HES Technical Manual v1.2

HES Technical Manual V1.
Head End System
Technical Manual
May 11, 2021

Hangzhou Sunrise Technology Co., Ltd.
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HES Technical Manual V1.2
Preface
Document description
Effective range：
This technical manual is only for the Head End System(HES) specified in the title
of the document.
Purpose：
This user manual contains the HES system function introduction and operation
method, which aims to help users quickly understand the HES system, so that the
staff and customers can quickly grasp the related operations of the HES system.
User Target Audience：
 The purpose of this technical manual is to guide the relevant staff of HES
system design, testing and operation.
 This technical manual is aimed at HES system administrators of power
companies, HES system operation, maintenance and other related staff.
Declaration
The manual may contain technical inaccuracies, inconsistencies with product
functions and operations, or printing errors.
Our company will update the content of this manual according to the
enhancement or change of product functions, and will regularly improve and update
the description in this manual. The updated content will be added in the new version
of this manual without notice.
The content in this manual only provides users with reference and guidance, and
does not guarantee that it is completely consistent with the actual product. Please
refer to the actual product.
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Content
HES TECHNICAL MANUAL ........................................................................................................... 1
PREFACE ..................................................................................................................................... 2
VERSION ................................................................................................................................... 13
1 OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................................... 14
2 ABBREVIATION ................................................................................................................. 14
3 LOGIN SYSTEM ................................................................................................................. 15
4 INTRODUCTION TO THE MAIN INTERFACE ........................................................................ 16
5 SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................ 17
5.1 SETTINGS .......................................................................................................................... 18
5.1.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 18
5.1.2 Function description .............................................................................................. 18
5.1.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 18
5.2 ORGANIZATION .................................................................................................................. 27
5.2.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 27
5.2.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 27
5.3 ROLE ................................................................................................................................ 37
5.3.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 37
5.4 USER................................................................................................................................ 45
5.4.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 45
5.5 USER GROUP ..................................................................................................................... 50
5.5.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 50
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5.6 LOGIN LOG ........................................................................................................................ 52
5.6.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 52
5.7 OPERATING LOG ................................................................................................................. 55
5.7.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 55
5.8 SUBSCRIBE ........................................................................................................................ 59
5.8.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 59
5.9 NOTIFICATION .................................................................................................................... 61
5.9.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 61
5.9.3 System notification function .................................................................................. 62
5.9.5 Path ....................................................................................................................... 63
5.9.6 System alarm function ........................................................................................... 63
5.10 TEMPLATE ......................................................................................................................... 64
5.11 MULTI-L ANGUAGE .............................................................................................................. 65
6 PARAMETER ..................................................................................................................... 65
6.1 SUPPLIER .......................................................................................................................... 66
6.1.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 66
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6.2 METER TYPE ...................................................................................................................... 67
6.2.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 67
6.3 DCU TYPE ........................................................................................................................ 70
6.3.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 70
6.4 OBIS MGT........................................................................................................................ 72
6.4.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 72
6.5 FEE .................................................................................................................................. 73
6.5.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 73
6.6 TARIFF .............................................................................................................................. 73
6.6.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 73
6.7 SUPPLY GROUP .................................................................................................................. 90
6.8 COLLECTION PLAN .............................................................................................................. 90
6.8.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 90
6.9 CUSTOMIZED PARAMETER .................................................................................................. 103
6.9.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 103
6.9.2 Function Description ............................................................................................ 103
6.9.3 Opetarate Process ............................................................................................ 105
6.10 EVENT CODE.................................................................................................................... 111
7 ARCHIVE ......................................................................................................................... 111
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7.1 POWER GRID ................................................................................................................... 112
7.1.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 112
7.2 CUSTOMER ...................................................................................................................... 118
7.2.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 118
7.3 MODULE ........................................................................................................................ 123
7.3.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 123
7.4 METER ........................................................................................................................... 127
7.4.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 127
7.5 POC .............................................................................................................................. 132
7.5.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 132
7.6 DCU .............................................................................................................................. 136
7.6.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 136
7.7 DEVICE UPGRADE ............................................................................................................. 140
7.7.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 140
7.7.3 Upgrade plan management ................................................................................ 140
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7.7.5 Path ..................................................................................................................... 144
7.7.6 Upgrade equipment management ...................................................................... 144
8 LINE LOSS MODEL........................................................................................................... 148
8.1 PATH .............................................................................................................................. 148
8.2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION .................................................................................................... 148
8.3 OPETARATE PROCESS ...................................................................................................... 148
8.3.1 Line loss model create ......................................................................................... 148
8.3.2 Line loss model modify ........................................................................................ 149
8.3.3 Line loss model delete ......................................................................................... 149
8.3.4 Line loss model query .......................................................................................... 149
9 SERVICE .......................................................................................................................... 150
9.1 BATCH OPERATING (GPRS) ................................................................................................ 151
9.1.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 151
9.2 BATCH OPERATING (PLC) ................................................................................................... 154
9.3 SINGLE OPERATING ........................................................................................................... 154
9.3.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 154
9.4 DUC OPERATING.............................................................................................................. 157
9.4.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 157
9.5 METER DOWNLOAD(PLC) .................................................................................................. 160
9.5.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 160
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9.6 DEVICE CONFIG RESULT ..................................................................................................... 165
9.6.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 165
9.7 TARIFF CONFIG RESULT ...................................................................................................... 169
9.7.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 169
9.8 QUICK SETTINGS .............................................................................................................. 170
9.8.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 170
9.9 LEAK DATA (GPRS) ........................................................................................................... 171
9.9.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 171
10 ANALYTICS...................................................................................................................... 173
10.1 METER EVENT ................................................................................................................. 174
10.1.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 174
10.2 DCU EVENT .................................................................................................................... 177
10.3 DAILY BILLING .................................................................................................................. 177
10.4 MONTHLY BILLING ............................................................................................................ 177
10.5 LOAD PROFILE1 ................................................................................................................ 177
10.5.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 177
10.6 LOAD PROFILE2 ................................................................................................................ 180
10.7 CONSUMPTION ................................................................................................................ 181
10.8 ACQUISITION TARIFF. ....................................................................................................... 181
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10.8.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 181
10.9 LINELOSS TARIFF. ............................................................................................................ 183
10.9.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 183
10.10 ONLINE TARIFF. .......................................................................................................... 184
10.10.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 184
10.10.2 Function Description ........................................................................................... 185
10.11 VOLTAGE ANALYSIS ....................................................................................................... 185
10.12 CURRENT ANALYSIS ....................................................................................................... 185
11 REPORT .......................................................................................................................... 186
11.1 METER STATUS ................................................................................................................. 186
11.1.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 186
11.2 MAINTAIN REPORT ........................................................................................................... 187
11.2.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 187
11.3 REPLACE METER............................................................................................................... 190
11.3.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 190
11.4 REPLACE SIM .................................................................................................................. 192
11.4.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 192
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11.5 RELAY STATUS .................................................................................................................. 193
11.5.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 193
11.6 MISSING DATA ................................................................................................................. 194
11.6.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 194
11.7 OFFLINE.......................................................................................................................... 196
11.7.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 196
11.8 MANUFACTURER .............................................................................................................. 196
11.8.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 196
11.9 SWITCH STATISTICS............................................................................................................ 198
11.9.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 198
11.10 CUSTOMIZED REPORT.................................................................................................... 199
11.10.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 199
11.10.2 Function Description ........................................................................................... 199
12 ADMIN ........................................................................................................................... 207
12.1.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 207
13 NUMBER OF NOTIFICATIONS AND ALARMS ............................................................... 208
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13.1.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 208
14 CHART DISPLAY DATA ................................................................................................. 209
14.1.1 Path ..................................................................................................................... 209
15 GENERAL MODULE ..................................................................................................... 210
15.1 PAGING QUERY ................................................................................................................. 210
15.2 DATA OUTPUT .................................................................................................................. 210
15.3 CRON EXPRESSION CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................... 211
16 Q&A ........................................................................................................................... 212
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Version
Version No. Author Date Remark
V1.0 Dan Yang、Renbei.Zhuang 21/04/2021 First draft
Fixed the inaccutariff. part of

V1.1 Dan.Yang 27/04/2021
the original description
Modified document template and

V1.2 Dan.Yang 11/05/2021
picture plus serial number
Hangzhou Sunrise Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2001 in the city of
Hangzhou, China. With 20-year’s development, Sunrise is one of the top 5 leading
energy meter manufacturers in China now, which engages in the design, R&D,
manufacturing and sales of energy meter and AMI system solutions. Our
production base covers an area of around 37,000 m2 with annual
production capacity of 20 million pieces of energy meters. For more information
about Hangzhou Sunrise Technology Co., Ltd., please visit www.sunrisemeter.com.
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1 Overview
Head End System(HES) is a data collection system, and at the same time, it is
also a set of comprehensive management system. It can manage the
information of electricity meters and concentrators, collect meter data regularly,
receive meter reporting events, receive data reported by the concentrator, store
data, analyze line loss, grid quality, and load. Analysis, etc., the highlights of the
system are as follows：
 Automatic meter reading, reducing meter reading cycle and operating
costs.
 The integration of multiple communication technologies improves the
success tariff. of data collection.
 The anti-theft technology at the system level and the equipment level
effectively protects the revenue of the power company.
 Power analysis and load analysis provide data support for power
company grid planning.
 Provide complete business data, effectively support line loss
management, reduce non-technical line loss, and improve customer
satisfaction.
 Support the interconnection of equipment from multiple manufacturers,
provide users with a unified data view, improve IT operation efficiency,
and reduce the difficulty of operation and maintenance.
2 Abbreviations
Abbreviation English full name
HES Head End System
URL Uniform Resource Locator
FTP File Transfer Protocol
SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
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TOU Time of use
SIM Subscriber Identity Module
OBIS Object Identification system
POC Point of Collection
DCU Data Concentrator Unit
MSNO Meter Serial Number
CT Current Transformer
PT Potential Transformer(Voltage Transformer,简称 VT)
SN Serial Number
PLC Power Line Communication
3 Login System
HES After the system is deployed, the deployment personnel will provide the
URL address of the HES system.
Step1: Input the HES system address in the IE and press Enter to enter the login
interface. As shown below.
Figure 1: Login interface
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Step2: Enter the user name and password, and click the login button.
1、 URL Address Format：HTTP:IP:PORT/LOGIN。

2、 The default user name of the newly installed system：admin；Password：
Aa123456。
3、 Default langues is English
4 Introduction to the main interface

The display interface after the user successfully logs in to the system is as shown
in the figure below.
Figure 2
The interface mainly contains the contents of 4 items:

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1：The system menu bar displays the following list of navigation bars:
Menu Description
System System configuration, organization management, role
management and other functions
Parameter Contains supplier management, meter type management,
concentrator type management and other functions
Archive Contains functions such as grid structure management, user
management, module management, etc.
Service Includes functions such as real-time point reading, batch
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reading, and supplementary reading of missing points
Analytics Contains functions such as viewing device reported events
and viewing billing data
Report Contains functions such as maintenance report, table change
report, custom report, etc.
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2：Number of notifications and alarms
Used to prompt the user account to receive the number of System Notice and
System Alarm.
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3：Admin
The user personal center includes functions such as system logout, password
modification, and personal information viewing.
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4：Report data displayed in a chart.
The chart shows the status of all meters in the HES system, the proportion of
meter types, and the collection tariff. curve.
5 System
Configure the system function parameters. The main parameters are listed as
follows.
Sub-menu Description
Settings Basic parameters
Organization Organization
Role Manage system user roles
User Manage user accounts
User Group Manage user groups
Login Log View login and logout
Operating Log View operating device logs
Notification Notification management
Template System template
Multi-Language International management
Subscribe Subscribe to news
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5.1 Settings
5.1.1 Path
System >> Setting，The interface display is as shown in the figure.
Figure 3
5.1.2 Function Description

Settings ：It is the basic parameters of the system operation, the specific
parameters are as follows
Sub-menu Description Remarks
Base Basic parameters
Front End HES parameters
FTP FTP parameters
Log Log setting parameter
Prepay Prepaid parameters
Security Security parameters
SMTP Mail server parameters
Threshold Threshold parameter
TOU Tariff parameter
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HES After the system is deployed, the implementation staff will preset the
system Settings parameters, and users should not modify them.
5.1.3 Opetarate Process

5.1.3.1 Base Parameters
Step1: Click the row of Base or the button to the left of it, as shown in the
figure.
Figure 4
Step2：Enter the Base editing interface to view and edit its parameters, as shown
in the figure.
Figure 5
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Base The parameter description is as follows
Logo Logo or trademark, click the select The file format is png and
file button to select the logo file the size cannot exceed 10kb
Theme Color System theme color The system color will
change after modification
Site Name Site name Such as HES System, the
name will be displayed on the
login interface
Model System type AMI
Page size Number of records per page Use drag and drop to
modify the number of records
Site Email Website mailbox
Site Tel Website landline number
Site Address Website address
Language System default language Generally default English,
optional
Language Select Language switching function of the Yes—open, No—close
system
Currency Symbol currency symbol Unit used for prepaid meter
recharge
Map Api Map engine address If the current default is:
Bing Maps
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Figure 6: Turn on the system language selection function
Figure 7: Turn off the system language selection function
Step3：After editing, click the button in the upper right corner, the system
will pop up an information box, click the button to jump back to the main
Settings interface, as shown in the figure.
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图 1
1、 Currency Symbol: This parameter is not enabled in this system.

2、 Map Api: The system uses the map engine by default.
5.1.3.2 Front End Parameters
Front End The parameter setting access method is the same as Settings, see
section 5.1 for details.
Front End The parameter description is as follows,
IP IP address of the Redis server
Port Port number of the Redis server
Password Password of the Redis server
Log Readout time out System reading device timeout Reserve
time
Task execute min cycle Set the minimum period of corn Reserve
expression execution
Task try times Security parameter execution Reserve
times
Reading mode Two type of reading mode， one Reserve
by one and Batch
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Max collect point Maximum number of collect points Reserve
Max secondes of batch Max secondes of batch save Reserve
save
Num of batch save Number of batch save Reserve
1、 Front Endconfigure the front parameters according to actual

application scenarios, please refer to AMI Installation Guide
5.1.3.3 FTP Parameters
FTP parameters are set to enter in the same way as Settings，as detailed in
section 5.1
The FTP parameters are described in the following list:
ftpip The IP address of the FTP server
ftpport The port number of the FTP server
ftpusername FTP user account
ftppassword FTP account password
5.1.3.4 Log Parameters
Log parameter settings enter in the same way as Settings,as detailedin Section
5.1.
The Log parameter is described in the following list
Days of Latest Login Record the maximum number of Set the range to 15-365
days to log days
Days of Latest Notice Record the number of days the Set the range to 15-365
most recent notification was days
made
Days of Latest Operating Record the number of days the Set the range to 15-365
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most recent operation was days
performed
1、 The user reasonably sets the number of days the system log record is
used, and it is recommended to use the system default parameters.
5.1.3.5 Prepay Parameters
Prepay is a system prepaid feature-related parameter that is available by default.

See the Prepaid System Operating Manual for details, which is not covered here.
5.1.3.6 Security Parameters
The Security parameter is set to enter in the same way as Settings,as detailed in
section 5.1.
The Security parameters are described in the following list
Sun-menu Description Remarks
Account default password The default password for the
Customer account
Days to change pwd The number of days the Set the range to 7-90 days
password is changed
periodically
Times to try pwd The number of password Set the range 1-10 times
modification errors
If lock account Account lock function Yes - The maximum
number of attempts to
enter a password
connection error locks the
login;
No- The number of
password-infused
connection errors reaching
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the maximum number of

attempts does not lock the
login.
Min length of username The minimum length of Set the range 3-20 bits
the user account
Min length of password The minimum length of Set the range 6-20 bits
the password
allow old password The old password is retain
allowed
open verify code The verification code is on Yes - When logging into the
system, you are prompted

to enter the verification
code, as shown;
No- Not on;
Figure 2 Verification code hint interface
5.1.3.7 SMTP Parameters
The SMTP parameter settings enter in the same way as Settings,as detailed in
Section 5.1.
The SMTP parameters are described in the following list:
Sun-menu Description Remarks
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Host SMTP server address,
such as smtp.qq.com
Port SMTP server port, such as
port 587
Email The sender's email
address, such as
1013608630@qq.com
Username
Password username
SSL password false means not enabled
true means enable
1、 The receiving mail user is the e-mail address of the user account. 4、
2、 Username username, which refers here to the email username, 5、
optional, if filled in, is the same as the email address.
3、 Password password, required, email password. 6、
5.1.3.8 Threshold Parameters
The Threshold parameter is set to enter in the same way as Settings,as detailed
in section5.1.
The Threshold parameter is described in the following list
Loss line The percentage of the line loss Set the range 0-100 for line
threshold loss calculation
Profiledata Point copy meter load data Set the interval 1- 100h
maximum interval threshold
1、 System parameters implementers or administrator settings, other

personnel do not modify without authorization.
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2、 The user reasonably sets the system threshold parameters, and it is

recommended to use the default parameters.
5.1.3.9 TOU Parameters
The TOU parameter is set to enter in the same way as Settings,as detailed in
section5.1.
The TOU parameters are described in the following list:
Num days The number of daily time The number of days is set to a
period tables range of 1-20
Num day times Day time ditto
Num seasons The number of quarterly zones ditto
Num special days Special holidays The number of days is set to
range 1-200
Num steps The number of steps ditto
Num taiffs The number of tariff. s ditto
Num weeks The number of weekly tables ditto
The number of parameter settings should be based on the actual number

of meter TOU support, please set the parameters reasonably.
5.2 Organization
5.2.1 Path
System >> Organization the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 3

Organization is how the various related groups in an organization build up with
each other.
The list of types is as follows，
District region
Company firm
Department department
Position Functions
Organization template is as follows：
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Figure 4 Organizational template

5.2.3.1 Organizational machine creation
Step1：Click the button to enter the Organization Management

Interface.
Step2：In the Organization interface, click the "plus"button in the upper right
corner to create an organization, as shown.
Figure 5
Step3：Enter Organization Machine Edit interface and edit the parameters, as

shown.
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Figure 6
Organization Parameter Description，
Type ype There are four types:
1、District
2、Company
3、Depatment
4、Position
Name Name such as YuHangQu
Code Code, administrative code, Such as YuHangQu code
area code, work number, etc 330110
Order No Serial number Such as setting 1
Description Description
Step4：Edited, saved by clicking the Save button, back to the Organization

interface to view the new organization information.
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Figure 7
Step5：If you need to create another organizational structure type, repeat

step1-step4.
1、 Organization type creation rule:

1) District: Create a Discredt/Company type
2) Company：Create District/ Company/ Department/ Positiontype
3) Department: Create a Department/Position type.
4) Position:No creation, end-of-end type
2、 Order No. Serial number value is less than or equal to 10000
5.2.3.2 Delete the Organize the machine
Step1：In the root root of the interface, select the organization to delete (select
the upper directory of the end directory), such as International Group, as shown
in the figure.
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Figure 8
Step2：On the List page, select Delete items, as shown
Figure 9
Step3：Click the delete button on the interface, the system pops up the
information box, click the OK button, as shown.
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Figure 10
Figure 11
Step4 ： System again information box, click OK button, as

shown.
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Figure 12
1、 Delete rule: Remove from the bottom up one layer.

2、 If there are subdirectorys under the deletion directory, the system
prompts "exist_child_nodes" and cannot be deleted, and to delete the
subdirectories, you need to delete the subdirectories before you can
delete them.。
5.2.3.1 Organization organization modification
Step1: In the left-hand window of the interface, look for items that need to be
modified for the organization name, such as Sunrise2020 figure.
Figure 13
Step2：Step2: In the right-hand window of the interface, click the Details button
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and Enter the Edit Edit page, pictured.
Figure 14
Step3：Edit the modification completely and click the Save button, as shown.
Return to the Organization interface.
Figure 15
1、 Modify the page, Type is not editable, only delete.

2、 Gray lines are not editable.
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5.2.3.1 Organization queries
5.2.3.2
Step1：Find the search box on the interface, as shown in the figure.
Figure 16
Step2：Enter a name in the search box, such as Finance, as shown in the figure.
Figure 17
Step3：When you enter a name, the system automatically retrieves the location
of the name, as shown in the figure.
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Figure 18
1、 The search box input length is greater than 4 bits, and the match
keyword is automatically retrieved.
2、 The retrieved name font turns red.
5.3 Role
5.3.1 Path
System >> Role，and the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 19

Role is managing roles, and maintenance completion gives the role
permissions to get the appropriate .
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The type operation is in the following table:
Role creates The creation of a new role
Role deletes Role Delete
Role modification Role modification
Role query Role query

5.3.3.1 Create role
Step1: Click the button to enter the user management interface.

Step2: In the Role interface, click the"plus" button in the upper right corner to
create the character, as shown.
Figure 20
Step3：Enter the role editing interface and edit the parameters, as shown.
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Figure 21
Create role parameter description:

Name The role name The maximum support length is 50
characters
Status The permission state Active- Permissions are available,Locked-
Permissions are not available
Permission Role permissions
Permission- parameters are listed below

System The right to use system parameters Including additions,
deletions and checks and
other functions
Parameter All kinds of files and parameters New ditto
permissions
Archive Archive information maintenance View ditto
permission
Prepaid The use of the prepaid feature ditto
Service The device's read, write, and execute Io also includes single
permissions and bulk operation
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permissions
Analytics Device data, events, and their analysis ditto
view permissions for
Report The data report for the meter view ditto
permission
Step4：Edit done, click the button, return to the Role interface to see new
role information, as shown in the figure.
Figure 22
Prepaid is prepaid and not part of this content model.
5.3.3.2 Delete role
Step1：In the Role interface, select the role name of the to delete, as shown in
the figure.
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Figure 23
Step2：Click the interface delete button, pop up the information box, click the
OK button, as shown.
Figure 24
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Figure 25
Step3：The system then pops up the information box and clicks the OK button.
As shown, return to the Role interface.
Figure 26
1、 When deleting a role permission, if the current role permission is

bound, the system prompts that it cannot be deleted and needs to be
untied before it can continue to be deleted.
2、 Remove or restrict the use of role permissions, modify the Status state,
select Locked,lock.
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5.3.3.3 Role modification
Step1： Select the name of the role you want to modify on theinterface, as
shown in the figure.
Figure 27
Step2：Click the interface modification button, as shown.
Figure 28
Step3：Modify permissions in the Edit interface, modify them, click the Save
button. Returns the User interface, as shown.
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Figure 29
5.3.3.4 Role Query
Step1：Find the Search box at the top left of the Role interface, as shown in the
image.
Figure 30
Step2：Enter the role permission keyword or full name, click the Retrieve button,
as shown.
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Figure 31
Step3：View the results of the search, as shown in the figure.
Figure 32
5.4 User
5.4.1 Path
System >> User，User,and the interface appears as shown.
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Figure 33

User is a user-use account, and a user account is managed by getting
administrator rights assignments.
The type operation is in the following table:
User creates Create a new user account
User deletes Delete the user account
User modification Modify the user account
User query Query the user account

5.4.3.1 Creat user account
The action method is similar to The Role creation, as detailed in section 5.3.3.1.
The User parameters are described in the following list:
Organization Organizational structure Optional, not filled in, does
not affect usage
Username User name (account name) The length supports up to 20
characters
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Email The email address
Role Role Select If not, see Section 5.3.3.1
Status User Account status Active- Enable
Locked- Lock
Password User password settings
Confirm Password User password confirmation
Strength Password strength display
Expiry Time Term settings If the user account expires,
the user will not be able to
use it properly
Full name The user's full name
Profile Photo A photo of the user's avatar
Gender gender
Birthday Date of birth
Telephone telephone number
Address Residential address
1、 The line with the """

2、 The user name is only one, the user name is determined and generally
does not make modifications.
3、 User names cannot be renamed with other user accounts in the current
system, cannot be named with special characters, and are case
sensitive.
4、 It is recommended that you set a password for the user using the
default password 12345678.
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Figure 34
5.4.3.2 The user account is deleted
The action method is similar to The Role delete, as detailed in section 5.3.3.2.
5.4.3.3 User account modification
The operation method is similar to the Role modification, as detailed in section

5.3.3.3.
5.4.3.4 User account query
There are a variety of query conditions on the User interface that can be
queried individually or in combination, and when combining queries, they are related
to each other, as follows,
Role Role
Organization Organization
Status State Active
Locked
Unreleted Organization
Expiry time
检索框 Enter the keyword
Examples describe how user account keyword queries are made.

Step1: Find the search box in the User interface and enter the user account
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keyword or full name, as shown.
Figure 35
Step2：After entering the user account, for example, 123,click the search button,
as shown.
Figure 36
Step3：View the results, as shown.
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Figure 37
1、 As a search keyword in addition to using Username, Email can also be

used as a search keyword.
2、 Role, Organization, Status query method is the same, click the selection
box drop-down list to select the name, and then click the search
button.
5.5 User Group

5.5.1 Path
System >> User Group，and the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 38
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U User Group is the management of user account access.
The type operation is in the following table
User Group creates Create a new user group
User Group deletes Delete the user group
User Group modification Modify the user group
User Group query Query the user group

5.5.3.1 Create the user group
The user group edit parameters are described in the following table
Name The name of the user group Such as Sunrise2021
Status The status of the user group Active- Enable
Locked-lock
Users User account Select the user account
associated with the grid
structure
Power Grid Grid structure Select the grid structure, if
the ungrided structure is not
created, see 7.1 3.1
Auto Assign Grid node creation automatically Yes- Automatic assignment
assigns selected users No- Does not assign
Automatically
Description Description Optional
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5.5.3.2 Delete the user group
5.5.3.3 Modify user group

5.3.3.3.
5.5.3.4 Query user group
he action method is similar to the Role query, as detailed in section 5.3.3.4.

5.6 Login Log
5.6.1 Path
System >> Login Log,and the interface is shown as shown.
Figure 39

Login Log is the login exit information for all user accounts of the recording
system.
The detailed information for the record is listed below,
IP The consumer IP address record
Type Landing and exit records
Ceated by The browser version
Browse The creator of the user name
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OS The user's computer operating system

5.6.3.1 Log in to the log query
There are 2 ways to log queries on the Login Log interface:

1, according to the time frame, choose the start and end time, direct inquiry;
2, combination query, that is, input keywords and time range combination
query;
The combined query works as follows:
Step1: Click the button to enter the Login Log interface.
Step2: Click on the time frame to select the start and end times, as shown,
Figure 40
Step3：Enter keywords such as IP address 172.16.27.42in the searchbox.
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Figure 41
Step4：After entering the keyword, click the search button, as shown.
Figure 42
Step5：View the results, as shown in the figure
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Figure 43
Retrieving Key you can use the IP address on the page, Type, such as Login
type, user name, browser version, to retrieve .
5.7 Operating Log

5.7.1 Path
System > > Operating Log，Operating Log,and the interface is displayed as
shown.
Figure 44
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Operating Log is the operational information that records the account personnel
using the system.
The detailed information for records is listed below,
IP Record the consumer IP address
Name The name of the action item
Type The type of operation Read / write / execute / create
/ delete / update /
purchase power
Result The result of the operation
Request Data Request the content of the data Click to view the request
content
Created By The creator
Creation time The time of creation

5.7.3.1 Query action Log
Operating Log There are 2 ways to query operation logs on the interface，
There are two ways to query the operation log on the Operating Log interface:
1, according to the time frame, choose the start and end time, direct inquiry;
2, combined query, it has 3 combinations:
1) Enter keywords and time range combination query;
2) The combination query of the operation type and the time range;
3) Keywords, action type and time range 3 ways to combine queries;
When combining queries, the query relationship is the relationship with,
equivalent to an exact query.
The combination query 3 works as follows:
Step1: Click the button to enter the Operating Log interface.
Step2: Click on the time frame to select the start and end times, as shown,
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Figure 45
Step3：Choose how to do it, such as Create,as shown inthe figure.
Figure 46
Step4：Enter keywords in the search box, such as yangdn 如 Figure。
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Figure 47
Step5：The search box enters keywords, such as figure.
Figure 48
Step6：After entering the keyword, click the search button, as shown.
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Figure 49
Only Result results on the page can be used as keywords, such as yangdn.
5.8 Subscribe
5.8.1 Path
System > > Subscribe,and the interface is shown as shown.,
Figure 50

Subscriptions are the management of the type of information notification and
how it is subscribed. The notification types and how to subscribe are listed below:
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Meter Event Meter event
Login User account Login event
Send Via Email How the message was sent
Send Via System How the system sends

5.8.3.1 How to subscribe
Step1：Step1: Click the button to Enter the Subscribe subscription

interface.
Step2: In the subscription interface, select the subscription item and how to
send it, as shown.
Figure 51
Subscription parameter description,

Meter Event Meter event Yes- Subscribe
No- Close the subscription
Login The login operation event ditto
Send Via Email How the message was sent ditto
Send Via System How the system sends ditto
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Step3：Select Done, click the Save button, as shown.
Figure 52
If you choose how to send the message, the user account mailbox must be
filled in correctly, otherwise you will not receive the mail.
5.9 Notification
5.9.1 Path
System >> Notification,and the interface appears as shown.
Figure 53

Notification includes System Notice and System Alarm. Notification
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notifications are in the following table:

Notification System Notice
Alarm System Alarm
5.9.3 System notification function

System Notice is the system notification management that notifies user
accounts to receive from administrators.
Notifications The use of the feature must be a user account System subscription
feature turned on, see 5 8. 3.1, otherwise the feature will not work.
The type operation is in the following table,
System Notice creates System Notifications Create
System Notice deletes System notification deletes
System Notice query The system notifies the query

5.9.4.1 Create System Notifications
Notification edit parameter description,
Title Title
Content content
Users User account Select Notify user accounts
Organization Organization retain
5.9.4.1 Delete System notification
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5.9.4.2 Query system notifies
The action method is similar to the Role query, as detailed in section 5.3.3.4.
On the page, the background color highlights unviewed notifications.
5.9.5 Path
System >>Alarm，and the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 54
5.9.6 System alarm function

System Alarm is the management of alert user accounts with login or meter
event information records. The alert feature must be used if the user account
has mail subscription turned on, as detailed in 5.8.3.1, otherwise the feature will not
be available.
The type operation is in the following table,
Create System Alert System Alert Create
Delete System Alert System Alert Delete
Query System Alert System Alert Query
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5.9.7.1 Delete System Alert
5.9.7.2 Query the system alerts
The background color on the page highlights the unviewed system alert
information.
5.10 Template
5.10.1.1 Path
System > > Template, template, and the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 55
5.10.1.2 Function Description
Template templates are used to define the data display format.

The display type is listed below,
Freemaker Forms and notification content
templates
JasperReport Report template
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Implementer app management, user do not configure .
5.11 Multi-Language
5.11.1.1 Path
System > > Multi-Language,and the interface appears as shown in the figure.
Figure 56
5.11.1.2 Function Description
Multi-Language system multilingual functions for system internationalization.

The language types are listed below,
En_US English
Ru_US Russian
Implementer app management, user do not configure .。
6 Parameter
Parameter is the management of device parameters, the main parameters of
which are listed below
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Supplier Vendor Record supplier information
Meter Type The type of meter
DCU Type Concentrator type
OBIS Mgt OBIS management
Fee Fees, including taxes, fees, Prepaid feature, not enabled
monthly fees, etc
Tariff Tariff Meter tariff scheme
Supply Group Power user group
Collection Plan Acquisition scheme
Customized Parameter The parameter scheme
Event Code The event code
6.1 Supplier
6.1.1 Path
Parameter >> Supplier，Supplier,and the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 57

Supplier is the record supplier's information.
The type action is in the table below,
Supplier creates The creation of a new vendor
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information
Supplier deletes Supplier information deletes
Supplier modifies Supplier information modified
Supplier queries Supplier information query

6.1.3.1 Supplier Archive creation
Supplier parameter description，
Name Supplier name
Home Page Supplier home page
Address Supplier address
Email Supplier Email address
Telephone Supplier telephone number
6.1.3.1 Delete the vendor profile
If the vendor has bound the meter module Module, when deleted, the
system will prompt that it cannot be deleted, untied and can be deleted
normally.
6.1.3.1 Supplier profile modified

5.3.3.3.
6.1.3.2 Supplier profile query
6.2 Meter Type
6.2.1 Path
Parameter >> Meter Type，Meter Type,and the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 58

Meter Type is the management of meter type information archives. The type
action is in the table below:
Meter Type create The creation of a new meter type
Meter Type delete Meter type Delete
Meter Type modifie Meter type modification
Meter Type query Meter type query

6.2.3.1 Create the meter type
Description of meter type editing parameters，
Name The name of the meter type
Supplier Vendor If not, see 6 1. 3.1
Protocol Internal agreement DLMS-TCP: Default option
HDLC-HDLC: Reserved
Communication Type The type of communication PLC
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485
RF
M-BUS
VM
GPRS
Credit Type Credit type Prepay-Energy(kWh)
Prepay-Energy(Currency)
Prepay-Water(T)
Prepay-Water(Currency)
Postpay
Connect Type How to connect 1P1W
1P2W
1P3W
3P3W
3P4W
Is Cascade Cascading None Cascade
Cascade Parent
Cascade Son
Accuracy Precise level
Voltage grade Voltage level
Current grade Current level

2、 The name of the meter type is recommended to be named after the
connection mode, the meter type, the communication mode, the
current specification, and so on.
3、 Internal Protocol: Default Select DMLS-TCP; DLMS-HDLC is not
available.
4、 Meter credit type: Select Postpay, other meters do not apply to the
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current system.
6.2.3.1 Delete the meter type
The action method is similar to The Role delete, as detailed in section 5.3.3.2. 。
If the meter type is already bound to the meter archive Meter, when
deleted, the system will prompt that it can not be deleted, untied can be
deleted normally.
6.2.3.1 Meter type modification

5.3.3.3.
6.2.3.2 Meter type query
6.3 DCU Type
6.3.1 Path
The parameter > > DCU Type,and the interface is shown as shown.
Figure 59

DCU Type is the management of concentrator type archives. The type action is
in the table below，
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DCU Type creation Create a new concentrator type
DCU Type deletes Concentrator type Delete
DCU Type modification Concentrator type modification
DCU Type query Concentrator type query

6.3.3.1 Create Concentrator type creation
Concentrator Type Edit Parameter Description，
Name The name of the concentrator
type
Supplier vendor If not, see 6 1. 3.1。
Protocol Internal protocols DLMS-TCP: Default option
HDLC-HDLC: Reserved
Uplink Type The type of upstream VM
communication GPRS
Downlink Type The type of downstream PLC
communication 485
RF
M-BUS
Collect Method How to collect HES Collect- Reserved
DCU Report- Reserved

2、 Concentrator type name: It is recommended to use the concentrator
vendor, concentrator type, and batch year.
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3、 Internal Protocol: Select DMLS-TCP; DLMS-HDLC is not available.

4、 The acquisition method is not currently used, can be ignored, the
current collection method is concentrator escalation.
6.3.3.1 Delete Concentrator type
If the concentrator type is already bound to the concentrator archive DCU,

when deleted, the system will prompt that it cannot be deleted, and can be
deleted normally after untiing.
6.3.3.1 Concentrator type modification

5.3.3.3.
6.3.3.2 Concentrator type query
6.4 OBIS Mgt
6.4.1 Path
Parameter > > OBIS Mgt， and the interface is shown as shown.
Figure 60
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OBIS Mgt is the management of the Communications Protocol OBIS code.
Implementer app management, user do not configure .
6.5 Fee
6.5.1 Path
Parameter > > Fee，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 61

This feature is not enabled in the MCU system and can be found in the Prepaid
System Operation Manual.
6.6 Tariff
6.6.1 Path
Parameter > > Tariff，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 62

Tariff is the management of meter tariff. schemes.
Tariff. s The type is tabled below，

Single tariff Tariff just one value Prepaid meter using
Step tariff Step tariff Prepaid meter using
TOU tariff TOU tariff Postpaid meter using
This system introduces the TOU tariff scheme. 2 other tariff types see the
Prepaid System Operating Manual for details.
The TOU tariff template is as follows，
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Figure 63：tariff template

6.6.3.1 Create tariff template
Step1: Click the button to access the Tariff Solutions Management

interface.
Step2: Click on the "plus" button in the upper corner of the interface, and create
a new tariff scheme name under the root directory, as shown in the figure.
Figure 64
Step3：Enter the tariff scheme editing interface, as shown
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Figure 65
Description of the tariff scheme parameters

Name The name of the tariff scheme Such as Sunrise2024
Status The usage status of the tariff Such as Active enabled
scheme
Type The type of tariff scheme Such as TOU rate
Step4：Tariff scheme Edited, click the Save button, jump back to the tariff
interface to see the new tariff scheme.
Figure 66
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Tariff type select TOU tariff. ，other type are using for prepay meter.
6.6.3.2 Delete tariff scheme
Step1：Step1:Under the root root directory, select the tariff scheme name,
figured.
Figure 67
Step2：Click the interface delete button, pop up the information box, click the
OK button, as shown.
Figure 68
The remaining steps are similar to about Role delete, as detailed in section
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5.3.3.2.

2、 If there are subdirectorys in the deletion directory, you will be
prompted that they cannot be deleted, and to delete them, you will
need to delete the subdirectories before you can delete them.
3、 Rates are enabled and sent down to meters for use, and when deleted,
prompts are used and cannot be deleted.
6.6.3.1 Modify Tariff scheme
Step1: Find the modified tariff scheme in the left window of the interface and
click on the tariff scheme, as shown
Figure 69
Step2：Click on the Details page in the window on the right side of the interface
to modify the tariff name, as shown
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Figure 70
6.6.3.2 Tariff scheme query
The tariff scheme interface has 2 areas for querying, namely the left window
retrieval box and the right window retrieval box. They query in the same way, but
only differently.
First, the left window query tariff scheme name operation method:
Step1: Find the search box in the left window of the interface, as shown.
Figure 71
Step2: Enter the name keyword in the search box, such as sunr,as shown inthe
figure.
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Figure 72
Step3：When you enter the rate name, the system automatically retrieves the
location of the name, as shown.
Figure 73
1、 The search box input length is greater than 4 bits, and the match
keyword is automatically retrieved.
2、 The retrieved name font turns red.
Second, the right window query tariff scheme name operation method and the
left window query method, the results of the search are different, as shown
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Figure 74
The search box enters the partial Rate Scenario Name keyword.
6.6.3.1 Rate Create
Step1:Click on the left window to create a new good rate plan, such as the tariff
scheme name is Sunrise2024, as shown.
Figure 75
Step2：Enter the tariff scheme interface and click on the "plus"button in the
upper right cornerto create the rate name, as shown.
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Figure 76
Step3：Enter the Rate Name Edit interface, as shown.
Figure 77
Rate name Parameter description

Name The rate name Named with
numbers, range 01-99
Begin Date System enable time If Active is enabled
TOU Rate period Tariff-rate number
TOU editing process:
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1. Set the tariff number, as shown.
Figure 78
2. Set the daily time table, select the time period, click add or del button to
edit, as shown.
Figure 79
3. Set the weekly table, drop-down box to select the daily time table,add or del
button edit, click on the figure below.
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Figure 80
4. Set the season table, select the start time, drop-down box select the weekly
table,add or del button edit, as shown.
Figure 81
Step4：Rate Time Table Edited, click the Save button, jump back to Sunrise2024
page, showing when the rate was enabled, as shown.
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Figure 82
1、 Enable time If green indicates that the system is enabled, no further

modification edits can be made;
2、 Click Enable Time to modify the view rate time period table details.
6.6.3.1 Delete tariff
Step1: In the root of the interface root, select the rate to delete, such as the
rate under the NWT01 rate scenario name, as shown in the figure.
Figure 83
Step2：On the List page of the window on the right side of theinterface, select
Delete the rate enable time, as shown
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Figure 84
Step3：Click the interface delete button, the system pops up the information
box, click the OK button, as shown.
Figure 85
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Figure 86
Step4: The system pops up the information box again, clicks the OK button, as
shown.
Figure 87

2、 If there are subdirectorys in the deletion directory, you will be
prompted that they cannot be deleted, and to delete them, you will
need to delete the subdirectories before you can delete them.
3、 Rates are enabled and sent down to meters for use, and when deleted,
prompts are used and cannot be deleted.
6.6.3.1 Modify tariff
Step1: Select the tariff to modify on the interface, click on the enable time date
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to enter the tariff scheme Modify the interface, as shown.
Figure 88
Step2：In the tariff modification interface, edit the parameters, as shown.
Figure 89
Step3：When the modification is complete, click the Save button. Jump back to
the Tariff interface.
If the tariff table enables the date, it cannot be modified
6.6.3.1 Query tariff
Step1: Find the rate to view under the tariff scheme, such as the rate under
Sunrise2024, as shown in the figure.
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Figure 90
Step2：Click on the enable time date, as shown.
Figure 91
Step3：Enter the View Rates interface, as shown.
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Figure 92
6.7 Supply Group

This feature is not available in HES systems and is detailed in the Prepaid System
Operating Manual.
6.8 Collection Plan
6.8.1 Path
Parameter >Collect Plan，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 93

Collection Plan is the management of the device acquisition scenario, which is
tabled below:
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Meter Meter acquisition scheme Meter acquisition options
include the acquisition plan as
follows
Clock
Monthly Billing
Daily Billing
Load Profile 1
Load Profile 2
Standard Event Log
Fraud Detection Log
Disconnect Control
Power Quality Log
Communication Log
Power Failure Event log
DCU DCU acquisition scheme The concentrator collection plan
and the collection plan as
follows Clock

6.8.3.1 Creat Acquisition scheme
Acquisition scenarios are created in 2 ways:

1, manually create a collection scheme;
2, copy acquisition scheme, replication scheme is must have the acquisition
scheme, button can be, otherwise can not be copied.
For example, create a meter manually The steps for collecting scenarios:
Step1: Click the button to access the Acquisition Solutions
Management interface.
Step2: At the root of the interface, click on the "plus" button in the upper right
corner to create a collection plan, as shown.
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Figure 94
Step3：Enter the Collection Plan Acquisition Program Edit interface and edit the
information, as shown.
Figure 95
The acquisition scenario edit parameters description：

Name Scheme Name
Status Scheme Status Active- Enable
Locked- Lock
Protocol Scheme Using which Protocol DLMS-TCP: Default option
HDLC-HDLC: Reserved
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Device Type Device Type Meter
DCU

2、 Protocol:Select DMLS-TCP; DLMS-HDLC is not available.
3、 Acquisition scheme name: It is recommended to use table type and
communication method.
4、 Select the device type whose acquisition plan corresponds to it.
Step4：Edited, click the Save button, return to the Collection Plan interface to
see the new meter acquisition plan.
Figure 96
Step5：Click on the left window to create a new meter acquisition scheme, such
as the acquisition scheme name Example_Meter_3P_PLC, as shown.
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Figure 97
Step6：Click the "+" button in the upper right corner of the collection plan
interface to create a collection plan, such as Figure.
Figure 98
Step7：Enter the collection plan interface, click the drop-down list in the
selection box to select the type of collection plan to be created, such as
Figure.
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Figure 99
Description of the acquisition plan parameters：

Type type Meter equipment Plan
acquisition type
clock
Clock- The right time
The data class
Monthly Billing
Daily Billing
Load Profile 1
Load Profile 2
The event type
Standard Event Log
Fraud Detection Log
Disconnect Control
Power Quality Log
Communication Log
Power Failure Event log
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Name name Collect the name of the plan
project
Capture Item Capture the item The capture categories under
Root are as follows
Basic
Demand
Disconnect
Energy
Instantaneous
limit
TaskConfig
Acquisition cycle Plan the acquisition cycle The method for setting up the
acquisition cycle is detailed in
Chapter 15.3
Supplemental cycle Plan to supplement the ditto
collection cycle
1、 The line with "*" is required.

2、 There are 11 items in the collection plan, and each item can only be
created once.
3、 The type is Clock, there is no capture item in the editing interface, and
other types are available.
4、 .Different types of corresponding capture items will be different, please
pay attention to the distinction when selecting.
For example, the monthly settlement collection plan operation method.

1. Select the Monthly Billing type in the Tpye drop-down box to enter the
editing interface, such as Figure.
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Figure 100
2. Enter the name of the collection plan in the Name column, such as
Month_data.
3. Configure the capture item, select the capture object in the root directory, the
selected capture object will be displayed in the right frame, such as Figure, the right
frame display item can be dragged up and down to move its position.
Figure 101
5. Configure the collection period, click the button to enter the Cron editing
interface, select the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second button to switch
the selected time. The configured time is displayed at the bottom of the page, as
shown in Figure.
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Figure 102
5. After setting the collection period, click the close button to close the page.
After editing is complete, jump to the Monthly Billing editing interface, such as
Figure.
Figure 103
Step8：Click save to save, jump to the Collection Plan interface, and create a new
collection plan, such as Figure.
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Figure 104
Step9：Continue to create other types of collection plans, repeat steps5-step7,

until all 11 collection plans are created.
1、 1. The line with "*" is required.

2、 2. The CORN expression used in the configuration of the collection
cycle. See Chapter 15.3 for the setting method. There are 10 previews
at the bottom.
3、 3. The collection plan configuration will be bound to the device to
analyze its data and display it on the WEB page.
4、 4. The type of collection plan must be completely configured, that is,
11 collection plans. If part of the type is configured, part of the meter
device data will not be resolved.
The DCU collection plan is relatively simple to create, and its collection plan type
has only one Clock, and the operation method is the same as that of the meter
collection plan type Clock.。
6.8.3.2 Delete collection plan
Step1: Select the collection plan to be deleted on the Collection Plan interface,
such as Figure.
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Figure 105
Step2: Click the interface delete button, the system will pop up a message box,
click the OK button, such as Figure.
Figure 106
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Figure 107
Step4: The system will pop up a message box again, click the OK button, such as
Figure.
Figure 108
1、 The collection plan has been bound to the device. When deleting it, the
system will prompt that it cannot be deleted in use, and it needs to be
unbound and deleted.
2、 The method of deleting the collection plan is the same as that of the
collection plan.。
6.8.3.2 Modification of the collection plan
Step1：In the root directory of the interface, click to select the collection scheme
to be modified, such as Figure.
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Figure 109
Step2：Enter the collection plan interface, select the collection plan that needs
to be modified or click the button to select the collection plan, such as Figure. .
Figure 110
Step3: Enter to modify the collection plan, modify the content, such as Figure.
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Figure 111
Step3: After the modification is completed, click the Save button, and then click
the return button to return to the interface.
6.8.3.3 Query collection plan
The operation method is the same as Tariff rate plan query, please refer to
section 6.6.3.4 for details。
6.9 Customized Parameter

6.9.1 Path
Parameter >> Customized parameter，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 112
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Customized Parameter It is the management of equipment parameters and task
plans.
The main programs are as follows:
Meter Meter parameter scheme The meter setting parameters
are as follows
Display type
Auto Display
Manual Display
Threshold class
Limiter
Threshold
Event class
Event Register
Event Push
Event Alarm
Event Disconnect
Holidays- Holidays
LCD display decimal
Common Setting
DCU DCU Task scheme The periodic collection tasks of
the DCU are as follows
Monthly Billing
Daily Billing
Load Profile 1
Load Profile 2
Standard Event Log
Fraud Detection Log
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Disconnector Control Log
Power Quality Log
Communication Log
Power Failure Event Log

Parameter scheme creation
There are two ways to create a parameter scheme:

1. Manually create a parameter scheme;
2. Copy the parameter scheme; the copy scheme must have an existing
parameter scheme, just press the button; otherwise, it cannot be copied.
For example, the steps of manually creating an electric meter parameter
scheme:
Step1: Click the button to enter the parameter scheme management interface.
Step2: Click the "+" button in the upper corner of the interface to create a
parameter scheme name, such as Figure.
Figure 113
Step3: Enter the parameter scheme editing interface and enter information,
such as Figure.
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Figure 114
Parameter plan editing parameter description

Name Scheme Name
Status Status Active-enabled
Locked- Locked
Protocol Protocol DLMS-TCP ： Default option
HDLC-HDLC：Reserved
Device Type Device Type Meter
DCU

6、 6. Protocol: select DMLS-TCP; DLMS-HDLC is not available.
7、 7. Acquisition scheme name: It is recommended to use meter type +
communication method.
8、 8. Select the device type and its collection plan corresponds to it.
Step4: After editing the parameter scheme, click the Save button to return to
the Customized parameter interface, and you can view the newly added acquisition
scheme, such as Figure.
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Figure 115
Step5：Click the newly created parameter scheme in the left window, for
example, click the acquisition scheme name Decimal_places, such as Figure.
Figure 116
Step6：Enter the parameter scheme selection interface and click the button in
the upper right corner to display the drop-down list of parameter items, such as
Figure.
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Figure 117
Description of meter parameter items:

Auto Display Auto scroll Display The electric meter automatically
rotates the display content
Manual Display Manual scroll Display Electric meter manual button
display content
Limiter Limiter Monitor voltage, current, power
data
Threshold Threshold Set thresholds for overvoltage,
undervoltage, overcurrent, etc.
Event Register Event Register Event occurrence meter records
event
Event Push Event Push Automatic reporting function of
the electricity meter in the event of
an event
Event Alarm Event Alarm Active meter alarm function
when an event occurs
Event Disconnect Event Disconnect The specified event occurs, the
meter opens
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Holidays Holidays Including designated holidays
and general holidays
Common Setting Common Setting Set power, demand, voltage,
current decimal places
Step7: Click the parameter item, such as Common Setting, enter the interface to
edit the parameters, such as Figure.
Figure 118
Step8: After editing, click the Save button to return to the interface. Such as
Figure.
Figure 119
Step9: Create other parameter items, repeat step1-step8.
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2、 There are 10 parameter items, and each item can only be created once.
3、 The configuration parameter scheme can be single or multiple groups.
6.9.3.1 Parameter plan deletion
The operation method is basically the same as the deletion of the Collection
collection plan, see section 6.8.3.2 for details.
6.9.3.2 Modification of parameter scheme
The operation method is similar to the modification of Collection collection

scheme, see section 6.8.3.3 for details.
6.9.3.3 Query parameter scheme
Step1: Find the search box in the interface, such as Figure.
Figure 120
Step2: Enter the keyword name in the search box, such as displ, and the system
will automatically retrieve the location of the name, such as Figure.
110
Figure 121
1、 1. If the length of the search box is greater than 4 digits, the system will
automatically search for matching keywords.
2、 2. The font of the retrieved name will change to red font.
6.10 Event Code

Event Code is the management of Event Code of equipment in the system.
DLMS-TCP Internal DMLS-TCP Data Analysis Protocol
DLMS-HDLC Internal DMLS-HDLC Reserve
Event Code， The administrator should not modify it without authorization.

If it is necessary to add or delete, please contact the development
company.
7 Archive
Archive It is the management of files, structures, upgrades and models.
The main functions include the following table,
Power Grid Grid structure
Customer Customer Information
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Module Module information

Meter Meter information
POC Collection point
DCU Concentrator information
Device Upgrade Equipment upgrade
Line Loss Model Line loss model
7.1 Power Grid

7.1.1 Path
Archive >POC，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 122

Power Grid is the management of the power grid line structure.
The grid structure template is shown in Figure,
112
Figure 123

7.1.3.1 Grid structure creation
Step1: Click the button in Step1 to enter the grid structure management
interface.
Step2: Click the "+" button in the upper right corner of the Power Grid interface
to create a grid structure. Such as Figure.
113
Figure 124
Step2: Enter the grid structure editing interface and edit the parameters, such as
Figure.
Figure 125
Description of grid structure parameters:

Region Regions, regions, places, Regions, regions,
companies,administrative districts, etc. places, companies,
can be named, such as Xihu_Lake administrative districts, etc.
can be named, such as
Xihu_Lake
Substation Substation or substation Substation or
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substation
Feeder Line Feeder Feeder
Transformer Transformer Transformer
Point of DCU DCU node The node is connected DCU node The node is
to the concentrator connected to the
concentrator
Meter box Meter box The node is connected Meter box The node is
to a GPRS meter connected to a GPRS meter
The grid structure creation rules are as follows

1、 Region can be created under Region/Substation/ Feeder Line/
Transformer/Point of DCU/ Meter box。
2、 Substation can be created under Feeder Line/ Transformer/ Meter box。
3、 Feeder Line can be created under Feeder Line/ Transformer/Point of
DCU/ Meter box。
4、 Transformer can be created underFeeder Line/Point of DCU/ Meter
box。
Step4: After editing, click the Save button to return to the Power Grid interface
to view the new organizational structure information. Such as Figure.
Figure 126
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Step5: If you continue to create other types of grid structures, repeat steps
1-step4 to complete the creation of the grid structure. The following figure shows the
completed grid structure.
Figure 127
1、 If you want to attach a concentrator to the grid structure, you must

create a Point of DCU at the end of the grid structure; when creating a
DCU node, please fill in the name of the DCU node. It can be named
according to the installation address or other names. It is easy to find
during operation.
2、 If the GPRS meter is in the grid structure, a meter box must be created
at the end of the grid structure.
7.1.3.2 Grid structure deletion
The operation method is similar to Tariff deletion, please refer to chapter 6.6.3.6
for details
7.1.3.3 Modification of grid structure
Step1: In the root directory of the interface, click to select the grid structure to
be modified, such as Figure.
116
Figure 128
Step2: Click the button to edit the name of the grid structure, such as Figure.
Figure 129
Step3: After the modification is completed, click Save to save and return to the
grid structure interface.
The grid structure cannot be modified, only the grid structure name can be
modified.
7.1.3.4 Query of grid structure
The operation method is similar to Tariff rate plan query, please refer to section
6.6.3.4 for details
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7.2 Customer
7.2.1 Path
Archive > > Customer，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 130

Customer It is the management of customers' basic information files. Type
operations are as follows,
Customer create New customer information creation

Customer delete Customer information deletion
Customer modify Customer information modification
Customer query Customer Information Inquiry
7.2.3.1 Customer create
There are two ways to create a customer profile:

1. Manual entry method;
2. Batch import mode, batch import mode-use customer form template.
1) The operation method of manual entry of customer files is similar to the
creation of Role, please refer to chapter 5.3.3.1 for details.
Customer edit interface parameter description:
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Basic information Customer account Account number

information Account Name
Identity ID
Customer account password
Customer type
Details Customer profile Customer's full name

information gender
cellphone number
mailbox
Residential Address
Postal code
1、 The customer type defaults to Residential Service, which can be

selected according to the specific customer type.
2、 It is recommended to use the initial password uniformly for the
customer account password, such as 12345678.
2）Batch import method

Step1: Use the customer import template, such as "CUSTOMER_TEMPLATE0.xls",
and edit the customer information in the form, such as Figure.
Figure 131
Step2: Click the upload button in the upper right corner of the interface to enter
the import editing interface and edit related information, such as Figure
119
Figure 132
Import interface parameter description:

Customer Type Customer type Generally choose Residential

Service
Staus status Active-enabled
File Upload Path Locked
Step3: Click the Import button, a message box will pop up, select the OK button,
and the import is successful, such as Figure.
Figure 133
Step4: After the customer information is imported successfully, click the return
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button in the upper right corner of the interface to return to the Customer interface
to view the customer profile information, such as Figure.
Figure 134
1、 When editing the customer template, please do not modify the

template format.
2、 If the template file fails to import and the page prompts an error
message, you need to check whether the template information is
wrong, modify it, and import it again.
7.2.3.2 Customer deletion
The operation method is similar to the role deletion, please refer to chapter
5.3.3.2 for details.
If the customer is associated with a POC, the system will prompt a message
when deleting it, and it can be deleted only after the association is
cancelled.
7.2.3.3 Customer modification
Step1: Select the customer information to be modified in the interface, such as

Figure.
121
Figure 135
Step2: Click the interface modification button to enter the modification

interface and modify the information, such as Figure.
Figure 136
Step3: After the modification is completed, click the Save button to save, such as
Figure, to return to the Customer interface.
7.2.3.4 Customer query
The operation method is similar to User query, please refer to section 5.4.3.4 for
details.
The query conditions on the Customer interface, the specific query conditions
are as follows:
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Tpye Customer type Residential service
Commercial service
Industry service
Agriculture service
Education service
Healthcare service
Governments/Organizations
Status Module status Active
Locked
Module Module type GPRS，Other reservations
Search box Enter keywords
In addition to using Account Name as a search key, Identity ID can also be

used as a search key.
7.3 Module
7.3.1 Path
Archive >> Module，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 137
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Module function is mainly to manage the information of GPRS equipment
module and SIM card.
Type operations are as follows,
Module create New device module creation

Module delete Device module deletion
Module Modify Modification of equipment module
Module Query Device module query

7.3.3.1 Module create
There are two ways to create module files, which are divided into manual entry
and batch import. Batch import requires the use of module form templates. The
operation method is similar to Customer creation, please refer to section 7.2.3.1 for
details.
When manually entering, the module editing interface parameter description，
Module SN Module serial

number
Status status Active
locked
Module Type Module type Only select GPRS,

other types are reserved.
Supplier Module supplier If it has not been
created, see section
6.1.3.1 for details
Work Mode Operating mode
Sim No. SIM card number Client
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IP IP address Server
Port port
Apn SIM's APN SIM card obtains IP
from carrier
ICCID SIM's ICCID SIM port
1. Module Type is the default PLC, here it needs to be changed to GPRS,

other types are not applicable.
2. The meter is used as the server, and the IP address and port are
required.
3. Sim No. is an important parameter that associates the module with
the GPRS meter/DCU.
4. Required fields in the line with * 。
In batch import mode, an example of module file template, such as

"MODULE_TEMPLATE(1).xlsx", such as Figure。
Figure 138
Batch import Module editing interface parameter description:

Module Type Module type Only choose GPRS

Status status Active-enabled
Supplier Supplier Locked
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Manufacturer
Work Mode Operating mode If it has not been
7.2.2.1 for details
File File upload Path
Figure 139
1、 When editing the module template, please do not modify the

template format.
2、 If the import fails, the page prompts an error message, you need to
check whether the template information is wrong, modify it, and then
import again.
7.3.3.2 Module delete
The operation method is similar to deleting Customer, please refer to section

7.2.3.2 for details
7.3.3.3 Module Modify
The operation method is similar to the modification of Role, please refer to

chapter 5.3.3.3 for details.
7.3.3.4 Module Query
details.
The query conditions on the Module interface, the specific query conditions are
as follows:
Status Module status Active
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Locked
Module Tpye Module type GPRS ， Other
reservations
检索框 Enter keywords

7.4 Meter
7.4.1 Path
Archive >> Meter，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 140

The Meter function is mainly for the management of meter files, batch setting
parameters and collection schemes. Type operations are as follows:
Meter create New meter information creation

Meter delete Electricity meter information
deletion
Meter modify Amendment of meter information
Meter query Electricity meter information query
Meter setting Electric meter parameters and
collection plan settings
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7.4.3.1 Meter archive creation
There are two ways to create a meter file:

1. Manual input; the operation method is similar to the creation of Role, please
refer to chapter 5.3.3.1 for details.
2. Batch import, batch import is imported through the POC function, see 7.5.3.1
for details.
Parameter description of the meter editing interface，
MSNO Meter number The digits of the meter

number support 12 digits
Meter type Meter type Such as PLC or GPRS
type name; if not created,
see 6.2.3.1 for details
Status status
Authentication Type Verification type Warehouse-indicates
that it is not enabled
Password password Installed-installed state,
the power meter scanned
and reported by the
concentrator.
Collection Plan Collection plan Active-active status
Customized Parameter Parameter scheme

Asset No. Asset number
1、 Password must be 12345678.

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7.4.3.1 Meter archive Delete
If the meter is already associated with the POC, the system will prompt a
message when you delete it. You need to cancel the POC association and
delete the POC before you can delete it.
7.4.3.1 Meter archive modification

When modifying the meter information, the meter number cannot be

modified, others can be modified.
7.4.3.2 Meter archive query
details.
The query conditions on the Meter interface, the specific query conditions are
as follows:

Meter Type Meter type
Status Concentrator type Active
Locked
Parameters Plan Rate plan

Collection Collection plan
Meter No. Meter number
7.4.3.3 Meter parameter setting
Step1: Click the setting button in the upper right corner of the interface to enter
the meter setting interface, such as Figure.
129
Figure 141
Step2: Select meter number or grid structure, select single or batch meter
number, such as Figure.
Figure 142
Step3: Click Customized Parameter or Collection plan, and select its drop-down
list item, such as Figure.
130
Figure 143
Step4: Click the setting button to confirm the setting, as shown in Figure.
Figure 144
Step5: View the setting result, click Service>Device Config Result, as shown in
Figure.
131
Figure 145
The setting result is divided into 3 kinds, namely Pending, Success, Failed.
7.5 POC
7.5.1 Path
Archive >POC，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 146

POC is the management of grid structure, customers, meter numbers and meter
tariff settings. Type operations are as follows,
POC create New collection point

information creation
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POC delete Collection point deletion

POC modify Collection point
modification
POC query Collection point query
POC setting Electric meter rate setting
7.5.3.1 POC create
There are two ways to create module files:

1. Manual entry;
2. Batch import, batch import needs to use template. The operation method is
similar to Customer creation, please refer to section 7.2.3.1 for details.
The manual entry operation method of the meter file is similar to the creation
of Role, please refer to chapter 5.3.3.1 for details.
In manual input, POC editing interface parameter description,
SN serial number SN sequence input at least 5
digits
Status Active state Active-enabled
Locked-Locked
Power Grid：， Grid structure If it has not been created, see
section 7.1.3.1 for details
Meter Meter number

Customer Power user name
Tariff Rate plan If it has not been created, see
chapter 6.6 for details
CT Current
transformer ratio
PT Voltage transformer
ratio
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GPS Global Positioning Click to locate the meter

System
installation location
Address Installation address

CT Current
transformer ratio
1、 . The line with "*" is required.

2、 If the selected grid structure does not meet the requirements, the
system will prompt when you click Save, and re-select the grid
structure that meets the requirements.
In batch import mode, an example of module file template, such as
"POC_TEMPLATE.xlsx.xlsx", such as Figure.
Figure 147
Batch import POC editing interface parameter description,

Power Grid Grid structure If not created, see 7.1.3.1 for
details
Customer Type Customer type Such as residential users or
commercial users, etc.
Meter Type Meter type If not created, see 6.2.3.1 for
details
Status status Active-enable
Locked-Locked
Collection Plan Collection plan If it has not been created, see
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section 6.8.3.1 for details
Tariff Rate plan If it has not been created, see
chapter 6.6 for details
CT Current
transformer ratio
PT Voltage transformer
ratio
File Template file Click the select file button to
upload path select the customer information
template file
7.5.3.2 Delete collection point POC
Please delete POC collection points carefully. Cannot be deleted at will. If

you want to delete it, please also delete the meter file corresponding to the
collection point.
7.5.3.3 POC modify

7.5.3.4 POC query
details.
The query conditions of the POC interface are as follows，

Status DCU type Active
Locked
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Tariff Tariff plan

Meter No. Meter number
7.5.3.5 Seting tariff parameters
The operation method is similar to the meter parameter setting, please refer to
section 7.4.3.5 for details.
To view the setting result interface is different, click Service> >Tariff Config
Result, as shown in Figure.
Figure 148
The setting result is divided into 3 kinds, namely Pending、Success、Failed

7.6 DCU
7.6.1 Path
Archive > >DCU，the interface is displayed as shown.
136
Figure 149

The DCU function is mainly to manage concentrator files and batch setting tasks.
Type operations are as follows，
DCU create New concentrator information creation

DCU delete Concentrator information delete
DCU modify Concentrator information modification
DCU query Concentrator information query
DCU setting Concentrator task settings

7.6.3.1 集中器档案创建 Create DCU Archive
The operation method is similar to the creation of Role, please refer to chapter
The parameters of the DCU editing interface are described in the following
table，
Power Gird Grid structure If it has not been
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7.1.3.1 for details
SN Concentrator number
Locked
Sim No SIM card number

Collection Plan Collection plan If not created, please
see section 6.8.3.1
Authentication Type Verification type LLS-low level verification
HLS_SA-encryption
verification
Password Password The password and
authentication type
correspond as follows
LLS-12345678
HLS_SA, need to fill in
AK and EK
The password is 16 1
and 16 2
Asset No. Device asset number

2、 2. If the selected grid structure does not meet the requirements, the
system will prompt when you click Save, and re-select the grid
structure that meets the requirements.
3、 3. Enter at least 5 digits for the SN sequence.
4、 4. Choose LLS for Authentication Type and enter the password
12345678; if you choose HLS_SA, you need to fill in EK/AK
7.6.3.2 DCU delete
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7.6.3.3 DCU modify

chapter 5.3.3.3
7.6.3.4 DCU query
details.
The query conditions for the device upgrade interface are as follows，

DCU Type Concentrator type
Status Concentrator status Active
Locked
Serial No. Concentrator address

7.6.3.5 DCU setting
The operation method is similar to the meter parameter setting, please refer to
section 7.4.3.5 for details.
To view the setting result, click Service>Tariff Config Result, as shown in Figure.
Figure 150
The setting result is divided into 3 kinds, namely Pending、Success、Failed。
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7.7 Device Upgrade

7.7.1 Path
Archive > > Device Upgrade，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 151

Device Upgrade Mainly to upgrade equipment plan and upgrade equipment
management.
The types of upgrade equipment are as follows，
Sub-menu Description Rem

arks
DCU Concentrator
DCU-Up-Module Concentrator upstream module Reserved
(remote module) unavailable
DCU-Down-Module Concentrator downstream module

(routing module)
GPRS-Meter GPRS meter
GPRS-Meter-Module GPRS meter module Reserved
unavailable
PLC--Meter PLC meter
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PLC--Meter-Module PLC meter module
7.7.3 Upgrade plan management

The equipment upgrade program mainly manages equipment upgrade files.
Type operations are as follows:
Device Upgrade Creation Upgrade equipment plan creation Upload the
upgrade file of
the device
Device Upgrade Delete Upgrade equipment plan delete

Device Upgrade Query Upgrade equipment plan query

7.7.4.1 Creation of upgrade plan
Step1：Click the button to enter the Upgrade plan management

interface.
Step2：Click the "+" button in the upper corner of the interface to create an
upgrade plan, such as Figure.
Figure 152
Step3：Enter the upgrade plan editing interface, enter the relevant information,
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and upload the upgrade file, such as Figure.
Figure 153
Device Upgrade Edit interface parameter description，

Name Upgrade plan name

Locked- Locked
Protocol Protocol DLMS-TCP
DMLS-HDLC- reserve
Device Type Equipment type DCU
DCU-Up-Module
DCU-Down-Module
GPRS-Meter
GPRS-Meter-Module
PLC--Meter
PLC--Meter-Module
Frame Size Transmission frame 256 byte

size 128 byte
Upgrade File Upgrade File Upload the upgrade file
Version Version
Step4：Click the Save button to jump back to the Device Upgrade interface,
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where you can view the newly added upgrade plan.
Figure 154

2、 The upgrade files corresponding to different devices are different. The
name of the upgrade program should correspond to it, which is
convenient for operation, and the corresponding device upgrade files
must be provided.
3、 Protocol: select DMLS-TCP; DLMS-HDLC is not available.
4、 The created upgrade plan can only be viewed but not modified
7.7.4.2 Device Upgrade Delete
5.3.3.2 for details
When deleting an upgrade plan, if the upgrade plan is used, the system
prompts that it cannot be deleted, and the upgrade record needs to be
deleted before it can be deleted.
7.7.4.3 Device Upgrade Query
details.
The query conditions of the upgrade plan interface are as follows
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Protocol Protocol DLMS-TCP
DLMS-HDLC
Status Status Active
Locked
Name Equipment upgrade program

name
7.7.5 Path
Archive > >Device Upgrade > >Device，升级 the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 155
7.7.6 Upgrade equipment management

Upgrade equipment management Mainly carry out remote upgrade operations
and record the equipment.
Device Upgrad creation Device upgrade

Device Upgrade delete Device upgrade record deletion
Device Upgrade query Upgrade equipment upgrade
information query
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7.7.7.1 Device Upgrad creation
Step1： Select the name of the upgrade program on the interface, and click the
button to enter the device upgrade interface, as shown in Figure.
Figure 156
Step2：Click the button in the upper right corner, and a pop-up box will pop
up to select the upgrade device, such as Figure.
Figure 157
Step3：Search by retrieving equipment or filtering equipment types, and select

the single or batch equipment that needs to be upgraded, such as Figure.
145
Figure 158
Step4：Click the Download button, the system pops up an information box, click
OK to jump back to the upgrade interface.
Figure 159
Step5：Check the device upgrade status, as shown in Figure.
146
Figure 160
1、 If the upgraded device is a GPRS meter, click the download button,

and the system will automatically upgrade the device.
2、 If the upgrade setting is PLC meter or DCU device, click the download
button, the system will not be upgraded, you need to click the upgrade
button in the upper left corner of the upgrade interface to start the
upgrade.
3、 Before the upgrade, confirm whether the upgrade device is online,
and after it is online, select the upgrade plan, select the device, and
perform the upgrade.
4、 The device upgrade status has 4 states: Pending, Success, Failed, and
Upgrading.
5、 The upgrade interface refreshes the page every 5 minutes to show the
progress of the device upgrade.
7.7.7.2 Device Upgrade delete
5.3.3.2 for details
7.7.7.3 Device Upgrade query
details.
The query conditions of the device upgrade interface are as follows
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Result Results of the Pending
Success
Failed
Upgrade
Device No. Device No
8 Line Loss Model

8.1 Path
Archive > Line Loss Model，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 161
8.2 Function Description

The line loss model is a calculation model used by the system to calculate the
line loss rate of a certain area.
Line Loss Model Creation New Line Loss Model Creation
Line Loss Model Delete Line Loss Model Designated delete
Line Loss Model View Line Loss ModelSelected view of detailed
information
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Line Loss Model Edit Line Loss Model Selected modification
8.3 Opetarate Process

8.3.1 Line Loss Model Creation
The operation method is similar to the creation of Role, please refer to chapter
The parameters of Line Loss Model are described in the following list，
Name Line loss program name Required. It is
recommended to define
filling rules and unify the
name format.
Status Operating status Active: enable Lock: not
enable
Gateway Meter Table number
Power Grid The node where the The selected node must
sub-table is located be able to cover all
sub-tables.
Type Line loss data calculation Support selection of
type daily freezing and monthly
freezing
Description Description Not required
8.3.2 Line Loss Model Modify

8.3.3 Line Loss Model Delete
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8.3.4 Line Loss Model View

details.
The query conditions of the Line Loss Model interface are as follows，
Power Grid Grid structure type Region
Substation
Feeder Line
Transformer
Point Of DCU
Meter Box
Keyword Keyword Name
Gateway
9 Service
Services It is to manage the operation and processing results of the equipment.
It mainly includes the following table，
BatchReading (GPRS) GPRS meter batch
reading
Batch Reading (PLC) PLC meter batch
reading
Single Operating Single operation
DCU Operating DCU operation
MeterDownload (PLC) Download power
meter file (PLC)
Tariff Config Result Rate setting result
Device Config Result Equipment results
Quick Settings Quick setting
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Leak Data (GPRS) Supplementary data
9.1 Batch Operating (GPRS)

9.1.1 Path
Service> >BatchReading (GPRS)，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 162

BatchReading (GPRS) The function is to operate the GPRS meter in the system.
1. Power Grid:Select a certain area, the interface only displays the
operable GPRS meters in that area, and all GPRS meters are displayed by
default.
2. Search box: support users to enter the table number for query.
3. Display area: display the operable meter numbers, operation results and
data items that can be read in a table format.
4. Operation panel：
Operation panel 1. By default, all reading
1. Select data item
items are not displayed
button
2. Check the data item and
2. Read button
click the button
3. Execute button 3. Switch on, switch on, and
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adjust time
1、 1. This interface only supports the operation of GPRS meter.

2、 2. The color of the meter number indicates the online status of the
device, red: the device is offline; green: the device is online.
9.1.3.1 Configure Reading Items
Step1：Click the button to pop up selectable data items.
Step2：Select the data item to be read.

Step3: Press F5 to refresh the interface and load the selected data item into the
display
Figure 163
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Figure 164
9.1.3.2 Reading operation
Step1: Select one or more meters that need to be operated.

Step2: Select one or more data items to be read.
Step3: Select the operation type and click.
Stpe4: Check the result bar to determine whether the operation is successful.
Figure 165
9.1.3.3 Excute operation
Step1： Select the device to be operated.
Step2：Click the button to select the execution type.
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Step3：View the execution result.
Figure 166
9.2 Batch Operating (PLC)

BatchReading (PLC) is to perform single-meter or multi-meter operation on PLC
meters. Its page layout and operation are similar to those of Batch Operating (GPRS),
please refer to Chapter 10.1.
9.3 Single Operating
9.3.1 Path
Service> >Single Operating，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 167
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Single Operating The function can operate a single meter device.
1. Search box: The user needs to enter the number of the meter device that he
wants to operate and click the button to search.
2. .Device information bar: display the searched power meter device information,
device number, device type, user information, etc.
3. Display area: This area displays all operable data items and the display of reading
results.
4. Operation panel: This area is for users to perform operations
1. Read button
Operation panel
2. Switch off button
3. Switch on button

9.3.3.1 Reading Opetarate Process
Step1：Enter the device number to find the meter device you want to perform
the operation on.
Figure 168
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Figure 169
Step3： Click the button to perform reading.
Step4： View the result of the operation.
Note when reading data items in TaskData

1. It is recommended that the time range is not too large or it will be
time-consuming and traffic-consuming to read because of the large
amount of data.
2. If you want to save the data returned by reading the meter, you can
choose to read it again.
9.3.3.2 Relay Control Opetarate Process
Step1：Enter the device number to find the meter device you want to perform
the operation on.
Step2：Click button to perform opening or closing

operation。
Step3: View the execution result.
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Figure 170
9.4 DUC Operating

9.4.1 Path
Service> >DCU Operating，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 171

DCU Operating can read, write, and execute operations on a single concentrator
device.
1. Power Grid: The grid structure list where the concentrator is located, the user
needs to select the concentrator here.
2. Display area: The concentrator supports setting and reading parameters.
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3. Control Panel: Supported operation types.
1、 Time adjustment
button
2 、 Hardware
Operation panel
initialization button
3、 Data initialization
button
4 、 Parameter
initialization button
5、 Read button
6、 Set button
9.4.2.1 Reading Data Opetarate Process
Step1：Choose a concentrator。
Step3：Click the button.
Step4：View reading data.
Figure 172
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The color of the concentration

number shown here represents the online status of the concentrator. Red:
means offline; green: online.
9.4.2.2 Setting Parameter Opetarate Process
Step1: Select the concentrator.

Step2: Select the data item to be set.
Step3: Fill in the new parameter value.
Step4: Click the button .
Step5: View the setting result
Figure 173
Not all parameters can be set, only editable parameters support setting.
9.4.2.3 Execution Opetarate Process
Step1: Select the concentrator.

Step2: Choose to execute the operation and click.
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Figure 174
9.5 Meter Download(PLC)

9.5.1 Path
Service> >Meter Download(PLC),the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 175

Meter Download(PLC) Management of meter files in a single concentrator.
1. Power Grid: Displays the grid structure nodes where all operable
concentrators are located.
2. Query bar: Support query by communication type, meter status and meter
number.
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3. Display area: display the file information of the PLC meter associated with the
concentrator and the result of the Remove operation.
Column Description Remarks
Name
MSNO Meter serial number

Status Meter status Warehouse: indicates that it is not
enabled
Installed: installed state, the electric
meter scanned and reported by the
concentrator.
Active: active status
Date Time Time when the meter file

was created
Result Operation result
1． Operation panel：Selectable operation items。
1、 Read button 1. Read the electric meter file of
the concentrator
2、 Set button
Operation panel 2. Set the meter file for the
3、 Remove
concentrator
button
3. Remove single or multiple
4、 Clear button
meter files from the content of
the concentrator
4. Clear all meter files

9.5.3.1 Reading the meter file in the concentrator
Step1：Click the Power Grid node on the left and select the concentrator to be
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operated.
Figure 176
Step2: Select the button and click .

Step3: View the returned result of reading, such as Figure.
Figure 177
9.5.3.2 Download the power meter file to the concentrator
Step1：Click the Power Grid node on the left and select the concentrator to be
operated.
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Figure 178
Step2: Select the meter file to be distributed.
Step3: Select the button and click to send.

Step4: Perform the operation in Chapter 9.5.3.1 to view the operation result.
9.5.3.3 Clear the meter file in the concentrator
Step1: Select the concentrator you want to operate in the Power Gird on the
left.
Step2: Select the button and click.

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9.5.3.4 Remove the specified file from the concentrator
Step1: Perform operations in chapter 9.5.3.1 to view the meter files in the
concentrator.
Step2: Select the concentrator you want to operate in the Power Gird on the
left.
Figure 180
Step3：Select the PLC meter file.
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Figure 181
Step4: Select the button and click.
To delete the meter file in the concentrator, you need to select an existing
meter file in the concentrator, so you need to perform step 1 to view it first.
Then select the corresponding meter file according to the result.
9.6 Device Config Result

9.6.1 Path
Service> >Device Config Result，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 182

Device Config Result It is to view the execution result of the parameter task,
and retry the operation for failed items and unexecuted items.
1. Pwoer Grid: equipment grid structure, users can select a designated area to
filter data.
2. Query bar: Users can specify conditions to query data.
3. Data display area: display parameter task execution records in table form. The
display content is as follows，
Column name Description Remarks
No. Serial number Used to count the

number of records
Device Type Equipment type Distinguish between
electricity meters and
other devices
Result Task execution result There are three states
Start Time Task execution start Pending: Task to be
time executed
End Time Task execution end Success: The task was
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time executed successfully

Task Type Task type Failed: Task execution
failed
Name mission name Recorded here as the
time when the task was
created
Modified By Modifier Here is the time
when the task was
executed
Action Retry the operation Such as: Collection
Plan, TaskConfig, etc.
1. Batch retry: Click this button to retry all selected task records (including
successful ones).

9.6.3.1 Task query operation
Step1: Select the query conditions in the search bar, support by time, by task
execution status, task type and by table number.
Figure 183
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Step2: Click the button to execute the query.

Step3: View the query results.
Figure 184
When there are multiple query conditions, the query result is a record that
meets all the conditions.
9.6.3.2 Batch task retry operation
Step1: Select the task to be set.

Step2: Click the button to retry the execution of the task.
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Figure 185
Figure 186
1、 After clicking Retry, the page will automatically refresh and the retry
task will be set.
2、 If you want to quickly view the execution results, you can manually
refresh the page. For example, re-enter the page.
9.7 Tariff Config Result
9.7.1 Path
Service> >Tariff Config Result，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 187

Tariff Config Result It is the display interface for setting the meter rate and
DCU task execution result. The setting operation can be repeated on the interface.
For page functions and operations, please refer to Chapter 9.6
9.8 Quick Settings

9.8.1 Path
Service> >Quick Settings，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 188
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Quick Settings is the management of setting and reading the basic parameters of
the meter. Refer to Chapter 9.3 for page functions and operations.
9.9 Leak Data (GPRS)
9.9.1 Path
Service> >Leak Data(GPRS)，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 189

Leak Data(GPRS) Manage all the missing periodic task data in the system, and
select one or more to make up copy.
1. Power Grid: The tree view of the grid structure. After the user selects a node,
the display area only displays all the data under that node. The system displays all
GPRS meter data by default.
2. Query bar: The user can select or data query conditions to query the specified
missing tasks.
3. Display area: display missing task information and make-up copy results in a
table.

Task Type Task type
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Datetime Task execution time

Start Time Execution time of this
task
End Time Next task execution
time
Result Results of the
1. Make up copy button: Click to start making up copy.
1、 Missing tasks means that the system periodically generates reading

tasks, but the tasks are not executed due to unknown reasons (for
example: the meter has been unable to communicate, the processing
program has not been started, etc.). For how to configure the timing
collection task, please refer to Chapter 6.8.3.1.
2、 This interface only supports GPRS meter operation.

9.9.3.1 Missing task query
The operation method is similar to Operating Log query, please refer to chapter
5.7.3.1 for details. Only the query conditions are different on the Leak Data (GPRS)
interface.
9.9.3.2 执行遗漏任务 Excute missing tasks
Step1: Select the missing task to be executed.

Step2: Click the button to start execution.
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Figure 190
10 Analytics
Analytics is the management of device data in the system to analyze the
operating status of the device and whether there is electricity theft, etc. The main
data includes the following reports，
Meter Event Meter event
DCU Event Concentrator event
Daily Billing Daily settlement
Monthly Billing Monthly settlement
Load Profile1 Load curve 1
Load Profile2 Load curve 2
Consumption Power loss
Acquisition Tariff. Acquisition rate
LineLoss Tariff. Line loss rate
Online Equipment online
rate
Voltage Analysis Voltage analysis
Current Analysis Current analysis
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10.1 Meter Event

10.1.1 Path
Analytics>> Meter Event，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 191

MeterEvent is the active report to the HES system to record when an event
occurs in the meter, which is convenient for users to view and export the event of the
meter.
1. Power Grid: Used to filter and display data by area.
2. Query area: used to filter and display data according to the specified
conditions, such as time range, table number, event channel, etc.
3. Display area: used to display data, support paging display through table
format.
name

Name Name of If the event ID exceeds analytical access, the
reported event column directly displays the event ID
Datetime Time when the
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incident was
reported
Description No practical
effect
Variable The value of the For example, the reason for closing and closing,
column capture item power, etc.
allocated to the
event channel
1. Display column configuration: Due to the limited width of the interface layout,
some columns are hidden. The user needs to click here and select the column to
be displayed. This data comes from the capture item configured in the event
channel. Please refer to Chapter 6.8 for how to configure.
2. Export operation: used to display data export, export data supports two formats,
Excel and PDF.
10.1.3.1 Configure the display column
Step1: Click the button to expand all captured items.
Step2: Select the capture item to be viewed.

Step3: Press F5 to refresh the interface to view the results
Figure 192
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Figure 193
10.1.3.2 Query Opetarate Process
Step1: Select or enter the query conditions, support according to the time range,
event type and event name.
Step2: Click the button to query.

Step3: View the results.
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10.1.3.3 Export Opetarate Process
Step1: Configure the display column, please refer to 10.1.3.1.
Step2: Click to select the export format and export the data.
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Figure 195
10.2 DCU Event

DCU Event is a record that actively reports to the HES system when an event
occurs in the concentrator, which is convenient for users to view and export the
concentrator event. Refer to chapter 11.1 for page layout and operation.
10.3 Daily Billing
Daily Billing is the monthly electricity consumption record of electricity users,
which is convenient for users to view and export the daily frozen data of the
electricity meter. Refer to chapter 11.1 for page layout and operation.
10.4 Monthly Billing
Monthly Billing is the monthly electricity consumption record of electricity users,
which is convenient for users to view and export the monthly frozen data of the
electricity meter. For page layout and operation, please refer to Chapter 10.1
10.5 Load Profile1
10.5.1 Path
Analytics>>Load Profile 1，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 196

Load Profile 1 is a record showing the user's electricity consumption, which is
convenient for the user to view and export the frozen data of the meter load curve 1.
1. Power Grid: The grid structure tree display, the user can select the area node
to filter the displayed data.
2. Query area: Users can query data according to time range and table number.
3. Display area: display load data in tabular form.
MSNO Device No
Customer user name
Datetime Load data freezing time Click to view the data
point curve as Figure
其他列 The frozen value of the

configured capture item
1. Configure display column button: user configuration data items are displayed in
the display area.
2. Export button: click to export data。
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10.5.3.1 Configure the display column
Step1: Click the button to display the configurable data items.
Step2: Select the data item to be displayed.

Step3: Press F5 to refresh the page.
Figure 197
Step1: Select time range, input device number and other query conditions.
Step2: Click the button to execute the query.
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Figure 198
1、 It is recommended to select a reasonable time range to query the

data.
2、 The system defaults to display all frozen data for the day
Step1: Click on the display to export the format.

Step2: Select the export format and click Export.
1、 The exported data is consistent with the display area, so the user can
control the exported data items through the display column
configuration operation.
2、 The export format only supports PDF and Excel.
3、 Export Path is the default download Path of the browser, and the
export file name is the system default.
10.6 Load Profile2

Load Profile 2 is a record showing the user's electricity consumption, which is
convenient for the user to view and export the frozen data of the meter load curve 2.
Please refer to chapter 10.5 for page layout and operation
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10.7 Consumption
Consumption It records the daily power consumption of electricity users, which
is convenient for users to view and export the power consumption data of the
electricity meter. For page layout and operation, please refer to chapter 10.5.
10.8 Acquisition Tariff.
10.8.1 Path
Analytics>>Acquisiton Tariff. ,the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 199

Acquisiton Tariff. s is the management of the system's statistics on the success
rate of collecting electricity meter data, and data analysis is carried out by viewing
and exporting the electricity meter collection rate. In this interface, users can view
the 24-hour collection rate and 72-hour collection rate of different areas in the grid
structure.
1. Power Gird: The grid structure is displayed in a tree form, and the user can
select a region to filter the data for easy data viewing.
2. Query area: Users can query data according to the time range and area name.
3. Display area: display data in a table format.
name
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Name Area name Node name in the grid structure

Date Statistics Time Clicking on the system will display the
data in the form of a Figure table
24H Success rate of Shows the percentage, and the number of
meter reading within meters successfully read and all the numbers
24 hours under the node.
72H Meter reading Shows the percentage, and the number of
success rate within 72 meters successfully read and all the numbers
hours under the node.
Figure 200
Collection rate calculation instructions:

As shown in the figure above, there are a total of 12 electricity meters hung
under the Seven GPRS node of the grid structure. At the zero-point meter at time
2021-04-16, a piece of daily freezing data will be generated, and HES will collect the
daily freezing data periodically according to the configured collection plan. Data
(refer to chapter 6.8.3.1 for how to configure)
The 24H collection rate is the frozen data collection situation of 12 meters in
2021-04-16 0:0:0-2021-04-16 23:59:59 on 2021-04-16, and the calculation formula is
successful quantity/total Quantity.
The 72H collection rate is the frozen data collection of 12 meters in 2021-04-16
0:0:0—2021-04-18 23:59:59 on 2021-04-16, and the calculation formula is successful
quantity/total Quantity.
1、 Before the collection rate calculation deadline, the collection rate will
change due to the change in the number of successes.
2、 The collection rate is only for the daily frozen data of the meter.

The report export of the collection rate Opetarate Process is detailed in chapter
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15.2.
10.9 LineLoss Tariff.
10.9.1 Path
Analytics>>Line Loss Tariff. ，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 201

Line Loss Tariff. is the line loss rate calculated by the meter model, which can be
viewed and exported.
1. Query conditions: users can follow the time range, grid structure node type,
line loss type (day, month), line loss model name.
2. Display area: display line loss data in a table.
Column nameDescription is as follows，
Name Line loss model name

Date Record time
LineLoss Tariff. Line loss rate Click the system to display
the data in Figure form.
Gateway Meter ( kWh ) Total meter power

Submeters ( kWh ) Total sub-meter power
Actual number / Total The total number of
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successful reading
devices/the total number of
devices
1. Export button: click this button to export data。
1、 If the user does not configure the line loss model, the interface will not
include line loss data.
2、 For configuration, please refer to chapter 8.3.1.
For the export of the line loss rate report Opetarate Process, please refer to
Chapter 15.2 for details.
10.10 Online Tariff.
10.10.1 Path
Analytics>>Online Tariff. ,the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 202

Online Rate. The system counts the online rate records of all devices, and can
view and export online rate reports.
1. Power Grid: Tree display of grid structure, users can choose to view all data
under a certain node.
2. Query area: Users can enter conditions to query data, the query conditions
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are as follows:
3. Display area: display data in a table format，

Device Type Equipment type Concentrator, meter
Date Record time Click on the system to display
the data in the form of a Figure
table
Online Tariff. Online rate Percentage display, click the
system will display the data in
Figure form
Online Times Number of logins The number of times the
device has logged in to the system
Offline Times Offline times The number of times the
device is offline
Online Minutes online time The total online time of the
device, in minutes
Latest Communication Last
communication time
1. Export button: click to export online rate data
For details on the export operation of the equipment online rate statistical
report, see Chapter 15.2.
10.11 Voltage Analysis
Voltage Analysis is a system that records the voltage data of all equipment, and
can view and export the voltage data of the equipment. For page layout and
operation, please refer to chapter 10.5.
10.12 Current Analysis
Current Analysis The system records the current data of all devices, and can
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view and export the current data of the device. For page layout and operation, please
refer to chapter 10.5.
11 Report
Report It is the report management of equipment information in the system.
The main reports are as follows，
Meter Event Meter event report
Maintain Report Maintenance record
report
Replace Meter Replacement meter
record report
Replace SIM Replace SIM record
report
Relay Status Relay status report
Missing Data Missing data report
Offline Offline record report Reserved, unused
Manufacturer Vendor report

Switch Statistics Switch data
Customized Report Custom report
11.1 Meter Status

11.1.1 Path
Report>>Meter Status，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 203

Meter Status records the status information of all meters on the system, which
can be viewed and exported. The data comes from supplier archives, electricity
meter type archives, and electricity meter archives.
The display area Column nameDescription is as follows:
No Serial number
Supplier Supplier name
Status Meter running status
Total Total number
The export operation method is the same as in chapter 15.2, please refer to
chapter 15.2 for details.
11.2 Maintain Report
11.2.1 Path
Report>>Maintain Status，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 204

Maintain Status is the system records meter maintenance information, which
can be viewed and exported. Data source: meter file management.
Column nameDescription，
No Serial number
MSNO Meter serial number
Status Meter running status
Active Energy Active power of the meter
Reactive Reactive power of the electric
Energy meter
Power Gird The node name of the grid
structure where the meter is
located
Operator Electric meter maintenance
operator
Operator On Electric meter repair time
Create By The operating user when the
maintenance record is entered
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into the system

Creation time System time of maintenance
record entry
Maintain Status There are 2 query methods on the interface:

1. Check according to the time range, select the start and end time, and check
directly;
2. Combined query, grid structure node and time range combined query; when
combined query, their query relationship is the relationship of and, which is
equivalent to precise query.
Example combination query operation method:
Step1: Find the search box on the interface, enter or select the query conditions,
such as grid node and time range. Such as Figure.
Figure 205
Step2：Click to execute query. Such as Figure.
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Figure 206
Figure 207
11.3 Replace Meter
11.3.1 Path
Report>>Replace Meter，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 208

Replace Meter the export operation method is the same as in chapter 15.2,
please refer to chapter 15.2 for details.
Column nameDescription：
No Serial number
MSNO The serial number of the new meter
Active Energy Active power of the new meter
Reactive Energy Reactive power of the new meter
old The serial number of the old meter
Active Energy Active power of the old meter
Reactive Energy Reactive power of old meters
Power Gird The node name of the grid structure
where the meter is located
Operator Electric meter replacement operator
Operator On Meter replacement time
Create By The operating user when the meter
replacement record is entered into the
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system
Creation time System time for meter replacement
record entry
The query operation method is similar to Maintain Report query, please refer to
chapter 11.2.3.1 for details
11.4 Replace SIM
11.4.1 Path
Report>>Replace SIM，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 209

Replace SIM is the SIM replacement record in the system record GPRS meter.
Data source: Electric meter file management.
No Serial number
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MSNO The serial number of the meter

Sim No. New SIM card serial number
old Old SIM card serial number
Power Gird The node name of the grid structure
where the meter is located
Operator SIM card replacement operator
Operator On SIM card replacement time
Create By The operating user when the SIM card
replacement record is entered into the system
Creation time SIM card replacement record entry
system time
Replace SIM The operation method is the same as in chapter 15.2, and the
export operation is detailed in chapter 15.2.
11.5 Relay Status
11.5.1 Path
Report>>Relay Status，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 210

Relay Status The system counts the current relay status of all meters. Data
source: Pull and close events reported by the meter.
No Serial number
Relay Status Current relay status of the meter
structure where the meter is located
Username Meter user name
Mobile phone Mobile phone for electric meter
users
Address Address of meter user
11.6 Missing Data
11.6.1 Path
Report>>Missing Data，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 211

Missing Data is the lost data that the system records the daily or monthly
freezing of the electricity meter. Data sources that can be viewed and exported:
computing services.
No Serial number
Username Meter user name
Mobile phone Mobile phone for electric meter
users
Address Address of meter user
structure where the meter is located
Latest Communication Last communication time of the
meter
Creation time Record generation time
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Chapter 11.2.3.1 for details.

11.7 Offline
11.7.1 Path
Report>>Offine，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 212

Offline counts and records the offline time of all devices in the system, and can
be viewed and exported.
This function is temporarily disabled in the system, keep it.
11.8 Manufacturer
11.8.1 Path
Report>>Manufacturer，the interface is displayed as shown.
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Figure 213

Manufacturer is the collection success information of the meters provided by
the system statistics manufacturer, which can be viewed and exported by comparing
the collection performance between different manufacturers. Data sources:
electricity meter archives, SIM card archives and collection tasks.
No. Serial number

Manufacturer Manufacturer's name Default ：Sunrise
Supplier Electric meter supplier name

Total Total number of meters Total= Success+ Failed
supplied by the supplier
Success The total number of successful Total= Success+ Failed
meter collections
Failed The total number of meter Total= Success+ Failed
collection failures
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11.9 Switch Statistics
11.9.1 Path
Report>>Switch Statistics，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 214

Switch Statistics The system counts the total number of relay operations
performed on the meter on the day. Data sources: system operation records and
meter relay events.
No. Serial number

MSNO Meter serial number Sunrise by default
Date Operation date Day as the smallest
unit
Remote Disconnection Remote switch For example, through
the system or the host
computer, etc.
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Remote Connection Remote closing For example, through

the system or the host
computer, etc.
Local Disconnection Local gate For example: limiter
Local Reconnection Local closing For example: limiter
Manual Disconnection Manual switch Electric meter key
operation
Manual Connection Manual closing Same as above
Chapter 11.2.3.1 for details.
11.10 Customized Report
11.10.1 Path
Report> > Customized Report，the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 215
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Customized Report is the management of user-defined report creation schemes.
The user can generate the desired report in the form of configuration
parameters, save the report scheme used, and continue to use it in the future.
Operating area
：Add operations, add custom report schemes.
：Delete operation, delete custom report scheme.
：Database view Figure, view the data source of the report。
1. Search area: fuzzy query custom report

2. Display area: display all the custom report schemes that have been
created.
The display area Column nameDescription is as follows，
Name Custom report scheme

name
Access Level access permission Public: All users
can view; Private:
Only created users
can view.
Width Report display area Pixel unit: px
width
SQL Data query statement Used to get data
from the database
Created By founder
Creation time Creation time
Report Export operation Support format:
excel and pdf
Action Delete Used to delete
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the specified scheme

11.10.3.1 Customized report creation
Step1：Click "Customized Report" to enter the following customized report

interface.
Step2：Click the button in the figure above to create a custom report

template.
Step3：Enter the custom editing interface, edit the parameters, such as Figure
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Custom editing interface parameter description:

Parameters Description Remarks
Name
Report Name Report name The title of the report is displayed

Report Width Report display Unit
area width
Access Control Report plan access Public: All users can view; Private: Only
rights created users can view.
Main Table Report data source The data table in the database, you can
view the corresponding Description in the
database view
Join It is used to query SQL keywords
data from two or more INNER: Return a row when there is at least one
tables based on the match in the table.
relationship between
the columns in these
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tables.
Return all rows from the left table (table1), even if
there is no match in the right table (table2). If
there is no match in the right table, the result is
NULL.
Return all rows from the right table (table2), even if
there is no match in the left table (table1). If there
is no match in the left table, the result is NULL.
As long as there is a match in one of the left table
(table1) and right table (table2), rows are returned.
Join Table For multi-table The data table in the database, you can view the
query, select another corresponding Description in the database view
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data table
Join On Query data filter ‘=’ The left side is the column in JoinTable, and the
conditions right side of the equal sign is the column in
MainTable
Columns Display Select display Show all by default

column
Where Query data filter ‘=’ The left side of is the column in JoinTable, and
conditions the right side of the equal sign is the column in
MainTable. Note: = This symbol can be selected by
drop-down.
Order by Sorting rules Only supports selecting data columns in MainTable
Advanced Chart No practical use

Options
Step4：Choose to export the report or save the parameter scheme.
Figure 216
：Click to save the created custom parameter report plan。
：Click to select the corresponding report format, and the system will
export the report in the corresponding format.
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2、 SQL statements are involved in program editing, and it is recommended
for those who know SQL statements to use it.
3、 Just clicking the Create button will save the current plan
11.10.3.1 Customized report delete
Step1: Select the custom report to be deleted, such as Figure.
Figure 217
Step2: Click the button , the system will pop up a message box, click the OK
button, such as Figure.
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Figure 218
11.10.3.2 Customized report query
The operation method is similar to the role query, please refer to chapter 5.3.3.4
for details
Only query by custom report name.
Customized Report The export operation method is the same as in chapter 15.2,
please refer to chapter 15.2 for details.
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12 Admin
12.1.1 Path
The upper right corner of the HES system interface shows the following Figure.
Figure 219

The main functions of the account administrator personal center include the
following table,
Logout Exit account Click the logout button to exit
My Profile My Profile Editable items are as follows,
Email
Fullname
Gender
Birthday
Telephone
Address
Gray cannot be edited.
Password change Password

Theme Color System theme color Click the color figure or enter
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the GRB value to change the
system theme color
12.1.3 Number of notifications and alarms
12.1.4 Path
The upper right corner of the HES system interface shows the following Figure.
Figure 220

The figure button on the upper right corner of the system, the information is
shown in the following table
System Notice
The number is not 0, there is a new
notification message
The number is 0, no notification
Click the button to enter the Notice
management interface, please refer to
Chapter 6.8
System Alarm
The number is not 0, there is new
alarm information
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The number is 0, there is no warning
message
Click Button to enter the Alarm
management interface, refer to chapter 6.8
When the number of notifications is too much, the system will display up to
5 messages.
13 Figure display data

13.1.1 Path
Click System button,the interface is displayed as shown.
Figure 221

HES The data displayed on the main interface of the system is as follows：
Meter Status Percentage of meter Installed- Not Installed

status Warehous- Not activated
Active- Enable
Acquisition Tariff. Meter collection rate Display collection rate data
method
209
Curved Figure or Columnar
Figure
Collection cycle
24H statistical collection rate
72H statistical collection rate
Meter Type Proportion of meter Proportion of all meter types

type in the statistical system
Including GPRS, 485, PLC, VM.
14 General Module
14.1 Paging query
Step1：Click on Select the number of data items displayed on
each page.
Step2：Click on the page number Or click Switch pages.
Step3：View Results. Such asFigure。
Figure 222
The functions of the paging query buttons are as follows,

Jump to homepage
Page left
Page right
Jump to the last page
total
210
total pages
Number per page
14.2 Data Export

Step1: Click the button to display the export format.
Step2: Select the export format and click.
Figure 223
1、 The export format only supports PDF and Excel.

2、 The export Path defaults to the system download Path.
3、 The export file name is system default.
14.3 Cron Expression configuration
Step1: Click the button to enter the editing interface.

Step2: Configure the collection cycle time as required.
211
Figure 224
1． Cron expression string.

2． Cron expression configuration panel, a total of 7 categories: minute, second,
minute, hour, day, month, week, and year.
3． According to the configured cron expression page, the last 10 collection cycle
times will be displayed at the bottom of the page.
Step4：Click button complete configration
1、 The period configured by the verification mechanism of the system

must be greater than or equal to 60 minutes.
2、 If the category is not configured, the system default rule is "Every", for
example, if the year is not configured, the default is every year.
15 Q&A
1. The system prompts that the POC is not associated.
The device file has been created, but the POC has not been created. The system
prompts a message when operating the device.
212
Figure 225
2. When creating concentrator information, pay attention to selecting the

grid structure.
When selecting, you must select the grid structure as the Point of DCU grid
structure type, otherwise, when you click Save, the system will prompt a message,
such as Figure.
Figure 226
3. System Prompt Offline。

When the meter or the concentrator is not online, the system prompts that it is
not online.
213
Figure 227
4. Pay attention to the distinction between single-phase meter and

three-phase meter collection schemes and parameters.
When configuring the collection plan or custom parameters, pay attention to
distinguishing the configuration data items of the single three-phase meter; the
three-phase collection plan cannot be set to the single-phase meter, and the
single-phase meter does not support the data items of the three-phase meter
5. The uploaded device upgrade file prompts an error
Before upgrading the device, please configure the FTP user name and password
of the concentrator. Otherwise, the upgrade cannot be performed and the system
will report an error.
6. The user account cannot create and access the grid structure.
The administrator has not assigned the user account access to the power grid
structure in the user group, and the user account cannot create the power grid
structure.
7. Pay attention to view or set the event push of the electric meter.
Before reporting the power meter event, please confirm whether the power
meter reporting switch is turned on.
8. Pay attention to check the meter relay mode.
Before the power meter is closed, please confirm the current relay mode of the
power meter, and then perform the corresponding opening.
214
9. Pay attention to the distinction between main relay and auxiliary relay.
When opening the switch, please pay attention to check whether you are
clicking the main relay button or the auxiliary relay button!
Figure 228
7. System WEB update, please clear browser cache.

8. The calendar control is garbled, the solution.
The solution is as follows,
1) Run the input command “regedit”；
2) Expand in order according to the following Path
“Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Apache
Software Foundation\Procrun 2.0\MDC-Web\Parameters\Java”；
3) Select "Options" in the right window, and when the window pops up, add
the command "-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8" to the last line, and then click "ok".
215
Figure 229
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HES TECHNICAL MANUAL ........................................................................................................... 1

3 LOGIN SYSTEM ................................................................................................................. 15

4 INTRODUCTION TO THE MAIN INTERFACE ........................................................................ 16

5.1 SETTINGS .......................................................................................................................... 18

5.1.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 18

5.1.2 Function description .............................................................................................. 18

5.1.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 18

5.2 ORGANIZATION .................................................................................................................. 27

5.2.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 27

5.2.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 27

5.2.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 27

5.3 ROLE ................................................................................................................................ 37

5.3.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 37

5.3.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 37

5.3.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 37

5.4.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 45

5.4.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 45

5.4.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 46

5.5 USER GROUP ..................................................................................................................... 50

5.5.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 50

5.5.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 50

5.5.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 51

5.6 LOGIN LOG ........................................................................................................................ 52

5.6.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 52

5.6.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 52

5.6.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 53

5.7 OPERATING LOG ................................................................................................................. 55

5.7.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 55

5.7.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 56

5.7.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 56

5.8 SUBSCRIBE ........................................................................................................................ 59

5.8.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 59

5.8.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 59

5.8.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 60

5.9 NOTIFICATION .................................................................................................................... 61

5.9.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 61

5.9.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 61

5.9.3 System notification function .................................................................................. 62

5.9.4 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 62

5.9.5 Path ....................................................................................................................... 63

5.9.6 System alarm function ........................................................................................... 63

5.9.7 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 63

5.10 TEMPLATE ......................................................................................................................... 64

5.11 MULTI-L ANGUAGE .............................................................................................................. 65

6.1 SUPPLIER .......................................................................................................................... 66

6.1.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 66

6.1.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 66

6.1.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 66

6.2 METER TYPE ...................................................................................................................... 67

6.2.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 67

6.2.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 67

6.2.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 68

6.3 DCU TYPE ........................................................................................................................ 70

6.3.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 70

6.3.2 Function Description .............................................................................................. 70

6.3.3 Opetarate Process .............................................................................................. 71

6.4 OBIS MGT........................................................................................................................ 72

6.4.1 Path ....................................................................................................................... 72