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We wanted to swap out our CM2250 and CM150 power monitors with some PM5560's. I wanted to verify the settings on the CM2250 but following the instructions here https://www.se.com/us/en/faqs/FA218954/
doesn't work because mode will only cycle through Alarm and [Setup]. When in setup it only cycles through [Address] and [Baud Rate]. I've watched Youtube videos and they all pretty much follow the same instructions as the link I posted.
The alarm LED is flashing and 991 is displayed when alarm mode is activated, maybe that would be a problem? I can't imagine it would limit access to the configuration. I don't see any alarm codes listed in the Powerlogic CM2000 Circuit Monitor Instruction.pdf that I have on hand.
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It looks like 991 indicates a memory failure and upgrading the firmware may solve the issue, though with the age of the meter, I wouldn't hold much hope. See here: What does a 991 error code on a Circuit Monitor 2000 (CM2000 / CM2) display mean? | Schneider Electr...
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It looks like 991 indicates a memory failure and upgrading the firmware may solve the issue, though with the age of the meter, I wouldn't hold much hope. See here: What does a 991 error code on a Circuit Monitor 2000 (CM2000 / CM2) display mean? | Schneider Electr...
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