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IEC 62056-21 Energy meter

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    Volkan's Space
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    Hi , i made my own optic probe , i can read all data with an arduino. Also i prepared a video about how it works. Here is the description video :
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24CTD9i1O2s

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      Hi , i made my own optic probe , i can read all data with an arduino. Also i prepared a video about how it works. Here is the description video :
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24CTD9i1O2s

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      BNS
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      @volkan-s-space
      hi , last week i could do it and read a meter; but for set clock and date i dont know what commend is for it
      i can read act5000 and jam200
      thanks

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        @volkan-s-space
        hi , last week i could do it and read a meter; but for set clock and date i dont know what commend is for it
        i can read act5000 and jam200
        thanks

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        Volkan's Space
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        @bns
        Hi , which circuit you use in order to read data from meter ? my circuit or anohter , just i wonder.
        Do u use any mcu to send data or usb-ttl?

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          @bns
          Hi , which circuit you use in order to read data from meter ? my circuit or anohter , just i wonder.
          Do u use any mcu to send data or usb-ttl?

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          BNS
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          @volkan-s-space
          at the first , i only used two led tx , rx and when i get answer i made circuit above that diogoc put it,i only used left part and connected to usb to ttl , and so get obis codes and now i m analyzing obis codes , im trying to set clock the meter but i have not done yet. could you do it?

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            Volkan's Space
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            Sorry , i have not try yet.

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              woocashewski
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              hi, i'm working on optical probe too.

              as far as i know, to change anything in power meter - date and time too - you must enter a password, which isn't easy to get - almost impossible ;) there are different levels of access to power meters - without password we can ony read some values - if your power supplier grant you to read them - some power meters has optical interface disabled.

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                Bojkas
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                @diogoc
                Hi, have you placed the sensor over the arduino? I try to do the same, but I'm not. Could he send the code?

                Thank you

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                  I have almost working this communication.

                  Comercial optical probes like this are expensive:
                  Optical probe

                  So I build a optical probe based on this schematic
                  DIY 62056-21 optical probe

                  Communication protocol tested on my meter:

                  Baudrate: 300 bps, 7 bits, parity even, 1 stop bit
                  Send:     /?!<CR><LF>         (wake-up and sign-on)
                  Receive:  /XXX5YYYYY<CR><LF>  (XXX is the manufacturer ID; YYYYY is the meter ID; 5 is the new baudrate = 9600 bps)
                  Send:     <ACK>050<CR><LF>    (send ack; reading mode)
                  Baudrate: 9600 bps, 7 bits, parity even, 1 stop bit
                  Received: C.1(201236731.0(01:39 25-08-18)
                            1.8.1(0004398506*Wh)
                            1.8.2(0000000000*Wh)
                            1.8.3(0008198809*Wh)
                            1.8.4(0000000000*Wh)
                            1.8.5(0000000000*Wh)
                            1.8(0012597315*Wh)
                            2.8(0000000000*Wh)
                            !
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                  Now I only have to parse the values of tarif 1 (1.8.1), tarif 3 (1.8.3), and total (1.8)

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                  kes
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                  @diogoc any chance you can re-post your schematic. There is nothing there when I click on it.

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                    Hi , i made my own optic probe , i can read all data with an arduino. Also i prepared a video about how it works. Here is the description video :
                    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24CTD9i1O2s

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                    @Volkan-s-Space any chance you can post another link to your video so I can take a look, thanks.

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                      @diogoc any chance you can re-post your schematic. There is nothing there when I click on it.

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                      @kes Here is the schematic
                      Probe schematic

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