Step 4: Configure data logging

Make the settings to log the temperature data and the measured energy consumption.

A log file must be configured for each device.

In this example, the two power meters log the total energy consumption. Please refer to the power meter documentation for details on register addresses and data format.

This task includes the following steps:

Make general log settings

Go to Data Logger > General log settings and turn on Use data logger.

Make the following settings:

Keep the default settings for all other parameters.

  1. Go to Log file settings, select Add new, and open the new configuration.

    Make the following settings (keep the default settings for all other parameters):

    File name: FP0R_RS232

    COM interface/station number: RS232, 0

    Trigger cycle time: 300 (a new value is logged every 5min)

  2. Go to Data point settings, select Add new, and select the new data point from the list.

    Make the following settings:

    Data point name: Temperature

    Unit: C

    COM interface: RS232, Station number: 0

    Register type: Momentary value, Memory area: DT

    Register address: 100

    Data format: INT (16 bits, signed)

    Decimal: 2

  3. Save your configuration.

Configure data logging for KW2M

  1. Go to Log file settings, select Add new, and open the new configuration.

    Make the following settings (keep the default settings for all other parameters):

    File name: KW2M_ETHERNET_70

    COM interface/station number: ETHERNET, 70 (station number 70 corresponds to the last octet of the target IP address)

    Trigger cycle time: 300 (a new value is logged every 5min)

  2. Go to Data point settings, select Add new, and select the new data point from the list.

    Make the following settings:

    Data point name: Energy

    Unit: kWh

    COM interface: ETHERNET, Station number: 70

    Register type: Momentary value, Memory area: DT

    Register address: 112

    Data format: UINT64 (64 bits, unsigned)

    Decimal: 3

  3. Go to Log file settings, select Add new, and open the new configuration.

    Make the following settings (keep the default settings for all other parameters):

    File name: KW2M_ETHERNET_71

    COM interface/station number: ETHERNET, 71 (station number 71 corresponds to the last octet of the target IP address)

    Trigger cycle time: 300 (a new value is logged every 5min)

  4. Go to Data point settings, select Add new, and select the new data point from the list.

    Make the following settings:

    Data point name: Energy

    Unit: kWh

    COM interface: ETHERNET, Station number: 71

    Register type: Momentary value, Memory area: DT

    Register address: 112

    Data format: UINT64 (64 bits, unsigned)

    Decimal: 3

  5. Save your configuration.

Configure data logging for KW9M

  1. Go to Log file settings, select Add new, and open the new configuration.

    Make the following settings (keep the default settings for all other parameters):

    File name: KW9M_RS485_1

    COM interface/station number: RS485/232, 1

    Trigger cycle time: 300 (a new value is logged every 5min)

  2. Go to Data point settings, select Add new, and select the new data point from the list.

    Make the following settings:

    Data point name: Energy

    Unit: kWh

    COM interface: RS485/232, Station number: 1

    Register type: Momentary value, Memory area: DT

    Register address: 106

    Data format: UDINT (32 bits, unsigned)

    Decimal: 2

  3. Go to Log file settings, select Add new, and open the new configuration.

    Make the following settings (keep the default settings for all other parameters):

    File name: KW9M_RS485_2

    COM interface/station number: RS485/232, 2

    Trigger cycle time: 300 (a new value is logged every 5min)

  4. Go to Data point settings, select Add new, and select the new data point from the list.

    Make the following settings:

    Data point name: Energy

    Unit: kWh

    COM interface: RS485/232, Station number: 2

    Register type: Momentary value, Memory area: DT

    Register address: 106

    Data format: UDINT (32 bits, unsigned)

    Decimal: 2

  5. Save your configuration.

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