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    What's the best way to troubleshoot connectivity issues?

    The following are items that are best to check when your Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub datalogger appears to have stopped uploading device data to its intended end point. ⚠️⚡Electrical panel voltages may be present at or within the same area as our data logging device. Please refer to our...
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    What does my Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub datalogger look like?

    ⚠️⚡Electrical panel voltages may be present at or within the same area as our data logging device. Please refer to our user guide for additional safety information and/or consult a licensed electrician first before attempting to access the device. There are several different models of our...
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    Adding devices to the device list

    Purpose This article helps you understand how the EMH works to assist you with your programming of the device. This article does not cover configuration of LAN settings to enable Modbus TCP or BACnet IP as a basis for enabling BACnet IP communications. How does automatic Modbus RS485 device...
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    How are the meter readings displayed on the LCD of this meter family?

    Please review the PDF linked here!
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    How do I perform an XML poll of data from my datalogger?

    To poll our dataloggers for current readings via HTTP or HTTPS, the following two URL examples will assist you with generating the request. The following is the equivalent data you would get when viewing the Devices > Device List area of the web interface of the datalogger. When utilizing the...
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    How do I read my Series 2000 demand meter LCD?

    The Series 2000 meter with demand will rotate 4 different values on the LCD. All 8's appear on the LCDthis is a test screen to demonstrate all segments of the LCD are functioning No dots on the bottom of the LCD Energy consumption appears in kWh. This register counts upwards, just like the...
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    How many devices or datapoints can I log with my EMH?

    This article is to cover how many nodes, devices, and datapoints can be associated with a single EMH. This article is intended for the A7810, A8810, A8812 and A8814 model Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub dataloggers. For the newer models, please review this communities article for more details...
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    BMO Certificates

    Your Leviton BMO license(s) may be included along with the purchase of your meter hardware and/or your Leviton Energy Monitoring Hub datalogger(s). These are 8.5x11 certificates that arrive in a padded manilla envelope. A sticker on the outside of the envelope will include the Leviton product...
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    USB Memory Drive Recommendations

    This article discusses use of USB memory sticks with our EMH models A7810, A8810, A8812, and A8814. For sensitive data on any type of computing device, it is always best to use multiple forms of data storage - this could be on local USB memory and to an offsite location, or to two different...
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    A8911-23 High Density Pulse Module Input Schedule

    The linked Excel spreadsheet and PDF will assist you with documenting the inputs landed to your pulse module. These records will be important for the person who will be programming the datalogger associated with this device. We highly recommend maintaining copies for your own records. Download...
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    Enabling Remote Access on your EMH

    The remote access feature allows your data logger to call home to our factory. This is a secure, encrypted tunnel between your logger and our tech support team to access the device to assist someone who is troubleshooting a situation and would like additional guidance from us. Note: This is not...
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    From my EMH, how do I check which V input is associated to a given element?

    This article applies to Series 7000 and 7100 meters with 24 or 48 inputs. While the 7200 and 7300 meters have two sets of voltage inputs, only the left set, input 1, is valid for use. Please do not proceed without first successfully reading the value, and confirming you are contacting the...
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    Current Transformer (CT) Troubleshooting

    The following information is for a licensed electrician to review and perform. When your electric meter is installed, it relies on the orientation and wire landing associations for accurate measurement. It is best to refer to the CT documentation, labeling, and meter documentation to ensure...
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    Common Framework Template Questions

    This article applies to the EMH models A7810, A8810, A8812, A8814. This applies to the EMHXD as well but will have minor difference in the names of the locations, buttons, and where noted, functionality. For best compatibility, make sure that the EMH is running the latest firmware first before...
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    Configuring an EMH for Log File Export or EnertraxDL

    When using either option for collecting data with your EMH, the following configuration changes are needed. After completing the configuration change, we recommend trying the log file export or EnertraxDL feature after 15 minutes (default log cycle) and then one day later. This will help you...
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