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HXT300 User Mannual V2

This document is a user manual for the HXT300 smart meter. It describes the meter's technical specifications and functions. The meter can measure and accumulate energy consumption in total and by phase. It monitors power quality issues like voltage abnormalities and current issues. The meter also tracks events, load profiles, and supports time-of-use billing and tariff schedules. It communicates data via optical, RS-232, or optional RS-485 ports and can receive software upgrades.

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HXT300 USER

MANUALV2.0
0.5S CLASS THREE-PHASE
CT/PT SMART METER

Hexing Electrical Co., Ltd

2016.10.14
Index
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Highlights .................................................................................................................. 5
1.2 Standard .................................................................................................................... 6
2 Performance .............................................................................................................................. 6
2.1 Basic Parameter ......................................................................................................... 6
2.2 Working Temperature ................................................................................................ 7
2.3 Electrical Characteristics ........................................................................................... 7
2.4 Interface Parameter ................................................................................................... 7
2.5 Other Parameters ....................................................................................................... 7
3 Function .................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1 Energy metering ........................................................................................................ 8
3.2 Energy Accumulation ................................................................................................ 9
3.2.1 Energy Register ................................................................................................. 9
3.2.1.1 Total Energy ...................................................................................................... 9
3.2.1.2 Energy of Phase A ........................................................................................... 12
3.2.1.3 Energy of Phase B ........................................................................................... 12
3.2.1.4 Energy of Phase C ........................................................................................... 12
3.3 Energy Demand....................................................................................................... 13
3.3.1 Brief Introduction ............................................................................................ 13
3.3.2 Demand Register ............................................................................................. 13
3.4 Real- time Clock ..................................................................................................... 15
3.4.1 Real Time Clock Function............................................................................... 15
3.4.1.1 Solar Calendar ................................................................................................. 15
3.4.1.2 Automatical Switch in Leap Year .................................................................... 16
3.4.2 Real Time Clock Operation ............................................................................. 16
3.4.2.1 Clock Display .................................................................................................. 16
3.4.2.2 Clock Programming ........................................................................................ 16
3.5 TOU Tariff ............................................................................................................... 17
3.5.1 Tariff Structure ................................................................................................ 17
3.5.2 Switching Tariff ............................................................................................... 18
3.5.3 Updating Tariff ................................................................................................ 18
3.5.4 Attention.......................................................................................................... 20
3.6 Display .................................................................................................................... 21
3.6.1 LCD ................................................................................................................. 21
3.6.2 Display symbol................................................................................................ 21
3.6.3 Display mode .................................................................................................. 23
3.6.4 Display items ................................................................................................... 24
3.7 Power Quality Monitor ........................................................................................... 32
3.7.1 Power Down .................................................................................................... 32
3.7.2 Abnormal Voltage............................................................................................ 33
3.7.2.1 Over Voltage .................................................................................................... 33
3.7.2.2 Undervoltage ................................................................................................... 33
3.7.3 Loss Phase ....................................................................................................... 33
3.7.4 Three-Phase Current Unbalance ...................................................................... 34
3.7.5 Loss of Current ................................................................................................ 34
3.7.6 Bypass Judgment ............................................................................................. 34
3.7.7 Harmonic content analysis .............................................................................. 34
3.8 Event Records ......................................................................................................... 35
3.8.1 Standard Event Types ...................................................................................... 35
3.8.2 Tampering event .............................................................................................. 35
3.8.3 Power Grid Event Record ............................................................................... 36
3.8.4 Special event type ........................................................................................... 37
3.8.4.1 Grid Long Power Down .................................................................................. 37
3.8.4.2 Open Meter Cover ........................................................................................... 38
3.8.4.3 Open Terminal Cover ...................................................................................... 38
3.8.4.4 Meter Reprogram ............................................................................................ 38
3.8.4.5 Grid Power Down ........................................................................................... 38
3.8.4.6 Over voltage .................................................................................................... 39
3.8.4.7 Bypass ............................................................................................................. 39
3.8.5 Attention.......................................................................................................... 39
3.9 Load Profile............................................................................................................. 40
3.9.1 Record Method ................................................................................................ 40
3.9.2 Channel register .............................................................................................. 40
3.9.3 Storage Capacity ............................................................................................. 43
3.9.4 Attention.......................................................................................................... 43
3.10 Data Billing ............................................................................................................. 44
3.10.1 Billing Logic ................................................................................................... 44
3.10.2 Billing data ...................................................................................................... 44
3.11 Communication Function ........................................................................................ 47
3.11.1 Optical Communication ....................................................................................... 47
3.11.2 RS-232Communication ........................................................................................ 47
3.11.2 RS-485 Communication(optional) ....................................................................... 48
3.12 Software Upgrade.................................................................................................... 48
3.12.1 Upgrade Security Measures ............................................................................ 48
3.12.2 Upgrade features ............................................................................................. 48
3.12.3 Attention.......................................................................................................... 49
3.13 Battery Power Supply ............................................................................................. 49
3.13.1 Battery voltage detection................................................................................. 49
3.13.2 Battery undervoltage judgment ....................................................................... 49
4 Operation and maintenance instruction ................................................................................... 50
4.1 RS232 interface ....................................................................................................... 50
4.2 RS485 interface ....................................................................................................... 50
4.3 Auxiliary Terminal .................................................................................................. 51
4.2.1 Impulse output and input ........................................................................................ 51
4.2.2 Auxiliary control output ......................................................................................... 52
4.4 Battery replacement ................................................................................................ 52
4.5 Software upgrade .................................................................................................... 53
5 External structure ......................................................................................................................... 55
5.1 External dimension ........................................................................................................... 55
5.2 Installation dimension ............................................................................................. 56
5.3 Connetion terminal .................................................................................................. 56
5.4 Connection diagram ................................................................................................ 57
6 Transportation &Storage .............................................................................................................. 57
1 Introduction
HXT300 is a new three phase smart AMR meter, designed to fulfill the Indonesia three phase
postpaid meter standard SPLN D3.006-1, also meet the requirements of IEC62052-11 and
IEC62053-22.
It can remotely read and control by local AMR system and MTD system through external
GPRS/3G modem connected RJ45 port. Used for all metering applications such as distribution
transformer, industries and commercial, large privative customer.

Figour 1-1- HXT300SMART METER

1.1 Highlights

(1) Class 0.5S (Active), Class 2.0(Reactive)

(2) Widthvoltage: 3x57.7/100V-3 x 240/415V
(3) Four tariff energy measurement
(4) Up to 25 harmonic and THD measurement
(5) Open standardized protocol for metering:DLMS/COSEM
(6) Real-time clock, leap year automatic transfer
(7) 4 load profile available with 20 channels
(8) 3 level user with password and hardware jumper for security
(9) Large capacity data memory

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(10) With battery and super capacitor
(11) Standard RS232 communication interface for external Modem
(12) Flexible Input and Output interface

1.2 Standard

 SPLN D3.006-1 2010"Indonesia three phase postpaid meter standard"

 IEC62052-11 "Electricity metering equipment (a.c.) – General requirements, testsand
test conditions – Part 11: Metering equipment "
 IEC62053-22"Electricity metering equipment (a.c.)–Particularrequirements–Part
22:Static meters for active energy(classes 0,2S and 0,5S) "
 IEC62053-23"Electricity metering equipment (a.c.) – Particular requirements –Part
23: Static meters for reactive energy (classes 2 and 3) "
 IEC62056-21 "Electricity metering – Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load
control – Part 21:Direct local data exchange"
 IEC62056-42 " Electricity metering – Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and
load control – Part 42:Physical layer services and procedures for connection-oriented
asynchronous data exchange"
 IEC62056-46 "Electricity metering – Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and
load control – Part 46: Data link layer using HDLC protocol"
 IEC62056-47 "Electricity metering – Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load
control – Part 47:COSEM transport layer for IP networks"
 IEC62056-53 "Electricity metering – Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load
control – Part 53:COSEM Application layer"
 IEC62056-61 "Electricity metering – Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load
control – Part 61:OBIS Object identification system"
 IEC62056-62 "Electricity metering – Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and
load control – Part 62:Interface classes"

2 Performance

2.1 Basic Parameter

BASIC PARAMETER
Voltage 3*57.7-3* 240 V
Working range of voltage(phase to netural) 0.8 to 1.2Un
Minimum working Voltage(phase to netural) 46VAC
Current Ib 5A
Maximum current Imax 10A
Starting current 0.001Ib
Frequency 50Hz

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Range of frequency 50Hz±5
Active energy accuracy class Class 0.5s
Reactive energy accuracy class Class 2.0
Active impulse 10000 imp/kWh
Reactive impulse 10000 imp/kVarh

2.2 Working Temperature

TEMPERATURE LIST
Working temperature –20℃ to +55℃
Ultimate working temperature –25℃ to +70℃
Storage temperature –25℃ to +70℃

2.3 Electrical Characteristics

PARAMETR LIST
Power dissipation of voltage <2W，<5VA
Power dissipation of current <1VA
Static cone penetration test 8KV
Air Electrostatic Discharge test 15KV
Electromagnetic RF fields 10V/m(with current)
Electromagnetic RF fields 30V/m(without current)
Fast transient burst test 4KV
AC voltage test 4KV at 50Hz，1min
Impulse voltage test 1.2/50µs，8KV

2.4 Interface Parameter

INTERFACE PARAMETER LIST

Optical interface IEC62056-21 E mode
300bps for standby ， 9600 bps for
communication
RS232 interface DLMS HDLC
9600 bps
RS485 interface（optional） DLMS HDLC
9600 bps

2.5 Other Parameters

OTHER PARAMETERS LIST

RTC Accuracy error< 0.5S/Day 23℃

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Display LCD (liquid crystal display)
Protection degree IP51

3 Function

3.1 Energy metering

Metering data including power, voltage,current, power factor, frequency,angle of votage,

fundimental voltage, harmonic voltage, fundimental current, harmonic current and so on.
METERING DATA DISPLAY AND COMMMUNICATION TABLE
DATA ITEMS COMMUNICATION
FORMAT/UNIT
A Phase forward active power U32 / 0.1W
A Phase reverse active power U32 / 0.1W
A Phase forward reactive power U32 / 0.1var
A Phase reverse reactive power U32 / 0.1 var
A Phase apparent power U32 / 0.1 VA
A Phase voltage U16 / 1V
A Phase current U16 / 0.01A
A Phase power factor U16 / 0.001
BPhase forward active power U32 / 0.1W
B Phase reverse active power U32 / 0.1W
B Phase forward reactive power U32 / 0.1var
BPhase reverse reactive power U32 / 0.1 var
B Phase apparent power U32 / 0.1 VA
B Phase voltage U16 / 1V
B Phase current U16 / 0.01A
B Phase power factor U16 / 0.001
C Phase forward active power U32 / 0.1W
C Phase reverse active power U32 / 0.1W
C Phase forward reactive power U32 / 0.1var
C Phase reverse reactive power U32 / 0.1 var
C Phase apparent power U32 / 0.1 VA
CPhase voltage U16 / 1V
C Phase current U16 / 0.01A
C Phase power factor U16 / 0.001
Total power factor U16 / 0.001
Frequency U16 / 0.01Hz
Voltage Angle between A and B U16 / 0.1 º
Voltage Angle between A and C U16 / 0.1 º
Total forward active power U32 / 0.1W

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Total reverse active power U32 / 0.1W
Total forward reactive power U32 / 0.1var
Total reverse reactive power U32 / 0.1var
Fundamental voltage of A phase U16 /0.01V
Fundamental voltage of B phase U16 /0.01V
Fundamental voltage of C phase U16 /0.01V
Nthharmonic voltage of A phase（N=3-31 odd number） U16 /0.01V
Nth harmonic voltage of B phase（N=3-31 odd number） U16 /0.01V
Nth harmonic voltage of C phase（N=3-31 odd number） U16 /0.01V
Fundamental current of A phase U16 /0.01A
Fundamental current of B phase U16 /0.01A
Fundamental current of C phase U16 /0.01A
Nth harmonic current of A phase（N=3-31 odd number） U16 /0.01A
Nth harmonic current of B phase （N=3-31 odd number） U16 /0.01A
Nth harmonic current of C phase （N=3-31 odd number） U16 /0.01A

3.2 Energy Accumulation

Absolute value accumulation：Each phase will be treated as a single phase meter, summing
up the energy of individual phase will get the total energy.

3.2.1 Energy Register

3.2.1.1 Total Energy

 Total active energy register（TA）

 Total active energy tariff 1register（TA1）
 Total active energy tariff 2register（TA1）
 Total active energy tariff 3register（TA1）
 Total active energy tariff 4 register（TA1）
 Total active energy tariff 5register（TA5）
 Total active energy tariff 6register（TA6）
 Total active energy tariff 7register（TA7）
 Total active energy tariff 8register（TA8）
 Total forward active energy register（+A）
 Total forward active energy tariff 1 register（+A1）
 Total forward active energy tariff 2register（+A2）
 Total forward active energy tariff 3register（+A3）
 Total forward active energy tariff 4register（+A4）
 Total forward active energy tariff 5 register（+A5）
 Total forward active energy tariff 6register（+A6）
 Total forward active energy tariff 7register（+A7）

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 Total forward active energy tariff 8register（+A8）
 Total reverse active energy register（-A）
 Total reverse active energy tariff 1register（-A1）
 Total reverse active energy tariff 2register（-A2）
 Total reverse active energy tariff 3register（-A3）
 Total reverse active energy tariff 4register（-A4）
 Total reverse active energy tariff 5register（-A5）
 Total reverse active energy tariff 6register（-A6）
 Total reverse active energy tariff 7register（-A7）
 Total reverse active energy tariff 8register（-A8）
 Total forward active energy register（+R）
 Total forward active energy tariff 1register（+R1）
 Total forward active energy tariff 2register（+R2）
 Total forward active energy tariff 3register（+R3）
 Total forward active energy tariff 4register（+R4）
 Total forward active energy tariff 5register（+R5）
 Total forward active energy tariff 6register（+R6）
 Total forward active energy tariff 7register（+R7）
 Total forward active energy tariff 8register（+R8）
 Total reverse reactive energy register（-R）
 Total reverse reactive energy tariff 1register（-R1）
 Total reverse reactive energy tariff 2register（-R2）
 Total reverse reactive energy tariff 3register（-R3）
 Total reverse reactive energy tariff 4register（-R4）
 Total reverse reactive energy tariff 5register（-R5）
 Total reverse reactive energy tariff 6register（-R6）
 Total reverse reactive energy tariff 7register（-R7）
 Total reverse reactive energy tariff 8register（-R8）
 Total forward apparent energy register（+Q）
 Total forward apparent energy tariff 1register（+Q1）
 Total forward apparent energy tariff 2register（+Q2）
 Total forward apparent energy tariff 3register（+Q3）
 Total forward apparent energy tariff 4register（+Q4）
 Total forward apparent energy tariff 5register（+Q5）
 Total forward apparent energy tariff 6register（+Q6）
 Total forward apparent energy tariff 7register（+Q7）
 Total forward apparent energy tariff 8register（+Q8）
 Total reverse apparent energy register（-Q）
 Total reverse apparent energy tariff 1register（-Q1）
 Total reverse apparent energy tariff 2register（-Q2）
 Total reverse apparent energy tariff 3register（-Q3）
 Total reverse apparent energy tariff 4register（-Q4）
 Total reverse apparent energy tariff 5register（-Q5）
 Total reverse apparent energy tariff 6register（-Q6）

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 Total reverse apparent energy tariff 7register（-Q7）
 Total reverse apparent energy tariff 8register（-Q8）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy register（R1）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy tariff 1register（R11）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy tariff 2register（R12）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy tariff 3register（R13）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy tariff 4register（R14）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy tariff 5register（R15）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy tariff 6register（R16）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy tariff 7register（R17）
 Total Quadrant I reactive energy tariff 8register（R18）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy register（R2）
 Total Quadrant IIreactive energy tariff 1register（R21）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 2register（R22）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 3register（R23）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 4register（R24）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 5register（R25）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 6register（R26）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 7register（R27）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 8register（R28）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy register（R2）
 Total Quadrant IIreactive energy tariff 1register（R21）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 2register（R22）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 3register（R23）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 4register（R24）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 5register（R25）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 6register（R26）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 7 register（R27）
 Total Quadrant II reactive energy tariff 8register（R28）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy register（R3）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy tariff 1register（R31）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy tariff 2register（R32）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy tariff 3register（R33）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy tariff 4register（R34）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy tariff 5register（R35）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy tariff 6register（R36）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy tariff 7register（R37）
 Total Quadrant III reactive energy tariff 8 register（R38）

 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy register（R4）

 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy tariff 1 register（R41）
 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy tariff 2register（R42）
 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy tariff 3 register（R43）
 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy tariff 4 register（R44）

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 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy tariff 5register（R45）
 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy tariff 6 register（R46）
 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy tariff 7register（R47）
 Total Quadrant IIII reactive energy tariff 8register（R48）

3.2.1.2 Energy of Phase A

 Forward active energy register（+Aa）

 Reverse active energy register（-Aa）
 Forward reactive energy register（+Ra）
 Reverse reactive energy register（-Ra）
 Forward apparent energy register（+Qa）
 Reverse apparent energy register（-Qa）
 Quadrant I reactive energy register（+R1a）
 Quadrant II reactive energy register（+R2a）
 Quadrant III reactive energy register（+R3a）
 Quadrant IIII reactive energy register（+R4a）

3.2.1.3 Energy of Phase B

 Forward active energy register（+Ab）

 Reverse active energy register（-Ab）
 Forward reactive energy register（+Rb）
 Reverse reactive energy register（-Rb）
 Forward apparent energy register（+Qb）
 Reverse apparent energy register（-Qb）
 Quadrant I reactive energy register（+R1b）
 Quadrant II reactive energy register（+R2b）
 Quadrant III reactive energy register（+R3b）
 Quadrant IIII reactive energy register（+R4b）

3.2.1.4 Energy of Phase C

 Forward active energy register（+Ac）

 Reverse active energy register（-Ac）
 Forward reactive energy register（+Rc）
 Reverse reactive energy register（-Rc）
 Forward apparent energy register（+Qc）
 Reverse apparent energy register（-Qc）
 Quadrant I reactive energy register（+R1c）
 Quadrant II reactive energy register（+R2c）
 Quadrant III reactive energy register（+R3c）
 Quadrant IIII reactive energy register（+R4c）

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All the energyvalueare avaible for selective display and reading by communication channels.
For the display patterns,A decimal point could be configured, and the defaulted is 2 decimal
places.

3.3 Energy Demand

3.3.1 Brief Introduction

Pic. 5: principle of demand calculating

(1) Current average energy demand
(2) Last average energy demand
(3) Monthy maximum demand：the maximum demand among the final average energy
demand of each month
(4) Accumulated maximum demand：the accumulated demand of maximum energy demand
of every month
(5) Demand period
(6) Number of periods
(7) Accumulated period: Demand period * Number of periods；
(8) The meter starts to accumulate and calculating the energy from the first minute after
connecting with the power for the first time.

3.3.2 Demand Register

The demand register could be calculated as follows:

 Maximum demand register of forward active power（+MA）

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 Maximum demand register of forward active power tariff 1（+MA1）
 Maximum demand register of forward active power tariff 2（+MA2）
 Maximum demand register of forward active power tariff 3（+MA3）
 Maximum demand register of forward active power tariff 4（+MA4）
 Maximum demand register of forward active power tariff 5（+MA5）
 Maximum demand register of forward active power tariff 6（+MA6）
 Maximum demand register of forward active power tariff 7（+MA7）
 Maximum demand register of forward active power tariff 8（+MA8）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power（-MA）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power tariff 1（-MA1）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power tariff 2（-MA2）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power tariff 3（-MA3）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power tariff 4（-MA4）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power tariff 5（-MA5）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power tariff 6（-MA6）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power tariff 7（-MA7）
 Maximum demand register of reverse active power tariff 8（-MA8）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power（+MR）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power tariff 1（+MR1）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power tariff 2（+MR2）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power tariff 3（+MR3）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power tariff 4（+MR4）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power tariff 5（+MR5）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power tariff 6（+MR6）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power tariff 7（+MR7）
 Maximum demand register of forward reactive power tariff 8（+MR8）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power（-MR）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power tariff 1（-MR1）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power tariff 2（-MR2）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power tariff 3（-MR3）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power tariff 4（-MR4）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power tariff 5（-MR5）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power tariff 6（-MR6）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power tariff 7（-MR7）
 Maximum demand register of reverse reactive power tariff 8（-MR8）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power（+MQ）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power tariff 1（+MQ1）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power tariff 2（+MQ2）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power tariff 3（+MQ3）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power tariff 4（+MQ4）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power tariff 5（+MQ5）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power tariff 6（+MQ6）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power tariff 7（+MQ7）
 Maximum demand register of forward apparent power tariff 8（+MQ8）

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 Maximum demand register of reverse apparent power（-MQ）
 Maximum demand register of reverse apparent power tariff 1（-MQ1）
 Maximum demand register of reverse apparent power tariff 2（-MQ2）
 Maximum demand register of reverse apparent power tariff 3（-MQ3）
 Maximum demand register of reverse apparent power tariff 4（-MQ4）
 Maximum demand register of reverse apparent power tariff 5（-MQ5）
 Maximum demand register of reverse apparent power tariff 6 (-MQ7）
 Maximum demand register of reverse apparent power tariff 7（-MQ8）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power（+HMA）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power tariff 1（+HMA1）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power tariff 2（+HMA2）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power tariff 3（+HMA3）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power tariff 4（+HMA4）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power tariff 5（+HMA5）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power tariff 6（+HMA6）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power tariff 7（+HMA7）
 Maximum historical demand register of forward active power tariff 8（+HMA8）

3.4 Real- time Clock

The main fuction of real time clock is the calender clock for the meter. It works with the
power grid supply at normal time and battery supply when power off.

3.4.1 Real Time Clock Function

Real time functions of meter include the gregorian calendar format, automatical switch in
leap year.
Parameters:
 Error under normal temperature of 23℃<= 0.1s/d
 Error under storage range of the meter <= 0.5s/d

3.4.1.1 Solar Calendar

DATA LIST OF GREGORIAN CALENDAR FORMAT

Year 2000~2099 Year
Month 01 ~ 12 Month
Day 01 ~ 31 Day
Week 01 ~ 07 Corresponding to monday
to sunday
Hour 00 ~ 23 h
Minute 00 ~ 59 min
Second 00 ~ 59 s

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3.4.1.2 Automatical Switch in Leap Year

The real time clock of the meter has the function of automatical switch in leap year from
2000 to 2099.

3.4.2 Real Time Clock Operation

The energy meter clock operations includes clock display and clock programming (read and
write), specified as follows.

3.4.2.1 Clock Display

Clock is display within the LCDby the following format, see table.
Display Format of RTC
Data Item Display Format
Date Y-M-D
Time Hour:Min:Sec

3.4.2.2 Clock Programming

Clock which can be read and wrote by communication, but the energy meter has restrictions
to write the clock. The limit time is configurable(default configuration is 60 seconds). If exceeds
the limit, If the writing time(in accordance with the standard time) exceeds the point of the current
meter time (in accordance with the standard time). Then determines the clock is in error, invalid
setting data and writing clock exceeding signs.

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3.5 TOU Tariff

3.5.1 Tariff Structure

Pic 6. Tariff Structure

Above figure shows Tariff structure that is composes of exception days table, season table,
week table and day table, the structure support 50 exception days, 4 season table, 4 week table, 8
day table, 4 different tariff.
(1) Exception holidays table
Including the serial number of the holidays, the holiday date, day table ID corresponding
during the holiday period; comparing the current date of energy meter with the date of the holiday
table, if they are consistent, then judging the current meter date as a special holiday. Then take day
time table ID which is corresponding to the special holiday. Skip season table and week table. And
do day time table judgment;
Special holidays can be divided into two kinds: appointed special holidays, public special
holidays.
Appointed special holidays effect in the specified year;
Public special holidays can take effect in any years.
(2) Season table
Includeing season name, starting date, week table name; current date of meter compare to this
period, if the date is during this period, then acquires the corresponding week table name.
The season table only includes the starting date. If the current date is before the two starting
dates, then it is during this period.
Such as the season table:
Spring 1st March

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Summer 1st June
Autumn 1st September
Winter 1st December
If the current date is 1st March, then the season is spring.
(3) Week table
Including the the week table name, the day table number in the corresponding day of week;
energy meter gets the week table according to the week table judging from season table, and get
day table ID according to the current week table;
At most 4 week tables are configurable;
(4) Day table
Day table includes time, corresponding tariff number; based on previous day time table ID, this
meter judges according to the current time to get the current tariff number.
At most 8 day tables can be configured.

3.5.2 Switching Tariff

Switching tariff is realized by tariff structure. On the basis of the current meter clock, set data
by querying the tariff structure in the related table, and finally output tariff which the current meter
should be run.

3.5.3 Updating Tariff

Configure a passive tariff table, and set the effecting time. When the time comes, passive
tariff table e is activated, and covers the previous main tariff table.

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Pic 7. Passive Tariff Structure Picture Before Activated
If the effective time of the passive tariff is before the current time, then set the passive tariff
to work immediately after the activation;
If the current grid power-down, resulting in the current time skips effective time then
activates the passive tariff immediately after power-on.
After the activation, still retain the passive tariff table and the activation time. The
communication still can be read, but the sign to be activated within the meter is cleared, and will
not be activated again.
Passive tariff is activated, and this event will be added in the event records.

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Pic 8. Passive Tariff Structure Picture After Activated

3.5.4 Attention

The principle of setting tariff:

(1) When setting main tariff, start with the name of main tariff table, the filled with the rest of
parameters;
(2) When setting passive tariff, start with the name of passive tariff, the filled with the rest of
parameters;
(3) When setting public holiday table, start with the NO. of holiday, then filled with each holiday
parameters;
(4) When need to modify the content of public holiday, main tariff or passive tariff, should be
modify completely, either modify from the middle of parameters or part of parameters will
result in the meter breakdown;
(5) Only after the setting of passive tariff, effective time will be allowed to be set.

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3.6 Display

3.6.1 LCD

The energy meter has a LCD screen as below:

3.6.2 Display symbol

DisplaySymbol Content
Display OBIS code, use to indicate and differ display items
content, right aligned mode.
For example: forward total active power, display 1.8.0
Tariff indicator, support T1~T8 and 8 tariff indication.
For example: tariff 1, display T1
Communication indicator, indicate comunicaiton is in
process
For example: optical communication or uplink equipment
reading meter is on process, communication symbol flashes
at 1Hz frequency
Phase voltage indicator, indicate current phase voltage
normal or not, corresponding to R, S, T respectively.
For example: when voltage normal, display fixed symbol;
when voltage abnormal like undervoltage, over voltage,
display flashing symbol; when lost voltage in each phase,
doesn’t diplay.
Power direction indicator, power direction.
For example: in case of import power, then the arrow toward
right; in case of export power, then the arrow toward left; If
there isn’t any power flow this symbole is not
displayedNote: if voltage less than 20%Un, Meter doesn’t
display this symbol.
Battery status indicator, if current energy meter detect
battery voltage not enough or battery lifecycle ending, the

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symbol indicate at 1Hz frequency. Once the warning
displayed, need excecute complete battery replacement
process, then the warning symbol will disappear.
GPRS signal indicator, indicate current GPRS signal
strenghth.
Data display area

Relay status indicator, indicate current relay physical status

open or close
Unit symbol, can combine different unit as kWh、kW、Hz,
kVah
Quadrant indicator, indicate current working quadrant(judge
according to three phase active/reactive algebra sum status
to indicate current totol working quadrant status)

S1：history open cover event occurred

S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S2： the meter under press button display mode or ALT
display mode
S3：the meter under TEST display mode
S4：losing neutral line
S5：voltage and current was not in one phase
S6：opening meter cover
S7：unbalance or reverse wiring
S8：opening terminal cover
S9：opening battery cover

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3.6.3 Display mode

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Display mode instruciton
(1) Can configure rotation time of automatic rotation table, rotation items, press button display
items and test display items
(2) Rotation display table, button display table and test display table can configure 60 display
items maximum respectively
(3) The energy meter default as automatic rotation display, it will enter press button display
mode by press the down button 2s, display start from the 1st button display;under button
display mode, switch button display items by press button, if not press button over 2 mins,
will switch to automatic rataiton mode automatically, display start from 1st display item;
under button display mode, press down button 2s to enter test display mode, if not press
button over 2 mins, will switch to automatic rataiton mode automatically.
(4) If have back light, back light will light after entering button display mode and light off when
back to automatic rataiton mode.
(5) the meter power off , display close, enter no display mode.
(6) Under no display mode, press down button to enter black out display mode, under this mode
use button display table working, if not press button over 20s, will switch to no display mode,
there is no test mode when black out.

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3.6.4 Display items

HXT300 three phase meter support display items including total energy active and reactive,
tariff energy active and ractive, instantaneous, demand, event information etc, display items and
their display format as below table:
Ind User Name
Ind UserID
Ind EPB Name
Total of current reversal L1 count
Total of current reversal L2 count
Total of current reversal L3 count
Number of long power failures in any phase
Voltage in phase L1
Voltage in phase L2
Voltage in phase L3
THD of voltage in phase L1
THD of voltage in phase L2
THD of voltage in phase L3
current in phase L1
current in phase L2
current in phase L3
THD of current in phase L1
THD of current in phase L2
THD of current in phase L3
Algebraic sum of current in all phases
Current in neutral
Active power (+)
Active power (+) in phase L1
Active power (+) in phase L2
Active power (+) in phase L3
Active power (-)
Active power (-) in phase L1
Active power (-) in phase L2
Active power (-) in phase L3
Reactive power (+)
Reactive power (+) in phase L1
Reactive power (+) in phase L2
Reactive power (+) in phase L3
Reactive power (-)
Reactive power (-) in phase L1
Reactive power (-) in phase L2
Reactive power (-) in phase L3

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Apparent power(+)
Apparent power(+) in phase L1
Apparent power(+) in phase L2
Apparent power(+) in phase L3
Apparent power (-)
Apparent power (-) in phase L1
Apparent power(-) in phase L2
Apparent power (-) in phase L3
Power factor
Power factor in phase L1
Power factor in phase L2
Power factor in phase L3
Phase shift between voltage and current in phase L1
Phase shift between voltage and current in phase L2
Phase shift between voltage and current in phase L3
Phase shift of voltage, phase L1 to L2
Phase shift of voltage, phase L3 to L1
Frequency
Active energy (+), current month
Active energy (+) tariff 1, current month
Active energy (+) tariff 2, current month
Active energy (+) tariff 3, current month
Active energy (+) tariff 4, current month
Active energy (+) in phase L1, current month
Active energy (+) in phase L2, current month
Active energy (+) in phase L3, current month
Active energy (-), current month
Active energy (-) tariff 1, current month
Active energy (-) tariff 2, current month
Active energy (-) tariff 3, current month
Active energy (-) tariff 4, current month
Active energy (-) in phase L1, current month
Active energy (-) in phase L2, current month
Active energy (-) in phase L3, current month
Reactive energy (+), current month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 1, current month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 2, current month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 3, current month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 4, current month
Reactive energy (+) in phase L1, current month
Reactive energy (+) in phase L2, current month
Reactive energy (+) in phase L3, current month
Reactive energy (-), current month

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Reactive energy (-) tariff 1, current month
Reactive energy (-) tariff 2, current month
Reactive energy (-) tariff 3, current month
Reactive energy (-) tariff 4, current month
Reactive energy (-) in phase L1, current month
Reactive energy (-) in phase L2, current month
Reactive energy (-) in phase L3, current month
Reactive energy (QI), current month
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 1, current month
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 2, current month
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 3, current month
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 4, current month
Reactive energy (QI) in phase L1, current month
Reactive energy (QI) in phase L2, current month
Reactive energy (QI) in phase L3, current month
Reactive energy (QIV), current month
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 1, current month
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 2, current month
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 3, current month
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 4, current month
Reactive energy (QIV) in phase L1, current month
Reactive energy (QIV) in phase L2, current month
Reactive energy (QIV) in phase L3, current month
Reactive energy (QII), current month
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 1, current month
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 2, current month
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 3, current month
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 4, current month
Reactive energy (QII) in phase L1, current month
Reactive energy (QII) in phase L2, current month
Reactive energy (QII) in phase L3, current month
Reactive energy (QIII), current month
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 1, current month
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 2, current month
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 3, current month
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 4, current month
Reactive energy (QIII) in phase L1, current month
Reactive energy (QIII) in phase L2, current month
Reactive energy (QIII) in phase L3, current month
Apparent energy (+), current month
Apparent energy (+) tariff 1, current month
Apparent energy (+) tariff 2, current month
Apparent energy (+) tariff 3, current month

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Reactive MD (-) tariff 1, current month
Reactive MD (-) tariff 2, current month
Reactive MD (-) tariff 3, current month
Reactive MD (-) tariff 4, current month
Apparent MD (+), current month
Apparent MD (+) tariff 1, current month
Apparent MD (+) tariff 2, current month
Apparent MD (+) tariff 3, current month
Apparent MD (+) tariff 4, current month
Apparent MD (-), current month
Apparent MD (-) tariff 1, current month
Apparent MD (-) tariff 2, current month
Apparent MD (-) tariff 3, current month
Apparent MD (-) tariff 4, current month
Active MD (+), previous 1 month
Active MD (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Active MD (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Active MD (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Active MD (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Active MD (-), previous 1 month
Active MD (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Active MD (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Active MD (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Active MD (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Reactive MD (+), previous 1 month
Reactive MD (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Reactive MD (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Reactive MD (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Reactive MD (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Reactive MD (-), previous 1 month
Reactive MD (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Reactive MD (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Reactive MD (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Reactive MD (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Apparent MD (+), previous 1 month
Apparent MD (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Apparent MD (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Apparent MD (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Apparent MD (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Apparent MD (-), previous 1 month
Apparent MD (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Apparent MD (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Apparent MD (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month

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Apparent MD (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|), current month
Occurring time of active MD (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 1, current month
Occurring time of active MD (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 2, current month
Occurring time of active MD (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 3, current month
Occurring time of active MD (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 4, current month
Occurring time of active MD (+), current month
Occurring time of active MD (+) tariff 1, current month
Occurring time of active MD (+) tariff 2, current month
Occurring time of active MD (+) tariff 3, current month
Occurring time of active MD (+) tariff 4, current month
Occurring time of active MD (-), current month
Occurring time of active MD (-) tariff 1, current month
Occurring time of active MD (-) tariff 2, current month
Occurring time of active MD (-) tariff 3, current month
Occurring time of active MD (-) tariff 4, current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+), current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+) tariff 1, current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+) tariff 2, current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+) tariff 3, current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+) tariff 4, current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-), current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-) tariff 1, current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-) tariff 2, current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-) tariff 3, current month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-) tariff 4, current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+), current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+) tariff 1, current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+) tariff 2, current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+) tariff 3, current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+) tariff 4, current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-), current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-) tariff 1, current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-) tariff 2, current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-) tariff 3, current month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-) tariff 4, current month
Occurring time of active MD (+), previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (-), previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month

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Occurring time of active MD (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Occurring time of active MD (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+), previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-), previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Occurring time of reactive MD (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+), previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-), previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Occurring time of apparent MD (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Reactive energy when low power factor, current month
Reactive energy when low power factor tariff 1, current month
Reactive energy when low power factor tariff 2, current month
Reactive energy when low power factor tariff 3, current month
Reactive energy when low power factor tariff 4, current month
Reactive energy when low power factor in phase L1, current month
Reactive energy when low power factor in phase L2, current month
Reactive energy when low power factor in phase L3, current month
Active energy (+), previous 1 month
Active energy (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Active energy (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Active energy (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Active energy (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Active energy (-), previous 1 month
Active energy (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Active energy (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Active energy (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Active energy (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Reactive energy (+), previous 1 month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month

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Reactive energy (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Reactive energy (-), previous 1 month
Reactive energy (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Reactive energy (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Reactive energy (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Reactive energy (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Apparent energy (+), previous 1 month
Apparent energy (+) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Apparent energy (+) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Apparent energy (+) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Apparent energy (+) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Apparent energy (-), previous 1 month
Apparent energy (-) tariff 1, previous 1 month
Apparent energy (-) tariff 2, previous 1 month
Apparent energy (-) tariff 3, previous 1 month
Apparent energy (-) tariff 4, previous 1 month
Reactive power(low power factor)
Reactive power in phase L1(low power factor)
Reactive power in phase L3(low power factor)
Reactive power in phase L2(low power factor)
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|),previous 1 month
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 1,previous 1 month
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 2,previous 1 month
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 3,previous 1 month
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 4,previous 1 month
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|),previous 1 month
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 1,previous 1 month
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 2,previous 1 month
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 3,previous 1 month
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 4,previous 1 month
Active energy (+), previous 2 month
Active energy (+) tariff 1, previous 2 month
Active energy (+) tariff 2, previous 2 month
Active energy (+) tariff 3, previous 2 month
Active energy (+) tariff 4, previous 2 month
Reactive energy (+), previous 2 month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 1, previous 2 month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 2, previous 2 month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 3, previous 2 month
Reactive energy (+) tariff 4, previous 2 month
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|),previous 2 month

3.7 Power Quality Monitor

HXT300 can monitor the quality of the grid, and record the running status of the grid, and
prompt alarm notice when abnormal.
Monitoring the quality of the grid includes: Power down, abnormal voltage (overvoltage and
undervoltage), loss of phase, three phase current unbalance, loss of current, bypass, harmonic
content analysis.

3.7.1 Power Down

If the voltage of three phase reach to under 46±1V at same time, judged as power down, enter
into the state of power down, and save the occurred time of power down.
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based on the time duration to judge whether it belong to long time power down event or short
time power down event, the dividing time is configurable.
Data can be monitored:
(1) The times of short time power down
(2) The times of long time power down
(3) The occurred time of power down
(4) The end time of power down
(5) The latest 200 times of end time and duration time for long time power down event.

3.7.2 Abnormal Voltage

Abnormal voltage of power grid includes overvoltage and undervoltage.

3.7.2.1 Over Voltage

Start condition: voltage over than NNN.N V(voltage trigger threshold of overvoltage event),
and the max voltage over than critical voltage, and going on for some time.
End condition: voltage less than NNN.N V(voltage trigger threshold of overvoltage event), or
the voltage is less than critical voltage, and going on for some time.
Judgment time delay: configurable (default time is 10 seconds for judge delay time of
overvoltage event).
Record content: record the max voltage when the event occurred.

3.7.2.2 Undervoltage

Start condition: voltage less than NNN.N V (voltage trigger threshold of undervoltage event),
and the max voltage over than critical voltage, and going on for some time.
End condition: voltage over than NNN.N V (voltage trigger threshold of overvoltage event),
or the voltage is less than critical voltage, and going on for some time.
Judgment time delay: configurable (default time is 10 seconds for judge delay time of
Under voltage event ).
Record content: record the minimum voltage when the event occurred.

3.7.3 Loss Phase

In Three-Phase power supply system, one phase is less than the critical voltage of meters, and
the current of same-phase less than the starting current.
Suppose one phase of present is Ux, the current is Ix; voltage trigger threshold is Up, current
trigger threshold is Ip, judge delay time is T. (Up，Ip，T is configurable)
Condition of loss of phase start: when Ux < Up and Ix < Ip is not changed in continuous time
of T, so phase of X is on the status of loss of phase, the right indicator Ux disappear, start
recording the event of loss of phase.

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Condition of loss of phase recover: when Ux > Up or Ix >= Ip is not changed in continuous
time of T, so phase of X is on the status of loss of phase recover, the right indicator Ux will be on
show, stop recording the event of loss of phase.
Note: loss of phase event will be end instantly when power off.

3.7.4 Three-Phase Current Unbalance

Start condition: Maximum phase current is continuously greater than 5%Ib(this condition is
the same as the largest threshold of current loss). At the same time, when both the
maximum current and minimum current is content with （Imax－Imin）/Iavg >
NN.NN(Imbalance rate, configurable), if in T seconds,the conditions have been
met, the unbalanced current events happen.
Recovery condition: Maximum phase current is less than the setted threshold, the unbalance
rate is less than the setted value; Or meter will stop working.

3.7.5 Loss of Current

Start condition: Maximum three-phase current is greater than 5%Ib (current loss event
triggers upper limit), and some certain phase current is less than starting current,
and last for a period time.
End condition: Current is greater than NN.NNNN A(cut-off event triggers floor limit)， or
the voltage is less than the critical voltage.
Judgment delay time: configurable (cut-off events determine the delay default time for 10
seconds)

3.7.6 Bypass Judgment

Start condition: when the current of vector sum and neutral line is greater then 5% Imax, and
their difference is 20% (default) greater than maximum current, it is bypass.
End condition: the current of vector sum and neutral line does not satisfy the start condition,
or the meter is under the power-down state.

3.7.7 Harmonic content analysis

The calculation of harmonic can be based on IEC61000-4-7 calculation (based on the

fundamental value) to real-time compute 1-31 order harmonic content. Due to the even harmonics
have little effect on power grid, so does not provide even harmonic data reading.
By harmonic analysis, to refresh every second calculation data content is as follows:
(1) Three-phase fundamental wave distortion voltage(V)
(2) Three-phase fundamental wave distortion current size(A)
(3) Three-phase voltage harmonic distortion relative percentage (Accurate to 0.1%)
(4) Three-phase current harmonic distortion relative percentage (Accurate to 0.1%)
(5) Total harmonic voltage distortion relative percentage

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(6) Total harmonic current distortion relative percentage

3.8 Event Records

HXT300 three phase meter has large built-incapacity memory, can record the various types of
events when the meter works.
There are three kinds of events: standard event types, tampering event types, grid type and
special events.

3.8.1 Standard Event Types

There is no distinctive feature for this type event, so record as standard event
Record format: event code, event time
Can record up to 200 items

STANDARD EVENT RECORD TABLE

Corresponding event name Judgement based on
Clock modify-time before modify time through communication
switching
Clock modify-time after modify time through communication
switching
Clock failure The external RTC has hardware problem or
current RTC with abnormal.
Battery to be replaced The voltage of battery less than 3.3V
Active the passive tariff Active time of passive tariff arrived
Clear of register alarm Execute clearing alarm by communication.
Modify the parameter of CT&PT Parameter of CT&PT changed
program Write parameter to meter
billing Manual reset billing
Tou program Modify TOU parameter

3.8.2 Tampering event

It records the event related to tampering.

Record format: event code, time of event occurred
Can recode up to 200 items
TAMPERING EVENT RECORD TABLE
Corresponding event name Judgement based on
Terminal cover opened Status of terminal change from closing to
opening
Terminal cover closed Status of terminal change from opening to
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Meter cover opened Status of meter cover changed from closing
to opening
Meter cover closed Status of meter cover changed from opening
to closing
Battery cover opened Status of battery cover change from closing to
opening
Battery cover closed Status of battery cover change from opening
to closing

3.8.3 Power Grid Event Record

It records the event related to power grid event.

Record format: event code, time of event occurred.
Can record up to 200 items.
POWER GRID EVENT TABLE
Corresponding event name Judgement based on
Bypass start Bypass event occurred
Bypass end Bypass event ended
Reverse phase start Reverse phase occurred
Reverse phase end Reverse phase ended
Power down Power down
Power on Power on
A phase current reverse start Current of phase A change from forward to
reverse, check time configurable, default value
is 10 seconds
A phase current reverse end Current of phase A change from reverse to
forward, check time configurable, default
value is 10 seconds
B phase current reverse start Current of phase B change from forward to
reverse, check time configurable, default value
is 10 seconds
B phase current reverse end Current of phase B change from reverse to
forward, check time configurable, default
value is 10 seconds
C phase current reverse start Current of phase C change from forward to
reverse, check time configurable, default value
is 10 seconds
C phase current reverse end Current of phase C change from reverse to
forward, check time configurable, default
value is 10 seconds
Loss of current start Check detail in chapter of 4.8.5
Loss of current end Check detail in chapter of 4.8.5
A phase voltage loss start Voltage of phase A under voltage loss

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threshold and over phase loss threshold
A phase voltage loss end Voltage of phase A under overvoltage
threshold and over voltage loss threshold
B phase voltage loss start Voltage of phase B under voltage loss
threshold and over phase loss threshold
B phase voltage loss end Voltage of phase B under overvoltage
threshold and over voltage loss threshold
C phase voltage loss start Voltage of phase C under voltage loss
threshold and over phase loss threshold
C phase voltage loss end Voltage of phase C under overvoltage
threshold and over voltage loss threshold
Current unbalance start Check detail in chapter of 4.8.4
Current unbalance end Check detail in chapter of 4.8.4
A phase overvoltage start Voltage of phase A over overvoltage threshold
A phase overvoltage end Voltage of phase A under overvoltage
threshold and over voltage loss threshold
B phase overvoltage start Voltage of phase B over overvoltage threshold
B phase overvoltage end Voltage of phase B under overvoltage
threshold and over voltage loss threshold
C phase overvoltage start Voltage of phase C over overvoltage threshold
C phase overvoltage end Voltage of phase C under overvoltage
threshold and over voltage loss threshold
Loss of phase start in phase A Voltage of phase A under phase loss threshold
Loss of phase end in phase A Voltage of phase A over phase loss threshold
Loss of phase start in phase B Voltage of phase B under phase loss threshold
Loss of phase end in phase B Voltage of phase B over phase loss threshold
Loss of phase start in phase C Voltage of phase C under phase loss threshold
Loss of phase end in phase C Voltage of phase C over phase loss threshold

3.8.4 Special event type

3.8.4.1 Grid Long Power Down

Separately records long power down events.

Record format: long power down over time and duration.
Can record up to 50 items
GRID EVENT RECORD TABLE
Corresponding event name Judgement based on
Grid long power down Power down duration exceeds long power
down cycle, see detailed 4.8.1 (grid power
down monitor)

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3.8.4.2 Open Meter Cover

The event records open cover.

Record format: event time, total forward active power when the event occurred.
Can record up to 50 items.
OPEN METER COVER RECORD TABLE
Corresponding event name criterion
Open meter cover event The meter status changes from do not
detecting open cover to detecting open cover.

3.8.4.3 Open Terminal Cover

The event records open terminal cover.

Record format: event time, total forward active power when the event occurs
Can record up to 50 items.
OPEN TERMINAL COVER RECORD TABLE
Corresponding event name Judgement based on
Open meter cover event The meter status changes from do not
detecting open terminal cover to detecting
open terminal cover.

3.8.4.4 Meter Reprogram

This records meter reprogramming event.

Record format: event time, total forward active power when the event occurs
Can record up to 50 items.
CURRENT REVERSE RECORD TABLE
Corresponding event name Judgement based on
Meter reprogramming event The meter is reprogrammed; each event less
than 6 seconds will be recorded as one meter
reprogramming event; Clear warning register
and clear all events will not be recorded as
that event. If continuously programming, and
the last time is to clear the warning register,
then that also will not be recorded as the
programming evet.

3.8.4.5 Grid Power Down

This records grid power down event.

Record format: event time, total forward active power when the event occurs
Can record up to 50 items.

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POWER DOWN EVENT RECORD TABLE
Code Corresponding event name Judgement based on
Grid power down event Grid is power down.

3.8.4.6 Over voltage

This records over voltage event after it end.

Record format: event start time, end time and the lowers voltage value when event occurs.
Can record up to 50 items.

OVER VOLTAGE RECORD TABLE

Corresponding event name Judgement based on
A phase over voltage event See 4.8.2
B phase over voltage event See 4.8.2
C phase over voltage event See 4.8.2
Note: over voltage event ends once power off, and record again at next time power on.

3.8.4.7 Bypass

This records bypass event.

Record format: event start time, total forward active energy when event occurs, voltage,
current.
Can record up to 20 items.

BYPASS RECORD TABLE

Corresponding event name Judgement based on
Bypass event The meter status changes from not detecting
bypass to detecting bypass.

3.8.5 Attention

 In the same type of event, if the time of two events occurred is less than one second,
then, it maybe considered occures at the same time. And record in increasing order
according to the format. That may lead to some deviation when record. So it needs to
pay more attention when people checking.
For example, if open terminal cover rapidly after close it, in tampering event record
should record the close terminal cover event then open terminal cover event. But due to
the time is in the same second, the meter will record them in increasing order. First open
terminal cover event then close terminal cover event. Just the time is the same.
 There is 1 second at most from the event is diagnosed to record. If the power was cut off
in this period, it will happen that the event could be diagnosed but can’t be recorded.

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If the voltage is lost before the power is cut off, or the power is cut off before the event
is recorded, the event can’t be recorded even the power is on again. There will be just a
record of power-off but no record when it begains.

3.9 Load Profile

3.9.1 Record Method

HXT300 three-phase meter supports up to 4 load profile and 20 recording channel for each
load profile, which can be configured. Catch objects and the objects within the non-volatile
storage bytes which take up space. The space used by the captured object and other captured
object in the nonvolatile storage.
After setting the captured object, user can use the matched PC software to read the maximum
record point in each channel.

3.9.2 Channel register

AMI status word

Average frequency Hz
Active energy (+) Wh
Active energy (+) tariff 1 Wh
Active energy (+) tariff 2 Wh
Active energy (+) tariff 3 Wh
Active energy (+) tariff 4 Wh
Active energy (-) Wh
Active energy (-) tariff 1 Wh
Active energy (-) tariff 2 Wh
Active energy (-) tariff 3 Wh
Active energy (-) tariff 4 Wh
Reactive energy (+) varh
Reactive energy (+) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (+) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (+) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (+) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (-) varh
Reactive energy (-) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (-) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (-) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (-) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (QI) varh
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 2 varh

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Reactive energy (QI) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (QII) varh
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (QIII) varh
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (QIV) varh
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 4 varh
Apparent energy (+) VAh
Apparent energy (+) tariff 1 VAh
Apparent energy (+) tariff 2 VAh
Apparent energy (+) tariff 3 VAh
Apparent energy (+) tariff 4 VAh
Apparent energy (-) VAh
Apparent energy (-) tariff 1 VAh
Apparent energy (-) tariff 2 VAh
Apparent energy (-) tariff 3 VAh
Apparent energy (-) tariff 4 VAh
Active energy (+) in phase L1 Wh
Active energy (-) in phase L1 Wh
Reactive energy (+) in phase L1 varh
Reactive energy (-) in phase L1 varh
Apparent energy (+) in phase L1 VAh
Apparent energy (-) in phase L1 VAh
Active energy (+) in phase L2 Wh
Active energy (-) in phase L2 Wh
Reactive energy (+) in phase L2 varh
Reactive energy (-) in phase L2 varh
Apparent energy (+) in phase L2 VAh
Apparent energy (-) in phase L2 VAh
Active energy (+) in phase L3 Wh
Active energy (-) in phase L3 Wh
Reactive energy (+) in phase L3 varh
Reactive energy (-) in phase L3 varh

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Average reactive power (-) in phase L3 var
Average power factor
Min. power factor
Max. power factor
Average power factor in phase L1
Average power factor in phase L2
Average power factor in phase L3
Average reactive power in phase L1(low power factor)
Average reactive power in phase L2(low power factor)
Average reactive power in phase L3(low power factor)
Average reactive power(low power factor)
Reactive energy(low power factor)
Reactive energy tariff 3(low power factor)
Reactive energy tariff 2(low power factor)
Reactive energy tariff 4(low power factor)
Reactive energy tariff 1(low power factor)
Reactive energy in phase L1(low power factor)
Reactive energy in phase L2(low power factor)
Reactive energy in phase L3(low power factor)
Average apparent power (-) in phase L1 VA
Average apparent power (-) in phase L2 VA
Average apparent power (-) in phase L3 VA
Average apparent power (+) in phase L1 VA
Average apparent power (+) in phase L2 VA
Average apparent power (+) in phase L3 VA

3.9.3 Storage Capacity

The total storage of load records is 90days if 2 load profile with15min capaturing cycleand
20 channels for each load profile.
According to different record needs, customers can allocate the starting address of each
record load channel, captured object and capturing cycle of each channel.

3.9.4 Attention

(1) For voltage, current, frequency, active power, reactive power maximum value, minimum
value, average value, all of them are only allowed to be chosen once in the whole load
captured objects.
(2) If the power is off when recording, then the above value will be lost, recount after the
power is on. If the configured captured interval time is 10 min, during the 1st min to 5th
min, the power is off. Then at the 6th min, the power is on. Then in the 10 min, the
captured value is from the 6th min to 10th min.
(3) Load records will only be recorded in the right time. If miss this time, then it will not

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record. If in channel 1, the configured captured cycle is 1440minutes (one day), then it
records at 0 o’clock every day. If the grid is power off at 0 o’clock, then it will not
record after power is on. That meant it will loss the whole day record data.

3.10 Data Billing

3.10.1 Billing Logic

HXT300 three-phase meter have built-in large capacity memory which can store last 18 times
historical billing data.
Utility can configure billing time. The time is optional from 0 o’clock in first day to 23
o’clock in 28th of each month. At following circumstance can deal the billing:
 Current time just pass the billing time.
 When the current time is greater than the last billing time, and it exceeds more than one
month or skip the billing time point.
 When the current time is less than the last billing time, and the billing month exceeds
more than one month comparing with last month.
In the following several cases, it can determine and deal with it to ensure can print billing
account.
 Grid power is on
 Each hour
 Modify the meter clock
 Modify the billing date

3.10.2 Billing data

billing data can be configurable as follows:

Date&&time
Active energy(+) Wh
Active energy (+) tariff 1 Wh
Active energy (+) tariff 2 Wh
Active energy (+) tariff 3 Wh
Active energy (+) tariff 4 Wh
Active energy (-) Wh
Active energy (-) tariff 1 Wh
Active energy (-) tariff 2 Wh
Active energy (-) tariff 3 Wh
Active energy (-) tariff 4 Wh
Reactive energy (+) varh
Reactive energy (+) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (+) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (+) tariff 3 varh

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Reactive energy (+) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (-) varh
Reactive energy (-) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (-) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (-) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (-) tariff 4 varh
Apparent energy (+) VAh
Apparent energy (+) tariff 1 VAh
Apparent energy (+) tariff 2 VAh
Apparent energy (+) tariff 3 VAh
Apparent energy (+) tariff 4 VAh
Apparent energy (-) VAh
Apparent energy (-) tariff 1 VAh
Apparent energy (-) tariff 2 VAh
Apparent energy (-) tariff 3 VAh
Apparent energy (-) tariff 4 VAh
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) Wh
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 1 Wh
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 2 Wh
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 3 Wh
Active energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 4 Wh
Reactive energy (QI) varh
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (QI) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (QII) varh
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (QII) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (QIII) varh
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (QIII) tariff 4 varh
Reactive energy (QIV) varh
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (QIV) tariff 4 varh
Active energy (+) in phase L1 Wh
Active energy (-) in phase L1 Wh

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Reactive energy (+) in phase L1 varh
Reactive energy (-) in phase L1 varh
Apparent energy (+) in phase L1 VAh
Apparent energy (-) in phase L1 VAh
Active energy (+) in phase L2 Wh
Active energy (-) in phase L2 Wh
Reactive energy (+) in phase L2 varh
Reactive energy (-) in phase L2 varh
Apparent energy (+) in phase L2 VAh
Apparent energy (-) in phase L2 VAh
Active energy (+) in phase L3 Wh
Active energy (-) in phase L3 Wh
Reactive energy (+) in phase L3 varh
Reactive energy (-) in phase L3 varh
Apparent energy (+) in phase L3 VAh
Apparent energy (-) in phase L3 VAh
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) varh
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 1 varh
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 2 varh
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 3 varh
Reactive energy (|QI+QIV|+|QII+QIII|) tariff 4 varh
Active MD (+) &&Occurring time W
Active MD(+) tariff 1 &&Occurring time W
Active MD(+) tariff 2 &&Occurring time W
Active MD(+) tariff 3 &&Occurring time W
Active MD(+) tariff 4 &&Occurring time W
Active MD (-) &&Occurring time W
Active MD(-) tariff 1 &&Occurring time W
Active MD(-) tariff 2 &&Occurring time W
Active MD(-) tariff 3 &&Occurring time W
Active MD(-) tariff 4 &&Occurring time W
Reactive MD (+) &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (+) tariff 1 &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (+) tariff 2 &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (+) tariff 3 &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (+) tariff 4 &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (-) &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (-) tariff 1 &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (-) tariff 2 &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (-) tariff 3 &&Occurring time var
Reactive MD (-) tariff 4 &&Occurring time var
Apparent MD (+) &&Occurring time VA
Apparent MD (+) tariff 1 &&Occurring time VA

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Apparent MD (+) tariff 2 &&Occurring time VA
Apparent MD (+) tariff 3 &&Occurring time VA
Apparent MD (+) tariff 4 &&Occurring time VA
Apparent MD (-) &&Occurring time VA
Apparent MD (-) tariff 1 &&Occurring time VA
Apparent MD (-) tariff 2 &&Occurring time VA
Apparent MD (-) tariff 3 &&Occurring time VA
Apparent MD (-) tariff 4 &&Occurring time VA
Numerator of CT ratio
Denominator of CT ratio
Numerator of PT ratio
Denominator of PT ratio
AMI status word
Reactive energy(low power factor) varh
Reactive energy tariff 1(low power factor) varh
Reactive energy tariff 2(low power factor) varh
Reactive energy tariff 3(low power factor) varh
Reactive energy tariff 4(low power factor) varh
Reactive energy in phase L1(low power factor) varh
Reactive energy in phase L2(low power factor) varh
Reactive energy in phase L3(low power factor) varh

3.11 Communication Function

3.11.1Optical Communication

Use IEC62056-21 E mode communication protocol, features as below

 300bps standy by, communicate by 9600bps after shake hands
 Use high level identify verification（HLS）
 Supportthree level with username and password
 255bytesEach data frame not over 255bytes
 Use logical long name（LN）
 Support communication reading
 Support communication configuration
 Support method operation
 Support data block reading and writing operation
 Support time interval reading

3.11.2 RS-232Communication

Use DLMS HDLC mode communication protocol, features as below

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 9600bps(configurable at 1200~9600bps)
 Use high level identify verification（HLS）
 Supportthree level with username and password
 Each data frame not over 255bytes
 Use logical long name
 Support communication reading
 Support communication configuration
 Support method operation
 Support data block reading and writing operation
 Support time interval reading

3.11.2 RS-485 Communication(optional)

Same with RS232 communication.

3.12 Software Upgrade

3.12.1 Upgrade Security Measures

 The energy meter uses below measures to make sure upgrade security:
 When PDA or CAS initiate the upgrade process, the energy meter will test whether
support upgrade software version, if not support, it will reject upgrade to avoid PDA or
CAS use wrong upgrade package
 Each data frame transimission with DLMS protocol CRC check
Each Mirror data block with the CRC checksum data block
 PDA or CAS compare whether all data block be accepted successfully
 Before upgrade, PDA or CAS compare the upgrade software version and MD5 check
code stored in the energy meter to determine whole mirror upgrade package be accepted
successfully
 Before upgrade initialized, the energy will check mirror upgrade package with MD5,
and compare with the generated MD5 check code
 Use multiple comparison methed to compare image code memory reading and writing to
make sure each reading and writing correct
 after upgraded, will read the version again in case wrong programming

3.12.2 Upgrade features

a) Use PDA transimit the mirror upgrade package to the energy meter need less than
15mins
b) During upgrade transimission, the other function of the energy meter will not be effected
c) The energy meter process mirror data block check time less than 3mins
d) The energy meter start to end upgrade time less than 2mins

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e) During start to end upgrade, the energy meter will process upgrade only and won’t
process the other function

3.12.3 Attention

Below When correspond bit value=1 will fail the upgrade:

(1) During upgrade, Image code memory hardware failure occurred. Under this When
correspond bit value=1, there are some codes already covered by upgrade package, and the
other codes not covered, which will cause the energy meter not work, only when Image Code
memory recovered from failure, the energy meter can work again. This When correspond bit
value=1 will cause fatal damage to the energy meter.
(2) Image code memory hardware failure occurred before upgrade. Under this When correspond
bit value=1, the energy meter will not process upgrade process due to hardware failure
detected and still working by old version software.
(3) When the energy meter processing upgrade, please do not put the items with strong magnetic
field nearby the energy meter in case strong magnectic interference might cause
programming wrong data and increase the risk of upgrade failure

3.13 Battery Power Supply

HXT300 is equipped with a lithium battery, which is used to maintain the energy meter
calendar clock, open cover record and key button wake up display when grid power down.

3.13.1 Battery voltage detection

When grid power on, calculate current battery voltage value by AD sampling per second,
calculation; Caculated battery voltage range duing normal working: 3.4~3.8V, accuracy ：±0.1V.
Battery voltage display value is invalid when grid power down

3.13.2 Battery undervoltage judgment

When battery voltage lower than 3.3V, the energy meter will display battery undervoltage
symbol to announcethe user to replace battery, and record the event of battery undervoltage.

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4 Operation and maintenance instruction

4.1RS232 interface

RJ45 pin right to left, numbered from 1 to 8

9pin RS-232 port(DB8)

PIN Abbreviation function description

1 Reserved

2 Reserved

3 DTR Data Terminal Ready

4 GND Ground

5 RXD Receive

6 TXD Transmit

7 CTS Clear To Send

8 RTS Request To Send

4.2RS485 interface

8 1

RJ45 pin right to left, numbered from 1 to 8

PIN Abbreviation

1 Reserved

2 Reserved

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3 Reserved

4 Reserved

5 A

6 B

7 Reserved

8 Reserved

4.3Auxiliary Terminal

4.2.1 Impulse output and input

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Terminal type Terminal No Electrical feature

Impulse output 14,15 specially for active Impulse output(passive)
port(2 way) impulse output

16 and 17 specially for

reactive impulse output

Conduction interval:35ms~50ms
Impulse input 18,19 specially for impulse Impulse input（active）
port(2 way) input 1
20,21 specially for impulse
input 2

Conduction interval: ≥5ms

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4.2.2 Auxiliary control output

The signal of auxiliary control output was controlled by internal relay，its maximum voltage
is 250V and maximum current is 10A.
If meter got disconnect command，this port will output close signal，it means internal relay
will be close and terminal 13 and 15 will be connected,and external relay or breaker will be open.
If meter got reconnect command, internal relay will be open, and cancel the control signal for
external relay or breaker, so people can reclose external relay or breaker by manual.

4.4Battery replacement

When the energy meter display low battery symbol, to make sure clock accuracy and
operability after power down, the user must replace battery in time.

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After battery replacement complete, low battery symbol will be cleared.
Utility operater need monitor current battery voltage and battery balance corrent or not by
press button to make sure battery replacement process correctl. If replacement not correct, then
battery voltage not in the normal voltage range, meanwhile low battery warning will alert again in
10s; if replacement corrent, then battery voltage will recover to normal voltage range in 10s.
To make sure battery replacement doesn’t have impact to clock, please try to execute battery
replacement during grid power on, or reset the energy meter clock again after replacement.

4.5Software upgrade

HXT300 software can be upgraded by PC software and master station, support local and
remote upgrade, detailed upgrade process chart as below:

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Software upgrade process as below:
(1) PC software or master station initialize upgrade process
(2) PC software or master station issue data package to be upgraded
(3) PC software or master station check upgrade package all correct issued, if not, back to step 2 ,
issue upgrade data package again which not be accepted corrort
(4) PC software or master station read meter upgrading software version number and upgrade
package MD5 check code, compare correct or not, if not , then the upgrade failed, back to
step 1 to reporgress upgrade
(5) After upgrade package confirmed, PC softare or master station set up the time to upgrade
package activation, if the time before current time, the energy meter will start activation
immediately
(6) Once time to upgrade package activation, the meter will start upgrade and active new
software version.
(7) After upgrade complete, the meter use new version software working
Note: if need know more detailed upgrade information, please consult Hexing technical
support engineer

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5External structure

5.1External dimension

Pic. 12 installation dimension

(1) Width------------------------175 mm
(2) Height -----------------------293 mm
(3) Depth ------------------------77 mm

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5.2 Installation dimension

5.3 Connetion terminal

Pic. 13 terminal view

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5.4 Connection diagram

Pic. 14 terminal connection diagram(3 phase 4 wire)

6Transportation &Storage
The products should not be subject to severe shocks during transportation, transportation and
storage according to specified conditions.
The products should be preserved in original package, its ambient temperature is (-25～
+55)℃, relative humidity not exceed 85%, and non-corrosive gas in the air.
When stock in the warehouse, should put on the rack and height not allowed to exceed 5ctns.
After unpacking, the single package meter stacking height not allowed to exceed 5pcs.

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