The document discusses an EDMI Mk10 electricity meter that can measure and store electricity consumption data and transmit it for billing purposes. It has features to provide users information about their electricity supply and usage.
The meter has two main display sets (Set A and Set B) that can be cycled through by pressing the display button. It displays information like tariff, power factor, maximum demand, total billing consumption and rate consumption for multi-rate tariffs.
You move between Set A and Set B by pressing and holding the display button for 2 seconds. Within each set, pressing the display button cycles to the next screen in sequence, eventually looping back to the start.
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0 INTRODUCTION
EDMI Mk10 Electricity Meter User Guide to LCD Screen Displays Version 1.4
metering used to measure Electricity consumption. It is a unique product which enables energy usage to be continually measured and stored and then data is transmitted to the Supply Company when needed for billing. The meter has a large number of features, readily available, to provide Users with detailed information about their electricity supply including Tariff (Standard Settlement Configuration - SSC), Power Factor, Maximum Demand and Total Billing Consumption together with individual Rate consumption for consumers on multi rate tariffs. In addition, there is an option to obtain analysed billing data information via a web link. Users can then see a detailed breakdown of their energy usage and time of use to enable any unplanned wastage to be eliminated and help manage more efficient usage, as part of an energy management process.
Access to all the features of the meter only requires the pushing of a single display button on the meter. The meter has two main displays called Set A and Set B. To move from Set A to Set B you simply press and hold the display button for approximately 2 seconds. Details of all the individual LCD screens within each Set are shown on the following pages. To cycle within the Set you simply press the display button and the display will advance one step. Continual individual presses of the button will eventually cycle the display back to your starting point.