Register list ................................................................................................................ 74
9.11.1 Equipment parameters ................................................................................................... 74
9.11.2 Communication parameter ............................................................................................. 74
9.11.3 Relay .............................................................................................................................. 75
9.11.4 Digital input .................................................................................................................... 75
9.11.5 Voltage and current phase sequence ............................................................................. 75
9.11.6 Configure instruction register ......................................................................................... 76
9.11.7 Power system ................................................................................................................ 76
9.11.8 Current Sensor Direction ................................................................................................ 78
9.11.9 Current Sensor Channel ................................................................................................ 78
9.11.10 Zero drift suppression parameter ................................................................................. 79
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9.11.11 Tariff parameter ............................................................................................................ 79

9.11.12 Voltage, current, power, power factor ........................................................................... 80
9.11.13 Energy.......................................................................................................................... 81
9.11.14 Tariff Energy ................................................................................................................. 83
9.11.15 Demand register .......................................................................................................... 83
9.11.16 Voltage and current harmonic register ......................................................................... 86
9.11.17 Max.&Min. .................................................................................................................... 88
9.11.18 Unbalance degree ........................................................................................................ 90
9.11.19 Current K-factor and crest factor register ..................................................................... 90
9.11.20 Voltage and current angle register ............................................................................... 91
9.11.21 Alarm ............................................................................................................................ 91
10. Revision History ................................................................................................................................ 98
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1. Product Features
◼ Fast installation
- Product size is standard 96 panel type
- Installation method is a snap on type, without screws
◼ Support multiple current transformer connections
- The ME337N series supports a new type of current transformer – rogowski coil direct
connection, without the need for an external integrator
- The ME337N series supports voltage output type current transformer connection
simultaneously
- The ME337C series supports direct current connection, with a maximum connection current
of 7A
◼ Support multiple power grid systems
- Supports three-phase four wire, three-phase three wire, one phase three phase, and single-
phase systems
◼ Multiple power supply options available
- Available in 220VAC, 24VDC and 12VDC power supplies
◼ Support voltage and current harmonic measurement
- Supports voltage, current, fractional harmonics, up to 50 measurements
- Support voltage and current harmonic distortion and harmonic value measurement
- Support voltage and current total harmonic distortion measurement
◼ More features
- Support 6 rate tariff energy, support RTC switching or manual switching
- Support demand measurement
- Support alarm setting
- Support current transformer orientation modification
- Support current channel modification
2. Product operation process

1) Determine the type of grid system to be measured and wire it according to the corresponding
wiring diagram, see 6.2
2) Confirm the type and scope of power supply of the product, and power up the product
3) Modify the meter wiring method parameter to the type of grid system to be measured, see 8.10.2.1
4) Modify the meter nominal frequency parameter to the nominal frequency of the grid to be
measured, see 8.10.2.2
5) Modify the PT ratio of the meter according to whether a voltage transformer is used, see 8.10.2.4
6) Modify the meter current conversion coefficient, according to whether the current conversion
coefficient needs to be configured, see 8.10.2.5
7) Modify the meter current transformer type parameters, depending on the type of current sensor
used, see 8.10.3.1
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8) Modify the current transformer ratio parameters corresponding to the meter, according to the
current transformer ratio used, see 8.10.3.2
9) Modify the nominal current parameters corresponding to the meter, according to the maximum
current to be measured, see 8.10.3.3
10) Modify the zero-drift suppression parameters according to the minimum voltage and current to be
measured, see 8.10.4
11) Verify whether the voltage, current, and power are correct (if not, there is a problem with the wiring
or configuration)
3. Product Description
3.1 Dimensions
figure 3-1 Meter dimension figure 3-2 Installation
3.2 Model Naming Conventions

ME337 N D 2
Power supply 2:220V AC auxiliary power supply (95-265VAC)

3:24V DC auxiliary power supply (18-36VDC)
4:12V DC auxiliary power supply (9-18VDC)
Current transformer port D:Terminal type

R:RJ45 (only for N series, not for C series)
Current transformer type C:Direct connection of 5A current

N:Rogowski coil and voltage output type CT
3.3 Feature Overview

ME337 panel type three-phase multi-function power meter, external open Rogowski coil or voltage
type CT, realize the test without removing the wire, simplify the test steps, and save construction costs.
ME337 supports three-phase four-wire, three-phase three-wire, one-phase three-wire and single-phase
2
systems; It can measure multiple electrical parameters such as voltage, current, power factor,
harmonics, power, and energy of A, B and C phases.
ME337 is equipped with RS485 communication interface, through the standard Modbus-RTU
protocol, can be compatible with various configuration systems, the front-end collected electrical
parameters real-time transmission to the system data center.
overview
Type Panel type
Model ME337
ME337N ME337C
Current sensor type
Rogowski coil, voltage output type CT Current type transformer
Support direct access to Rogowski
Characteristic Direct current connection
coils
Advantage Suitable for wide current range, without disassembling wires for measurement
Wire system 3P4W 4CT,3P4W 3CT,3P3W 3CT,3P3W 2CT,1P3W,1P2W
Application Power analysis, energy measurement
Display screen LCD display
Weight 259g
Size L*W*D:96*96 *45mm
Color White and black
Current measurement
Channel input ME337N ME337C

range 0-900mVAC peak,636mV RMS 0-7A AC
Voltage output type
Rogowski coils
CT
50mV/kA@50Hz(0-
12000A),@60Hz(0-10000A)
Measuring range Varies with instrument 0-7A AC
85mV/kA@50Hz(0-7000A),@60Hz(0-
transformer
6000A)
parameters
100mV/kA@50Hz(0-
6000A),@60Hz(0-5000A)...
Voltage measurement
Measuring range 0~600VAC Phase voltage
Maximum
720VAC Phase voltage
measurement
Digital signal
Relay output 1 electromagnetic relay output, contact capacity: 3A 30V DC, 3A 250V AC
Digital input 2 dry contact inputs, optocoupler isolated (5kVrms)
Communication
One RS485 communication interface, interface type: two-wire half-duplex
RS485 Communication rate: 2400bps~115200bps
Specification: Modbus-RTU
Power supply
ME337XX2 ME337XX3 ME337XX4
Power
95~265VAC/110~370VDC,45~60Hz 18-36VDC 9-18VDC
Maximum power
3.5VA
consumption
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4. Data display
Instantaneous value
Phase voltage U1,U2,U3,AVG
Line voltage U12,U23,U31,AVG
Current I1,I2,I3,AVG,In
Grid frequency F1,F2,F3,∑ (Total)
Power factor PF PF1,PF2,PF3,∑(Total)
Displacement
DPF1,DPF2,DPF3,∑(Total)
Power factor DPF
Active power P1,P2,P3,∑(Total)
Reactive power Q1,Q2,Q3,∑(Total)
Apparent power S1,S2,S3,∑(Total)
Energy
EP1,EP2,EP3,∑(Total)
Active Energy
Import When the total Energy reaches 1.0 x 10^9 kWh, the energy of each phase will
automatically clear to zero
EP1,EP2,EP3,∑(Total)
Active Energy
Export When the total Energy reaches 1.0 x 10^9 kWh, the energy of each phase will
automatically clear to zero
EQ1,EQ2,EQ3,∑(Total)
Reactive Energy
Import When the total Energy reaches 1.0 x 10^9 kVARh, the energy of each phase
will automatically clear to zero
EQ1,EQ2,EQ3,∑(Total)
Reactive Energy
Export When the total Energy reaches 1.0 x 10^9 kVARh, the energy of each phase
ES1,ES2,ES3,∑(Total)
Apparent Energy When the total Energy reaches 1.0 x 10^9 kVAh, the energy of each phase
ET1,ET2, ET3,ET4, ET5,ET6
Tariff Energy
When Energy reaches 1.0 x 10^9 kWh, Energy automatically clears to zero
Harmonics
Total harmonics (U1, U2, U3), odd total harmonics (U1, U2, U3), even total
Voltage harmonic harmonics (U1, U2, U3)
percentage
Fractional harmonics of order 1-50 (U1, U2, U3)
Total harmonics (I1, I2, I3), odd total harmonics (I1, I2, I3), even total
Current harmonic harmonics (I1, I2, I3), K factor (I1, I2, I3)
percentage
Fractional harmonics of order 1-50 (I1, I2, I3)
Voltage harmonic Total harmonics (U1, U2, U3)

value Fractional harmonics of order 1-50 (U1, U2, U3)
Current harmonic Total harmonics (U1, U2, U3)

value Fractional harmonics of order 1-50 (U1, U2, U3)
Phase diagram
Phase sequence Voltage, current
Voltage angle U1,U2,U3
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Current angle I1,I2,I3

Voltage and current
UI1,UI2,UI3
angle
Demand
Demand Total Active power, Total Reactive power, Total Apparent power
Total Active power
Maximum demand and time
demand max
Total Reactive
power demand max
Total Apparent
power demand max
Unbalance
Voltage unbalance Negative order, zero order
Current unbalance Negative order, zero order
Max.&Min.
Phase voltage Phases and averages
Line voltage Phases and averages
Current Phases and averages
Active power Phases and averages
Reactive power Phases and averages
Apparent power Phases and averages
5. Accuracy and certification

Measuring accuracy
current
measurement 0.1%+Accuracy of current sensor
accuracy
Voltage
measurement ±0.2%(60V~600V AC)
accuracy
Grid frequency ±0.01%(45~65Hz)
Power factor ±0.005

Active and
IEC62053-22 level 0.5S
apparent power
Reactive power IEC62053-21 level 1S
Active energy IEC62053-22 level 0.5S
Reactive energy IEC62053-21 level 1S
Environment condition
Operating
-20℃～+70℃
temperature
Storage
-40℃～+85℃
temperature
Humidity range 5～95% RH, 50℃(non-condensing)
Class of pollution 2
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Over voltage
CAT III 1000V, It is suitable for distribution system below 277 / 480VAC
capability
Insulation strength IEC61010-1
Altitude 3000m Max
Antipollution level IP20(Meet the standard of IEC 60629)
Quality guarantee
12 months
period
EMC(electromagnetic compatibility)
Electrostatic
Level IV(IEC61000-4-2)
discharge
Radiated immunity Level III (IEC61000-4-3)
EFT Electrical fast
Level IV (IEC61000-4-4)
burst immunity
Surge immunity Level IV (IEC61000-4-5)
Conducted
disturbance Level III (IEC61000-4-6)
immunity
Power frequency
magnetic field 0.5mT (IEC61000-4-8)
immunity
Conduction and
Class B (EN55022)
radiation
Measurement standard
EN 62052-11,EN61557-12,EN 62053-21,EN 62053-22,EN 62053-23,EN 50470-1,EN 50470-3,

EN 61010-1, EN 61010-2, EN 61010-031
6. Wiring
The meter is equipped with a wide range of interfaces to realize different functions.
figure 6-1 Interface
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No. Name Definition Type Remarks

Relay normally open
1 R1
contacts
It is a relay output with normally
Relay common
2 R0 Relay output open and normally closed
contacts
contacts
Relay normally closed
3 R2
contacts
Pulse output positive
4 PA
terminal
5 NC Empty terminal Pulse output Active Energy pulse output
Pulse output negative
6 PK
terminal
7 D2 Digital input channel 2
Digital channel The two channels are dry
8 DC Digital input
common end contact inputs
9 D1 Digital input channel 1
10 G RS485 GND
11 B RS485 B RS485 RS485 Communication
12 A RS485 A
13 L Power supply (+)
Power
14 NC Empty terminal Power supply
supply
15 N Power supply (-)
16 Vn N-phase voltage input
17 NC Empty terminal
18 V3 C-phase voltage input
19 NC Empty terminal Voltage input Voltage input channel
20 V2 B-phase voltage input
21 NC Empty terminal
22 V1 A-phase voltage input
N-phase current input
23 In-
negative
N-phase current input
24 In+
positive
C-phase current input
25 I3-
negative
C-phase current input
26 I3+ ME337XD series current
positive Current input
channel
B-phase current input
27 I2-
negative
B-phase current input
28 I2+
positive
A-phase current input
29 I1-
negative
30 I1+ A-phase current input
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positive
ABC three-phase ME337XR series current
31 RJ45 Current input
current input channel
6.1 Power supply

The meter adopts external power supply mode, and there is no internal direct power supply.
➢ Do not connect the meter while the cable is live
➢ Before connecting the power supply, it is necessary to confirm whether the power supply
voltage is within the required range, otherwise the meter cannot work properly
6.2 Wiring type

Meter support wiring type, three-phase four-wire 4CT (3P4W_4CT), three-phase four-wire 3CT
(3P4W_3CT), three-phase three-wire 3CT (3P3W_3CT), three-phase three-wire 2CT (3P3W_2CT),
one-phase three-wire (1P3W), one-phase two-wire (1P2W)
➢ The actual wiring type of the meter must be consistent with the wiring method of the
internal configuration of the meter
➢ Three-phase four-wire 4CT (3P4W_4CT) requires 4 current sensors, and the N-phase current
is measured through the sensor
➢ Three-phase four-wire 3CT (3P4W_3CT) requires 3 current sensors, and the N-phase current
is calculated by calculation
➢ Three-phase three-wire 3CT (3P3W_3CT) requires 3 current sensors, and the B-phase
current is measured through the sensor
➢ Three-phase three-wire 2CT (3P3W_2CT) requires 2 current sensors, and the B phase
current is calculated by calculation
➢ The phase sequence of voltage and current must be in accordance with the phase
sequence of ABC, otherwise the meter will show that the voltage and current phase sequence is
wrong
➢ When using a current sensor, pay attention to the current arrow pointing on the sensor
must be consistent with the actual current flow direction, that is, the sensor current arrow points
to the load end
The voltage and current wiring type is as follows:
figure 6-2 Three-phase four-wire 4CT
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figure 6-3 Three-phase four-wire 3CT
figure 6-4 Three-phase three-wire 3CT
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figure 6-5 Three-phase three-wire 2CT
figure 6-6 Single-phase three-wire
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figure 6-7 Single-phase two-wire
6.3 RS485
The electricity meter is equipped with an RS485 communication interface that supports the ModBus
RTU protocol. The RS485 communication interface requires the use of shielded twisted pair
connections, which are connected in the form of a daisy chain. In long-distance high-speed situations, a
120 Ω resistor needs to be connected in parallel at both ends of the daisy chain.
6.4 Relay output

The meter is equipped with a relay output that is a normally open contact. The terminal markings
are R1 and R0, where R0 is the common contact and R1 is the normally open contact. The maximum
load capacity of the relay is 3A 30V DC and 3A 250V AC
The closed state of the normally open contact of the relay is displayed on the meter display
interface
There are two types of relay output control modes, which can be modified through the meter
operation interface or Modbus
Relay output control mode Description

The relay output is controlled via the meter operator
Manual
interface or Modbus
Alarm The relay output is controlled by setting alarm parameters
6.5 Digital input

The meter is equipped with two digital switching inputs, which are connected by passive dry
contact. The terminal blocks are identified as: DI1, DI2, DIC, where DIC is the common contact. The
status of two digital switching inputs can be read through RS485/ModBus protocol, and the status of
digital switching input is displayed on the meter display interface.
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6.6 Energy pulse output

The meter is equipped with an active power pulse output, and the electric energy pulse constant EC
can be viewed through the meter information interface. The internal optocoupler of the meter is isolated,
the maximum allowable passing current is 80mA DC, and the working voltage range is 5V ~ 80V DC
7. Functionality
7.1 Current transformer type support
ME337N series supports current transformer types including: Rogowski coil and voltage output CT
ME337C series supports traditional current transformers, and supports direct access of up to 7A.
7.2 Current transformer orientation setting

ME337 supports current transformer direction configuration, in case of current transformer
orientation error, the current transformer direction can be configured through the setting interface or
Modbus.
7.3 Current transformer channel settings

The ME337 supports current transformer channel configuration, which can be configured through
the setup interface or Modbus in the event that the current transformer channel and voltage channel do
not match.
7.4 Multi-Tariff
ME337 provides a multi-tariff power accumulation function and supports up to 6 Tariffs.
There are two ariff switching control modes, which can be modified through the meter interface or
Modbus
Tariff control mode Description
Manual Switch Tariff via the meter interface or Modbus
RTC Trigger the Tariff switch through the RTC time period
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7.4.1 Manual Control Mode

➢ Switch Tariff through the meter setting interface
➢ Switch Tariff through Modbus configuration command 1071
7.4.2 RTC Control Mode

In RTC control mode, the Tariff switch is triggered by the real-time clock.
The RTC control mode supports 6 time periods (Ta, Tb, Tc, Td, Te, Tf) and 6 Tariffs (T1, T2, T3,
T4, T5, T6).
The time period and target tariff can be modified through Modbus.
The time period is set according to 24 hours, starting from the Ta start time, Tc start time cannot be
located between Ta start time and Tb start time, Td start time cannot be between Ta start time and Tc
start time, and so on.
7.5 Demand
The meter provides Active power, Reactive power, Apparent power demand and maximum demand.
The demand calculation method and demand calculation interval can be configured through the
meter operation interface or Modbus.
7.5.1 Demand Calculation Method

The meter supports two demand calculation methods: fixed and sliding.
Demand Calculation
Description
Method
fixed The meter calculates and updates demand at the end of each interval
sliding Demand is updated every 1 minute
The following figure introduces two methods of demand calculation, taking the demand interval of
15 minutes as an example:
Sliding
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figure 7-2 fixed
7.6 Alarm
The meter provides a variety of alarm parameter settings and alarm outputs, and the alarm
parameters can be configured through Modbus.
Alarm type Description
If a phase value exceeds the alarm threshold, an alarm
is generated.
Over current, each phase
When all phases are less than the release threshold, the
alarm is released
is generated.
Under current, each phase
When all phases are greater than the release threshold,
the alarm is released
is generated.
Over phase voltage, each phase
alarm is released
is generated.
Under phase voltage, each phase
is generated.
Over line voltage, each phase
alarm is released
is generated.
Under line voltage, each phase
Over power, Total Active Power
(absolute)
Over power, Total Reactive Power
(absolute)
Over power, Total Apparent Power
Over demand, total Active power
(absolute), current
Over demand, total reactive power
(absolute value), current
Over demand, total apparent power,
current
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Alarm type Description

is generated.
Over THD-U, each phase
alarm is released
is generated.
Over THD-I, each phase
alarm is released
7.6.1 Alarm output

The alarm output can be associated with the buzzer and relay output (relay control mode needs to
be configured as alarm mode), and the corresponding output will also be released when the alarm is
released, see9.9.17
7.7 Phase sequence detection

The meter supports three-phase voltage and current phase sequence detection, and the phase
sequence can be viewed on the meter interface or the phase sequence status can be read through
Modbus.
Phase sequence
Description
status marker
flashing The voltage phase sequence is wrong
flashing The current phase sequence is wrong
flashing The voltage and current phase sequence is wrong
No display The phase sequence is correct
Note: The correct phase sequence of voltage and current can only ensure that the respective phase
sequence is correct, and cannot guarantee the correspondence between voltage and current, so you
need to pay attention to the wiring method
8. Interface display and operation

This section describes the display of the interface and the operation of key combinations, as well as
the configuration of the device.
8.1 Display interface and buttons

The meter adopts LCD display and 4 control buttons, and all the display segments of the screen are
shown in the figure below:
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Interface Symbol Description

No. Symbol Description
: Indicates that the current interface is a real-time measurement data
display
1
: Indicates that the current interface is a power quality display
: Indicates that the current interface is is a energy display
2 Used to display various data
: Status display for digital input channel 1

3 : Status display for digital input channel 2
: Status display of relay output channel
The communication status is displayed, when there is data sent and
4
received, will be displayed, otherwise there will be no display
Device configuration mode displays, in which device parameters can be
5
configured
Device information mode display, in which you can view device
6
information
Voltage:V,KV,MV
Current:A,KA,MA
Active power:W,KW,MW
Measurement
7 Reactive power:VAR,KVAR,MVAR
data units
Apparent power:VA,KVA,MVA
Frequency:Hz
Percentage:%
8 Voltage, current, power as a percentage of nominal value is displayed
Energy unit display

Active Energy:kWh
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Reactive Energy:kVARh
Apparent Energy:kVAh
10 Energy value display
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No. Symbol Description

Energy positive and negative displays
11 positive Energy:Imp.;
negative Energy:Exp.
12 Power quadrant and load capacitance display
Voltage and current phase sequence display
13 When the voltage phase sequence is incorrect, flashes
When the current phase sequence is incorrect, flashes
Used to display data types:

Voltage:U
Current:I
14 Active power:P
Reactive power:Q
Apparent power:S
Energy:E
Types of power quality parameters:
Power factor:PF
Displacement power factor:DPF
Demand:DMD
Total harmonics Distortion:THD,
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Unbalance:Unbl
Maximum:Max.
Minimum:Min.
Average:Avg
Total:Σ
The four buttons of the meter are shown below:
Key function display description:

Key symbol Description
Back key: Used to exit the current operation interface
Up key: Used to switch the interface display and change the value size during
setting, long press to shift
Down key: Used to switch the interface display and change the value size
during setting, long press to shift
Confirm key: Used to confirm the operation
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8.2 Meter start-up interface

After the meter is powered on, the following screen is displayed:
2s 2s
Meter Model Firmware Version Measurement Interface
8.3 Meter display mode switching

The meter display mode is divided into data display mode and device configuration mode.
The data display mode and device configuration mode are switched by key
Data Display Mode
Data Display Configuration

There are a total of 6 display modes in the data display mode: real-time measurement data display
mode , power quality display mode , voltage harmonic display mode, current harmonic display
mode, Energy display mode , device information display mode , and switch between each mode
by key, as shown in the figure below:
Real Time Data Power Quality Voltage Harmonics
Meter Info Energy Current Harmonics
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8.4 Real-time measurement data interface

Figure display, indicating that the current mode is real-time measurement data mode, real-
time measurement data display interface is used to display: voltage, current, power, power factor,
frequency and other data. Use the key or key to toggle the display of the interface.
The meter will have different display interfaces under different wiring types:
8.4.1 Real-time measurement data interface 3P4W
Phase Voltage Line Voltage Phase/Line Voltage AVG
Phase ABC Current AVG Phase N Current Current
Frequency Total Frequency PF
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Total DPF DPF Total PF
Active Power Total Active Power Reactive Power
Total Apparent Power Apparent Power Total Reactive Power
Line Voltage Line Voltage AVG Current
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Total Frequency Frequency Phase ABC Current AVG
Total PF Total DPF Total Active Power
Total Apparent Power Total Reactive Power
Phase Voltage Line Voltage Current
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PF Frequency Phase N Current
Total PF DPF Total DPF
Reactive Power Total Active Power Active Power
Total Reactive Power Apparent Power Total Apparent Power
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Voltage Current Phase N Current
DPF PF Frequency
Active Power Reactive Power Apparent Power
8.5 Power quality interface

Figure indicator display, indicating that the current mode is power quality mode, power quality
display interface is used to display: voltage and current power maximum and minimum value, voltage
and current imbalance, current power demand and other data. Use the key or key to toggle
the display of the interface.
The power quality display interface will have different display interfaces under different wiring
methods.
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8.5.1 Power quality interface 3P4W
Phase Voltage Max Phase Voltage Min Line Voltage Max
Current Min Current Max Line Voltage Min
Active Power Max Total Active Power Max Active Power Min
Total Reactive Power Reactive Power Max Total Active Power Min
Max
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Reactive Power Min Total Reactive Power Apparent Power Max

Min
Total Apparent Power Apparent Power Min Total Apparent Power

Min Max
Voltage Negative Current Negative Voltage Angle

sequence/zero sequence sequence/zero sequence
imbalance imbalance
Active Power Demand Power Factor Angle Current Angle
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Total Active Power Active Power Demand Total Active Power

Demand Max Demand Max
Reactive Power Demand Total Reactive Power Reactive Power Demand

Max Demand
Total Reactive Power Apparent Power Demand Total Apparent Power

Demand Max Demand
Total Apparent Power Apparent Power Demand

Demand Max Max
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Line Voltage Max Line Voltage Min Current Max
Total Active Power Min Total Active Power Max Current Min
Total Reactive Power Total Reactive Power Total Apparent Power

Max Min Max
Current Negative Voltage Negative Total Apparent Power

sequence/zero sequence sequence/zero sequence Min
imbalance imbalance
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Voltage Angle Current Angle Total Active Power

Demand
Total Reactive Power Total Reactive Power Total Active Power

Demand Max Demand Demand Max
Total Apparent Power Total Apparent Power

Demand Demand Max
Phase Voltage Max Phase Voltage Min Line Voltage Max
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Current Min Current Max Line Voltage Min
Active Power Max Total Active Power Max Active Power Min
Total Reactive Power Reactive Power Max Total Active Power Min
Max
Reactive Power Min Total Reactive Power Apparent Power Max

Min
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Total Apparent Power Apparent Power Min Total Apparent Power

Min Max
Voltage Angle Current Angle Power Factor Angle
Active Power Demand Total Active Power Active Power Demand

Max Demand
Total Active Power Reactive Power Demand Total Reactive Power

Demand Max Demand
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Apparent Power Demand Total Reactive Power ReActive Power Demand

Demand Max Max
Total Apparent Power Apparent Power Demand Total Apparent Power

Demand Max Demand Max
Voltage Max Voltage Min Current Max
Active Power Min Active Power Max Current Min
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Reactive Power Max Reactive Power Min Apparent Power Max
Current Angle Voltage Angle Apparent Power Min
Power Factor Angle Active Power Demand Active Power Demand

Max
Apparent Power Demand ReActive Power Demand Reactive Power Demand

Max
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Apparent Power Demand

Max
8.6 Voltage Harmonic Interface

The voltage harmonic display interface is used to display: total voltage harmonics and fractional
voltage harmonics and other data. Use the key or key to toggle the display of the interface.
The voltage harmonic display interface will have different display interfaces under different wiring
types
.
8.6.1 Voltage harmonic interface 3P4W
Voltage THD Voltage 1st harmonic Voltage 2nd harmonic

distortion distortion
...
Voltage 50th harmonic Voltage 49th harmonic Voltage 3rd to 48th
distortion distortion harmonic distortion
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...

...
34

...
8.7 Current Harmonic Interface

The current harmonic display interface is used to display: total current harmonic and fractional
voltage harmonics and other data. Use the key or key to toggle the display of the interface.
The current harmonic display interface will have different display interfaces under different wiring
methods.
8.7.1 Current Harmonic Interface 3P4W
Current THD Current 1st harmonic Current 2nd harmonic

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...
Current 50th harmonic Current 49th harmonic Current 3rd to 48th

...

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...

...
8.8 Energy Data Interface

Figure display, indicating that the current mode is Energy data display mode, Energy data
display interface is used to display: Active Energy, Reactive Energy, Apparent Energy, Tariff Energy and
other data. Use the key or key to toggle the display of the interface.
The meter will have different display interfaces under different wiring methods.
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8.8.1 Energy Data Interface 3P4W
Total Active Energy Phase A Active Energy Phase B Active Energy

Import Import Import
Phase A Reactive Total Reactive Energy Phase C Active Energy

Energy Importt Importt Import
Phase B Reactive Phase C Reactive Total Apparent Energy

Energy Importt Energy Importt
Phase C Apparent Phase B Apparent Phase A Apparent

Energy Energy Energy
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Export Export Export
Phase A Reactive Total Reactive Energy Phase C Active Energy

Energy Export Export Export
Phase B Reactive Phase C Reactive Tariff Energy-1

Energy Export Energy Export
Tariff Energy-4 Tariff Energy-3 Tariff Energy-2
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Tariff Energy-5 Tariff Energy-6
Total Active Energy Total Reactive Energy Total Apparent Energy

Import Importt
Tariff Energy-1 Total Reactive Energy Total Active Energy

Export Export
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Import Import Import
Phase B Reactive Phase A Reactive Total Reactive Energy

Energy Importt Energy Importt Importt
Total Apparent Energy Phase A Apparent Phase B Apparent

Energy Energy
Phase B Active Energy Phase A Active Energy Total Active Energy

Export Export Export
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Total Reactive Energy Phase A Reactive Phase B Reactive

Export Energy Export Energy Export
Phase A Active Energy Phase A Reactive Phase A Apparent

Import Energy Importt Energy
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Tariff Energy-1 Phase A Reactive Phase A Active Energy

Energy Export Export
8.9 Device Information Interface

figure display, indicating that the current mode is the device information display mode, the
device information display interface is used to display: the current date, time, communication
parameters, Energy pulse constant, equipment temperature and other data of the device. Use the
key or key to toggle the display of the interface
Meter Model Firmware Version Serial Number
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Address Time Date
Baudrate Parity Stop bit
Internal temperature Energy Const
8.10 Device Configuration Interface

Figure display, indicating that the current mode is the
device configuration mode, the equipment configuration interface
is used to configure: grid parameters, current transformer
parameters, zero drift suppression, Tartar, demand,
communication, relay, equipment, zero clearing and other
parameters.
Before entering the configuration page, you need to enter
the configuration password (default 1000), press the key to
enter the password input, short press the key or key
to modify the value size, long press the key or key

Input Password
to switch the value to be modified (the corresponding value will flash), press the key to confirm
the password, if the password is correct will enter the configuration interface, if it is incorrect, continue to
stay in the input password interface.
8.10.1 Configuration parameter selection

After entering the configuration page, there are 3 pages of configuration parameters to choose
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from, short press the key or key to select the parameter to configure, press the key
to enter the corresponding parameter configuration page.
Page 1 Page 3 Page 3

The meanings of each symbol are defined as follows:
symbol meanings
Configure grid parameters
Configure current transformer parameters
Configure zero-drift suppression parameters
Configure Tariff parameter
Configure demand parameters
Configure communication parameters
Configure relay parameters
Configure device parameters
Clear
8.10.2 Configure grid parameters

On the Configure Parameters page, select to enter the grid parameter configuration
interface.
The configurable parameters of the grid parameters interface are as follows:
Wiring Type Frequency Nominal Voltage
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Current conversion PT Ratio

coefficient
8.10.2.1 Configure the wiring type

This page is used to configure the wiring type of the device,
which must be consistent with the actual wiring method of the
meter.
Press the key to enter the setting, the corresponding
value will flash, short press the key or key to modify
the value size, long press the key or key to switch

the value to be modified (the corresponding value will flash).
After the data modification is completed, press the key
to confirm the data, there will be a prompt whether to save, short Wiring Type
press the key or key, to select Yes or No, press the
key again to perform the operation.

The available wiring types:
symbol meanings
Three-phase four-wire system 4CT, N-phase current is obtained by current
transformer
The three-phase four-wire system 3CT, N-phase current is obtained by ABC
three-phase current vector sum calculation
Three-phase three-wire system 3CT, B-phase current is obtained through a
current transformer
Three-phase three-wire system 2CT, B phase current is obtained by AC
phase current vector sum calculation
Single-phase three-wire system
Single-phase two-wire system
8.10.2.2 Configure grid frequency

This page is used to configure the nominal frequency of the
grid, which must be consistent with the actual nominal frequency
of the grid.

to confirm the data, there will be a prompt whether to save, short Frequency
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press the key or key, to select Yes or No, press the key again to perform the
operation.
The available frequencies:
symbol meanings
Select the nominal frequency of the grid 50Hz
Select the nominal frequency of the grid 60Hz
8.10.2.3 Configure nominal voltage

This page is used to configure the nominal voltage of the grid,
which must be consistent with the actual nominal voltage of the
grid.
➢ The nominal voltage is used for zero drift suppression
reference value.

Nominal Voltage
to confirm the data, there will be a prompt whether to save, short press the key or key, to
select Yes or No, press the key again to perform the operation.
8.10.2.4 Configure PT ratio

This page is used to configure the voltage transformer
transformation ratio = (primary voltage / secondary voltage value)
* 10000.unit V/V when the device voltage transformer is
connected.
➢ When there is no PT access, the value needs to be set to
10000

PT Ratio
After the data modification is completed, press the key to confirm the data, there will be a
prompt whether to save, short press the key or key, to select Yes or No, press the
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8.10.2.5 Configure current conversion factor

This page is used to configure the current conversion
coefficient of the device, value = (actual conversion factor value) *
10000.
➢ When the conversion current value is not required, the
value needs to be set to 10000
➢ The meter shows the current value = the measured
current value * the conversion coefficient

Current conversion
coefficient
8.10.3 Configuring Current Transformer Parameters

Select on the configuration parameters page to enter the current transformer parameter
configuration interface.
The configurable parameters of the current transformer parameter interface are as follows:
Current Sensor Type Phase ABC Current Phase ABC Nominal

Sensor Ratio Current
Current Sensor Phase N Nominal Phase N Current Sensor

Direction Current Ratio
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Current Sensor Channel
8.10.3.1 Configure the current transformer type

This page is used to configure the current transformer type.
➢ The second line of parameters shown is the ABC phase
current transformer type
➢ The third line parameter shown is the N-phase current
transformer type

Current Sensor Type
The available current transformers types:
symbol meanings
Configure the current transformer type to Rogowski coil
The current transformer type is configured to be a voltage output type CT
8.10.3.2 Configure phase ABC current transformer ratio

This page is used to configure the ABC phase current
transformer ratio.
➢ The second line of parameters displayed is the primary
input current of current transformer
➢ The third line parameter displayed is the secondary
output current of current transformer
➢ When the current transformer type is Rogowski coil, the
output voltage value of the secondary terminal of the
transformer needs to be set according to the nominal
frequency.
Press the key to enter the setting, the corresponding Phase ABC Current
Sensor Ratio
the value size, long press the key or key to switch the value to be modified (the
corresponding value will flash).
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8.10.3.3 Configure phase ABC nominal current

This page is used to configure the ABC phase nominal
current, which needs to be set according to the maximum current
measured.

to confirm the data, there will be a prompt whether to save, short
Phase ABC Nominal
Current
8.10.3.4 Configure the N-phase current

transformer ratio
This page is used to configure the N-current transformer
ratio.
➢ The second line of parameters displayed is the primary
input current of current transformer
➢ The third line parameter displayed is the secondary
output current of current transformer
➢ When the current transformer type is Rogowski coil, the
output voltage value of the secondary terminal of the
transformer needs to be set according to the nominal Phase N Current Sensor
frequency.
Ratio
value will flash, short press the key or key to modify the value size, long press the
key or key to switch the value to be modified (the corresponding value will flash).
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8.10.3.5 Configure the N-phase nominal current

This page is used to configure the N-phase nominal current,
which is set according to the maximum current measured.

Phase N Nominal
Current
8.10.3.6 Configure the ABC phase current transformer direction

transformer direction, when the current transformer direction is
wrong or the current input terminal wiring is wrong, resulting in
incorrect current direction, you can modify this parameter to
correct the direction.
➢ The first parameter of the third row displayed is the
current direction of phase A, the second parameter is the
current direction of phase B, and the third parameter is the
current direction of phase C
Current Sensor
Direction
The available configuration current transformer direction types:
symbol meanings
Keep the original orientation of the current transformer unchanged
Turn the current transformer inversely
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8.10.3.7 Configure phase ABC current channel

channel, when the current channel and the voltage channel do
not correspond, it will cause power calculation errors, at this time
it is necessary to correct the correspondence between current
and voltage, and the current and voltage can be modified by
modifying this parameter.
➢ The first parameter of the third line displayed is the
phase corresponding to current channel 1, the second
parameter is the phase corresponding to current channel 2,
and the third parameter is the phase corresponding to
current channel 3
➢ When the wiring is correct, channel 1 corresponds to Current Sensor Channel
phase A, channel 2 corresponds to phase B, and channel 3
corresponds to phase C
Press the key to enter the setting, the corresponding value will flash, short press the
key or key to modify the value size, long press the key or key to switch the value to
be modified (the corresponding value will flash).
The available configuration current channel types:
symbol meanings
Set the corresponding channel to phase A
Set the corresponding channel to phase B
Set the corresponding channel to phase C
8.10.4 Configuring Zero Drift Suppression Parameters

On the Configure Parameters page, select to enter the zero-drift suppression parameter
configuration interface
The zero-drift rejection parameter configuration interface value is used to suppress voltage and
current runout when there is no voltage and current input.
The parameters that can be configured on the zero-drift suppression parameter interface are as
follows:
Voltage zero drift Current zero drift

suppression suppression
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8.10.4.1 Configure voltage zero-drift suppression

This page is used to configure voltage zero drift suppression.
When the voltage is lower than the set value, it is displayed as 0.
➢ The reference value is the nominal voltage

to confirm the data, there will be a prompt whether to save, short Voltage zero drift
press the key or key, to select Yes or No, press the suppression
8.10.4.2 Configure current zero drift suppression

This page is used to configure current zero drift suppression.
When the current is below the set value, it is displayed as 0.
➢ The reference value is the nominal current

to confirm the data, there will be a prompt whether to save, short Current zero drift
press the key or key, to select Yes or No, press the suppression
8.10.5 Configure Tariff parameters

Select on the configuration parameter page to
enter the Tariff parameter configuration interface.
The Tariff parameter configuration interface values are used

to set tariff control mode and select tariff.
➢ The second line of parameters displayed is Tariff

control mode, which can be controlled manually or RTC
➢ The parameter of the third line displayed is the manually
selected current Tartar, which is not displayed when the
Tariff control mode is RTC control mode.
Tariff
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The available configuration Tariff control modes:

symbol meanings
he Tariff control mode is manual control mode, and Tariff can be selected
through the interface or Modbus
The Tariff control mode is the RTC control mode, and the Tariff is
automatically switched through the set time period.
Tariff time period settings refer to the Modbus directive.
8.10.6 Configure Demand Parameters

On the Configure Parameters page, select to
enter the Demand Parameter Configuration page.
The Demand parameter configuration interface value is used

to set the demand calculation method and demand interval.
➢ The parameters in the second row displayed are the

demand calculation method, which can be fixed or sliding.
➢ The parameters in line 3 shown are the demand
calculation interval in minutes.
Press the key to enter the setting, the corresponding Demand

The available demand calculation method:
symbol meanings
The demand calculation method is fixed
The demand calculation method is sliding
8.10.7 Configuring Communication Parameters

On the Configure Parameters page, select to enter the communication parameter
configuration interface.
The configurable parameters of the Communication Parameters interface are as follows
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Address Baudrate Parity
Stop bit
8.10.7.1 Configure the communication address

This page is used to configure communication addresses.
➢ Configurable range: 1-247

Address
8.10.7.2 Configure communication Baud

This page is used to configure the communication baud.

to confirm the data, there will be a prompt whether to save, short Baudrate

The available configured communication Baud types:
symbol meanings
Set the communication baud to 2400bps
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8.10.7.3 Configure communication parity

This page is used to configure communication parity.

Parity

The available configuration parity types:
symbol meanings
Set communication parity to NONE
Set communication parity to ODD
Set communication parity to EVEN
8.10.7.4 Configure communication stop bits

This page is used to configure communication stop bits.
➢ Configurable values are: 1 or 2

Stop bit
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8.10.8 Configure relay parameters

Select on the configuration parameter page to
enter the relay parameter configuration interface.
The relay parameter configuration interface values are used

to set the control mode and output of the relay.
➢ The second line parameter displayed is the relay

control mode, which can be manually controlled or alarm
output controlled.
➢ The third line parameter displayed is the current relay
output for manual control. When the relay control mode is
alarm output control mode, this line is not displayed. Relay
Press the key to enter the setting, the corresponding value will flash, short press the
key or key to modify the value size, long press the key or key to switch the value to
be modified (the corresponding value will flash).
The available relay control methods:
symbol meanings
The relay control method is manual control, and the relay output can be
controlled through the operation interface or Modbus
The relay control method is alarm output control. When there is a parameter
alarm, the relay outputs. For specific alarm parameter settings, refer to
Modbus
The available manual control relay output values:

symbol meanings
Relay output open
Relay output closed
8.10.9 Configuring device parameters

Select on the configuration parameter page to enter the device parameter configuration
interface.
The configurable parameters of the device parameter interface are as follows:
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Date Time Backlight Brightness
Programming password Key Tone Backlight Off Time
8.10.9.1 Configure device date

This page is used to configure device date.

press the key or key, to select Yes or No, press the Date
8.10.9.2 Configure device time

This page is used to configure device time.

press the key or key, to select Yes or No, press the Time
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8.10.9.3 Configure device backlight brightness

This page is used to configure the device backlight
brightness.
➢ Configurable range: 1-5

After the data modification is completed, press the key Backlight Brightness
8.10.9.4 Configure the device backlight off time

This page is used to configure the device backlight off time. If
no keys are detected within the set time, the backlight turns off.
➢ Configurable range: 0-99 minute
When the backlight off time is 0, it means that the
backlight is always on

the value to be modified (the corresponding value will flash). Backlight Off Time
8.10.9.5 Configure the device key tone

This page is used to configure the device key tone. When the
device key tone is on, pressing the key, buzzer will sound.

Key Tone

The available key tone control methods:
symbol meanings
The key tone is turned on, press the key, and the buzzer will sound
The key tone is off, press the key, and the buzzer will not sound
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8.10.9.6 Configure the device programming password

This page is used to configure the device programming
password.
➢ Default programming password: 1000

to confirm the data, there will be a prompt whether to save, short Programming password
8.10.10 Configure the clear parameter

On the Configure Parameters page, select to enter
the zeroing parameter configuration interface.
The clear parameter configuration interface is used to clear

parameters such as zero maximum value, demand, Tariff
Energy, and Energy.
the value size, long press the key or key to switch Clear
The available configuration clear types:
symbol meanings
Clear the maximum and minimum values
Clear demand
Clear Tariff Energy
Clear Energy
Clear the maximum and minimum values, demand, Tariff Energy, Energy
9. Modbus Communication
Communication
Communication port RS485
Communication protocol Modbus RTU
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ME337 adopts the standard Modbus RTU protocol.
9.1 Modbus Communication settings

Before performing the Modbus-RTU communication, the following parameters need to be set
through the interface of the meter:
Parameter Effective value Default value
Address 1–247 1
-1200
-2400
-4800
Baud rate -9600 9600
-19200
-38400
-57600
-115200
Data bits 8 8
– None
Parity check – Odd None
– Even
Stop bit 1-2 1
9.2 Modbus-RTU data frame

Modbus RTU data frame includes 4 parts: Address field, Function code, Data and CRC Check.
9.3 PDU Request data Format

Function code Data
8-Bits N×8-Bits
9.4 Function code

Function codes are used to indicate how the analyzer processes the instruction. The following table
shows the available function codes and their descriptions.
Name of function
Function code Function Remarks
code
Hexadeci
Decimal
mal
3 03H Read holding register Used to read meter’s parameters
Used to configure meter
16 10H Write multiple registers
parameters
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9.5 Register Description

The register list has the following entries:
Register Register operation register

type Unit description
name address Read / write number
➢ Register name: used to indicate the purpose of the register.

➢ Register address: the address of Modbus register in Decimal.
➢ Operation: used to indicate the operation that the register can perform.
➢ Number of registers: indicates how many int16 sizes the register has.
➢ Type: describes the type of data
➢ Unit: indicates the size of the register value unit
➢ Description: a description of the register
9.6 Data type list

The following table lists the data types used in this document:
Type description Range
16 bit unsigned
UInt16 0–65535
integer
Int16 16 bit signed integer -32768–+32767
32 bit unsigned
UInt32 0–4 294 967 295
integer
64 bit unsigned
UInt64 0–18 446 744 073 709 551 615
integer
UTF8 8-bit UTF Multibyte unicode coding
32-bit floating point
Float32 Standard IEEE single precision floating point numbers
number
Date and Time
Date Time -
Types
Time Time Type -
Date Time format:

Position
Byte
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
1 Year(2000–2099)
2 Month (1–12) Day (1–31)
3 Hour (0–23) Second (0–59)
4 Millisecond (0–59)
Time format:
Position
Byte
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
1 Hour (0–23)
2 Second (0–59)
Configure the device via the Modbus-RTU
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You can use the function code 16 to write instructions to the device and configure the device
parameters.
The device parameter configuration can only be configured by writing the corresponding data to the
"configurating instruction register", that is, writing the corresponding data to the address starting from
300 to configure the corresponding parameters.
9.7 Configuration results

The configuration results can be obtained by reading registers 424 and 425.
Register
Description Size (UInt16) Data (example)
address
Configuration instruction
424 1 1001(set Date Time)
code
0 = configuration successful
80 = invalid instruction code
425 81 = invalid parameter value
Configuration results 1 82 = number of invalid parameters
83 = instruction not executed
9.8 Modbus-RTU Function code

9.8.1 Function code (0x10=16) Operation Instructions
Function code(0x10=16) is used to configure the parameters of the device, and its request and
return instructions are defined as follows:
Configuration device parameter command format:
Range
No. Meaning Type Description
(Decimal)
1 Device address UInt8 1-247
2 Function code UInt8 16
Register start
3 UInt16 - High byte first(sending sequence)
address
Number of
4 configuration UInt16 1-123 High byte first(sending sequence)
registers
Number of configuration registers
5 Data length UInt8
*2
First register
configuration data
7 … UInt16 - High byte first(sending sequence)
nth register
configuration data
9 CRC-16 parity code UInt16 - low byte first(sending sequence)
Return to configuration device parameter command format:

Range
(Decimal)
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Range
(Decimal)
Register start
3 UInt16 300 High byte first
address
Number of
4 configuration UInt16 1-123 High byte first
registers
5 CRC-16 parity code UInt16 - low byte first
Attention
The function code (0x10=16) can only write data to the "configuration instruction
register", that is, it can only write data to the register starting from address 300.
For example:
Configure the analyzer time (command =1200, set to: 2022-11-1 12:20:00)
Value
No. Name Type Value (HEX) Description
(Decimal)
1 Device address UInt8 1 01
2 Function code UInt8 16 10
Configuration register
3 Data byte length UInt16 300 012C
start address
Configure Time
Number of read Command + parameter
4 UInt16 7 0007
registers total 7 registers are
occupied
Number of
5 Data length UInt8 14 0E configuration registers *
2
Register 300 write Instruction code 1200
6 UInt16 1200 04B0
value to configure time
Register 301 write Year of configuration
7 UInt16 2022 07E6
value time = 2022
Register 302 write Month of configuration
8 UInt16 11 000B
value time = 11
Register 303 write Day of configuration
9 UInt16 1 0001
value time = 1
Register 304 write Time of configuration =
10 UInt16 12 000C
value 12
Register 305 write Minutes of configuration
11 UInt16 20 0014
value time =20
Register 306 write Seconds of
12 UInt16 0 0000
value configuration time = 0
CRC-16 parity low byte first(sending
13 UInt16 35524 8AC4
code sequence)
The order of sending bytes is as follows:
01 10 01 2C 00 07 0E 04 B0 07 E6 00 0B 00 01 00 0C 00 14 00 00 C4 8A
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After the configuration is successful,the received data packets are as follows:

01 10 01 2C 00 07 41 FE
No. Meaning Type Value (decimal) Value (HEX)
3 Register start address UInt16 012C 300
Number of configuration
4 UInt16 0007 7
registers
5 CRC-16 parity code UInt16 41FE
9.8.2 Function code (0x03=3) operation instructions

The function code (0x03=3) is used to read the parameters of the analyzer register. Its request data
and return data format are as follows:
Request data format:
No. Name Type Range (Decimal) Description
High byte first(sending
3 Register start address UInt16 -
sequence)
Number of read High byte first(sending
4 UInt16 1-125
registers sequence)
low byte first(sending
5 CRC-16 parity code UInt16 -
sequence)
Return data format:
No. Name Type Range (Decimal) Description

3 Data byte length UInt8 - Number of registers * 2
4 1st register data - High byte first
5 … - High byte first
6 nth register data - High byte first
7 CRC-16 parity code UInt16 - Low byte first
Example of reading device parameters:

Read the voltage values of L1, L2 and L3 (the starting address of the voltage register is 1010):
Range
No. Name Type Range (HEX) Description
(Decimal)
1 Device address UInt8 1 0x01
2 Function code UInt8 3 0x03
Register start
3 UInt16 1010 0x03F2
address
Number of read
4 UInt16 6 0x0006
registers
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Range
No. Name Type Range (HEX) Description
(Decimal)
CRC-16 parity low byte first(sending
5 UInt16 32612 0x7F64
code sequence)
The order of sending hexadecimal bytes is as follows:
01 03 03 F2 00 06 64 7F
The received packets are as follows:
01 03 0C 43 5C 00 00 43 5D 00 00 43 5E 00 00 14 AC
No. Name Type Hexadecimal Decimal
3 Data byte length UInt8 0C 12
Address 2147 data
4 float32 435C0000 220V
(phase a voltage)
Address 2148 data
5 float32 435D0000 221V
(phase B voltage)
Address 2149 data
6 float32 435E0000 222V
(phase C voltage)
7 CRC-16 parity code UInt16 14AC
9.8.3 Error response

Error response data format:
No. Name Type Decimal Hexadecimal Description
1 Device address UInt8 1-247 0x01-0xF7
(128+3) (0x80+0x03)
2 Function code UInt8
(128+16) (0x80+0x10)
3 Error code UInt8
low byte
4 CRC-16 parity code UInt16 first(sending
sequence)
Modbus Error code:

Code
Name Meaning
(HEX)
The function code supported by the analyzer is not
0x01 Illegal function code
used.
The register data written or read is not a supported
0x02 Illegal data address
address range.
The data value written to the register does not meet
0x03 Illegal data value
the requirements.
0x04 Analyzer error An unknown error occurred
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9.9 List of configuration instructions

9.9.1 System parameter setting
Instructio Oper Range

Size Type Unit Description
n code ation (Decimal)
Wiring mode
0=3P4W_4CT
1=3P4W_3CT
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1,2,3,4,5 2=3P3W_3CT
3=3P3W_2CT
4=1P3W
5=1P2W
1001
W 1 UInt16 Hz 50,60 Grid frequency
Nominal voltage (not including
W 1 UInt16 V 1-65535
VT ratio)
VT ratio, 10000 times
W 2 UInt32 - 1-99999999
magnification
CT ratio, 10000 times
W 2 UInt32 - 1-99999999
magnification
9.9.2 Parameter setting of L1,L2,L3 current transformer

Phase L1L2L3 current
sensor type
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1
0 = Rogowski coil
1 = VCT
Phase L1L2L3 Rogowski
W 2 UInt32 A 1-999999
coil input
mV@50
coil output
Hz
W 2 UInt32 1-9999 (Note: The output should
1002 mV@60
be set according to the set
Hz
power grid frequency)
W 2 UInt32 A 1-999999
coil Nominal Current
W 2 UInt32 A 1-999999 Phase L1L2L3 VCT input
W 2 UInt32 mV 1-9999 Phase L1L2L3 VCT output

Phase L1L2L3 VCT nominal
W 2 UInt32 A 1-999999
current
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9.9.3 Parameter setting of N-phase current transformer

Phase N current sensor type
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1 0 = Rogowski coil
1 = VCT
W 2 UInt32 A 1-999999 Phase N Rogowski coil input
Phase N Rogowski coil

mV@50
output
Hz
W 2 UInt32 1-9999 (Note: The output should
mV@60
1003 be set according to the set
Hz
power grid frequency)
Phase N Rogowski coil
W 2 UInt32 A 1-999999
Nominal Current
W 2 UInt32 A 1-999999 Phase N VCT input
W 2 UInt32 mV 1-9999 Phase N VCT output
Phase N VCT nominal

W 2 UInt32 A 1-999999
current
9.9.4 Current Sensor Direction setting

When the coil direction is inconsistent with the actual situation, this configuration can be used to
modify the current direction

Phase A Current Sensor
Direction
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1
0=Positive (Default)
1=Negative
Phase B Current Sensor
Direction
1010 W 1 UInt16 - 0,1
1=Negative
Phase C Current Sensor
Direction
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1
1=Negative
9.9.5 Current Sensor Channel setting

When the current and voltage do not correspond, this configuration can be used to modify the
current channel selection so that the current and voltage correspond to each other
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Phase A Current Sensor
Channel
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1,2 0=channel 1 (Default)
1=channel 2
2=channel 3
Phase B Current Sensor
Channel
1011 W 1 UInt16 - 0,1,2 0=channel 1
1=channel 2 (Default)
2=channel 3
Phase C Current Sensor
Channel
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1,2 0=channel 1
1=channel 2
9.9.6 Zero drift suppression setting

Voltage zero drift
suppression
Take (nominal voltage * VT
W 1 UInt16 % 0~1000 variable ratio) as a
reference
= Actual value * 100
1020 Default: 10
Current zero drift
suppression
With (nominal current * CT
W 1 UInt16 % 0~1000 change ratio) as a reference
= Actual value * 100
Default: 10
9.9.7 Demand parameter setting

Demand calculation method
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1 0= fixed
1060
1= sliding type
W 1 UInt16 minute 1-60 Demand calculation interval
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9.9.8 Tariff mode setting

Switch mode
1070 W 1 UInt16 - 0,1 0 = Manual
1 = RTC
9.9.9 Manual tariff setting

Manual tariff setting
0 = Tariff select 1
1 = Tariff select 2
1071 W 1 UInt16 - 0-5 …
5 = Tariff select 6
(Note: This setting is only
valid if the tariff mode is
manual switching)
9.9.10 RTC tariff period setting

W 3 Time - - Ta Start
W 3 Time - - Tb Start
W 3 Time - - Tc Start
1072
W 3 Time - - Td Start
W 3 Time - - Te Start
W 3 Time - - Tf Start
9.9.11 RTC tariff select setting

Ta Tariff select
0 = Tariff 1
W 1 UInt16 - 0-5 1 = Tariff 2
1073 …
5=Tariff 6
W 1 UInt16 - 0-5 Tb Tariff select
W 1 UInt16 - 0-5 Tc Tariff select
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W 1 UInt16 - 0-5 Td Tariff select
W 1 UInt16 - 0-5 Te Tariff select
W 1 UInt16 - 0-5 Tf Tariff select
9.9.12 Device time setting

W 1 UInt16 - 2000-2099 Year
W 1 UInt16 - 1-12 Month
W 1 UInt16 - 1-31 Date
1200
W 1 UInt16 - 0-23 Hour
W 1 UInt16 - 0-59 Minute
W 1 UInt16 - 0-59 Second
9.9.13 Communication parameter setting
Instruction Oper Range

code ation (Decimal)
W 1 UInt16 - 1-247 Slave address
Baud rate
0 = 2400
1 = 4800
2 = 9600
W 1 UInt16 - 0-4
3 = 19200
4 = 38400
5 = 57600
1210
6 = 115200
Parity check
0 = NONE
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1,2
1 = ODD
2 = EVEN
Stop bit
W 1 UInt16 - 1,2 1 = 1bit
2 = 2bit
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9.9.14 Reset setting

Ope Range
Instruction
ratio Size Type Unit Description
code (Decimal)
n
1:Reset Max.Min.
2:Reset Demand Max
1301 W 1 UInt16 - 1-5 3:Reset Tariff Energy
4:Reset Energy
5:Reset ALL
9.9.15 Relay output control mode

Control mode
2000 W 1 UInt16 - 0-1 0 = Manual
1 = Alarm
9.9.16 Relay output manual control

Relay output control
0 = open relay output
1 = closed relay output
2001 W 1 UInt16 - 0-1 (Note: This setting is
effective only when the relay
output control mode is
manual control mode)
9.9.17 Alarm setting

W 1 UInt16 - - Alarm ID
Alarm Status
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1 0=Disable
3000
1=Enable
- 1 UInt16 - - Reserve
W 2 Float32 - 0-1000000 Alarm activation threshold
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Percentage error of alarm
release point relative to
alarm activation threshold
Example: over current alarm
W 2 Float32 % - activation threshold =100A
alarm release point =5%.
When the current value is
less than 100-100*5%=95A,
the alarm will be released
Buzzer
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1 0=Unlinked
1=Linked
Relay
W 1 UInt16 - 0,1 0=Unlinked
1=Linked
9.10 Register list

The register list has the following headings:
Register Operation
Register alias Size Type Unit Description
address read / write
➢ Register alias: Used to refer to the meaning of registers

➢ Register address: The start address of Modbus communication register is in decimal
format, and the address is the real address without offset.
➢ Operation: Indicates the operation that the register can perform, R: readable; W: It can be
written directly through 16 function code; WC: the current register needs to be configured
indirectly by writing configuration data to the address starting from the instruction register 300.
➢ Size: Indicates how many MODBUS registers are occupied. One MODBUS register is 16bit.
➢ Type: For the type of data code, see the Data type table
➢ Unit: Unit of register value
➢ Description: Introduce the function of this register.
Data type table
Type Description Range

Unsigned 16 bits
UInt16 0~65535
integer
Int16 Signed 16 bits integer -32768~+32767
Unsigned 32-bit
UInt32 0~4294967295
integer
Unsigned 64 bits
UInt64 0~18446744073709551615
integer
Int64 Signed 64 bits integer -9223372036854775808 ~ 9223372036854775808
UTF8 8-bit UTF code Multibyte Unicode encoding
Float32 32-bit floating point Standard IEEE floating point data (single precision)
Date Time Time type -
Date Time format
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Position
Byte
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
1 Year(2000–2099)
2 Month (1–12) Date (1–31)
3 Hour (0–23) Minute (0–59)
9.11 Modbus Register list

9.11.1 Equipment parameters
Register Oper
Register start ation
alias address read /
(decimal) write
Meter model 60 R 10 UTF8 -

Serial
70 R 2 UInt32 -
Number
Firmware
72 R 1 UInt16 - Format: X.Y.Z
Version
Reg.75: Year 2000-2099
Reg.76: Month (b15:b8), Date
Date and Date (b7:b0)
75 R/WC 4 -
time time Reg. 77: Hour (b15:b8) ,Minute
(b7:b0)
Reg. 78: Millisecond
9.11.2 Communication parameter

Register Oper
(decimal) write
Slave
80 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 1-247
address
0=2400
1=4800
2=9600
Baud rate 81 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 3=19200
4=38400
5=57600
6=115200
0 = None
Parity 82 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 1 = Odd
2 = Even
1 = 1 bit
Stop bit 83 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
2 = 2 bit
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9.11.3 Relay
Register Oper
(decimal) write
Output Relay output control mode

control 200 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0 = Manual control mode
mode 1 = alarm output control mode
Relay output control
0 = Open
Relay output 1 = Closed
201 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
control
(Note: This setting is effective
only when the relay output control
mode is manual control mode)
Relay output status
Relay
202 R 1 UInt16 - 0 = open
Output State
1 = closed
9.11.4 Digital input

Register Oper
(decimal) write
0 = DI1 open, DI2 open

1 = DI1 closed, DI2 open
Digital input 210 R 1 UInt16 -
2 = DI1 open, DI2 closed
3 = DI1 closed, DI2 closed
9.11.5 Voltage and current phase sequence

Register Oper
(decimal) write
0 = voltage sequence is correct,

current sequence is correct
Voltage 1 = voltage sequence wrong,

current ccurrent sequence correct
phase 220 R 1 UInt16 -
sequence 2 = voltage sequence correct,
state current sequence wrong
3 = voltage sequence wrong,

current sequence wrong
Note: Current phase sequence may be errors when the current is less than 1% of the nominal
current
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9.11.6 Configure instruction register
Oper
Register ation
Register start Siz
Read Type Unit Description
alias address e
(decimal) /
write
Instruction
300 R/W 1 UInt16 -
code
Instruction
parameters00 301 R/W 1 UInt16 -
1
Instruction
2
… … R/W 1 UInt16 -
Instruction
3
Configuration
instruction 424 R 1 UInt16 -
code
0 = valid operation
80 = invalid instruction code
81 = invalid instruction
Configuration
425 R 1 UInt16 - parameter
results
82 = number of invalid
instruction parameters
83= operation not executed
9.11.7 Power system

Register
Oper
start ation
Register alias address Size Type Unit Description
read /
(decimal write
)
0=3P4W_4CT
1=3P4W_3CT
2=3P3W_3CT
Wiring mode 500 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
3=3P3W_2CT
4=1P3W
5=1P2W
Grid frequency 501 R/WC 1 UInt16 Hz
The VT ratio is not
Nominal voltage 502 R/WC 1 UInt16 V
included
Actual value = read value
VT Ratio 503 R/WC 2 UInt32 -
/10000
Actual value = read value
CT Ratio 505 R/WC 2 UInt32 -
/10000
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Register
Oper
start ation
Register alias address Size Type Unit Description
read /
(decimal write
)
Phase L1L2L3 current transformer
Phase L1L2L3
0 = Rogowski coil
Sensor Type 510 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
1 = VCT
Phase L1L2L3
511 R/WC 2 UInt32 A
Rogowski Coil Pri
mV@50
Phase L1L2L3 Hz
513 R/WC 2 UInt32
Rogowski Coil Sec mV@60
Hz
Nominal current of
Phase L1L2L3 515 R/WC 2 UInt32 A
Rogowski Coil
Phase L1L2L3 VCT
517 R/WC 2 UInt32 A
Pri
Phase L1L2L3 VCT
519 R/WC 2 UInt32 mV
Sec
Nominal current of
521 R/WC 2 UInt32 A
Phase L1L2L3 VCT
N-phase current transformer
Phase N Sensor
0 = Rogowski coil
Type 530 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
1 = VCT
Phase N Rogowski
531 R/WC 2 UInt32 A
Coil Pri
mV@50
Phase N Rogowski Hz
533 R/WC 2 UInt32
Coil Sec mV@60
Hz
Nominal current of
Phase N Rogowski 535 R/WC 2 UInt32 A
Coil
Phase N VCT Pri 537 R/WC 2 UInt32 A
Phase N VCT Sec 539 R/WC 2 UInt32 mV

Nominal current of
541 R/WC 2 UInt32 A
Phase N VCT
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9.11.8 Current Sensor Direction

Register Oper
Register start ation Siz
Type Unit Description
alias address read / e
(decimal) write
Phase A Phase A Current Sensor

Current Direction
Sensor 550 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
Direction 0=Positive (Default)
1=Negative
Phase B Phase B Current Sensor

Current Direction
1=Negative
Phase C Phase C Current Sensor

Current Direction
1=Negative
9.11.9 Current Sensor Channel

Register Oper
(decimal) write
Phase A Phase A Current Sensor

Current Channel
Sensor 553 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0=channel 1 (Default)
Channel 1=channel 2
2=channel 3
Phase B Phase B Current Sensor

Current Channel
Sensor 554 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0=channel 1
Channel 1=channel 2 (Default)
2=channel 3
Phase C Phase C Current Sensor

Current Channel
Sensor 555 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0=channel 1
Channel 1=channel 2
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9.11.10 Zero drift suppression parameter

Register Oper
(decimal) write
Voltage zero drift suppression

Voltage zero
Take (nominal voltage *VT ratio)
drift 600 R/WC 1 UInt16 %
as a reference
suppression
Actual value = Read value /100
Current zero drift suppression
Current zero
Take (nominal current *CT ratio)
drift 601 R/WC 1 UInt16 %
as reference
suppression
Actual value = Read value /100
9.11.11 Tariff parameter

Register Oper
(decimal) write
Current Tariff
Current Tariff 800 R 1 UInt16 -
0-5= Tariff 1- Tariff 6
Tariff Tariff switching mode

switching 801 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0=Manual
mode 1=RTC
Manual Tariff Manual Tariff selection

802 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
selection 0-5= Tariff 1- Tariff 6
RTC Ta Start 803 R/WC 3 Time - RTC Ta Start
RTC Tb Start 806 R/WC 3 Time - RTC Tb Start
RTC Tc Start 809 R/WC 3 Time - RTC Tc Start
RTC Td Start 812 R/WC 3 Time - RTC Td Start
RTC Te Start 815 R/WC 3 Time RTC Te Start
RTC Tf Start 818 R/WC 3 Time - RTC Tf Start
RTC Ta tariff Ta tariff select

821 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
select 0-5= Tariff 1- Tariff 6
RTC Tb tariff Tb tariff select

822 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
RTC Tc tariff Tc tariff select

823 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
RTC Td tariff Td tariff select

824 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
RTC Te tariff Te tariff select

825 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
RTC Tf tariff Tf tariff select

826 R/WC 1 UInt16 -
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9.11.12 Voltage, current, power, power factor

Register Oper
(decimal) write
Current
I1 1000 R 2 Float32 A Phase L1 current

Average value of L1L2L3
Current Avg 1006 R 2 Float32 A
three-phase current
IN 1008 R 2 Float32 A Phase N current
Phase voltage
U1 1010 R 2 Float32 V U1-UN voltage

Phase Average value of L1L2L3
1016 R 2 Float32 V
Voltage Avg three-phase phase voltage
Line voltage
U12 1020 R 2 Float32 V U1-U2 voltage

Line Voltage Average value of three-phase
1026 R 2 Float32 V
Avg line voltage
Active power
P1 1028 R 2 Float32 kW Phase L1 Active power

PTotal 1034 R 2 Float32 kW Total Active power
Reactive power
Q1 1036 R 2 Float32 kVAR Phase L1 Reactive power

QTotal 1042 R 2 Float32 kVAR Total Reactive power
Apparent power
S1 1044 R 2 Float32 kVA Phase L1 Apparent power

STotal 1050 R 2 Float32 kVA Total Apparent power
Power factor
PF1 1052 R 2 Float32 - Phase L1 Power factor
80
Register Oper
(decimal) write

PFTotal 1058 R 2 Float32 - Total Power factor
Displacement Power factor
DPF1 1060 R 2 Float32 - Phase L1 DPF

DPFTotal 1066 R 2 Float32 - Total DPF
Frequency
Freq1 1068 R 2 Float32 Hz Phase L1 frequency

FreqTotal 1074 R 2 Float32 Hz Total frequency
9.11.13 Energy
There are two types of energy, possive energy and reverse energy.
When the total electric energy reaches 1.0 x 10^9 kwh, 1.0 x 10^9 kvarh, or 1.0 x 10^9 KVAh, the
electric energy of each phase will be cleared automatically.
Register Oper
ation
Register start Siz
read Type Unit Description
alias address e
/
(decimal) write
Active Energy-Int64
EP1Imp 2500 R 4 Int64 Wh Phase L1 Positive active energy

EPImp 2512 R 4 Int64 Wh Total Positive active energy
EP1Exp 2516 R 4 Int64 Wh Phase L1 Reverse active energy
EPExp 2528 R 4 Int64 Wh Total Reverse active energy
Reactive energy-Int64
Phase L1 Positive reactive

EQ1Imp 2532 R 4 Int64 VARh
energy
energy
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Register Oper
ation
Register start Siz
alias address e
/
(decimal) write
energy
EQImp 2544 R 4 Int64 VARh Total Positive reactive energy
Phase L1 Reverse reactive
EQ1Exp 2548 R 4 Int64 VARh
energy
energy
energy
EQExp 2560 R 4 Int64 VARh Total Reverse reactive energy
Apparent Energy-Int64
ES1 2564 R 4 Int64 VAh Phase L1 Apparent Energy

ES 2576 R 4 Int64 VAh Total Apparent Energy
UInt32 Energy
Active Energy- UInt32
EP1Imp 2600 R 2 UInt32 kWh Phase L1 Positive active energy

EPImp 2606 R 2 UInt32 kWh Total Positive active energy
EP1Exp 2608 R 2 UInt32 kWh Phase L1 Reverse active energy
EPExp 2614 R 2 UInt32 kWh Total Reverse active energy
Reactive energy- UInt32

EQ1Imp 2616 R 2 UInt32 kVARh
energy
energy
energy
EQImp 2622 R 2 UInt32 kVARh Total Positive reactive energy
EQ1Exp 2624 R 2 UInt32 kVARh
energy
energy
energy
EQExp 2630 R 2 UInt32 kVARh Total Reverse reactive energy
Apparent Energy-UInt32
82
Register Oper
ation
Register start Siz
alias address e
/
(decimal) write
ES1 2632 R 2 UInt32 kVAh Phase L1 Apparent Energy
ES 2638 R 2 UInt32 kVAh Total Apparent Energy
9.11.14 Tariff Energy

Tariff Energy types are Int64 and UInt32, whose unit size is different.
When the rate of electricity reaches 1.0 x 109 kWh, 1.0 x 109 kVarh, or v1.0 x 109 kVah, each Tariff
Energy will be automatically cleared to zero.
Register Oper
ation
Register start Siz
alias address e
/
(decimal) write
Tariff Energy-Int64
ET1 2700 R 4 Int64 Wh Tariff 1 Active Energy

Tariff Energy-UInt32
ET1 2750 R 2 UInt32 kWh Tariff 1 Active Energy

9.11.15 Demand register

Register Oper
start ation Si
Register alias Type Unit Description
address read / ze
(decimal) write
Basic parameters of demand
83
Register Oper
start ation Si
address read / ze
(decimal) write
Demand calculation method:

DMDMethod 3000 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0= sliding type
1= fixed
DMD block 3001 R/RC 1 UInt16 Minute Demand interval
PDMD Reset Peak demand reset date and
3002 R 4 Date time -
Time time
Power demand
Current active power

P1Demand 3020 R 2 Float32 kW
demand of phase L1
Peak demand of phase L1
P1PeakDemand 3022 R 2 Float32 kW
active power
Occurrence time of peak
P1PeakDemand
3024 R 4 Date time - demand of phase L1 active
Date
power
demand of phase 2
Peak demand of phase 2
active power
P2PeakDemand
3032 R 4 Date time - demand of phase 2 active
Date
power
demand of phase 3
Peak demand of phase 3
active power
P3PeakDemand
3040 R 4 Date time - demand of phase 3 active
Date
power
Current total active power
PSUMDemand 3044 R 2 Float32 kW
demand
PSUMPeakDem Peak demand of total active
3046 R 2 Float32 kW
and power
PSUMPeakDem Occurrence time of peak
3048 R 4 Date time -
andDate demand of total active power
Current reactive power
Q1Demand 3052 R 2 Float32 kVar
demand of phase L1
Q1PeakDemand 3054 R 2 Float32 kVar
reactive power
Q1PeakDemand
3056 R 4 Date time - demand of phase L1 reactive
Date
power
demand of phase L2
reactive power
84
Register Oper
start ation Si
address read / ze
(decimal) write

Q2PeakDemand
Date
power
demand of phase L3
reactive power
Q3PeakDemand
Date
power
Current total reactive power
QSUMDemand 3076 R 2 Float32 kVar
demand
QSUMPeakDem Peak demand of total
3078 R 2 Float32 kVar
and reactive power
QSUMPeakDem
3080 R 4 Date time - demand of total reactive
andDate
power
Current apparent power
S1Demand 3084 R 2 Float32 kVa
demand of phase L1
S1PeakDemand 3086 R 2 Float32 kVa
apparent power
S1PeakDemand
3088 R 4 Date time - demand of phase L1
Date
apparent power
demand of phase L2
apparent power
S2PeakDemand
Date
apparent power
demand of phase L3
apparent power
S3PeakDemand
Date
apparent power
Current total apparent power
SSUMDemand 3108 R 2 Float32 kVa
demand
SSUMPeakDem Peak demand of total
3110 R 2 Float32 kVa
and apparent power
SSUMPeakDem
3112 R 4 Date time - demand of total apparent
andDate
power
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9.11.16 Voltage and current harmonic register

Register
Register start Oper Siz
name address ation e
(decimal)
Current harmonic percentage
Phase L1 current total harmonic

I1THD 4000 R 2 Float32 %
percentage
percentage
percentage
Phase L1 current odd total
I1TOHD 4006 R 2 Float32 %
harmonic percentage
Phaese L2 current odd total
harmonic percentage
Phase L3 current odd total
harmonic percentage
Phase L1 current even total
I1TEHD 4012 R 2 Float32 %
harmonic percentage
Phase L2 current even total
harmonic percentage
Phsee L3 curremt even total
harmonic percentage
1st harmonic percentage of phase
I1HD1 4018 R 2 Float32 %
L1 current
I2HD1 4020 R 2 Float32 %
L2 current
I3HD1 4022 R 2 Float32 %
L3 current
The 2nd-49th harmonic percentage
… 4024-4311 … … … …
of L1L2L3 phase current
The 50th harmonic percentage of
I1HD50 4312 R 2 Float32 %
phase L1 current
I2HD50 4314 R 2 Float32 %
phase L2 current
I3HD50 4316 R 2 Float32 %
phase L3 current
Current harmonic value
Fundamental current value of phase

I1HDV1 4400 R 2 Float32 A
L1 current
L2 current
L3 current
The 2nd-49th harmonic current
… 4406-4693 … … … …
value of L1L2L3 phase current
The 50th harmonic current value of
phase L1 current
86
Register
(decimal)
phase L2 current
phase L3 current
Voltage harmonic percentage
Phase L1 volage total harmonic

U1THD 5000 R 2 Float32 %
percentage
Phase L2 voltage total harmonic
percentage
Phase L3 voltage votal harmonic
percentage
Phase L1 voltage odd total
U1TOHD 5006 R 2 Float32 %
harmonic percentage
harmonic percentage
harmonic percentage
Phase L1 voltage even total
U1TEHD 5012 R 2 Float32 %
harmonic percentage
harmonic percentage
harmonic percentage
The 1st harmonic percentage of
U1HD1 5018 R 2 Float32 %
phase L1 voltage
U2HD1 5020 R 2 Float32 %
phase L2 voltage
U3HD1 5022 R 2 Float32 %
phase L3 voltage
The 2nd-49th harmonic percentage
… 5024-5311 … … … …
of L1L2L3 phase voltage
U1HD50 5312 R 2 Float32 %
phase L1 voltage
U2HD50 5314 R 2 Float32 %
phase L2 voltage
U3HD50 5316 R 2 Float32 %
phase L3 voltage
Voltage harmonic value
The 1st harmonic voltage value of

U1HDV1 5400 R 2 Float32 V
phase L1 voltage
phase L2 voltage
phase L3 voltage
The 2nd-49th harmonic voltage
… 5406-5693 … … … …
value of L1L2L3 phase voltage
87
Register
(decimal)
The 50th harmonic voltage value of
phase L1 voltage
phase L2 voltage
phase L3 voltage
9.11.17 Max.&Min.
Register
(decimal)
Current max / min
I1Max 6000 R 2 Float32 A Phase L1 Maximum current

Maximum three phase average
I1VGMax 6006 R 2 Float32 A
current
IN Max 6008 R 2 Float32 A Phase N Maximum current
I1Min 6010 R 2 Float32 A Phase L1 Minimum current
Minimum three phase average
I1VGMin 6016 R 2 Float32 A
current
IN Min 6018 R 2 Float32 A Phase N Minimum current
Voltage max / min
U1Max 6020 R 2 Float32 V U1-UN Maximum phase voltage

Maximum value of average
Phase
6026 R 2 Float32 V value of three-phase phase
UAVGMax
voltage.
U1Min 6030 R 2 Float32 V U1-UN Minimum phase voltage
Minimum value of average value
U1VGMin 6036 R 2 Float32 V
of three-phase phase voltage.
U12Max 6040 R 2 Float32 V U1-U2 Maximum wire voltage
88
Maximum value of average

LineUAVGMax 6046 R 2 Float32 V value of three-phase phase
voltage.
U12Min 6050 R 2 Float32 V U1-U2 Minimum phase voltage
U2SS-U3 Minimum phase
U23Min 6052 R 2 Float32 V
voltage
U31Min 6054 R 2 Float32 V U3-U1 Minimum phase voltage
Minimum value of average value
LineUAVGMin 6056 R 2 Float32 V
of three-phase phase voltage.
Maximum / minimum power
Maximum active power of phase

P1Max 6060 R 2 Float32 kW
L1
L2
L3
Maximum value of three-phase
PSUMMax 6066 R 2 Float32 kW
total active power
Minimum active power of phase
P1Min 6070 R 2 Float32 kW
L1
L2
L3
Minimum value of three-phase
PSUMMin 6076 R 2 Float32 kW
total active power
Reactive Power Max / min
Maximum value of phase L1

Q1Max 6080 R 2 Float32 kVar
reactive power
reactive powe
reactive powe
Maximum value of three-phase
QSUMMax 6086 R 2 Float32 kVar
total reactive power
Minimum value of phase L1
Q1Min 6090 R 2 Float32 kVar
reactive power
reactive power
reactive power
Minimum value of three-phase
QSUMMin 6096 R 2 Float32 kVar
total reactive power
Apparent power max / min
Maximum apparent power of

S1Max 6100 R 2 Float32 kVa
phase L1
Maximum apparent power of
S2Max 6102 R 2 Float32 kVa
phase L2
S3Max 6104 R 2 Float32 kVa Maximum apparent power of
89
phase L3
Maximum three-phase total
SSUMMax 6106 R 2 Float32 kVa
apparent power
Minimum apparent power of
S1Min 6110 R 2 Float32 kVa
phase L1
phase L2
phase L3
Minimum three phase total
SSUMMin 6116 R 2 Float32 kVa
apparent power
9.11.18 Unbalance degree
Register
(decimal)
Voltage
negative
Voltage negative sequence
sequence 7000 R 2 Float32 %
unbalance degree
unbalance
degree
Voltage
zero
Voltage zero sequence unbalance
degree
unbalance
degree
Current
negative
Current negative sequence
unbalance degree
unbalance
degree
Current
zero
Current zero sequence unbalance
degree
unbalance
degree
9.11.19 Current K-factor and crest factor register
Register
(decimal)
Current K factor
KFI1 8000 R 2 Float32 - Current K factor of phase L1

90
9.11.20 Voltage and current angle register

Register
(decimal)
Voltage Angle
U1 8100 R 2 Float32 ° Angle phase L1 voltage

Current Angle
I1 8106 R 2 Float32 ° Angle phase L1 current

Angle between voltage and current

UI1 8112 R 2 Float32 °
of phase L1
UI2 8114 R 2 Float32 °
of phase L2
UI3 8116 R 2 Float32 °
of phase L3
9.11.21 Alarm
Register
(decimal)
Alarm map
Enabled alarm bitmap
Enabled 0=Alarm disabled

alarm 10000 R 1 bitmap - 1=Alarm enabled
bitmap1 Bit N(0-15)=Alarm ID N(1-16)
Enabled 0=Alarm disabled

alarm 10001 R 1 bitmap - 1=Alarm enabled
bitmap2 Bit N(0-15)=Alarm ID N(17-32)
Actiactive alarm bit map
Actiactive 0=Alarm not activated

alarm bit 10010 R 1 bitmap - 1=Alarm activation
map 1 Bit N(0-15)=Alarm ID N(1-16)
Actiactive 0=Alarm not activated

alarm bit 10011 R 1 bitmap - 1=Alarm activation
map 2 Bit N(0-15)=Alarm ID N(17-32)
91
Register
(decimal)
Current alarm output bitmap
(Note: Up to 1 alarm output at the same time)
Current
alarm 0=Alarm not output
output 10020 R 1 bitmap - 1=Alarm output
bitmap
Bit N(0-15)=Alarm ID N(1-16)
1
Current
alarm 0=Alarm not output
output 10021 R 1 bitmap - 1=Alarm output
bitmap Bit N(0-15)=Alarm ID N(17-32)
2
Alarm parameters
Current Over , each phase
(Note: One phase above the activation threshold

Alarm ID=1
produces an alarm, all phases below the alarm release
point, alarm release)
Alarm Status
Alarm
10100 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0=Disable
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10102 R/WC 2 Float32 A Alarm activation threshold
threshold
Percentage error of alarm release
point relative to alarm activation
threshold
Alarm Example: over current alarm
release 10104 R/WC 2 Float32 % activation threshold =100A alarm
point release point =5%.
When the current value is less than
100-100*5%=95A, the alarm will be
released
Buzzer
Buzzer 10106 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0=Unlinked
1=Linked
Relay
0=Unlinked
Relay 10107 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 1=Linked
(Note: Control is valid only valid if
the relay output mode is alarm
output mode)
Current Under, each phase Alarm ID=2
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
92
Register
(decimal)
Alarm
activation 10122 R/WC 2 Float32 A Alarm activation threshold
threshold
Alarm Percentage error of alarm release
release 10124 R/WC 2 Float32 % point relative to alarm activation
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
Relay 10127 R/WC 1 UInt16 - 0=Unlinked
1=Linked
Phase Voltage Over, L-N Alarm ID=3
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10142 R/WC 2 Float32 V Alarm activation threshold
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
Phase Voltage Under, L-N Alarm ID=4
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
Line Voltage Over, L-L Alarm ID=5
93
Register
(decimal)
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
Line Voltage Under, L-L Alarm ID=6
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
Power P Over, (absolute value) Alarm ID=10
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10222 R/WC 2 Float32 kW Alarm activation threshold
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
94
Register
(decimal)
Relay
1=Linked
Power Q Over, (absolute value) Alarm ID=14
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10242 R/WC 2 Float32 kVar Alarm activation threshold
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
Power S Over Alarm ID=18
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10262 R/WC 2 Float32 kVA Alarm activation threshold
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
Power P DMD Over, (current) Alarm ID=20
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10282 R/WC 2 Float32 kW Alarm activation threshold
threshold
point threshold
95
Register
(decimal)
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
Power Q DMD Over, (absolute value) (current) Alarm ID=21
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10302 R/WC 2 Float32 kVar Alarm activation threshold
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
Power S DMD Over, (current) Alarm ID=22
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10322 R/WC 2 Float32 kVA Alarm activation threshold
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
THD-U Over,each phase Alarm ID=30
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10342 R/WC 2 Float32 % Alarm activation threshold
threshold
96
Register
(decimal)
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
THD-I Over,each phase Alarm ID=31
Alarm Status
Alarm
Status
1=Enable
Alarm
activation 10362 R/WC 2 Float32 % Alarm activation threshold
threshold
point threshold
Buzzer
1=Linked
Relay
1=Linked
97
10. Revision History

Version Date Change By
V1.0 2023/05/25 Create document Walter
Fixed the stop bit value of communication parameters was
V1.1 2023/06/26 Walter
defined incorrectly
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ROGOWSKI TECHNOLOGY (SHANGHAI)

Three phase multi-function

ROGOWSKI TECHNOLOGY (SHANGHAI) CO., LTD.

8.8.4 Energy Data Interface 1P2W ........................................................................................... 42

9.11.11 Tariff parameter ............................................................................................................ 79

- Product size is standard 96 panel type

- Installation method is a snap on type, without screws

◼ Support multiple current transformer connections

◼ Support multiple power grid systems

◼ Multiple power supply options available

- Available in 220VAC, 24VDC and 12VDC power supplies

◼ Support voltage and current harmonic measurement

- Supports voltage, current, fractional harmonics, up to 50 measurements

- Support voltage and current total harmonic distortion measurement

- Support 6 rate tariff energy, support RTC switching or manual switching

- Support demand measurement

- Support alarm setting

- Support current transformer orientation modification

- Support current channel modification

2. Product operation process

figure 3-1 Meter dimension figure 3-2 Installation

3.2 Model Naming Conventions

Power supply 2:220V AC auxiliary power supply (95-265VAC)

Current transformer port D:Terminal type

Current transformer type C:Direct connection of 5A current

3.3 Feature Overview

Channel input ME337N ME337C

Voltage harmonic Total harmonics (U1, U2, U3)

Current harmonic Total harmonics (U1, U2, U3)

Current angle I1,I2,I3

5. Accuracy and certification

Power factor ±0.005

EN 62052-11,EN61557-12,EN 62053-21,EN 62053-22,EN 62053-23,EN 50470-1,EN 50470-3,

figure 6-1 Interface

No. Name Definition Type Remarks

6.1 Power supply

6.2 Wiring type

figure 6-2 Three-phase four-wire 4CT

figure 6-3 Three-phase four-wire 3CT

figure 6-4 Three-phase three-wire 3CT

figure 6-5 Three-phase three-wire 2CT

figure 6-6 Single-phase three-wire

figure 6-7 Single-phase two-wire

6.4 Relay output

Relay output control mode Description

6.5 Digital input

6.6 Energy pulse output

7.2 Current transformer orientation setting

7.3 Current transformer channel settings

7.4.1 Manual Control Mode

7.4.2 RTC Control Mode

7.5.1 Demand Calculation Method

figure 7-2 fixed

Alarm type Description

7.6.1 Alarm output

7.7 Phase sequence detection

flashing The voltage phase sequence is wrong

flashing The current phase sequence is wrong

flashing The voltage and current phase sequence is wrong

No display The phase sequence is correct