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- Page 17 and 18: Parts of the Meter 44.1 FRONT OF TH
- Page 19 and 20: Parts of the Meter 4ITEMDESCRIPTION
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- Page 31 and 32: Setup 5P7P6P10ADBCES1PIN 1Figure 5-
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- Page 67 and 68: Meter Function Menus 9EXPLANATION O
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Meter Function Menus 99.2.12 AL FNC
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Meter Function Menus 99.2.14 SP DB
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Meter Function Menus 99.2.17 OT.SC.
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Meter Function Menus 99.2.19 SERCNF
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Meter Function Menus 9MENU MIN/MAX/
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Meter Function Menus 9* The ‘MIN
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SETPOINTS/ALARMSSetpoints/Alarms 10
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Setpoints/Alarms 1010.2 UNLOCKING T
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Setpoints/Alarms 10SP3 = 100SP1-SP3
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Setpoints/Alarms 107. “ALC.7=0”
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Setpoints/Alarms 1010.10 “OUT.CNF
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ANALOG OUTPUT OPTIONAnalog Output O
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Analog Output Options 124. Store th
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Analog Output Options 1212.6 FILTER
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BCD Option 13Figure 13-2 shows the
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BCD Option 1313.4 50-LINE CABLE COM
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BCD Option 1313.11 SELECT DATA POLA
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Relay Options 14Figure 14-2 below s
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RS-232 or RS-485 Option Board 1515.
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RS-232 or RS-485 Option Board 1515.
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External Control Lines 1616.3 VALLE
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Troubleshooting 17TROUBLESHOOTING -
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“ERR 02”POSSIBLE CAUSE:TO CORRE
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Specifications 1818.1 CURRENT INPUT
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POWER RATING FORRESISTIVE LOADS:DUA
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FLASHING MESSAGESDURING PROGRAMMING
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Decimal Point “DEC PT” Position
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JUMPER POSITIONS:CurrentS1: _______
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Record your Setup Values 20Output S
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