Digital Output


What do I use the digital outputs for?

S0 pulse generator

The digital outputs of the device are used to produce pulses for counting the energy consumption. To do so, a pulse is generated at the output after a certain, configurable amount of energy has been reached.

To open the configuration of a digital output:

  • Click on the desired digital output in the device overview.

Or

  • On the Peripherals tab, select the Digital output configuration card.

  • On the configuration card, click on the desired output.

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How do I set the digital output?

Step 1: Make settings via the device overview

The following parameters are available

  • Channel name:
    Enter the name of the channel

  • Mode:
    S0 output
    RCM

  • Polarity
    Select the polarity of the output:

Normally open contact (NO) → current flow when active
Normally closed contact (NC) → Current flow when inactive

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Step 2: Select digital S0 output

First select the digital input you want to configure.

Multiple selection is not possible.

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Step 3: Configure a digital S0 output

The following parameters are available

  • Segment
    Select the component from which the reference value originates:

Basic device
Module 1
Module 2

  • Measurement group
    Select the measurement group of the reference value.

  • Measured value
    Select the type of the measured value.

  • Phase / Channel
    Select the channel whose measured value is to be used.

  • Pulse valency
    Specify a value and the unit of the pulse valency.
    The pulse valency indicates how much energy (Wh or varh) corresponds to one pulse.

  • Pulse width
    Specify the pulse width (pulse duration) in milliseconds. The typical pulse duration for S0 pulses is 30 ms.