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Data Sheet CT/VT Interface 560CVD03

Digital Power Transducer

560 CVD 03

Instruction Manual

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Content
1. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................ 1

2. INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................................................... 1

READ BEFORE INSTALL .................................................................................................................................................... 1

3. SPECIFICATION......................................................................................................................................................... 2

ORDERING CODE .............................................................................................................................................................. 2

DIMENSION ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3
WIRING ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3
RS232 FRONT PANEL PORT .............................................................................................................................................. 5

4. OPERATION INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................... 6

4.1 SYMBOL OF MONITOR DISPLAY ................................................................................................................................. 6

4.2 START UP ................................................................................................................................................................... 6
4.3 POWER MEASURING DISPLAY.................................................................................................................................... 6

5. PCTOOL 560CVD03 OPERATING MODE ............................................................................................................. 8

5.1 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................................. 8

5.2 INSTALLATION AND UNINSTALLATION OF 560CVD03:.............................................................................................. 8
5.3 BASIC SETPOINTS:.................................................................................................................................................... 11
5.4 CONFIGURING 560CVD03:...................................................................................................................................... 19
5.5 USER OPTIONS:........................................................................................................................................................ 37
5.6 SYSTEM TESTING: .................................................................................................................................................... 39

6. PROTOCOL AND COMMUNICATION ................................................................................................................ 44

6.1 PLC MODBUS COMPATIBLE .................................................................................................................................. 44

6.2 COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM INTEGRATION ................................................................................................................. 44
6.3 TRANSMISSION MODE ............................................................................................................................................. 44

7. MEMORY MAP INFORMATION........................................................................................................................... 50

USER DEFINABLE MEMORY MAP AREA ........................................................................................................................... 50

APPENDIX : DATA CONVERSION ( FOR CURRENT INPUT 5A ).......................................................................................... 71
APPENDIX : DATA CONVERSION ( FOR CURRENT INPUT 1A ).......................................................................................... 72
APPENDIX : DATA CONVERSION (FOR ENERGY) ............................................................................................................. 73
APPENDIX : ERROR MESSAGE ........................................................................................................................................ 74

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1. Introduction 2. Installation
“560CVD03” Digital Power Transducer is a Read before install
revolution new design of Energy Meter; it has
◎ Terminal arrange diagram for Input/Output
completely change the concept of the Traditional
Energy Meter. “560CVD03” Digital Power
Transducer is design with a complex wiring
structure, which is capable to allow user to program
the display the measuring result based on user’s
habit. It is completely satisfy with the future needs of
the meter.

Meter is requesting to work with in the power

!
supply range; for any over range will be
damage the meter
When installing On-Site, it is forbidden to have
!
the Open Circuit in Current Input Terminal, and
forbidden to have Short Circuit in Voltage Input
Terminal.
Communication Terminal (RS485) is forbidden
!
to insert with High Voltage Input.
User is request to Ground the Meter properly
! (FG is ground terminal)
Caution! In case of the electrical shock, it is
strictly forbid to have a directly human contact
in Power supply Terminal, AC Voltage Input
Terminal and AC Current Input Terminal.

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3. Specification 5. Accuracy : 0.5% rd for WH (PF=1)

1. Measured function : Three phase energy meter & 0.2% fs for V, A, Hz
V, A, W, Var, PF, VA, Hz, WH, VarH meter 0.5% fs for W, Var, VA, PF
Voltage / current harmonic distortion (THD) AD resolution : 12 bits + sign bit
1-15th harmonics 6. Communication port : RS-485 / Modbus RTU
rms of harmonics 2 2 2
H2  H3  H4  .....  H15 2 protocol
THD  F  
rms of fundamental Fundamental
7. Power supply : AC/DC 85-265V 40-70Hz for AC ;
2. Measured system & range : 3φ3W or 3φ4W DC24V or 48V ±15%
Data updating interval : 1 second Dissipation maximum 3VA for AC
Voltage : 85-400V (phase) for input impedance and 2 watts for DC
1MΩ±3%
8. Operating condition : -40 ~ 85℃, RH 10-95%,
Current :Internal CT : 0.002 – 1A, maximum 1.2A
non-condensed
0.010 – 5A, maximum 6A
Start at -40℃, temp cycle +85℃ for 8 hours
Frequency : 45 - 65 Hz
Dielectric strength : 2KV AC rms 1 minute
Burden : ≦0.3VA / element
between input/power/comm. port
Overload withstand :
2 CT continuous, 25 CT 0.5 sec 9. Impulse and surge test
50 CT 1 sec, 100 CT 0.2 sec ANSI/IEEE c37.90.1-1989 (3KV) SWC
IEC 61000-4-12 ClassⅢ SWC
3. Display : LCD 0.3” display, 1 rows of 8 digits
IEC 61000-4-4 ClassⅣ SWC
(Option) (max.) for WH, VarH, V, A, W, Var, PF,
IEC 61000-4-5 ClassⅣ Impulse
Hz
10. Wiring : Terminal connection type
4. Memory : All of energy date and status setting
11. Mounting : DIN rail type / bottom mount type
Size : 87.5 x 72 x 59mm

Ordering code

1KGT028000R0031 560CVD03 Transducer, LO, Disp, 1A

1KGT028000R0035 560CVD03 Transducer, LO, Disp, 5A

1KGT028000R0051 560CVD03 Transducer, HI, Disp, 1A

1KGT028000R0055 560CVD03 Transducer, HI, Disp, 5A

1KGT028000R0021 560CVD03 Transducer, LO, 1A

1KGT028000R0025 560CVD03 Transducer, LO, 5A

1KGT028000R0041 560CVD03 Transducer, HI, 1A

1KGT028000R0045 560CVD03 Transducer, HI, 5A

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Dimension

Wiring

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◎ AC Voltage Input
“560CVD03” is capable to have a direct AC Voltage Input or via the external PT Input. If the measuring
voltage is grater than 580VAC, an external PT is request. All AC Voltage Input of “560CVD03” must
request to pass 2Amp fuse connected to the measuring circuit, to ensure a proper protection is taking in
place.
◎ Mask Ground
To maximum the filtering of the noise, the communication line (RS485) of the “560CVD03” is use the mask
line, and also ground the mask line at the “560CVD03” or SCADA/PLC/PC end.
◎ RS485 Communication Line
“560CVD03” is capable to connect to Remote PC, PLC or DCS (Distribution Control System) via serial port
to communicate. In the same communication channel is capable to use Twisted Mask, which is capable to
connect up to 32pcs of “560CVD03”. The communication line must be carried with 120Ω impendence
matching characteristic, e.g. Belden #9841. Communication line is also request to keep a distant from High
AC current and other interfering device. To ensure the communication quality, the total communication
distance should not more than 1.2 km. (Note: The connection of RS485 Comm. Port is polarity.) The
communication wiring of each “560CVD03”, the positive terminal of RS485 must be connect together,
same as negative terminal is also request to connected together. The polarity communication line needs to
connect to the corresponding terminal of the Host facility.
“560CVD03” at the end of the communication chain and the Control Mainframe is request to add the
Impendence Matching Resistor and Capacitor. To suit the different load conditions to prevent the error
code. If use has add the Impendence Matching Resistor at the
“560CVD03” will be increase the load of communication network,
Computer
and if not installing the Impendence Matching resistor at the end of the
communication, the meter will also trigger the error communication by RS-485
reflecting. Therefore we suggest use to add the 120Ω Impendence D- D+
Matching Resistor and 1nF Capacitor at the end of the communication
network.
Zt (*)
R
(*) Terminating
Impedance at each
C end (typically 120Ω
Ground shield at and 1nF)
Up to 32 devices SCADA / PLC /
maximum 4000 feet Computer only
(one end grounding)
Shield

Twisted pair shielded

Zt (*) cable

D- D+ D- D+ D- D+
RS-485 RS-485 RS-485
Meter Meter Meter

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RS232 front panel port

A mini USB 5-pin RS232 serial port is provided on the front panel for programming the 560CVD03 using a
personal computer. This port uses the same communication protocol as rear terminal RS485 ports. To use
this interface, the personal computer must run the local programming software, 560CVD03 PC, provided with
the 560CVD03 connect CVD03 mini USB port to the PC RS-232 port by a special mini USB to RS-232 cable;
wiring as follow

560CVD03
Front panel Personal
Front panel 5 pin RS-232 Program port Computer Personal computer 9 pin RS-232
program port port
1,4 N/A 1 1 1,4,6,7,8,9 N/A
2 (Rx) receive data 2 (Rx) receive data
3 (Tx) transmit data 3 (Tx) transmit data
5 (SG) signal ground 5 (SG) signal ground

5-P mini USB RS-232

D connector

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4. Operation Introduction
4.1 Symbol of Monitor Display

V ： voltage W ： active power

A ： current Wh ： positive real energy
VA ： apparent power -Wh ： negative real energy
Hz ： frequency Var ： reactive power
COSΦ ： power factor Varh ： positive reactive energy
L1 ： A phase -Varh ： negative reactive energy
L2 ： B phase n/P ： negative sequence / positive sequence
L3 ： C phase
LN ： neutral phase

4.2 Start up
◎ When loading Power to the Meter, user must ensure the working power range.
◎ Once the power is load, the meter system starts to initialized and run the self checking.
◎ When self-checking abnormal, the meter will show correspond error;
◎ After the initialization and self-checking of meter is done, the meter will enter the power measuring
display.

Power Display 1.00 A Display Renew Measuring

Connected Display

Display Firmware Version

A damage of will be occurred when the working power is over the allowance range, and cost the meter
！
not well function!

4.3 Power Measuring Display

◎ After the power on, system initialization and self-checking, and then enter to the current test value.

4.3.1 It automatically changes the screen of measurement page, and each screen display for six seconds.
If you change it to button push mode, each screen will automatically display for 240 seconds. The
sequence of the display can be set up by the 560CVD03 PCTool

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4.3.2 Indication of Power screen display:

Automatic change 1 2 0. 0 1 2 0. 0 1 2 0. 0
the measurement L1 V L2 V L3 V
l (1) A-N phase voltage (2) B-N phase voltage (3) C-N phase voltage

1 2 0. 0 2 0 7.8 2 0 7.8 2 0 7.8

L1 L2 L3 V L1 L2 V L2 L3 V L1 L3 V
(4) average phase voltage (5) A-B line voltage (6) B-C line voltage (7) C-A line voltage

1. 0 0 2 1. 0 0 2 1. 0 0 2 0.0 0 2
L1 A L2 A L3 A LN A
(8) A phase current (9) B phase current (10) C phase current (11) neutral phase current

1. 0 0 3 1 2 0. 1 1 2 0. 1 1 2 0. 1
L1 L2 L3 A L1 W L2 W L3 W
(12) average current (13) A phase active power (14) B phase active power (15) C phase active power

3 6 0. 2 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0. 0
L1 L2 L3 W L1 Var L2 Var L3 Var
(16) total active power (17) A phase reactive power (18) B phase reactive power (19) C phase reactive power

0 0 0. 0 1 2 0. 0 1 2 0. 0 1 2 0. 0
L1 L2 L3 Var L1 VA L2 VA L3 VA
(20) total reactive power (21) A phase apparent power (22) B phase apparent power (23) C phase apparent power

3 6 0. 2 1. 0 0 0 1. 0 0 0 1. 0 0 0
L1 L2 L3 VA L1 COS L2 COS L3 COS
(24) total apparent power (25) A phase power factor (26) B phase power factor (27) C phase power factor

1. 0 0 0 P 6 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0
L1 L2 L3 COS HZ L1 L2 L3 KWH L1 L2 L3 -KWH
(28) total power factor (29) frequency、phase sequence (30) positive real energy (31) negative real energy

0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0
L1 L2 L3 VArH L1 L2 L3 -VArH
(32) positive reactive energy (33) negative reactive energy

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5. PCTool 560CVD03 Operating mode

5.1 Overview
560CVD03_PCTool is a utility program that can help user to connect to 560CVD03 digital power transducer
rapidly. It also provides the full function of operating interface which is convenient for checking the
transducer’s data and parameters.

560CVD03_PCTool can connect to 254 560CVD03 transducers simultaneously and user can operate
multiple transducers by a single communication line.

Requirement:
Hardware requirement: Pentium PC
Software requirement: Windows 98 / 98SE / ME / XP / NT / 2000 / Windows 7

Connection to 560CVD03 transducers:

RS232: Using PC’s communication port to connect to 560CVD03 directly.
RS485: Using PC’s communication port to connect to 560CVD03 by RS232/RS485 converter.

5.2 Installation and uninstallation of 560CVD03:

This chapter describes how to install and uninstall PCTool program.

PCTool requires windows 98 or higher versions to operate. Please remove previous version of PCTool if user
wants to reinstall this program.

To perform 560CVD03 correctly, first user needs to enter basic setpoints and system CT/PT ratio according to
current requirements at the job site.

5.2.1 Installation

When you choose to start PCTool, you need to install this software to your PC. (For updating the exited
PCTool, please uninstall the exited as instruction)

Please the PCTool CD Rom on to drive and choose [Start] – [Run…]. When you see the “Run” window, click

to choose drive and install this PCTool CD-ROM. Click to start the installation of this
PCTool.
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When the back up file is completed, a welcome window of PCTool will pop up. Please click to
continue installation of PCTool.

When you choose to exit PCTool, click to exit the installation of PCTool.

You may choose to install PCTool to the selected device. The default device is C:\Program

Files\560CVD03_PCTool” where places the execute file. Please click to precede next installation
step.

For not enough memory of default device or changing the installation device, please click

to choose the selected device.

When you choose to exit the installation program, click to exit.

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You may choose a selected file name or use the default file name for PCTool program. Please click

to precede next installation step.

When you want to stop the installation, click to exit.

Click to finish the installation.

5.2.2 Uninstallation
If user wants to remove or reinstall PCTool program, please use Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
Here are the steps:

Click START button.

Select SETTINGS -> CONTROL PANEL (or simply CONTROL PANEL , it depends on your windows version)
Click ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS. From the list of installed programs find 560CVD03_PCTool and click
CHANG/REMOVE button.
Click yes to uninstall and follow the instructions.

Note: The Add/Remove Program instruction varies in different versions of Windows. Please refer the help
and support in every version of Windows.

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5.3 Basic setpoints:

After PCTool was installed successfully, user could start to use PCTool.

To perform 560CVD03 correctly, first user needs to enter basic setpoints and system CT/PT ratio according to
current requirements at the job site.

This Chapter describes how to enter basic setpoints and how to connect with 560CVD03.

5.3.1 Execute, exit and set communication

You can start 560CVD03_PCTool from Windows. Use the Windows Start menu to navigate your programs
and find [ABB PC Tool] – [560CVD03_PCTool x.x] to execute the PCTool. “x.x” means the version of PCTool.

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The setting communication window appears before the main program window. You would need to set up the
communication parameters so that your PC has the same communication setting as 560CVD03. This window
allows users to add new user name and password by the following instruction.

Note: You can change the communication parameters, user name and password during operation of main

program. Just click to display setting communication window.

The communication parameters you need to setup on PC are listed as below:

Communication Port: COM1 ~ COM256. The default port is COM1.
◎ The RS-232 is used as standard serial port on PC, which is connected with 9-pin connector. For USB port
on PC, you would need to have a converter. For serial port on PC more than COM1 and COM2, you would
need have additional communication interface card and execute program.
◎ Baud Rate: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, and 19200. The default baud rate is 9600.
*bps means bit per second.
◎ Stop Bit: 1, and 2. The default unit is 1.
Number of stop bits used by a serial port. Stop bits signal the end of unit of transmission on the serial line.
◎ Time Out Time: The time out unit is ms. The default value is 3000ms.
This is the time to delay between PCTool attempting to communicate with PC. The PCTool would record
the numbers of time delay and reply to user about this problem for communication. User would be able to
check with the PC, 560CVD03 and communication.
◎ Repeat Test Count: The default value is 1.
When the CRC Error appears, the PCTool is able to set the number of repeat test count to determine if the
problem comes from faulty communication.
◎ For having 2-way of RS485 or RS232 converters, please choose to select the [2W Half Duplex].
For having the 4-way of RS485 converter by parallel connection, please choose to select [4W Half Duplex].

: To enter the main program window and save the communication parameters.

: To set the user name and password.

: To exit the operation of PCTool.

When you completed the settings of communication parameter, click button to save all the
parameters.

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You can enter the main program window if click button in setting communication window. The
main program window displays all of the complete functions for operating the PCTool. Following is the simple
instruction of each function.

Scan of group: For connecting more than 1 unit of 560CVD03 in one communication line, click to scan
the addresses of all the 560CVD03 from address 001 to max. 254.

Address: For displaying addresses for max. 20 units of 560CVD03 at one time. If meter address exceeds 20,

click and to see other address of meter.

Program: This area includes all the functions and options of 560CVD03. Click on the requested function
button to operate the related function.
Setup: For setting the address of 560CVD03 and communication Baud Rate.

Note: This function is available when ONLY ONE unit of 560CVD03 is connected in the communication line.

◎ : To exit the operation of PCTool.

◎ : To enter the setting communication window.

◎ : To disconnect the communication with 560CVD03.

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◎ Status:

Display the PCTool status.

Display the communication port.
Display the communication parameter.
CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check): To display the CRC Error.
TO (Time Out): The times of communication delay.

Click to exit the operation of 560CVD03, and then click to continue.

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5.3.2 Setting User Name & Pass Word

For the safety reason, the 560CVD03_PCTool requires users to enter user name and password to operate.
You can add more than one user name and password.

Click to add user name and password. Click to confirm.

Note : The password acts as a security key. If the incorrect password and user name are entered, PCTool
would close and all setup data would be cancelled.)

For the first time user, the default user name and pass word is listed as below.
User name: ABB560CVD03
Password: 29175865

When the set password window appears, please enter the new user name and password. It could be any
combination of letters and/or numbers but not particular character.
User Name: 12 characters.
Password: 8 characters.
Recheck Password: Same as password you entered.

Click to confirm the new user name and password.

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5.3.3 Setting Address & Baud Rate

Please enter the Address of 560CVD03 and communication Baud Rate

matching your system at site, and then click to complete the

setup.

The address number 0 and 255 can not be the address of 560CVD03 since those numbers have the
particular purpose. The 560CVD03 defines the 1st byte of communication protocol as the address of
560CVD03. When the PCTool wants to read data from assigned 560CVD03, the PCTool will use this address
to confirm 560CVD03 data.
st
◎ For 1 byte as address 0: For purpose of communication broadcast.
st
◎ For 1 byte as address 255: For purpose of reading/setting any address of only one 560CVD03. If there is
only one 560CVD03 in communication line without knowing its address, you would need to use this to
read/set the data of 560CVD03.

Confirmation window: setup the 560CVD03 address.

Confirmation window: setup the communication baud rate.

Please enter the user name and password, and click to finish setup.

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5.3.4 Online 560CVD03

This instruction displays how to connect with 560CVD03 and the simple functions instruction.

First you would need to connect 560CVD03 with PC communication port and scan the address of 560CVD03.
You may enter the scan range from 001 to 254, and click to scan the address of 560CVD03. The
PCTool would place the connecting 560CVD03 address after finish scan and enable its address button.

To stop scan, click to stop scan.

The <Address> area can only show 20 addresses of 560CVD03. For more than 20 addresses,

click and for see other addresses.

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You can enter the 560CVD03 address directly if you know the correct address number. Click [Enter] or [Tab]
to connect the PCTool with 560CVD03.

If there is only one 560CVD03 online, you can click to quickly get the address of this 560CVD03
and also get online with it.

Note : When using , you would need to make sure there is only one 560CVD03 on the
communication line, or there would be some problems encounter.

You can choose the address according to the selected 560CVD03 for reviewing all the data or setting the
parameters.

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5.4 Configuring 560CVD03:

PCTool provides a user-friendly interface that user can simply choose desired function in the program, and
the result or configuration will be displayed for reviewing and setting.

This chapter describes how to display the measured value and how to configure the setpoints of 560CVD03.

5.4.1 Instant measurement

: The function displays actual values of measured current, voltage, power, frequency /
rotate, demand, energy, and product information. It also provides data log option.

Prior to using the 560CVD03, it is necessary to verify system PT / CT ratio in order to display measured value
correctly.

Viewing actual value:

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Current tag: Displays current input

Voltage tag: Displays voltage input.

Power tag: Displays real power (kW), reactive power (kVar), apparent power (kVA) and power factor (LG)

Freq/Rotation tag: Displays the frequency (Hz)

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Energy measurement: Displays the positive real energy (kWh), the negative real energy (kWh), the positive
reactive energy (kVarh) and the negative reactive energy (kVarh).

Product information: Displays hardware version, main firmware version, boot firmware version, serial number
and date of manufacture.

Enabling data logger:

The data logger option allows the PCTool to continuously log all parameters at the specified rate. The logged
data will be saved as *.csv file.

Data Log:

◎ : Enable or disable data logger option.

◎ : Data Logging rate (min).

◎ : Read logged data from saved files.

◎ : Previous logged data.

◎ : Next logged data.

◎ : Date and time.

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Mark this option to activate data logger. A save file window will popup, and please select
directory and enter file name as wanted. Click button and PCTool will start to save all measured
values to assigned file in PC at the rate of intervals.

The logged data will be saved as comma separated value (*.csv) file.
The content of saved file is separated as date, time, V, A, W,…etc.

Unmark the option deactivate data logger.

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Disconnect with 560CVD03 before reading logged data.

When PCTool is offline status, you can click button to retrieve saved data. An open file window
will pop up, and please select the previous saved file and click button.

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Now you can read data from PCTool and use or to read every log of saved values, date, and time.

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5.4.2 Essential Property

: The function displays basic system configuration and setting.

Prior to using the 560CVD03, it is necessary to verify system PT / CT ratio in order to display measured value
correctly.

Contents in this function:

◎ Transfer Delay Time (ms): Communication response time (ms).
The ideal transfer delay time is from 15 ms to 200 ms. The smallest number of transfer delay time means
the quickest responding time from 560CVD03.
◎ Wire mode: Selectable 3P4W, 3P3W.
◎ PT Ratio: Range from 1 to 5000.
Enter the voltage transformer ratio. Default is 1.
◎ CT Ratio: Range from 1 to 5000.
Enter the current transformer ratio. Default is 1.

Setting up system parameters:

Click button to setup system parameters.

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Confirmation winder: setup transfer delay time.

Confirmation window: setup wire

Confirmation window: setup PT and CT ratios.

Press button to continue or press button to exit.

Please enter the user name and password, and click to finish setup.

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Click to contiune or to exit.

Please enter the user name and password, and click to finish setup.

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5.4.3 User Map

: The function displays user mapping parameter settings and user mapping values.

The data stored in the meter is grouped as Setpoints and Actual Values. Setpoints can be read and written by
a computer. Actual values can be read only. All Setpoints and Actual Values are stored as two byte values.
Each register address is the address of a two byte value. Addresses are listed in hexadecimal.

The meter has a User Definable area and this area allows the user to remap the addresses of all Actual
Values and Setpoints registers. The User Definable area has two sections:
◎ User Definable Register (map addresses 00A0H – 00BFH): It includes Actual Values or Setpoints register
addresses.
◎ User Definable Data (map addresses 0040H – 005FH): It includes the data at addresses in the User
Definable Register.

Register data that is separated in the rest of the map may be remapped to adjacent register addresses in the
User Definable Data section. This is accomplished by writing to register addresses in the User Definable
Register section. It allows for improved throughput of data and can eliminate the need for multiple read
command sequences.

For example, if the values of Phase A Current and Phase A Power Factor are requested to be read, their
addresses may be remapped as follows.

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◎ Write 0130H to address 00A0H (User Definable Register 0) using function code 06 (06h) or 16 (10h).
◎ Write 0148H to address 00A1H (User Definable Register 1) using function code 06 (06h) or 16 (10h).

A read (function code 03 (03h) of registers 0040H (User Definable Data 0) and 0041H (User Definable Data 1)
will return the Phase A Current and Phase A Power Factor.
If the user wants to backup the data in the User Definable Register section, click button.

Modifying/upgrading the mapping table:

Click button: The data in the User Definable Register section can be saved as backup
Mapping File and used for other power meters, which have identical setting as the first one. After selecting

button, enter a file name then click button to save the file under a desired
directory.

If no backup files exist, the user may use Notepad (shown above) to store mapping files instead.
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The mapping table downloading:

If the massive data in the User Definable Register section needs to be set, click button.

If the user wants the values in the User Definable Register section to be changed, simply left-click the mouse.
The dialogue box will be displayed to allow the user to key in Hex Code. Only hexadecimal is acceptable

when the value is entered. Click to proceed.

Click button if the user wants to save the rest of the backup files (all setting is identical) in

the User Definable Register section for other 560CVD03. Click to continue or to exit.

Please enter the user name and password, and click to finish setup.

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The Open File window is displayed to key in a file name, click then the PCTool will be
automatically doing the setting in the Definable Register section accordingly.

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5.4.4 Preset and Reset

: This function allows the user to preset all the energy values in case that any abnormal
incident may interrupt the system.

button: Preset the value (max. 8 digits) of 3 Phase Positive Real Energy (+WH)
adjacent to the button.

button: Preset the value (max. 8 digits) of 3 Phase Negative Real Energy (-WH)
adjacent to the button.

button: Preset the value (max. 8 digits) of 3 Phase Positive Reactive Energy
(+VarH) adjacent to the button.

button: Preset the value (max. 8 digits) of 3 Phase Negative Reactive Energy
(-VarH) adjacent to the button.

button: Reset all energy values to zero.

A confirmation window will pop up relevant to the functions shown above and click to continue or
to exit.
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Please enter the user name and password, and click to finish setup.

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5.4.5 Harmonic and Data Log

: The function display Harmonic analyst and Data Log.

Enabling data logger:

The data logger option allows the PCTool to continuously log all parameters at the specified rate. The logged
data will be saved as *.csv file.

Data Log:
 : Start or end Data Log function.
 : Time interval of Data Log (Unit: Minute)
 : Read saved data from Data Log.
 : Data Log previous saved data.
 : Data Log next saved data.
 : Data Log Date/Time displays.

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Selecting , enters the file name of Data Log and click to start gather Harmonic
data by set Interval time and to start save into the file.

The format of file is Excel Word file (CSV).

The content of the file saved is: Date/time, 3V, 3A as Harmonic data. (Harmonic value is in percentage).

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In Offline mode, click to read content information in

Data Log file.

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5.5 User Options:

560CVD03 provides options of output depending on what user ordered.

5.5.1 Display Scan

: The function displays the parameter and setting.

Display Mode: Manual mode: it will can by keypad operation.

Scanning mode: it will automatically scan in every 6 seconds.

There are 33 displays selection in display loop as below:

(“NEXT”, “Van”, “Vbn”, “Vcn”, “VE”, “Vab”, “Vbc”, “Vca”, “A1”, “A2”, “A3” , “A0”, “AE”, “W1”, “W2”, “W3”, “W”,
“Q1”, “Q2”, “Q3”, “Q”, “VA1”, “VA2”, “VA3”, “VA”, “PF1”, “PF2”, “PF3”, “PF”, “Hz”, “+WH”, “-WH”, “+QH”, “-QH”)
When you finish the above selection, click button to finish.

Don not choose “NEXT” for all the display loop.

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A confirmation window will pop up relevant to the function shown above and click to continue or
to exit.

Please enter the user name and password, and click to finish setup.

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5.6 System testing:

PCTool provides data of system parameter for review, backup, and restore.

This function is ONLY available for the engineer who has high level authority to do so.

This chapter describes how to review, backup, and restore the data of system parameter. Please make sure
560CVD03 is working accurately and properly before start using those functions.

5.6.1 System Parameter

: This function displays system parameter and how to backup/restore system setpoints.

After the setpoints of 560CVD03 (PT/CT ratio…etc.) were properly configured, the data of setpoints will be
stored in system parameter.

There are two situations when authorized engineer needs to restore saved data of setpoints to 560CVD03.
The 560CVD03 does not function properly.
Update or copy the same data of setpoints to the other 560CVD03 at one time.

Note : This function is for authorized engineer use only.

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Viewing system function:

Click button to review the data of setpoints in 560CVD03.

 Select to save all the setpoints of 560CVD03 to a file.

 Select to restore the setpoints data to 560CVD03.

 Select to compare data between of 560CVD03 and of saved file.

Warring: Do not restore or copy any file to 560CVD03 unless you have saved the original system parameter
data as shown in “Save Parameter to File” section. It will make 560CVD03 working incorrect if
system parameter setpoints are wrong.

When authorized engineer configured the setpoints (ex. the PT/CT ratio…etc) completely, the engineer can
save those data from system parameter as a file.

Click button to save system parameter in a file.

Enter the file name of system parameter and click to continue.

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Please enter the user name and password, and click to finish setup.

If authorized engineer wants to restore system parameter data to same 560CVD03 for some reasons or
update / copy data to other 560CVD03, click button to continue.

A confirmation window pops up, select to continue or to exit.

Please enter the user name and password, and click to finish setup.

Select the saved file name and click to continue, PC Tool will restore or copy saved setpoints data
to 560CVD03.

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Click button if authorized engineer wants to compare data between of 560CVD03 and
of saved file. A check system parameter file window will pop up and please select the file you want to
compare. Press button and PCTool will start comparing data between of 560CVD03 and of saved
file.

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The data highlighted with color shows the difference after been compared. As shown on above window, for
example, five logs of data are colored and different from saved file. Therefore, you could restore or copy
saved data to 560CVD03.

Warring: Do not restore or copy any file to 560CVD03 unless you have saved the original system parameter
data as shown in “Save Parameter to File” section. It will make 560CVD03 working incorrect if
system parameter setpoints are wrong.

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6. Protocol and communication Start of frame = silence on line for time ≧ 4

“560CVD03＂Communication Parameter: characters
Baud rate : 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 19200 Slave address = 1 character
Address : 1-254 Function code = 1 character
Transfer delay time : 15-200 ms Data field = N character
Error check = 16 bit CRC
6.1 PLC Modbus Compatible
The Modbus communications protocol allows End of frame = silence on line for time > 4
information and data to be efficiently transferred characters
between the “560CVD03” and modicon 6.3.a Slave Address
programmable logic controller (PLC) or other third
This is the first byte of every transmission. This byte
party Modbus compatible monitoring and control
response the user assigned address of the slave
system. The “560CVD03” also can establish a
device that is to receive the message sent by the
monitoring system simply to adopt an IPC-based
master. Each slave is started with its address. In a
centralized master running software.
master request transmission the slave address
6.2 Comprehensive System Integration represents the address of the slave that is sending
the response.
The power meter provides the Modbus compatible
as a standard feature for comprehensive system 6.3.b Function Code
integration. The PLC compatible RS485 / RS232C This is a second byte of every transmission.
Modbus communication protocol allows information Modbus defines function codes of 1 to 125. The
and data to be transferred efficiently between Power “560CVD03” implements some of these functions. In
Meter and PLC, existing RTU Power SCADA system, a master request transmission the function code tells
DCS system, IPC running software. the slave what action to perform. In a slave response
transmission, if the function code sent from the slave
6.3 Transmission Mode
is 1 (i.e. if the function code > 127), then the slave
The mode of transmission is the structure of the did not perform the function as requested and is
individual units of information within a message, and sending an error or exception response.
the numbering system used to transmit the data. 6.3.c Data
The mode is defined in the following which is
This will be a variable number of bytes depending on
compatible with Modbus protocol - RTU Mode.
the function code. This may be actual values,
Coding system 8-bits binary setpoints, or addresses ... sent from the master to
the slave or from the slave to the master.
Start bit 1
6.3.d CRC
Data bits 8
This is a two-byte error checking code.
Parity No parity
Stop bit 1
CRC
Error checking
(cyclical redundancy check)

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6.3.e Protocol
When the master message sent to the assigned Code Meaning Action
slave, it wire enter to the addressed device through a Obtain current binary value in
03 Read data
similar "port". The addressed device removes the one or more registers

envelope, reads the message, if no errors occurred Perform specific command

05 Execute operation
operation
and performs the requested task and then replaces
Preset single - Place a specific binary value
the message into the slaved envelope and "returns 06
register into a single - register
to sender". The information in the response
Place specific binary value
message is the slave address, the action performed, Preset multiple -
16 into a series of consecutive
data acquired as a result of the action, and a means register
multiple - registers
of checking for errors. No response is transmitted if
any error has occurred. 6.3.i Data field

6.3.f Framing The data field contains information needed by the

save to perform the specific function or contains data
Address Function Data Check collected by the slave response to query. This
8-Bits 8-Bits N x 8-Bits 16-Bits information may be values, address references, or
Message Frame Format limits. For example, the function code tells the slave
to read a register, and the data field is needed to
* Modbus is the registered trademark of Modicon Inc. indicated which register to start at and how many to
read. The imbedded address and data information
6.3.g Address Field
varied with the type and capacity of slave associated
The address is the beginning of the frame and with the slave.
consists of 8-bits (1-254). These bits indicate the
6.3.j Error check filed
user assigned address of the slave device that is to
receive the message sent by the attached master. The filed allows the master and slave devices to
Each slave must be assigned a unique address and check a message for errors in transmission.
only the addressed slave will respond to query that Sometimes, because of electrical noise or other
contains its address. When the slave sends a interference, a message may be changed slightly
response, the slave address informs the master while it is on its way from one unit to another. The
which slave is communicating. error checking assures that the slave or master does
not react to messages that have changed during
6.3.h Function Field
transmission. This increases the safety and the
The function code field tells the addressed slaves efficiency of the system. The error check uses a
what function to perform. Table lists the function CRC - 16 check methods.
code, all measuring and action that initiated.
Note : The sending sequence is always the same -
address, function code, data, and error check -
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6.3.k Error detection CRC-16 algorithm

Once the following algorithm is complete, the
The RTU version of Modbus includes a two byte
working register “A” will contain the CRC value to be
CRC-16 (16 bit cyclic redundancy check) with every
transmitted.
transmission. The CRC-16 algorithm essentially
Note that this algorithm requires the characteristic
treats the entire data stream (data bits only; start,
polynomial to be reverse bit ordered. The MSbit of
stop and parity ignored) as one continuous binary
the characteristic polynomial is dropped since it does
number. This number is first shifted left 16 bits and
not affect the value of the remainder. The following
then divided by a characteristic polynomial
symbols are used in the algorithm :
(11000000000000101B). The 16-bit remainder of
the division is appended to the end of the → Data transfer
transmission, MSByte first. The resulting message A 16 bit working register
including CRC, when divided by the same AL Low order byte of A
polynomial at the receiver will give a zero remainder AH High order byte of A
if no transmission errors have occurred. CRC 16 bit CRC-16 value
If a “560CVD03” Modbus slave device receives a i, j Loop counters
transmission in which an error is indicated by the (+) Logical exclusive or operator
CRC-16 calculation, the slave device will not Di i-th data byte (i = 0 to N - 1)
respond to the transmission. A CRC-16 error G 16 bit characteristic polynomial equal
indicates than one or more bytes of the transmission 1010000000000001 with MSbit dropped and
were received incorrectly and thus the entire bit order reversed shr (x) shift right (the LSbit of the
transmission should be ignored in order to avoid the low order byte of x shifts into a carry flag, a “0” is
“560CVD03” performing any incorrect operation. shifted into the MSbit of the high order byte of x, all
The CRC-16 calculation is an industry standard other bits shift right one location.
methodized used for error detection. An algorithm is Algorithm :
included here to assist programmers in situations 1. FFFF hex → A
where no standard CRC-16 calculation routines are 2. 0 → i
available. 3. 0 → j
4. Di (+) AL → AL
5. j + 1 → j
6. shr (A)
5. is there a carry ? No : go to 8.
Yes : G (+) A → A
8. is j = 8 ? No : go to 5.
Yes : go to 9.
9. i + 1 → i
10. is i = N No : go to 3.
Yes : go to 11.
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6.3.l Function Code 03 - Read setpoints & actual Each data item is sent as a two-byte number with the
values high order byte sent first.
Message format and example :
The“560CVD03＂implementation of Modbus,
Request slave 01 to respond with 3 registers starting
these commands can be used to read any setpoint
at address 0032. For this example the register data
("holding registers") or actual value ("input
in these addresses is:
registers"). Holding and input registers are 16 bits
(two byte) values transmitted for high order byte first. Address Date
Thus all“560CVD03＂setpoints and actual values 0032 EA60
are sent as two bytes. The maximum number of 0033 C350
registers that can be read in one transmission is 64. 0034 DB6C
Function code 03 is configured to read setpoints or
actual values interchangeably because some PLCs Master transmission Bytes Example (hex)

do not support it. The slave response to these Slave address 1 01 Message for slave 01

function codes is the slave address, function code, a Function code 1 03 Read registers

count of number of data bytes to follow the data itself Data starting 2 00 Data starting at 0032

and the CRC. Address 32

Number of setpoints 2 00 3 registers (6 bytes total)
03
CRC 2 A4 CRC calculated by the
master
04
Slave response
Slave address 1 01 Massage from slave 01
Function code 1 03 Read registers
Byte count 1 06 3 registers = 6 bytes
Data 1 2 EA Value in address 0032
60
Data 2 2 C3 Value in address 0034
50
Data 3 2 DB Value in address 0036
6C
CRC 2 D1 CRC calculated by the slave
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6.3.m Function Code 05 - execute operation 6.3.n Function Code 06 - store single setpoint
This function code allows the master to request. The This command allows the master to store a single
“560CVD03” to perform specific command setpoint into the memory of the “560CVD03”. The
operations. The command numbers listed in the slave response to this function code is to echo the
commands area of the memory map correspond to entire master transmission.
operation code for function code 05. Message format and example :
Message format and example : Request slave 01 to store the value 2002 in setpoint
Reset “560CVD03” (operation code 1) address 0064.
After the transmission in this example is complete,
Master transmission Bytes Example (hex) setpoints address 2002 will contain the value 0064.
Slave address 1 01 Message for slave 01
Function code 1 05 Execute operation Master transmission Bytes Example (hex)
Operation code 2 00 Clear all energy (operation code1) Slave address 1 01 Message for slave 01
19 Function code 1 06 Store single setpoint
Code value 2 FF Perform function Data starting address 2 20 Setpoint address 2002
00 02
CRC 2 5D CRC calculated by the master Data 2 00 Data for address 0064
FD 64
Slave response CRC 2 22 CRC calculated by the
Slave address 1 01 Massage from slave 01 master
Function code 1 05 Execute operation 21
Operation code 2 00 Clear all energy (operation code1) Slave response
19 Salve address 1 01 Message from slave 01
Code value 2 FF Perform function Function code 1 06 Store single setpoint
00 Data starting address 2 20 Setpoint address 2002
CRC 2 5D CRC calculated by the slave 02
FD Data 2 00 Data for address 0064
64
CRC 2 21 CRC calculated by the slave
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6.3.o Function Code 16 - store multiple setpoints Message format and example :
Request slave 01 to store the value 0064H to
This function code allows multiple setpoints to be
setpoint address 2002H. After the transmission in
stored into the “560CVD03” memory. Modbus
this example is complete, the “560CVD03” slave 01
“registers” are 16 bit (two byte) value transmitted
will have the following setpoints information stored :
high order first. This all “560CVD03” setpoints are
Address Data
sent as two bytes. The maximum number of
2002 0064
setpoints that can be stored in one transmission is
dependent on the slave device. Modbus allows up
Master transmission Bytes Example (hex)
to a maximum of 60 holding registers to be stored.
Slave address 1 01 Message for slave 01
The “560CVD03” allows 60 registers to be stored in
Function code 1 10 Store setpoints
one transmission. The “560CVD03” response to this
Data starting address 2 20 Setpoint address 0000
function code is to echo the slave address, function
02
code, starting address, the number of setpoints
Number of setpoints 2 00 2 setpoints (4 bytes total)
stored, and the CRC.
02
Byte count 1 04 4 bytes of data
Data 1 2 00 Data for address 2002
64
Data 2 2 00 Data for address 2003
00
CRC 2 AA CRC calculated by the
master
68
Slave response
Slave address 1 01 Massage from slave 01
Function code 1 10 Store setpoints
Data starting address 2 20 Setpoint address 2002
02
Number of setpoint 2 00 2 setpoints
02
CRC 2 EB CRC calculated by the slave
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6.3.p Error responses

7. Memory map information
When “560CVD03” detects an error other than a
The data stored in the “560CVD03” is grouped as
CRC error, a response will be sent to the master.
setpoints and actual values. Setpoints can be read
The MSBit of the function code byte will be set to 1
and written by a master computer. Actual value can
(i.e. the function code sent from the slave will be
be read only. All setpoints and actual value are
equal to the function code sent from the master plus
stored as two byte values. That is, each register
128). The following byte will be an exception code
address is the address of a two-byte value.
indicating the type of error that occurred.
Addresses are listed in hexadecimal. Data values
Transmissions received from the master with CRC
(setpoint ranges, increments, factory values) are in
errors will be ignored by the “560CVD03”
decimal.
The slave response to an error (other than CRC
error) will be : User definable memory map area
Slave address - 1 byte
The “560CVD03” contains a user definable area in
Function code - 1 byte (with MSBit set to 1)
the memory map. This area allows ramping of the
Exception code - 1 byte
addresses of all actual values and setpoints
CRC - 2 bytes
registers. The user definable area has two sections :
● A register area (memory map addresses 00A0H -
The “560CVD03” implements the following exception
00BFH) that contains 32 actual values or
response codes.
setpoints register addresses.
01 - illegal function
● A register area (memory map addresses 0040H -
The function code transmitted is not one of the
005FH) that contains the data at the addresses in
functions supported by the “560CVD03”
the register index.
02 - illegal data address
Register data that is separated in the rest of the
The address referenced in the data field
memory map may be remapped to adjacent
transmitted by the master is not an allowable
register addresses in the user definable register
address for the “560CVD03”
area. This is accomplished by writing to register
03 - illegal data value
addresses in the user definable register index
The value referenced in the data field
area. This allows for improved throughput of data
transmitted by the master is not within range for
and can eliminate the need for multiple read
the selected data address.
command sequences.
For example, if the values of phase a current
(register address 0130H) and phase a power
factor (register address 0148H) are required to be
read from “560CVD03”, their addresses may be
remapped as follows :
● Write 0130H to address 00A0H (user definable
register index 0000) using function code 06 or 16
● Write 0148H to address 00A1H (user definable
register index 0001) using function code 06 or 16.
A read (function code 03) of registers 0040H
(user definable register 0000) and 0041H (user
definable register 0001) will return the phase a
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+REG REGISTER FACTORY

UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION VALUE DEFAULT VALUE
VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex) RANGE (CONVERTED)
Product Information (Input Registers) Address – 0000 – 002F READ
0000 PRODUCT Product Device Code --- --- --- F1 5634
0001 ID Product Options F100 From Order Code
0002 Hardware Version Code --- --- --- F5 Current version
0003 Main Software Version Code --- X 0.01 --- F1 Current version
0004 Boot Software Version Code ( Protocol Ver) --- X 0.01 --- F1 Current version
0005 Reserved
0006 Reserved
0007 Reserved
0008 Reserved
0009 Current range 0-1 --- --- F45 0 = 5A
000A Reserved
000B Reserved
000C Reserved
000D Reserved
000E Reserved
000F Reserved
st nd
0010 Serial Number Character 1 and 2 --- --- ASCII F6 1 ,2 char.
rd th
0011 Serial Number Character 3 and 4 --- --- ASCII F6 3 ,4 char
th th
0012 Serial Number Character 5 and 6 --- --- ASCII F6 5 ,6 char
th th
0013 Serial Number Character 7 and 8 --- --- ASCII F6 7 ,8 char
0014 Reserved
0015 Reserved
0016 Reserved
0017 Reserved
0018 Manufacture Day/None --- --- --- F10 manf. day/none
0019 Manufacture Year/Month --- --- --- F9 manf. year/month
001A Reserved
001B Reserved
001C Reserved
001D Reserved
To ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
002F Reserved
0030 Reserved
0031 Reserved
0032 Reserved
0033 Reserved
0034 Reserved
0035 Reserved
0036 Reserved
0037 Reserved
0038 Reserved
0039 Reserved
003A Reserved
003B Reserved
003C Reserved
003D Reserved
003E Reserved
003F Reserved

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UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION VALUE DEFAULT VALUE
VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex) RANGE (CONVERTED)
User Definable Register (Input Registers) Address - 0040 – 005F READ
0040 USER User Definable Data 0000 --- --- --- --- ---
0041 DEFINABLE User Definable Data 0001 --- --- --- --- ---
0042 REGISTERS User Definable Data 0002 --- --- --- --- ---
0043 User Definable Data 0003 --- --- --- --- ---
0034 User Definable Data 0004 --- --- --- --- ---
0045 User Definable Data 0005 --- --- --- --- ---
0046 User Definable Data 0006 --- --- --- --- ---
0047 User Definable Data 0007 --- --- --- --- ---
0048 User Definable Data 0008 --- --- --- --- ---
0049 User Definable Data 0009 --- --- --- --- ---
004A User Definable Data 000A --- --- --- --- ---
004B User Definable Data 000B --- --- --- --- ---
To ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
005F User Definable Data 001F --- ---
User Definable Register Index (Holding Registers) Address - 00A0 – 00BF READ / WRITE
00A0 USER Register address for User Data 0000 --- --- F1 0
00A1 DEFINABLE Register address for User Data 0001 --- --- F1 0
00A2 REGISTERS Register address for User Data 0002 --- --- F1 0
00A3 INDEX Register address for User Data 0003 --- --- F1 0
00A4 Register address for User Data 0004 --- --- F1 0
00A5 Register address for User Data 0005 --- --- F1 0
00A6 Register address for User Data 0006 --- --- F1 0
00A7 Register address for User Data 0007 --- --- F1 0
00A8 Register address for User Data 0008 --- --- F1 0
00A9 Register address for User Data 0009 --- --- F1 0
00AA Register address for User Data 000A --- --- F1 0
00AB Register address for User Data 000B --- --- F1 0
To ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
00BF Register address for User Data 001F --- --- F1 0

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REG REGISTER
UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION VALUE
VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex) RENGE
Actual Value (Input Registers) Address - 0100 – 069F READ
0100 STATUS Reserved
0101 Reserved
0102 Reserved
0103 Reserved
0104 Reserved
0105 Reserved
0106 Reserved
0107 Reserved
0108 Reserved
0109 Reserved
010A Reserved
010B Reserved
010C Reserved
010D Reserved
010E Reserved
010F Reserved
0110 COM1 CRC Error Counter
0111 RxD Counter
0112 TxD Counter
0113 Reserved
0114 Reserved
0115 Reserved
0116 Reserved
0117 Reserved
0118 COM2 CRC Error Counter
0119 RxD Counter
011A TxD Counter
011B Reserved
011C Reserved
011D Reserved
011E Reserved
011F Reserved
0120 Reserved
0121 Reserved
0122 Reserved
0123 Reserved
0124 Reserved
0125 Reserved
0126 Reserved
0127 Reserved
0128 Reserved
0129 Reserved
012A Reserved
012B Reserved
012C Reserved
012D Reserved
012E Reserved

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REG
REGISTER UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION
VALUE RENGE VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex)
Actual Value (Input Registers) Address - 0100 – 069F READ
0130 CURRENT Phase A Current 0 - 65535 AU CTR F1
0131 Phase B Current 0 - 65535 AU CTR F1
0132 Phase C Current 0 - 65535 AU CTR F1
0133 Average Current 0 - 65535 AU CTR F1
0134 Neutral Current 0 - 65535 AU CTR F1
0135 Reserved
0136 VOLTAGE Voltage Van 0 - 65535 UU PTR F1
0137 Voltage Vbn 0 - 65535 UU PTR F1
0138 Voltage Vcn 0 - 65535 UU PTR F1
0139 Average Phase Voltage 0 - 65535 UU PTR F1
013A Reserved
013B Voltage Vab 0 - 65535 UU PTR F1
013C Voltage Vbc 0 - 65535 UU PTR F1
013D Voltage Vca 0 - 65535 UU PTR F1
013E Average Line Voltage 0 - 65535 UU PTR F1
013F Reserved
0140 POWER 3 Phase Real Power - 32768 ~ +32767 PU PTR x CTR F2
0141 3 Phase Reactive Power - 32768 ~ +32767 PU PTR x CTR F2
0142 3 Phase Apparent Power 0 – 65535 PU PTR x CTR F1
0143 3 Phase Power Factor - 10000 ~ +10000 0.0001 1 F2
0144 FREQUENCY Frequency 0 - 65000 0.002Hz 1 F1
0145 POWER Phase A Real Power - 32768 ~ +32767 PU PTR x CTR F2
0146 PHASE Phase A Reactive Power - 32768 ~ +32767 PU PTR x CTR F2
0147 Phase A Apparent Power 0 - 65535 PU PTR x CTR F1
0148 Phase A Power Factor - 10000 ~ +10000 0.0001 1 F2
0149 Phase B Real Power - 32768 ~ +32767 PU PTR x CTR F2
014A Phase B Reactive Power - 32768 ~ +32767 PU PTR x CTR F2
014B Phase B Apparent Power 0 - 65535 PU PTR x CTR F1
014C Phase B Power Factor - 10000 ~ +10000 0.0001 1 F2
014D Phase C Real Power - 32768 ~ +32767 PU PTR x CTR F2
014E Phase C Reactive Power - 32768 ~ +32767 PU PTR x CTR F2
014F Phase C Apparent Power 0 - 65535 PU PTR x CTR F1
0150 Phase C Power Factor - 10000 ~ +10000 0.0001 1 F2
0151 Phase Rotation 0-1 --- --- F13
0152 Reserved
0153 Reserved
0154 Reserved
0155 Reserved
0156 Reserved
0157 Reserved
0158 Reserved
0159 Reserved
015A Reserved
015B Reserved
015C Reserved
015D Reserved
015E Reserved

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REGISTER UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION
VALUE RENGE VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex)
Actual Value (Input Registers) Address - 0100 – 069F READ
0160 ENERGY 3 Phase Positive Real Energy Used (high) 32 Bit +1 WH X EU F3
0161 Primary 3 Phase Positive Real Energy Used (Low) --- --- --- F3
0162 3 Phase Negative Real Energy Used (high) 32 Bit -1 WH X EU F3
0163 3 Phase Negative Real Energy Used (Low) --- --- --- F3
0164 3 Phase Positive React. Energy Used (high) 32 Bit +1 VarH X EU F3
0165 3 Phase Positive React. Energy Used (Low) --- --- --- F3
0166 3 Phase Negative React. Energy Used(high) 32 Bit -1 VarH X EU F3
0167 3 Phase Negative React. Energy Used(Low) --- --- --- F3
0168 Reserved
0169 Reserved
016A Reserved
016B Reserved
016C Reserved
016D Reserved
016E Reserved
016F Reserved
0170 Reserved
0171 Reserved
0172 Reserved
0173 Reserved
0174 Reserved
0175 Reserved
0176 Reserved
0177 Reserved
0178 Reserved
0179 Reserved
017A Reserved
017B Reserved
017C Reserved
017D Reserved
017E Energy Unit 0–6 --- --- F14
017F Reserved
0180 Reserved
0181 Reserved
0182 Reserved
0183 Reserved
0184 Reserved
0185 Reserved
0186 Reserved
0187 Reserved
0188 Reserved
0189 Reserved
To ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
066B Reserved
066C Reserved
066D Reserved
066E Reserved

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REG
REGISTER UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION
VALUE RENGE VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex)
Actual Value (Input Registers) Address - 18C8 – 18F7 READ
1A00 HARMONIC Ia Harmonic THD 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
st
1A01 IA VALUE Ia Harmonic 1 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
nd
1A02 Ia Harmonic 2 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
rd
1A03 Ia Harmonic 3 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A04 Ia Harmonic 4 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
To ↓
th
1A0E Ia Harmonic 14 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A0F Ia Harmonic 15 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
1A10 HARMONIC Ib Harmonic THD 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
st
1A11 IB VALUE Ib Harmonic 1 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
nd
1A12 Ib Harmonic 2 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
rd
1A13 Ib Harmonic 3 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A14 Ib Harmonic 4 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
To ↓
th
1A1E Ib Harmonic 14 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A1F Ib Harmonic 15 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
1A20 HARMONIC Ic Harmonic THD 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
st
1A21 IC VALUE Ic Harmonic 1 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
nd
1A22 Ic Harmonic 2 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
rd
1A23 Ic Harmonic 3 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A24 Ic Harmonic 4 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
To ↓
th
1A2E Ic Harmonic 14 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A2F Ic Harmonic 15 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
1A30 Reserved
1A31 Reserved
1A32 Reserved
1A33 Reserved
1A34 Reserved
To ↓
1A3E Reserved
1A3F Reserved
1A40 HARMONIC V1 Harmonic THD 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
st
1A41 V1 VALUE V1 Harmonic 1 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
nd
1A42 V1 Harmonic 2 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
rd
1A43 V1 Harmonic 3 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A44 V1 Harmonic 4 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
To ↓
th
1A4E V1 Harmonic 14 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A4F V1 Harmonic 15 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
1A50 HARMONIC V2 Harmonic THD 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
st
1A51 V2 VALUE V2 Harmonic 1 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
nd
1A52 V2 Harmonic 2 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
rd
1A53 V2 Harmonic 3 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A54 V2 Harmonic 4 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
To ↓
th
1A5E V2 Harmonic 14 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1

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1A5F V2 Harmonic 15 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1

REG
REGISTER UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION
VALUE RENGE VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex)
Actual Value (Input Registers) Address - 18C8 – 18F7 READ
1A60 HARMONIC V3 Harmonic THD 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
st
1A61 V3 VALUE V3 Harmonic 1 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
nd
1A62 V3 Harmonic 2 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
rd
1A63 V3 Harmonic 3 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A64 V3 Harmonic 4 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
To ↓
th
1A6E V3 Harmonic 14 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
th
1A6F V3 Harmonic 15 0 - 10000 0.01% 1 F1
1A70 Reserved
1A71 Reserved
1A72 Reserved
1A73 Reserved
1A74 Reserved
To ↓
1A7E Reserved
1A7F Reserved
1A80 Reserved
1A81 Reserved
1A82 Reserved
1A83 Reserved
1A84 Reserved
1A85 Reserved
1A86 Reserved
1A87 Reserved
1A88 Reserved
1A89 Reserved
1A9A Reserved
1A9B Reserved
1A9C Reserved
1A9D Reserved
1A9E Reserved
1A9F Reserved
1AA0 Reserved
1AA1 Reserved
1AA2 Reserved
1AA3 Reserved
1AA4 Reserved
1AA5 Reserved
1AA6 Reserved
1AA7 Reserved
1AA8 Reserved
1AA9 Reserved
To ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
1FFB Reserved
1FFC Reserved
1FFD Reserved

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1FFF Reserved

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UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION VALUE DEFAULT VALUE
VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex) RANGE (CONVERTED)
Programming Value (Holding Registers) Address - 2000 – 223F READ / WRITE
2000 COMMUNICATION Serial Communication Address 1 - 254 1 --- F1 1
2001 Modbus Baud Rate 0-4 1 --- F15 3=9600
2002 Transfer Delay Time 15 - 200 1 --- F1 30
2003 Reserved
2004 Reserved
2005 Reserved
2006 Reserved
2007 Reserved
2008 MEASURING System Voltage Mode 0-1 1 --- F16 0=3P4W
2009 SYSTEM Reserved
200A PT Ratio 1 - 50000 0.1 PTx0.1 F1 10
200B CT Ratio 1 - 50000 0.1 CTx0.1 F1 10
200C Reserved
200D Reserved
200E Reserved
200F Reserved
2010 Reserved
2011 Reserved
2012 Reserved
2013 Reserved
2014 Reserved
2015 Reserved
2016 Reserved
2017 Reserved
2018 DISPLAY MODE Display Mode 0-1 1 F18 0=SCANNING
2019 Reserved
201A Reserved
201B Reserved
201C Reserved
201D Reserved
201E Reserved
201F Reserved
2020 Reserved
2021 Reserved
2022 Reserved
2023 Reserved
2024 Reserved
2025 Reserved
2026 Reserved
2027 Reserved
2028 Reserved
2029 Reserved
202A Reserved
202B Reserved
202C Reserved
202D Reserved
202E Reserved

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UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION VALUE DEFAULT VALUE
VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex) RANGE (CONVERTED)
Programming Value (Holding Registers) Address - 2000 – 220F READ / WRITE
2030 PRESET 3 Phase Positive Real Energy (high) 32 Bit +1 WH 1 F3 N/A
2031 ENERGY 3 Phase Positive Real Energy (Low) --- --- 1 F3 N/A
2032 3 Phase Negative Real Energy (high) 32 Bit - 1 WH 1 F3 N/A
2033 3 Phase Negative Real Energy (Low) --- --- 1 F3 N/A
2034 3 Phase Positive React. Energy (high) 32 Bit +1VarH 1 F3 N/A
2035 3 Phase Positive React. Energy (Low) --- --- 1 F3 N/A
2036 3 Phase Negative React. Energy (high) 32 Bit - 1VarH 1 F3 N/A
2037 3 Phase Negative React. Energy (Low) --- --- 1 F3 N/A
2038 Reserved
2039 Reserved
203A Reserved
203B Reserved
203C Reserved
203D Reserved
203E Reserved
203F Reserved
2040 Reserved
2041 Reserved
2042 Reserved
2043 Reserved
2044 Reserved
2045 Reserved
2046 Reserved
2047 Reserved
2048 Reserved
2049 Reserved
204A Reserved
204B Reserved
204C Reserved
204D Reserved
204E Reserved
204F Reserved
2050 Reserved
2051 Reserved
2052 Reserved
2053 Reserved
2054 Reserved
2055 Reserved
2056 Reserved
2057 Reserved
2058 Reserved
2059 Reserved
To ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓
220B Reserved
220C Reserved
220D Reserved
220E Reserved

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UNIT SCALE FOR-
ADDR GROUP DESCRIPTION VALUE DEFAULT VALUE
VALUE FACTOR MAT
(Hex) RANGE (CONVERTED)
Programming Value (Holding Registers) Address - 2210– 223F READ / WRITE
2210 DISPLAY Scan Page 01 0 – 33 F42 Van
2211 SCAN Scan Page 02 0 – 33 F42 Vbn
2212 PAGE Scan Page 03 0 – 33 F42 Vcn
2213 Scan Page 04 0 – 33 F42 VE
2214 Scan Page 05 0 – 33 F42 Vab
2215 Scan Page 06 0 – 33 F42 Vbc
2216 Scan Page 07 0 – 33 F42 Vca
2217 Scan Page 08 0 – 33 F42 A1
2218 Scan Page 09 0 – 33 F42 A2
2219 Scan Page 10 0 – 33 F42 A3
221A Scan Page 11 0 – 33 F42 AE
221B Scan Page 12 0 – 33 F42 W1
221C Scan Page 13 0 – 33 F42 W2
221D Scan Page 14 0 – 33 F42 W3
221E Scan Page 15 0 – 33 F42 W
221F Scan Page 16 0 – 33 F42 Q1
2220 Scan Page 17 0 – 33 F42 Q2
2221 Scan Page 18 0 – 33 F42 Q3
2222 Scan Page 19 0 – 33 F42 Q
2223 Scan Page 20 0 – 33 F42 VA1
2224 Reserved
2225 Reserved
2226 Reserved
2227 Reserved
2228 Reserved
2229 Reserved
222A Reserved
222B Reserved
222C Reserved
222D Reserved
222E Reserved
222F Reserved
2230 Reserved
2231 Reserved
2232 Reserved
2233 Reserved
2234 Reserved
2235 Reserved
2236 Reserved
2237 Reserved
2238 Reserved
2239 Reserved
223A Reserved
223B Reserved
223C Reserved
223D Reserved
223E Reserved

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F1 UNSIGNED INTEGER – NUMERICAL DATA (16 Bit ) FFFF

F2 SIGNED INTEGER – NUMERICAL DATA (16 Bit ) FFFF
F3 UNSIGNED LONG INTEGER – NUMERICAL DATA (32 Bit ) FFFFFFFF
F4 Reserved ---
HARDWARE VERSION CODE FFFF
F5
10 = A ---
TWO ASCII CHARACTERS FFFF
F6 32 - 127=ASCII CHARACTER 7F00
32 - 127=ASCII CHARACTER 007F
F7 Reserved ---
F8 Reserved ---
YEAR/MONTH ---
F9 Year : 01 = 2001 , 02 = 2002 , ---- ---
Month : 1 = January, 2 = February, --- , 12 = December ---
DAY/NONE FFFF
F10 Day: 1 - 31 in step of 1 ---
None = 00 ---
F11 Reserved ---
UNSIGNED INTEGER – COMMAND ＊ FUNCTION
FFFF
CODE 05
1 = Reserved
---

↓ ↓

7 = Reserved
---

8 = Enable Preset 3 Phase Positive Real Energy Counter

---
Data : FF00 Address :2030,2031
9 = Enable Preset 3 Phase Negative Real Energy Counter (4 Byte)
---
Data : FF00 Address :2032,2033
10 = Enable Preset 3 Phase Positive React. Energy Counter (4 Byte)
F12 ---
Data : FF00 Address :2034,2035
11 = Enable Preset 3 Phase Negative React. Energy Counter (4 Byte)
---
Data : FF00 Address: 2036,2037
12 = Reserved
---

↓ ↓

24 = Reserved
---

25 = Clear All Energy

---
Data :FF00
26 = Reserved
---

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27 = Reserved
---

28 = Reserved
---

29 = Reserved
---

30 = Reserved
---
F12
31 = Reserved
---

32 = Reserved
---

33 = Reserved
---

34 = Reserved
---

UNSIGNED INTEGER –PHASE ROTATION FFFF

F13 0 = Positive Sequence ---
1 = Negative Sequence ---
SIGNED INTEGER – ENERGY UNIT FFFF
0 = 1 WH ---
1 = 10WH ---
2 = 100WH ---
F14
3 = 1KWH ---
4 = 10KWH ---
5 = 100KWH ---
6 = 1 MWH ---
UNSIGNED INTEGER - MODBUS BAUD RATE FFFF
0 = 1200 --- -
1 = 2400 ---
F15
2 = 4800 ---
3 = 9600 ---
4 = 19200 ---
UNSIGNED INTEGER - SYSTEM MODE FFFF
F16 0 = 3P4W ---
1 = 3P3W ---
F17 Reserved ---
UNSIGNED INTEGER – DISPLAY MODE FFFF
F18 0 = Scanning ---
1 = Manual ---
F19 – F41 Reserved ---

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UNSIGNED INTEGER - SCAN PAGE OF DISPLAY FFFF

00 = None ---
01 = Van ---
02 = Vbn ---
03 = Vcn ---
04 = VE ---
04 = VE
05 = Vab ---
06 = Vbc ---
07 = Vca ---
08 = A1 ---
09 = A2 ---
10 = A3 ---
11 = A0 ---
12 = AE ---
13 = W1 ---
14 = W2 ---
15 = W3 ---
F42
16 = W ---
17 = Q1 ---
18 = Q2 ---
19 = Q3 ---
20 = Q ---
21 = VA1 ---
22 = VA2 ---
23 = VA3 ---
24 = VA ---
25 = PF1 ---
26 = PF2 ---
27 = PF3 ---
28 = PF ---
29 = HZ ---
30 = +WH ---
31 = -WH ---
32 = +VarH ---
33 = -VarH ---
F43 – F44 Reserved ---
UNSIGNED INTEGER – CURRENT RANGE FFFF
F45 0=5A ---
1=1A ---

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F46 – F99 Reserved ---

Product OPTIONS FFFF

Not Used 0001

Not Used 0002
Not Used 0004
Not Used 0008
Not Used 0010
Not Used 0020
Not Used 0040
F100 Not Used 0080
Not Used 0100
Not Used 0200
Not Used 0400
Not Used 0800
Not Used 1000
Not Used 2000
Display 4000
Not Used 8000

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Appendix : data conversion ( for Current input 5A )

Data conversion : All response of measured data from “560CVD03” to be shown by 16-bits (Rx), except the
energy by 32-bit

No Item Formula Note

U = Rx × PT × UU Ua, Ub, Uc, Up_av

1 Voltage (V) Unsigned
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 65535 Uab, Ubc, Uca, Ul_av

I = Rx × CT × AU
2 Current (A) Unsigned Ia, Ib, Ic, I0, Iav
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 65535

F = Rx × 0.002
3 Frequency (Hz) Unsigned F
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 65535
PFa, PFb, PFc, PF
PF = Rx × 0.0001
4 Power factor Signed + : lagging load
-10000 ≦ Rx ≦ 10000
- : leading load

W = Rx × PT × CT × PU
5 Active power Signed Pa, Pb, Pc, Psum
-32768 ≦ Rx ≦ 32767

Q = Rx × PT × CT × PU
6 Reactive power Signed Qa, Qb, Qc, Qsum
-32768 ≦ Rx ≦ 32767

VA = Rx × PT × CT × PU
7 Apparent power Unsigned Sa, Sb, Sc, Ssum
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 65535
WH - forward
Eh = Rx × Energy unit
8 Energy Unsigned WH - reverse
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 99999999
+VarH, -VarH

0 : positive sequence
9 Phase rotation Unsigned
1 : negative sequence

UU = 0.01
Remark AU = 0.0001
PU = 0.2

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Appendix : data conversion ( for Current input 1A )

Data conversion : All response of measured data from “560CVD03” to be shown by 16-bits (Rx), except the
energy by 32-bit

No Item Formula Note

U = Rx × PT × UU Ua, Ub, Uc, Up_av

1 Voltage (V) Unsigned
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 65535 Uab, Ubc, Uca, Ul_av

I = Rx × CT × AU
2 Current (A) Unsigned Ia, Ib, Ic, I0, Iav
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 65535

F = Rx × 0.002
3 Frequency (Hz) Unsigned F
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 65535
PFa, PFb, PFc, PF
PF = Rx × 0.0001
4 Power factor Signed + : lagging load
-10000 ≦ Rx ≦ 10000
- : leading load

W = Rx × PT × CT × PU
5 Active power Signed Pa, Pb, Pc, Psum
-32768 ≦ Rx ≦ 32767

Q = Rx × PT × CT × PU
6 Reactive power Signed Qa, Qb, Qc, Qsum
-32768 ≦ Rx ≦ 32767

VA = Rx × PT × CT × PU
7 Apparent power Unsigned Sa, Sb, Sc, Ssum
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 65535
WH - forward
Eh = Rx × Energy unit
8 Energy Unsigned WH - reverse
0 ≦ Rx ≦ 99999999
+VarH, -VarH

0 : positive sequence
9 Phase rotation Unsigned
1 : negative sequence

UU = 0.01
Remark AU = 0.00002
PU = 0.04

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Appendix : data conversion (for Energy)

1. Communications of the electric energy corresponding to the display of electric energy
Energy Unit (EU) = int [ log (PT * CT)]

Energy unit Display unit

0 0.001 KWH Real Energy = (Energy count * 10 EU) / (Display unit)
1 0.01 KWH
Example :
2 0.1 KWH
PT = 10, CT = 10
3 0.001 MWH Energy unit = int [ log (10 * 10)] = 2
4 0.01 MWH Real Energy = (XXXXXXXX * 10 2 ) / (1000)
5 0.1 MWH = XXXXXXX.X KWH

6 1 MWH

2. PT * CT ratio Corresponding to the Power Display

PT * CT ratio Power Display

1 ≦ Ratio ＜ 10 XXXXX.XXX KWH
10 ≦ Ratio ＜ 100 XXXXXX.XX KWH
100 ≦ Ratio ＜ 1000 XXXXXXX.X KWH
1000 ≦ Ratio ＜ 10000 XXXXX.XXX MWH
10000 ≦ Ratio ＜ 100000 XXXXXX.XX MWH
100000 ≦ Ratio ＜ 1000000 XXXXXXX.X MWH
1000000 ≦ Ratio ≧ 1000000 XXXXXXXX MWH

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Appendix : Error message

1. Display

Err - 01 Err - 02

RAM Error Flash Error

2. Run LED indicator

Normal：on (500ms) → off (500ms) → … → on (500ms) → off (500ms) → Repeat
Flash Error：on (100ms) → off (100ms) → … → on (100ms) → off (100ms) → Repeat
Ram Error：on (1500ms) → off (200ms) → on (200ms) →off (200ms) →Reset

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