Eaton Power Xpert PXM 4000 User And Installation Manual

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Page 100 IM02601004E www.eaton.com6 Meter Settings Using the Web Server2 This is the default setting for Com2. Setting the mode to 2 also enables the meter as aModbus Subnet Gateway Master. This is the default setting for Com2. The meter will route anycommands to slave addresses (other than its own) to the RS485/RS232 port set as a Master-IO. If no response is received from the slave device within the total timeout (specified above),the meter returns an exception 11 (0xB) “Gateway Target Device Failed to Respond.” If noRS485/RS232 port is currently set as the Master-IO, the meter returns an exception 10 (0xA)“Gateway Path Unavailable.”3 This is a load balancing option that requires that the optional Communications Expansion cardhas been installed. Unlike Subnet Gateway Master modes 1 and 2, the Gateway will route anycommands to slave address (other than its own) to one of the RS485/RS232 ports, dependingon the address. Slave addresses of 127 or below are routed to the RS485 port configured as aMaster-IO while slave addresses of 128 or above are routed to the Master -Gateway.As with the other Subnet Gateway Master Modes, if no response is received from the slavedevice within the total timeout (specified above), the meter returns an exception 11 (0xB)“Gateway Target Device Failed to Respond.” If no RS-485 or RS232 port is currently set aseither the Master-Gateway or Master-IO, the meter returns an exception 10 (0xA) “GatewayPath Unavailable.”4 This is another “load balancing” option that requires that the optional Communications Expan-sion card has been installed. The Gateway will route any commands to slave address (otherthan its own) to one of the RS485 or RS232 ports, depending on the address. Slave address-es of 127 or below are routed to the RS485/RS232 port configured as a Master-Gateway whileslave addresses of 128 or above are routed to the Master-IO.If no response is received from the slave device within the total timeout (specified above), themeter returns an exception 11 (0xB) “Gateway Target Device Failed to Respond.” If no RS-485/RS232 port is currently set as either the Master-Gateway or Master-IO, the meter returnsan exception 10 (0xA) “Gateway Path Unavailable.”E-MAIL SETUPThe Power Xpert Meter can send email messages when an alarm is triggered or when a definedevent has occurred. E-Mail client could be setup to send periodic emails or alarm emails. Theoption to send an email is available on other pages, such as Time of Use and Alarms. The E-MailSetup page contains information about where to send an email notification and what to include ineach e-mail. Use the TOU (Time of Use) calendar setup to configure periodic emails Use the trig-ger set up page to configure alarm emails.Use the E-Mail Setup page to configure the email client. Enter the Email account and password.Enter the email address recipients. Up to 5 email address can be entered. Select when to send anemail by selecting Periodic or Alarm. Select the content of the email. Emails may be sent to up tofive separate email addresses.The Email page contains the meter’s account name. This is the name entered into the server orthe server account name, the SMTP Server, and the email addresses.A periodic email will be sent if email was selected for any dates on the Calendar setup page. Referto the Calendar Setup for additional information. An email will be sent if the email option was se-lected on any of the Trigger setup page.Locating Email Setup on the Web1. From the Settings main page, select the Comms tab.2. Select the Ethernet/LAN arrow, then scroll down to select the E-mail arrow.3. Underneath the E-mail arrow is a list displaying all of the current settings.4. Click Edit to change any of the listed settings.5. Click Save when new entries are completed. Click Close to exit Edit mode.