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1. ELSTER A1700 SOFTWARE HOW TO
2. ELSTER A1700 SOFTWARE PASSWORD
3. ELSTER A1700 SOFTWARE PC
4. ELSTER A1700 SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD

(Typically this would be the connection from PMU.) When it connects, we pass the data from PMU on to the meter, and the data from the meter to PMU. Its a bit of a hack, and basically how it works is it starts listening for a connection that comes in on port 10001. Since the meter is already setup to connect to our server, we can ask the server to pass that same connection on to us. Next we are going to open the bridge on our server.

ELSTER A1700 SOFTWARE PASSWORD

Provide your meter's Password (default is FEDC0003) Do not click OK yet. Unfortunately you cannot leave this blank when using the network communication protocol.

On the “Quick Send Scheme” Screen, enter the multidrop address of your meter. Next we are going to ask for this data (or send the scheme to the meter as they call it in PMU). You can just use the ones we setup now every time. Ok, now you should be set up, and you should not need to do these settings again to read with PMU via adam. Now under Host and Port, enter adam's IP and the port 10001 separated with a colon. In the screen “Connections to Meters”, click “New Connection” and enter the name “adam tcp bridge” and click OK. Under connection type, select “Network Flag”. Still in the “What to read” screen, click the big red arrow at the top “Quick Send”. Next we are going to create a connection type that connects to adam (or your server, if you are not using adam). After selecting everything that you want to read, click the “Save Scheme” button at the top. Specifically: “Meter Identifiers” on the right has the multidrop address. Reading “All Data” takes a long time (more than 10 minutes over gprs) so you might want to only read a couple of days. The “What to read” screen should come up and here we can choose from a wide variety of things to read. In the dropdown select New → A1140 Data To Read Provide a name for the scheme e.g. In the scheme manager, right click in the big open space on the right. Next we are going to create a scheme to read the meter. If you are unsure, just restart the entire application. Changes will not apply until it is restarted. After changing the communications server setup, you need to close the communications server, if it was open. Change the Flag turn around time to 500 and and the flag inter-message timeout to 22000. If you are hosting on our central server, use. Under port configuration on the right, enter your server's host name. Double click COM24 in the table and a dropdown will pop up. Go to System → Communications Server Setup Select the Port Setup tab In the table on the left, select a port that is not used by your computer, e.g. First, we are going to setup the Communications Server. The default username is Elster and the default passowrd is Elster. We are going to setup a scheme to read the Profile, Multidrop Address and CT ratio. Communications Server The communications server is used to send a scheme to a meter. And Communications Server Scheme Master The Scheme Master is used to create schemes to read or program the meter.

ELSTER A1700 SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD

You can get PMU from Elster, or download it at And version 3 at PMU consists of 2 programs.

Remember that PMU for AS230 is version 3 of the PMU. It should be possible to use for an A1700 or AS230. NOTE: this mostly works for SMARTset too, except for creating a new connection which is described in the second post below.

ELSTER A1700 SOFTWARE HOW TO

ELSTER A1700 SOFTWARE PC

Local communications is established via an optical communications port, using a PC or Hand Held Unit incorporating the IEC 62056-21 (formerly IEC 61107) protocol.Ī Communications Module (RS232 or RS485) provides for remote communications either directly from a PC or via a modem e.g. The Meter can be programmed or read either locally or remotely. The A1700 incorporates 4 levels of security passwords. The A1700 is of modular design, allowing one module for input or output and one module for communications to be fitted underneath the terminal cover.