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- Page 1 9700 Power Meter Installation and Basic Setup Instructions...
- Page 2 The sales contract contains the entire obligation of Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. The warranty contained in the contract between parties is the sole warranty of Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. Any statements contained herein do not create new warranties or modify the existing warranty.
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Page 3: Installation Considerations
If failure of the device can cause injury or death, or cause sufficient energy to be released that a fire is likely, do not use the 9700 Power Meter. The 9700 Power Meter can be used for secondary protection functions. -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Single Phase Connection Diagram ..............18 Connecting the Status Inputs.................18 Connecting the Auxiliary Analog Inputs ............19 Connecting I/O Expansion Boards to the 9700 Power Meter ......20 Connecting Supply Power for I/O Expansion Boards........20 Connecting I/O Devices to the Expansion Boards .........21 ♦... - Page 6 Siemens maintains control of all specifications for the SEABus and SEABus Plus protocols. A modification to a protocol for any type of device must be approved by Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc. to guarantee compatibility. Any changes made must be backward compatible so that existing products can coexist on the communications bus without having to support the newer features of the protocol.
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Page 7: Power Start
Chassis ground ON POWER SYSTEM CONFIGURATION AND Refer to the section AWG 14 (2.5 mm ) THE 9700 POWER METER OPTIONS PURCHASED. “RS-232 Serial Cable Wiring Connections” SHORTING BLOCK or TEST BLOCK 22 AWG (0.50 mm ) shielded, twisted pair... -
Page 8: Expansion Board Connections
50-conductor ribbon cable (supplied) Expansion Board A Wire sizes will vary depending on application. Mounting holes (4 on each board) To 9700 Power Meter .15“ (3.8mm) I/O BOARD B Mount flush on any flat surface 50-conductor ribbon cable (supplied) Expansion Board B... -
Page 9: Xpress Card Connections
Category 3, 4 or 5 UTP Getting More Information 4S[IV 1IXIV 9WIV W +YMHI 9700 Power Meter operation and usage details: displaying data, making configuration changes; customizing operation; using outputs and relays; using advanced communications features; technical specifications; revenue metering details (&ÃQPX@SÃH@U@SÃDITU6GG6UDPIÃ6I9Ã76TD8ÃT@UVQ... -
Page 10: Location & Mounting
Location & Mounting The 9700 Power Meter should be mounted in a dry, dirt free location. Once installed, no cleaning of the device is necessary. To operate properly and effectively, environmental conditions should fall within the guidelines listed below. Environmental Condition... - Page 11 Top View with Mounting Slot Locations !ÅÃ!$(À€ (&ÅÃ!#%À€ !$ÅÃ%À€ &"Åà '$À€ ##Åà À€ %#Åà %À€ !ÅÃ$€€ Å !'À€ Å Ã Å Ã & à € € à € € !$Å %À€ 'ÅÃ!À€ !ÅÃ$À€ # $Åà $À€ '!ÅÃ!'À€ Side View End View €...
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Page 12: Mounting The Mgt
Mounting the MGT The Modular Graphics Terminal (MGT) can be panel mounted for easy access and viewing. It is typically mounted on the switchgear cabinet door. Panel mounting requires four holes and one cutout. A minimum of 10 cm (4 in.) depth of clearance is required behind the panel to allow for cable connection. -
Page 13: Mounting The I/O Expansion Boards
†p…rÃ#Ãyhpr† $ÅÃ"'À€Ãqvh€r‡r… Mounting the Expansion Board Power Supply Depending on the I/O options supplied with the 9700 Power Meter, you may have one or two external power supplies. Mount the power supply options as shown on the following page. - Page 14 P240 Option The P240 external power supply must be mounted within 5.5 inches (14 cm) of the external I/O board. The following diagrams illustrates all the dimensions required for mounting: Top View Side and End Views !´ $'À€ #%%´Ã &À€ ##(´Ã #À€ !H"‘!$´Ã%À€...
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Page 15: Field Wiring Connections
The 9700 Power Meter is available with several different options, and some of these options require special installation procedures. Refer to the label on the 9700 Power Meter (located above the phase voltage and current input terminal strip) to see which options are included on the device you are installing. -
Page 16: Field Service Considerations
Field Service Considerations If the 9700 Power Meter requires servicing or field upgrading, you may need to disconnect and remove the unit from its mounting. The initial installation should be done in a way which makes this as convenient as possible: ♦... -
Page 17: Connecting The Base Unit's Chassis Ground Connection
Connecting the Base Unit’s Power Supply The 9700 Power Meter can be powered either from the voltage source it is monitoring, or from an independent supply (note that the P24/48 option must be powered from a dedicated fused feed). The 9700 Power Meter requires a constant power supply to maintain monitoring, analysis, data logging, control and communications operations. -
Page 18: Connecting The Mgt
Protective Fuses The 9700 Power Meter is internally protected on the L/+ or + terminal by a 3A IEC Type T slow-blow fuse. If the power is supplied from a grounded source, installation of a 3A slow-blow fuse on the L/+ or + terminal is recommended. -
Page 19: Connecting The Phase Current Inputs
14 AWG (4.0 mm ) wire. Connecting the Phase Current Inputs The 9700 Power Meter uses CTs to sense the current in each phase of the -5A (standard) power feed and (optionally) in the neutral or ground conductor. AWG 14 Refer to the 9700 Power (4.0 mm... - Page 20 10X fault capture capability. Using Current Transformers The 9700 Power Meter is compatible with CTs with 1 Amp, 5 Amp or 10 Amp full scale secondaries (depending on the options purchased). The current input ratings of all three-phase inputs and the I4 input are Refer to the 9700 Power Meter User’s Guide for...
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Page 21: 4-Wire Wye, 3-Element Direct Connection Diagram
4-Wire Wye, 3-Element Direct Connection Diagram LINE Fuses A B C N The 9700 Power Meter senses the line-to-neutral (or ground) voltage and current for each phase, creating an Vref equivalent three element CT Shorting Switch or Test Block metering configuration. -
Page 22: 4-Wire Wye, 2½-Element, 2 Pt Connection Diagram
3-Wire Grounded Wye, 3-Element Direct Connection Diagram LINE Fuses When the common or star point of a 3 wire Wye system is grounded, the 9700 Power Meter may be connected directly without Vref CT Shorting Switch the use of PTs, provided the or Test Block phase voltages are within the device’s range. -
Page 23: 3-Wire Delta, 2½-Element, 2 Pt & 3 Ct Connection Diagram
3-Wire Delta, 2½-Element, 2 PT & 3 CT Connection Diagram LINE Fuses A B C Fuses For ungrounded (floating) 3- wire open Delta systems, the 9700 Power Meter always requires PTs, and senses the line-to-line voltages between each of Vref the phases. The 9700 CT Shorting Switch... -
Page 24: Single Phase Connection Diagram
Connection Connections to the status inputs are made via a captured-wire type terminal block on the 9700 Power Meter. Use a wire size that is appropriate for your application and complies with local electrical codes. The 9700 Power Meter uses a current sensing technique to monitor contact status by providing an internal 30 VDC supply for self-excitation . -
Page 25: Connecting The Auxiliary Analog Inputs
The option ordered determines the configuration and maximum input range for all four analog input pairs (refer to the label on the 9700 %98-32 Power Meter for the AUX rating). -
Page 26: Connecting I/O Expansion Boards To The 9700 Power Meter
Meter and the external I/O board so that external I/O devices and the meter all Like the 9700 Power Meter itself, there are two power supply options for the react the same way if the external I/O board: the P240 and the P24/48 option. -
Page 27: Connecting I/O Devices To The Expansion Boards
There are several restrictions governing the use of the Expansion I/O Boards. Read the section below detailing I/O device restrictions before connecting any devices to the expansion boards. Further details are provided in the section “I/O Expansion Boards” in the 9700 Power Meter User’s Guide . (&ÃQPX@SÃH@U@SÃDITU6GG6UDPIÃ6I9Ã76TD8ÃT@UVQ... - Page 28 If Expansion Board A is powered directly from the 9700 Power Meter, then a maximum of six analog devices can be installed on it. (A separate power supply is required for Expansion Board B in any configuration.)
- Page 29 Analog Input, Analog low. Output, Digital Input and Digital Output modules. For detailed information about the specifications of each I/O device option, refer to the 9700 Power Meter User’s Guide . (&ÃQPX@SÃH@U@SÃDITU6GG6UDPIÃ6I9Ã76TD8ÃT@UVQ !"...
- Page 30 The I/O device slots and the captured-wire terminals on the expansion board are numbered. Slot numbers correspond to terminal numbers as follows: Slot Input Terminals Slot Input Terminals Number Number + & – + & – 1 & 2 17 & 18 3 &...
- Page 31 (for example, firmware upgrades). 2. Anytime the 9700 Power Meter has powered down and powered back up, test the digital outputs of the 9700 Power Meter to ensure that all your control condition(s) are occurring as expected.
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Page 32: Communications Connections
Serial Cable Wiring Connections RS-232 connections are made at COM 1 via captured-wire terminal strips on the 9700 Power Meter adjacent to the phase and power supply connections Use of the RTS and CTS (refer to the diagram on page 1). Terminal connections are marked as lines is optional. - Page 33 The cables used between a computer or modem and the 9700 Power Meter are custom RS-232 cables. In each case, one end is equipped with a DB25 or DB9, male or female connector. The connector required depends on the mating connector of the computer or modem serial port. The other end of the cable consists of discrete wires that connect to the RS-232 terminals of the 9700 Power Meter.
- Page 34 (-MDM) Modem Option Connections Connection to the 9700 Power Meter-MDM internal modem is made via an RJ-11 jack located on the top of the meter. An FCC compliant telephone cord is provided that has two male RJ-11 plugs. Connect the meter to your...
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Page 35: Rs-485 Connections
10 seconds @ 60 Hz. Connection COM 1 RS-485 connections are made via captured-wire terminal strips on the 9700 Power Meter adjacent to the power supply connections. The optional X COM 2 and COM 3 RS-485 connections are made on PRESS the top of the unit (refer to the diagram on page 3). -
Page 36: Ethernet Connections (Xpress Card Only)
♦ Install a ¼ Watt termination resistor between the (+) and (-) terminals of the device at each end point of a straight-line bus. The resistor should match the nominal impedance of the RS-485 cable (typically 120 ohms – consult the manufacturer’s documentation for the cable’s impedance value). - Page 37 RJ45 modular connector for connection to the 10Base-T port, or 62.5/125µm multimode fiber cable with ST-type connectors for connection to the 10Base-FL port. Refer to 9700 Power Meter Basic Setup on page 32 for instructions on configuring the Ethernet communications link from the MGT.
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Page 38: 9700 Power Meter Basic Setup
To commission the 9700 Power Meter you must setup the Power Meter module and the Communications module. These modules control how the 9700 Power Meter measures data from the power system it is connected to and how it communicates with connected networks or workstations. - Page 39 Entering Your Password You must enter the user password before you can change any settings. The password is factory set at ‘zero’ (0). The first time you attempt to change a setup register’s value, you will be presented with the keypad screen where you enter your password. The right side shows what will The left side represents be entered when the...
- Page 40 Sets the Com 1 serial port’s communications mode (RS-232 or RS-485) Baud Rate 9600 Sets the communications speed, in bits/second, for the serial port Sets the 9700 Power Meter ’s Unit ID — a unique Unit ID is required for each device Unit ID Protocol SEABus...
- Page 41 Typically your Network Administrator will provide you with the appropriate IP Address for the 9700 Power Meter. The Subnet Mask and Gateway settings are only required if you have communications between multiple Ethernet networks, and if subnetting is implemented.
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Page 42: Verifying 9700 Power Meter Operation
Verifying 9700 Power Meter Operation Two pairs of LEDs on the top of the 9700 Power Meter are used to verify operation and communications. Referring to the diagram on page 1, the “heartbeat” LEDs blink slowly to indicate that the 9700 Power Meter’s CPU and DSP are operational. -
Page 43: Mgt Mounting Holes And Panel Cutout - Full Size Template
MGT Mounting Holes and Panel Cutout - Full Size Template Use this diagram as a template for the MGT’s cutout and mounting hole placement. (&ÃQPX@SÃH@U@SÃDITU6GG6UDPIÃ6I9Ã76TD8ÃT@UVQ "&... - Page 45 Windows is a trademark and Microsoft is a registered Order No. XXIS-00101-0200 trademark of the Microsoft Corporation. X.XXXXXXXX Printed in the U.S.A. Siemens is a registered trademark of Siemens AG. All others are of Siemens AG. Specifications are subject to change without notice.