JOY 211M2 User Manual V1

Single-Phase Prepaid Electricity Meter
JOY211M2
User Manual v1.1
ZHEJIANGJOYELECTRONICTECHNOLOGYCO.,LTD
Copyright Email:marketing@joymeter.com
Website:www.joymeter.com
Joy Electronic
Index
1 Introduction......................................................................................................................1
2 Principal............................................................................................................................1
3 Features...........................................................................................................................2
4 Terminology.....................................................................................................................3
5 Standard...........................................................................................................................3
6 Technical Specifications................................................................................................4
6.1 Technical Specifications.........................................................................................4
6.2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)...................................................................4
6.3 Insulation...................................................................................................................5
7 LED Indicator...................................................................................................................5
8 Functions..........................................................................................................................6
8.1 Measurement Functions.........................................................................................6
8.2 Keypad......................................................................................................................6
8.3 Buzzer.......................................................................................................................7
8.4 Control Functions....................................................................................................7
8.4.1 Low Credit Warning.........................................................................................7
8.4.2 Maximum Credit...............................................................................................8
8.4.3 Overload Protection.........................................................................................9
8.4.4 Load Protection at Power Fail........................................................................9
8.4.5 Keypad Lockout.............................................................................................10
8.4.6 Automatic Detection of System Faults........................................................10
8.5 Prepayment............................................................................................................10
8.6 Flex Electricity Mode.............................................................................................12
8.7 Communication......................................................................................................13
8.7.1 Read.................................................................................................................14
8.7.2 Write.................................................................................................................14
8.8 Events record.........................................................................................................14
8.8.1 Reverse Power detection..............................................................................14
8.8.2 Open of Terminal Cover Log........................................................................15
8.8.3 Magnet Interference......................................................................................15
8.9 Display.....................................................................................................................16
8.9.1 Display all........................................................................................................16
8.9.2 Default Displays.............................................................................................17
8.9.3 Search Display...............................................................................................17
8.10 The Left Days.....................................................................................................17
8.11 Pulse Output.......................................................................................................18
8.12 Clear Credit.........................................................................................................18
8.13 Clear Tamper......................................................................................................18
8.14 Key Change........................................................................................................18
8.15 Set Low Credit....................................................................................................19
8.16 Set Maximum Credit..........................................................................................19
8.17 Set Emergency Credit Allowance....................................................................19
8.18 Switch between Different Meter Mode...........................................................20
8.19 Installation mode................................................................................................20
8.20 Factory Mode......................................................................................................20
9 Installation......................................................................................................................21
9.1 Installation Diagram..............................................................................................21
9.2 Connection Diagram.............................................................................................22
10 Transportation and Storage.....................................................................................22
10.1 Transportation....................................................................................................22
10.2 Storage................................................................................................................22
11 Warranty.....................................................................................................................23
Appendix 1: Error Code.......................................................................................................24
Appendix 2: Register Status...............................................................................................25
Appendix 3: Search Code...................................................................................................27
JOY211M2 SplitSinglePhasePrepaidMeterUserManual
1 Introduction
JOY211M2 Single-phase Prepaid Electricity Meter complies to the standard of

IEC62053-21 energy measurement device special requests 21 parts:class1
and class2 Static type AC watt-hour meter. It adopts IEC62056-21 as the
communication protocol, and IEC62055 standard as the token encryption
algorithms.
This user manual describes all functions available on JOY211M2. Functions

can be customized and configured per customer requirement. Specific
configurations are subject to delivered products.
This user manual is specifically written for whom are involved in installation,
operation and maintenance of the meter - JOY211M2 Single-phase Prepaid
Electricity Meter.
2 Principal
The meter is consist of MCU and UIU which communicate via 2 non-polarised
wires. UIU is installed in the house for user to get the information of MCU
without going to meter outside. Measurement unit, control unit, memory unit,
display unit and interface unit are integrated into MCU.
Figure 1: MCU Diagram
Figure 2: UIU Diagram
3 Features
STS compliant
Keypad with audible and text feedback
Maximum current of 80A with Class A accuracy
Terminal in BS5685 format
Adjustable low credit warning level
Adjustable emergency credit allowance
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Self-detection of faults such as contactor fault and memory devise fault

Enlarged LCD
Significant Reverse Power (SRE) measurement
Instantaneous voltage and current
Advanced Tamper Detection
Load protection at power fail
4 Terminologies
Table 1
FE: Flexi Electricity
EMU: Energy Management Unit
HMI: Human Machine Interface
ID: Identity
KWh: Kilowatt hour
LCD: Liquid Crystal Display
LED: Light Emitting Diode
SGC: Supply Group Code
STS: Standard Transfer Specification
Wh: Watt hour
5 Standards
Table 2
Standard Content
Electricity metering equipment(AC)-General requirements, tests and
IEC62052-11
test conditions- Part11:Metering equipment
Electricity metering equipment(a.c.)-Particular requirements-Part21:
IEC62053-21
Static meters for active energy(classes 1 and 2)
Electricity metering-Payment systems-Part 41: Standard transfer
IEC62055-41 specification (STS) - Application layer protocol for one - way token
carrier systems
Electricity metering -Payment systems-Part51: Standard transfer
IEC62055-51 specification(STS)-Physical layer protocol for one-way numeric and
magnetic card token carriers
IEC62056-61 Electricity metering - Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load
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control - Part 61: Object identification system (OBIS)

Electricity metering Data exchange for meter reading, tariff and load
IEC62056-21
control
Electricity metering -Payment systems-Part31:Particular
IEC62055-31
requirements Static payment meters for active energy(class 1 and 2)
6 Technical Specifications
6.1 Technical Specifications
Table 3: Technical Specifications

Frequency 50/60Hz
Nominal Voltage (Un) 230V
Operating Range 0.7 Un1.3Un
Ib(Imax) 5(80)A
Accuracy Class 1
Starting Current 0.004Ib
No Load No load Protection Circuit
Supply Burden- Voltage
2W/10VA
Circuit (Un)
Supply Burden
1.0VA
Current Circuit (Ib)
IP Rating IP54
Display LCD
Operating Temperature -30+60
Operating Temperature Limit -40+70
Storage Temperature -40+70
75%
Relative Humidity
Annual Average95%
Product Life > 10 years
6.2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
Table 4: EMC Tests

No. Tests IEC62055-31 Standard JOY211M2
Contact
Electrostatic 8KV 10KV
discharge;
1 discharge
Air
immunity test 15KV 16 KV
Discharge
4
Immunity to
radiated RF 80MHz-2GHz
2 _______
electromagnet 30V/m
ic fields
Immunity to
electrical fast
3 4KV/2.5KHz 4.2KV/2.5KHz
transients/bur
sts
Radio
CISPR 22 Class B
4 interference _______
Equipment
suppression
immunity to
conducted
150kHz80MHz
5 disturbances, _______
10V
induced by RF
fields
Surge
6 4KV 4.2KV
immunity
6.3 Insulation
Table 5: Insulation
IEC62053-21/IEC6
No. Tests JOY211M2
2052-11
Impulse voltage
1 Insulation type II 6KV 6.2KV
test
Relative to
Alternating
2 earth(Insulation 4KV5mA 4.2KV5mA
voltage test
type II)
7 LED Indicators
Table 6: MCU LED Indicators

LED Color Description
Used to confirm the accuracy of meter. If meters constant
Pulse LED Red is 1000 imp/kWh, it means when LED flashes 1000 times
the meter consumes 1kWh.
UIU Normally on: connect well
Connecting Yellow Flash: communicate
LED Normally off: not connect
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Normally on: credit is less or equal to the second alarm

value(the default value is 0)
Credit LED Red
Flash: credit is less or equal to the first alarm value
Normally off: credit is enough
Table 7: UIU LED Indicators

LED Color Description
Used to confirm the accuracy of meter. If meters
Pulse LED Red constant is 1000 imp/kWh, it means when LED
flashes 1000 times the meter consumes 1kWh.
Normally on: credit is less or equal to the second
alarm value(the default value is 0)
Credit LED Red
Flash: credit is less or equal to the first alarm value
Normally off: credit is enough
8 Functions
8.1 Measurement Functions
z Active energy is measured.

z Reverse energy is measured and counted as active energy.
z Maximum Demand, in unit of kW, is calculated at an interval of 30 minutes
with sliding frequency of 5 minutes by default. Both the intervals and
sliding frequency are programmable via optical port. Only the biggest
maximum demand is saved.
Table 8: Interval and Sliding Frequency Combinations

Interval (minutes) 5 10 15 30 60
Sliding Frequency (minutes) 1 2 3 5 5
8.2 Keypad
z Keypad consists of 0-9 numeric keys, * and # key.

z Buzz sounds 30ms at every key press.
z * may be pressed once to remove one digit, or pressed continuously for 3

seconds or longer to clear all entered digits.
z * may be pressed to go back to previous screen and # may be pressed
to move to the next screen during search mode.
8.3 Buzzer
If buzzer is enabled for low credit, the consumer may press any key to cancel
the buzzer. The buzzer wont be reheard until the credit runs low again after
top up. Buzzer will for 30ms at 250ms for four times. It will then repeat in 5
seconds.
Buzz for low credit warning can be enabled by pressing 111#; disabled by
pressing 112#.
8.4 Control Functions
8.4.1 Low Credit Warning
If emergency credit is NOT allowed:

z Credit LED stays off at credit balance>the specified low credit warning
level and shows 5 wedges.

z Credit LED blinks at credit balance > half of the specified low credit
warning level and specified low credit warning level, and shows
just 3 wedges.
z Credit LED stays on at credit balance > 0 and half of the specified low
credit warning level, and shows only 2 wedges.

z Credit LED stays on at credit balance = 0 and load switches opens
indicated by the icon .
If emergency credit is allowed:

z Credit LED stays off at credit balance>the specified low credit warning
level and shows 5 wedges.

z Credit LED blinks at credit balance > half of the specified low credit
warning level and specified low credit warning level, and shows
just 3 wedges.
z Credit LED stays on at credit balance > 0 and half of the specified low
credit warning level, and shows only 2wedges.

z Credit LED stays on at credit balance >= maximum emergency credit and
0, and shows 0 wedge. Consumers may enter 99# to activate

emergency credit.
z Load switch opens if emergency credit is used up. It will not close until the
balance returns to zero or positive, i.e. >=0.
The low credit warning level is defaulted to 10kWh. The low credit warning
level is programmed in via MeterCom or management tokens.
No emergency credit is allowed by default. Whether or not emergency credit is

allowed and Maximum Emergency credit allowance may be programmed via
MeterCom.
If emergency credit is not available in any scenario, the screen displays -14-
when 99# is pressed.
8.4.2 Maximum Credit
New credit is added to the existing balance to form the new balance. The new
balance shall not equal to or more than maximum credit permitted in the meter,
otherwise, the meter refuses to accept the new credit transfer token.
The maximum credit permitted is defaulted to 999999.99kWh.This figure can

be programmed in via MeterCom or management token.
8.4.3 Overload Protection
The following procedure is employed, to restrict the number of switching cycles,

when the meter is disconnecting the load, in order to limit the average power
consumed:
1) Reconnect the load up to four times with 30s intervals or by pressing any
key, if the consumption is more than the programmed limit.
2) After five attempts, wait the meter for 30 min (the lockout period) to
reconnect the relay automatically if the consumption is still above the limit
before repeating the procedure.
3) the event will be cleared if no overload is found within 30 minutes.
Load Limit can be programmed by Metercom or altered by Set Load Limit

Token. The default load limit is 30kWh.
When the meters relay is off, there will be -11- inserted to the scrolling display.
8.4.4 Load Protection at Power Fail
Load switch will be off at power fail and it will be automatically restore to be on
when power on. During power interruption, the data in meter will be stored and
wont lose when power on.
8.4.5 Keypad Lockout
If the meter does not accept the number, the relevant error code is displayed. If
the tokens are not accepted four times, the LCD will show . Each failed
attempt at entering an incorrect/random token will result in the keypad lock out
period extending as per the formulate below. The timer will reset on entry of a
successful token or a power reset on the meter.
Table 9
Continuously wrongly inputting times Lock out period
4 5min
5 10min
6 20min
7 60min
8.4.6 Automatic Detection of System Faults
If the memory device or load switch fails to work, the load switch will open to
remind users to seek for repair. -12- will be displayed on the LCD
permanently until the meter is repaired or the situation is rectified. Users are
unable to operate the keypad when it is in system fault. Measurement will
however work as normal. This function is supported by the relay detection
circuit.
8.5 Prepayment
The 20-digit STS compliant Credit Transfer Token is entered into the meter
followed by # key.
If Credit Transfer Token is accepted:

z It doesnt buzz when the total balance in meter is more than low credit;
z the screen displays the smiley icon and the units being recharged;
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z the screen reverts to the default displays.
If the Credit Transfer Token is rejected:

z the buzz buzzes for 1 second
z the screen displays the sad face icon and the relevant error code;
z The screen reverts to the default displays.
User should input the 20 digits token into the meter via keypad. The inputting
interval between each digit should not more than 20 seconds, or all the entered
digits will be cleared. If there are wrong digits, use * to delete. # is used to
confirm when input all the 20 digits token.
Table 10: Token Entry Result

Display Descriptions
Credit Token is accepted. 132.5kWh is added to the credit

balance.
132.5kWh
Token is accepted.
ACCEPT
First Token in the Key Change Tokens set is accepted.

1 ACCEPT
Second Token in the Key Change Tokens set is accepted.

2 ACCEPT
Fail to add balance. Token is used.

USEd
Fail to add balance. Token is old

Old
-xx- (feedback -01-: Error in Manufacturer Code
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messages) -02-: Incorrect data format

-03-: Fail to verify the Token, i.e. CrC Error
-04-: Token type cant be accepted be the meter
-05-: This function is not implemented
-06-: Not within the defined data range
-07-: Incorrect key type
-08-: Key is expired
-09-: Existing key doesn't support credit transfer Token
-10-: Overflow of credit balance
-11-: Overload
-12-: System fault (fault in contactor or memory devise)
-13-: Meter is tampered (Any type of tamper).
-14-: Emergency credit unavailable
8.6 Flex Electricity Mode
The Flex Electricity mode of operation allows utilities to distribute a fixed

amount of energy to customers over a period of time (typically on a monthly
basis). It encourages the rational use of energy without severely
inconveniencing customers.
This mode is activated via optical configuration or a specific token. The amount
of daily allocation of energy is set up via Set Daily Flexi Electricity (DFE) value
token.
The meter takes the value from the daily FE Value Token and then allocate this
value in regular, equal portions over the day. DFE is registered to Current
Credit Register and DFE accumulated Credit Register. Consumption is taken
out from current credit register.
If the energy consumed in 15 seconds is greater than energy allocated in 15

seconds the current credit register will decrease; the load switches off once the
current credit reaches 0. However, the next allocation of credit will be available
within 15 seconds, and the supply of electricity to the customer will
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automatically restore once the balance returns to 0.01 kWh or greater. The
load will not switch on if five times of switch off encounter within 10 minutes
the load will only automatically restore in 30 mins. Manual restore is not
possible. It clears the accumulated switch off times in each 10 mins from
power on.
credit wedge scrolls from left to right if current balance is increasing i.e.
allocated enengy is greater than consumed energy within 15 seconds.
credit wedge scrolls from right to left if current balance is decreasing i.e.
allocated enengy is less than consumed energy within 15 seconds.
Credit Transfer Token can be used in FE mode. Credit is accumulated to

current credit register.
Under FE mode, emergency credit is not supported.
8.7 Communication
The meter supports:

(1) 2 non-polarised wires: MCU and UIU communicate with 2 non-polarised
wires in each 5s to renew meters scroll display and status. Yellow LED blinks
when communicating between MCU and UIU.
(2) Infrared Optical: Bond Rate: 2400bps, IEC62056-21 complaint

(IEC62055-52 as an option)
(3) Micro USB (optional) :SCAAA9V2 compliant
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8.7.1 Read
z Read the basic information: for example, Meter No., STS version, SGC.
z Read meters configuration: for example, display warning quantity,
maximum credit allowed, demand period, maximum power limit, TI, KEN,
KRN and KT, etc.
z Read real-time information: for example, voltage, current, frequency,
positive active power, left day(s), remaining quantity, keyboard locking time,
token input condition, etc.
z Read events information: for example, charging information, total
purchased energy, purchased times, the last credit tokens, the last 50
tokens TID, number and time of power off, number of magnetic tamper,
number of cover opening, TAMPER status, etc.
8.7.2 Write
z Write the basic information: for example, Meter NO., SGC, password, etc.
z Set meters configuration: for example, low credit alarm, overdraft alarm,
maximum load limit, maximum credit allowed, maximum demand period,
etc.
z Clear meter information: for example, clear events, clear remaining
quantity, reset system, etc.
z Communication token input: write 20-digits token.
z Set meter installation mode: enter/exit installation mode.
8.8 Event Records
8.8.1 Reverse Power detection
If reverse power exists, the icon is displayed till the reverse status is
rectified. The relay will disconnect when the accumulated energy is more than
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50Wh. Meanwhile, -13- will be inserted into scrolling display and the reverse
register is added once more.
PC software (MeterCom) is available to set if relay will open or not when

reverse power exists. Short code 80# can check reverse power status, 72#
and 78# check the past and current tamper, and 75# check the reverse times.
8.8.2 Open of Terminal Cover Log
Relay opens when detecting terminal cover opened. Meanwhile, status

indicator -13- will be inserted into scrolling display, and terminal open register
add once more. Number of times of terminal cover being opened is displayed
on Screen 09.
PC software (MeterCom) is available to set if open the function of detecting

terminal cover or not. Use short code 80# to check if terminal detecting is on,
72# and 78# check the past and current tamper, and 75# check the open times.
The register resets after tamper is cleared.
8.8.3 Magnet Interference
Relay opens when detecting magnet interference. Meanwhile, status indicator

-13 will be inserted into scrolling display, and magnet interference register
add once more.
PC software (MeterCom) is available to set that if open the function of meter

detecting magnet interference or not. Use short code 80# to check if magnet
detecting is on, 72# and 78# check the past and current tamper, and 66#
check the open times. The register resets after tamper is cleared.
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8.9 Display
8.9.1 Display all
Figure 3
Table 11
Item Description
Main data area
Search Number or Number of digits entered
Load Status
Unit of Measurement
FE mode: Credit wedge - amount of FE current credit. Credit

wedge scrolls from left to right if energy is being accumulated or
from right to left if energy is being decreased. This is only
applicable to FE mode.
Prepayment Mode: 5 grids sufficient credit; 3 grids- balance
less than first credit warning level; 2 girds balance less than
second credit warning level; 1 grid and blink at 0.5~1Hz balance
<=0; 1 gird and blink in negative balance.
Operation successful
Operation failed
Low battery
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System busy no tokens shall be entered
Reverse Energy detected
8.9.2 Default Displays
The default interval of scrolling display is 5s, and PC software can set the
interval.
Prepayment Mode: Balance (Screen 00), Estimated Days Left (Screen 17),
and Last Recharge Amount in kWh (Screen 30), Average Active Power
(Screen 61) are displayed in turn by default.
Postpayment Mode: Accumulated Consumption (Screen 01) and Average
Active Power (Screen 61).
DFE Mode: Balance (Screen 00), Accumulated Consumption(Screen 01), and

Last Recharge Amount in kWh (Screen 30), and Average Active Power
(Screen 61) are displayed in turn by default.
8.9.3 Search Display
Users may enter the two search digit followed by # key to search for relevant
data. The search result is displayed for 5 seconds before it reverts to the
default displays.The search code is displayed on the top left corner.
8.10 The Left Days
Meter can evaluate the left days for using according to 2 third of max demand
(If there is no max demand, use load limit; if there is no load limit, use V*Imax).
The minimum left day is 0, and maximum left days are 9999999. The left day is
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0 when credit is 0 or meter is in emergency mode.
8.11 Pulse Output
Pulse can be read by the LED on the meter. Frequency of pulse is direct
proportional to power load. Pulse is related to the constant which is marked on
the nameplate.
8.12 Clear Credit
User can use PC software or the Clear Credit Token is entered into the meter
followed by # key. Only the credit balance is cleared.
8.13 Clear Tamper
The Clear Tamper Token is entered into the meter followed by # key to clear
tamper (both tamper event counter and tamper status) in the meter.
8.14 Key Change
Two Key Change Tokens can be entered in any order. The key change only
takes effect if the two tokens are both entered correctly. There are 5 minutes to
input another token after the first token input successfully.
1 ACCEPt is displayed after the first Key Change Token is correctly keyed in
at the first place.
Figure 4
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2 ACCEPt is displayed after the second Key Change Token is correctly keyed
in at the first place.
Figure 5
ACCEPt is displayed after Key Change successfully.
Figure 6
8.15 Set Low Credit
Low credit level is programmable through PC software or 20 digits token. The

default low credit is 10kWh. Half of the low credit level is considered as the
second low credit level.
8.16 Set Maximum Credit
Maximum Credit Token is used to set up the maximum balance a meter can
accept. Maximum credit is programmable through PC software or 20 digits
token. The default maximum credit is 999999.99kWh
8.17 Set Emergency Credit Allowance
Emergency Credit Allowance is used to set up the overdrawn balance a meter

allows for. Emergency Credit Allowance is programmable through PC software
or 20 digits token. The default emergency credit is 0kWh.
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8.18 Switch between Different Meter Mode
Switch between different meter modes can be met by the Set Meter Mode
Token. This function is proprietary and the token can only be generated by JEs
vending system. It can also be programmed in using MeterCom. Meters
default is prepayment mode.
8.19 Installation mode
After executing clear system, meter is NOT in installation mode. It can be set
to enter or exit installation mode by optical port through PC software, or it can
exit installation mode by input 133# through the keypad.
When a meter enter installation mode, relay will open and wont detect terminal
open event or magnet interference event, etc. After exiting installation model,
relay will close if meter reaches the conditions for closing relay.
8.20 Factory Mode
LCD flashes to indicate when meter is in factory mode. The operation, such as
calibration, writing meter No., clear system and clear credit, can only be
executed in factory mode.
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9 Installation
9.1 Installation Diagram
Figure 7
Figure 8
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9.2 Connection Diagram

Figure 9
10 Transportation and Storage
10.1 Transportation
The meter shall be packaged in accordance with specific requirements and

free of strong movements during transporting. The meter shall be placed to the
direction as the arrow sign shows and avoid direct exposure to rain, frost and
fog during transporting. Any collusion, crash or other accidents that may cause
damages to the meter shall be avoided.
10.2 Storage
The storage site shall be dry, ventilating and free of corrosive gas. Meter
should stored in original package with the following requirements:
(a) Temperature: -35 oC ~ +70 oC; and

(b) Relative Humidity: < =95%; and
(c) Stack Height: < 10 Rows.
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11 Warranty
Since the day the meter leave factory within 18 months, as the customer
operate with this instruction and the seals are complete, if quality problem
happens, manufacturer will repair or change freely.
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Appendix 1: Error Code
Error code information:
When LCD shows -12-, Keypad is not available; when -11- and -13- happen, they will be
inserted into scrolling display; when overload, relay fault or memory fault is fixed, -11- and
-12- disappear; when remove interference, clear tamper or clear events, -13- disappear.
No. Information
1 -01-: Manufacture code error.
2 -02-: Token format not correct.
3 -03-: Decrypt Token error (CrCError).
4 -04-: Token type can not be accepted by meter.
5 -05-: The function in token does not exists.
6 -06-: Tokens data exceeds the scope of data defined.
7 -07-: Key type in Token is not correct.
8 -08-: Key is overtime.
9 -09-: Key in the meter is not changed(DDTK). Token for purchasing is not allowed.
10 -10-: Accumulated energy exceeds the maximum credit allowance.
11 -11-: Overload
12 -12-: Relay or memory fault.
13 -13-: Tamper
14 -14-: Fail to enable emergency credit
15 1 ACCEPtToken Key1 accepted.
16 2 ACCEPtToken Key2 accepted.
17 ACCEPtBoth of the Tokens accepted.
18 USEdToken is already used.
19 oLdToken is overtime.
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Appendix 2: Register Status of Search Codes
Register status: 1 means function is using or exists, and 0 means function is not using or
does not exist.
A2.1MeterMode
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 Bit4 Bit3 Bit2 Bit1 Bit0

Force
Force
71 EM Switch Decommission Credit Prepayment
Res Switch FE Mode
Mode Load Mode Mode Mode
Open
Close
A2.2TamperEvent

Reverse Terminal
72 Magnetic
Res Res Power Res Res Cover Res
Tamper
Tamper Tamper
A2.3CurrentTamperSensorIndication

Reverse Terminal
78 Magnetic
Tamper
Tamper Tamper
A2.4BuzzEnabled/Disabled

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Res Res Res Res Res Res Res Buzz
A2.5TamperFunctionEnabled/Disabled

Reverse Terminal
80 Magnet
Tamper
Tamper Tamper
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A2.6MeterStateBit(hexadecimal)

Current
Current
magnet
Res Res Res Res Res Res terminal
interferenc
open
e
65 Low
Maximum Active
Credit
Memory Demand Contact Power Contactor Overdrawn
Warning
Device (0-sliding or Direction 0-norm Status
Res (0-no
(0-normal frequency, (0-on,1- (0-postive al, (0-no,1-ov
warning,
,1-Fault) 1-intervals off) ,1-reverse 1-fault erdrawn)
1-warnin
) )
g)
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Appendix 3: Search Code
User must enter 333# first, then STS short code 62#63#64# can be used for
5 minutes.
Prepayment Postpayment FE
Search Default Keypad Default Keypad Default Keypad
Description
Code
Display Search Display Search Display Search
00+# Balance in kWh

Total User
01+# Consumption to
Date
Maximum Load
02+#
Limit
First Credit Alarm
03+#
Level
Second Credit
04+#
Alarm Level
Maximum Credit
05+#
Permitted in kWh
Total User Credit
06+#
to Date
Number of Credit
07+#
Token Entered
Number of Power
08+#
Fail
Number of
09+# Terminal Cover
Open
10+# Version No.
11+# SGC
12+# KRN & KT
13+# TI
14+# MFR
Maximum
15+#
Demand in kW
16+# Meter No.
Estimated Days
17+#
Left
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First Token of
18+#
Key Change Pair
Second Token of
19+#
Key Change Pair
Last Credit
20+#
Transfer Token
Last 2 Credit
21+#
Transfer Token
Last 3 Credit
22+#
Transfer Token
Last 4 Credit
23+#
Transfer Token
Last 5 Credit
24+#
Transfer Token
Last 6 Credit
25+#
Transfer Token
Last 7 Credit
26+#
Transfer Token
Last 8 Credit
27+#
Transfer Token
Last 9 Credit
28+#
Transfer Token
Last 10 Credit
29+#
Transfer Token
Last Credit
30+# Transfer Amt in
kWh
Last 2 Credit
kWh
Last 3 Credit
kWh
Last 4 Credit
kWh
Last 5 Credit
kWh
Last 6 Credit
kWh
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Last 7 Credit
kWh
Last 8 Credit
kWh
Last 9 Credit
kWh
Last 10 Credit
kWh
Instantaneous
40+# voltage of phase
A
Instantaneous
41+# current of phase
A
42+# Power of phase A
43+# VA of phase A
power factor of
44+#
phase A
Frequency of
45+#
phase A
Active energy of
46+#
A
Instantaneous
47+# voltage of phase
B
Instantaneous
B
49+# Power of phase B
50+# VA of phase B
power factor of
51+#
phase B
Frequency of
52+#
phase B
Active energy of
53+#
B
Instantaneous
54+#
voltage of phase
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C
Instantaneous
C
56+# Power of phase C
57+# VA of phase C
power factor of
58+#
phase C
Frequency of
59+#
phase C
Active energy of
60+#
C
Total power of
61+#
three phase
STS test
62+#
collection
63+# Relay test
64+# LCD full screen
65+# Meter status
Magnet attacking
66+#
times
67+# DFE value
68+# DFE Value
DFE Value
69+# allocated each 15
seconds
Multiple Decimal
70+#
of balance
71+# MOD status
72+# Tamper Event
Emergency Credit
73+#
Left
Reverse Energy
75#
Tamper Count
Real MCU
76#
Version No
Real UIU Version
77#
No
Current Tamper
78#
Sensor Indication
30
Buzz for Low

79# 1

Credit Warning
80# Tamper Status
User emergency
99+#
credit
ZhejiangJoyElectronicTechnologyCo.,Ltd
ADD: Chayuan road 333, Youchegang,
Xiuzhou,Jiaxing,Zhejiang,China
Postcode314018
Tel:+86(0)57382236000
Fax:+86(0)573822360008022
Web:www.joymeter.com
1
Displays 1 if buzz is enabled for low credit warning; display 0 if buzz is disabled for low credit warning .
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Single-Phase Prepaid Electricity Meter

6.1 Technical Specifications.........................................................................................4

6.2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)...................................................................4

8.1 Measurement Functions.........................................................................................6

8.4 Control Functions....................................................................................................7

8.4.1 Low Credit Warning.........................................................................................7

8.4.2 Maximum Credit...............................................................................................8

8.4.3 Overload Protection.........................................................................................9

8.4.4 Load Protection at Power Fail........................................................................9

8.4.5 Keypad Lockout.............................................................................................10

8.4.6 Automatic Detection of System Faults........................................................10

8.6 Flex Electricity Mode.............................................................................................12

8.8 Events record.........................................................................................................14

8.8.1 Reverse Power detection..............................................................................14

8.8.2 Open of Terminal Cover Log........................................................................15

8.8.3 Magnet Interference......................................................................................15

8.9.1 Display all........................................................................................................16

8.9.2 Default Displays.............................................................................................17

8.9.3 Search Display...............................................................................................17

8.10 The Left Days.....................................................................................................17

8.11 Pulse Output.......................................................................................................18

8.12 Clear Credit.........................................................................................................18

8.13 Clear Tamper......................................................................................................18

8.14 Key Change........................................................................................................18

8.15 Set Low Credit....................................................................................................19

8.16 Set Maximum Credit..........................................................................................19

8.17 Set Emergency Credit Allowance....................................................................19

8.18 Switch between Different Meter Mode...........................................................20

8.19 Installation mode................................................................................................20

8.20 Factory Mode......................................................................................................20

9.1 Installation Diagram..............................................................................................21

9.2 Connection Diagram.............................................................................................22

10 Transportation and Storage.....................................................................................22

Appendix 1: Error Code.......................................................................................................24

Appendix 2: Register Status...............................................................................................25

Appendix 3: Search Code...................................................................................................27

JOY211M2 Single-phase Prepaid Electricity Meter complies to the standard of

This user manual describes all functions available on JOY211M2. Functions

Figure 1: MCU Diagram

Figure 2: UIU Diagram

Self-detection of faults such as contactor fault and memory devise fault

control - Part 61: Object identification system (OBIS)

6.1 Technical Specifications

Table 3: Technical Specifications

6.2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

Table 4: EMC Tests

Table 6: MCU LED Indicators

Normally on: credit is less or equal to the second alarm

Table 7: UIU LED Indicators

8.1 Measurement Functions

z Active energy is measured.

Table 8: Interval and Sliding Frequency Combinations

z Keypad consists of 0-9 numeric keys, * and # key.

z * may be pressed once to remove one digit, or pressed continuously for 3

8.4 Control Functions

8.4.1 Low Credit Warning

If emergency credit is NOT allowed:

level and shows 5 wedges.

credit warning level, and shows only 2 wedges.

If emergency credit is allowed:

level and shows 5 wedges.

credit warning level, and shows only 2wedges.

0, and shows 0 wedge. Consumers may enter 99# to activate

No emergency credit is allowed by default. Whether or not emergency credit is