Surge Protective Devices Installation & Operation Manual Applicable to ASCO SPD’s with “T” in the monitoring position (10th or 13th position) of the model number. Example: 13 position SPD Model Numbers: 560 _ _ _ _ _ _ T _ _ _ 16 position SPD Model Numbers: 560_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T _ _ _ Scan this QR code to learn more about ASCO Surge Protection. Active Surge Monitor “ASM” TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Overview .................................................................................................................. 3 1.2 Device Ratings — Monitoring System .......................................................................... 4 1.3 Measurement Specifications .................................................................................... 4 1.3 FCC Class B Statement.............................................................................................. 4 2.0 Installation 2.1 Connections................................................................................................................ 5 3.0 Operation 3.1 Applying Power............................................................................................................. 6 3.2 Status Interface ............................................................................................................. 6 3.3 Display Screen Descriptions............................................................................................. 8 4.0 Web Server 4.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 14 4.2 Connection Method .................................................................................................... 15 4.2.1 Network Connection........................................................................................... 16 4.2.2 LAN Connection ................................................................................................. 17 4.3 Web Server Navigation................................................................................................. 20 4.4 IP Settings .................................................................................................................. 21 4.5 Password Protection .................................................................................................... 21 5.0 Web Pages 5.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 22 5.2 Measurements Pages................................................................................................... 22 5.2.1 Voltage/Counts Summary ................................................................................... 22 5.2.2 Counts ............................................................................................................. 22 5.2.3 Harmonics ........................................................................................................ 22 5.3 Events Page................................................................................................................ 24 5.4 Configuration Pages .................................................................................................... 25 5.4.1 Configuration .................................................................................................... 25 5.4.2 Event Settings .................................................................................................... 26 5.4.3 Network Settings................................................................................................ 27 5.4.4 MODBUS Settings .............................................................................................. 27 5.4.5 Firmware Update................................................................................................ 28 5.5 About Pages............................................................................................................... 29 5.5.1 Device .............................................................................................................. 29 5.5.2 Contact Us ........................................................................................................ 29 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 1 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 6.0 ModBus 6.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 30 6.2 Supported Protocol Parameters ..................................................................................... 30 6.3 Supported Function Codes............................................................................................ 30 6.4 Register Map .............................................................................................................. 31 6.5 Appendix I.................................................................................................................. 42 6.5.1 MODBUS RTU Overview ...................................................................................... 42 6.5.2 MODBUS Protocol .............................................................................................. 42 6.5.3 Packet Timing and Framing .................................................................................. 42 6.5.4 Supported Function Codes ................................................................................... 43 6.5.5 Exception Responses........................................................................................... 45 7.0 Definitions 7.1 Field Definitions .......................................................................................................... 46 7.2 System Events ............................................................................................................ 51 7.3 Power Quality Events ................................................................................................... 52 7.4 Power Quality Events Threshold Table ............................................................................. 55 7.5 Category A, B, & C Surge Events...................................................................................... 55 8.0 Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................... 56 9.0 Surge Protective Devices ............................................................................................. 57 Power-over-Ethernet: Model 184 (Edco CAT6/CAT5POE Series) .................................................. 57 Power-over-Ethernet (+): Model 185 (Edco CAT6 POE Series) ..................................................... 57 Power-over-Ethernet (+): Model 186, 19” Rackmount (Edco RM-CAT6 POE Series) ......................... 58 Zone/Loop/Data: Model 175 (Edco PC642C Series) .................................................................. 58 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 2 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 1.0 Introduction Thank You for choosing the ASCO Active Surge Monitor (“ASM”) system with your Surge Protective Device. ASCO Surge Protective Devices (SPDs) are high quality, high energy surge current diversion system designed to protect sensitive equipment from damaging transient voltage surges resulting from load switching, lightning strikes and other sources. ASCO makes it easy to monitor your electrical system by integrating its Active Surge Monitor package within its SPDs. The web-based device allows the end-user real time power quality measurements, logged events, statistical summaries and premium power protection. The installer should perform the following steps to assure a quality installation. Please read all instructions before starting the installation of this product. These instructions do not replace national or local electrical codes – check applicable codes to ensure compliance. This manual provides information pertaining to the installation & operation of the SPD monitoring system. For general SPD installation instructions, please refer to the installation manual provided with your SPD. 1.1 Overview The ASCO Active Surge Monitor system measures, displays, & logs the following parameters/events: Measured & Displayed RMS Voltages Surge Count (& IEEE category) Voltage Sag Count Voltage Swell Count Frequency Logged System Events Power On Settings Change Firmware Update Communication Error Software Reset Factory Reset Frequency Lock Lost/Enabled Surge Monitoring Disabled Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Crest Factor VTHD Voltage Unbalance MOV Health Logged Power Quality Events Surge/Transient Sag Swell Voltage Harmonics (VTHD) Neutral Bond Over/Under Frequency Protection Failure Phase Loss/Outage Voltage Interruption/Dropout Overvoltage Temporary Overvoltage (TOV) * Not included with all versions of ASM Page | 3 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 1.0 Introduction 1.2 Device Ratings — Monitoring System Voltage Inputs: *0-480 VAC Nominal Frequency: 45 — 67 Hz Operating Temperature: - 40°C to +85°C Humidity: 0% to 95% Non-Condensing Relay Outputs: Form C dry contact, rated 5A @ 250VAC RS485 Interface: Isolated RS485 communications interface *The monitoring system is configured to operate at the SPD voltage & configuration input ratings prior to shipment. 1.3 Measurement Specifications Feature Accuracy RMS Voltage Monitoring ±1% Frequency ±1% Voltage Harmonics ±5% 1.4 FCC Class B Part 15 Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: This device may not cause harmful interference. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may cause interference harmful to radio communications. There is no guarantee, however, that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio or TV technician for help. CAUTION: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 4 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 2.0 Installation DANGER! ONLY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHOULD INSTALL OR SERVICE THIS SYSTEM. ELECTRICAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED WHEN INSTALLING OR SERVICING THIS EQUIPMENT. TO PREVENT RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, TURN OFF AND LOCK OUT ALL POWER SOURCES TO THE UNIT BEFORE MAKING ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS OR SERVICING. DANGER! SEULEMENT LE PERSONNEL QUALIFIÉ DOIT INSTALLER OU MAINTENIR CE SYSTÈME. DES PRÉCAUTIONS DE SÉCURITÉ EN ÉLECTRICITÉ DOIVENT ÊTRE SUIVIS LORS DE L'INSTALLATION OU DE LA MAINTENANCE DE CET EQUIPEMENT. POUR EVITER TOUT RISQUE DE CHOC ÉLECTRIQUE, DÉBRANCHEZ ET VEROUILLER TOUTES LES SOURCES D’ ALIMENTATION DE CET EQUIPEMENT AVANT DE LE BRANCHER OU LE MAINTENIR. 2.1 Communication Connections (typically located on monitoring system printed circuit board - behind SPDs front door/cover) Communications wiring should be installed in dedicated conduit wherever possible. When installed without conduit, wiring should be contained within the building/structure wherever possible. If the wire exits the building/structure and is not contained within conduit, the length shall not exceed 140 feet. (per UL 60950). Relay 1 & 2 – 2 complete sets (J10 and J11) of isolated Form C relay contacts. “NC” (Normally Closed), “COM” (Common), and “NO” (Normally Open). Designations are with AC applied. Rating: 250VAC, 5A max. Range: #24-#14 Torque: 3 in/lbs (4kg/cm) NO2 COM2 NC2 J11 RLY1 NC1 COM1 NO1 Both relays will change state if there is an active event (Sag, J10 Swell, etc) or if the SPD has a suppression component failure and needs service. If the issue is corrected, the relays will automatically change back to their original state. RS-485 Communication – two 3-position terminal blocks (J13 and J15), 2 wire or 4 wire compatible. Wire Size: #24-#14 Torque: 3 in/lbs (4kg/cm) J13- Isol Gnd TxDTxD+ J15- Isol Gnd RxDRxD+ J15 ISOL GND RXRX+ ISOL GND TXTX+ J13 Ethernet Connection — x1 female RJ-45 Ethernet connection port. (J6) Ethernet LED’s — Active Ethernet connection is indicated by solid green led. Data activity is indicated by an orange LED. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 5 The Ethernet port may be located on the interior or the exterior of the SPD depending on the options selected. J6 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 3.0 Operation 3.1 Applying Power Once all physical connections are made to the monitoring system, apply the appropriate AC power to the device and the LCD display screen will illuminate. If the display LEDs and/or audible alarm remain in alarm mode after a few seconds, verify source voltages & mechanical connections. If the alarm condition persists, call ASCO Surge Protection, Inc at 800-237-4567 or 727-535-6339. After a short time without interaction, the LCD Display will automatically switch to energy saving mode. The backlight will turn off first, followed shortly after by the text. Touching any of the navigation buttons on the front cover will reactivate the display backlight and text. 3.2 Status Interface 1 Protection Status LED’s 1 Red, Green, & Orange LED indication is provided for each phase, neutral, and service. LINE-1, LINE-2, LINE-3, & NEUTRAL LED’s LCD Display Screen 2 Green LED = Normal Operation - Source voltage is within tolerance, and surge components are fully functional Orange LED = Unit has reduced protection (67% or less) in a protection mode associated with this phase. (L-N or L-G…or N-G mode if “NEUTRAL” is orange) * Not included with all 3 versions of ASM Red LED (Steady) = Unit has a protection failure in a protection mode associated with this phase. (L-N or L-G…or N-G mode if NEUTRAL is red) SERVICE LED Green LED = Normal Operation - Source voltages to unit are within tolerance, and all surge components are fully functional. Orange LED = Unit has an active power quality event. (See section 7.3) Red LED = Unit has a protection failure. (See section 8.0 Troubleshooting) Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 6 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 3.0 Operation 2 LCD Display Screen The Active Surge Monitor system provides several informational Display Screens. Each screen provides real-time information concerning the existing power quality, past recorded events, & networking. See section 3.3 Display Screen Descriptions for more information. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. SPD/TVSS (Home Screen) L-L Voltages L-N Voltages Status Surge Counts L-N or L-L Surge Counts L-N or L-L Crest Factor L-N or L-L VTHD Harmonics L-N or L-L (3rd-7th) Harmonics L-N or L-L (9th-13th) Average L-L Values Average L-N Values 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. L-N MOV Health L-G MOV Health L-L MOV Health Recorded Events Networking Overvoltage Settings Undervoltage Settings Miscellaneous Settings Display Settings MODBUS Settings About Various screens are not available with some configurations. Example: A unit will not have the screens referencing L-N if the SPD is configured for a 3 Phases + Ground (no Neutral) source. The display screen Update time, Turn-Off time, and Backlight Turn-Off time can be modified at the password protected Display Settings screen (#26). 3 Display Navigation Buttons The LCD display provides numerous screens. Capacitive touch buttons are utilized to maneuver from screen to screen. BACK — Pressing the BACK button at any time during navigation will take you back to the HOME screen. UP & DOWN — The UP and DOWN buttons are used to toggle between the “PrevP” (Previous Page) and “NextP” (Next Page) commands. ENTER — Used to select the highlighted action on the LCD display. Pressing the ENTER button repeatedly will cycle the display through each of the display screens. Pressing UP and DOWN at the same time will silence the audible alarm. Pressing BACK and ENTER at the same time will jump directly to the About Display Screen. Display Navigation Buttons may not function properly if they are being touched while the system is powered up. Each time the unit is powered up, the buttons will re-calibrate under the assumption that they are NOT being touched. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 7 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 3.0 Operation 3.3 Display Screen Descriptions The example Display Screens shown below represent a Three Phase WYE, 4W+G 10-mode source configuration. Other configurations may vary. 1. Home (Start-Up/Home Screen) -Displays the average L-N or L-L voltage, the total Surge Count of IEEE Category A, B, & C surges recorded since last reset, the current system IP Address, and the number of active Alarms PREVIOUS PAGE 2. L-L Voltages -Displays Line-to-Line RMS voltages with 1% accuracy at nominal -RMS values calculated for each phase every 100ms 3. L-N Voltages -Displays Line-to-Neutral & Neutral-to-Ground RMS voltages with 1% accuracy at nominal -RMS values calculated for each phase every 100ms 4. Status -Provides a total Surge Count of IEEE Category A, B, & C surges recorded on all Line-to-Ground modes. -Provides a total Swell Count detected on all Line-to-Neutral & Line-to-Line modes. -Provides a total Sag Count detected on all Lineto-Neutral & Line-to-Line modes. -Indicates number of Alarms counted since last reset. (Sag, Swell, MOV FAIL, or MOV Reduced) 5. Surge Counts -Provides a breakdown of the ANSI/IEEE Category A, B, & C surges recorded. New= number since last reset Total= number since SPD start-up. NEXT PAGE See Section 7.5 Category A, B, & C Surge Events for Category A, B, & C definition Counters can be reset by selecting the password protected Reset Counts feature on the “Status” screen. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding passwords. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 8 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 3.0 Operation 6. L-N or L-L Counts -Provides the total SAG Count and SWELL Count events recorded for each Line-to-Neutral mode. If the source configuration doesn’t include a neutral, the Line-to-Line modes are displayed. Counters can be reset by selecting the password protected Reset Counts feature on the “Status” screen. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding passwords. 7. L-N or L-L Crest Factor -Displays crest factor with 1% accuracy for each Line-to-Neutral mode. If the source configuration doesn’t include a neutral, the Line-to-Line modes are displayed. -Calculated for each phase every 100ms -Crest factor is the peak amplitude of the waveform divided by the RMS value of the waveform. 8. L-N or L-L Voltage THD -Displays VTHD with 5% accuracy for each Line-toNeutral mode. If the source configuration doesn’t include a neutral, the Line-to-Line modes are displayed. -Expressed as a percentage -Calculated every 100ms -Bandwidth = 850Hz Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 9 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 3.0 Operation 9. Voltage Harmonics L-N or L-L (3rd-7th) -Displays L-N voltage THD for 3rd, 5th, and 7th harmonic with 1% accuracy. If the source configuration doesn’t include a neutral, the Lineto-Line modes are displayed. -Expressed as a percentage -Calculated every 1.5s -Bandwidth = 850Hz 10. Voltage Harmonics L-N or L-L (9th-13th) -Displays L-N voltage THD for 9th, 11th, and 13th harmonic with 1% accuracy. If the source configuration doesn’t include a neutral, the Lineto-Line modes are displayed. -Expressed as a percentage. -Calculated every 1.5s -Bandwidth = 850Hz 11. AVG L-L Values -Frequency range of 45-67Hz with ±1Hz accuracy averaged over one second. -Displays average RMS Line-to-Line voltages calculated every 100ms -Displays imbalance for Line-to-Line values calculated every 100ms 12. AVG L-N Values -Frequency range of 45-67Hz with ±1Hz accuracy averaged over one second. -Displays average RMS Line-to-Neutral voltages calculated every 100ms -Displays imbalance for Line-to-Neutral values calculated every 100ms Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 10 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 3.0 Operation 13. L-N MOV Health -Provides current state of all MOV’s in each Lineto-Neutral mode as well as the Neutral-to-Ground mode. -Expressed as a percentage. 14. L-G MOV Health -Provides current state of all MOV’s in each Lineto-Ground mode. -Expressed as a percentage. 15. L-L MOV Health (when included) -Provides current state of all MOV’s in each Lineto-Line mode. -Expressed as a percentage. 16. Events -Provides information on the last 2000+ recorded events. -Date, Time, Type, & Duration of the event will be displayed. Viewing Event Details — While at the event screen, selecting “PrE” (Previous Event) and “NxE” (Next Event) will navigate through the recorded events. System Events Power On Settings Change Firmware Update Communication Error Software Reset Factory Reset Frequency Lock Lost/Enabled Surge Monitoring Disabled Power Quality Events Surge/Transient Sag Swell Phase Loss/Outage Voltage Interruption/Dropout Voltage Harmonics (VTHD) Neutral Bond Overvoltage Temporary Overvoltage (TOV) Over/Under Frequency See Section 7.0 - Definitions for System Event Protection Failure and Power Quality Event details. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 11 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 3.0 Operation 17. Networking -Systems networking IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Address. -Displays current Ethernet status. See ENET Status Messages chart below ENTER and BACK pressed together will switch the display screen directly to the About screen. The systems networking IP address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Address can be manually modified by selecting the password protected Modify feature. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding passwords. “ENET” Status Messages Message Definition Connecting.. Attempting to locate a network server. Acquiring IP.. DHCP Acquired.. Static Acquired.. Static Fallback.. Found a network connection; If DHCP mode enabled: Attempting to acquire an IP address from a DHCP network server. If DHCP mode disabled: Attempting to assign a static IP address. IP address acquired from a DHCP network Server, and Monitoring system is ready to communicate. The static IP address has been assigned, and Monitoring system is ready to communicate. DHCP Service is not available; system fell back to last saved IP address. 18. Overvoltage Settings -Provides system Swell, Overvoltage (OV), & Temporary Overvoltage (TOV) event thresholds. -Factory defaults are 10% (OV), 20% (Swell), & 40% (TOV). -User configurable thresholds The systems Swell, Overvoltage (OV), & Temporary Overvoltage (TOV) event trigger thresholds can be modified by selecting the password protected Modify feature. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding passwords. 19. Undervoltage Settings -Provides system Sag, Dropout & Outage event thresholds. -Factory defaults are -10% (Sag & Outage), & -20% (Dropout) -User configurable thresholds The systems Sag, Dropout, & Outage event trigger thresholds can be modified by selecting the password protected Modify feature. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding passwords. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 12 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 3.0 Operation 20. Miscellaneous Settings -Provides system Frequency Deviation, Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) & Neutral Bond (NB) event thresholds. -Factory defaults are 1% (Frequency), 5% (VTHD), & 10V (Neut Bond). -User configurable thresholds The systems Frequency Deviation, Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) & Neutral Bond (NB) event trigger thresholds can be modified by selecting the password protected Modify feature. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding passwords. 21. Display Settings -Provides system Update Time, Display Turn-Off time, & display screen Backlight Turn-Off time. -User configurable durations The systems Update Time, Display Turn-Off & display screen Backlight Turn-Off time can be modified by selecting the password protected Modify feature. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding passwords. 22. MODBUS Settings -Provides MODBUS TCP Port, RTU Port, & RTU Baud rate. -User configurable The systems MODBUS TCP Port, RTU Port, & RTU Baud rate can be modified by selecting the password protected Modify feature. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding passwords. 23. About -Provides the units model number, type of MOV technology utilized, and the current software revision number & software revision date. ENTER and BACK pressed together will switch the display screen directly to the About screen. See section 7.1 Field Definitions for additional Display Screen information. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 13 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 4.0 Web Server 4.1 Introduction The Active Surge Monitor system webpage/web server contains all of the information available on the LCD display as well as some additional features. Various settings, thresholds, & functions can be modified, enabled, disabled, etc. using the systems webpage/Ethernet function. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 14 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 4.0 Web Server 4.2 Connection Method To view the monitoring systems webpage, a connection can be made in one of two methods. 1. Network Connection - Connection from RJ-45 Ethernet port to a network 2. LAN Connection - Connection from RJ-45 Ethernet port directly to a PC * If changing from a Network connection to a LAN (direct to PC) connection and vice-versa, power to the system may need to be cycled off and back on. Network Connection LAN Connection Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 15 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 4.0 Web Server 4.2.1 Network Connection Connection from Ethernet port to a Network Connecting the system to a network may be the simplest method of connection. The monitoring system will automatically attempt to locate an available network IP address. Network Connection The IP address acquired by the system is provided on the units LCD display at the “HOME” and “NETWORKING” screens. (examples shown below) To open the monitoring system webpage Open a web browser and enter the system IP address into the address bar and press Enter. This will open the Active Surge Monitor system webpage. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 16 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 4.0 Web Server 4.2.2 LAN Connection Connection from Ethernet port directly to a PC (LAN) LAN Connection To view the system webpage, the IP address for the PC must be different from the IP address of the monitoring system. To verify/set the PC’s IP address follow the instructions below: To verify or set the PC’s IP address, follow these instructions: 1. Go to the CONTROL PANEL, and select NETWORK & INTERNET. 2. Under NETWORK AND SHARING CENTER, select VIEW NETWORK STATUS AND TASKS. 3. Select LOCAL AREA CONNECTION. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 17 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 4.0 Web Server 4. Select PROPERTIES. 5. Select and highlight INTERNET PROTOCOL VERSION 4(TCP/IPv4). Select PROPERTIES. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 18 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 6. 4.0 Web Server Select USE THE FOLLOWING IP ADDRESS, and enter an IP address with a number that ends different from the monitoring systems address. Monitoring System IP 10.203.97.86 Example IP address to enter into PC 10.203.97.99 7. Enter the same SUBNET MASK as the monitoring system. Enter a DEFAULT GATEWAY value (may be same as the monitoring system but doesn’t need to be). Select OK. Monitoring System Default SUBNET MASK: 255 . 255 . 255 . 0 Monitoring System Default GATEWAY: 10 . 203 . 97 . 1 8. Open a web browser and enter the monitoring systems IP address into the address bar and hit Enter. (10 . 203 . 97 . 99 shown in example above) This will open the Active Surge Monitor system webpage. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 19 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 4.0 Web Server 4.3 Web Server Navigation Menu Bar The Active Surge Monitor system default home page is the Measurements page. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 20 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 4.0 Web Server 4.4 IP Settings Default Settings - Locate the system IP settings on the “Home” and “Networking” screens. The factory default IP configurations are as follows: IP Address: 192.168.1.10 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 In most cases, the user will need settings other than this. If so, please follow instructions detailed below (Manually Assigning IP Settings). If more than one Active Surge Monitor system is on a network, each unit will need a unique IP address. Fixed IP addresses for each unit in a network should be obtained from the network administrator. Each unit should have the same Mask and GWay as the network server. Manually Assigning IP Settings The Metering system IP setting can be manually set using the system webpage. See section 5.4.3 Configuration - Network Settings for further information. 4.5 Password Protection Password - Assorted features of the system will require an alpha numeric password for modification. The unit is shipped from the factory with a default password of “1234”. Changing Password - This system password can be changed. Refer to Section 5.4.1 Configuration for information on changing the system password. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 21 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 5.0 Web Pages 5.1 Introduction The Active Surge Monitor system comes equipped with numerous on board web pages. The system web pages provide system, power, & event information in a user-friendly format. Various functions & settings of the system can be turned on, off, or modified using the webpage tool. Device, Company, and Contact information is also conveniently accessible when accessing the system webpage. 5.2 Measurements Pages [//IP ADDRESS/main.html] Hover the curser over the “Measurements” tab to activate a pull-down menu where various measurement & counts web pages can be selected. Selecting “Voltages/Counts Summary” will open the Measurements home page. See Section 7.0 Definitions for additional information/details on measurements, counts, health, harmonics, etc. 5.2.1 Measurements — Voltages/Counts Summary [//IP ADDRESS/DeviceSettings.html] The system default home page is the Measurements- Voltages/Counts Summary web page. The current measured voltages, VTHD, Crest Factor, & Frequency, as well as various resettable event counters, and SPD MOV health levels are all located here allowing for a quick efficient method to verify or troubleshoot the locations power quality, as well as the health of the SPD. See the next page for an example of this webpage. 5.2.2 Measurements —Counts [//IP ADDRESS/Counts.html] The Measurements- Counts page provides the number of new surges since last reset, as well as the total number of surges detected. All recorded Surge events are also categorized in accordance with the ANSI/IEEE C62.41 categories. New Surge counts can be reset here using the password protected “Reset” feature. Source voltage SAG and SWELL counts are also provided on this page for each individual L-N and/or L-L mode. See the next page for an example of this webpage. 5.2.3 Measurements —Harmonics [//IP ADDRESS/Harmonics.html] The Measurements- Harmonics page provides a quick view of each individual L-N and/or L-L voltage THD percentage for the 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 11th, and 13th harmonic with 5% accuracy. See the next page for an example of this webpage. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 22 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 5.0 Web Pages 5.2.1 Measurements — Voltages/Counts Summary 5.2.2 5.2.3 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Measurements —Counts Measurements —Harmonics Page | 23 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 5.0 Web Pages 5.3 Events Page [//IP ADDRESS /Events.html] The Events webpage provides detailed information for approximately 2000 recorded events. A Time/Date stamp of the recorded event, the specific modes affected, as well as the event duration & severity are detailed here, making it an ideal troubleshooting tool. See section 7.2 System Events and section 7.3 Power Quality Events for detailed descriptions of system & power quality events. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 24 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 5.0 Web Pages 5.4 Configuration Pages Hover the curser over the “Configuration” tab to activate a pull-down menu where various configuration web pages can be selected. Selecting “Configuration” will open the Configuration home page. 5.4.1 Configuration — “Configuration” [//IP ADDRESS/DeviceSettings.html] The Configuration main page (“Unit Setup”) allows the user to assign a panel name & location to the monitoring system. Display settings can also be modified here as well as updating the date & local time if necessary. The system password can also be changed at this page. All updates to the Configuration home page require a login password. See Section 4.5 Password Protection for information regarding login passwords. The unit is shipped from the factory with a default password of “1234”. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 25 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 5.0 Web Pages 5.4.2 Configuration — “Event Settings” [//IP ADDRESS/EventSettings.html] The Event Settings page allows the user to establish or modify the trigger levels that the system identifies as an “Event”. All event settings can be modified using a login password. See Section 7.3 Power Quality Events for detailed information regarding event definitions, event thresholds, factory default levels, etc. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding login passwords. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 26 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 5.0 Web Pages 5.4.3 Configuration — “Network Settings” [//IP ADDRESS/NetworkSettings.html] The Network Settings web page can be used to Disable DHCP mode and manually enter an IP address, Subnet Mask, & Gateway Address. To modify settings on this page, a login password must be entered. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding login passwords. 5.4.4 Configuration — “MODBUS Settings” [//IP ADDRESS/ModbusSettings.html] The MODBUS Settings web page can be used to configure Node Address, TCP, & RTU RS485 settings. To modify settings on this page, a login password must be entered. See Section 6.0 ModBus for additional information. See Section 4.5 Password Protection & 5.4.1 Configuration for information regarding login passwords. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 27 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 5.0 Web Pages 5.4.5 Configuration — “Firmware Update” [//IP ADDRESS/FirmwareUpdate.html] The Firmware Update page allows the monitoring systems firmware to be updated as new versions become available. Firmware updates can be obtained from the “Software Downloads” section of the ASCO website, or by contacting the factory. See Section 5.5.2 About — Contact Us for contact information. Google Chrome or Firefox must be used for Firmware updates. This feature is not compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer. Website: ASCO SurgeProtection 1. Use the “Browse…” function to locate & select the desired Firmware file. 2. Press the “Upload file” and the system will ask for you to Confirm or Cancel…Select “OK”. This is the last user action required in the process. 3. Wait. The system will quickly automatically update the firmware while retaining all user settings, counts, etc. The upload percentage status is displayed in the lower left corner of the screen. (may take a few minutes) Once the file is uploaded, the system will automatically reboot the unit, and return you to the MEASUREMENTS page. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 28 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 5.0 Web Pages 5.5 About Pages Hovering the curser over the About tab will activate a pull-down menu where device information and company/contact information web pages can be selected. 5.5.1 About — “Device” [//IP ADDRESS/Device.html] The Device page details the units model number, serial number, as well as the version/date of the Bootloader & Firmware the system is currently utilizing. The Units Location and Name/Title also appear if they have been entered. (See 5.4.1 Configuration) 5.5.2 About — “Contact Us” [//IP ADDRESS/Contact.html] The Contact Us page displays our company name, address, & phone numbers. Hotlinks to the company website and a contact email are also easily accessible on this webpage. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 29 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 6.0 MODBUS 6.1 Introduction This design specification describes the Modbus communications protocol as supported by the monitoring/metering system. For packet details and examples, refer to Appendix I of this document. The TCP or RS485 communication port must be active and configured properly. 6.2 Supported Protocol Parameters Implementation Basics operates as slave device only The maximum number of bytes contained within one packet of communications is 255. This equates to supporting a read request for 125 registers. Transmission Format Only Modbus ASCII mode is not supported. The RS485 controller only supports the following format: 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit Refer to register map for baud rate supported Device address 1 - 247 Packet Framing and Timing Three timing intervals as follows: Maximum time between two consecutive bytes within a packet < 3.5 character times Minimum time between two consecutive packets is > 3.5 character times Maximum response time from a Master request to a slave response is < 50 milliseconds 6.3 Supported Function Codes Function # 03 (03h) — Read Holding Registers This function code allows the master to read one or more consecutive data registers (up to 125). Refer to Register Map section for details Function #16(10h) — Preset Multiple Registers This function code allows the master device to modify the contents of consecutive configuration registers within the system. This monitoring/metering system currently only supports the following Preset Multiple Register addresses (decimal): 40026-40029, 40044-40051 and 40079. The maximum allowable write data registers are 10. If a function code #16 command is issued to registers outside of these corresponding register ranges, the unit will respond with an invalid address range Exception. Exception Responses If the Modbus master device sends an unsupported command, attempts to read an invalid holding register, or attempts to write invalid data, the unit will issue an exception response. Error codes of 01, 02, 03 and 04 are currently supported. Refer Appendix I for details. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 30 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 6.0 MODBUS 6.4 Register Map Reg. Address 40001 - 40010 40011 40012 40013 40014 40015 40016 40017 40018 40019 40020 40021-400047 40048 40049-40064 40065 40066-40091 40092 40093 40094-400100 40101 40102-40107 40108-40113 40114-40119 40120-40127 40128-40199 Reg. Type RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Parameter Description Undefined L1- N voltage L2 - N voltage L3 - N voltage L - N average voltage L1 - L2 voltage L2 - L3 voltage L3 - L1 voltage L - L average voltage L - L voltage unbalance L - N voltage unbalance Undefined Frequency on L1 Undefined Nominal Voltage Undefined Line to line average voltage Frequency on L1 Undefined Frequency on L1 Software Version string Software build date string Device Serial Number Device model Number Undefined RO System Type Undefined 40209 RW 40210 40211-40321 40322-40329 40330-40421 40422-40429 40430-40454 40455 40456 40457 40458 40459 40460 40461-40462 40463 40464 40465 40466 40467 40468 40469-40579 40580 40581 40582 40583-40999 41000 41001 41002 41003-41005 41006 RW MB 485 comm. port baud rate MB 485 comm. port device address Undefined Unit Name Undefined Unit Location Undefined Minimum L1 - N Voltage Maximum L1 - N Voltage Minimum L2 - N Voltage Maximum L2 - N Voltage Minimum L3 - N Voltage Maximum L3 - N Voltage Undefined Minimum L1 - L2 Voltage Maximum L1 - L2 Voltage Minimum L2 - L3 Voltage Maximum L2 - L3 Voltage Minimum L3 - L1 Voltage Maximum L3 - L1 Voltage Undefined L1 Voltage THD L2 Voltage THD L3 Voltage THD Undefined Nominal Voltage Undefined System Type Undefined Temporary Overvoltage Threshold RW RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RW Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 — 59,000 0 — 59,000 0 — 59,000 0 — 59,000 0 — 100% 0 — 100% Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt 40 to 80 Hz 115-59999 Volt 0 — 59,999 40 to 80 Volt Hz 40 to 80 12 ASCII characters 12 ASCII characters 12 ASCII characters 16 ASCII characters Hz 0-Y,1-D,2=H,3=S,4=T,5=L, 6=N 40200 40201-40208 RW Units / Remarks Data Range Page | 31 0:9600 1:19.2k, 2:38.4k, 3:57.6k, 4:115200 1 to 247 16 ASCII chars 16 ASCII chars 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 % x100 % x100 % x100 115-59999 Volt 40 to 80, >100 indicates off % Deviation IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address 41007 41008 41009 41010 41011 41012 41013 41014-41049 41050-41057 41058-41063 41064-41071 41072-41079 41080-41088 41088-41093 41094-41100 41101 41102 41103 41104 41105 41108 41109 41112 41113 41116 41117 41118 Reg. Type RW RW RW RW RW RW RW Parameter Description Data Range RO RO RW RW RW RW Swell Threshold Overvoltage Threshold Sag Threshold Dropout Threshold Outage Threshold THD Threshold Frequency Threshold Undefined Device Model Number Device Serial Number Unit Name Unit Location Undefined Software Version string Software build date string Screen Update Screen Timeout Backlight Timeout DHCP Enabled RW IP Address Hex RW Subnet Mask Hex RW RW Gateway MB TCP port device address Undefined Hex 1 to 247 41119 RW 41120 41121 41122 41123 41124 41125 41126 41127-41999 42000 42001 42002 42003 42004 42005 42006 42007 42008 42009 42010 42011 42012 42013 42014 42015 42016 42017 42018 42019 42020 42021 42022 RW RO RO RO RO RO RO MB 485 comm. port baud rate MB 485 comm. port device address Year Month Day Hour Minute Second Undefined L1 - N voltage L2 - N voltage L3 - N voltage L - N average voltage L - N voltage unbalance L1 - L2 voltage L2 - L3 voltage L3 - L1 voltage L - L average voltage L- L voltage unbalance Crest Factor L1-N Crest Factor L2-N Crest Factor L3-N Crest Factor L1-L2 Crest Factor L2-L3 Crest Factor L3-L1 Voltage RMS THD L1-N Voltage RMS THD L2-N Voltage RMS THD L3-N Voltage RMS THD L1-L2 Voltage RMS THD L2-L3 Voltage RMS THD L3-L1 Voltage Fundamental THD L1-N RO RO RW RW RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual 20 to 40, >100 indicates off 10 to 40, >100 indicates off 10 to 30, >100 indicates off 20 to 30, >100 indicates off 10 to 25, >100 indicates off 0 to 25 1 to 10, >100 indicates off Units / Remarks % Deviation % Deviation % Deviation % Deviation % Deviation % Deviation % Deviation 16 ASCII characters 12 ASCII characters 16 ASCII chars 16 ASCII chars 12 ASCII characters 12 ASCII characters 5-100 0-600 0-600 Boolean Page | 32 Seconds Seconds Seconds W only when DHCP Enabled=False W only when DHCP Enabled=False W only when DHCP Enabled=False 0:9600 1:19.2k 2:38.4k 3:57.6k, 4:115200 1 to 247 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 — 100% 0 — 59,000 0 — 59,000 0 — 59,000 0 — 59,000 0 — 100% 0 to 1000 0 to 1000 0 to 1000 0 to 1000 0 to 1000 0 to 1000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Ratio x 1000 Ratio x 1000 Ratio x 1000 Ratio x 1000 Ratio x 1000 Ratio x 1000 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address 42023 42024 42025 42026 42027 42028 42029 42030 42031 42032 42033 42034-42035 42036 42037 42038 42039 42040 42041 42042-44999 45000 45001 45002 45003 45004 45005 45006 45007 45008 45009 45010 45011 45012 45013 45014 45015 45016 45017 45018 45019 45020 45021 45022 45023 45024 45025 45026 45027 45028 45029 45030 45031 45032 45033 45034 45035 45036-45999 46000 46001 46002 46003 Reg. Type RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Parameter Description Voltage Fundamental THD L2-N Voltage Fundamental THD L3-N Voltage Fundamental THD L1-L2 Voltage Fundamental THD L2-L3 Voltage Fundamental THD L3-L1 Minimum L1 - N Voltage Maximum L1 - N Voltage Minimum L2 - N Voltage Maximum L2 - N Voltage Minimum L3 - N Voltage Maximum L3 - N Voltage Undefined Minimum L1 - L2 Voltage Maximum L1 - L2 Voltage Minimum L2 - L3 Voltage Maximum L2 - L3 Voltage Minimum L3 - L1 Voltage Maximum L3 - L1 Voltage Undefined 3rd Voltage Harmonic L1-N 3rd Voltage Harmonic L2-N 3rd Voltage Harmonic L3-N 3rd Voltage Harmonic L1-L2 3rd Voltage Harmonic L2-L3 3rd Voltage Harmonic L3-L1 5th Voltage Harmonic L1-N 5th Voltage Harmonic L2-N 5th Voltage Harmonic L3-N 5th Voltage Harmonic L1-L2 5th Voltage Harmonic L2-L3 5th Voltage Harmonic L3-L1 7th Voltage Harmonic L1-N 7th Voltage Harmonic L2-N 7th Voltage Harmonic L3-N 7th Voltage Harmonic L1-L2 7th Voltage Harmonic L2-L3 7th Voltage Harmonic L3-L1 9th Voltage Harmonic L1-N 9th Voltage Harmonic L2-N 9th Voltage Harmonic L3-N 9th Voltage Harmonic L1-L2 9th Voltage Harmonic L2-L3 9th Voltage Harmonic L3-L1 11th Voltage Harmonic L1-N 11th Voltage Harmonic L2-N 11th Voltage Harmonic L3-N 11th Voltage Harmonic L1-L2 11th Voltage Harmonic L2-L3 11th Voltage Harmonic L3-L1 13th Voltage Harmonic L1-N 13th Voltage Harmonic L2-N 13th Voltage Harmonic L3-N 13th Voltage Harmonic L1-L2 13th Voltage Harmonic L2-L3 13th Voltage Harmonic L3-L1 Undefined Year Event 1 Month Event 1 Day Event 1 Hour Event 1 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 33 Data Range Units / Remarks 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 0 - 59,999 Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt Volt 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 0 to 10000 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 % x100 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address Reg. Type Parameter Description Data Range 46004 46005 46006 46007 RO RO RO RO Minute Event 1 Second Event 1 Milliseconds Event 1 Event Type Event 1 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 1 to 7 46008 RO Mode Affected Event 1 0 to 6 46009 - 46010 RO Duration Event 1 0 to 4294967295 46011 RO Peak Severity Event 1 0 to 600 46012 46013 46014 46015 46016 46017 46018 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 2 Month Event 2 Day Event 2 Hour Event 2 Minute Event 2 Second Event 2 Milliseconds Event 2 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 34 Units / Remarks 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address Reg. Type Parameter Description Data Range 46019 RO Event Type Event 2 1 to 7 46020 RO Mode Affected Event 2 0 to 6 46021 46022 46023 RO Duration Event 2 0 to 4294967295 RO Peak Severity Event 2 0 to 600 46024 46025 46026 46027 46028 46029 46030 46031 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 3 Month Event 3 Day Event 3 Hour Event 3 Minute Event 3 Second Event 3 Milliseconds Event 3 Event Type Event 3 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 1 to 7 Units / Remarks 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 35 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address Reg. Type Parameter Description Data Range 46032 RO Mode Affected Event 3 0 to 6 46033 - 46034 RO Duration Event 3 0 to 4294967295 46035 RO Peak Severity Event 3 0 to 600 46036 46037 46038 46039 46040 46041 46042 46043 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 4 Month Event 4 Day Event 4 Hour Event 4 Minute Event 4 Second Event 4 Milliseconds Event 4 Event Type Event 4 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 1 to 7 46044 RO Mode Affected Event 4 0 to 6 46045 - 46046 RO Duration Event 4 0 to 4294967295 46047 RO Peak Severity Event 4 0 to 600 46048 46049 46050 46051 46052 46053 46054 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 5 Month Event 5 Day Event 5 Hour Event 5 Minute Event 5 Second Event 5 Milliseconds Event 5 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 36 Units / Remarks 0-N 1 - L1 2 - L2 3 - L3 4 - L1-L2 5 - L2-L3 6 - L3-L1 in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled 0-N 1 - L1 2 - L2 3 - L3 4 - L1-L2 5 - L2-L3 6 - L3-L1 in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address Reg. Type Parameter Description Data Range 46055 RO Event Type Event 5 1 to 7 46056 RO Mode Affected Event 5 0 to 6 46057 - 46058 RO Duration Event 5 0 to 4294967295 46059 RO Peak Severity Event 5 0 to 600 46060 46061 46062 46063 46064 46065 46066 46067 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 6 Month Event 6 Day Event 6 Hour Event 6 Minute Event 6 Second Event 6 Milliseconds Event 6 Event Type Event 6 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 1 to 7 Units / Remarks 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 37 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address Reg. Type Parameter Description Data Range 46068 RO Mode Affected Event 6 0 to 6 46069 - 46070 RO Duration Event 6 0 to 4294967295 46071 RO Peak Severity Event 6 0 to 600 46072 46073 46074 46075 46076 46077 46078 46079 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 7 Month Event 7 Day Event 7 Hour Event 7 Minute Event 7 Second Event 7 Milliseconds Event 7 Event Type Event 7 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 1 to 7 46080 RO Mode Affected Event 7 0 to 6 46081 - 46082 RO Duration Event 7 0 to 4294967295 46083 RO Peak Severity Event 7 0 to 600 46084 46085 46086 46087 46088 46089 46090 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 8 Month Event 8 Day Event 8 Hour Event 8 Minute Event 8 Second Event 8 Milliseconds Event 8 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 38 Units / Remarks 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address Reg. Type Parameter Description Data Range 46091 RO Event Type Event 8 1 to 7 46092 RO Mode Affected Event 8 0 to 6 46093 46094 46095 RO Duration Event 8 0 to 4294967295 RO Peak Severity Event 8 0 to 600 46096 46097 46098 46099 46100 46101 46102 46103 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 9 Month Event 9 Day Event 9 Hour Event 9 Minute Event 9 Second Event 9 Milliseconds Event 9 Event Type Event 9 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 1 to 7 Units / Remarks 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 39 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address Reg. Type Parameter Description Data Range 46104 RO Mode Affected Event 9 0 to 6 46105 46106 46107 RO Duration Event 9 0 to 4294967295 RO Peak Severity Event 9 0 to 600 46108 46109 46110 46111 46112 46113 46114 46115 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Year Event 10 Month Event 10 Day Event 10 Hour Event 10 Minute Event 10 Second Event 10 Milliseconds Event 10 Event Type Event 10 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 1 to 7 46116 RO Mode Affected Event 10 0 to 6 46117 46118 46119 RO Duration Event 10 0 to 4294967295 RO Peak Severity Event 10 0 to 600 46120 RW Event Number 0 to 1999 46121 46122 46123 46124 RO RO RO RO Year Event Month Event Day Event Hour Event 0 to 99 1 to 12 1 to 31 0 to 23 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 40 Units / Remarks 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge Write to load the Event into registers 46121-46132 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Reg. Address Reg. Type Parameter Description Data Range 46125 46126 46127 46128 RO RO RO RO Minute Event Second Event Milliseconds Event Event Type Event 0 to 59 0 to 59 0 to 999 1 to 7 46129 RO Mode Affected Event 0 to 6 46130 46131 46132 RO Duration Event 0 to 4294967295 RO Peak Severity Event 0 to 600 RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO RO Undefined Total Surge Count Total Swell Count Total Sag Count Surge Count L1 Surge Count L2 Surge Count L3 Surge Count N Swell Count L1N Swell Count L2N Swell Count L3N Swell Count L1L2 Swell Count L2L3 Swell Count L3L1 Sag Count L1N Sag Count L2N Sag Count L3N Sag Count L1L2 Sag Count L2L3 Sag Count L3L1 Relay Active 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 0 to 4294967295 1 to 4294967295 2 to 4294967295 3 to 4294967295 4 to 4294967295 Boolean 46133-46999 47000-47001 47002-47003 47004-47005 47006-47007 47008-47009 47010-47011 47012-47013 47014-47015 47016-47017 47018-47019 47020-47021 47022-47023 47024-47025 47026-47027 47028-47029 47030-47031 47032-47033 47034-47035 47036-47037 47038 Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 41 Units / Remarks 0 - None, 1 - Surge, 2 - Tov, 3 - Swell, 4 - OV, 5 - Sag, 6 - Dropout, 7 - Outage, 8 - Neutral_Bond, 9 - THD, 10 - Freq, 11 - Protect_Fail, 12 - Power_On, 13 - Settings, 14 - FW_Upgrade, 15 - Comm_Error, 16 - SW_Reset, 17 - Factory_Reset, 18 - Surge_Disabled, 19 - Freq_Lock_Lost, 20 - Freq_Lock_Enabled 0 - N, 1 - L1, 2 - L2, 3 - L3, 4 - L1-L2, 5 - L2-L3, 6 - L3-L1, in ms for Sag & Swell, in us for Surge, in seconds for Outage Volts for Sag & Swell, 0 — Cat A, 1 — Cat B, 2 — Cat C, for Surge Counters_Struct.Total_Surge_Count Counters_Struct.Total_Swell_Count Counters_Struct.Total_Sag_Count Counters_Struct.Phase_Surge_Count[L1] Counters_Struct.Phase_Surge_Count[L2] Counters_Struct.Phase_Surge_Count[L3] Counters_Struct.Phase_Surge_Count[NG] Counters_Struct.Phase_Swell_Count[L1N] Counters_Struct.Phase_Swell_Count[L2N] Counters_Struct.Phase_Swell_Count[L3N] Counters_Struct.Phase_Swell_Count[L1L2] Counters_Struct.Phase_Swell_Count[L2L3] Counters_Struct.Phase_Swell_Count[L3L1] Counters_Struct.Phase_Sag_Count[L1N] Counters_Struct.Phase_Sag_Count[L2N] Counters_Struct.Phase_Sag_Count[L3N] Counters_Struct.Phase_Sag_Count[L1L2] Counters_Struct.Phase_Sag_Count[L2L3] Counters_Struct.Phase_Sag_Count[L3L1] Alarms_Struct.Active_Relay IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 6.0 MODBUS 6.5 Appendix I 6.5.1 MODBUS RTU Overview This section describes some of the details of the Modbus communications protocol as supported by the Monitoring/Metering system. It includes instructions on how to communicate with devices via the Modbus network. This documentation should be used by individuals wishing to integrate this system into their facility by developing software to communicate with it. Additional detail of Modbus specification can be found on the Modbus organization’s Web site http://www.modbus.org/specs.php. 6.5.2 MODBUS Protocol Modbus RTU Packet Format Every Modbus Packet consists of the following fields: Device Address Field Function Code Field Data Field Error Check Field Device Address Field. This is the first byte of each Modbus RTU transmission. This device address is a number limited to the range of 1 - 247 and is associated with a single device configured with a matching address. Only the slave device whose address matches the value in this field will respond to the specified command. Function Code Field. This is a second byte of each transmission and represents the commanded action to the slave device (for queries from the master) or the action that was taken by the slave device (for responses from the slave). Codes between 1 and 127 are defined as Modbus RTU functions. The function codes are detailed on section 6.3 “Supported Function Codes”. Data Field. The data field varies in length depending on whether the message is a request or a response packet. This field typically contains information required by the slave device to perform the command specified in a request packet or data being passed back by the slave device in a response packet. Error Check Field. The error check field consists of a 16 bit (2 byte) Cyclical Redundancy Check (CRC16). It allows the receiving device to detect a packet that has been corrupted with transmission errors. 6.5.3 Packet Framing and Timing Because the Modbus RTU protocol does not define any explicit packet synchronization bytes, synchronization is accomplished implicitly with the use of silent intervals. According to the Modbus RTU standard, all messages must start with a silent interval of at least 3.5 character times. This means that every byte within a packet must follow the previous byte by fewer than 3.5 character times based on the baud rate. And every new packet of data must wait at least 3.5 character times after the packet that had preceded it. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 42 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 6.0 MODBUS 6.5.4 Supported Function Codes Function # 03 (03h) — Read Holding Registers This function code allows the master to read one or more consecutive data registers (up to 125) . The data registers are always 16 bit (two byte) values, transmitted high order byte first. Refer to Register Map section for details about the data register definitions of the system. Transmit/Receiving packet format Master Transmission Slave Response Slave address (For the number of register read request) Function code Slave address Data starting address (high byte) Function code Data starting address (low byte) Byte count Number of registers (high byte) Data word #1 (high byte) Number of registers (low byte) Data word #1 (low byte) CRC16 (low byte) Data word #2 (high byte) CRC16 (high byte) Data word #2 (low byte) Data word #3 (high byte) Data word #3 (low byte) ….. CRC16 (low byte) CRC16 (high byte) Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 43 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 6.0 MODBUS Function #16(10h) — Preset Multiple Registers This function code allows the master device to modify the contents of consecutive configuration registers. The data registers are always 16 bit (two byte) values, transmitted high order byte first. Refer to Register Map for details about the data register type definitions. Only those registers with the register type RW defined are allowed to process with function code #16. If a function code #16 command is issued out of these corresponding register ranges, the system will respond with an invalid address range Exception Response (see section of Exception Responses). The maximum number of registers that can be preset with a single 10H command is 10. Transmit/Receiving packet format: Master Transmission (For the number of registers requested) Packet Format Slave address Function code Data starting address (high byte) Data starting address (low byte) Number of registers (high byte) Number of registers (low byte) Byte count Data word #1 (high byte) Data word #1 (low byte) Data word #2 (high byte) Data word #2 (low byte) Data word #3 (high byte) Data word #3 (low byte) ……. CRC16 (low byte) CRC16 (high byte) Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Slave Response Slave address Function code Data starting address (high byte) Data starting address (low byte) Number of registers (high byte) Number of registers (low byte) CRC16 (low byte) CRC16 (high byte) Page | 44 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 6.5.5 6.0 MODBUS Exception Responses If the Modbus master device sends an unsupported command, attempts to read an invalid holding register, or attempts to write invalid data, the system (Modbus slave) issues an exception response. The format for the exception response is as follows: 1. SLAVE ADDRESS 2. FUNCTION CODE (with the most-significant-bit set to a 1) 3. ERROR CODE 4. CRC16 — low order byte 5. CRC16 — high order byte *Note: The high order bit of the function code has been set to one to indicate an exception response has been generated. Exception codes supported: 01 Illegal function - The slave does not support the function code contained in the master query packet. 02 Illegal data address - The slave does not support the Holding Register address referenced in the data field of the master query packet. 03 Illegal data value - The slave does not support the data referenced in the data field of the master query packet. 04 Device failure - The addresses slave is unable to perform the action requested due to an internal failure or malfunction. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 45 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions 7.1 Field Definitions Alarms — The number of active alarms. This indicates the unit is currently experiencing a source power issue (Phase Loss, Overvoltage, etc) or a protection failure. Refer to the Events screen and/or webpage for further information on the existing events/alarms. Backlight TO — The length of time the display screen backlight remains lit without interaction before returning to energy saving/sleep mode. CAT A - Surge Count (New) — The number of IEEE Category A transients the monitoring system has recorded since the last time the “reset” feature was activated. CAT A - Surge Count (Total) — The number of IEEE Category A transients the monitoring system has recorded since first activated. CAT B - Surge Count (New) — The number of IEEE Category B transients the monitoring system has recorded since the last time the “reset” feature was activated. CAT B - Surge Count (Total) — The number of IEEE Category B transients the monitoring system has recorded since first activated. CAT C - Surge Count (New) — The number of IEEE Category C transients the monitoring system has recorded since the last time the “reset” feature was activated. CAT C - Surge Count (Total) — The number of IEEE Category C transients the monitoring system has recorded since first activated. Display TO — The length of time the display screen information remains viewable before returning to energy saving/sleep mode. Dropout Level — The percentage (20%-30%) below the nominal voltage at which the monitoring system will trigger a Voltage Interruption/Dropout event. Example: A 208V L-L source voltage with a 20% dropout level (41.6V) will trigger a Dropout event at approximately 166V L-L. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 46 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions ENET — The monitoring systems current Ethernet connection status. Message Connecting.. Acquiring IP.. DHCP Acquired.. Static Acquired.. Static Fallback.. Definition Attempting to locate a network server. Found a network connection; If DHCP mode enabled: Attempting to acquire an IP address from a DHCP network server. If DHCP mode disabled: Attempting to assign a static IP address. IP address acquired from a DHCP network Server, and Monitoring system is ready to communicate. The static IP address has been assigned, and Monitoring system is ready to communicate. DHCP Service is not available; system fell back to last saved IP address. Event # — The saved information for each recorded event. The event type, time/date stamp, duration, severity (deviation), and the mode where the event was detected are displayed. Freq (Frequency) — The AC frequency. The allowable range is 45-66Hz with a ±1 Hz accuracy averaged over 1 second. Freq Dev — The percentage (1%-10%) of deviation at which the monitoring system will trigger an Over/Under Frequency event. Example: A 60Hz frequency with a 10% deviation level (6Hz) will trigger an event at approximately 54Hz (Low) or 66Hz (High). GWay — The monitoring systems current Gateway Address. Harmonics L-L 3rd-7th — Display screen providing 3rd, 5th, & 7th voltage THD for each line-to-line mode, expressed as a percentage, calculated every 100ms, Bandwidth = 850Hz, 1% accuracy. Harmonics L-L 9th-13th — Display screen providing 9th, 11th, & 13th voltage THD for each line-to-line mode, expressed as a percentage, calculated every 100ms, Bandwidth = 850Hz, 1% accuracy. Harmonics L-N 3rd-7th — Display screen providing 3rd, 5th, & 7th voltage THD for each line-to-neutral mode, expressed as a percentage, calculated every 100ms, Bandwidth = 850Hz, 1% accuracy. Harmonics L-N 9th-13th — Display screen providing 9th, 11th, & 13th voltage THD for each line-to-neutral mode, expressed as a percentage, calculated every 100ms, Bandwidth = 850Hz, 1% accuracy. IP Address (IP) — The monitoring systems current Internet Protocol Address. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 47 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions L-G MOV Health — The current condition of all surge components (MOVs) between each line/phase and ground (L1-G, L2-G, L3-G if applicable) L-L Avg Imb — The Average Voltage Imbalance of all possible L-L voltages. Voltage Imbalance is calculated as (Current L-L RMS voltage — Average L-L RMS voltage) / Current L-L RMS voltage. L-L Avg V — The average of all available Line-to-Line voltages. In a 3 Phase system, this field displays the average of the L1-L2, L1-L3, & L2-L3 voltages. L-L Counts — The number of Sag & Swell events the system has recorded on each Line-to-Line mode since the last time the “reset” feature was activated. L-L Crest Factor — The Line-to-Line crest factor calculated every 100 milliseconds with ±1% accuracy. L-L MOV Health — The current condition of all surge components (MOVs) between each line/phase and line/phase (L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3 if applicable) L-L Voltages — Display screen showing all possible Line-to-Line voltages. In a 3 Phase system, this screen displays the L1-L2, L1-L3, & L2-L3 voltages. L-L VTHD — The Line-to-Line Voltage THD calculated every 100 milliseconds with ±1% accuracy. Bandwidth to 850Hz. L-N Avg Imb — The Average Voltage Imbalance of all possible L-N voltages. Voltage Imbalance is calculated as (Current L-N RMS voltage — Average L-N RMS voltage) / Current L-N RMS voltage. L-N Avg V — The average of all available Line-to-Neutral voltages. In a 3 Phase system, this field displays the average of the L1-N, L2-N, & L3-N voltages. L-N Counts — The number of Sag & Swell events the system has recorded on each Line-to-Neutral mode since the last time the “reset” feature was activated. L-N Crest Factor — The Line-to-Neutral crest factor calculated every 100 milliseconds with ±1% accuracy. L-N MOVs (L-N MOV Health) — The current condition of all surge components (MOVs) between each line/phase and neutral (L1-N, L2-N, L3-N if applicable) L-N Voltages — All possible Line-to-Neutral and Neutral-to-Ground measured voltages. In a 3 Phase system L1-N, L2-N, L3-N, & N-G voltages are displayed. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 48 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions L-N VTHD — The Line-to-Neutral Voltage THD calculated every 100 milliseconds with ±1% accuracy. Bandwidth to 850Hz. Mask — The system/network Subnet Mask. NB Level — The Neutral-to-Ground voltage (10V-30V) at which the monitoring system will trigger a Neutral Bond event. N-G MOV’s (L-N MOV Health) — The current condition of all surge components (MOVs) between neutral and ground. N-G — Voltage measured between Neutral and Ground. Outage Level — The percentage (10%-30%) below the nominal voltage at which the monitoring system will trigger a Phase Loss/Outage event. Example: A 208V L-L source voltage with a 20% outage level (41.6V) will trigger an Outage event at approximately 166V L-L. OV Level — The percentage (10%-30%) above the nominal voltage at which the monitoring system will trigger an Overvoltage event. Example: A 208V L-L source voltage with a 20% overvoltage level (41.6V) will trigger an Overvoltage event at approximately 250V L-L. RTU Baud Rate — Modbus RTU Baud Rate — 9600bps, 19.2 kbps, 38.4 kbps, 57.6 kbps, or 115.2 kbps. RTU Port — RS/TIA/EIA-485 remote terminal unit (RTU) port number (1-239) Sag Count — The number of Line-to-Neutral and Line-to-Line Sag events the monitoring system has recorded since the last time the “reset” feature was activated. Sag Level — The percentage below the nominal voltage at which the monitoring system will trigger a SAG event. The allowable range is 10% (default) to 5% below the Dropout event trigger setting. Example: A 208V L-L source voltage with a 10% Sag level (20.8V) will trigger a Sag event at approximately 187V L-L. Surge Count — The number of Line-to-Ground Surge/Transient events the monitoring system has recorded since the last time the “reset” feature was activated. Swell Count — The number of Line-to-Neutral and Line-to-Line Swell events the monitoring system has recorded since the last time the “reset” feature was activated. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 49 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions Swell Level — The percentage (20%-40%) above the nominal voltage at which the monitoring system will trigger a Swell event. Example: A 208V L-L source voltage with a 20% Swell level (41.6V) will trigger a Swell event at approximately 250V L-L. TCP Port — RS/TIA/EIA-485 Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) port number (1-239) THD Level — The percentage (50%-25%) above the nominal voltage at which the monitoring system will trigger a Voltage Harmonics (VTHD) event. Example: A 208V L-L source voltage with a 20% THD level (41.6V) will trigger a Voltage Harmonics event at approximately 250V L-L. TOV Level — The percentage (40%-80%) above the nominal voltage at which the monitoring system will trigger a Temporary Overvoltage event. Example: A 208V L-L source voltage with a 50% temporary overvoltage level (104V) will trigger a Temporary Overvoltage event at approximately 312V L-L. Update Time — The length of time before the unit refreshed the display screen. A longer duration Update Time can lessen the burden to the system memory increasing the overall system performance. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 50 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions 7.2 System Events Communication Error — The monitoring system has experienced an internal communication error. Power to the unit must be cycled off and back on to resume all monitoring functions. Factory Reset — All of the monitoring systems configurable settings, thresholds, etc. have been reset and returned to the factory default settings. Frequency Lock Enabled — The frequency has returned to an acceptable level within the monitoring system rating (45-67Hz). All Power Quality Event detection & recording capabilities have been restored. Frequency Lock Lost — The frequency has been detected outside of the monitoring system rating (45-67Hz). Power Quality Event detection capabilities are disabled during this event. Surge/Transient events continue to be detected & recorded during this event. Firmware Update — The monitoring systems Firmware has been updated. Date, time, and New Firmware version are recorded. Power On — Indicates the date and time power was applied to the unit. Settings Change — A password protected monitoring system setting has been changed. Software Reset — Indicates that the Metering system software has been reset or updated. The software reset can happen automatically as well as manually. Surge Disabled — The monitoring systems surge/transient detection & recording capabilities have been temporarily disabled. This event/action is typically due to long duration nominal voltage swells that would otherwise appear as numerous surges/transients. Note: The units surge protection capabilities are not affected by this event. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 51 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions 7.3 Power Quality Events Protection Failure — A component critical to the surge protection performance has been damaged and the surge protection capabilities of the SPD have been reduced or eliminated. Contact the factory to initiate the warranty & troubleshooting process. Email: [email protected] Phone: 800-237-4567 or 727-535-6339 Surge/Transient — Line-to-Ground transient event recorded and its severity categorized as an ANSI/IEEE category A, B, or C surge event. The surge event duration (4 microseconds - 0.5 milliseconds) and the phase affected is also detailed. See Section 7.5 Category A, B, & C Surge Events for Category A, B, & C definition Nominal Voltage Nominal Voltage See chart on next page for further clarification Temporary Overvoltage (TOV) — Line-to-Neutral or Line-to-Line overvoltage that exceeds the nominal voltage by a user configurable percentage (40% - 80%). Factory default setting is 40% over nominal. The TOV event duration (0.5 milliseconds — 8 milliseconds), the phases affected, and the maximum recorded voltage are also provided. User can disable this function by selecting OFF as the lower trigger. Swell — Line-to-Neutral or Line-to-Line voltage swell that exceeds the nominal voltage by a user configurable percentage (20% - 40%). Factory default setting is 20% over nominal. The swell event duration (8 milliseconds — 1 minute), the phases affected, and the maximum recorded voltage are also provided. User can disable this function by selecting OFF as the lower trigger. Overvoltage — Line-to-Neutral or Line-to-Line overvoltage that exceeds the nominal voltage by a user configurable percentage (10% - 40%). Factory default setting is 10% over nominal. The overvoltage event duration (1 minute — approximately 50 days), the phases affected, and the maximum recorded voltage are also provided. User can disable this function by selecting OFF as the lower trigger. Sag - Line-to-Neutral or Line-to-Line voltage sag that drops below the nominal voltage by a user configurable percentage (10% - 5% below the Voltage Interruption/Dropout trigger setting). Factory default setting is 10% below nominal. The sag event duration (8 milliseconds — 1 minute), the phases affected, and the lowest recorded voltage are also provided. User can disable this function by selecting OFF as the lower trigger. Voltage Interruption/Dropout — Line-to-Neutral or Line-to-Line voltage interruption that drops below the nominal voltage by a user configurable percentage (20% - 30%). Factory default setting is 20% below nominal. The event duration (8 milliseconds — 1 minute), the phases affected, and the lowest recorded voltage are also provided. User can disable this function by selecting OFF as the lower trigger. Phase Loss/Outage — Line-to-Neutral or Line-to-Line phase loss/outage that drops below the nominal voltage by a user configurable percentage (10% - 30%). Factory default setting is 10% below nominal. The event duration (1 minute — approximately 50 days), the phases affected, and the lowest recorded voltage are also provided. User can disable this function by selecting OFF as the lower trigger. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 52 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions See definitions on previous page for further clarification Voltage Harmonics (VTHD) — Voltage event where a voltage harmonic RMS value is above the voltage harmonic user configurable threshold (5% - 25%). Factory default is 5% above Nominal voltage. The event log shall specify the event duration (100 milliseconds — approximately 50 days), the maximum recorded voltage, phase effected, and harmonic number (3rd-13th). User can disable this function by selecting OFF as the lower trigger. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 53 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions Neutral Bond — Neutral-to-Ground voltage swell that exceeds a user configurable voltage (10 Volts — 30 Volts). Factory default setting is 10 Volts. The Neutral Bond event duration (8 milliseconds — approximately 50 days), and the maximum recorded voltage are also provided. Over/Under Frequency — Voltage event where the frequency is above/below the nominal frequency by the frequency threshold. Factory default is 1 Hz deviation. Log shall specify the event duration and Hz deviation. User can disable this function by selecting OFF as the lower trigger. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 54 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 7.0 Definitions 7.4 Power Quality Event Threshold Table Event % of Nominal Voltage Deviation Duration Event Trigger Minimum = 4us Maximum = 0.5ms Varies by unit (±15%-±50%) NA NA Sag Minimum = 8ms Maximum = 1 minute Minimum = -10% Maximum = 5% below Voltage Interruption/Dropout event trigger Default: -10% Configurable: -10% to 5% below Dropout trigger Swell Minimum = 8ms Maximum = 1 minute Minimum = +20% Maximum = No Max Default: +20% Configurable: +20% to +40% Minimum = 1 minute Maximum = 49.71 days Minimum = -10% Maximum = -100% Default: -10% Configurable: -10% to -30% Minimum = 8ms Maximum = 1 minute Minimum = -20% Maximum = -100% Default: -20% Configurable: -20% to -30% Minimum = 100ms Maximum = 49.71 days Minimum = +5% Maximum = No Max Default: +5% Configurable: +5% to +25% Minimum = 1 minute Maximum = 49.71 days Minimum = +10% Maximum = No Max Default: +10% Configurable: +10% to +40% Minimum = 0.5ms Maximum = 8ms Minimum = +40% Maximum = No Max Default: +40% Configurable: +40% to +80% Minimum = 8ms Maximum = 49.71 days Minimum = +1% Maximum = +10% Default: ±1% Configurable: ±1% to ±10% Neutral Bond Minimum = 8ms Maximum = 49.71 days Minimum = 10V Maximum = No Max Default: 10V Configurable: 10V to 30V Protection Failure NA NA Single MOV failure NA Surge/Transient Phase Loss/Outage Voltage Interruption/Dropout Voltage Harmonics (VTHD) Overvoltage Temporary Overvoltage (TOV) Over/Under Frequency 7.5 Category A, B, & C Surge Events When the SPD detects a surge/transient, the SPD monitoring system automatically records a new event and details the phase, the event duration, and the severity (the amount of letthrough voltage after the SPD has performed its function). The surge/transient event is categorized by the monitoring system as a Category A, B, or C surge event. Industry standard ANSI/IEEE C62.41 categories, the SPD source voltage, event let-through voltage, & SPD performance ratings are referenced when categorizing surge events. Category Surge Level A Surge events less than [6kV, 3kA] B Surge event between [6kV, 3kA] and [20kV, 10kA] C Surge event greater than [20kV, 10kA] Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 55 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 8.0 Troubleshooting If any of the diagnostic indicators indicates a problem (i.e. red LED ON, and/or green LED OUT): 1. Navigate through the units display screens (or the Measurements webpage) to determine what issue the system is indicating. 2. If a source voltage problem exists, check all wiring connections. 3. If the unit is indicating an existing “SAG” or “SWELL” condition, check the configurable trigger levels. See 5.4.2 — Event Settings. 4. If proper voltages are being supplied to all phases of the unit, remove all AC power and restart. 5. If problem persists after power-up, call ASCO Surge Protection, Inc at 727-535-6339. If the unit display screen encounters a problem: 1. Remove all AC power and restart unit. 2. Install the current version of the system Firmware. See 5.4.5 — Firmware Update for more information. 3. If problem persists after power-up, call ASCO Surge Protection, Inc at 727-535-6339. If the system web pages encounter a problem: 1. Refresh screen (F5). Try this step multiple times before moving to step 2. 2. Check all network wiring connections. 3. Go to the units Networking screen to verify the current “ENET” status - see section 3.3 (#22) of this manual for further information. 4. Check with your network administrator for initial assistance. 5. Install the current version of the system Firmware if possible. See 5.4.5 — Firmware Update for more information. 6. If the issue does not appear to be within your network, call ASCO Surge Protection, Inc at 727-535-6339. Firmware updates can be obtained from the “Software Downloads” section of the ASCO Surge Protection website, or by contacting the factory. See Section 5.5.2 About — Contact Us and the back cover of this manual for contact information. Website: www.ascopower.com Email: [email protected] Phone: 800-237-4567 or 727-535-6339 Scan this QR code to send ASCO Surge Protection an email. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 56 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 9.0 Surge Protective Devices It takes a variety of surge protective products to protect your mission-critical equipment. ASCO’s comprehensive product portfolio ensures you’ll be able to provide peace-of-mind surge protection at all “SURGEHOTspots” within the system. In addition to the traditional AC panel surge protection, all critical communication wires within a system should also be connected through a UL approved surge protective device. Power-Over-Ethernet Protection The Model 184 (Edco CAT6-5POE Series) are single channel silicon avalanche diode (SAD) devices, ideally suited to provide protection directly at the connected PoE equipment. 184D065S060SRJN0 Edco CAT6-5POE-FF (Female-to-Female) 184D065S060SRMN0 Edco CAT6-5POE-MF (Male-to-Female) FEATURES Exceeds Cat 5 and 6 Transmission Values Single Stage Circuit Applications up to 60 Vdc @ 300 mA 8 Protected Pins 1 Channel IEEE 802.3af (PoE) Compliant 1 Year Warranty Power-Over-Ethernet Protection The Model 185 (Edco CAT6-POE Series) are single or multi-channel, flange-mounted devices, ideally suited to directly protect network or power sourcing equipment in high exposure locations. These products also provide three-stage hybrid protection for 1 to 8 POE or POE+ channels. The flange mount design allows the Model 185 to be installed as close as possible to the protected equipment. 185D068S10KXRJN0 (Edco CAT6-POE) 1-Channel Flange Mount 185D068S10KXR4N0 (Edco CAT6-POE-4) 4-Channel 185D068S10KXRGN0 Flange Mount (Edco CAT6-POE-I) 1-Channel Flange Mount (Isolated Ground) Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual 185D068S10KXR8N0 (Edco CAT6-POE-8) 8-Channel Flange Mount Page | 57 FEATURES Exceeds Cat 5 and 6 Transmission Values Three-Stage Hybrid Circuit Low Insertion Loss 8 Protected Pins Flange Mounted 8, 4 or 1 Channel IEEE 802.3af (PoE) and 802.3at (PoE+) Compliant 5 Year Warranty IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 9.0 Surge Protective Devices Power-Over-Ethernet Protection The Model 186 (Edco RM-CAT6-POE Series) is a multi-channel, rack-mounted device, ideally suited for network closets, server rooms or anywhere multiple network cables are routed. With a choice of 8 to 48 protected channels, the Model 186 easily fits within 1U of rack space and is appropriate for most network applications. The threestage hybrid technology provides protection on all pins of the POE or POE+ channels. 48 Channel = 186D068S10KX48N0 (Edco RM-CAT6-48POE) 24 Channel = 186D068S10KX24N0 (Edco RM-CAT6-24POE) 16 Channel = 186D068S10KX16N0 (Edco RM-CAT6-16POE) FEATURES Exceeds Cat 5 and 6 Transmission Values Three-Stage Hybrid Circuit Low Insertion Loss 8 Protected Pins Installs in 1U of Rack Space Replaceable Modular Design 48, 24, 16 or 8 Channel IEEE 802.3af (PoE) and 802.3at (PoE+) Compliant 5 Year Warranty 8 Channel = 186D068S10KX08N0 (Edco RM-CAT6-8POE) Zone/Loop/Data Protection The Model 175 (Edco PC642 Series) surge protective device, (SPD) is a two-pair (four wire) module implementing three-stage hybrid technology. This SPD addresses over-voltage transients with gas tubes and silicon avalanche components. In addition, sneak and fault currents are mitigated with resettable fuses (PTCs) The Model 175 card edge is gold-plated, double sided and is designed to mate with the PCB1B gold-plated female terminal connector accessory (sold separately). APPLICATIONS: MODEL NUMBER RS485, RS422: 4—20mA, RS232, E-NET, 10BASET: 175D008S10KLPCN0 (Edco PC642C-008LC) 175D036S10KLPCN0 (Edco PC642C-036LC) FEATURES Three-stage hybrid protection Sneak/fault current protection Resettable fuses — PTCs Low capacitance option Plug-in module Requires Edco PCB1BWKEY base Fast response time UL listed 497B 5 year warranty All Model 175 installations require a PCB1B mounting/wiring base accessory. Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual Page | 58 IO-70109 Rev 0, 05-16 Surge Protection Scan this QR code to learn more about ASCO Surge Protection. Surge Protection 14550 58th Street North Clearwater, Florida 33760 P (800) 237-4567 P (727) 535-6339 F (727) 539-8955 E [email protected] While every precaution has been taken to ensure accuracy and completeness in this literature, ASCO assumes no responsibility, and disclaims all liability for damages resulting from use of this information or for any errors or omissions. IO-70109 (Rev 0 05-16) Quick Start Guide Printed in USA QS-70100 Page | 4 Rev 1 4-16