INFCTRA
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1: Introduction
1.1	Unpacking
1.2	Safety Considerations

Part 2: About the Meter
2.1	Description
2.2	Features
2.4	Main Board
2.5	Front of the Meter
2.6	Back of the Meter

Part 3: Getting Started
3.1	Powering the Meter
3.2	Connecting to Commonly Used Sensors
3.3	Main Board Power Jumpers
3.3.1	AC Power Failure Provision
3.3.2	DC Power/Backup Battery Provision
3.4	Mounting the Meter
3.5	Selecting Main Menu Items
3.6	Selecting Sub-Menu Items
3.7	Saving Changes

Part 4: Rate Measurement
4.1	Line Frequency Measurement
4.2	Revolutions per Minute (RPM) Example

Part 5: The Totalize Mode
5.1	Totalizer Example
5.2	Stopwatch in the Totalize Mode
5.3	Down Counting

Part 6: Reference
6	Reference Tables
7	Troubleshooting

Part 8: RS-232 Option
8.1	Installing the RS- Option Board
8.2	Remote Programming
8.3	ASCII Output
8.3.1	9-Character Format
8.3.2	8-Character Format
8.3.3	Setup Data
8.4	ASCII Input
8.5	Interfacing Examples
8.6	Programming Considerations
8.6.1	Communication Rate
8.6.2	Modem Operation
8.7	Parity Checking
8.8	Timing
8.9	Programming Example

Part 9: Analog Output
9.1	Installing the Analog Output Board
9.2	Setting up the Analog Output Board
9.3	Electrical Connections and Specifications

Part 10: Dual-Relay Option
10.1	Setting up the Dual-Relay Board
10.1.1	Setpoints (Wiring and Specification)
10.2	Installing the Dual-Relay Board

Part 11: Meter Specifications
11.1	Standard Dimensions
11.2	Disassembly - General Information
11.4	Input Characteristics
11.5	Display
11.6	Time Base
11.7	Rate Function
11.8	Totalizer
11.9	Power

Part 12: Factory Default Values
12.1	Configuration Defaults
WARRANTY / DISCLAIMER
NOTES, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS Information that is especially important to note is identified by three labels: NOTE WARNING CAUTION IMPORTANT Note: provides you with information that is important to successfully setup and use the Programmable Digital Meter. CAUTION or WARNING: tells you about the risk of electric shock. CAUTION, WARNING or IMPORTANT: tells you of circumstances or practices that can effect the meter's functionality and must refer to accompanying documents.

INFCTRA
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1: Introduction
1.1	Unpacking
1.2	Safety Considerations

Part 2: About the Meter
2.1	Description
2.2	Features
2.4	Main Board
2.5	Front of the Meter
2.6	Back of the Meter

Part 3: Getting Started
3.1	Powering the Meter
3.2	Connecting to Commonly Used Sensors
3.3	Main Board Power Jumpers
3.3.1	AC Power Failure Provision
3.3.2	DC Power/Backup Battery Provision
3.4	Mounting the Meter
3.5	Selecting Main Menu Items
3.6	Selecting Sub-Menu Items
3.7	Saving Changes

Part 4: Rate Measurement
4.1	Line Frequency Measurement
4.2	Revolutions per Minute (RPM) Example

Part 5: The Totalize Mode
5.1	Totalizer Example
5.2	Stopwatch in the Totalize Mode
5.3	Down Counting

Part 6: Reference
6	Reference Tables
7	Troubleshooting

Part 8: RS-232 Option
8.1	Installing the RS- Option Board
8.2	Remote Programming
8.3	ASCII Output
8.3.1	9-Character Format
8.3.2	8-Character Format
8.3.3	Setup Data
8.4	ASCII Input
8.5	Interfacing Examples
8.6	Programming Considerations
8.6.1	Communication Rate
8.6.2	Modem Operation
8.7	Parity Checking
8.8	Timing
8.9	Programming Example

Part 9: Analog Output
9.1	Installing the Analog Output Board
9.2	Setting up the Analog Output Board
9.3	Electrical Connections and Specifications

Part 10: Dual-Relay Option
10.1	Setting up the Dual-Relay Board
10.1.1	Setpoints (Wiring and Specification)
10.2	Installing the Dual-Relay Board

Part 11: Meter Specifications
11.1	Standard Dimensions
11.2	Disassembly - General Information
11.4	Input Characteristics
11.5	Display
11.6	Time Base
11.7	Rate Function
11.8	Totalizer
11.9	Power

Part 12: Factory Default Values
12.1	Configuration Defaults
WARRANTY / DISCLAIMER
NOTES, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS Information that is especially important to note is identified by three labels: NOTE WARNING CAUTION IMPORTANT Note: provides you with information that is important to successfully setup and use the Programmable Digital Meter. CAUTION or WARNING: tells you about the risk of electric shock. CAUTION, WARNING or IMPORTANT: tells you of circumstances or practices that can effect the meter's functionality and must refer to accompanying documents.