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1. Introduction ............................................................................ - 1 -
2. Naming rule ........................................................................... - 2 -
3. Model Selection ..................................................................... - 2 -
4. Technical parameters ............................................................ - 3 -
5. Function characteristics......................................................... - 5 -
6. Installation and wiring ............................................................ - 6 -
7. Operation ............................................................................... - 9 -
8. Setup ................................................................................... - 14 -
9. Modbus-RTU communication .............................................. - 17 -
Appendix 1 MODBUS-RTU communication address information list
(single phase meter)................................................................ - 18 -
Appendix 2 MODBUS-RTU communication address information list
(three phase meter) ................................................................. - 25 -
1. Introduction
1.1 Compliance with standards
IEC62053-21:2003 Electricity metering equipment (a.c.)-Particular
requirements-Part 21: Static meters for active energy (classes 1 and 2)
IEC62053-23:2003 Eletricity metering equipment (a.c.)-Particular
requirements-Part 23: Static meters for reactive energy (classes 2)
IEC61010-1:2001 Safety requirements for electrical equipment for
measurement, control, and laboratory use – Part 1: General requirements
IEC61000-4-2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-2: Testing
and measurement techniques – Electrostatic discharge immunity test
IEC61000-4-3 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Testing and
measurement techniques – Radiated, radio-frequency, electromagnetic field
immunity test
IEC61000-4-4 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-2: Testing
and measurement techniques – Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test
IEC61000-4-5 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-2: Testing
and measurement techniques – Surge immunity test
IEC61000-4-6 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-2: Testing
and measurement techniques – Immunity to conducted disturbances, induced
by radio-frequency fields
IEC61000-4-8 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-2: Testing
and measurement techniques – Power frequency magnetic field immunity test
IEC61000-4-11 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 4-2: Testing
and measurement techniques – Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage
variations immunity tests
IEC61000-2-6 Electromagnetic compatibility P2: Environment section 6:
Assessment of the emission levels in the power supply of industrial plants as
regards low-frequency conducted disturbances
IEC60068-2-30 Environmental testing – Part 2-30: Tests – Test Db: Damp
heat, cyclic (12h+12h cycle)

1.2 Production description

DIN-rail mounted energy meters are designed and produced according to

user’s real electricity consumption situation by adopting advanced energy
measurement IC and using digital sampling processing and SMT technologies.
They are used to measure the real-time parameters of voltage, current, power,
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power factor, frequency and demand. They also have the functions such as
energy measurement, SOE, pulse and communication. This series of energy
meters adopt modularity structure with the features such as small volume,
convenient installation and reliable working.

2. Naming rule
D T S F 1946
194 -T (CT)
CT input
communication
registed number
function code
Null : omit
F : multi-rate
electronic type
：
wiring mode
T: three phase four wire
S: three phase three wire
D: single phase
energy meter
3. Model Selection

Single phase power

Three phase power meter
meter

Single
Model
phase
Single phase Three phase Three phase multi-
multi-rate
energy meter power meter rate power meter
Function energy

meter

DDS 1946/ DDSF DSS 1946/ DTS 1946/ DSSF DTSF

DDS 1946-T 1946 DSS1946-T DTS 1946-T(CT) 1946 1946

Single √ √ - - - -
phase
Three phase - - √ - √ -
Wiring mode
three wire
Three phase - - - √ - √
four wire
Rated voltage 230V √ √ - - - -

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3×400V
- - √ - √ -
3×230/400V
- - - √ - √

5(30)A,
Direct input 20(100)A
Current
10(60)A, 20(100)A
specification
Input via CT 1.5(6)A, CT ratio range: 1～1999
Voltage & √ √ √ √ √ √
current
Power √ √ √ √ √ √

Real-time Power factor √ √ √ √ √ √

measurement
Frequency √ √ √ √ √ √
Note 2
THD - - √ √ √ √
Bi-directional
energy √ √ √ √ √ √
Energy
metering Multi-rate - √ - - √ √
energy
Communication interface ○ √ ○ ○ √ √
RS485
Energy pulse √ √ √ √ √ √
Display mode LCD LCD LCD LCD LCD LCD

Note: 1. In the upper format, √ means the function is available; - means the function is not
available; ○ means the function is only available for the model with –T such as DDS1946-T,
DSS1946-T and DTS1946-T(CT) ;

2. THD value can be accessed via Modbus data reading only.

4. Technical parameters

Electrical feature

DDS1946 DSS1946 DTS1946

Model DDS1946-T DSS1946-T DTS1946-T(CT)
Function DDSF1946 DSSF1946 DTSF1946

Accuracy Class 0.5S or Class 1

Rated voltage 230V 3×400V 3×230/400V

Input current Direct input 5(30)A， 20(100)A

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10(60)A

20(100)A

Input via CT 1.5(6)A, CT ratio range: 1～1999

Frequency 50/60 Hz

Single phase three phase three phase

Wiring mode
three wire four wire

Voltage range Un±15%

voltage circuit
< 5VA
Consumptio consumption

n current circuit
< 2VA
consumption

direct input Class 0.5S: --, Class 1: 0.004Ib

Start current
input via CT Class 0.5S: 0.001In, Class 1: 0.002In

Optoelectronic isolation output, pulse width（80±20%）

Energy pulse
ms

Time error ≤0.5s/day

Communication feature

Modbus-RTU protocol(optional) ， baud rate up to

9600bps
RS485 communication interface
Note: there is no communication interface for DDS1946,

DSS1946 and DTS1946.

Mechanical feature

Dimension 72×90×63.5 126×90×63.5

IP protection IP51（panel）/IP20（case）

Environment feature

Work temperature (-10～55)℃

Storage temperature (-25～70)℃

Relative humidity (5～95)%（no condensation）

EMC

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Electrostatic discharge immunity IEC 61000-4-2-III

Radiated, radio-frequency, IEC 61000-4-3-III

electromagnetic field immunity

Electrical fast transient/burst immunity IEC 61000-4-4-Ⅳ

test

Surge immunity IEC 61000-4-5-Ⅳ

Immunity to conducted disturbances, IEC 61000-4-6-III

induced by radio-frequency fields

Power frequency magnetic field IEC 61000-4-8-III

immunity

Voltage dips, short interruptions and IEC 61000-4-11-III

voltage variations immunity

5. Function characteristics
5.1 Parameter measurement
Real-time measurement of the following parameters：
- Voltage, current
- Power, power factor
- Frequency
- Demand
5.2 Energy metering
Energy metering function supported by the meter
- Bi-directional energy metering;
- Multi-rate energy metering;
- Four-quadrant reactive energy;
The meter has a set of twelve time ranges with four kinds of rates. User can
divide twenty four hours a day into twelve times ranges and select a rate from
four kinds of rates which are tip, peak, level and valley. User also can set
automatic meter reading time. The meter can record the energy information of
latest three months, for example, total active energy of this month, total tip active
energy of last month and total level active energy of the month before last.

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5.3 Events recording
The meter has events recording function. It can record its power on times,
the latest power on time, programming times, the latest programming time,
energy clearing times and the latest energy clearing time.
5.4 Communication function
- RS485 interface is isolated from the inside of the meter, and there is
lightening protection circuit in the meter.
- Realize RS485 communication through PC to do programming, setting
and meter reading.
5.5 Energy pulse
This meter provides active energy pulse output and adopts open optical
collector mode to realize the remote transmission of active energy. Remote
computer terminal, PLC and switch signal acquisition module to collect the
accumulation of energy.

Vcc
Vcc=5V(12V,24V)
c R=Vcc/5 (kΩ)

e
connect to standard meter
R

grounding test

Energy pulse testing diagram

6. Installation and wiring

6.1 Wiring mode

Single phase meter

1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

L L *
N N

single phase direct connection single phase connection via CT

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Three phase three wire

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 11 12 13 14

L1 L1 *
L2 L2
L3 L3 *

three phase three wire three phase three wire

direct connection connection via CT

Three phase four wire

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 11 12 13 14

L1 L1 *

L2 L2 *

L3 L3 *

N N
three phase four wire three phase four wire
direct connection connection via CT

Signal terminal wiring diagram

communication energy pulse

A B AP
58 59 47 48

RS485
RS232 +
-
PC

6.2 Outline dimension

Single phase meter outline dimension (mm)

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front view side view

Three phase meter outline dimension (mm)

front view side view

6.3 Installation method

DIN rail
35mm

installation support

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7. Operation
7.1 Panel description

7.1.1 Single phase energy meter

1
2
3
1600imp/kWh 220V 5(30)A 50Hz/ 60Hz 0.5S

1：Display interface 2：Energy pulse indication light 3：Buttons 4:Model

7.1.2 Three phase energy meter

400 0.5S

1：Display interface 2：Energy pulse indication light 3：Buttons 4: Model

7.2 Display

DIN-rail mounted energy meter shows the measured data of voltage,

current, power, power factor, frequency and electric energy. Press and
buttons at the same time to switch between electric energy interface and
electric quantity interface.

Energy display interfaces

Display interface Description

Import active electric energy：

EP =780.62 kWh

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Export active electric energy：

EP- = 0.00 kWh

Import reactive electric energy：

EQ = 18.80 kvarh

Export reactive electric energy：

EQ- = 7.10 kvarh

Total multi-rate energy (tip)

208.09 kWh

Total multi-rate energy (peak)

101.06 kWh

Total multi-rate energy (level)

382.23 kWh

Total multi-rate energy (valley)

89.24 kWh

Energy display interfaces for the meter with CT (CT ratio range :1～1999).

Display interface Description

Import active energy：

EP =7200780.62 kWh

Export active energy：

EP- = 0.00 kWh

Import reactive energy：

EQ = 18.80 kvarh

Export reactive energy：

EQ- = 7.10 kvarh

Total tariff energy (T1)：

36000208.09 kWh

Total tariff energy (T2)：

18000101.06 kWh

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Total tariff energy (T3)：

1000382.23 kWh

Total tariff energy (T4)：

1000089.24 kWh

Electric parameters display interface of single phase meter：

Display interface Description

Voltage：

U = 220.0 V

Current：

I = 35.00 A

Active power：

P = 7.700 kW

Reactive power：

Q = -0.006 kW

Apparent power

S = 7.700 kVA

Power factor

PF = 1.000

Frequency

F = 50.00Hz

Electric quantity interface of three phase meter (e.g. three phase four wire
mode)

Display interface Description

Phase voltage Ua

Ua = 220.1 V

Phase voltage Ub

Ub = 220.2 V

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Phase voltage Uc

Uc = 220.0 V

Line voltage Uab

Uab = 381.3V

Line voltage Ubc

Ubc = 381.2 V

Line voltage Uca

Uca = 381.2 V

Phase A current

Ia = 10.10A

Phase B current

Ib = 10.20A

Phase C current

Ic = 11.00A

Phase A active power

Pa = 2.128 kW

Phase B active power

Pb = 2.040 kW

Phase C active power

Pc = 2.100 kW

Total active power

P = 6.267 kW

Phase A reactive power

Qa = 0.108 kvar

Phase B reactive power

Qb = 0.210 kvar

Phase C reactive power

Qc = 0.098 kvar

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Total reactive power

Q = 0.416 kvar

Phase A apparent power

Sa = 2.218 kVA

Phase B apparent power

Sb = 2.207 kVA

Phase C apparent power

Sc = 2.211 kVA

Total apparent power

S = 6.636 kVA

Phase A power factor

PFa = 0.998

Phase B power factor

PFb = 0.980

Phase C power factor

PFc = 0.960

Total power factor

PF = .979

Grid frequency

F = 50.00 Hz

Time: year-month-day Note: Time Date function is

2012, August 6th only available in Multi-tariff

Time: hour-minute-second meters with models

12: 36: 15 DDSF1946-B, DSSF1946-B,

and DTSF1946-B.

Display interfaces

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8. Setup

Enter programming mode

Keep pressing and buttons for more than 3 seconds in electric
energy display interface until appears. Then press or button to
input password (defaulted as 0000). After inputting correct password, press
button to enter setting interface.
Exit programming mode
After changing the data of items of third level menu, press button to
confirm the modification. If user wants to cancel the modification, please
press and buttons at the same time. After confirm or cancel the
modification, press and buttons to return to first level menu. Now
press and buttons again, appears. There are two choices at this
situation:
1）Press button not to save setting parameters;
2）Press and buttons to select , then press button to
save setting parameters.
In parameter setting operation, button is used to switch between
menus and select numbers at different bits, button is used to switch
between menus and change the number at same bit, and buttons are
used as combined buttons for returning to upper level menu or canceling
modification, button is used to enter next level menu or confirm
modification.
Setup menu

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press and
at the same time
/
>3S
/ /
set password

/ / set circularly display

/ /
clear energy

/ / clear demand

/ / set first display interface

after power on
/ / set energy pulse
(three phase meter)
/ /
meter address

/ / baud rate

/ /
parity mode

/ communication protocol

System parameter setup menu

press and
at the same time
/
>3S

/ set password

/ /
set circularly display

/ /
clear energy

/ /
clear demand

/ / set first display interface

after power on
/ / set energy pulse
(three phase meter)
/ save modified data
press and and exit
press and
at the same time at the same time

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Communication setting
Set communication address as 2, select baud rate 4800bps, set check
mode E.8.1.
press and
at the same time
/
>3S

/ /

/
set meter address

/ /
set baud rate

/ /
set parity mode

/
save modified data
and exit
press and press and
at the same time at the same time
CT ratio setup
Change CT ratio from 1 to 12.
Press and
at the same time

/
>3S

/ /

/
change CT ratio

/ save modified data

and exit
Press and Press and
at the same time at the same time

CT Ratio Meter Setting CT Ratio Meter Setting

30/5A 6 800/5A 160

60/5A 12 1000/5A 200

100/5A 20 1200/5A 240

150/5A 30 1600/5A 320

200/5A 40 2000/5A 400

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250/5A 50 2500/5A 500

300/5A 60 3200/5A 640

400/5A 80 4000/5A 800

500/5A 100 5000/5A 1000

600/5A 120

9. Modbus-RTU communication
Modbus-RTU communication protocol message format
Read data register value（function code 0x03/0x04）
data code
Frame address function CRC check
initial register number of
structure code code code
address register
Host
Byte 1 byte 1 byte 2 bytes 2 bytes 2 bytes
reque
0x03/
st data range 1～247 max 100 CRC16
0x04

message
0x01 0x03 0x00 0x00 0x00 0x06 0xC5 0xC8
example

frame address function data code CRC check

Slave structure code code byte of register register value code

respo byte 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 12 bytes 2 bytes

nse message
0x01 0x03 0x0C 12-byte data CRC16
example

Remark：
Remark: the initial register address in host inquiry is the initial address of the
data collected from power grid. The number of register indicates the length of the
data. In the upper list the register address “0x00 0x00” indicates the initial
address of phase voltage float data of three phases, and the number of register
“0x00 0x06” indicates the length of the data is 6 (three float data occupies six
registers). Please refer to appendix 1 MODBUS-RTU communication address
information table.

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Write setting register value（function code 0x10）
data code
functi CRC
frame address initial
on relay written check
structure code relay relay length
code byte value code
host address

reque byte 1 byte 1 byte 2 bytes 2 bytes 1 byte 2N bytes 2 byte

st data
1～247 0x10 0x0802 0x0001 N CRC16
range

message 0x08 0x01

0x01 0x10 0x00 0x01 0x02 0x2FE2
example 0x02 0x00

data code
functi CRC
frame address initial
on check
slave structure code relay relay length
code code
respo address

nse byte 1 byte 1 byte 2 bytes 2 bytes 2 bytes

message 0x08
0x01 0x10 0x00 0x01 0xA269
example 0x02

Remark：
Please strictly follow the Meter setting information address list in appendix
when writing setting register. Do not change the reserved data. Written data
should not exceed set range. Wrong operation may cause meter damaged.
Appendix 1 MODBUS-RTU communication address information list
(single phase meter)
0x03/0x04 command data register address:
Address Format Data description Unit R/W

float type data

0000-0001 float voltage V R

0002-0003 float current A R

0004-0005 float active power kW R

0006-0007 float reactive power kvar R

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0008-0009 float apparent power kVA R

000A-000B float power factor R

000C-000D Float frequency 1Hz

000E-000F float import active energy kWh R

0010-0011 float export active energy kWh R

0012-0013 float import reactive energy kvarh R

0014-0015 float export reactive energy kvarh R

0016-00FF ---

time data

0100 Char time year-month R

0101 Char time day-hour R

0102 Char time minute- R

second

0103 Char time week- R

reserved

0104-0105 ---

Energy data

0106-0107 Long import active energy 10Wh R

0108-0109 Long export active energy 10Wh R

010A-010B Long import reactive energy 10varh R

010C-010D Long export reactive energy 10varh R

010E-010F Long apparent energy 10VAh R

0110-0111 Long first quadrant reactive energy 10varh R

0112-0113 Long second quadrant reactive 10varh R

energy

0114-0115 Long third quadrant reactive energy 10varh R

0116-0117 Long fourth quadrant reactive energy 10varh R

0118-0119 Long active energy [total] 10Wh R

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011A-011B Long active energy [tip] 10Wh R

011C-011D Long active energy [peak] 10Wh R

011E-011F Long active energy [level] 10Wh R

0120-0121 Long active energy [valley] 10Wh R

0122-012B Long active energy of this month 10Wh R

[total/tip/peak/level/valley]

012C-0135 Long active energy of last month 10Wh R

[total/tip/peak/level/valley]

0136-013F Long active energy of the month 10Wh R

before last

[total/tip/peak/level/valley]

0140-01FF ---

Electric quantity data

0200 Int voltage 0.1V R

0201 Int current 0.01A R

0202 Int active power 10W R

0203 Int reactive power 10var R

0204 Int apparent power 10VA R

0205 Int power factor 0.001 R

0206 Int frequency 0.01Hz R

0207-00FF ---

Demand

0600 Int Max. voltage value 0.1V R

0601 Int Max. current value 0.01A R

0602 Int Max. active power value 10W R

0603 Int Max. reactive power value 10var R

0604 Int Max. apparent power value 10VA R

0605 Int Max. active power demand 10W R

value

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0606 Int Max. reactive power demand 10var R

value

0607 Int Max. apparent power demand 10VA R

value

0608 Int Max. voltage value of this 0.1V R

month

0609 Int Max. current value of this 0.01A R

month

060A Int Max. active power value of this 10W R

month

060B Int Max. reactive power value of 10var R

this month

060C Int Max. apparent power value of 10VA R

this month

060D Int Max. active power demand 10W R

value of this month

060E Int Max. reactive power demand 10var R

value of this month

060F Int Max. apparent power demand 10VA R

value of this month

0610 Int active power demand value at 10W R

present

0611 Int reactive power demand value 10var R

at present

0612 Int apparent power demand value 10VA R

at present

0613

Events recording

0614 char power on record times and times-year R

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year

0615 char power on record month and month-day R

data

0616 char power on record hour and hour-minute R

minute

0617 char programming record times and times-year R

year

0618 char programming record month month-day R

and day

0619 char programming record hour and hour-minute R

minute

061A char energy clearing times and year times-year R

061B char energy clearing month and day month-day R

061C char energy clearing hour and hour-minute R

minute

061D-07FF

System setting parameters

Address Format Data instruction Unit R/W

System setting

0800-0801 ---

High byte: cyclic display 0x01:cyclic display R/W

0802 Int !(0x01):no cyclic

display

Lower byte: first display 0x00:U, 0x01:I

interface after power on 0x02:F, 0x03:P R/W

0x04:Q, 0x05:S

0x06:PF, 0x07:EN

0803 ---

0804 Int high byte ： #1 1-247 R/W

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communication meter

address

lower byte ： #1 0: 300

communication baud 1: 600

rate 2：1200bps

3：2400bps

4：4800bps

5：9600bps

0805 Int high byte:#1 0：N,8,1 R/W

communication check 1：E,8,1

mode 2：O,8,1

3：N,8,2

4：E,8,2

5: O,8,2

0806-0811 ---

0812 Int #1 time zone starting high byte：hour

time lower byte：

minute

0813 Int #2 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0814 Int #3 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0815 Int #4 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0816 Int #5 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0817 Int #6 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0818 Int #7 time zone starting same to #1 time

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time zone starting time

0819 Int #8 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081A Int #9 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081B Int #10 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081C Int #11 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081D Int #12 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081E Int Rates of time zone 1 and high byte ： time

time zone 2 zone 1

lower byte ： time

zone 2

Rates：

0：tip, 1：peak

2：level 3：valley

081F Int Rates of time zone 3 and Same to time zone

time zone 4 1 and time zone 2

0820 Int Rates of time zone 5 and Same to time zone

time zone 6 1 and time zone 2

0821 Int Rates of time zone 7 and Same to time zone

time zone 8 1 and time zone 2

0822 Int Rates of time zone 9 and Same to time zone

time zone 10 1 and time zone 2

0823 Int Rates of time zone 11 Same to time zone

and time zone 12 1 and time zone 2

0824 Int meter reading time high byte：day

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lower byte：hour

Appendix 2 MODBUS-RTU communication address information list

(three phase meter)
0x03/0x04 command data register address:
Address Format Data description Unit R/W

float type data

0000-0001 float Phase A voltage V R

0002-0003 float Phase B voltage V R

0004-0005 float Phase C voltage V R

0006-0007 float AB line voltage V R

0008-0009 float BC line voltage V R

000A-000B float CA line voltage V R

000C-000D float Phase A current A R

000E-000F float Phase B current A R

0010-0011 float Phase C current A R

0012-0013 float Phase A active power kW R

0014-0015 float Phase B active power kW R

0016-0017 float Phase C active power kW R

0018-0019 float total active power kW R

001A-001B float Phase A reactive power kvar R

001C-001D float Phase B reactive power kvar R

001E-001F float Phase C reactive power kvar R

0020-0021 float total reactive power kvar R

0022-0023 float Phase A apparent power kVA R

0024-0025 float Phase B apparent power kVA R

0026-0027 float Phase C apparent power kVA R

0028-0029 float total apparent power kVA R

002A-002B float Phase A power factor 1 R

002C-002D float Phase B power factor 1 R

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002E-002F float Phase C power factor 1 R

0030-0031 float total power factor 1 R

0032-0033 float frequency Hz R

0034-0035 float import active energy kWh R

0036-0037 float export active energy kWh R

0038-0039 float import reactive energy kvarh R

003A-003B float export reactive energy kvarh R

003C-00FF ---

time data

0100 Char time year-month R

0101 Char time day-hour R

0102 Char time minute- R

second

0103-0105 ---

Energy data

0106-0107 Long import active energy 10Wh R

0108-0109 Long export active enregy 10Wh R

010A-010B Long import reactive energy 10varh R

010C-010D Long export reactive energy 10varh R

010E-010F Long apparent energy 10VAh R

0110-0111 Long first quadrant reactive energy 10varh R

0112-0113 Long second quadrant reactive 10varh R

energy

0114-0115 Long third quadrant reactive energy 10varh R

0116-0117 Long fourth quadrant reactive energy 10varh R

0118-0119 Long active energy [total] 10Wh R

011A-011B Long active energy [tip] 10Wh R

011C-011D Long active energy [peak] 10Wh R

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011E-011F Long active energy [level] 10Wh R

0120-0121 Long active energy [valley] 10Wh R

0122-012B Long active energy of this month 10Wh R

[total/tip/peak/level/valley]

012C-0135 Long active energy of last month 10Wh R

[total/tip/peak/level/valley]

0136-013F Long active energy of the month 10Wh R

before last

[total/tip/peak/level/valley]

0140-01FF ---

Electric quantity data

0200 Int Phase A voltage 0.1V R

0201 Int Phase B voltage 0.1V R

0202 Int Phase C voltage 0.1V R

0203 Int AB line voltage 0.1V R

0204 Int BC line voltage 0.1V R

0205 Int CA line voltage 0.1V R

0206 Int Phase A current 0.01A R

0207 Int Phase B current 0.01A R

0208 Int Phase C current 0.01A R

0209 Int Phase A active power 10W R

020A Int Phase B active power 10W R

020B Int Phase C active power 10W R

020C Int total active power 10W R

020D Int Phase A reactive power 10var R

020E Int Phase B reactive power 10var R

020F Int Phase C reactive power 10var R

0210 Int total reactive power 10var R

0211 Int Phase A apparent power 10VA R

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0212 Int Phase B apparent power 10VA R

0213 Int Phase C apparent power 10VA R

0214 Int total apparent power 10VA R

0215 Int Phase A power factor R

0216 Int Phase B power factor R

0217 Int Phase C power factor R

0218 Int total power factor R

0219 Int frequency 0.01Hz R

021A Int Phase A (AB line) voltage THD 0.01 R

021B Int Phase B voltage THD 0.01 R

021C Int Phase C (CB line) voltage THD 0.01 R

021D Int Phase A current THD 0.01 R

021E Int Phase B current THD 0.01 R

021F Int Phase C current THD 0.01 R

0220 Int Phase A (AB line) voltage 0.1V R

harmonic content

0221 Int Phase B voltage harmonic 0.1V R

content

0222 Int Phase C (CB line) voltage 0.1V R

harmonic content

0223 Int Phase A current harmonic 0.01A R

content

0224 Int Phase B current harmonic 0.01A R

content

0225 Int Phase C current harmonic 0.01A R

content

0226-05FF ---

Demand

0600 Int Max. phase voltage value 0.1V R

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0601 Int Max. line voltage value 0.1V R

0602 Int Max. current value 0.01A R

0603 Int Max. active power value 10W R

0604 Int Max. reactive power value 10var R

0605 Int Max. apparent power value 10VA R

0606 Int Max. active power demand 10W R

value

0607 Int Max. reactive power demand 10var R

value

0608 Int Max. apparent power demand 10VA R

value

0609 Int Max. phase voltage value of 0.1V R

this month

060A Int Max. line voltage value of this 0.1V R

month

060B Int Max. current value of this 0.01A R

month

060C Int Max. active power value of this 10W R

month

060D Int Max. reactive power value of 10var R

this month

060E Int Max. apparent power value of 10VA R

this month

060F Int Max. active power demand 10W R

value of this month

0610 Int Max. reactive power demand 10var R

value of this month

0611 Int Max. apparent power demand 10VA R

value of this month

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0612 Int active power demand value at 10W R

present

0613 Int reactive power demand value 10var R

at present

0614 Int apparent power demand value 10VA R

at present

0615 Int phase voltage average value 0.1V R

0616 Int line voltage average value 0.1V R

0617 Int current average value 0.01A R

0618 Int active power average value 10W R

0619 Int reactive power average value 10var R

061A Int apparent power average value 10VA R

0061B --

Events record

061C char power on record times and times-year R

year

061D char power on record month and month-day R

day

061E char power on record hour and hour-minute R

minute

061F char programming record times and times-year R

year

0620 char programming record month month-day R

and day

0621 char programming record hour and hour-minute R

minute

0622 char energy clearing times and year times-year R

0623 char energy clearing month and day month-day R

0624 char energy clearing hour and hour-minute R

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minute

0625-07FF

System setting parameters

Address Format Data instruction Unit R/W

System setting

0800 ---

0801 Int High byte: energy pulse 0x00: 400imp/kWh R/W

constant 0x01: 800imp/kWh

0x02:1600imp/kW

Lower byte: reserved

High byte: cyclic display 0x01:cyclic display R/W

0802 Int !(0x01):no cyclic

display

Lower byte: first display 0x00:U, 0x01:I

interface after power on 0x02:F, 0x03:P R/W

0x04:Q, 0x05:S

0x06:PF, 0x07:EN

0803 ---

0804 Int high byte ： #1 1-247 R/W

communication meter

address

lower byte ： #1 0: 300

communication baud 1: 600

rate 2：1200bps

3：2400bps

4：4800bps

5：9600bps

0805 Int high byte:#1 0：N,8,1 R/W

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communication check 1：E,8,1

mode 2：O,8,1

3：N,8,2

0806-0811 ---

0812 Int #1 time zone starting high byte：hour

time lower byte：minute

0813 Int #2 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0814 Int #3 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0815 Int #4 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0816 Int #5 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0817 Int #6 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0818 Int #7 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

0819 Int #8 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081A Int #9 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081B Int #10 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081C Int #11 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081D Int #12 time zone starting same to #1 time

time zone starting time

081E Int Rates of time zone 1 and high byte：

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time zone 2 time zone 1

lower byte ： time

zone 2

Rates：

0：tip, 1：peak

2：level 3：valley

081F Int Rates of time zone 3 and Same to time zone

time zone 4 1 and time zone 2

0820 Int Rates of time zone 5 and Same to time zone

time zone 6 1 and time zone 2

0821 Int Rates of time zone 7 and Same to time zone

time zone 8 1 and time zone 2

0822 Int Rates of time zone 9 and Same to time zone

time zone 10 1 and time zone 2

0823 Int Rates of time zone 11 Same to time zone

and time zone 12 1 and time zone 2

0824 Int meter reading time high byte：day

lower byte：hour

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The information in this document is subject to changes without any further
notice.

JIANGSU SFERE ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

Add.: 99 Chengjiang R.(E), Jiangyin, Jiangsu, China.
P.C.: 214429
Tel.: 0086-510-86199063 Version No.:14L
Fax: 0086-510-86199069
http://www.meter-sfere.com
Email: justinsfere@gmail.com
cdwjc@hotmail.com

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