Fronius Smart Meter TS 5kA-3 Operating instructions

Checklist for installation

Cabling

Start-up

Technical data

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Software

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Instructions for action

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The device has been manufactured using state-of-the-art technology and according to recognized safety standards. If used incorrectly or misused, however, it can cause

serious or fatal injury to the operator or a third party,
and damage to the device and other material assets belonging to the operating company.

All persons involved in start-up operation, maintenance and servicing of the device must

be suitably qualified,
have knowledge of and experience in dealing with electrical installations and
have fully read and precisely followed these Operating Instructions.

The Operating Instructions must always be kept on hand wherever the device is being used. In addition to the Operating Instructions, all applicable local rules and regulations regarding accident prevention and environmental protection must also be followed.

All safety and danger notices on the device

must be kept in a legible state
must not be damaged/marked
must not be removed
must not be covered, pasted, or painted over.

The terminals can reach high temperatures.

Only operate the device when all protection devices are fully functional. If the protection devices are not fully functional, there is a risk of

serious or fatal injury to the operator or a third party,
and damage to the device and other material assets belonging to the operating company.

Any safety devices that are not functioning properly must be repaired by an authorized specialist before the device is switched on.

Never bypass or disable protection devices.

For the location of the safety and danger notices on the device, refer to the section headed “General” in the Operating Instructions for the device.

Any equipment malfunctions which might impair safety must be remedied immediately before the device is turned on.

Your personal safety is at stake!

Operation or storage of the device outside the stipulated area will be deemed as not in accordance with the intended purpose. The manufacturer accepts no liability for any damage resulting from improper use.

The information contained in these operating instructions is intended only for qualified personnel. An electric shock can be fatal. Do not carry out any actions other than those described in the documentation. This also applies to qualified personnel.

All cables must be secured, undamaged, insulated, and adequately dimensioned. Loose connections, damaged or under-dimensioned cables must be repaired immediately by an authorized specialist company.

Maintenance and repair work must only be carried out by an authorized specialist company.

It is impossible to guarantee that third-party parts are designed and manufactured to meet the demands made on them, or that they satisfy safety requirements. Only use original spare parts.

Do not carry out any alterations, installations, or modifications to the device without first obtaining the manufacturer's permission.

Replace any damaged components or have them replaced immediately.

Copyright of these operating instructions remains with the manufacturer.

Text and illustrations were accurate at the time of printing, subject to change.
We are grateful for suggestions for improvement and information on any discrepancies in the operating instructions.

With regard to data security, the user is responsible for:

backing up any changes made to the factory settings
saving and storing personal settings

The Fronius Smart Meter is a bidirectional electricity meter for optimizing self-consumption and recording a household's load characteristic curve. Together with a Fronius inverter or Fronius Datamanager 2.0 and a Fronius data interface, the Fronius Smart Meter allows you to view your own power consumption. The meter measures the energy flow to the loads or to the public grid and forwards the information to the Fronius inverter or Fronius Datamanager 2.0 via the Modbus RTU/RS485 interface.

CAUTION!

Danger due to non-compliance with the safety instructions

Risk of injury and damage to the device as a result.

Follow all safety instructions.

Switch off the power supply before establishing the mains connection.

The Fronius Smart Meter is a bidirectional electricity meter for optimizing self-consumption and recording a household's load characteristic curve. Together with a Fronius inverter or Fronius Datamanager 2.0 and a Fronius data interface, the Fronius Smart Meter allows you to view your own power consumption. The meter measures the energy flow to the loads or to the public grid and forwards the information to the Fronius inverter or Fronius Datamanager 2.0 via the Modbus RTU/RS485 interface.

CAUTION!

Danger due to non-compliance with the safety instructions

Risk of injury and damage to the device as a result.

Follow all safety instructions.

Switch off the power supply before establishing the mains connection.

The Fronius Smart Meter is a bidirectional electricity meter for optimizing self-consumption and recording a household's load characteristic curve. Together with a Fronius inverter or Fronius Datamanager 2.0 and a Fronius data interface, the Fronius Smart Meter allows you to view your own power consumption. The meter measures the energy flow to the loads or to the public grid and forwards the information to the Fronius inverter or Fronius Datamanager 2.0 via the Modbus RTU/RS485 interface.

CAUTION!

Danger due to non-compliance with the safety instructions

Risk of injury and damage to the device as a result.

Follow all safety instructions.

Switch off the power supply before establishing the mains connection.

Technical data, markings, and safety symbols are located on the Fronius Smart Meter TS. These must NOT be removed or painted over. They warn against incorrect operation which can lead to serious injury and damage.

Markings:
	The devices conform to all the requisite and relevant standards and guidelines that form part of the relevant EU directive, and are therefore permitted to display the CE mark.
	Insulated (protection class II)
	Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) Complies with all applicable regulatory requirements in Australia and New Zealand regarding safety and electromagnetic compatibility, as well as specific requirements for radio equipment.
	To comply with European Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and its implementation as national law, electrical equipment that has reached the end of its life must be collected separately and returned to an approved recycling facility. Any device that you no longer require must be returned to your distributor or disposed of at an approved collection and recycling facility in your area. Ignoring this European Directive may have potentially adverse effects on the environment and your health!
	RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) The limited use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment has been complied with in accordance with EU Directive 2011/65/EU.

Safety symbols:
	Danger of serious injury and property damage due to incorrect operation.
	Dangerous electrical voltage.

The Fronius Smart Meter TS is a fixed piece of equipment for public grids of TN/TT systems and records self-consumption and/or individual loads in the system. The Fronius Smart Meter TS is required for systems with a battery storage system and/or a Fronius Ohmpilot installed for communication between the individual components. The installation is carried out on an indoor DIN rail with corresponding back-up fuses, which are adapted to the cable cross-sections of the copper conductors and to the maximum current of the meter. The Fronius Smart Meter TS must only be operated in accordance with the specifications in the enclosed documentation and in accordance with local laws, regulations, provisions, standards, and within the limits of technical possibilities. Any use of the product other than as described in the intended use shall be deemed to be not in accordance with the intended purpose. The available documentation forms part of the product and must be read, observed, and kept in good condition. It must also be accessible at all times at the place of installation. The available documents do not replace regional, state, provincial, or national laws, or regulations, or standards that apply to the installation, electrical safety, and use of the product. Fronius International GmbH assumes no responsibility for compliance with or non-compliance with these laws or regulations in connection with the installation of the product.

Interventions on the Fronius Smart Meter TS, e.g., modifications and alterations, are not permitted. Unauthorized interventions will void the warranty and warranty claims and, as a rule, void the user's authority to operate the equipment. The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage resulting from such use.

Reasonably foreseeable misuse:
The Fronius Smart Meter TS is not suitable for supplying power to life-sustaining medical devices or for billing subtenants.

(1)	2x seal wire
(2)	2x connection cover
(3)	Fronius Smart Meter TS 5kA-3
(4)	Quick Start Guide

The Smart Meter can be installed in the following positions in the system:

Positioning at the feed-in point

Positioning at the consumption point

The Fronius Smart Meter TS has accuracy class 1 when measuring active energy (EN IEC 62053-21) in the voltage ranges 400 - 480 VLL or 230 - 277 VLN. Within the voltage ranges 173 - 400 VLL or 100 - 230 VLN the accuracy class is 2 (active energy according to EN IEC 62053-21, reactive energy according to EN IEC 62053-23). For further details see Technical data on page (→).

For installation information, see the following chapters:

1Switch off the power supply before establishing a grid connection.

2Mount the Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Installation on page (→)).

3Connect automatic circuit breakers or automatic circuit breakers and disconnectors (see Protective circuit on page (→)).

4Connect the mains cable to the Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Cabling on page (→)).

5Mount the current transformers on the conductors. Make sure that the current transformers are pointing in the correct direction. An arrow either points to the load or the source (public grid) (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

6Connect the current transformer and Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

7Make sure that the current transformer phases match the mains voltage phases (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

8Note down the nominal current of the current transformer for each meter. These values will be required during setup.

9Connect the data communication connections of the Fronius Smart Meter TS to the Fronius system monitoring (see Connecting the data communication cable to the inverter on page (→)).

10If necessary, set terminating resistors (see Connecting the terminating resistor on page (→)).

11Tug on each wire and plug to make sure that they are securely connected to the terminal blocks.

12Switch on the power supply to the Fronius Smart Meter TS.

13Check the firmware version of the Fronius system monitoring. To ensure compatibility between the inverter and the Fronius Smart Meter TS, the software must always be kept up to date. The update can be started via the inverter web page or using Solar.web.

14Set the transformation ratio of the current and voltage transformers (see Setting the transformation ratio of the current and voltage transformers on page (→)).

15If several Fronius Smart Meter TS are installed in the system, set the address (see "Setting the address" under Setting the address on the Fronius Smart Meter TS on page (→)).

16Configure and commission the meter (see Commissioning on page (→)).

For installation information, see the following chapters:

1Switch off the power supply before establishing a grid connection.

2Mount the Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Installation on page (→)).

3Connect automatic circuit breakers or automatic circuit breakers and disconnectors (see Protective circuit on page (→)).

4Connect the mains cable to the Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Cabling on page (→)).

5Mount the current transformers on the conductors. Make sure that the current transformers are pointing in the correct direction. An arrow either points to the load or the source (public grid) (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

6Connect the current transformer and Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

7Make sure that the current transformer phases match the mains voltage phases (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

8Note down the nominal current of the current transformer for each meter. These values will be required during setup.

9Connect the data communication connections of the Fronius Smart Meter TS to the Fronius system monitoring (see Connecting the data communication cable to the inverter on page (→)).

10If necessary, set terminating resistors (see Connecting the terminating resistor on page (→)).

11Tug on each wire and plug to make sure that they are securely connected to the terminal blocks.

12Switch on the power supply to the Fronius Smart Meter TS.

13Check the firmware version of the Fronius system monitoring. To ensure compatibility between the inverter and the Fronius Smart Meter TS, the software must always be kept up to date. The update can be started via the inverter web page or using Solar.web.

14Set the transformation ratio of the current and voltage transformers (see Setting the transformation ratio of the current and voltage transformers on page (→)).

15If several Fronius Smart Meter TS are installed in the system, set the address (see "Setting the address" under Setting the address on the Fronius Smart Meter TS on page (→)).

16Configure and commission the meter (see Commissioning on page (→)).

For installation information, see the following chapters:

1Switch off the power supply before establishing a grid connection.

2Mount the Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Installation on page (→)).

3Connect automatic circuit breakers or automatic circuit breakers and disconnectors (see Protective circuit on page (→)).

4Connect the mains cable to the Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Cabling on page (→)).

5Mount the current transformers on the conductors. Make sure that the current transformers are pointing in the correct direction. An arrow either points to the load or the source (public grid) (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

6Connect the current transformer and Fronius Smart Meter TS (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

7Make sure that the current transformer phases match the mains voltage phases (see Connecting the current transformers on page (→)).

8Note down the nominal current of the current transformer for each meter. These values will be required during setup.

9Connect the data communication connections of the Fronius Smart Meter TS to the Fronius system monitoring (see Connecting the data communication cable to the inverter on page (→)).

10If necessary, set terminating resistors (see Connecting the terminating resistor on page (→)).

11Tug on each wire and plug to make sure that they are securely connected to the terminal blocks.

12Switch on the power supply to the Fronius Smart Meter TS.

13Check the firmware version of the Fronius system monitoring. To ensure compatibility between the inverter and the Fronius Smart Meter TS, the software must always be kept up to date. The update can be started via the inverter web page or using Solar.web.

14Set the transformation ratio of the current and voltage transformers (see Setting the transformation ratio of the current and voltage transformers on page (→)).

15If several Fronius Smart Meter TS are installed in the system, set the address (see "Setting the address" under Setting the address on the Fronius Smart Meter TS on page (→)).

16Configure and commission the meter (see Commissioning on page (→)).

The Fronius Smart Meter TS can be mounted on a 35 mm DIN rail. The housing comprises 3 modules according to DIN 43880.

The Fronius Smart Meter TS is a hard-wired device and requires a disconnecting device (circuit breaker, switch or disconnector) and overcurrent protection (automatic circuit breaker).

The Fronius Smart Meter TS consumes 10 - 30 mA, the nominal capacity of the disconnecting devices and the overcurrent protection is determined by the wire thickness, the mains voltage, and the required breaking capacity.

Disconnecting devices must be mounted within sight and as close as possible to the Fronius Smart Meter TS; they must also be easy to use.
The disconnecting devices must satisfy the requirements of IEC 60947-1 and IEC 60947-3, as well as all national and local regulations for electrical systems.
To monitor more than one mains voltage, use connected automatic circuit breakers.
The overcurrent protection must protect the grid terminals marked L1, L2, and L3. In rare cases, the neutral conductor has an overcurrent protection, which must interrupt both neutral and non-grounded cables concurrently.

IMPORTANT!
An auxiliary power supply is required to operate the Fronius Smart Meter TS. The fuse (F) must comply with the national standards and guidelines as well as the dimensions of the conductors.

IMPORTANT!
Always switch off the power supply before connecting the mains voltage inputs to the Fronius Smart Meter TS.

Recommended thickness of stranded mains voltage cables for the terminals of the measuring input and measuring output:

Wire: 1 - 4 mm²
Recommended torque: max. 0.6 Nm

The measuring inputs of the current transformers must be grounded on one side as shown in the circuit diagram.

Connect each voltage cable to the terminal strip as shown in the graphics below.

1 phase, 2 conductors (CT connection)

1 phase, 2 conductors (VT/CT connection)

2 phases, 3 conductors (CT connection)

2 phases, 3 conductors (VT/CT connection)

3 phases, 3 conductors (CT connection)

3 phases, 3 conductors (VT/CT connection)

3 phases, 4 conductors (Aron CT connection)

3 phases, 4 conductors (CT connection)

3 phases, 4 conductors (VT/CT connection)

General
Do not use current transformers with a voltage output.
Current transformers are directional. If they are mounted backwards or with swapped wires, the measured power will be negative.

Primary current
Maximum current per phase. A current transformer with a primary current greater than the maximum expected current per phase should be selected. The closer the expected current is to this value, the more precise the measurement will be.

Secondary current
The current transformer must supply alternating current at a nominal current of 1 or 5 A. The nominal values for the current transformer are listed in the current transformer data sheet.

Power
The Fronius Smart Meter TS needs 0.5 VA to carry out its measurements. Losses also occur on the outgoing and return leads. The power of the current transformer must be greater than the sum total of the power of the Fronius Smart Meter TS and the leads. The higher the power, the better.

Line resistances at different cross-sections (copper wires)
Secondary current [A]	Cross-section [mm²]	Line resistances at different lead lengths (outgoing and return lead)
Secondary current [A]	Cross-section [mm²]	0.5 m	1.0 m	2.5 m	5 m	10 m
5	1.5	0.3 VA	0.6 VA	1.5 VA	2.9 VA	5.8 VA
5	2.5	0.2 VA	0.4 VA	0.9 VA	1.8 VA	3.6 VA
5	4	-	-	0.6 VA	1.1 VA	2.2 VA

Example
The length of the outgoing and return lead (0.5 m each) between the Fronius Smart Meter TS and the current transformer is a total of 1 m and has a copper cable cross-section of 1.5 mm²; the line resistance is therefore 0.6 VA according to the table above. The self-consumption of the Fronius Smart Meter TS is 0.5 VA.
Line resistance 0.6 VA + self-consumption 0.5 VA = 1.1 VA
→ A current transformer with a rating of 1.5 VA, 5 VA, or higher is suitable here.

Accuracy class
Use Class 1 or better (Class 0.5 / 0.2, etc.). Class 1 is equivalent to a deviation of ± 1% of the secondary current at maximum power.

Mounting
Rigid or hinged
"Rigid" is usually cheaper with better power and accuracy values. Hinged current transformers can be opened for attachment to the conductor. To prevent it being opened inadvertently, a plastic cable tie can be secured to the current transformer. Hinged current transformers can be installed in a system without interrupting the voltage.

1Make sure that the current transformers match the voltage phases. Make sure that current transformer L1 measures the current on the same phase that is monitored by voltage input L1. The same applies for phases L2 and L3.

2Make sure that the current transformers are pointing in the correct direction. Observe the data sheet for the current transformer.

3Note down the nominal current of the current transformer for each meter. These values will be required during setup.

4Attach the current transformer to the conductor to be measured and connect the cables of the current transformer to the Fronius Smart Meter TS.

IMPORTANT!
Always switch off the power supply before disconnecting live conductors.

5The current transformers are connected to connections 4 and 5; 6 and 7; 8 and 9. If necessary, excessively long cables can be shortened accordingly. Observe the sequence in which the phases are connected. Accurate power measurement is only ensured if the mains voltage phases match the current phases.

Only voltage transformers with a voltage range from 220 to 480 V (phase - phase) and from 100 to 277 V (phase - neutral conductor) may be used. The voltage transformers must be connected to terminals 1, 2, 3, and N at the point of direct voltage measurement.

Connect the data communication connections of the Fronius Smart Meter TS to the Modbus interface of the Fronius inverter using a network cable (type CAT5 or higher).

Several Smart Meters can be installed in the system, see chapter Multi-meter system - Fronius SnapINverter on page (→).

To avoid interference, the terminating resistor must be used (see chapter Connecting the terminating resistor on page (→)).

IMPORTANT!

Further information for successful commissioning.
Observe the following information on connecting the data communication cable to the inverter.

Use network cables of type CAT5 or higher.
The maximum cable length between the Fronius inverter and Fronius Smart Meter is 300 meters.
Use a mutual twisted cable pair for corresponding data lines (D+/D-, M0+/M0-).
On Fronius GEN24 inverters, the M0 and M1 inputs can be selected for this purpose.
If the data lines are close to the mains cabling, use wires or cables that are designed for 300 to 600 V (never less than the operating voltage).
Use double-insulated or sheathed data lines when they are close to bare conductors.
Use shielded twisted pair cables to avoid faults.
Two wires can be installed in each terminal; the wires are twisted first, inserted into the terminal, and tightened.
Note: A loose wire can disable an entire area of the network.
The data communication connections of the Fronius Smart Meter TS are electrically isolated from hazardous voltages.

	Inverter in the system e.g., Fronius Symo
	Meter - Fronius Smart Meter TS Terminating resistor R 120 Ohm is set with a wire jumper between M- and T.
	Modbus RTU, third-party device e.g., Fronius Ohmpilot, battery, etc.
	Terminating resistor R 120 Ohm

The terminating resistor is integrated in the Fronius Smart Meter TS and is manufactured with a bridge between the M and T connections (T = termination).

Due to interference, it is recommended that terminating resistors are used as illustrated below to ensure proper functioning.

* The terminating resistor is integrated in the Fronius Smart Meter TS and is manufactured with a bridge between the M and T connections (T = termination).

1

Insert the connection covers into the guides and press firmly.

IMPORTANT!
When fitting the connection covers, ensure that the cables are not kinked, pinched, crushed, or otherwise damaged.

	Grid Supplies the loads in the system if insufficient power is being generated by the PV modules or supplied by the battery.
	Inverter in the system e.g. Fronius Primo, Fronius Symo, etc.
	Utility meter Measures the metering data relevant for the billing of electricity quantities (primarily the kilowatt hours of grid purchases and grid power feed). On the basis of the data relevant for billing, the electricity retailer invoices a grid purchase and the purchaser of the surplus pays for the grid power feed.
	Primary meter Records the load curve of the system and makes the measured data available for energy profiling in Fronius Solar.web. The primary meter also regulates the dynamic feed-in control.
	Secondary meter Records the load curve of individual loads and producers (e.g. washing machine, lights, television, heat pump, etc.) in the consumption branch and makes the measured data available for energy profiling in Fronius Solar.web.
	Modbus RTU, Third-party device e.g. Fronius Ohmpilot, battery, etc.
	Loads in the system e.g. washing machine, lamps, TV, etc.
	Additional loads in the system e.g. heat pump
	Additional producers in the system e.g. wind power plant
	Terminating resistor R 120 Ohm

A maximum of 4 Modbus stations can be connected to the Modbus connection terminal.

IMPORTANT!
Only one primary meter, one battery and one Ohmpilot can be connected per inverter. Due to the high data transfer of the battery, the battery occupies 2 subscribers.

Example:

Input	Number of primary meters	Number of secondary meters
Modbus	1	0
	1	1
	1	2
	1	3

If several Fronius Smart Meter TS are installed, a separate address must be set for each (see Setting the address on the Fronius Smart Meter TS on page (→)). The primary meter is always assigned address 1. All the other meters are numbered consecutively with the address range from 2 to 14. Different Fronius Smart Meter power categories can be used in combination.

IMPORTANT!
Max. Use 3 secondary meters in the system. To avoid interference, it is recommended to install the terminating resistors according to chapter Connecting the terminating resistor on page (→).

Location of the primary meter in the consumption branch. *Terminating resistor R 120 Ohm

Location of the primary meter at the feed-in point. *Terminating resistor R 120 Ohm

The following must be observed in a multi-meter system:

Only assign each Modbus address once.
Terminating resistors must be positioned individually for each channel.

The inputs M0 and M1 can be freely selected. A maximum of 4 Modbus participants can be connected to the Modbus terminal on the inputs M0 and M1.

IMPORTANT!
Only one primary meter, one battery and one Ohmpilot can be connected per inverter. Due to the high data transfer of the battery, the battery occupies 2 subscribers.

Example 1:

Input	Number of primary meters	Number of secondary meters
Modbus 0 (M0)	0	4
	0	2
	0	1
Modbus 1 (M1)	1	3

Example 2:

Input	Number of primary meters	Number of secondary meters
Modbus 0 (M0)	1	3
Modbus 1 (M1)	0	4
	0	2
	0	1

If several Fronius Smart Meter TS are installed, a separate address must be set for each one (see Setting the address on the Fronius Smart Meter TS on page (→)). The primary meter always receives the address 1. All other meters are numbered consecutively in the address range from 2 to 14. Different Fronius Smart Meter power categories can be used together.

IMPORTANT!
Use no more than 7 secondary meters in the system. To avoid interference, it is recommended to install the terminating resistors according to the chapter Connecting the terminating resistor on page (→).

Position of the primary meter in the consumption branch. *Terminating resistor R 120 Ohm

Position of the primary meter at the feed-in point. *Terminating resistor R 120 Ohm

The following must be observed in a multi meter system:

Connect the primary meter and the battery to different channels (recommended).
Distribute the remaining Modbus participants evenly.
Each Modbus address is assigned only once.
Place the terminating resistors individually for each channel.

Image	Screen	Description
	00	Total active energy drawn* Total efficiency
	01	Total active energy supplied** Total efficiency
	02	Total active energy drawn* Average conductor voltage in the system
	03	Total active energy drawn* Average phase voltage in the system
	04	Total active energy drawn* Power factor (L = inductive, C = capacitive)
	05	Total active energy drawn* Frequency
	06	Total active energy drawn* Total reactive power
	07	Total reactive energy supplied** Total reactive power
	08	Total active energy drawn** Total apparent power
	09	Total active energy drawn* Average demanded power (P = demand), calculated for the set interval. The value remains unchanged for the entire interval. It is "0" in the first interval after the start. Maximum demanded power (dMd = Peak demand) that has been reached since the last reset.
	10	Not used
	11	Not used
	12	Active energy drawn*
	13	Apparent power
	14	Reactive energy drawn
	15	Power factor (L = inductive, C = capacitive)
	16	Phase voltage
	18	Operating hours counter Neutral current
	19	Current
	20	Effective power

*	Displayed when easy connection mode is activated (measurement = A). This value indicates the total energy without considering the direction.
**	Factory setting - displayed when drawn and delivered energy are measured separately (measurement = b).

Screen	Code	Description	Values
PASS***	P1	Enter the current password	2633*
nPASS	P2	Password change **	Four digits (0000-9999)
SYStEM	P3	Type of system	3Pn*: three-phase system, 4-core 3P: three-phase system, 3-core 2P: two-phase system, 3-core
Ct rAtIo	P4	Current transformer ratio	from 1* to 1000
Ut rAtIo	P5	Voltage transformer ratio	from 1* to 1000
MEASurE	P6	Measurement mode **	A: easy connection, measures all energy without taking the direction into account. B*: measures imported and exported energy separately.
InStALL	P7	Connection check	On: activated Off*: deactivated
P int	P8	Average power calculation interval (minutes)	1* - 30
MOdE	P9	Display mode **	Full*: full display Easy: reduced display. The values that are not displayed are still transmitted via the serial interface.
tArIFF	P10	Tariff management **	On: activated Off*: deactivated
HoME	P11	Screen showing measured variables displayed at startup and after 120 seconds of inactivity **	For full display (Mode = Full): 0* - 19
AddrESS***	P14	Modbus address	1* - 247
bAUd	P15	Baud rate (kBit/s) **	9.6* / 19.2 / 38.4 / 57.6 / 115.2
PArITY	P16	Parity **	Even/No*
STOP bit	P16-2	Only if parity = No. Stop bit. **	1* / 2
rESET	P17	Activation of the reset function for energy tariffs, maximum requested power, and part values of active and reactive energy (the latter are only transmitted via the serial interface) **	No*: reset function deactivated. Yes: reset function activated.
End	P18	Returns to the measured variables start screen	None

*	Factory settings
**	The settings can be protected by changing the default password (password cannot be reset).
***	Settings that need to be configured.

Only the transformation ratio of the current and voltage transformers must be set. All other parameters are preset at the factory.

Name	Event	Function
Up	1 x	Scroll one screen forward, increase the value by 1
Down	1 x	Scroll one screen back, decrease the value by 1
Enter	2 seconds	Call up settings, confirm value

1Press and hold "Enter" for 2 seconds.

2Use "Up" or "Down" to access the P1 screen.

3Set password "2633" with "Up" and "Down" and confirm each individual value with "Enter".

4Note down the password.

IMPORTANT!
The password cannot be reset.

1Use "Up" or "Down" to access the P4 screen.

2Press and hold "Enter" for 2 seconds.

3Set the transformation ratio with "Up" and "Down" and confirm each individual value with "Enter".

4Press "Up" to access screen P18 and press and hold "Enter" for 2 seconds to exit the settings.

Ratio of current transformers¹⁾ (0001 - 1000²⁾).
Ratio of voltage transformers^{1), 3)} (001.0 - 1000²⁾).

¹⁾ Important! Changing the transformation ratios will reset the counters in the Fronius Smart Meter TS to 0.

²⁾Transformation ratio in the current transformer x Transformation ratio of the voltage transformers = max. 1000

³⁾Changeover only when using voltage transformers (direct voltage measurement VT = 1)

Name	Event	Function
Up	1 x	Scroll one screen forward, increase the value by 1
Down	1 x	Scroll one screen back, decrease the value by 1
Enter	2 seconds	Call up settings, confirm value

1Press and hold "Enter" for 2 seconds.

2Use "Up" or "Down" to access the P1 screen.

3Set password "2633" with "Up" and "Down" and confirm each individual value with "Enter".

1Use "Up" or "Down" to access the P14 screen.

2Press and hold "Enter" for 2 seconds.

3Set the address with "Up" and "Down" and confirm each individual value with "Enter".

4Press "Up" to access screen P18 and press and hold "Enter" for 2 seconds to exit the settings.

If the measured signal exceeds the permissible limit values of the meter, a corresponding message or symbol appears on the display:

EEE flashes: the measured signal value is outside the limit values.
EEE on: the measurement depends on a value that is outside the limit values.
Direction of rotation of the power supply is incorrect
Current direction of a phase (here phase 1) is incorrect

Note: Active and reactive energy measurements are displayed but do not change.

IMPORTANT! Settings under the "Meter" menu item are only to be made by trained and qualified personnel!

The service password must be entered in order to access the "Meter" menu item.

Three-phase or single-phase Fronius Smart Meter TS can be used. In both cases, the selection is made under the "Fronius Smart Meter" item. The Fronius Datamanager automatically identifies the meter type.

A primary meter and several secondary meters can be selected. The primary meter needs to be configured first before a secondary meter can be selected.