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What are the functions and features of the RUVICK LGG540K in terms of energy measurement?
The RUVICK LGG540K has import and export active/reactive/apparent energy, 4 quadrants reactive energy measuring and storage functions.
It also measures the daily and monthly total active/apparent energy and money consumption.
Instantaneous parameter measurement functions include current, voltage, active power, reactive power, apparent power, power factor, frequency, phase angles, and demand.
It supports maximum demand based on import and export active/reactive/apparent power (KW/KVAR/KVA), with cumulative maximum demand up to 13 months, and selectable block and slide mode.
What are the load control functions supported by the RUVICK LGG540K?
Load control functions include Over load control, Arrearage control, Tamper control, Malfunction control, and fire disaster control.
What are the capabilities of the RUVICK LGG540K regarding load profile recording?
The RUVICK LGG540K supports at least 6 load profile channels. Captured objects can be configured, and storage capacity is customizable for up to 360 days.
What are the user interface features on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The RUVICK LGG540K has a large LCD display with OBIS codes and backlight, and a power-off display function that can be activated by pressing a key button.
It offers many convenient user interfaces, such as an optical communication port (IEC62056-21), RS485 multi-drop port, MBUS port, LCD display, keypad, and key buttons.
What tamper and alarm functions are supported by the RUVICK LGG540K?
Supported tamper and alarm functions include current polarity reversal, current short (Bypass), current open, tampering terminal cover, tampering meter cover, tampering metering cabinet door, and tampering strong magnet.
What power grid quality analysis features does the RUVICK LGG540K support?
The RUVICK LGG540K supports power grid quality analysis such as missing potential, Invalid voltage (under and over voltage), earth fault, voltage imbalance, current imbalance, reverse phase sequence, and over load.
What are the functions included in the prepayment function of the RUVICK LGG540K?
The prepayment function includes balance warning, remaining days early warning, friendly control mode, emergency overdraft, step tariff, expense management, short code query, vending based on money into meter, and vending based on the primary or second side (CT rate).
What does the expense management of the RUVICK LGG540K meter include?
The expense management of the RUVICK LGG540K meter includes Levies (NEL/SLL), VAT, NHIS, Monthly service charge, Fixed service charge (meter rent/debt), Maximum demand charge, and Power factor charge, with up to 5 kinds of subsidy.
What are the communication methods supported by the split type RUVICK LGG540K?
The split type RUVICK LGG540K supports a CIU/UIU communication port for users to charge and query in real time.
It also supports the mainstream communication wired module MBUS, which is stable and convenient for installing on site.
What is the default slide period and slide number for the demand function on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The default slide period is 15 minutes, and the slide number is one for the RUVICK LGG540K demand function.
What are the instantaneous measuring parameters available on the RUVICK LGG540K?
Instantaneous measuring parameter functions on the RUVICK LGG540K include voltage, current, power factor, active power, reactive power, apparent power, power grid frequency, and phase angles.
It also measures the cumulative monthly average power factor.
What are the specifications for the LCD screen performance on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The size of the LCD screen is 60mm×30mm, and the size of the main numeral is 5×10mm.
The material of the LCD is HTN, with a working temperature scope of -40 to 80 degrees Celsius.
The LCD has a high contrast ratio and a drive mode of 1/4 DUTY, 1/3 BIAS.
The best visual angle of the LCD is 6 o’clock.
The polaroid of the LCD has an anti-ultraviolet function.
What does the default scroll display mode cycle time for the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
The default scroll display cycle for the RUVICK LGG540K is 6 seconds.
What information is displayed during the default scroll display for the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
The default scroll display contents for the RUVICK LGG540K meter are as follows:
| No. | OBIS display | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | C.60.0 | Balance |
| 2 | 1.29.1 | Money used in current month |
| 3 | 1.29.0 | Energy used in current month |
| 4 | 1.30.1.1 | Money used in last day |
| 5 | 1.30.0.1 | Energy used in last day |
| 6 | 1.29.1.1 | Money used in last month |
| 7 | 1.29.0.1 | Energy used in last month |
| 8 | 1.29.1.2 | Money used in last 2th month |
| 9 | 1.29.0.2 | Energy used in last 2th month |
| 10 | 1.29.1.3~12 | Money used in last 3th-12th month |
| 11 | 1.29.0.3~12 | Energy used in last 3th-12th month |
| 12 | C.60.9 | Remaining days |
| 13 | C.53.1 | Current electricity tariff price |
| 14 | C.63.1 | NEL charge used in last month |
| 15 | C.63.2 | SLL charge used in last month |
| 16 | C.63.9 | Fixed charge (meter rent) used in last month |
| 17 | C.63.10 | Fixed charge (Debt) used in last month |
| 18 | C.63.12 | Max demand charge in last month |
| 19 | C.63.13 | Power factor charge in last month |
| 20 | C.63.14 | Service charge in last month |
| 21 | C.63.15 | GoG lifeline subsidy S1 in last month |
| 22 | C.63.16 | GoG old subsidy S2 in last month |
| 23 | C.63.17 | GoG new subsidy S3 in last month |
| 24 | C.63.18 | Utility Relief (UR) in last month |
| 25 | C.63.6 | VAT charge in last month |
| 26 | C.63.7 | NHIS charge in last month |
| 27 | 19.40.0.1~19.40.0.5 | Charge Token last 5 times |
| 28 | C.60.1 | Accumulated charge amount |
| 29 | 1.6.0 | Maximum demand and occurred date time in current month |
How can a user switch the display mode on the RUVICK LGG540K meter using the key button?
The RUVICK LGG540K supports key display mode which supports single and multiple lists, switching through the key button. It returns to scroll display mode when without operation after 64 seconds.
The key operation types are:
| Key Operation | Key Holding Time | Operation Description |
|---|---|---|
| Short press | Less than 2 seconds | Turn over the current screen by short press, and return to scroll display mode after 64 seconds without operation. |
| Short long press | More than 2 seconds but less than 4 seconds | Turn over display list by short long press, and need to release the key when displays “PAGING”. Return to automatic scroll display mode after 3 minutes without operation. |
| Long press | More than 4 seconds but less than 6 seconds | Return to automatic scroll display list by long press, and need to release the key when displays “BACING”. |
| Medium long press | More than 6 seconds but less than 8 seconds | Cancel temporary alarm by medium long press (If the function is activated), and need to release the key when display “CLuuArn”. |
| Overlong press | More than 8 seconds | Quitting by long press, and return to automatic scroll display list. |
What is displayed when the key is pressed in the default key display table on the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
The default key display table on the RUVICK LGG540K meter shows the following:
| No. | OBIS display | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Full screen | Full screen display test |
| 2 | 0.9.1 | Real time |
| 3 | 0.9.2 | Real date (DD, MM, YY) |
| 4 | C.1.0 | Meter Serial Number |
| 5 | 1.4.0 | Current rising demand |
| 6 | C.15.43 | Meter Reading count |
| 7 | C.53.45 | Cumulative current month power-on hours |
| 8 | C.15.22 | Cumulative MD reset count |
| 9 | 1.8.0 | Cumulative Total active energy (kWh) |
| 10 | 2.8.0 | Cumulative Export active energy (kWh) |
| 11 | 5.8.0 | Cumulative Reactive Energy quadrant I (kVArh) |
| 12 | 6.8.0 | Cumulative Reactive Energy quadrant II (kVArh) |
| 13 | 7.8.0 | Cumulative Reactive Energy quadrant III (kVArh) |
| 14 | 8.8.0 | Cumulative Reactive Energy quadrant IV (kVArh) |
| 15 | 3.8.0 | Cumulative Reactive Energy import (kVArh) |
| 16 | 4.8.0 | Cumulative Reactive Energy export (kVArh) |
| 17 | 9.8.0 | Cumulative Total Apparent Energy (kVAh) |
| 18 | 10.8.0 | Cumulative Export Apparent Energy (kVAh) |
| 19 | 9.6.0 | Current month cumulative MD (kVA) |
| 20 | 32.7.0 | Instantaneous phase A voltage |
| 21 | 52.7.0 | Instantaneous phase B voltage |
| 22 | 72.7.0 | Instantaneous phase C voltage |
| 23 | 31.7.0 | Instantaneous phase A current |
| 24 | 51.7.0 | Instantaneous phase B current |
| 25 | 71.7.0 | Instantaneous phase C current |
| 26 | 91.7.0 | Instantaneous neutral current |
| 27 | 14.7.0 | Instantaneous frequency |
| 28 | 13.7.0 | Instantaneous power factor |
| 29 | 15.7.0 | Instantaneous total active power in KW |
| 30 | 3.7.0 | Instantaneous import reactive power in KVAR |
| 31 | 9.7.0 | Instantaneous import apparent power in KVA |
| 32 | C.60.7 | Overload Threshold value |
| 33 | C.60.2 | Emergency overdraft value |
| 34 | 12.35.0 | Overvoltage threshold value |
| 35 | 12.31.0 | Under voltage threshold value |
| 36 | C.7.21 | Power off count |
| 37 | C.15.1 | Total tamper count |
| 38 | 0.4.2 | CT rate molecule |
| 39 | 0.4.4 | CT rate denominator |
How do I perform a CIU/UIU Pairing operation on the RUVICK LGG540K system?
To pair the meter and CIU on the RUVICK LGG540K system:
Step 1: Input short code 620 on the CIU first, then press the enter key. “step1” will be displayed on the LCD.
Step 2: Input the meter No. which needs to be paired, then press the enter key. “step2” will be displayed on the LCD.
Step 3: Input the pairing code (123456) and press the enter key.
The meter and CIU are pairing when “Connect” is displaying on the CIU.
The “SS-007” will be displayed on CIU if pairing is successful; “EE-007” means pairing is failed.
What is the specified analysis and solving method for Error No. EE-001 during CIU operation on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For Error No. EE-001 on the RUVICK LGG540K, which occurs when inputting the recharging mode and the Token subclass is in error, the specified analysis is “Token subclass is error”.
The solving method is: “Token issuing is incorrect, please contact with the vender or utility.”
What are the prompts displayed for successful operations when using the CIU with the RUVICK LGG540K?
The successful prompts for the RUVICK LGG540K CIU operation are:
| Prompt No. | Specified analysis and description |
|---|---|
| SS-001 | Changing key is successful |
| SS-002 | Clearing tamper is successful |
| SS-003 | Prepaid mode changing into post-paid mode is successful |
| SS-004 | Post paid mode changing into prepaid mode is successful |
| SS-005 | Relay test is successful |
| SS-006 | All test are successful |
| SS-007 | Pairing is successful |
| SS-008 | Data synchronization is successful between meter and CIU/UIU |
| SS-009 | Enabling meter cover and terminal cover detection is successful |
How do I use the Emergency Overdraft Function on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The emergency overdraft function on the RUVICK LGG540K can be turned on when users can’t recharge but need to use electricity. It takes effect only by permission.
Under emergency overdraft mode, the meter balance accumulates on a negative value. The relay will be disconnected again when the meter balance plus overdraft amount is less than or equal to zero.
The emergency overdraft function can only be used once and is recovered until the next recharging, when the overdraft amount will be automatically deducted.
Operation prompts for emergency overdraft on RUVICK LGG540K are:
| Operation Instruction | Displaying |
|---|---|
| Emergency overdraft successful | 611 SUCCESS® |
| Overdraft function is activated | 01 REJECT® |
| Overdraft rejected | 02 REJECT® |
| Arrears after overdraft | 03 REJECT® |
What are the conditions for the Friendly Mode on the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
The RUVICK LGG540K meter has two control modes: Normal mode and friendly mode. Friendly mode is only effective when started.
Under friendly mode, the relay cannot be disconnected even if the current meter balance is insufficient at specified holidays or for a certain time (like at night) to ensure basic electricity usage, but the balance continues to accumulate on a negative value.
Friendly holiday allows friendly interruption of power supply at specified holidays (default is 20 days).
Friendly weekend allows friendly interruption of power supply on a specific day of a week (default is off).
Friendly time allows friendly interruption of power supply at a specific time of a day (default time is from 18:00 to 06:00).
The default friendly mode is closed.
What is the alarm function prompt for an alarm light on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, the alarm light prompts “Lightening” and the alarm description states that the alarm light is on by default if the following events occurred: voltage imbalance, reverse phase sequence, under voltage, over voltage, over power, current reversing, current short (bypass), strong magnetic interference, terminal cover removal, meter cover removal, meter cabinet door opened etc. It can also be configured for other events.
What is the alarm function prompt for a Buzzer on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, the buzzer prompts “Sound” and the alarm description states that the buzzer sounds by default if the following events occurred: arrearage etc. It can also be configured for other events.
What is the alarm function prompt for the Tampering alarm symbol on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, the Tampering alarm symbol is displayed by default if the following events occurred: current reversing, current short (Bypass), strong magnetic interference, terminal cover removal, meter cover removal, module cover removal, meter cabinet door opened etc. It can also be configured as other events.
What is the relay operation reason when the RUVICK LGG540K is in Normal connecting state?
When the RUVICK LGG540K relay state is Connected under the operation reason “Normal connecting,” the Operation No. is 0, and the Operation description is empty in the provided chart.
What is the relay state and operation number for “STS test connecting” on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, when the operation reason is “STS test connecting,” the relay state is “Connected” and the Operation No. is 1.
What is the relay state and operation number for “Over power disconnecting” on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, when the operation reason is “Over power disconnecting,” the relay state is “Disconnected” and the Operation No. is 8.
What is the relay state and operation number for “Terminal cover removal disconnecting” on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, when the operation reason is “Terminal cover removal disconnecting,” the relay state is “Disconnected” and the Operation No. is 11.
What is the relay state and operation number for “Overcurrent disconnecting” on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, when the operation reason is “Overcurrent disconnecting,” the relay state is “Disconnected” and the Operation No. is 13.
What is the relay state and operation number for “Meter malfunction disconnecting” on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, when the operation reason is “Meter malfunction disconnecting,” the relay state is “Disconnected” and the Operation No. is 20.
What is the relay state and operation number for “Arrearage disconnecting” on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, when the operation reason is “Arrearage disconnecting,” the relay state is “Disconnected” and the Operation No. is 24.
What are the running status display symbols for the RUVICK LGG540K when the battery status is low or no battery?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, the Battery Status symbol will be shown when the battery is low or no battery.
What do the Voltage Status symbols mean on the RUVICK LGG540K running status display?
For the RUVICK LGG540K running status display, L1, L2, or L3 will be displayed if the actual phase voltage is OK. L1, L2, or L3 will flicker if the actual phase voltage is high or low. The reverse symbol will be displayed if the actual phase current is reversed.
What does the “PAGING” status symbol indicate on the RUVICK LGG540K running status display?
For the RUVICK LGG540K running status display, the “PAGING” status symbol indicates that the meter is paging now.
What does the “CLr-Ded” status symbol indicate on the RUVICK LGG540K running status display?
For the RUVICK LGG540K running status display, the “CLr-Ded” status symbol will be displayed for 2 seconds in the main display area if demand clearance is occurred.
What does the “E2P-Err” status symbol indicate on the RUVICK LGG540K running status display?
For the RUVICK LGG540K running status display, the “E2P-Err” status symbol will be displayed in the main display area until the meter is reset to restart if an EEPROM fault is occurred during the power up process.
What is the process for checking the charging result when using a Charge Token on the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
After charging, the user acquires a 20 digits TOKEN code and keys it in correctly through the keypad on the RUVICK LGG540K. The charging results displayed on the LCD screen are:
| Change result | Displaying |
|---|---|
| Charge successful | 55 Credit 100.00® |
| Wrong TOKEN | EE rEJECE® |
| Used TOKEN | EE USED® |
| Expired TOKEN | EE old® |
| Expired Key | EE EXP irEd® |
| Over Charge | EE ouER® |
How can a user cancel the sound alarm on the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
A user can manually cancel the sound alarm on the RUVICK LGG540K meter by keying in “612”.
The cancellation results are:
| Operation Instruction | Displaying |
|---|---|
| Cancel successfully | 612 SUCCESS® |
| Cancel rejected | 612 rEJECE® |
The sound alarm will be closed automatically during 18:00~06:00 to avoid disturbing the normal rest of users.
What are the available Query Short Codes for obtaining meter information on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The RUVICK LGG540K meter has various short code keys for users to acquire meter information by inputting 3 digits of the short code. The detailed functions are shown below:
| Short code No. | Function description | Short code No. | Function description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 800 | Total active energy | 801 | Balance |
| 802 | Current date | 803 | Current time |
| 804 | Meter No. | 805 | SGC No. |
| 806 | Relay operation reason | 807 | Tamper status |
| 808 | Remaining days | 809 | Tariff No. |
| 810 | Overdraft amount | 813 | Total active energy last day |
| 814 | Total consumed energy in current month | 815 | Total consumed amount in current month |
| 816 | Last charged date and time | 817 | Last charge amount |
| 818 | Logout Token | 819 | Total power off times |
| 820 | Accumulated charge amount | 821 | Accumulated total active energy of last month |
| 822 | Accumulated total active energy of latest second month | 823 | Accumulated total active energy of latest third month |
| 824 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 4th month | 825 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 5th month |
| 826 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 6th month | 827 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 7th month |
| 828 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 8th month | 829 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 9th month |
| 830 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 10th month | 831 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 11th month |
| 832 | Accumulated total active energy of latest 12th month | ||
| 841 | Last charge TOKEN | 842 | Charge TOKEN of latest second time |
| 843 | Charge TOKEN of latest third time | 844 | Charge TOKEN of latest 4th time |
| 845 | Charge TOKEN of latest 5th time | 846 | Charge TOKEN of latest 6th time |
| 847 | Charge TOKEN of latest 7th time | 848 | Charge TOKEN of latest 8th time |
| 849 | Charge TOKEN of latest 9th time | 850 | Charge TOKEN of latest 10th time |
| 866 | Over voltage threshold | 867 | Under voltage threshold |
| 868 | Maximum current threshold | 869 | Maximum power threshold |
| 870 | Phase A voltage | 871 | Phase B voltage |
| 872 | Phase C voltage | 873 | Version of key |
| 874 | Version of firmware | 875 | Key type |
| 877 | Accumulated meter running time | 880 | Phase A current |
| 881 | Phase B current | 882 | Phase C current |
| 884 | Total instantaneous active power | 888 | Total power factor |
| 889 | Power grid frequency | 900 | The consumed energy of last day |
| 910 | Maximum demand of current month | 911 | Date and time of maximum demand of current month |
| 921 | The consumed amount of last month | 942 | The consumed amount of latest second month |
| 923 | The consumed amount of latest third month | 944 | The consumed amount of latest 4th month |
| 925 | The consumed amount of latest 5th month | 946 | The consumed amount of latest 6th month |
| 927 | The consumed amount of latest 7th month | 948 | The consumed amount of latest 8th month |
| 929 | The consumed amount of latest 9th month | 950 | The consumed amount of latest 10th month |
| 931 | The consumed amount of latest 11th month | 952 | The consumed amount of latest 12th month |
| 954 | Total tamper times | 955 | Total demand manual reset times |
| 980 | NEL charge used in last month | 981 | SLL charge used in last month |
| 985 | VAT charge in last month | 986 | NHIS charge in last month |
| 988 | Fixed charge (meter rent) used in last month | 989 | Fixed charge (Debt) used in last month |
| 991 | Max demand charge in last month | 992 | Power factor charge in last month |
| 993 | Service charge in last month | 994 | GoG lifeline subsidy S1 in last month |
| 995 | GoG old subsidy S2 in last month | 996 | GoG new subsidy S3 in last month |
| 997 | Utility Relief (UR) in last month |
Other unmarked short codes are kept and will be released according to users’ needs. Executing short codes include:
| Short code No. | Function description | Short code No. | Function description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 611 | Executing emergency overdraft | 612 | Executing cancellation of temporary alarm |
| 613 | Executing cancellation of sound alarm | 614 | Executing active meter cover open and terminal cover detecting |
| 620 | Executing pairing operation |
If corresponding short codes do not exist, the following information will be displayed:
| Operation Instruction | Displaying |
|---|---|
| Short codes non-existent | 99 REJECT® |
What are the available input/output functions for the auxiliary ports on the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
The input/output functions for the auxiliary ports on the RUVICK LGG540K meter are:
| No. | Auxiliary Port | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 15 and 16 | To connect external breaker |
| 2 | 17 and 18 | To disconnect external breaker |
| 3 | 19 and 20 | For the calibration pulse output line |
| 4 | 21 and 22 | For the RS485 communication |
| 5 | 23 and 24 | For the MBUS communication |
| 6 | 24 and 25 | To detect the status of external breaker |
| 7 | 24 and 26 | To detect the status of the meter box |
| 8 | 27 and 28 | For the external signal input |
The meter supports Output function, where auxiliary ports 19 and 20 can be configured by communication to multi signal output: Active pulse output, Reactive pulse output, Pulse per second output etc.
The Pulse LED on the CIU is designing for showing the consumption rate.
What are the default configurations for the load control function on the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
The load control function on the RUVICK LGG540K has three kinds: remote operation, local operation, and manual operation. The meter records the reason for the last relay operation.
The relay operation reasons and states shown in the chart are:
| Operation reason | Relay state | Operation No. | Operation description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal connecting | Connected | 0 | |
| STS test connecting | Connected | 1 | |
| Remote connecting | Connected | 2 | |
| Friendly time period connecting | Connected | 5 | |
| Out of emergency overdraft disconnecting | Disconnected | 7 | |
| Over power disconnecting | Disconnected | 8 | |
| STS test disconnecting | Disconnected | 9 | |
| Meter cover removal disconnecting | Disconnected | 10 | |
| Terminal cover removal disconnecting | Disconnected | 11 | |
| Remote disconnecting | Disconnected | 12 | |
| Overcurrent disconnecting | Disconnected | 13 | |
| Overvoltage disconnecting | Disconnected | 14 | |
| Undervoltage disconnecting | Disconnected | 16 | |
| Current reverse disconnecting | Disconnected | 17 | |
| Relay malfunction disconnecting | Disconnected | 18 | |
| Meter malfunction disconnecting | Disconnected | 20 | |
| Module cover removal disconnecting | Disconnected | 22 | |
| Meter box removal disconnecting | Disconnected | 23 | |
| Arrearage disconnecting | Disconnected | 24 |
Note: Some disconnections are default closed; they should be activated when to use them.
What are the types of events that can be divided and recorded by the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
The events that can be divided and recorded by the RUVICK LGG540K meter include: standard events, fraud events, control events, and power grid events.
Up to 100 standard event records with occurred date and time: Low battery, clock sync, clock malfunction, NV memory malfunction, meter malfunction, MD reset, firmware upgrade etc.
Up to 100 tamper event records with occurred date and time: meter cover open, terminal cover open, meter cabinet door open, strong magnetic interference, login failed, parameter configuration, high temperature, current polarity reversal, current short (Bypass), current open etc.
Up to 50 charge event records with occurred date and time: charging value, charging TOKEN etc.
Up to 100 control event records with occurred date and time: disconnect the breaker, connect the breaker, breaker control failure etc.
Up to 100 power grid event records with occurred date and time: missing potential, Invalid voltage (under and over voltage), earth fault, voltage imbalance, loss of voltage, current imbalance, reverse phase sequence, over load, etc.
What are the common malfunction diagnosis and analysis list items for abnormal communication on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K malfunction phenomenon “Unnormal communication”:
| Reason analysis | Elimination method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Communication address, baud rate, checkout bits are not the same as the communication requirements of meter | Configuring correct communication parameter according to instructions |
What are the common malfunction diagnosis and analysis list items for abnormal indication on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K malfunction phenomenon “Unnormal indication”:
| Reason analysis | Elimination method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AC Voltage is ok or not, wiring confirms to wiring figure or not | Checking wiring and voltage of grid |
What are the common malfunction diagnosis and analysis list items for clock error of overproof on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K malfunction phenomenon “Clock error of overproof”:
| Reason analysis | Elimination method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Battery is low or not | Changing battery |
What are the common malfunction diagnosis and analysis list items for incorrect instantaneous parameters on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K malfunction phenomenon “Instantaneous parameters are incorrect”:
| Reason analysis | Elimination method | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| AC voltage is ok or not, wiring confirms to wiring figure or not | Checking wiring and voltage of grid |
How should the RUVICK LGG540K meter be handled during transportation and storage?
Products of the RUVICK LGG540K should not be impacted violently during transportation and sealing off. They must be transported and stored according to the rule of JB/T 9329-1999 <
The storing place should be clean. The general environmental temperature is -40°C~55°C, the limit environmental temperature is -40°C~70°C, the limit environmental temperature at a cold area is -45°C~70°C. Relative humidity must not be more than 85%, and there must be no harmful substances that cause corrosion in the air.
What is the charging successful display format for a TOKEN on the RUVICK LGG540K?
When charging is successful with a TOKEN on the RUVICK LGG540K, the display shows “55 Credit 100.00®”.
What does the display show if a TOKEN is wrong when attempting to charge on the RUVICK LGG540K?
If a TOKEN is wrong when attempting to charge on the RUVICK LGG540K, the display shows “EE rEJECE®”.
What is displayed if an expired TOKEN is used for charging on the RUVICK LGG540K?
If an expired TOKEN is used for charging on the RUVICK LGG540K, the display shows “EE old®”.
What short code is used to check the Meter Serial Number on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The short code to check the Meter Serial Number on the RUVICK LGG540K is 804, which corresponds to “Meter No.” in the Query short code table.
What short code is used to check the Balance on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The short code to check the Balance on the RUVICK LGG540K is 801.
What short code is used to check the Remaining days on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The short code to check the Remaining days on the RUVICK LGG540K is 808.
What short code is used to check the Total power off times on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The short code to check the Total power off times on the RUVICK LGG540K is 819.
What short code is used to check the Accumulated charge amount on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The short code to check the Accumulated charge amount on the RUVICK LGG540K is 820.
What short code is used to check the Current rising demand on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The short code to check the Current rising demand on the RUVICK LGG540K is 1.4.0.
What short code is used to check the Cumulative Total active energy (kWh) on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The short code to check the Cumulative Total active energy (kWh) on the RUVICK LGG540K is 1.8.0.
What is the default capture cycle for the Load Profile Function on the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
The default capture cycle for the Load Profile Function on the RUVICK LGG540K meter is 15 minutes, recording 100 days of data. The capture cycle is based on minutes and can be chosen as 10min, 15min, 30min, or 60min.
What are the short codes for executing a cancellation of sound alarm and executing pairing operation on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The short code 613 on the RUVICK LGG540K is for “Executing cancellation of sound alarm.”
The short code 620 on the RUVICK LGG540K is for “Executing pairing operation.”
What is displayed on the RUVICK LGG540K if corresponding short codes do not exist?
If corresponding short codes do not exist on the RUVICK LGG540K, the following information will be displayed: Operation Instruction “Short codes non-existent” and Displaying “99 REJECT®”.
What is the specified analysis and solving method for Error No. EE-007 when pairing or cancelling pairing on the RUVICK LGG540K system?
For Error No. EE-007 on the RUVICK LGG540K system, which occurs during “Pairing or cancelling pairing is failed,” the solving method is: “Please ensure that the input meter serial number and the pairing password are correct.”
What is the physical interface standard followed for Optical Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K?
Optical Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K follows the IEC62056-21 optical communication physical interface standard.
What is the initial baud rate for Optical Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The initial baud rate for Optical Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K is 300bps, 7 data bits, 1 even bit. It changes to 19200bps after successful handshaking, with 8 data bits and no check bit.
What is the baud rate for Uplink Remote Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The baud rate for Uplink Remote Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K is 9600bps, 8 data bits, with no check bit.
What is the maximum communication cable size for Downlink MBUS Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The maximum communication cable size for Downlink MBUS Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K is 2.5 mm².
What is the longest communication distance for Downlink MBUS Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K?
The longest communication distance for Downlink MBUS Communication on the RUVICK LGG540K is 150 meters.
What are the aperture sizes for the terminal blocks on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K, the Main wiring aperture size is 6mm, and the Auxiliary wiring aperture size is 3mm.
What is the wiring configuration for the main circuit terminals on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K main circuit wiring:
1-3 are for the entrance and exit lines of phase A current wire.
2 is the phase A voltage wire.
4-6 are for the entrance and exit lines of phase B current wire.
5 is the phase B voltage wire.
7-9 are for the entrance and exit lines of phase C current wire.
8 is the phase C voltage wire.
10-12 are for the entrance and exit lines of neutral current wire.
11 is the neutral wire.
What attention matters should be observed when installing the RUVICK LGG540K meter?
When installing the RUVICK LGG540K meter:
The installation requires an experienced electrician or professional person, and this manual must be read. If the meters have obvious damage marks caused by violent impact or dropping, do not install or power on and contact the supplier asap.
The meter should be installed in a ventilated and dry place, ensuring the installation and usage are safe and reliable. The meter should be put into a protection cabinet in case it may be damaged in foul or other unsafe places.
The meter has two upper hooks and 2 bottom installation holes, which can be fixed with M4 * 15 tapping screws. The holes should be ready on the bottom plate according to the back of the installation size, and the base should be fixed on an object that is solid, fireproof, and not easy to shake.
The meter should be wired correctly according to the wiring figure. It is recommended to use copper wire or copper connectors as the inlead of the wiring terminal block. The screws of the terminal block should be tightened to avoid bad contact or fire caused by the fever of thin lead wire.
What display symbol on the RUVICK LGG540K indicates that the meter is paging back?
For the RUVICK LGG540K running status display, the “BACKING” status symbol indicates that the meter is paging back.
What is the status description for the “CLr-Ent” status symbol on the RUVICK LGG540K?
For the RUVICK LGG540K running status display, the “CLr-Ent” status symbol will be displayed for 2 seconds in the main display area if event clearance is occurred.
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