IPEM Variables and Functions
The IPEM Test and Development Firmware has evolved a great deal over a short period and this Wiki page will hopefully provide some insight to it's features and options.
The below, is a list of the available information which is provided from the IPEM firmware. These include:
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Line Voltages (Mains RMS AC Voltage)
- LineVoltage1
- LineVoltage2
- LineVoltage3
- LineVoltageTotal
- LineVoltageAverage
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Line Current (Mains RMS Current)
- LineCurrentCT1
- LineCurrentCT2
- LineCurrentCT3
- LineCurrentCT4
- LineCurrentCTN
- LineCurrentTotal
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Calculated Power in Watts (Line Voltage * Line Current)
- CalculatedPowerCT1
- CalculatedPowerCT2
- CalculatedPowerCT3
- CalculatedPowerCT4
- CalculatedPowerCTN
- CalculatedTotalPower
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Active Power (Absorbed or Used by the Load)
- ActivePowerCT1
- ActivePowerCT2
- ActivePowerCT3
- TotalActivePower
- CalculatedTotalActivePower
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Active Power Import (Always a Positive Number of Active Power)
- ActivePowerImportCT1
- ActivePowerImportCT2
- ActivePowerImportCT3
- TotalActivePowerImport
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Active Power Export (Always a Positive Number of Active Power)
- ActivePowerExportCT1
- ActivePowerExportCT2
- ActivePowerExportCT3
- TotalActivePowerExport
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Reactive Power
- ReactivePowerCT1
- ReactivePowerCT2
- ReactivePowerCT3
- TotalReactivePower
- CalculatedTotalReactivePower
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Apparent Power (Total Amount of Power Flowing from Source to Load)
- ApparentPowerCT1
- ApparentPowerCT2
- ApparentPowerCT3
- TotalApparentPower
- CalculatedTotalApparentPower
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Others
- TotalActiveFundPower
- TotalActiveHarPower
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Power Factors
- PowerFactorCT1
- PowerFactorCT2
- PowerFactorCT3
- TotalPowerFactor
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Phase Angles
- PhaseAngleCT1
- PhaseAngleCT2
- PhaseAngleCT3
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Misc
- ChipTemperature
- LineFrequency (Mains Frequency Hz)
- NTC (PCB Temperature Sensor)
- DCV (DC Input Voltage)
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WiFi
- SSID
- IP Address
- Subnet Mask
- Gateway
- DNS 1 and 2
- MAC Address / Chip ID
- Hostname
- RSSI (Signal Strength)
- BoardLocation
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