Installation Guide Part 2

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•MeterIDfield
•LANAddress
•Dial
•Roll‐overpoint
•Meterconstant
2 Connectthe1‐WayProgrammingCableorshootercabletothemodule
programmingport.Thefollowingscreendisplays.
Figure 9.19 Re-Program Old With Module Plugged In
GPrepautomaticallyreadsanddisplaysthecurrentparametersprogrammedinto
themodule.
Thisfunctionalityensuresthatthecorrectmetertypeischosenforagivenmeter.
3Scan(enter)themeterIDinappropriatefield.
SincethemeterIDfieldisutilityspecific,thereareprovisionswithinGPrepto
specifythemeterIDformat.Ther
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e,ifthemeterIDfieldforma tenteredin
These are the only fields that can be populated.
If the current parameters do not match the predetermined value, a warning message,
“reject parameters” displays. Upon successful completion of module programming,
“GPrep” populates the “current parameter” fields with correct operational values.
If the meter type selected from the “meter type” drop down menu does not match the
module type, GPrep displays a message “wrong module type” and a blinking message
“reject module”.