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Power Meter 710 Installation Guide ES
Date : 02/01/2008
Type : Instruction sheet
Languages : Spanish
Version : A1
Reference : 63230-501-215
Date : 02/01/2008
Type : Instruction sheet
Languages : Spanish
Version : A1
Reference : 63230-501-215
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Chapter 8: Managing External Devices
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3. If you clicked Switch Off in the previous step, a dialog appears,
prompting you to confirm the operation. Click Yes to turn it off or No
to abort the operation.
The heat exchanger’s icon shown in the web interface changes after
being turned on or off. See
Device States and Icon Variations
(on page
PowerLogic PM710
The Schneider Electric PowerLogic
®
PM710 power meter is connected to
the EMX-111 RS485 port. Once it is connected and the EMX detects it,
the PM710 is viewed under the Auxiliary Port folder in the navigation
tree.
Note: The EMX-888 does not support the PowerLogic PM710.
This device is only supported when plugged into the RS485 port using a
PM710 supported cable (not provided by Raritan with the EMX. Refer to
your Schneider Electric PowerLogic PM710 documentation for
information on the pinouts for the meter.
Note: For information on the PM710 and any sensor-specific
configuration required, see the PM710 user guide.
From the EMX, you can remotely reset the PM710 energy accumulators,
and the PM710 minimum and maximum reading values. Additionally, you
can create event rules and actions for the PM710, such as emailing or
sending an SMS message when thresholds are reached, and so on. See
Creating an Event Rule
(on page 132).
The PM710 line speed, parity and address, as well as the thresholds for
PM710 numeric sensors, can be configured on the PM710. These
settings need to be the match in EMX. For example, if the address is 42
in the PM710 it must also be 42 in EMX.
All settings are configured on a per port basis. If you disconnect a
PM710 from one EMX port and connect it to another, you must
reconfigure the settings. However, if you disconnect a PM710 from a port
and then plug it back in to the same port, the already configured settings
still apply.
Note: PM710 meters are not supported through SNMP or the command
line interface (CLI).
All settings are configured on a per port basis. If you disconnect a PM710
from one EMX port and connect it to another EMX port, you must
reconfigure the settings. However, if you disconnect a PM710 from an
EMX port and then plug it back into the same port, the
already-configured settings still apply.
The PM710 saves readings when they reach their highest and lowest
value. The highest value and lowest value are the minimum and
maximum values, which can be reset as needed. Besides, it also saves
energy accumulator values, which can be also reset. Refer to your
PM710 documentation for additional information.
PM710 information shown:
The following PM710-related information is shown on this page.
PM710-related device data, including device type and operational
state.
All sensor readings and power quality values gathered by PM710.
For some readings followed by the symbol «^», such as
To configure the PM710:
1. On the PowerLogic PM710 page, click Edit Settings.
2. Enter a name for the sensor.
3. Leave the device address, line speed and parity as is so it matches
the PM710 settings.
4. Click Save.
Chapter 6: Using the Web Interface
, you need to click it to view its details.
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