Certification Exhibit FCC ID: R7PEC6R1S2 IC: 5294A-EC6R1S2 FCC Rule Part: 15.247 IC Radio Standards Specification: RSS-210 ACS Project Number: 15-0028 Manufacturer: Landis+Gyr Technology, Inc. Model: Gridstream RF Enhanced A3 5015 B.U.
Gridstream RF Enhanced Elster A3 Endpoint User Guide Publication: 98-1671 Rev AA LANDIS+GYR CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
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Table of Contents Chapter 1: Endpoint Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Gridstream RF Enhanced Elster A3 Endpoint . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Endpoint Usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Required Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Table of Contents Landis+Gyr Commission HAN Network for Channel Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Meter LCD Screen for ZigBee Alerts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Confirm HAN Radio in Meter is Communicating or HAN is set-up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Get information for a specific device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Landis+Gyr Table of Contents Chapter 4: Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Enhanced Series IV Elster A3 Specs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1 Endpoint Overview Gridstream RF Enhanced Elster A3 Endpoint Figure 1 - 1. Gridstream RF Enhanced Elster A3 Meter and Module Endpoint Usage The Gridstream RF Enhanced Elster A3 endpoint will be used for commercial and industrial metering applications. The Gridstream RF Enhanced Elster A3 communication module requires professional installation by qualified personnel.
Chapter 1 - Endpoint Overview Landis+Gyr Required Software To work with the endpoint, you need one of the following software tools: • Command Center version 6.2 or later • RadioShop version 6.2 or later • Endpoint Testing Manager version 6.2.28 or later Labels The endpoint includes the following label: CONTAINS FCC ID: R7PEC6R1S2 CONTAINS IC: 5294A-EC6R1S2 XXXXXXXX MODULE MODEL: GRIDSTREAM RF ENHANCED A3 SERIES IV Figure 1 - 2. Label Identification 1.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 1 - Endpoint Overview • Signal pass through between meter and Elster option board Auto-Registration Endpoint firmware version 9.28 or later and module Device Control Word (DCW) 7.55 or later is required for auto-registration. After the meter/endpoint is installed in the field it will automatically register with the Head End System. No special tools are needed during installation as the normal Utility meter swap process can be utilized.
Chapter 1 - Endpoint Overview Landis+Gyr Demand Reset When Command Center delivers a Demand Reset command, the communication module passes the command to the meter, which performs the Demand Reset on the meter. The meter/communication module then passes the previous demand data captured by the meter (Standard Table 25) to Command Center for processing.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 1 - Endpoint Overview ZigBee Support for HAN devices is provided via the ZigBee module, which is certified to Smart Energy Profile 1.1. Supporting Passwords The meter/communication module supports passwords provided by the utility. See publication 981055 Gridstream 2-way Endpoint Testing Manager User Guide for information regarding loading password into module. Downloading Firmware Communications module firmware can be upgraded via Command Center or ETM.
Chapter 1 - Endpoint Overview Landis+Gyr Item Other Pump Period Snap Read Snap Reads will be delivered at a pseudo-random time, which will occur in the first X hours of each day. X is the value that is provided here. It will default to 2. The process is: this value, which is in hours, will be converted to minutes. The LAN ID will be mod-ed with this minute value, and the result will be the minute of the day that the self read is transmitted.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 1 - Endpoint Overview FCC and Industry Canada Compliance FCC Class B This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Chapter 1 - Endpoint Overview Landis+Gyr Conformément à la réglementation d'Industrie Canada, le présent émetteur radio peut fonctionner avec une antenne d'un type et d'un gain maximal (ou inférieur) approuvé pour l'émetteur par Industrie Canada. Dans le but de réduire les risques de brouillage radioélectrique à l'intention des autres utilisateurs, il faut choisir le type d'antenne et son gain de sorte que la puissance isotrope rayonnée équivalente (p.i.r.e.
2 Command Center Deployment/Configuration Deployment Auto Registration Landis+Gyr RF Gridstream RF Enhanced Elster A3 module is Plug and Play; meters equipped with Landis+Gyr endpoints arrive from the factory in operational mode, ready to be installed at a service location. Along with the meters, a Meter Manufacturer File is provided to the utility. This file contains meter number/serial number combinations; the file must be uploaded into Command Center prior to installation of endpoints in the field.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr NOTE: If Installation Data is received before an Init Push has been received, the installation record will be stored awaiting the Init Push from the device. Endpoint Status Endpoints will move from one status to another during the deployment process. The following are various endpoint statuses: • Installed. Endpoints in the Installed status have been deployed in the field, but Command Center has not received the RF Registration packet.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Figure 2 - 1. Import Meter Manufacturer Data 2. Click the Browse button to navigate to, and select, a file that was sent by the meter manufacturer. 3. Click the Save button to import the file into the database. The Meter Manufacturer Data Import (Upload Complete) window will appear displaying the Error Summary (if applicable) and Successful Entries. Figure 2 - 2.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr Figure 2 - 3. Import Installation File Screen 2. Enter the Path to the file. ...or... 3. Click the Browse button to navigate to, and select, a file containing the endpoint information. 4. Click OK to upload the file. The information imported via the Installation File: Table 2 - 1. Installation File Fields Data Format Format/Description User ID* AlphaNum (30) Login assigned by the utility for the installer.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Table 2 - 1. Installation File Fields (Continued) Data Format Format/Description Service Time Zone See formatting below. The service time zone may be entered to specify the correct time zone for the service location. * Indicates a required field. Import Information File CSV Format requirements A CAUTION: Required fields are UserID, Installed Date, InstalledTime, InstalledMeterNo, and InstalledEndpointSN.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr Tracking and Deployment Deployment Status Deployment Status enables users to monitor the find process when endpoints are being deployed on a system. 1. Click Network > Deployment Status to display the Deployment Status Report screen. Figure 2 - 5. RF Deployment Status Screen 2. Choose the Selection Criteria: A. All ...or... B. Collector. Select the desired collector from the drop-down menu. 3. Select a Date Range: A. Start Date.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration to space limitations. By clicking on a specific date, each endpoint registering that day displays installation, registered, normal and reading status for this date. Information on the report is updated as the information is received by Command Center on a rolling seven day basis. Installation information is populated from the RF Installation File Import process.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr Figure 2 - 9. RF Installation Status Report The following information is displayed in the report: • Day. This number will increment for each day the used has selected to display. • Date. This will display the dates selected in generation of the report. Click the date link to view a list of all meters deployed on the selected date. • Daily Installed. This will display the number of endpoints installed for that particular day.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration • Number of installed meters that have sent in a billable reading in the last 24 hours (Blue). Endpoint Configuration Packet Definitions Creating a packet definition is necessary to reconfigure the packet payload of an endpoint. Packet definitions can contain several different user-configurable data elements. NOTE: RF endpoints allow a user to return up to 6 registers.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr Figure 2 - 11. The Packet Definition Window 3. Enter a name in the Packet Name field. The name should be unique to the organization. 4. Click the Edit Description link to enter any desired notes for the packet definition. If any notes were entered, click the OK button to save them. 5. Select a Packet Type from the drop-down. • On Demand. Used for RF Endpoints. • Daily Packet Type. Used for PLC Endpoints 6.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Alarm Definitions Alarm Definitions determine what type of response the given Events will trigger, including Dashboard Alerts and Email Alerts. Alarm Definitions must be created prior to Meter Configuration Groups in order to be programmed to a module. 1. Click Setup > Alarm Definitions and select the appropriate endpoint type to display the Alarm Definitions screen. Figure 2 - 12. Alarm Definitions screen 2.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr Meter Configuration Groups A Configuration Group is a type of Command Addressing Group. A meter can be a member of only one configuration group. All members of a configuration group must be assigned the same configuration settings. Configuration groups are used to drive group-based reconfigurations for multiple endpoints. Each endpoint type is manufactured with a default configuration group.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Figure 2 - 15. Group Summary Window The group membership list window displays the following categories: • Status. Status is the current status of the meter. • Total Meters. Displays the total number of meters in each status. B. Click any of the meter number links to view the Endpoint Properties window for the selected meter. 2. In the Configuration Groups window click the New button to display the Configuration Group Properties window.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration • Landis+Gyr Select the desired interval from the Frequency drop-down. D. Click the Schedule Command icon to add the command to the Scheduled Commands list. Figure 2 - 18. Scheduled Commands E. (Gridstream endpoints only) Select the Delayed check-box for a command. 6. Repeat step 5 for any additional commands. 7. Select the Endpoint Transmit Interval from the drop-down.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Figure 2 - 19. Configuration Group Window 2. Click the Add Meters icon for the Configuration Group to which you want to add meters in order to display the Add Meters to Group window. Figure 2 - 20. Add Meters to Group Window 3. Click the Meter(s) radio button and enter individual meter numbers separated by spaces, commas, or semi-colons. ...or... 4. Click the Meter File radio button and then the Browse button to browse for a .
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr 1. Send the HAN: Initialization command to the ZigBee-enabled meter, if not already completed during 5.6 (or later) Gridstream System Release upgrade. 2. Provision HAN Devices 3. Provisioned devices can utilize the following HAN applications: A. Usage/Metering Information. B. Text Messaging. C. Load Control. D. Pricing/Rate Information. 4. Remove HAN Devices from Home Area Network: A. HAN: Delete Device. B. HAN: Clear Devices. C.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration status of Normal to a status of Configure. This status change indicates that the HAN initialization process is underway. Once the meter status changes from Configure to Normal the HAN initialization process is complete. Figure 2 - 21.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr Figure 2 - 22. HAN Tab ...or... 2. On the Endpoint Information Window, select the Manage Tab. Figure 2 - 23. Manage Tab A. Enter the MAC Address. (Listed either on the HAN device or HAN device packaging.) NOTE: A Media Access Control address (MAC address) is a unique identifier assigned to most network adapters or network interface cards (NICs) by the manufacturer for identification. B. Enter the Install Code.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration 5. When the device is in the Find Pending status, the customer (end device user in premise) may need to complete registration by joining or accepting the HAN network; if needed, this is often accomplished simply by pressing a button on the device. This is not always necessary because some HAN devices have completely automated this process, requiring no user interaction.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr Management and Troubleshooting Meter Swap Out Process using Decommission HAN For management and troubleshooting of the HAN Network and associated HAN devices, the following commands can be used: Commission Network, Get Network Info, Get Device Info, Get Firmware, and Ping. NOTE: If a meter needs to be swapped out, the HAN must be decommissioned, or at very least, all the HAN devices must be removed.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration 4. Click Send. Meter LCD Screen for ZigBee Alerts NOTE: After installation, the meter display will flash Z/B under the following conditions: No network commissioned: The ZigBee module will request the time from the Gridstream radio every 30 seconds after power up and every 15 minutes once it has received the time from the radio.
Chapter 2 - Command Center Deployment/Configuration Landis+Gyr Figure 2 - 28. HAN Firmware Info Confirm that a HAN device can communicate with the meter To confirm if Command Center can communicate with a HAN device or whether a HAN device is still in communication with its meter, issue the HAN: Ping command. The Ping HAN Device Status will be returned notifying the user that the Ping Command was issued.
3 Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) How To Use ETM Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) software provides the user with the ability to verify accurate module-to-meter, meter-to-module, module-to-network, and network-to-module communications. This chapter provides detailed instructions for navigating the software. Access to Endpoint Test Manager ETM users must be authenticated into Command Center prior to accessing the ETM application and communicating with devices in the network.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) • Landis+Gyr If this launch of ETM is not connected to a server, click the Select a new server link. The Server List will appear. Figure 3 - 2. Server List • Click the name of the desired server in the Server column to highlight it. • Click Select. The Server List window will close and the selected server will be displayed on the ETM log in screen. Adding a New Server Click Add on the Server List. The New Server window will open. Figure 3 - 3.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Following is the procedure for selecting an alternate server: From the ETM log-in screen, select the Select a new server link. The Server List window will appear. • Click the name of the desired server in the Server column. • Click Select. The Server List window will close and if ETM can connect to that server, the selected server will be displayed on the ETM login screen.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr After Login: Setup Cautions A NOTE: When ETM is first launched, view the Connection tab. Click the checkboxes for both Display Scrolling Status and Enable Test Reports, and then click Save Settings. Until changed, these settings will remain the default each time the ETM application opens. CAUTION: Upon launch, ETM will attempt connection to the computer’s first available serial port.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) • Keep Alive. This value specifies the amount of time that a session between a MAT and an endpoint can be inactive before the endpoint closes the session. The default value is 15 minutes. • User Priority. The user priority field allows a user of a higher or equal priority to preempt an existing MAT Certificate. Users with a lower priority cannot gain access if a higher priority is engaged with the endpoint device.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr ETM Sign In The ETM user and the ETM tool must 1) be known to and 2) authenticated by Command Center. The user must have been provided privileges and user credentials in order to access the ETM software. If the user has not been provided with credentials, the user must contact the utility-designated Security Administrator. The process of authenticating with Command Center provides the user with a Mobile Admin Tool (MAT) Certificate.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Figure 3 - 8. Login Validation Even though the user may have certificate privileges, this message indicates that certificate server is not properly set up. (Possible reasons include: the server might be down or the signing utility might not be set up). If the user clicks OK, ETM will launch and they will be able to communicate to meters that are not in ECC mode. Figure 3 - 9.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Figure 3 - 10. Using the Bar-code Scanner Navigating the Software ETM is an easy-to-use software application that allows you to perform specific configuration, verification, and testing procedures. The application is comprised of an upper menu bar, the tabs listed below, and a Security Status line at the bottom of the display that describes the server connection and displays the connected endpoint’s security status.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) 2. Select the Head End Radio tab 3. Click the Modify button 4. Change the radio's Network ID to match the utility-specified Network ID (for endpoints with firmware version v6.x and higher, this parameter is managed by Command Center and cannot be changed by ETM) 5. Disable the router bit 6. Disable the timekeeper bit 7. Enable the head-end bit 8. Enable the operational bit 9. Set the baud rate to 38400 10.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr • Control byte 4 should be HEX 69. • Control Byte 4 with RF Filter enabled and wide mode enabled should be HEX 29. • Control Byte 4 with RF Filter disabled and wide mode enabled should be HEX 28. • Max LAN Nodes could be set to 28 or 86 depending on your environment. If you are on a deployed Normal meter network, 28 would be the best setting.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) 3. Type the Collector IP address into the IP Address field with the numbers between the periods. 4. Click the OK button to add the Collector. The added Collector will appear in the Host: drop down box, located on the Connection tab. 5. To connect to the Collector, click Use Collector from the drop-down box. 6. In the Host: drop down box, highlight the name of the Collector you would like to connect to. 7. Click Connect.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Table 3 - 2. Connection Tab Field Description Enable Field Mode check-box Checking this box will allow the user to change the mode of the meter being tested. Unchecking this box allows the user to ensure that meters are not accidentally put into field mode during a meter test and will hide the buttons on the Device Test tab.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Figure 3 - 14. Connection Baud Rate Option Select Drop-down Menu Figure 3 - 15. Connection Tab Connected to a Radio Connecting to an Endpoint The user can connect to an endpoint either through the computer’s COM port or through a Collector.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Figure 3 - 17. Connection Selection drop-down After Collector has been selected, the endpoint drop-down populates with the previous connected endpoint’s identifier. To select a different Collector, click the drop-down arrow. Figure 3 - 18. Choosing a Collector Head End Radio Tab The Head End Radio tab displays information about the head end radio currently in use. The Head End Radio tab can also be used to configure Head End radio settings..
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Table 3 - 3. Head End Radio Tab Field Description Reboot
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Clicking the Modify button activates access to many configuration settings and options on this tab. Entering changes and clicking Apply will provision the radio’s configuration settings with the entered changes. The radio may also be Rebooted after the Modify button has been clicked. Clicking the Cancel button closes access to these settings without making any changes. Figure 3 - 20.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Table 3 - 4. Device Test tab(Continued) Field Description Scan Meter ID Scan or manually enter the meter ID of the meter to be tested. “Find device” <> Opens the Find device dialog for entering the Network Address and used to locate a device that is a neighbor of the head-end. This function looks at the neighboring devices of the head-end radio to see if there is one device that has the same WAN address.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Table 3 - 4. Device Test tab(Continued) Field Description Mode Settings Current Mode Current mode of the IWR connected to the meter under test. The user may change the mode as needed. (If you are connected through a Collector, your IWR is always in Field Mode.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Table 3 - 5. “Find Device” Dialog Parameter Details Field Description Network Address The ID number, in decimal and hex formats, of the network that the radio under test is currently connected to.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr For high speed-capable endpoints an indication will appear on ETM’s Device Test tab when the endpoint is connected, as seen in the following figure. Endpoints that do not support high speed functionality will display High speed incapable in the Speed: call out. The user has the option to enable high speed operation in a compatible endpoint by clicking the Enable High Speed button in the Endpoint Settings section of the Device Test tab.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Figure 3 - 24. Settings.XML File Detail Editing Multiple Meter Test Configuration Figure 3 - 25. Accessing Multiple Meter Test Configuration Figure 3 - 26. Edit Multiple Meter Test Configuration Dialog The Edit Multiple Meter Mode Test Configuration dialog allows users to select the fields that will appear on the Multiple Device Test Results screen.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr For example, if the user wants testing to confirm that the module firmware version is 07.06, this parameter can be specified in the Module Firmware field of the Edit Multiple Meter Mode Test Configuration dialog. When the test is run, ETM will read the module firmware version from the meter and compare it with the user-specified value. If these values do not match, an error will display.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) The table below describes the fields on the Firmware Download tab. Table 3 - 6. Firmware Download Tab Field Description Download Status Firmware Download Progress Displays the percentage status of a firmware download after the Start Download button is clicked. Module: Version Upgrade To: Drop Down Box Displays the module firmware upgrade versions that are available to and supported by the endpoint tested.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Figure 3 - 28. Firmware Download Tab Connected to an Endpoint with v6.x Firmware Battery End Point Firmware Download No meter specifics will be displayed on this tab when ETM is connected to a battery end point. Module version will be displayed, and firmware unique to the connected (battery end point) module will be found on the drop-down menu.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Table 3 - 7. Module Tab(Continued) Field Description Set Time Sync Meter and Module Time
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr • Lock the port indefinitely • Unlock the port for minutes • Unlock the port indefinitely After a choice has been selected from the drop-down menu, the Send button executes the command. An illustration for the available Optical Lockout functions appears below. Figure 3 - 30.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Table 3 - 8. Reporting Tab Field Description ANSI Tables Standard 000 - 099 Selecting specific check-boxes will load the corresponding ANSI Standard tables. Manufacturing 000 - 099 Selecting specific check-boxes will load the corresponding ANSI Manufacturing tables. Reports Load Required Tables
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Demand Reset is determined by taking the difference of the peak demand value between the current time and the time of the last Demand Reset. The purpose of the Demand Reset is to capture peak demand values and the times at which those values were recorded since the last time the Demand Reset procedure was executed.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Figure 3 - 32. Demand Reset Status: Success Simultaneously, a Demand Reset report will display. This report is similar to the Demand Reset Data/TOU report output, except that it shows the status of the Demand Reset operation as highlighted below. The Demand Reset report also lists the previous number of demand resets reported by the meter. A portion of that report is shown below. Figure 3 - 33.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr The table below describes the fields on the Command Scheduler tab. Table 3 - 9. Command Scheduler Tab Field Description Event Mask: over 100 choices are available for notification scheduling. Choices for event masking include: Disabled, Log Only, Advisory, and Alarm. Erase Control EraseZero Always the best choice for this screen. This option makes no changes to existing parameters.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Table 3 - 9. Command Scheduler Tab(Continued) Field Description Activity Log Insert Comment
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Table 3 - 10. Event Mask Events (Continued) Event Mask Field Description Log Only The event will be stored in the event log; it will not be reported in alarm/alert messages; only an on-request read of the event log will retrieve these events.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) NOTE: Some test interval options do not apply to all command choices HAN Tab The HAN (Home Area Network) tab makes use of ZigBee protocols to enable home user interaction with power managing and monitoring devices.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Table 3 - 11. HAN Tab(Continued) Field Description Client Cluster A bitmap that indicates which clusters are supported as clients on the HAN device. This Landis+Gyr proprietary design optimizes HAN communication. HAN sub-tabs Device Provisioning Use this tab to associate (pair, or marry) a HAN device to the meter. This step is required to enable communication exchanges between HAN devices.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Figure 3 - 40. Fully-Populated HAN Tab - “Publish Price” sub-tab displayed A CAUTION: View the Connection tab. Click the check-boxes for both Enable Field Mode and Display Scrolling Status. Click Save Settings. These settings will continue to be the default setting each time ETM is launched. Universal Event Log Tab The Universal Event Log tab, shown in Figure 3 - 41, enables user-programmable log activities that result from meter events.
Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Landis+Gyr Figure 3 - 41. Universal Event Log Tab Figure 3 - 42. Generate Report Data View Groups Tab The Groups tab is only enabled on meters with version 422 or higher firmware. This tab allows organizing meters into groups so as to enable actions and activities that are group-based. 72 NOTE: A meter can belong to no more than eight groups.
Landis+Gyr Chapter 3 - Using Endpoint Testing Manager (ETM) Figure 3 - 43.
4 Specifications Enhanced Series IV Elster A3 Specs Table 4 - 1. Specifications Category Compatible Meters Electrical RF 900 MHz RF ZigBee User Guide Specification Value or Range Elster Supported Meter Forms Form Voltage Class 3S - - 16S - - 10A - - Voltage 11.0-14.0V (from the meter’s power supply) Power Max: 2.5W Typical: 0.5W Output Power +26 dBm +/-1 dBm Adjacent Channel Power 39 dBc Nominal (9600 bps) Transmit Frequency 902.2 to 927.
Chapter 4 - Specifications Landis+Gyr Table 4 - 1. Specifications (Continued) Category Standards Compliance Environmental 76 Specification Value or Range FCC Title 47 CFR Part 15 Radiated and Conducted Emissions (incl. intentional radiators) IEC 61000 4-2,3,4,5,11,12 Electromagnetic Compatibility ANSI C12.19 Compatible with Utility Industry End Device Tables ANSI C12.20 National Standard for Electricity Meters - 0.2 and 0.5 Accuracy Classes ANSI C12.
