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IEC 62053-22
IEC 62053-23
IEC 62052-11
IEC 62056-21
IEC 62056-61
Transformer Operated Energy Meter
A2000
Product Description
Operating Instructions
Features and Technical Data
Diagrams and Figures
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Table of Contents
1. FEATURES AND MEASUREMENT ............................................................................................................4
1.1 ENERGY METERING .................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 MAXIMUM DEMAND INDICATION ................................................................................................................. 5
1.3 INSTRUMENTATION DATA MEASUREMENT & DISPLAY.............................................................................. 6
1.4 TIME OF USE (TOU) REVENUE .................................................................................................................. 6
1.5 AUTOMATIC BILLING DATA RECORDING ................................................................................................... 7
1.6 LOAD PROFILE RECORDING ....................................................................................................................... 7
1.7 EVENT REGISTRATION OF TERMINAL COVER OPEN ................................................................................. 8
1.8 EVENT REGISTRATION OF PHASE FAILURE ............................................................................................... 8
1.9 EVENT REGISTRATION OF PHASE VOLTAGE LOSS ................................................................................... 9
1.10 EVENT REGISTRATION OF PHASE CURRENT LOSS ................................................................................. 9
1.11 EVENT REGISTRATION OF CURRENT UNBALANCE.................................................................................. 9
1.12 DATA DISPLAY ON LCD......................................................................................................................... 10
1.13 PRIMARY METERING - CT AND VT RATIO ............................................................................................. 10
1.14 INPUTS AND OUTPUTS ............................................................................................................................ 10
1.15 COMMUNICATION OPTIONS .................................................................................................................... 11
2. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................................................12

2.1 LCD DISPLAY .......................................................................................................................................... 12
2.2 DISPLAY MODE ......................................................................................................................................... 14
2.3 A2000 LCD DISPLAY INFORMATION ....................................................................................................... 15
2.4 PROGRAMMING ......................................................................................................................................... 15
1. Three Level Programming Protection ............................................................................................15
2. Tracking of User Access ...................................................................................................................15
2.5 MAX DEMAND RESET ............................................................................................................................... 15
3. TECHNICAL DATA.......................................................................................................................................16
3.1 SPECIFICATION................................................................................................................................... 16
3.2 MAXIMUM DEMAND INDICATION ........................................................................................................ 16
3.3 CLOCK ................................................................................................................................................ 16
3.4 BACKUP BATTERY ............................................................................................................................. 17
3.5 EXTERNAL SIZE AND WEIGHT ........................................................................................................... 17
4. USAGE, TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE CONDITIONS............................................................18
5. WARRANTY ..................................................................................................................................................19
6. ORDERING ....................................................................................................................................................20
APPENDIX A: REGISTER (OBIS) CODES AS PER IEC 62056-61 ............................................................21
Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

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APPENDIX B: LCD DISPLAY EXPLANATIONS ...........................................................................................26
APPENDIX C: ERROR INFORMATION ...........................................................................................................37
APPENDIX D: CONNECTION DIAGRAMS ..................................................................................................38

D.1 3 PHASE 4 WIRE – DIRECT CONNECTED ............................................................................................... 38
D.2 3 PHASE 4 WIRE - 3CT .......................................................................................................................... 38
D.3 3 PHASE 3 WIRE (2-ELEMENT) – CT CONNECTED ............................................................................... 39
D.4 3 PHASE 3 WIRE (2-ELEMENT) – CT&VT CONNECTED........................................................................ 39
D.5 SIGNAL TERMINALS ................................................................................................................................. 40
D.6 IMPULSE OUTPUT TEST ........................................................................................................................... 41

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1. Features and Measurement
Bluestar transformer operated meter A2000 meets the IEC62053-22(class 0.2S&0.5S)

standard for static energy meters. The main features of A2000 include none physical
adjustment components, digital signal processing, digital filters, digital error correction,
digital calibration, immunity to temperature fluctuation, and excellent stability. Due to
its 10 times overload multiplier, A2000 can record energy usage of extreme low load.
Its accurate measurements of voltage, current, power factors, and power can replace
a series of indicating instruments and transmitters.
The basic functions of A2000 include active, reactive & apparent bidirectional (import
and export) and up to 4 tariff energy metering and maximum demand indications.
Data can be retrieved via RS485 port (if available on meter) or optical port. The
communication protocol complies with IEC 62056-21 or DLMS. Also user can remote
read data via GPRS module, the communication protocol complies with IEC60810-5-
102 protocol or DMLS. Also data is displayed on LCD in large characters with IEC
62056-61 compliant OBIS codes.
A2000 Meter data processing functions include:

1.1 Energy Metering
1. Energy measurement using digital measuring chips, therefore metering precision

can be digitally verified.
2. High overload-multiplier energy metering (10 times multiplier metering for class
0.2S or 0.5S) by applying variable gain measurement and multi-section digital
compensation.
3. Active import and export energy, reactive 4-quadrant energy, and apparent
energy metering through data provided by energy measuring integrated chips.
4. 4-Tariffs and total energy metering of active import and export energy, reactive 4-
quadrant energy, and apparent energy.
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5. Energy displays in 8 digits, decimal points configurable from 0 to 3 digits. User

can select to display Primary values or Secondary values. Energy units is also
programmable as ‘k’ or ‘M’, i.e. kWh/MWh, kvarh/Mvarh, kVAh/MVAh.
6. Pulse indication of energy metering using two bright LED’s, which indicate active
energy on the left and reactive energy on the right. The duty cycle of LED output
is 50%. 6 Channel of impulses output, the pulse width is 80 milliseconds.
7. KWh and Kvarh per Phase: A2000 measures per phase import and export active
and reactive energy including:
Phase A +KWh, -KWh, +kvarh, -kvarh

Phase B +KWh, -KWh, +kvarh, -kvarh
Phase C +KWh, -KWh, +kvarh, -kvarh
All these values can be displayed on LCD or read from communication ports.
1.2 Maximum Demand Indication
1. Calculating functions of active import and export demand, reactive four-quadrant

4-tariff demands, apparent import and export demand, include total 30 demand
data with the occurrence time of each demand data. The format of time stamp is
YYMMDDhhmm “year, month, date, hour, minute”. The indication range of
maximum demand (including power) is 0 - 99.9999 kW/kvar/kVA or 0-9999.9999
MW/Mvar/MVA.
2. Calculating mode can be Block or Sliding. Sliding mode: sliding interval can be
set to 1, 2, 3, or 5 minutes and max demand cycle can be set to 5, 10, 15, 30, or
60 minutes. If demand cycle is set to 60 minutes, sliding interval can only be set
to 2, 3, or 5 minutes. Demand cycle must be integer multiplier of rolling interval.
Block Mode: demand cycle can be set to 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes.
3. Each average power of max demand cycle is calculated and recorded, which can
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4. While recording the apparent max demand KVA, A2000 will record the
coincidental active average power KW of demand cycle for user to calculate
power factor.
1.3 Instrumentation Data Measurement & Display
1. Phase voltage (ABC) & current (ABC), power factor (Total, ABC), can be read
through optical port using IEC 62056-21 protocol, or displayed directly on LCD.
2. Measurement of phase angles.
3. Active instantaneous power kW (ABC total), reactive instantaneous power kvar

(ABC total), and apparent power kVA (ABC total) per second can be read
through optical port, or display on LCD.
4. Instant value of Frequency (Hz).
1.4 Time of Use (TOU) Revenue
1. TOU can be controlled by configuring the parameters that are based on the
meter’s internal hardware real-time clock.
2. There are 3 levels of TOU controls, in preferential sequence, they are: “Public
Holiday”, “Weekend” and “Season”.
3. There are 4 sets of “daily-profile” tables. Public holidays, weekends and seasons
can be controlled by selecting one of 4 “daily-profile” tables.
4. TOU for public holidays can set 24 days for every year, and can set 100 special
days.
5. Weekend TOU can have up to 2 days as weekends for each week, and they can
be assigned different daily profile.
6. A year can be divided into up to 10 time sections (seasons). The shortest section
is one day and the longest section one year.
7. “Daily-profile” can divide a day into 10 time sections (intervals). Each section can
select one of 4 tariffs. The shortest time is one minute, and the longest one day.

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1.5 Automatic Billing Data Recording
1. A2000 meter can be configured to record billing data at a pre-selected time to as

billing information including energy storing and max demand reset. The time is
specified by ‘day’ and ‘hour’.
2. The automatic data recording cycle is one month. The date of automatic data
recording can be set as non-zero value, namely date XX hour XX. Meter-reading
date can be chosen from 1 to 28.
3. Automatic data recording can be configured to execute energy recording and

max demand reset automatically; up to 16 historical energy and maximum
demand data can be recorded.
1.6 Load Profile Recording
1. A2000 meter provides scrolling recording function of load profile data. Data
sampling interval is programmable from 1 to 60 minutes. There are 27 channels
of data samplings available:
1.) Active Import Energy,

2.) Active Export Energy,
3.) Active Energy，
4.) Reactive Import Energy,
5.) Reactive Export Reactive
6.) Reactive Energy
7.) Import Apparent Energy
8.) Export Apparent Energy
9.) Apparent Energy
10.) Quadrant 1 Reactive Energy

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14.) Quadrant 1 Apparent Power

18.) Reactive Import Power
19.) Reactive Export Power
20.) Total Active Power
21.) Active Import Power
22.) Active Export Power
23.) Phase A voltage, phase B voltage, phase C voltage
24.) phase A current, phase B current, phase C Current
25.) Phase A power factor, phase B power factor, phase C power factor, total
power factor
26.) Apparent import power
27.) Apparent export power
One or more date can be selected to record.
2. Non volatile memory size for load profile is 1M bytes. Data recording uses cyclic
mode. If 4 channels are selected at 20 minute interval, meter can record 400
days of load profile data in memory.
1.7 Event Registration of Terminal Cover Open
A2000 top part features a whole body design, therefore there is no need to weld the
top cover and monitor the top cover open events.
A2000 will register the terminal cover open events with open & close time. The latest 8
records will be saved in meter ready for being read into PC software.
1.8 Event Registration of Phase Failure
If voltage of any phase is under 20 V, meter will record the phase failure.

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1. It can record cumulative counts and minutes of phrase failure while one or two
phases fail. Up to 7 historical data can be stored in A2000 meter. Current data
will not be cleared by reset command.
2. It can respectively record the latest 8 times of start and stop time
(month/date/hour/minute) of phase failure
1.9 Event Registration of Phase Voltage Loss
If any phase voltage is under 70% Un and corresponding phase current is above 5%
In, meter will record phase voltage loss.
1. It can record cumulative counts and minutes of phase voltage loss. Up to 7

historical data can be stored. Current data will not be cleared when resetting.
2. It can record the last 8 times of start and stop time (month/date/hour/ minute) of
phase voltage loss
1.10 Event Registration of Phase Current Loss
If any phase current is less than 5% In, meter will record phase current loss. It will
record cumulative counts and minutes, and start and stop time of phase current loss.
1.11 Event Registration of Current Unbalance

If maximum phase current is higher than 10% In and the result of (maximum phase
current – other phase current) / maximum phase current is larger than 30 %,
meter considers this as phase current imbalance. It will record the cumulative counts
and minutes, and start and stop time of current unbalance.

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1.12 Data Display on LCD

1. The above energy and max demand data can be displayed on LCD, with IEC
62056-61 standard compliant OBIS codes.
2. In order to monitor voltage secondary value, current secondary value, power

factors of ABC phases and total power factors in real time, one row display of
such values is added at the bottom of LCD, so that user can monitor running
status of meter or power supply networks.
1.13 Primary Metering - CT and VT Ratio

User can program the CT and VT values, and also can read it through
communications; user can also program the meter to display the CT and VT value and
view it on the LCD screen. Energy and Max Demand must have their same
Multipliers.
User can select the options to display Energy kWh and max demand kW values in
Primary values, i.e. with CT/VT ratio multiplied, or Secondary values, i.e. without
CT/VT multiplied.
Because A2000 can be configured to display the energy data as Primary value
or Secondary value, it is highly recommended to clear the energy data to avoid
wrong reading before changing the CT/VT values.
1.14 Inputs and Outputs
1. Passive pulse output interface with optical-coupling insulation for Voltage contact
of 12-80 VDC. 2 Channels of impulse outputs programmable to +/- kWh, +/-kvarh.
2. Relay output for device control signal (optional).
3. Auxiliary voltage supply input optional to power up the A2000 meter (optional).
Voltage Input: 60VDC-400VCD, or 40VAC-300VAC.

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1.15 Communication Options

A2000 features include abundant choices of communication channels for meter
reading as follows
1. Through the magnetic optical port on the meter front, user can read and program
A2000 meter as per IEC 62056-21, default initial baud rate is 300 bps.
2. A2000 provides 1 channel of RS485, user can read and program A2000 meter
as per IEC 62056-21, and default initial baud rate is 9600 bps.
3. A2000 provides GPRS/GSM or Ethernet module (optional), user can read meter
data remote as per IEC60810-5-102 protocol or DMLS.

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2. Operation Instructions
2.1 LCD Display
1. Full Screen Self-check
2 Screen Display Sign Explanation

sign Explain
Data display code in compliance with IEC 62056-61.
Data unit display：

kWh / MWh (active energy ) kW / MW (active power)
kvarh / Mvarh (reactive energy) kvar / mvar (reactive
power)
kVAh / MVAh (apparent energy) kVA / MVA (apparent
power)
Hz (Frequency)
A/B/C represents phase A, B and C respectively when
displaying the instantaneous values of the three phases,
including Voltage, Current and Power Factor.
V is the unit for Voltage, A is the unit for Current, Φ
means the current value is power factor.
A/B/C and Φ displayed with number means the power
factor per phase. Φ displayed with number means the
sum power factor.

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Under normal working condition, “Ua Ub Uc” should all

display.
If Phase Failure, the corresponding character does not
show.
If Voltage Loss, the corresponding character flashes
If all Phase Loss or Voltage Sequence Reversed, “Ua Ub
Uc” all flash.
Under normal working condition, “Ia Ib Ic” should all
display
If Current Loss, the corresponding character does not
show.
If Current Imbalance, the corresponding character
flashes.
Arrowhead of var shows current reactive energy
direction;
Arrowhead of Watt show current active energy direction;
Arrowhead to right show import, Arrowhead to left show
export
These arrows can indicate reverse connections on
LCD
Display only when battery voltage is low.
Displayed when meter is in programming protect. To

enter programming mode, seal must be broken and
meter must enter into PrG mode by pushing Reset button
for about 8 seconds.
RX display show meter receiving data;

TX display show meter sending out data
If this flashes, it means that meter is overloading.

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If Min is displaying, it means the unit for the current data

is minutes.
The top 4 arrows indicate the current active tariff number.

No. 5, 6, 7 & 8 are reserved.
If this flashes, it means that warning or error event

happened.
A2000 can be configured as either 3 phase 3-wire or 3

phase 4-wire.
The upper one indicates 3 phase 4-wire connection.
The lower one indicates 3 phase 3-wire connection.
2.2 Display mode

1. Automatic Display:
The display is automatic scrolling and can be used for routine monitoring. In this mode,
display will not stop after it finishes one sequence of display. Instead, it will start from
the beginning again. If display is interrupted due to reset or other operations, it
resumes after 1 minute.
2. Pushbutton Display:
User may continuously push button (up or down) until the needed data is displayed on
LCD. This can be used to check data records in the meter. A2000 will switch to this
mode once display button is pushed. In this mode, display time of each data item
extends 10 times longer. For example, if original display time is set as 8 seconds for
each data, display time for the same data is extended to 80 seconds. Next data will be
displayed once display button is pushed again. If display button is not pushed
throughout the period when a data is being displayed, meter will automatically switch
back to Automatic Display Mode.
3. High Precision Display:

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After holding the display button for 5 seconds, the meter will enter into high precision
display mode, and the energy data will be displayed in 5 integer digits with 3 decimal
digits. The high precision display will be ended by pushing display button for 5
seconds again, or meter powers off, or new calendar day begins.
If the meter has been configured to display 3 or more decimal digits, this high
precision display mode will not take effective even pushing buttons for 5 seconds..
2.3 A2000 LCD display information

Detailed A2000 LCD display information please see Appendix B.
2.4 Programming
A2000 meter’s parameters can be configured from PC or from handheld programmer.
1. Three Level Programming Protection
A2000 meter provides 3 levels of programming protection, lead-seal, push button and
programming password. In order to ensure data security and prevent non-authorized
operation, user must enter “programming status” by pressing reset button after
breaking the seal. User should unlock the seal lid on reset button, then press reset
button (for approximately 8 seconds) until LCD screen displays “PrG”. Now A2000 is
ready for programming.
2. Tracking of User Access
A2000 meter will record the latest user programming date & time and the total counts.
Within 30 minutes, all programming commands will be recorded as only one record.
2.5 Max Demand Reset

A2000 meter provides manual demand reset. User should break the seal on reset
button, then press reset button (approximately 4 seconds) until LCD screen displays
“CLr”, and then release the button at this moment, the meter will clear current max
demand data, and record energy as one historical reading.

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3. Technical Data
3.1 Specification
Connection: 3 Phase 4-Wire or 3 Phase 3-Wire
Voltage input: 3x 63.5/110V; 3x240/415V ; 3x110V
Current: 3x5(10) A; 3x25(100)A; 3x1(1.2)A
Frequency: 50Hz or 60Hz
Work temperature: -25℃ to 60℃
Voltage circuit consumption:
Voltage burden Voltage burden

Voltage
(VA) (W)
57.7V
<1.2 <0.8
110V
<1.5 <0.9
240V
<2.8 <1.3
Current circuit consumption: <0.5VA (In<10A)
3.2 Maximum Demand Indication

Calculation method: Sliding or block mode
Calculation cycle: 5, 10, 15, 30, or 60 minutes
Rolling interval: 1, 2, 3, or 5 minutes
Recording range: 99.9999 kW
Additional error: ± (0.5+0.05 Pm/Pn) %
Pm - power value at Imax (cosф=1.0)
Pn - equivalent real power value on demand indicator
3.3 Clock
1. Real time clock: displaying year, month, day, week, hour, minute, second; in 24-
hour format.
2. Error: ±0.5 seconds/day (23℃±2℃)

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3. Error limits under working condition: ±2 seconds/day
3.4 Backup Battery
1. One long-lifetime super lithium battery is provided as power-down protection for

real time clock. Lifetime of the super lithium battery: ≥20 years.
2. A2000 has internal super capacitor, which will supply voltage to meter clock
during mains power off; it can sustain for about 14 days. The lithium battery
will start working only after super capacitor consumes all of its voltage.
3.5 External Size and Weight
Size 263 x 175 x 83 mm

Weight 1.5 kg (3.5 lbs)

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4. Usage, Transportation and Storage Conditions
Same requirements as indoor meters.

The number of piling layers should not exceed five in original package.
Moisture absorbent must be provided inside sealed package.
It is strictly forbidden to store the meter in the environment of high
temperature or dense moisture for long period of time.
A2000’s LCD and meter cover are anti-ultraviolet. However, to achieve LCD’s
longest service life, it is recommended not to install A2000 in environment that
exposes to sunlight directly.

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5. Warranty
The product will be repaired or replaced free of charge within 18 months if

technical data do not comply with the standards when the product has been used
properly according to the manufacturer’s manual and the seal remains intact.

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6. Ordering
Meter types and specifications must be specified in the orders, including voltage,
current and frequency etc.

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Appendix A: Register (OBIS) Codes as per IEC 62056-61
Register Name OBIS ID

Current Date 1-0:0.9.2
Current Time 1-0:0.9.1
Meter NO. 1-0:0.0.0
Total active import energy 1-1:1.8.0
Total active export energy 1-1:2.8.0
Total reactive Import energy 1-1:3.8.0
Total reactive export energy 1-1:4.8.0
Total reactive energy Q1 1-1:5.8.0
Total apparent import energy 1-1:9.8.0
Total apparent export energy 1-1:10.8.0
Total active import energy of the previous month 1-1:1.8.0* X(0<X<16)

Total active export energy of the previous month 1-1:2.8.0* X(0<X<16)
Total reactive import energy of the previous month 1-1:3.8.0* X(0<X<16)
Total reactive export energy of the previous month 1-1:4.8.0* X(0<X<16)
Total reactive energy Q1 of the previous month 1-1:5.8.0* X(0<X<16)
Total apparent import energy of the previous month 1-1:9.8.0* X(0<X<16)
Total apparent export energy of the previous month 1-1:10.8.0* X(0<X<16)
Active import energy of the current month in F1 1-1:1.8.1


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Active export energy of the current month in F1 1-1:2.8.1

Reactive energy Q1 of the current month in F1 1-1:5.8.1
Active import energy of the previous month in F1 1-1:1.8.1* X(0<X<16)

Active export energy of the previous month in F1 1-1:2.8.1* X(0<X<16)
Reactive energy Q1 of the previous month in F1 1-1:5.8.1* X(0<X<16)

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Phase A active import energy 1-1:21.8.0

Phase B active import energy 1-1:41.8.0
Phase C active import energy 1-1:61.8.0
Phase A active export energy 1-1:22.8.0
Phase B active export energy 1-1:42.8.0
Phase C active export energy 1-1:62.8.0
Phase A reactive import energy 1-1:23.8.0

Phase B reactive import energy 1-1:43.8.0
Phase C reactive import energy 1-1:63.8.0
Phase A reactive export energy 1-1:24.8.0
Phase B reactive export energy 1-1:44.8.0
Phase C reactive export energy 1-1:64.8.0
Active Maximum demand (import) 1-1:1.6.0

Active Maximum demand (export) 1-1:2.6.0
Active Maximum demand (import) in F1 1-1:1.6.1

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Active Maximum demand (export) in F1 1-1:2.6.1
Reactive Maximum demand (import) 1-1:3.6.0

Reactive Maximum demand (export) 1-1:4.6.0
Apparent Maximum demand (import) 1-1:9.6.0
Apparent Maximum demand (export) 1-1:10.6.0
import active total power at apparent demand 1-1:1.5.0

import active tariff 1 power at apparent demand 1-1:1.5.1
export active total power at apparent demand 1-1:2.5.0

export active tariff 1 power at apparent demand 1-1:2.5.1
Instantaneous active import power of phase A 1-1:21.7.0

Instantaneous active export power of phase A 1-1:22.7.0
Instantaneous reactive import power of phase A 1-1:23.7.0
Instantaneous reactive export power of phase A 1-1:24.7.0
Instantaneous apparent import power of phase A 1-1:29.7.0
Instantaneous apparent export power of phase A 1-1:30.7.0
Instantaneous current of phase A 1-1:31.7.0

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Instantaneous voltage of phase A 1-1:32.7.0

Instantaneous power factor of phase A 1-1:33.7.0
Instantaneous active import power of phase B 1-1:41.7.0

Instantaneous active export power of phase B 1-1:42.7.0
Instantaneous reactive import power of phase B 1-1:43.7.0
Instantaneous reactive export power of phase B 1-1:44.7.0
Instantaneous apparent import power of phase B 1-1:49.7.0
Instantaneous apparent export power of phase B 1-1:50.7.0
Instantaneous current of phase B 1-1:51.7.0
Instantaneous voltage of phase B 1-1:52.7.0
Instantaneous power factor of phase B 1-1:53.7.0
Instantaneous active import power of phase C 1-1:61.7.0

Instantaneous active export power of phase C 1-1:62.7.0
Instantaneous reactive import power of phase C 1-1:63.7.0
Instantaneous reactive export power of phase C 1-1:64.7.0
Instantaneous apparent import power of phase C 1-1:69.7.0
Instantaneous apparent export power of phase C 1-1:70.7.0
Instantaneous current of phase C 1-1:71.7.0
Instantaneous voltage of phase C 1-1:72.7.0
Instantaneous power factor of phase C 1-1:73.7.0
Instantaneous active import power 1-1: 1.7.0

Instantaneous active export power 1-1: 2.7.0
Instantaneous reactive import power 1-1: 3.7.0
Instantaneous reactive export power 1-1: 4.7.0
Instantaneous apparent import power 1-1: 9.7.0
Instantaneous apparent export power 1-1:10.7.0
Instantaneous power factor 1-1:13.7.0

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Appendix B: LCD Display Explanations
LCD display Explain
Current date is 06/07/21 Year/Month/Day
Current time is 10:32:57

( Phase A Current is 1.87A)
Today is Sunday
1: Monday
2: Tuesday
3: Wednesday
4: Thursday
5: Friday
6: Saturday
7: Sunday
Low 6 digits of Meter No. is 210356
High 6 digits of Meter No. is 000006
Low 6 digits of User No. is 5456806
High 6 digits of User No. is 000019

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Low 6 digits of Device No. is 380210
High 6 digits of Device No. is 001031
CT Ratio is 300.
VT Ratio is 350.
Current import active total energy is 328.64 kWh

(Current Phase A Voltage 221V)
Current import active tariff 1 energy is

102.57kWh
(Current Phase B Voltage 220V)
Current import active tariff 2 energy is 67.91kWh

(Current Phase C Voltage 220V)
The 3rd historical import active tariff 3 energy is

98.06 kWh
(Current Phase A Power Factor 0.87)

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Current Export active total energy is 102.34 kWh

(Current Phase A Power Factor 0.89)
The 4th historical export active tariff 2 energy is

20.18 kWh
Current import reactive total energy is 298.73

kvarh
The 6th historical import reactive tariff 3 energy

is 87.62 kvarh
Current export reactive total energy is

78.19 kvarh
The 11th historical export reactive tariff 4 energy

is 23.87 kvarh
Current Quadrant 1 reactive total Energy is

69.18 kvarh

69.18 kvarh

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71.62 kvarh

65.18 kvarh
The 15th historical Quadrant 4 reactive tariff 2

energy is 13.21 kvarh
Current import apparent total energy is

396.03 kVAh
Current export apparent total energy is

78.01 kVAh
The 10th historical export apparent tariff 4

energy is 16.03 kVAh
Current import active total energy is 1348.27

MWh
Displaying Primary value, i.e. with CT & VT ratio
multiplied.
The 4th historical import active tariff 4 energy is
193.06 MWh.
multiplied.

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Current export active total energy is 120.49MWh

multiplied.
The 7th historical export active tariff 1 energy is

68.03 MWh.
multiplied.
Current import reactive total energy is
968.70 Mvarh
multiplied.
The 9th historical import reactive tariff 2 energy
is 175.03 Mvarh
multiplied.
Current export reactive total energy is
501.78 Mvarh
multiplied.
The 10th historical export reactive tariff 3 energy
is 204.68 Mvarh
multiplied.
Current Quadrant 1 reactive total energy is
309.17 Mvarh
multiplied.
29860 Mvarh
multiplied.

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287.01 Mvarh
Displaying Primary value, i.e. with CT & VT
ratio multiplied.
197.80 Mvarh
multiplied.
The 2nd historical Quadrant 4 reactive tariff 3
energy is 30.00 Mvarh
multiplied.
Current import apparent total energy is
1500.18 MVArh
multiplied.
Current export apparent total energy is
670.95 MVArh
multiplied.
The 3rd historical export apparent tariff 4 energy
is 210.30 Mvarh
multiplied.
Current import active total max demand is
2.0980 kW
Displaying Secondary value, i.e. without CT &
VT ratio multiplied.
Current import active total max demand date is

08/04/10 (year/month/day )

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Current import active total max demand time is

12:00 ( hour: minute)
Current export active total max demand is

1.6980 kW
VT ratio multiplied
Current export active total max demand date is

Current export active total max demand time is

Current import reactive total max demand is

1.9871kW
VT ratio multiplied
Current import reactive total max demand date

is
Current import reactive total max demand time is

Current export reactive total max demand is

0.9863 kW
VT ratio multiplied

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Current export reactive total max demand date

is
Current export reactive total max demand time is

Current import apparent total max demand is

2.0376 kVA
VT ratio multiplied
Current import apparent total max demand date

is
Current import apparent total max demand time

is
Current export apparent total max demand is

2.1690 kVA
VT ratio multiplied
Current export apparent total max demand date

is
Current export apparent total max demand time

is

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Current import active total max demand is

19.6308 MW
multiplied
Current export active total max demand is
13.6970 MW
multiplied
Current import apparent tariff 1 max demand is
17.0380 MVA
multiplied
The 4th historical export apparent tariff 2 max
demand is 16.1371 MVA
multiplied
Current import apparent tariff 1 max demand is
17.0380 MVA
multiplied
The 5th historical export reactive tariff 1 max
demand is 07.9010 Mvar
multiplied
The Voltage of phase A is 10,010 kV

Displaying Primary voltage value, i.e. with VT
ratio multiplied
The Current of phase B is 1.210 kA

Displaying Primary Current value, i.e. with CT
ratio multiplied

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The import active power of phase A is 15.0310

MW
multiplied
The export active power of phase A is 15.0110
MW
multiplied
The import active power is 46.0158 MW

multiplied
The import apparent power of phase B is

17.1970 MVA
multiplied
The export apparent power of phase B is
17.1317 MVA
multiplied
The import reactive power of phase C is 10.1978
Mvar
multiplied
The export reactive power of phase C is
10.12180 Mvar
multiplied
The frequency is 49.99 Hz

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The error code is 00000000, Meter is Ok
Reset state display:

When user press reset button for more than 3
seconds，screen will display as the picture on
the left. If loosen the button at this moment, the
meter will reset ,current energy will be stored,
besides current demand will be cleared
Program state display:
When user press reset button for more than 8
seconds, the meter will display as left, then the
meter can be programmed

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Appendix C: Error Information

Error Info
0000 0001 Clock ‘s Oscillator Error
0000 0010 Read/Write Clock Error
0000 0100 Read/Write EEPROM Error
0000 1000 Read /Write measure chip Error
Error code
0001 0000 CPU Program Error
0010 0000 reserved
0100 0000 Low Battery Voltage
1000 0000 SPI Read or Write Error
0000 0001 Voltage Over
0000 0010 Voltage Under
0000 0100 Voltage Loss
0000 1000 phase failure
Warning Code 1
0001 0000 Active Energy Reverse of Phase A,B,C
0010 0000 Active Energy Reverse
0100 0000 Current Loss
1000 0000 Phase Voltage sequence reverse
0000 0001 Current imbalance
0000 0010 Active Power over
0000 0100 Current over
0000 1000 Phase current sequence reverse
Warning Code 2
0001 0000 reserved
0010 0000 reserved
0100 0000 reserved
1000 0000 reserved
NOTE:
1. Every Event of Error Uses One Unique ID Number，
2. All the above events can be displayed on LCD; error / warning will be
flagged by flashing of the following symbol on LCD:

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Appendix D: Connection Diagrams
D.1 3 Phase 4 Wire – Direct Connected
Direct Connection (Whole Current)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A
B
C
N
D.2 3 Phase 4 Wire - 3CT
Connected through Current Transformer (CT) & Voltage Transformer (PT)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
A
B
C
N

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D.3 3 Phase 3 Wire (2-Element) – CT Connected
Connected through Current Transformer (CT)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
A
B
C
N
D.4 3 Phase 3 Wire (2-Element) – CT&VT Connected
Connected through Current Transformer (CT) & Voltage Transformer (PT)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
A
B
C
N

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D.5 Signal Terminals

1. A2000 Signal Terminals
2. A2000(GPRS) Signal Terminals

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D.6 Impulse Output Test
Vcc
R Vcc = 5V, 12V, 24V

R = Vcc / 5 (KO)
C
E
GND
OPTO OUT

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IEC 62053-22

Transformer Operated Energy Meter

Nanjing Bluestar Electrical Meter Research Institute

181 Hanzhongmen Street Nanjing 210036, CHINA

WARNING: THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION, NON

2. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................................................12

4. USAGE, TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE CONDITIONS............................................................18

APPENDIX A: REGISTER (OBIS) CODES AS PER IEC 62056-61 ............................................................21

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

APPENDIX B: LCD DISPLAY EXPLANATIONS ...........................................................................................26

APPENDIX C: ERROR INFORMATION ...........................................................................................................37

APPENDIX D: CONNECTION DIAGRAMS ..................................................................................................38

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

1. Features and Measurement

Bluestar transformer operated meter A2000 meets the IEC62053-22(class 0.2S&0.5S)

A2000 Meter data processing functions include:

1. Energy measurement using digital measuring chips, therefore metering precision

5. Energy displays in 8 digits, decimal points configurable from 0 to 3 digits. User

 Phase A +KWh, -KWh, +kvarh, -kvarh

1.2 Maximum Demand Indication

1. Calculating functions of active import and export demand, reactive four-quadrant

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

1.3 Instrumentation Data Measurement & Display

2. Measurement of phase angles.

3. Active instantaneous power kW (ABC total), reactive instantaneous power kvar

4. Instant value of Frequency (Hz).

1.4 Time of Use (TOU) Revenue

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

1.5 Automatic Billing Data Recording

1. A2000 meter can be configured to record billing data at a pre-selected time to as

3. Automatic data recording can be configured to execute energy recording and

1.6 Load Profile Recording

1.) Active Import Energy,

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

14.) Quadrant 1 Apparent Power

1.7 Event Registration of Terminal Cover Open

1.8 Event Registration of Phase Failure

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

1.9 Event Registration of Phase Voltage Loss

1. It can record cumulative counts and minutes of phase voltage loss. Up to 7

1.10 Event Registration of Phase Current Loss

1.11 Event Registration of Current Unbalance

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

1.12 Data Display on LCD

2. In order to monitor voltage secondary value, current secondary value, power

1.13 Primary Metering - CT and VT Ratio

1.14 Inputs and Outputs

2. Relay output for device control signal (optional).

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

1.15 Communication Options

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

2 Screen Display Sign Explanation

Data display code in compliance with IEC 62056-61.

Data unit display：

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

Under normal working condition, “Ua Ub Uc” should all

Display only when battery voltage is low.

Displayed when meter is in programming protect. To

RX display show meter receiving data;

If this flashes, it means that meter is overloading.

Transformer Operated Three Phase Energy Meter P2000-T

If Min is displaying, it means the unit for the current data

The top 4 arrows indicate the current active tariff number.

If this flashes, it means that warning or error event

Phase A +KWh, -KWh, +kvarh, -kvarh

Same requirements as indoor meters.