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Conventions Used in this Guide
This section describes the symbols and terminology used in this guide.
Symbols
DANGER
This alerts you to things that may cause serious injury to a person. Only qualified, properly trained
personnel should perform these procedures.
CAUTION
This alerts you to things that may cause loss of data, damage to your computer or your devices.
NOTE
A note provides you with additional information that you might want to consider.
TIP
This draws your attention to information that will help you perform a task more quickly or easily.
Terminology
1
“Mouse button” means the primary mouse button (left, by default), while “right mouse button” means
the secondary mouse button. This configuration might be switched for accessibility.
Clear
Place the mouse cursor over the check box option, then click the mouse button
so that the check mark is removed from the check box.
Click
Place the mouse cursor over the specified option or button, then press and
release the mouse button.
Double-click
Place the mouse cursor over the specified option or button, then press and
release the mouse button twice.
Drag
Hold down the mouse button while moving the mouse cursor to the appropriate
location, then release the button.
Enter
Type the information, then press the ENTER or RETURN key.
Point
Position the mouse pointer over a submenu or menu command. For example,
point to the File menu.
Press
Press the specified key or key combination on your keyboard, for example,
press CTRL+ALT+DEL.
Right-click
Place the mouse cursor over the button or item, then press and release the
right mouse button.
1
Select
Place the mouse pointer over the specified option or check box, then click the
mouse button. A selected check box receives a check mark; a selected radio
button is marked with a dot.
Type
Type the information, but DO NOT press the ENTER or RETURN key.
- PowerLogic ION Setup 2.2 1
- Terminology 3
- Contents 5
- Chapter 1 Introduction 7
- ION Setup Features 8
- System Requirements 9
- Overview 10
- Getting More Information 11
- Installing ION Setup 12
- Communicating with Devices 13
- Connecting to serial devices 14
- Using Modem Communications 15
- Using Ethernet Communications 16
- List of Common Procedures 20
- Starting ION Setup 22
- Using the Network Viewer 26
- Left and right panes 27
- ION Setup Commands 28
- Menu Command Effect 29
- Viewing Options 31
- Viewing the unassigned group 32
- Basic versus Advanced Mode 33
- Setting Up Options 34
- Confirmation tab 35
- Security tab 35
- Conventions tab 37
- Applying Security 38
- Working in Single Device Mode 44
- Using Serial Communications 45
- Using Offline Programming 46
- Working in Network Mode 48
- Adding and Configuring Sites 49
- IP Port Description 52
- Adding a New Meter 53
- Grouping Devices 54
- Assigning a Device to a Group 55
- Editing Site Properties 55
- Editing Group Properties 58
- Editing Meter Properties 58
- Description 59
- Setup Screen Examples 62
- Example 3 63
- Example 4 63
- Overview of ION Architecture 66
- Creating new ION modules 67
- Linking ION modules 68
- ION Meter Cloning 72
- In this Chapter 73
- Setup Assistant Overview 74
- Template Screen 75
- Template Paste options 76
- Basic Setup Screen 77
- Security Screen 78
- Communications Screens 81
- 3rd Party Protocols Screen 81
- Clock Screen 83
- Demand Screen 84
- Input / Output Screens 84
- LED Pulsing Screen 85
- Energy Pulsing Screen 85
- OnBoard Digital Inputs Screen 86
- Analog Outputs Screen 86
- Memory Screen 87
- Event Log Screen 89
- EnergyDemand Log Screen 90
- Configuring Interval/Depth 91
- PT/CT Correction Screen 92
- Transformer Loss Screen 92
- Time of Use (TOU) Screen 93
- Sunday--and click OK 96
- Alarming Screen 98
- Power Quality Screen 99
- Displays Screen 99
- The Display Editor appears 100
- Verification Screen 101
- Phasor Viewer 103
- Reports Screen 104
- Writing to Multiple Registers 107
- In this chapter 109
- Displaying Data 110
- Closing data screens 111
- Performing Control Operations 112
- Chart Plotting 113
- Editing chart properties 114
- Chapter 6 Troubleshooting 117
- Troubleshooting ION Setup 118
- ION Setup Diagnostics Tools 119
- Troubleshooting Devices 122
- PowerLogic™ ION™ Setup 126
- User Guide 126
- Schneider Electric 126
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