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Section: Installation and Configuration

Subsection: Pre-Installation Checks

Pre-Installation Checks

Before installing your EDMI Mk6N Genius meter, ensure that you have performed the following checks:

1. Verify the meter model: Confirm that you have received the correct meter model, EDMI Mk6N Genius, and that it matches the order specification.
2. Inspect the meter: Visually inspect the meter for any signs of damage or tampering. Check for any dents, scratches, or broken seals.
3. Check the meter's firmware: Verify that the meter's firmware is up-to-date. Refer to the EDMI website for the latest firmware version and update instructions.
4. Gather required tools and materials: Ensure that you have the necessary tools and materials for installation, including:
   • A compatible installation kit (e.g., CTs, VT, and mounting hardware)
   • A laptop or handheld device with the EDMI Metering Studio software
   • A secure internet connection for remote configuration and firmware updates
5. Read the user manual: Familiarize yourself with this user manual to ensure a safe and successful installation.

Subsection: Meter Installation

Meter Installation

Follow these steps to install the EDMI Mk6N Genius meter:

1. Mount the meter: Mount the meter on a sturdy, flat surface, such as a wall or a meter panel. Ensure that the meter is level and securely fastened.
2. Connect the CTs and VT: Connect the current transformers (CTs) and voltage transformers (VT) to the meter, following the wiring diagram provided with the installation kit.
3. Connect the load: Connect the load cables to the meter, ensuring that the phase and neutral connections are secure.
4. Apply power: Apply power to the meter, ensuring that the voltage and current levels are within the specified ranges.

Subsection: Configuration and Commissioning edmi mk6n genius user manual

Configuration and Commissioning

Perform the following steps to configure and commission the EDMI Mk6N Genius meter:

1. Launch the EDMI Metering Studio software: Connect to the meter using a laptop or handheld device with the EDMI Metering Studio software.
2. Discover the meter: Use the software to discover the meter on the network and establish a connection.
3. Configure the meter settings: Configure the meter settings, including:
   • Time and date
   • Communication protocols (e.g., DLMS, IEC 61850)
   • Measurement settings (e.g., voltage, current, power, energy)
   • Alarm and event settings
4. Verify meter operation: Verify that the meter is operating correctly, displaying accurate measurements and communicating with the network.

Subsection: Security Features

Security Features

The EDMI Mk6N Genius meter incorporates advanced security features to ensure data integrity and prevent unauthorized access:

1. User authentication: The meter supports multiple user levels, with secure login and password protection.
2. Data encryption: The meter encrypts data using industry-standard encryption protocols (e.g., AES).
3. Secure communication protocols: The meter supports secure communication protocols (e.g., TLS, HTTPS).

Section: Operation and Maintenance

Subsection: Meter Reading and Data Retrieval Verify the meter model : Confirm that you

Meter Reading and Data Retrieval

The EDMI Mk6N Genius meter provides various methods for retrieving meter readings and data:

1. Local reading: Read the meter locally using the EDMI Metering Studio software.
2. Remote reading: Retrieve meter data remotely using a compatible AMI system or network.
3. Data logging: Configure the meter to log data at regular intervals, allowing for detailed analysis and trend identification.

Subsection: Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Regular maintenance and troubleshooting can help ensure optimal meter performance:

1. Firmware updates: Regularly check for firmware updates and apply them as necessary.
2. Meter calibration: Perform meter calibration checks at regular intervals to ensure accuracy.
3. Troubleshooting guides: Refer to the troubleshooting guide in this manual for assistance with common issues.

Appendix: Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications

The following technical specifications apply to the EDMI Mk6N Genius meter:

• Accuracy class: 0.2S ( revenue grade)
• Measurement range: 3 x 230/400V, 3 x 50/60Hz
• Current range: 10-6000A (with CTs)
• Communication protocols: DLMS, IEC 61850, IEC 62056
• Power consumption: < 1.5W ( active power) < 3.5VA (apparent power)

Appendix: Glossary

Glossary

The following definitions apply to terms used in this manual:

• AMI: Advanced Metering Infrastructure
• CT: Current Transformer
• DLMS: Device Language Message Specification
• IEC: International Electrotechnical Commission
• VT: Voltage Transformer

Exporting Measurement Data:

1. Connect a USB flash drive (max 32GB, FAT32 format) to the USB-C port using an OTG adapter.
2. Press DATA > EXPORT CSV.
3. Choose whether to export current position or a logged sequence.
4. The file is named EDMI_MMDDYY_HHMMSS.csv. Open in Excel for quality reports.

Communication & integration

• Local interfaces: Infrared (IR) port and/or optical port for handheld reading; front-panel display and buttons for local navigation.
• Remote communications: Options include RS-485 (Modbus RTU), Ethernet (Modbus TCP/other), and sometimes proprietary or optional modules (e.g., GSM/4G, RF). Exact interfaces depend on variant and fitted communications module.
• Protocols: Modbus (common), DLMS/COSEM may be supported on specific SKUs — check model configuration.
• Integration: Supports SCADA and AMI/MDM systems via standard protocols; configurable register maps for reading energy, demand, and registers.

5. Core Operational Modes (from the User Manual)

The MK6N Genius has three primary modes. Here is how to use each based on the official manual.

1. Introduction

The EDMI Mk6N Genius is a fully electronic, polyphase electricity meter capable of measuring active and reactive energy across four quadrants. It is widely utilized by utility companies for revenue metering due to its high accuracy, robust security features, and flexible communication options.

Key Features:

• Accuracy: Class 0.5 or 0.2 for Active Energy (IEC 62053-22).
• Display: Large, backlit LCD with push-button navigation.
• Communications: Optical port (IEC 62056-21), RS485, and optional cellular/GSM modules.
• Load Profile: Extensive data logging capabilities.
• Security: Password-protected access levels.

B. Linear & Arc Pocket Milling

Instead of calculating coordinates by hand:

1. FUNC > POCKET.
2. Select rectangle, circle, or custom polygon.
3. Enter tool diameter, stepover percentage (default 40%), and depth (if using a Z-scale).
4. The MK6N generates a serpentine toolpath. The display guides you step by step.

4. Navigating the User Interface (Button Layout)

The user manual refers to the MK6N’s interface as "three-click deep." Most functions are available within three button presses.