mv90 and ion technology

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MV-90 and ION TechnologyThistechnicalnoteprovidesallthenecessaryinformationtoconfigureanduseaPowerLogicIONmeterwithMV90.ItassumesthatthereaderisalreadyfamiliarwithMV90.RefertoItronsTIM_IONApplicationNotesforfurtherinformation.

MV90software(developedbyUTS/ITRON)isamultivendortranslationsystemthatcollectsandanalyzesdatafromavarietyofdifferentbrandsofmeters.OneoftheuniquefeaturesofMV90isitsabilitytologinformationcomingfromseveraldifferentbrandsofmeters,eachwiththeirownuniquedatabaseformats.MV90canthenmanipulatethatdatausingTranslationInterfaceModules(TIM),withoutextensiveknowledgeofthedeviceoforigin.EachTIMactsasaprotocoltranslatorspecifictoadevicetype,andwillconvertsomepredefineddatafromametertotheMV90databaseformat.TheTIMusedforIONmetersiscalledTIM_ION.

NOTETIM_ION, MV-90, MVWIN, MV_COMM, MVLT, MVTCP/IP, and MVP are products of UTS/ITRON.Questions about those products should be directed to the UTS/ITRON support group at http://www.itron.com/.

In this document

Translation Interface Module (TIM_ION) Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Configuring an ION Meter for MV-90 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 MV-90 Database Configuration Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Example of Meter/Channel Master File Entries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Appendix 1: Config Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Appendix 2: Register Map for Data Validation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Appendix 3: Validation Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Appendix 4: Master file Settings for TCP/IP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Appendix 5: Using MVP with TIM_ION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Translation Interface Module (TIM_ION) Features MV90 and ION Technology

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Translation Interface Module (TIM_ION) FeaturesTIM_IONisavailableasbothanEXEandaDLLfile;TIM_ION.DLLisdesignedforusewithMVCOMM.ThisTIMhasbeenavailablesinceMV90version3.1SP1(release506forDOSandWindows).

SomefeaturesworkonlywiththelatestreleaseofMV90and/orversionofIONmeterfirmware.MV90xirelease1.2orgreaterisrequiredforPFilesupport.

TIM_IONmoduleoffersthefollowingfeaturesandcapabilities.Itreads:

anywherefrom1to16datachannels

cumulativeaswellasintervaldata.

binary/registerdata.

themetersEventLog.

themetertime.

themeteroverserial,modem,orEthernetcommunicationlinks.

TIM_IONmodulealsosupports:

manualandautotimesetofthemetersclock,whileensuringthatautotimesetswillnotcausethemetertocrossanintervalboundary.

bothstandardandadvancedIONsecuritymodes.

daisychaintopologies.

MV90,MVWIN,MV_COMM,MVLT,MVTCP/IP,MVP.

TerminologyForabetterunderstandingofMV90andtheIONmeters,itisnecessarytoknow:

anIONMeterisanMV90Recorder.

anIONDataRecordersourceisanMV90Channel.

anIONIntegratorRolloverisanMV90ChannelsNumberofDials.

TIMisaTranslationInterfaceModule.

EFilesareEngineeringUnitdata.

PFilesarePulseUnitdata.

MV90 and ION Technology Configuring an ION Meter for MV-90

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Configuring an ION Meter for MV-90MakesureyouhaveuptodatesupportforMV90featuresbydownloadingthelatestversionofIONSetupfromwww.global.powerlogic.com.

ThefactorydefaulttemplateforIONmetersispreconfiguredforintegrationintoyourMV90system.Nometerprogrammingisrequired.ThefactorydefaulttemplateinformationislistedintheION8600UserGuideandtheIONTemplateReference,availablefromwww.global.powerlogic.com.

ToimplementfactorystandardrevenueinformationintoyourMV90system:

1. ConfirmyourLoadProfile(revenuelog)datasources(MV90channels).SeeChangingLoadProfiledatafromEFiletoPFileFormatonpage 9.

2. ExporttheMASTER.DATfileforyourmeter.SeeGeneratingaMASTER.DATfileonpage 5.

3. ImporttheMASTER.DATfileintoyourMV90systemtoconfigureMV90channelandsourceinformation.

YoucannowaccessyourIONmeterthroughyourMV90systemanddownloadrevenuedata.

ThissectionofthedocumentdescribeshowtouseIONSetuptoconfigurecustomdatalogs,setcommunicationportprotocols,createcustomlogging,modifydataformats,andexportHHFfiles.

Data Configuration NotesFortheTIM_IONmoduletoacquiredatafromanIONmeter,themetermustbeconfiguredasfollows:

AlltherequiredparametersmustbelinkedtoinputsofDataRecorder1.

AtleastoneinputofDatarecorder1mustbelinked;maximumnumberofinputs:16.

ForMV90toreadregister/binarydata,itisrequiredthatthisdatabemappedasperAppendix2onpage17.ThisisthedefaultforallIONmeterfirmware(however,notallmeterplatformssupportalldatatypes).

DataRecorder1mustbetriggeredbyaPeriodictimerconfiguredtopulsebetween1and60timesperhour.

NOTEAny changes to the data recorder registers will erase the data recorder contents. To avoid data loss, usersshould perform a read before making changes.

Ifsomeintegratedvaluesarelogged,theyshouldbesettorollovervalueat106or107(IEEE754).

Communications Configuration MV90 and ION Technology


NOTEIf your MV-90 recorder (ION meter) is recording P-File format data, your config file must be set up asdescribed in Appendix 1: Config Files on page 22. To configure your ION meter for P-File data format,refer to Changing Load Profile data from E-File to P-File Format on page 9.

Communications ConfigurationFortheTIM_IONmoduletocommunicatewithanIONmeter,themeterscommunicationprotocolontheserialportthatMV90usesmustbesettoION.NocommunicationsprotocolisrequirediftheMV90isconnectedusingEthernet.

IfMV90istotimesynchanIONmeter,theclockmoduleinthismetermustbesettoaccepttimesynchronizationonthecommunicationportthatMV90uses(typically,theIONmetersinternalmodem).IfMV90isusingtheEthernetcommunicationsport,youcanspecifythetimesynchsourceprotocol.

RefertoyourmetersuserdocumentationandtheTimeSynchronizationandTimekeepingtechnicalnotefordetailedinformationontimesynchronizationofIONmeters.

MV90 and ION Technology Generating a MASTER.DAT file


Generating a MASTER.DAT fileInordertorecognizeandcommunicatewithyourmeter,theMV90softwaremusthaveaMASTER.DATconfigurationfile.TheMASTER.DATfilecanbecreatedmanuallyintheMV90software,oryoucanuseIONSetupsoftware(version2.1andlater)toautomaticallygeneratetheMASTER.DATfile.IONSetupallowsyoutoeithersavetheautomaticallygeneratedconfigurationinformationasaMASTER.DATfiletoloadintotheMV90database,oryoucanprintahardcopytoentertheconfigurationinformationmanually.

Using ION Setup1. OpenIONSetupandconnecttoyourmeter,usingBasicMode.

2. IntheSetupAssistant,navigatetoReports.

3. SelectMV90fromthelistofreportsandclickDisplay.TheMV90assistantappears.

4. ThisinformationisusedtoidentifythemeterintheMV90database.EntertheappropriateinformationinthefieldsandclickOK.TheCustomerIDandtheTIMNumbermustexactlymatchtheCustomerIDandTIMNumberinyourMV90system.SelectAutoTimesettoenabletheAutoTimesetfeatureonyourMV90recorder(refertoAutoTimesetonpage 14).YouwillbepromptedforyourpasswordifAdvancedSecurityisenabledandyouselectauserotherthantheoneyouarecurrentlyloggedinas.

Must exactly match the Customer ID in your MV-90 system.

Must exactly match the TIM Number in your MV-90 system.

Configuration for HHF Files MV90 and ION Technology


5. TheMV90configurationreportisgeneratedforthemeter.

6. ClickSaveAstosavethefileasanMV90Masterfile(MASTER.DAT)orPrinttoprintahardcopy.

NOTEWhen saving your MASTER.DAT file, make sure your filename is compatible with your MV-90 system.

RefertoMV90DatabaseConfigurationProcedureonpage 11fordetailsonimportingyourMASTER.DATinformationintoyourMV90system.

Configuration for HHF FilesThissectiondescribeshowtoconfigureIONSetupifyouaregoingtobedoingrevenuelogdatacollectionusing.hhffiles.


2. IftheSetupAssistantwindowisdisplayed,closeitbyclickingExit.

3. Withyourmeterselected,clickTools>Options.

4. IntheOptionsscreen,selecttheHHFtabandenteryourMV90configurationinformation.ForFileFormat,selectEFileforengineeringunitMV90dataandPFileforpulseunitMV90data.TheFileFormatsettingmustmatchthedataformatconfiguredinChangingLoadProfiledatafromEFiletoPFileFormatonpage 9.

MV90 and ION Technology Generating HHF Files


Generating HHF FilesYoumustenteryourMV90HHFfileconfigurationdetailsbeforeyoucanexportandsave.hhffilesfromIONSetuptoloadintoyourMV90system.


2. IntheSetupAssistant,navigatetoReports.

3. SelectLoadProfile,andclickDisplay.

4. TheUploadLogRecordswindowisdisplayed.SelecttherecordsyouwishtouploadandclickOK.

5. TheLoadProfilewindowisdisplayed.SelectPrinttoprintahardcopy.SelectSaveAs...tosavethedata.

6. TheSaveAswindowappears.GototheSaveastype:dropdownmenuandselectHandHeldFormatFile(*.HHF).

7. Navigatetowhereyouwanttosaveyour.hhffileandclickSave.

Disabling Power Quality Event Logging MV90 and ION Technology


Disabling Power Quality Event LoggingYoucandisableSag/SwellandTransienteventloggingtospeedupMV90downloadsofrevenuedata.


2. IntheSetupAssistant,navigatetoLogging.SelecttheEventLog.

3. SelecttheSag/SwellEvPriorityregisterandclickEdit.

4. Enteryourmeterpasswordifprompted.

5. SetEvPrioritytozero(0)todisableSag/Swelleventlogging.

6. Repeatsteps3through5fortheTransientEvPriorityregister.

Enabling Loss of Potential Event LoggingLossofPotentialeventscanbeenabledandloggedinyourmeterseventlogusingIONSetup.ThisinformationcanbeusedbyMV90toprovidephaselossreporting.


2. IntheSetupAssistant,navigatetoLogging.SelectEventLog.

3. SelectPhaseLossEnableandclickEdit.

MV90 and ION Technology Changing Load Profile data from E-File to P-File Format


4. ChooseONorOFFfromtheSelectPhaseLossEnablepopupwindowandclickOK.

Changing Load Profile data from E-File to P-File FormatYoucanuseIONSetuptoviewyourLoadProfileandtochangeyourIONmetertorecordyourMV90revenuedatainEFileorPFileformat.

NOTEYou must configure your MV-90 system to receive P-File data from the meter. Refer to Appendix 1:Config Files on page 22.


2. IntheSetupAssistant,navigatetoLogging.SelectLoadProfile.

3. IntheChannelstab,selectthefirstsourcevalueandclickEdit.

NOTESelect the Interval/Depth tab to view/modify the logging frequency (Interval length) to meet MV-90requirements (factory default is 15 minutes).

4. AModificationWarningpopupwillappear,informingyouthatparametermodificationswillresetrecordeddata.ClickOKtocontinueifallnecessaryinformationonyourmeterhasbeenrecorded.

Changing Load Profile data from E-File to P-File Format MV90 and ION Technology


5. TheParameterSelectionwindowappears.

EnergyIntervalparametersareinEFiledataformat.

EnergyPulsesparametersareinPFiledataformat.

6. Clickontheplus(+)signbesidetheparameterheadingtoviewtheindividualparameters.

7. SelectthedesiredparameterandclickOK.

8. Repeatsteps3through7forallyourLoadProfilesources.

NOTEP-File format register names all end with P.

RefertotheIONReferencefordetailedmoduleandregisterinformation.

MV90 and ION Technology MV-90 Database Configuration Procedure


MV-90 Database Configuration ProcedureToimportIONmeterdataintoyourMV90datamanagementsystem,yourMV90systemneedstheTIM_IONandaConfig(*.cfg)file.YoualsoneedaMASTER.DATfileforeachIONmeter.

RefertoTIM_IONModuleAssignmentonpage 11fordetailsonhowtosetuptheTIM_IONinyourMV90system,refertoGeneratingaMASTER.DATfileonpage 5togenerateamasterfilefromIONSetup,andrefertoAppendix1:ConfigFilesonpage 22fordetailsonMV90configurationfiles.

Theconfigurationprocedurecoversthefollowingareas:

TIM_IONModuleAssignment

CommunicationsSetup

RecorderandChannelConfiguration

AdvancedSecurity

Troubleshooting

TIM_ION Module AssignmentIftheTIM_IONdoesnotshowupinthelistofavailableTIMS,youmustimportitintoyourMV90systemandassignitanumber.Relevantparametersaredescribedbelow.

1. InyourMV90system,gotoSystemControl>SystemParameters>TIMAssignments.

2. RightclickandselectAdd(orgotoEdit>Add).

3. SelectthefirstavailablenumberandassignittoTIM_ION.

MV90

DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

TIM_IONMaster1.dat

Master2.dat

Meter1

Meter2Internet *.cfg

Communications Setup MV90 and ION Technology


TIM Assignment Parameters

Communications Setup1. InyourMV90system,gotoSystemControls>SystemParameters.

2. SelectCommunicationsWSandexpandtoviewallports.

3. Configureeachportwiththeappropriatedatalink.

NOTEThe data link must match the recorders communication connection type for that port.

Parameter Description

Program Name TIM_ION

Protocol ION

Manufacturer Schneider Electric

Devices

7700ION; this TIM will work with 7330ION, 7350ION, 7500ION, 7550ION, 7600ION, 7650ION, 7700ION, 8300ION, 8400ION, 8500ION, 8600ION, 8800ION. The two only unsupported ION meters are: 7300ION, 6200ION.

TIM Message Level Level 5 recommended.

Default config file If a default config file is used, it can be specified here. Refer to Appendix 1: Config Files on page 22

Device ID Length 0; This allows a variable length. See Device ID Length on page10.

Device ID TypeThe TIM_ION module supports all Device ID formats: hexadecimal, Numeric or alphanumeric; Currently alphanumeric is recommended. Check Device ID Type: on page10 for examples.

Password LengthZero is recommended as this allows a variable length. This will also allow for differences between the Phone password 1 and 2 fields. See the Password 1description on page 19.

Password type Alphanumeric. See the Password 1 description on page 19.

Interval Bits 16

Comm Paramters Tab

Parity None

Data Bits 8

Stop bits 1

MV90 and ION Technology Recorder and Channel Configuration


Recorder and Channel ConfigurationSettingupthemasterfileforanMV90recorderrequiresthatyouaddandconfigureanIONmeter(theMV90recorder)anditsdatarecorder(theMV90channel)inMV90.Guidelinesarepresentedbelow.

NOTEOnly the relevant parameters are described. Information parameters (i.e., Customers address) are notdescribed.

Import a Master File to MV-90TheeasiestwaytosetupanMV90recorderistoimportaMASTER.DATfile,whichwillconfiguretherequiredparameters.YoucangenerateaMASTER.DATfilefromIONSetup,refertoGeneratingaMASTER.DATfileonpage 5.

1. CopytheMASTER.DATfiletotheMV90rootfolder.

2. ClickonMasterFileMaintenance.IntheMasterFileMaintenancescreenselectImportMasterFile.

3. MASTER.DATisthedefaultfilename.

Youshouldseeallrecordsimportedsuccessfully.

Thenumberofsuccessfullyimportedrecordswillequalthenumberofdatachannels(datarecordersources)configuredonyourrecorder(IONmeter).

NOTEMV-90 will not allow a duplicate Device ID. If you receive an error during the Import process, check theMV-90 database for an entry with the same Device ID assigned in the Master File and temporarily modifyit. Once the file has been successfully imported, modify the Device IDs as required.

Recorder and Channel Configuration MV90 and ION Technology


Manually create a Master FileTomanuallyaddandconfigureanIONmeterasanMV90recorder,gotoDatabases>MasterFile>Maintenance.Youmustaddacustomerinordertocreateanewrecorderandconfigurechannelswiththesettingslistedbelow.

Recorder Master file parameters

SettheRecorderparametersaccordingtothelistingsbelow:

Parameter Value Details

Recorder (Recorder screen)

Device ID Meters Tag 2 or Serial #

Although it can be set in the master file in three different ways, the recommended method of generating a Recorder device ID is as an alphanumeric string of variable length (0) based on the TAG2 value from the Factory module of the meter. If this field is blank, the TAG2 value defaults to the serial number of the meter. The standard format of the serial number is xx-xxxxxxxx-xx. Hyphens must be included.The TIM_ION is also backward compatible with the legacy method of using the ION meter communication port Unit ID. As a 4 digit hexadecimal equivalent of the decimal unit ID configured into your ION meter for

the appropriate communication port. As a 5-digit decimal number, based on the decimal unit ID configured into your ION meter for

the appropriate communication port. Example: If the unit ID of COM port 1 of your meter is 1234, the 5-digit numeric device ID is 01234 (add a

leading zero to the 4-digit unit ID). The 4 digit hexadecimal equivalent device ID is 04D2.

Refer to Appendix 4: Master file Settings for TCP/IP on page 27 for Ethernet Device ID values.

Call/Ret mode AN (Answer mode) Must be set to AN (Answer mode); ION meters do not initiate calls in MV-90.

Interval per hour

Minimum 1, maximum 60 How many times per hour the meter logs data. The minimum is 1 and the maximum is 60.

Active channels

Minimum 1, maximum 16

Should exactly match the number of data recorder sources (MV-90 channels) set up in the meter (between 1 and 16).

More (Recorder Screen)

TIM Number See Details The number mapped to your TIM_ION module.

Device follows DST

NoMust be set to No. ION meters can follow DST, but the data and event timestamps are returned to MV-90 in GMT, and MV-90 applies the appropriate time zone and DST offsets according to the master file entries.

Time Zone Adjust See Details

Time difference, in minutes, between local meter time and local MV-90 time. For example, if the MV-90 machine is in Texas, and the meter is in California, Time Zone Adjust = 120.

Auto Timeset YesMust be set to Yes. The TIM_ION module can set the time in ION devices, and Auto Timeset ensures that this does not cause the meter to cross an interval boundary. Refer to Generating a MASTER.DAT file on page 5 for details on how to select this option.

Memory size (Kb)

0



Channel Master File parameters

Refertothefollowingconfigurationparameters:

TIM Config File See Details

Use one of two methods to provide the required information: Short hand method: T=x where x is the time difference between Standard Local Time at the

meter location and GMT. It is a decimal value of 1 to 3 characters between -12 and 12.For example, if the meter is in California, then T=-8

Config File method: Insert the name of the TIM config file (See Appendix 1: Config Files for more details).

For P-File data, you must create a TIM config file. See Appendix 1: Config Files for more details.

Daisy Chain See Details

It is possible to connect to ION meters so that you can read more than one meter in a single phone call. To read daisy-chained meters, the master/slave daisy-chain flag is set to MASTER for the first meter and SLAVE for the rest. The device ID of the master is entered into every MASTER ID field in the chain. The SLAVE ID is the next meter to interrogate on the same call. The SLAVE ID of the last meter on the daisy chain is always blank.

Comm screen

Phone number MV-90

See Details Your remote site phone number. Refer toAppendix 4: Master file Settings for TCP/IP on page 27 for Ethernet connected meters.

Baud Rate See Details As configured at your remote site. This should match the baud rate configured on your ION meter for the appropriate communications port. This is typically set to 9600 baud.

Phone Password 2 See Details

Your recorders (meters) actual COM port UNIT ID, typically 5 digits in length if decimal or 4 digits in length if hexadecimal. Refer to Appendix 4: Master file Settings for TCP/IP on page 27 for Ethernet Phone Password 2 (Unit ID) values.

Answer window See Details 00012400 or as per ION meter setup.

Days A A or as per ION meter setup.

Connect Type See Details This parameter must match the communication ports connection type. Refer to Communications Setup on page 12.



Channel screen

Unit of Measure

Refer to Details According to your specific unit of measure codes. For the TIM_ION this is 1 kWh readings and 3 for kVARh readings.

Set Number Refer to DetailsMust be unique (or set to 0) for each channel, except for channels that are to be added together.Example: If channels 1 and 3 are kWh that are to be added together, then they must have the same Set Number. All the other channels should have different Set Numbers.

Register type Both Encoder and Visual

Encoder type Refer to Details

If the channel is used for interval data, and validation is to be performed by MV-90 on this channel, the Encoder Type has to be set as per the table in Appendix 2.

If the channel is used for a non-cumulative value such as Volts, Amps, kW, kVAR, kVA, and no register read is required, then the Encoder type must be NO.

If the channel is used for a cumulative value (interval values computed as deltas) such as V2h, I2h, kWh, kVARh, set the Encoder type to CV.

If the channel is accepting the cumulative output of a digital pulse, set the Encoder type to CV. If cumulative values are to be read by MV-90 as is, set the Encoder Type to NO.

Recorder and Channel Configuration MV90 and ION Technology


NOTEMeter multiplier and pulse multiplier values are configured for MV-90 Standard Checking based onwhether the recorder (meter) is recording primary or secondary data, and the data format (E-File or P-File).For E-File data format, the meter multiplier and the pulse multiplier must match. For P-File data, the meter multiplier references the scaling applied to the recorder (meter), and the pulsemultiplier references the pulse weight (amount of energy per pulse) of the channels Integrator module.

Supported MV-90 TIM FunctionsInitializeRecorder:Theinitializerecorderfunctionsetsthetimeinthemeter,checkswheretoallowloadprofiletostartandsetstheMV90databasetoacceptthedata.

AllRead:Thisfunctionreadsalltheloadprofiledataavailablefromthemeter.UsetheAllReadfunctionforthefirstreadofmeterdata.

PartialRead:Thisfunctionreadsthemeterloadprofiledatafromthelastreaddatetothemostcurrentinterval.Ifthelastdatereadisbeforetheinitializationdate,thefirstrecordintheloadprofile,orintheincorrectformat,thentheTIMautomaticallyconvertsthepartialreadtoALLREAD,andreadsalldataavailableaftertheinitializationdate.

NOTEPartial/Full reads should be done at least two intervals apart or two intervals after an initialization in orderfor cumulative values to be handled correctly.

Number of Dials

Refer to DetailsThis is the number of digits where the rollover of a cumulative value occurs.For example: If the kWh Integrator module of your ION device is set to rollover at 107(or 10,000,000) then the Number of Dials for the corresponding channel is 7 (seven).

Power Flow Refer to Details Delivered for DEL or Import data, Received for REC or Export data

Multipliers and Readings screen

PT/CT Ratio Refer to Details 1 for V2H and I2H channels, 0 for all other channels.

Meter Multiplier

Refer to Details 1 if the meter is set up to return primary data. Typically, (PT ratio) * (CT ratio) if the meter is set up to return secondary data. Refer to Note.

Pulse Multiplier Refer to Details

In order that recorder data successfully validates against meter data this field would normally have the same value as the Meter Multiplier. Refer to subsequent Note.




SettingPasswords:Youcannotsettheuser1(usuallythefullcontroluser)passwordatthesametimeasadditionalusers.Thisprocessworksbestwhenuser1ispreestablishedinthemasterfile.Youcanthensetthenewpasswordsforotheradvancedsecurityusersthatareestablishedinthemetersetup.

Password1maybesetifthemeterisusingtheadvancedsecuritymodule.Password1willconsistofatwodigituserID(0016)followedbyupto6alphanumericcharactersorupto8numericdigits.ThepasswordchangefunctionandinitializationfunctionhastheabilitytosetanyIONuserspassword(inTIM_IONreleasesafter11/19/02).

IftheuserIDmatchestheuserIDofthepassword1field,themasterfilewillbeupdated.ThePasswordChangeandInitializefunctionrequestswillwritethePasswordiftheWRITEPWkeywordexistsintheTIMconfigurationfileorthepasswordisenteredintheNewPasswordFieldontheManualRemoteInterrogationscreen.

ThePassword1fieldintheMV90MasterFilewillbeupdatedifthenewpasswordsuserIDmatchestheuserIDofthepasswordinthemasterfile.ThePASSWORD1fieldwillalsobeupdatedifthepassword1fieldiscurrentlyblankandthenewpasswordisforUSER01.

Ifpassword1isblankanditisupdatedwithUSER01spassword,theDEFAULTPWkeywordintheconfigurationfilewillnolongerspecifythedefaultpasswordsincethepassword1fieldisnolongerblank.TheUserIDandpassword(setupasthedefaultpasswordintheTIMconfigurationfileorenteredintheMasterFile)musthavetheappropriatesecuritytoupdatethepasswordparameters.

DefaultAdvancedMeterPasswordDEFAULTPW=UUPPPPP(Supportedafterversion111902).ThevalueUUindicatestheUserIDandPPPPPrepresentsthepasswordforthatUserID.ThedefaultpasswordwillbeusedifnopasswordispresentinthePassword1fieldintheMV90MasterFile.TheUserIDandpassword(setupasthedefaultpasswordintheTIMConfigfileorenteredintheMasterFile)musthavetheappropriatesecuritytoupdatethepasswordparameters.

WriteNewPasswordtoMeterWRITEPW=UUPPPPPP(Supportedafterversion11/19/02).Ifthemeterspasswordissetorthemeterisinitialized,newpasswordisthepasswordthatwillbechangedinthemeter(intheIONTMpasswordformatofUUPPPPP).AnyUserIDcanbechanged,providedthatthepassworddefinedinthePassword1fieldorthedefaultpassword(ifnoPassword1defined)hastheproperpermissions.Theremaybemultiple(upto15)WRITEPWkeywordsusedwithinasingleconfigurationfiletosetthepasswordformultipleUserIDsonasingleChangePasswordorInitializationfunctionrequest.IfthenewpasswordhasthesameUserIDasthepassworddefinedinthePassword1fieldintheMV90MasterFile,itwillautomaticallybeupdatedtothenewpassword.IfthePassword1fieldisblank,itwillupdatethefieldwiththenewpasswordiftheUserIDinthenewpasswordisUserID01.

SetTime:ThisfunctionadjuststhemetertimeusingthecurrentMV90systemtime.ThetimestoredinanIONmeterisintheUniversalTimeCoordinate(UTC/GMT)bydefault.InordertocalculatethetimetosetthesystemtimeisadjustedusingthetimezoneoffsetinthemasterfileandtheT=parameterfromthe

Data Retrieval MV90 and ION Technology


configuration(CFG)file.ThetimezoneoffsetintheIONmetermustmatchtheT=value.RefertoAppendix1:ConfigFilesonpage 22formoreinformationonconfigurationfilesetup.

UpdateDSTTimes:AlthoughIONmeterscandisplaylocaltimewithorwithoutDSTapplied,thisfunctionisnotneededandnotusedbytheTIM_IONmodule.

Data RetrievalInordertoaccessthedatafromanIONdeviceinMV90,itmaybenecessarytouseEFile(EngineeringUnits)reports,asnotallmeterssupportPFile(PulseUnits)dataformat.

NOTEIf your MV-90 recorder (ION meter) is recording P-File format data, your config file must be set up asdescribed in Appendix 1: Config Files on page 22.

BeawarethatEFilemeterdataandPulsedatamaynotmatch:

AftertheveryfirstMV90interrogationofanIONrecorder.

IfthedelaybetweentwoMV90interrogationsislongerthanthetotalloggingtimeconfiguredinthismeter.

SinceintervalsaretimetaggedbytheIONmeter,twospecialcasesarehandledbyTIM_ION:

GapsinintervalsarefilledwithzerovaluesandmarkedasMissingDataintheintervalstatus.

OverlapsarekeptandmarkedasTimeResetintheintervalstatus.

MasterFile:

PhonePassword2:ThiscontainstheactualCOMportUNITIDandtypicallyis5digitsinlengthifdecimalor4digitsinlengthifhexadecimal.TheentryinSystemParametersTIMassignments,fortypeandlengthofthepasswordfieldneedstoreflectboththisandthePhonePassword1entry.Forthisreasona0lengthandAlphanumerictypeisrecommended.Thisallowsanalphanumericpasswordofvariablelengthformaximumflexibility.

TIPPerform a data retrieval step to verify this configuration step.

MV90 and ION Technology Advanced Security


Advanced SecurityPhonePassword1isrequiredonlywhenAdvancedSecurityhasbeensetupinthemeter;otherwise,itisleftblank.IfAdvancedIONmeterSecurityisenabled,allpasswordsinthePhonePassword1fieldareenteredasatwodigituseridfollowedbyapasswordofupto8digits.Therearetwopossibletypesofpasswords:

Numeric:Passwordcanbeanumericvalue,andMV90recognizesnumericpasswordsupto8digitslong.

Forexample:userID4withapasswordof7654321setsthepassword1fieldto047654321.

Alphanumeric:Passwordscanalsobeawordofupto6characterswithnoblanksorspecialcharacters.Forexample,iftheuser8passwordisSLEEPYthepassword2fieldintheMV90masterfileshouldcontain08SLEEPY.

FortheTIMAssignmentsPasswordLengthfieldpleaseseePhonePassword2noteabove.

Password 1 Examples

Phonepassword2:IfthemetersserialnumberorTag2areusedintheDeviceIDfield,thenPassword2hastobethemetersUnitID.Otherwise,Password2isleftblank.

Troubleshooting

MV-90 Debug LogTheMV90systemcanbeconfiguredtogeneratedebugfiles.TheTIM(metercommunications)file*.rdcontainsvaluableinformationsuchas:

DateoftheTIM_ION

Timezoneconfigurationmethodused(i.e.T=8;ION.CFG)

DeviceIDinhexadecimalformat

SuccessfulresponsetoReadrequest

Errormessages

User Password Rights MV-90 Password1

User1 99999999 Read access only 0199999999

User2 ABCdef Read and Time Set access 02ABCdef

User3 3 Read, Time Set & Peak Demand Reset 033

User4 UTS full Read and Write access. 04UTS

Troubleshooting MV90 and ION Technology


How to Export a Master File from MV-901. GotoDatabases>MasterFile.

2. ChoosetoExportMasterFile.

3. MASTER.DATisthedefaultfilename.Renameifdesired.

ThenumberofsuccessfullyexportedrecordswillequalthenumberofdatachannelsconfiguredwithinMV90.AfilewiththespecifiedfilenamewillbecreatedwithintheMV90/Masterfolder.

Master File Report1. GotoDatabases>MasterFile>ListMasterFile.

2. ChoosethedefaultoptionsofListCombinedFilesandByID.

3. EntertheCustomerIDandrunthereport.

TIPTo view a master file, open it with MS Notepad.

ION SetupItisalsopossibletouseIONSetupasatroubleshootingtoolforMV90byusingtheMeterConfigurationReportavailableintheSetupAssistant.Toview/printameterconfigurationreportinIONSetup:

1. OpenIONSetupinsingledevicemode(toensureIONSetupconnectstotheappropriatedevice).

2. Onceconnectedtothemeter,openSetupAssistantandclickReports.

3. ClickMeterConfiguration,thenclickDisplay.

IONSetupgeneratesameterconfigurationreport.ThereportcontainsinformationusefulasatroubleshootingtoolfortheMV90.

MV90 and ION Technology Example of Meter/Channel Master File Entries


Example of Meter/Channel Master File EntriesFollowingisanexampleofaMV90MasterFileconfigurationforanION8600factorydefaultmeter.Valuescontainedwithinthetablearerecommendationsthatwillworkwithmeterscontainingafactorydefaultconfiguration.

NotethatyoumustfirstperformaTIMassignmentbycreatinganentryfortheTIM_ION.

* Refer to Appendix 1: Config Files on page 22.

Master File: Recorder Master File Maintenance

Values

Intervals per hour/daily 4

Call/retrieval mode AN

TIM number Created within TIM assignments

Device ID Meter Serial Number

Master File: Remote Interrogation Values

BAUD rate 9600

Auto timeset Y (if MV-90 to time sync the meter)

TIM config file T= -8 (time zone offset or name of .cfg)*

Channel Master FIle Maintenance Values

Unit of Measure code 1=kWh; 3=kVARh

Meter multiplier 1 (if primary units); CT * PT (if secondary units)

Pulse multiplier 1 (if primary units); CT * PT (if secondary units)

Register type B (both encoder and visual)

Number of dials 7 (cumulative integrator rollover setting)

Encoder type kWh del = 1; kWh rec = 2; kVARh del = 5; kVARh rec = 6

Enter optional data Y (power flow direction: D=delivered; R=received)

Appendix 1: Config Files MV90 and ION Technology


Appendix 1: Config FilesBeawareofthefollowingimportantpointsaboutconfigurationfiles:

NOTEQuotation marks () in the descriptions are for clarity and are not part of the parameters.

T=xxintheMasterfilesConfigfilefieldissufficientforMV90toreadIONmetersandanactualconfigfileisNOTrequired.

ForIONmeterssetuptorecordPFiledata,theconfigurationfilemustcontainthefollowing:CREATE_PFILE=1.

ConfigurationfilescanhaveanylegalDOSname,andusuallyhavea.CFGextension.

ThedefaultlocationisthemainMV90directoryforDOSRI_IMPandtheMASTERdirectoryforWINDOWSRI_COMM/MV_COMM;however,anylegalpathnamemaybeused.

Commentsmaybeaddedbyplacinganexclamationmark,!,inthefirstcolumnofanyline.

Eachparametermustbeonaseparatelineandbeginningincolumn1,andspacesarenotallowed.

Theconfigurationfilescanbecreatedand/oreditedwithanytexteditor,suchasNotepad.

Config file for MV-90ThefollowingparametersareallowedinanMV90configfile;onlyT=nisrequiredforEFiledata.CREATE_PFILE=1isalsorequiredformetersconfiguredtorecordinPFiledataformat.


T=n: See Master File Section.

CREATE_PFILE=1 Required for MV-90 recorders (ION meters) that are set to record using P-File data format.Not required for E-File data format.

R=n: Should be equal to the Data Recorder 1 depth set in the meter.* (1 to 4 digits: maximum FFFF) This parameter is a hexadecimal number of history log records setup in the meter.

RDIG=n: Number of digits before a cumulative channel rollover occurs. It is a decimal number (if rollover is set at 1 million then RDIG=6).

ROF=n:

Maximum negative progression of a cumulative channel in an interval before it is assumed a rollover has occurred. Value is expressed as a percentage of the rollover value and entered as a whole number (50% entered as 50 not 0.5.

MV90 and ION Technology Config file for MVLT, MVP


* R is no longer required (11/09/99). The recorder depth is read from the meter, but this value may be included to override the meter settings. This is useful when you do not want to read all of the sources (MV-90 channels) of Data Recorder 1.

Config file for MVLT, MVPFollowingaretheparametersallowedinanMVLTorMVPconfigfile;DEVID,T,CHAN,INPHR,CVarerequired.CREATE_PFILE=1isalsorequiredformetersconfiguredtorecordinPFiledataformat.

RECBUF=n: (supported after 11/01/99)

Set to 15 to minimize connection time with the meter. Set to 1 for remote sites with high communication error rates. This parameter defines an integer number between 1 and 15 that represents the number of records requested in each read command.

EVENT_CUTOFF=n: (supported after 11/01/99)

Defaults to 0 (zero) to read all events. Set above 255 if no events are to be logged. This parameter defines which meter events will be imported in MV-90. Only meter events with a priority equal to or greater than EVENT_CUTOFF are recorded in MV-90s event log.

TO=n: (supported after 2/28/00)

1200 (12 seconds) is an adequate value. Allowed values are 100 - 12000. This parameter defines the number of hundredths of seconds to wait for the meter to return the first character of its response.

ITO=n: (supported after 2/28/00)

1000 (10 seconds) is an adequate value. This parameter defines the inter-character timeout. It is the number of hundredths of seconds to wait for each byte of data from the meter after the previous byte has been received.


DEVID=n:Device ID of the meter (see Master File section) and must be the first entry of each configuration block. The configuration for this device continues until the next DEVID= or the end of the CFG file.

UNIT=XXXX or UNIT=ddddd:

Must be specified if the device ID is either the meters serial number or Tag 2. Check Password 2 description in the Master file section.

R=n: See Config file for MV-90 on page 22.

T=n: See Config file for MV-90 on page 22.

CREATE_PFILE=1 Required for MV-90 recorders (ION meters) that are set to record using P-File data format.Not required for E-File data format.

CHAN=n: Number of channels in the meter; It has to match the number of inputs to Data Recorder 1 in this meter.

INPHR=n: Number of intervals per hour recorded by the meter.

CV=n: Channel number of a channel that records a cumulative value. There must be an entry for each channel that stores cumulative data.

RDIG=n: See Config file for MV-90 on page 22.

ROF=n: See Config file for MV-90 on page 22.

RECBUF=n: See Config file for MV-90 on page 22.

EVENT_CUTOFF=n: See Config file for MV-90 on page 22.

Config file for MVLT, MVP MV90 and ION Technology


Example of MVLT configuration file:

DEVID=01234CHAN=4INPHR=4T=5RECBUF=15EVENT_CUTOFF=65000CV=1CV=3

MV90 and ION Technology Appendix 2: Register Map for Data Validation


Appendix 2: Register Map for Data Validation

MV-90Encoder type

Data typeION

Integrator module #

ION Handle Number

MV-90Encoder type

Data typeION

Integrator module #

ION Handle Number

CVValue Recorded on last interval N/A N/A '55' kwh Q1 INT 55 #5FB7

NO Interval data only; No Register read N/A '56' kwh Q2 INT 56 #5FB8

'01' KWh imp del INT 1 #58B0 '57' kwh Q3 INT 57 #5FB9

'02' KWh exp rec INT 2 #58B1 '58' kwh Q4 INT 58 #5FBA

'03' KWh tot (del + rec) INT 3 #58B2 '59' kQh Del D INT 59 #5FBB

'04' Kwh Net (del rec) INT 4 #58B3 '60' kQh rec D INT 60 #5FBC

'05' kvarh imp del INT 5 #58B4 '61' kwh del A current season INT 61 #5FBD

'06' kvarh exp rec INT 6 #58B5 '62' kwh rec A current season INT 62 #5FBE

'07' kvarh tot del + rec INT 7 #58B6 '63' kwh del B current season INT 63 #5FBF

'08' kvarh net del rec INT 8 #58B7 '64' kwh rec B current season INT 64 #5FC0

'09' kvah imp del INT 9 #58B8 '65' kwh del C current season INT 65 #5FC1

'10' kvah exp rec INT 10 #58B9 '66' kwh rec C current season INT 66 #5FC2

'17' kvarh Q1 INT 17 #5C3B '67' kwh del D current season INT 67 #5FC3

'18' kvarh Q2 INT 18 #5C3C '68' kwh rec D current season INT 68 #5FC4

'19' kvarh Q3 INT 19 #5C3D '69' kvar del A current season INT 69 #5FC5

'20' kvarh Q4 INT 20 #5C3E '70' kvar rec A current season INT 70 #5FC6

'21' kvah Q1 INT 21 #5C3F '71' kvar del B current season INT 71 #5FC7

'22' kvah Q2 INT 22 #5C40 '72' kvar rec B current season INT 72 #5FC8

'23' kvah Q3 INT 23 #5C41 '73' kvar del C current season INT 73 #5FC9

'24' Kvah Q4 INT 24 #5C42 '74' kvar rec C current season INT 74 #5FCA

'33' kvah tot del + rec INT 33 #5FA1 '75' kvar del D current season INT 75 #5FCB

'34' kvah net del rec INT 34 #5FA2 '76' kvar rec D current season INT 76 #5FCC

'47' kQh Del INT 47 #5FAF '77' kvah del A current season INT 77 #5FCD

'48' kQh rec INT 48 #5FB0 '78' kvah rec A current season INT 78 #5FCE

'49' kQh Del A INT 49 #5FB1 '79' kvah del B current season INT 79 #5FCF

'50' kQh rec A INT 50 #5FB2 '80' kvah rec B current season INT 80 #5FD0

'51' kQh Del B INT 51 #5FB3 '81' kvah del C current season INT 81 #5FD1

'52' kQh rec B INT 52 #5FB4 '82' kvah rec C current season INT 82 #5FD2

'53' kQh Del C INT 53 #5FB5 '83' kvah del D current season INT 83 #5FD3

'54' kQh rec C INT 54 #5FB6 '84' kvah rec D current season INT 84 #5FD4

Appendix 3: Validation Setup MV90 and ION Technology


Appendix 3: Validation SetupWhencollectingencodedmeterreadings,thereareseveraltypesofvalidationthatmaybecheckedinthevalidationprocess.ThesedependonthevaluesinSYSTEMPARAMETERS;VALIDATION;TOLERANCETYPE.SeetheMV90ReferenceGuideandMV90helpfiles(especiallyMV90DOShelp).

SinceIONmeterstypicallyhaveametermultiplierof1.0,thetolerancepercentageeitherneedstobelarge,orbasedonthePorQmethods.Sincethissettingisinthesystemparameters,itaffectsallvalidationsfortheworkstation.

Tolerance Type Description

M

Compares the difference as a percentage of the meter multiplier. This is intended to allow comparison of the difference between the sum of the intervals and the difference of the last and current meter reads as a percentage of a dial rotation.

PPercentage comparison of the difference of the meter reads with the total meter energy reading. As the reading goes up, a set percentage of the reading can be error.

Q

Difference between the interval sum and the meter reads is expressed as a percentage of an average of the past 30 days of data. This allows the error to be larger when the readings are large and smaller when the readings are small.

D Checks P, if P fails, checks M.

E Checks P, if P fails, checks Q.

N None.

MV90 and ION Technology Appendix 4: Master file Settings for TCP/IP


Appendix 4: Master file Settings for TCP/IPOnlycustomerswhohavetheadditionalMVTCPcanuseTCP/IPcommunicationstodoMV90interrogationsofIONmeters.SeeyourITRONEISsalesrepresentativeifyouneedtolicensetheMVTCPpackageoption.

WhenusingthebuiltinTCP/IPportontheIONmeter,thefollowingsettingsareused:

ToaccessEtherGatemeters,thephonenumberfieldinthemasterfileshouldbeintheformatIPADDRESS/PORT(wheretheportnumberis7801fortheIONsCOM1port,and7802fortheIONsCOM2orCOM4(COM2/4)port.IONmeterscanusebothportssimultaneouslybyusingPORT7800.TheUNITNUMBERforeachmeteristheunitnumberfortheRS485COMportbeingusedonthetargetmeter.

UseoftheTCP/IPprotocolwithIONmetersmaybesubjecttoanylimitationsonITRONsTCPpackage.

TouseITRONsMVTCPpackage,allIPmetersmustbeaddressedsimplybyanIPaddressandportnumber.

Tospecifytheintendeddataport,IPports7801or7802candirectdatatoCOM1orCOM2/4ontheIONmeter.TheprotocolforCOMport1,2or4shouldthenbesettoETHERGATE.Ethergateistheservicethatprovidesthelinkbetweenthe10baseTconnectorandtheRS485/RS232Cport.

SinceMV90shouldonlytalktoonemeteronanRS485busatatime,metersonanRS485busshouldbeconnectedorpooledtogether.Byusingpooling,youcanalsoensurethatsimultaneouscommunicationretrieswillnotbeattempted.


MV-90 Phone Number xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/7700 (IP address, slash, port 7700)

Phone Password 2 Always uses a unit ID of 0064h or 00100 decimal.

Connect Type Must match port Connection Type (i.e. TCPIP). Refer to Communications Configuration on page 4.

Appendix 5: Using MVP with TIM_ION MV90 and ION Technology


Appendix 5: Using MVP with TIM_IONThefollowingparametersareallowedwhenusingMVPwithTIM_ION:

* Both the MVP.EXE & TIM_ION.EXE should be dated after 7/01/00. Because of the size of TIM_ION.EXE, it is recommended that the number of TIMs loaded on the handheld be kept to a minimum. Also, since TIM_ION can generate large debug files, it is recommended that the message level be kept to a low value. Message Level 5 generates a smaller debug file than message level 6, and overwrites the current debug.rd/.wr file.

WithMVPandtheConfigfilemethod,themetermustbereadusingapasswordread,andoneofthefollowingmustbeprovided:

NOTEION meters allow separate Unit IDs for each communications port on the meter. Each port used to collectdata on a meter must use the same Unit ID to be recognized as the same device by MV-90. This mustuniquely identify the meter in the MV-90 database.


MVP.EXE Should be dated after 7/01/00*

TIM_ION.EXEShould be dated after 7/01/00. TIM_ION can only be run on MVP with routs or by using a configuration file. The configuration file must be stored in the MVP directory on the handheld PC.

Message Level Should be set to 5.


Device ID

Must match exactly the DEVID=line in the configuration file, and must match the unique device ID in the MV-90 master file. Device ID may be filled in at the MVP ID prompt - this ID must match whatever is being used in the MV-90 master file as a device ID.

UNIT ID

Must match a UNIT=line in the .CFG file. The TIM reads the TAG2 and Serial number fields from the meter to determine the proper device ID. The Unit ID is entered on the MVP screen field for Password2. This must match what MV-90 uses in the password2 field.

Translation Interface Module (TIM_ION) FeaturesTerminology

Configuring an ION Meter for MV-90Data Configuration NotesCommunications ConfigurationGenerating a MASTER.DAT fileUsing ION Setup

Configuration for HHF FilesUsing ION Setup

Generating HHF FilesUsing ION Setup

Disabling Power Quality Event LoggingUsing ION Setup

Enabling Loss of Potential Event LoggingUsing ION Setup

Changing Load Profile data from E-File to P-File FormatUsing ION Setup

MV-90 Database Configuration ProcedureTIM_ION Module AssignmentCommunications SetupRecorder and Channel ConfigurationImport a Master File to MV-90Manually create a Master FileSupported MV-90 TIM Functions

Data RetrievalAdvanced SecurityTroubleshootingMV-90 Debug LogHow to Export a Master File from MV-90Master File ReportION Setup

Example of Meter/Channel Master File EntriesAppendix 1: Config FilesConfig file for MV-90Config file for MVLT, MVP

Appendix 2: Register Map for Data ValidationAppendix 3: Validation SetupAppendix 4: Master file Settings for TCP/IPAppendix 5: Using MVP with TIM_ION

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