Power View Manual

Power View
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 Table of Contents
1. Specification, Installation of Software, Starting Program, Closing Program & Uninstalling the Software 4
1.1 Specification 4
1.2 Installation of Software 4
1.3 Starting Program 4
1.4 Closing Program 4
1.5 Uninstalling the Software 4
2. Software Home screen 5
3. Communication Setup 6
3.1 Procedure 6
3.2 Tools and Keys used in communication setup 6
4. Trend plot 7
4.1 Tools and keys used in trend plot 7
5. Meter Data 8
5.1 Tools and keys used in meter data 8
6. Import Data 9
6.1 Tools and keys used in Import data 9
6.2 Download Procedure 10
6.3 Memory Erase Procedure 10
7. Harmonics 11
7.1 Tools and keys in harmonics 11
8.Waveform 12
8.1 Tools in waveforms 12
9.Indications used in power view 12
10.Tools for Automation, Protocols 13
10.1. Formatting and function code 13
10.1.1. Readings and calibration formatting 13
10.1.2. Function code 13
10.2. Queries and Responses 14
10.2.1. Query and Response for meter details 14
10.2.2. Query and Response for online data 14
10.2.3. Query for time setup 17
10.2.4. Query and Response for waveform 17
10.2.5. Query and Response for basic information of memory 19
10.2.6. Query and Response for file index 19
10.2.7. Query and Response for read memory 19
10.3. Memory Distribution 20
10.4. Communication Details 20
10.5. Flow chart 20
10.5.1. Online communication flow chart 20
10.5.2. Memory Read Flow chart 21

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 List of Figures
1. Home Screen of power view 5
2. Communication setup process (device searching) 6
3. Communication setup process (device selection and pairing) 6
4. trend plot window 7
5. Meter data window 8
6. Import data window 9
7. File selection for downloading 10
8. Folder path selection for downloading 10
9. Memory erase process. 10
10. Harmonics window 11
11. Wave form window 12

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1. Specification, Installation of Software, Starting Program, Closing Program & Uninstalling the Software

1.1 Specification
Power view is a program for recording, visualizing and documenting measured values with reference to time for Power
clamp 1000A or Power Clamp 400A. Power view represent the power clamp meter data on computer as well as it gives additional
features than meter such as trend plot, harmonics graph and waveforms. For communication, Power clamp meter has to paired with
computer via a bluetooth link.

1.2 Installation of Software

Refer Software Installation Manual

1.3 Starting Program

In order to start the program:

 Double click the Power View.exe icon on the Windows desktop.
or
 Select the program from the Windows start menu:
Start : Programs : Power View : Power View.exe
The program is started.

1.4 Closing Program

In order to close the program:

 Click on Exit

1.5 Uninstalling the Software

If desired, the program can be uninstalled by selecting

Window XP: Control Panel : Add or Remove Program : Power View: Remove
or
Window 7: Control Panel : Uninstall Program : Power View: Uninstall

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2. Software Home Screen:

Figure 1. Home screen of power view

Connect : Disconnect*:
Used to setup communication with Used to disconnect the communication
available power clamp meter. between power clamp meter and
software.

Trend Plot#: Meter Data#:

Used to view Trend of electrical Used to view values of electrical
parameters. parameters in tabular format.

Import Data#: Harmonics#:

Used to download data from Power Used to view Harmonic data.
Clamp meter.

Waveform#: Exit:
Used to view Voltage and Current Used to close the software.
waveform.

Help:
Used to open user manual for help.

Note:
*: Key will be visible after communication setup.
#: Key is disabled and grayed out if communication is not
established with meter.

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3. Communication Setup
3.1. Procedure
Following are the steps to establish communication between power clamp meter and software.
Step 1: Left click on Connect button. New window will pop-up and software will start searching of bluetooth devices.

Figure 2. Communication setup process (Device Searching)

Step 2: Double click on PCLAM_XXXX for establishing bluetooth communication. If meter name is not found please click on
refresh button to search again.

Figure 3. Communication setup process (device selection and pairing)

After successful communication a window will pop-up showing which meter is connected (Power Clamp 1000A/ 400A). If
there is a communication error or pairing unsuccessful message, please check both computer bluetooth and Clamp meter bluetooth
is properly discoverable and click on retry option to setup communication again.

3.2. Tools and keys used in communication setup:

Refresh:
Used to refresh Bluetooth device list.

Return:
Used to cancel communication setup process.

Note:
1. Make sure bluetooth peripheral connected to your computer
is properly installed.
2. Make sure Power clamp meter is in discoverable mode.
For that refer Power Clamp manual.

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4. Trend Plot:
Trend Plot is used to view a trend of electrical parameters. This function has features like report generation,
excel file generation and trend graph generation. Update rate of graph is 1sec.

Figure 4. Trend Plot window

4.1. Tools and keys in Trend Plot:

Select Parameter:
Used to select a parameter to plot a trend.

Report:
Used to generate a report. Report contains all reading from start of trend plot till report
generation.

Snapshot:
Used to take snapshot of the trend plot screen. Snapshot will be stored on user defined
location.

Save File:
Used to get value of selected parameters in excel format. File will be saved on user defined
location in excel format.

Return:
Used to go back to home screen.

Refresh:
Used to refresh the Trend plot.

Note:
Minimum, maximum and average value reset on function
change or parameter changed or trend plot reopened.
Trend Plot will not work for 3p4w Unbalance, 3p3w
unbalance, NCV, reserved position(empty position) and
inrush current.

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 5. Meter Data:
Meter data is used to view values of electrical parameters in tabular format. This function has tools like report
generation, excel file generation and Snapshot of instantaneous reading. Simultaneously multiple parameters are displayed on
screen as well as minimum and maximum values among the received value is shown. Minimum and Maximum value calculation start
as soon as meter data function is opened. Average value shown in meter data is the mean of the values received from start of meter
data function to instance of observing.
Function Name

Parameters

Figure 5. Meter Data window

5.1 Tools and keys in Meter Data:

Select Parameter:
Used to select a particular range of harmonics to display. Available for only AC Voltage and
AC current function.

Select Parameter:
Used to select a percentage or amplitude value of harmonics. Available for only AC Voltage
and AC current function.

Report:
Used to generate a report. Report contains all captured readings from start of meter data till
report generation (Click on report).

Snapshot:
Used to take snapshot of the meter data screen. Snapshot will be stored on location.

Save File:
Used to get instantaneous value of all parameters in excel format. File will be auto saved on
location.

Return:
Used to go back to home screen.

Note:
Refresh: Minimum, maximum, average and energy
Used to Meter Data parameter values. value reset on function change or meter data reopened.
Meter Data will not be available in NCV and Reserved
function.

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6. Import data:
Import data is used to download datalogging data stored in the meter. This Window also provides memory
occupied details with complete erase function.

1
2

5
3
4

Figure 6. Import data window

1. Time: Saving time of recorded file.
2. Date: Shows the file recording date.
3. Checkbox: Select it, to Download particular file.
4. Pie chart: Shows the memory status of meter.
5. Select all: Select it, to select all files.
6.1 Tools and keys:

Download: Used to start downloading of selected file.

Erase: Used to Erase complete memory of meter.

Return: Used to go back to home screen.

Refresh:
Used to refresh the File list.

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6.2. Download Process:
Step 1: Select the file that you want to download by using checkbox as shown in figure 7.

Figure 7. File selection for download

Step 2: Click on download button
Step 3: Select folder path where you want to download files and click on select Folder button.

Figure 8. Folder path selection for Downloading

3. Memory Erase Process:

Step 1: Click on erase button
Step 2: Click on Proceed button to erase or cancel button to terminate.
Step 3: Click on done button.

if proceed

Figure 8. Memory Erase process

Note: Once the memory is erased it can not be

recovered again.

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7. Harmonics Plot:
Harmonics Plot is used to view harmonics readings. Up to 49th harmonics user can see the readings. This
Function is available only for AC voltage and AC current.

Figure 10. Harmonics window

7.1. Tools and keys in Harmonics:

Select Parameter:
Used to select a particular range of harmonics to display on graph.

Select Parameter:
Used to select a percentage or amplitude value of harmonics to display on graph.

Report:
Used to generate a report. Report contains all Harmonics readings till report generation.

Snapshot:
Used to take snapshot of the harmonics plot screen. Snapshot will be stored on user
defined location.

Save File:
Used to get instantaneous value of selected harmonics plot in excel format. File will be
saved on user defined location in excel format.

Return:
Used to go back to home screen.

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8. Waveform:
Waveform is used to view the actual wave shape of measured voltage and current signal.

Figure 11. Waveform window

8.1. Tools in Waveform:

Snapshot:
Used to take snapshot of the Waveform screen. Snapshot will be stored on user defined
location.

Note:
Frequency and time axis is available in AC Voltage
and AC current for 45 to 65 hz only.

9. Indications used in power view:

Hold:
HOLD Used to indicate the value on meter is on hold i.e. hold key is pressed.

REL:
REL Used to indicate the Relative key is pressed.

Ah:
Ah Used to indicate the Ah mode is activated.

Kwh:
Kwh Used to indicate the Kwh mode is activated.

Battery:
Used to indicate that battery level is low.

Note:
Indications are available only in Meter Data, Trend
Plot and Harmonics.

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10. Tool for Automation, Protocol

10.1 Formatting and Function codes information

Note: All the value are in Hexadecimal Format ()H

In Protocol, the frame length is of not same for various functions.
1st Byte: is always Start of frame
Query From system contains : (0x5E)H
Response from meter : (0x24)H
10.1.1 Readings and calibration data Formatting*:
All the readings received in response are of 4 Byte length need to convert it in to float type to get actual value.
Procedure to convert Received Data into actual data:
step 1: For any reading Collect respective 4 byte data (For data location refer response frames)
step 2: Cascade all 4 bytes in reverse order
step 3: Convert data in to float

example:
Received data Note:
All the values are in Hexadecimal Format ( )H
D0 D1 D2 D3 * Formatting is required for all reading only, not for hold and battery
indication data
0x31 0x32 0x33 0x34 For DATE and Time information Formatting is not required.
Step 1: Data collection
D0=(0x31)H, D1=(0x32)H, D2=(0x33)H, D3=(0x34)H
Step 2: Cascade data in reverse order
x=<D3D2D1D0>
=(0x34333231)H
Step 3: Convert data in to float
y=Float (x)
=1.66889e-07

So y is the final and actual value of particular parameter.

For Time and Date information Respective received data need to convert into BCD form I.e Hex to BCD.
10.1.2. Function code:
Following are the Functions and Respective Function codes used in response:
Function
Number of byte (n) in
code (FC) Function name
Response
(Decimal)
1 AC voltage 257
2 DC voltage 25
3 1p2W 50
4 DC power 29
5 3p3w unbalance 107
6 3p4w unBal 139
7 AC current 257
8 dc current 25
9 Resistance 17
10 ACDC voltage 17
11 ACDC Current 17
12 NCV 13
13 LPF voltage 17
14 LPF current 17
15 3p3w Balance 50
16 3p4w Bal 50
17 inrush current 13
18 Diode 13
19 Continuity 17
23 Reserved positon 13
Table 1: Function code Table

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10.2 Queries and Response
10.2.1 Query and Response for meter details
To get the information about meter this query is used, response for this query contain the meter type (1000A/400A)
connected to Bluetooth.
Query:
-18 byte frame for both query and response.

D0 D1 D2-D17
5E 0x06 00
Response:

D0 D1 D2 D3...D15 D16 D17

40 23 M 00 Y X

- 40 and 23 is start of frame bit.

- M: Power Clamp Model
(0x11)H: (17)D :Power Clamp 400A
(0x12)H: (18)D : Power Clamp 1000A
- Y: Gives the year value set in the power clamp RTC.
Eg. Year set in meter is 2016
then response is, y=(0x16)H
10.2.2 Query and Response for online data
To get the current reading from meter this query is used.
Query:
-18 byte frame
D0 D1 D2-D17
5E 0x01 00
Response:

D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 to Dn-2 Dn-2 Dn-1

$(SOF) FC HH MM SS DD mm YY DATA KEY STATUS HB
- $:(0x24)H: Start of frame
- FC: Function code for details refer function code table
- HH: Hour
- MM: Minutes
- SS: Seconds
- DD: Date
- mm: month
- YY: Year
- HB: Hold and Battery indication (Common for all functions)
(0x01)H :Low battery
(0x10)H :Hold key pressed
(0x11)H : Both indication battery is also low and Hold key is also pressed.
- DATA : Data is readings for that function in hex format. data length is different for each functions for the final length of
frames refer function code table.
-KEY STATUS: Mode Indication ((0x01)Relative, (0x02)Ah, (0x02)Kwh).

DATA frame ( function code vise )

For Function code: 1 Function code: 7
D8-D11 Rms Voltage D8-D11 Rms Current
D12-D15 THD D12-D15 THD
D16-D19 DF D16-D19 DF
D20-D23 CF D20-D23 CF
D24-D27 Max Peak D24-D27 Max Peak
D28-D31 Min Peak D28-D31 Min Peak
D32-D35 Frquency D32-D35 Frquency
D36-D39 H01 D36-D39 H01
D40-D43 H02 D40-D43 H02
. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
D232-D235 H49 D232-D235 H49
D236-D239 Don't Care D236-D239 Don't Care
D240-D243 Don't Care D240-D243 Don't Care
D243-D247 REL Value D243-D247 REL Value
D248-D251 - D248-D251 Ah
D252-D255 - D252-D255 Ah Counter in Seconds
D256 Key Status D256 Key Status
D257 H/B D257 H/B

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For Function code: 6 For Function code: 5

D8-D11 Apparent Power D8-D11 Apparent Power

D12-D15 Power Factor D12-D15 Power Factor
D16-D19 Horse Power D16-D19 Horse Power
D20-D23 Reactive power D20-D23 Reactive power
L1-n L1-2
D24-D27 Active power D24-D27 Active power
D28-D31 Phase angle D28-D31 Phase angle
D32-D35 Voltage D32-D35 Voltage
D36-D39 Current D36-D39 Current
D40-D43 Apparent Power D40-D43 Apparent Power
D44-D47 Power Factor D44-D47 Power Factor
D48-D51 Horse Power D48-D51 Horse Power
D52-D55 Reactive power D52-D55 Reactive power
L2-n L2-3
D56-D59 Active power D56-D59 Active power
D60-D63 Phase angle D60-D63 Phase angle
D64-D67 Voltage D64-D67 Voltage
D68-D71 Current D68-D71 Current
D72-D75 Apparent Power D72-D75 Apparent Power
D76-D79 Power Factor D76-D79 Power Factor
D80-D83 Horse Power D80-D83 Horse Power
System
D84-D87 Reactive power D84-D87 Reactive power
L3-n
D88-D89 Active power D88-D89 Active power
D92-D91 Phase angle D92-D91 Phase angle
D96-D99 Voltage D96-D103 Don't care
D100-D103 Current D104-D105 load type
D104-D107 Apparent Power D106 H/B
D108-D111 Power Factor
Data Bytes Parameter Received Data Load Type
D112-D115 Horse Power 0x10 capactitive
System D104 L1-2 l oad type
D116-D119 Reactive power 0x20 i nductive
D120-D123 Active power 0x01 capactitive
sys load type
0x02 i nductive
D124-D127 Phase angle D105
0x10 capactitive
l 2 -3 l oad type
D128-D135 Don't care 0x20 i nductive
D136-D137 load Type
D138 H/B

Data Bytes Parameter Received Data Load Type

0x01 capactitive
L2 load Type
0x02 inductive
D136
0x10 capactitive
L1 Load Type
0x20 inductive
0x01 capactitive
sys Load Type
0x02 inductive
d137
0x10 capactitive
L3 Load Type
0x20 inductive

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 For Function code: 3,15,16

D8-D11 Apparent Power

D12-D15 Power Factor
D16-D19 Horse Power
D20-D23 Reactive power
D24-D27 Active power
D28-D31 Phase angle
D32-D35 Voltage
D36-D39 Current
D240-D43 Kwh
D44-D47 Kwh Counter in Seconds
D40 Load type
D49 Key Status
D50 H/B
Data Bytes Recei ved Data Load type
0x01 Capacitive
D40 0x02 Inductive

For Function code: 4

Data Bytes Parameters

D8-D11 DC Power
D12-D15 Voltage
D16-D19 Current
D20-D23 Kwh
D24-D27 Kwh Counter in seconds
D28 Key Status
D29 Hold and Battery i ndication

For Function code: 8 For Function code: 2,9,10,11,13,14,17,18,19

Data Bytes Data Data Bytes Data

D8-D11 DC Current D8-D11 Reading Acording to Function
D12-D15 Rel Value D12-D15 Rel Value
D16-D19 Ah D16-D19 -
D10-D23 Ah Counter in seconds D10-D23 -
D24 Key Status D24 Key Status
D25 Hold and Battery indication D25 Hold and Battery indication

For Function code: 12

D8-D11 Don't care

D12 Hol d and Battery indi cation

There is no data for NCV So only response will get only function code, battery info and Hold indication.

For Function code: 23

Data Bytes Data
D8-D12 Hold and Battery i ndication
There is no data for Reserved knob position. So only response will get only function code.

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10.2.3 Query for time setup:

D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9-d17
0x5E 0x04 0x02 HH MM SS dd mm yy 00
-18 byte format
- Time sending in response must be in 24 hours format
- HH: Hours
- MM: Minutes
- SS: Seconds
- dd: Date
- mm: Month
- yy: Year
Eg: Date: 30/12/16 & Time: 09:42:10
HH = (0x09)H , MM = (0x42)H , SS = (0x10)H , DD = (0x30)H, mm = (0x12)H , YY= (0x16) H
10.2.4 Query and Response for waveforms:
Query:
D0 D1 D2 D3-D17
0x5E 0x01 0x01 00
Response:
Response can get in AC Voltage/ Current , DC Voltage/Current, ACDC Voltage/ Current,
1P2W function. Response is different for each funtion.

For Function code: 1,7

D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 ... D262 D263 D264-D267 D268-D271 D272-D275 D276-D277

$ FC HH MM SS DD mm YY s1,2 s1,1 s2,2 s2,1 ... s128,2 s128,1 C4...C1 F4...F1
(SOF) Time Date Sample1 Sample2 ... Sample128 Calibration Value Frequency Current/Voltage Key status

Till the D7 byte the response is same as of online data after that all samples of signals are in the frame
samples value calculation:
Step1: make a group of 2 byte sequentially which makes a data of one sample.
<s1,2 s1,1> , <s2,2 s2,1>.......<sn,2 sn,1>
here n=128;
Step2: Swap the byte and covert it into integer.
x1=int (s1,1 s1,2); x2=int (s2,1 s2,2); .........xn =int (sn,1 sn,2);
Step3: Take a average of all samples i.e. sum(sample1 to sample 128)/ 128
Avg=(x1+x2...+xn)/128
Step4: Divide each sample by avg value
y1=x1/avg, y2=x2/avg ... yn=xn/avg
Step4: Multiple each samples by Calibration value received at D256-D259
(For calibration value calculation refer reading formatting in 10.1 section)
cal=calibration value, z1=y1*cal, z2=y2*cal......zn=yn*cal;
Step5: Multiple value by 0.0008056640508585
v1= z1*0.0008056640508585,
v2= z2*0.0008056640508585,
......
vn= zn*0.0008056640508585; Value of v is actual sample value.

For Function code: 2,8

D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 ... D262 D263 D264-D327 D328-D331 D332-D335 D336-D339 D340-D343 D344-D347 D348-D349
$ FC HH MM SS DD mm YY s1,2 s1,1 s2,2 s2,1 ... s128,2 s128,1 P4...p1 N4...N1 I4...I1
Don't care Don't care Current/Voltage Key Status
(SOF) Time Date Sample1 Sample2 ... Sample128 Cal_Pos Cal_Neg I_offset

Till the D7 byte the response is same as of online data after that all samples of signals are in the frame
samples value calculation:
Step1: make a group of 2 byte sequentially which makes a data of one sample.
<s1,2 s1,1> , <s2,2 s2,1>.......<sn,2 sn,1> here n=128;
Step2: Swap the byte and covert it into integer.
x1= int (s1,1 s1,2); x2=int (s2,1 s2,2); .........xn =int (sn,1 sn,2);
Step3: Subtract 2078 from each value
y1=x1-2048, y2=x2-2048 ... yn=xn-2048;
Step4: Multiple value by 0.0008056640508585
z1= y1*0.0008056640508585,
z2= y2*0.0008056640508585,
......
zn= yn*0.0008056640508585;
Step5: if z1>0 then v1= z1* Cal_Pos else v1=z1*Cal_Neg
if z2>0 then v2= z2* Cal_Pos else v2=z2*Cal_Neg
......
if zn>0 then vn=zn* Cal_Pos else vn=zn*Cal_Neg
for current waveform, Add I_offset value in all samples
Step6: v1=v1+I_offset .... vn=vn+I_offset
(For calibration value calculation (Cal_Pos, Cal_Neg and I_offset) refer reading formatting in 10.1 section as this values
are needed in float format)

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For Function code: 10,11

D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 ... D262 D263 D264-D267 D268-279 D280-D283 D284-D285

$ FC HH MM SS DD mm YY s1,2 s1,1 s2,2 s2,1 ... s128,2 s128,1 C4...C1
Dont't care Current/Voltage Key Status
(SOF) Time Date Sample1 Sample2 ... Sample128 Calibration Value

Till the D7 byte the response is same as of online data after that all samples of signals are in the frame
samples value calculation:
Step1: make a group of 2 byte sequentially which makes a data of one sample.
<s1,2 s1,1> , <s2,2 s2,1>.......<sn,2 sn,1>
here n=128;
Step2: Swap the byte and covert it into integer.
x1=int (s1,1 s1,2); x2=int (s2,1 s2,2); .........xn =int (sn,1 sn,2);
Step3: Multiple each samples by Calibration value received at D256-D259
(For calibration value calculation refer reading formatting in 10.1 section)
cal=calibration value;
y1=x1*cal, y2=x2*cal......yn=xn*cal;
Step5: Multiple value by 0.0008056640508585
v1= y1*0.0008056640508585,
v2= y2*0.0008056640508585,
......
vn= yn*0.0008056640508585;
Step6: if FC= 11 negate all samples and take it in reverse order
i.e. Sam1=-(vn), Sam2=-(vn-1),......Sam128=-(v1).
if FC=10 take v values as it is for sample
i.e. Sam1=v1, Sam2=v2,......Sam128=v128.
So Sam values are actual samples that we can correlate with actual signal.

For Function code: 3

D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 ... D262 D263 D264 .. D267 D266 .. D269 ... D772 ... D775 D776..D779 D780..D783 D784..D787 D788-D791 D792-D795 D796-D799 D800-D803 D804-D805

$ FC HH MM SS DD mm YY vs1,2 vs1,1 vs2,2 vs2,1 ... vs128,2 vs128,1 is1,4 .. is1,1 is2,4 .. is2,1 ... is128,4 ... is128,1 V4..V1 I4..I1 I2,4..I2,1
Don't care
(SOF) Time Date VSample1 VSample2 ... VSample128 ISample1 ISample2 ... ISample256 Vcal Ical I2cal Voltage Current Apparent Power Key Status

Till the D7 byte the response is same as of online data after that all samples of signals are in the frame
samples value calculation:
For voltage samples:
Step1: make a group of 2 byte sequentially which makes a data of one sample.
<vs1,2 vs1,1> , <vs2,2 vs2,1>.......<vsn,2 vsn,1>
here n=128;
Step2: Swap the byte and covert it into integer.
x1=int (vs1,1 vs1,2); x2=int (vs2,1 vs2,2); .........xn =int (vsn,1 vsn,2);
Step3: Take a average of all samples i.e. sum(sample1 to sample 128)/ 128
Avg=(x1+x2...+xn)/128
Step4: Divide each sample by avg value
y1=x1/avg, y2=x2/avg ... yn=xn/avg
Step4: Multiple each samples by Calibration value received at D776-D779
(For calibration value calculation refer reading formatting in 10.1 section)
Vcal=calibration value, z1=y1*Vcal, z2=y2*Vcal......zn=yn*Vcal;
Step5: Multiple value by 0.0008056640508585
v1= z1*0.0008056640508585,
v2= z2*0.0008056640508585,
......
vn= zn*0.0008056640508585;
Value of v is actual voltage sample value.

For Current samples:

Step1: make a group of 4 byte sequentially which makes a data of one sample.
<is1,4 is1,3 is1,2 is1,1> , <is2,4 is2,3 is2,2 is2,1>.......<isn4, isn3,isn,2 isn,1>
here n=128;
Step2: Take byte in reverse order for particular group and covert it into float.
x1=Float (is1,1 is1,2 is1,3 is1,4); x2=int (is2,1 is2,2 is2,3 is2,4); .....xn =int (isn,1 isn,2 isn,3 isn,4);
Step3: Multiple each samples by Calibration value received at D780-D783
(For Ical value calculation refer reading formatting in 10.1 section)
y1=x1*Ical, y2=x2*Ical......yn=xn*Ical;
Step5: Multiple value by I2cal
for I2cal value in float format refer reading formatting step given in section 10.1
I1= y1*I2cal,
I2= y2*I2cal,
......
In= yn*I2cal,
Value of I is actual current sample value.

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10.2.5 Query and Response for basic information of memory :
Query:
-18byte frame length
D0 D1 D2-D17
0x5E 0x02 00
Response:
-16 byte Frame length

D0 D1 D2 D3
P1 P2 F1 F2
Max. Page Number Max. File Number
-Max. Page Number (Max Page Number Can be (7FF)H )
Pg.No. = (P1 * (0x100) H )+P2
Eg: P1 = (0x01)H P2 = (0x23)H Pg.No = ((0x01)H* (0x100) )H+(0x23)H => (0x123)H => (291)D
Memory Used Space in % = (((Pg.No)D - (39)D ) / (2009)D ) *(100)D
Pg. No. = (291) Memory Used Space in % = (( (291)D - (39)D ) / (2009)D )*(100)D => 12.54 %
P1 = P2 = (0xFF)H then there is no data in the memory, memory is empty.
-Max. File Number
File = (F1 * (0x100)H )+F2
Eg: Suppose Max File Number = (0x02)Hmeans there is total 3 file => File0 , File 1, & File 2
10.2.6 Query and Response for file Index:
Query:
-18byte frame length
D0 D1 D2 D3-D17
0x5E 0x02 0x02 00
Response:
The Response is of total byte (2800)H => (10240)D
Out of (10240) First 256 byte of data is of no use because its information is already sent in Memory
Initialization Query D
After 256 byte of data, data is in following format:

D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
P1 P2 HH MM SS DD mm YY
End Pages Address of file Time at file was recorded Date of file recorded
-8 Byte Frame Length
-File End Page Address (Max Page Address Can be (7FF)H )
File End Page Address = (P1 * (0x100)H )+P2
Eg: P1 = (0x01) H P2 = (0x23) H
File End Page Address = ((0x01)H * (0x100)H )+(0x23) H => (0x123)H => (291) D
P1 = P2 = (0xFF)H then memory is empty.
-If there is continuously (0xFF)H for minimum of 8 Byte then Data is of no need (Don't Care)
-Above frame is repeated for maximum file number present in memory

10.2.7 Query and Response for Read Memory:

Query:
-18byte frame length
D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7-D17
0x5E 0x02 0x03 S1 S2 E1 E2 0
Start Page End Page
-18 Byte Frame Length
- Start Page
S2 = Start Page % (0x100)H
S1 = (Start Page / (0x100)H ) %(0x100) H
-End Page
E2 = End Page % (0x100)H
E1 = (End Page / (0x100)H ) %(0x100) H
Eg: If you want to read certain file, Check which of the file detail should be read, in that file detail there is File End Page
Number which should be used as End Page in case of data read.
If you are reading File 0 data then start page will always be (0x28)H
If you are reading other than File 0 data the Start will be Previous . File End page Number + 1
Eg: There are total 3 File Details
File 0, File 1, File 2
File 0, P1 = File End Page Address
File 1, P2 = File End Page Address
File 2, P3 = File End Page Address
Now Suppose we want to read File 0
Then, Start Page = (0x28)H End Page = P1
Now suppose we want to read File 1
Then, Start Page = P1 + (0x01) End Page = P2

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Response:
The response from meter of (((End Page Number) D - (Start Page Number)D ) *(256) D) Byte.
The response time dependent on number of bytes requested from meter.
The Start of frame is always $:(0x24)H
From start of frame total byte length of data is depended on the function code

***Refer to Section 10.2.2 Online Data Query Response Frame, Only difference is that in Hold and battery indication is not send from the meter.

10.3 Memory distribution :

Page Number Information (Byte Length)D

00 Basic Data 256
01-39 File Index and Details 9984
40-2048 Data 514048
10.4 Communication Details :

Baud Rate:9600
Parity: None
Data bits: 8
Stop bits: 1
Flow Control: None

10.5. Flow chart

10.5.1 Online communication flow chart

START

Scan Meter Query

Online Communication Start Query

Data, Response at 1s

Yes Repeat Online

Query?

No
STOP

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10.5.2 Memory Read Flow chart

START Memory File Detail Query

Scan Meter Query

Response for File Detail Query

Read Basic Information Query

Memory Page Data Read Query

Data, Response at 250ms

Response for Page Data Read Query

Yes No
Is Memory
Empty

STOP

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