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I've got an Eastron SDM 230-DR (http://www.eastrongroup.com/productsview/50.html) meter connected in my supply system which i need to monitor. Now with this been a pulsed output i thought it would be an easy thing to connect to Loxone. I'm having issues with it communication and setup in Loxone via the extension. Any ideas in how i can get it to give me the results?
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What have you already managed to work? Wiring done?Hilfe für die Menschen der Ukraine: https://www.loxforum.com/forum/proje...Cr-die-ukraine -
I've connected up the 24v supply to the common, a feed from one of the outputs of the meter to a digital input of the extension.
Set the input as a frequency counter and put in the relevant figures 1000 impulses per hour etc.
When i upload it to the mini server, and view the live view the green light of the overview of the extension is lit and not pulsing/flashing with the relevant pulses.
I've swapped it over to the other output and nothing happens, it just sits there doing nothing.
If i check the voltage from the supply to the common terminal of the meter i get 24v, if i then check the voltage between the 24v- and either of the outputs from the pulse meter i get around 10-14v dc.Kommentar
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BTW I don't have this energy meter.
From the pictures, you should have connected COM (9) to 24V and the pulse outputs (8 and/or 10) to DI's.
Enabling the frequency counter checkbox will give you an analoque value in Hz.Hilfe für die Menschen der Ukraine: https://www.loxforum.com/forum/proje...Cr-die-ukraineKommentar
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Christian are you saying to connect both outputs of the meter to the extension?
Thought enabling the frequency counter allows the miniserver to count the pulses? Or thats what im lead to believe in the documentation.
I've tested on all the outputs from the common without any voltage on. And i don't get any continuity on my test meter when the meter pulses. I might have a defective meter?Kommentar
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