SEP2 MeterView 2017 R2-UM-V1.01-ENG

SEP2 METERVIEW 2017 R2 STANDALONE
User manual
User manual
SEP2 MeterView 2017 R2 standalone
Document version: V1.01

Document language: English
Date: 1.12.2017
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TABLE OF CONTENT
1. ABOUT ....................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1. New features in current version of SEP2 MeterView .......................................................................... 1
1.2. SEP2 MeterView – two installation types ............................................................................................ 1
1.3. Editions and licenses .......................................................................................................................... 1
1.3.1. Editions ...................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3.2. License types ............................................................................................................................. 2
2. INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION ......................................................................................................... 3
2.1. System requirements .......................................................................................................................... 3
2.2. Installation ........................................................................................................................................... 4
2.3. Activation ............................................................................................................................................. 5
2.3.1. Automatic activation ................................................................................................................... 7
2.3.2. Manual activation via Web browser ........................................................................................... 7
2.3.3. Manual activation via e-mail ...................................................................................................... 7
2.4. Update and upgrade ........................................................................................................................... 7
2.4.1. Preservation of the data during the update and upgrade .......................................................... 7
3. APPLICATION AUTHENTICATION .......................................................................................................... 9
4. APPLICATION OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 11
4.1. SEP2 MeterView Ribbon Bar ............................................................................................................ 12
4.1.1. SEP2 MeterView QAT ............................................................................................................. 12
4.1.2. SEP2 MeterView Application Button........................................................................................ 13
4.1.2.1. SEP2 MeterView Workspace (*.s2m) .................................................................................. 13
4.1.2.2. SEP2 MeterView Options .................................................................................................... 14
4.1.2.2.1. General options .............................................................................................................. 15
4.1.2.2.2. Location Map Control options ........................................................................................ 17
4.1.2.2.3. Clipboard options ........................................................................................................... 18
4.1.2.2.4. Group options ................................................................................................................. 19
4.1.2.2.5. Device options ................................................................................................................ 20
4.1.2.2.6. XML Document options .................................................................................................. 20
4.1.2.2.7. Existing Object Handling ................................................................................................ 21
4.1.2.2.8. Existing Index Warning Dialog ....................................................................................... 21
4.1.2.2.9. Paste Progress Dialog ................................................................................................... 22
4.1.2.3. General Ribbon Tab ............................................................................................................ 22
4.1.2.4. View Ribbon Tab ................................................................................................................. 23
4.1.2.5. SEP2 MeterView Ribbon Tab .............................................................................................. 25
4.1.2.6. Tools Ribbon Tab ................................................................................................................ 25
4.2. Management Plug-in ......................................................................................................................... 26
4.2.1. Security Policy ......................................................................................................................... 26
4.2.1.1. Exporting Security Policies .................................................................................................. 28
4.2.1.2. Importing security policies ................................................................................................... 30
4.2.2. Users and Groups .................................................................................................................... 33
4.2.2.1. SEP2 MeterView Users ....................................................................................................... 34
4.2.2.2. SEP2 MeterView Groups ..................................................................................................... 36
4.3. MeterView Plug-in ............................................................................................................................. 38
4.3.1. Database Node ........................................................................................................................ 38
4.3.1.1. General Group ..................................................................................................................... 38
4.3.1.2. Device Group ....................................................................................................................... 39
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4.3.1.3. XML Document Group ......................................................................................................... 40

4.3.1.4. Device Node ........................................................................................................................ 41
4.3.2. Files node ................................................................................................................................ 43
5. GETTING STARTED................................................................................................................................ 46
5.1. Exporting and importing a MeterView device .................................................................................... 49
5.1.1. Exporting a device to a file ....................................................................................................... 49
5.1.2. Importing a device from a file ................................................................................................... 50
6. MAIN FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS................................................................................................. 52
6.1. Creating a new device ....................................................................................................................... 52
6.2. Changing the existing device properties ........................................................................................... 57
6.3. Meter data management ................................................................................................................... 60
6.3.1. Create scheme from device reading ........................................................................................ 60
6.3.2. Create scheme from template ................................................................................................. 62
6.3.3. Managing the meter data ......................................................................................................... 63
6.4. Group View........................................................................................................................................ 66
6.4.1. Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 66
6.4.2. Display and Sort Options ......................................................................................................... 69
6.4.3. Navigation ................................................................................................................................ 72
6.4.4. Searching ................................................................................................................................. 72
6.4.5. Exporting data .......................................................................................................................... 73
6.5. Read Profile....................................................................................................................................... 74
6.6. Read Log Book.................................................................................................................................. 76
6.7. Read Data Readout .......................................................................................................................... 77
6.7.1. Read/Set Time ......................................................................................................................... 78
6.8. Export to Command Script ................................................................................................................ 79
6.9. Execute Command Script ................................................................................................................. 80
6.10. Combining Command Scripts ...................................................................................................... 83
6.11. Update Firmware ......................................................................................................................... 84
6.12. Creating Snapshots ..................................................................................................................... 84
6.12.1. Create Full snapshot ................................................................................................................ 85
6.12.2. Create Partial snapshot ........................................................................................................... 86
6.12.3. Rules that apply to Snapshot data ........................................................................................... 86
6.13. Comparing and importing parameter schemes ........................................................................... 87
6.14. Execute Custom Commands ....................................................................................................... 89
7. LOGGING AND TRACING ...................................................................................................................... 90
7.1. Show Device Log .............................................................................................................................. 90
7.2. Show Trace ....................................................................................................................................... 90
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INDEX OF FIGURES
Figure 1: SEP2 MeterView Setup wizard .......................................................................................................... 4

Figure 2: Setup Wizard procedure ..................................................................................................................... 5
Figure 3: Installation complete ........................................................................................................................... 5
Figure 4: SEP2 MeterView Activation window................................................................................................... 6
Figure 5: SEP2 MeterView login dialog box ...................................................................................................... 9
Figure 6: Choosing SEP2W System authentication option in the Login dialog box .......................................... 9
Figure 7: Required fields fulfilment to log in to the SEP2 MeterView .............................................................. 10
Figure 8: SEP2 MeterView main window ........................................................................................................ 11
Figure 9: SEP2 MeterView ribbon bar ............................................................................................................. 12
Figure 10: Tools plug-in ribbon tab .................................................................................................................. 12
Figure 11: SEP2 MeterView quick access toolbar .......................................................................................... 12
Figure 12: Minimized ribbon ............................................................................................................................ 12
Figure 13: SEP2 MeterView application button commands ............................................................................ 13
Figure 14: SEP2 MeterView options ................................................................................................................ 14
Figure 15: SEP2 MeterView general options................................................................................................... 15
Figure 16: Insufficient rights for viewing objects .............................................................................................. 15
Figure 17: Close button display ....................................................................................................................... 15
Figure 18: Status bar with information on hovered object ............................................................................... 16
Figure 19: Checking for empty subnodes is used in a second picture ............................................................ 16
Figure 20: Date range settings saved by “Remember last used date range” .................................................. 16
Figure 21: SEP2 MeterView location map control options .............................................................................. 17
Figure 22: Displaying location on different maps ............................................................................................ 18
Figure 23: SEP2 MeterView clipboard options ................................................................................................ 18
Figure 24: Clipboard / Same Database Copy / Group options ........................................................................ 19
Figure 25: Clipboard / Same Database Copy / Device options ....................................................................... 20
Figure 26: Clipboard / Same Database Copy / XML Document ...................................................................... 20
Figure 27: Existing object handling .................................................................................................................. 21
Figure 28: Existing index warning dialog ......................................................................................................... 21
Figure 29: Paste progress dialog ..................................................................................................................... 22
Figure 30: General ribbon tab .......................................................................................................................... 22
Figure 31: View ribbon tab ............................................................................................................................... 23
Figure 32: Different plug-in tree tab displays ................................................................................................... 23
Figure 33: Plug-in trees, organized as a grid and vertically ............................................................................ 24
Figure 34: SEP2 MeterView’s palettes ............................................................................................................ 24
Figure 35: SEP2 MeterView ribbon tab ........................................................................................................... 25
Figure 36: Tools ribbon tab .............................................................................................................................. 25
Figure 37: Management node tree .................................................................................................................. 26
Figure 38: Policy entries .................................................................................................................................. 26
Figure 39: Security policy edit window ............................................................................................................ 27
Figure 40: Selecting users ............................................................................................................................... 27
Figure 41: Selecting Windows users ............................................................................................................... 28
Figure 42: Export of security policy ................................................................................................................. 28
Figure 43: First step of security policy export .................................................................................................. 29
Figure 44: Second step of security policy export ............................................................................................. 29
Figure 45: Import of security policy .................................................................................................................. 30
Figure 46: First step of security policy import .................................................................................................. 30
Figure 47: Second step of security policy import ............................................................................................. 31
Figure 48: Third step of security policy import ................................................................................................. 31
Figure 49: User collision resolve dialog ........................................................................................................... 32
Figure 50: Group collision resolve dialog ........................................................................................................ 32
Figure 51: Managing users and groups ........................................................................................................... 33
Figure 52: Managing users .............................................................................................................................. 34
Figure 53: SEP2 MeterView users .................................................................................................................. 34
Figure 54: Add or edit user dialog ................................................................................................................... 35
Figure 55: Defining user’s membership ........................................................................................................... 35
Figure 56: Managing user groups .................................................................................................................... 36
Figure 57: SEP2 MeterView user groups ........................................................................................................ 36
Figure 58: Adding or editing a group ............................................................................................................... 37
Figure 59: Defining user group’s membership ................................................................................................ 37
Figure 60: Database node ............................................................................................................................... 38
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Figure 61: General Group node ....................................................................................................................... 39

Figure 62: XML document node context menu ............................................................................................... 40
Figure 63: Device context menu ...................................................................................................................... 41
Figure 64: Files node context menu ................................................................................................................ 43
Figure 65: Attached folder context menu......................................................................................................... 44
Figure 66: Attached .s2e file context menu ..................................................................................................... 44
Figure 67: Subfolder context menu ................................................................................................................. 45
Figure 68: Context menu of .s2e file ................................................................................................................ 45
Figure 69: SEP2 main window ........................................................................................................................ 46
Figure 70: Adding a new general group .......................................................................................................... 47
Figure 71: Adding a new device ...................................................................................................................... 47
Figure 72: Checking the communication with the device using Read/Set Time command ............................ 47
Figure 73: Successful reading of time from the meter ..................................................................................... 48
Figure 74: Attaching a folder to the MeterView before exporting a device ...................................................... 49
Figure 75: Copying a device from Device node to the clipboard ..................................................................... 49
Figure 76: Pasting a device from the clipboard to a file .................................................................................. 50
Figure 77: Result of pasting a device to the file system (left: on desktop, right: in Windows Explorer) .......... 50
Figure 78: Attaching of the folder to MeterView before importing a device ..................................................... 50
Figure 79: Selecting the file in the attached folder and copying it to the clipboard ......................................... 51
Figure 80: Pasting the device from the clipboard to Device node ................................................................... 51
Figure 81: Result of importing a device from a file .......................................................................................... 51
Figure 82: Adding a new device ...................................................................................................................... 52
Figure 83: SEP2 MeterView: New Device wizard - Select device type (example for AM150 meter) .............. 53
Figure 84: SEP2 MeterView: New Device wizard - Communication path settings (example for MT880 meter)
......................................................................................................................................................................... 54
Figure 85: SEP2 MeterView: New Device wizard – Security settings (Example for AM550 IDIS meter) ....... 55
Figure 86: SEP2 MeterView Device properties control ................................................................................... 57
Figure 87: Main communication path attributes .............................................................................................. 57
Figure 88: Main protocol attributes .................................................................................................................. 58
Figure 89: Protocol 1 attributes ....................................................................................................................... 58
Figure 90: SEP2 MeterView attributes ............................................................................................................ 59
Figure 91: New Parameter Scheme from Device Reading ............................................................................. 60
Figure 92: Parameter Scheme reading progress ............................................................................................ 61
Figure 93: Parameter Scheme view for DLMS meters .................................................................................... 61
Figure 94: New Parameter Scheme from Template ........................................................................................ 62
Figure 95: Parameter Scheme view for IEC 62056 and MS2020/EDL meters ............................................... 62
Figure 96: Parameter scheme command bar .................................................................................................. 63
Figure 97: Select all parameters ...................................................................................................................... 64
Figure 98: Save selected objects .................................................................................................................... 64
Figure 99: Saving of parameter scheme ......................................................................................................... 65
Figure 100: Shortcut to the saved parameter scheme under Xml document group ....................................... 65
Figure 101: Selecting a view ........................................................................................................................... 66
Figure 102: Executing methods ....................................................................................................................... 66
Figure 103: Group view, example 1 ................................................................................................................. 66
Figure 104: Group view, example 2 ................................................................................................................. 67
Figure 105: Complex parameter Clock cannot be shown in the Group view .................................................. 68
Figure 106: Complex parameter Clock shown in the default Clock control ..................................................... 68
Figure 107: Options menu ............................................................................................................................... 69
Figure 108: Displaying full group path ............................................................................................................. 70
Figure 109: Displaying table header ................................................................................................................ 70
Figure 110: Displaying complex objects .......................................................................................................... 71
Figure 111: Navigating to a selected subgroup ............................................................................................... 72
Figure 112: Searching (by Name/Obis) ........................................................................................................... 72
Figure 113: Example of exported values from a group view in HTML format ................................................. 73
Figure 114: Profile Reading ............................................................................................................................. 74
Figure 115: Load Profile – Results tab ............................................................................................................ 74
Figure 116: Load Profile – Chart tab ............................................................................................................... 75
Figure 117: Load Profile – Report tab ............................................................................................................. 75
Figure 118: Log book reading .......................................................................................................................... 76
Figure 119: Read Data Readout command ..................................................................................................... 77
Figure 120: Read Data Readout Results Tab ................................................................................................. 77
Figure 121: Read Data Readout Report Tab................................................................................................... 78
Figure 122: Read/Set Time ............................................................................................................................. 78
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Figure 123: Option Export to Command script (.ncs) ...................................................................................... 79

Figure 124: Export to .ncs file .......................................................................................................................... 79
Figure 125: Execute Command Script ............................................................................................................. 81
Figure 126: Adding Command Script files ....................................................................................................... 81
Figure 127: Displaying incompatible command script files .............................................................................. 82
Figure 128: Combine Command Script ........................................................................................................... 83
Figure 129: Options for Combine Command Script ........................................................................................ 83
Figure 130: Update Firmware function ............................................................................................................ 84
Figure 131: Choosing the folder for Snapshot using command Set As Snapshot Folder ............................... 85
Figure 132: Execution of Full snapshot using the command Create Snapshot .............................................. 85
Figure 133: Execution of Partial snapshot using the command Create Snapshot .......................................... 86
Figure 134: Compare/Import button ................................................................................................................ 87
Figure 135: Comparing/Importing tool ............................................................................................................. 87
Figure 136: Object Editor ................................................................................................................................. 88
Figure 137: Execute Custom Commands........................................................................................................ 89
Figure 138: Device log – event log data window ............................................................................................. 90
INDEX OF TABLES
Table 1: Overview of SEP2 MeterView functionalities by product edition ......................................................... 2

Table 2: Device context menu – available commands regarding to the meter type ....................................... 42
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1. ABOUT
The SEP2 MeterView is a modern and easy to use standalone Windows application designed by Iskraemeco. It
is a support software tool for meter reading, parameterization and upgrade and it supports the DLMS/COSEM,
MS2020/EDL, IEC 62056-21 (former IEC 1107) and other typical smart metering communication protocols.
NOTE This User manual may contain screenshots which were taken on the previous releases of
SEP2 MeterView, nevertheless those screenshots are valid also for current release. All
changed screenshots specific for the current version have been replaced.
1.1. New features in current version of SEP2 MeterView

In order to see which features have been added to the current version of SEP2 MeterView, please use ac-
companying Release Notes Document.
1.2. SEP2 MeterView – two installation types

SEP2 MeterView can be installed and used in two ways:
 as a Standalone application SEP2 MeterView, or
 as a part of the Iskraemeco’s head-end system SEP2W System – the system for collecting and man-
aging data from smart meters. As part of the System, it is included as a plugin in the SEP2 Manager
application.
Due to many common parts of both installation types coming from the SEP2W System, the Standalone appli-
cation has SEP2 prefix in the name.
So if you install the SEP2 MeterView on a computer as a Standalone application, all required components
are embedded in the application and there are no active connections to components of the SEP2W System.
On the other hand, if included as the plugin in the SEP2W System, the SEP2 MeterView can be used to
manage a group of meters at the same time.
NOTE This User manual is intended for the SEP2 MeterView Standalone version, but from the
functionality aspect vast majority of the functions are the same in the SEP2 MeterView
plugin of the SEP2W System.
1.3. Editions and licenses

1.3.1. Editions
With SEP2 MeterView we are committed to creating a product that can be adapted to our customers’ precise
needs. In addition, we understand that different sized businesses have different needs. Thus, we grow with
your business. SEP2 MeterView comes in a variety of editions to match your needs, regardless of your size.
Each of these versions has the same software at its core providing excellent stability, functionality, and flexi-
bility. An easy upgrade path is provided to move up to editions with more features.
You can choose the edition that is the best for you and your business. You can easily upgrade to a higher
edition of SEP2 MeterView at any time without additional installation of any component.
SEP2 MeterView application comes in three editions to cover the needs from a single user to a large enter-
prise (see the Table 1):
 Base
 Professional
 Enterprise
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Professional
Enterprise
SEP2 MeterView Functionality in Editions
Base
Manage devices and groups X X X
Read from device – parameters, profiles, log book, events X X X
Device communication log X X X
License HW lock, activation and management X X X
Use of local database (automatic upgrade from older version) X X X
Combine command scripts X X X
Execute methods on DLMS/COSEM devices X X X
Set/synchronize time X X
Parameter schema - save changes X X
Search for parameters X X
Print – log book, load profile, data readout X X
Export to PDF, Excel, Word - log book, load profile, data readout X X
Optional feature: read-only snapshots of device parameters X X
Use remote communication (PSTN, GSM, GPRS, Modem, TCP/IP ...) X
Update device firmware X
Execute command scripts X
Parameter schema – compare parameters (with print and export to PDF, Excel, Word), im-
X
port from command script files, export to SEP2W reading definitions or command scripts
Parameter schema – viewing and editing parameters in raw mode X
Export to SEP2W System - log book, load profile, data readout X
User and security management X
Communication trace and analysis view X
Table 1: Overview of SEP2 MeterView functionalities by product edition
In all editions, special functions can be specified in a license. They offer additional license functionality con-
trol for infrequently used special functions, which are most often customer specific.
1.3.2. License types

Two types of SEP2 MeterView licenses are available:
 Trial license
 Regular license
If customer wants to try the product, it can be ordered as a trial version license and delivered to the cus-
tomer. Trial version can be ordered for the Enterprise edition. To customer, it offers all functionality of the
regular version, but it can only be used for a limited time.
Duration of use for the SEP2 MeterView trial version is 90 days from the day when the license was generated.
When a trial version license is about to expire, SEP2 MeterView shows a warning every time the program is
started. It starts to show warnings 15 days before license expiration. After trial period is over, SEP2 Meter-
View stops working. For further usage, a user has to activate application with a regular license.
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2. INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION

2.1. System requirements
SEP2 MeterView can run on the following operating systems:
 Windows 7 SP1
 Windows 8
 Windows 10
In order for SEP2 MeterView to work properly, the following prerequisites must be installed on target com-
puter:
 .NET Framework 4.6.1
 Microsoft Report Viewer 2010
 Microsoft SQL Server 2012 LocalDB
 Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x86 Redistributable
 for Windows 8/10 the feature ".NET Framework 3.5 (includes .NET 2.0 and 3.0)" has to be enabled.
SEP2 MeterView setup installs all needed prerequisites automatically if mentioned prerequisites are not al-
ready installed on a target computer.
NOTE It is recommended that the computer is connected to Internet during the installation of pre-
requisites.
This is required for installation of the “.NET Framework 3.5” prerequisite when installing it
on Windows 8 operating system or later. On these operating system versions the “.NET
Framework 3.5” prerequisite cannot be installed anymore without connection to Internet as
a result of Microsoft changed policy. An alternative is to use original Windows installation
media. Please consult available information on the Internet.
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2.2. Installation
NOTE For installation of SEP2 MeterView it is required to log on as a user with administrative user
rights.
Log on as user with administrative user rights. Put the installation CD/DVD in the CD/DVD-drive or select the
folder with name “Setup” (if you downloaded the installation package from Internet), select the folder with the
name “CD” and run Setup.exe. The SEP2 MeterView Setup wizard will appear (see the Figure 1).
Figure 1: SEP2 MeterView Setup wizard
NOTE If any of the prerequisites (see the chapter 2.1. on the page 3) are not installed on the
computer, the wizard will guide you to install all missing ones. After that, it will guide you
through the installation of the SEP2 MeterView.
Follow the Setup Wizard steps and provide all necessary data (like accepting the terms in the License
Agreement and selection of the destination folder for installation). (See the Figure 2.)

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Figure 2: Setup Wizard procedure
Complete the installation with click on Finish button in Installation complete window (see the Figure 3).
Figure 3: Installation complete
2.3. Activation
When you start the application for the first time, you will get the SEP2 MeterView Activation window.
In order to use SEP2 MeterView, you must first activate it. (See the Figure 4.)
For SEP2 MeterView activation, you need to provide the following data:
 Name – provide a name of user, installer or administrator; e.g. John Smith.
 Product Key – a valid Product Key for one of available editions (Base, Professional, or Enterprise)
obtained from ISKRAEMECO; it looks like this: XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXXX.
 Machine ID – a unique identifier of your computer hardware, where SEP2 MeterView runs;
it is automatically generated from information about your computer hardware components.

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2 B
3 4
Figure 4: SEP2 MeterView Activation window
1 Instruction – description of available activation options
2 User Information – fill fields with user information:

A Product Key – enter a valid product key you obtained from ISKRAEMECO
B Name – enter a name (of user, installer or administrator; e.g. John Smith)
C Machine ID – already filled with unique identifier based on your hardware; change is disabled
D Product – already filled with product name you want to activate; change is disabled
3 Activation – choose product activation option you want to use
4 Activate now – button for starting process of activation
NOTE Machine ID is generated from information about following computer hardware components:
 Hard Drive: Information about hard drive that has bootable partition. If no hard drive
with bootable partition is found, it contains information about all available hard drives.
 CPU: Information about processor.
 BIOS: Information about BIOS.
If a hardware configuration changes in any of the mentioned components, license

checking fails and user must activate SEP2 MeterView again.
Activation can be executed in one of the following ways:

 Automatic activation
 Manual activation via Web browser
 Manual activation via e-mail

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2.3.1. Automatic activation

1. Fill all empty fields in the User Information section.
2. In Activation section, select the option Let SEP2 MeterView automatically obtain Activation Info from
the web.
3. Click Activate now button.
NOTE A connection to the Internet is required.
2.3.2. Manual activation via Web browser

1. Open SEP2 MeterView Activation page (https://activate.iskraemeco.si/ActivationServer) and enter
required user information (Name, Product Key, and Machine ID). By clicking Activate now, you get a
file with Activation information, which you will use for activation.
2. When a file is obtained (downloaded and saved locally), in Activation section select Activation Info ob-
tained by email or browser, select appropriate file (filename.lic) and click Activate now button.
NOTE A connection to the Internet is not required on computer where SEP2 MeterView Activation
is executed. A file with Activation information can be obtained on another computer with
connection to the Internet.
2.3.3. Manual activation via e-mail

1. Send e-mail with required user information (Name, Product Key, Machine ID) to activate@is-
kraemeco.si. By e-mail from ISKRAEMECO, you will receive a file (filename.lic) with Activation infor-
mation, which you will use for activation.
2. When a file is obtained and saved locally, in Activation section select Activation Info obtained by email
or browser, select appropriate file (filename.lic) and click Activate now button.
NOTE A connection to the Internet is not required on computer where SEP2 MeterView Activation
is executed. A file with Activation information can be obtained on another computer with
connection to the Internet.
2.4. Update and upgrade

Updating the SEP2 MeterView means installing a higher version of the same release of SEP2 MeterView,
whereas upgrading the SEP2 MeterView means installation of higher release of SEP2 MeterView (example
of different releases are: SEP2 MeterView 2014, SEP2 MeterView 2014 R2, MeterView 2015, SEP2 Meter-
View 2017, etc.).
Each release of SEP2 MeterView stores the data inside the separate, release specific database.
The following data is stored there:
 the device tree structure,
 device definitions,
 saved meter schemas and meter snapshots, and
 the license key.
2.4.1. Preservation of the data during the update and upgrade

A database content is automatically preserved during the update procedure.
During the upgrade procedure, the data from the database that corresponds to the previous release of SEP2
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E.g. if the SEP2 MeterView 2015 is installed and it is upgraded with the SEP2 MeterView 2017 then the data
from SEP2 MeterView 2015 database gets imported into the SEP2 MeterView 2017 database. At the mo-
ment after the upgrade procedure both databases are equal and start to differ, if the data is changed after it
in any of the releases.
NOTE After the initial import the upgrade/update procedure, you can still import data from the pre-
vious releases to the new release using the Copy/Paste operation.
If database upgrades/patches are necessary during the update/upgrade procedure, the old version of the
database is preserved so that it can be used again in case that the user wants to downgrade SEP2 Meter-
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3. APPLICATION AUTHENTICATION
For use of SEP2 MeterView, user authentication is required (see the Figure 5).
The user needs a valid username and a password to authenticate to the SEP2 MeterView.
Figure 5: SEP2 MeterView login dialog box
Two different authentication options in the SEP2 MeterView login dialog box are available (see the Figure 6):
 Windows Authentication (for Base, Professional and Enterprise edition)
 SEP2W System Authentication (for Enterprise edition only)
NOTE SEP2W System Authentication is available only in Enterprise edition.

By default, SEP2 MeterView is installed using Windows Authentication. If SEP2 MeterView
administrator wants to assign username and password for a user, he or she needs to use
User management to do this task. User management is functionality available only in Enter-
prise edition. (See the chapter 1.3.1. on the page 1.)
Figure 6: Choosing SEP2W System authentication option in the Login dialog box
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As already mentioned, by default, SEP2 MeterView is installed using Windows Authentication (Single Sign on),
so the login dialog box for windows users is not displayed. In this case, for a user authentication, the same
username, and password are used as for authentication in Windows (in SEP2 MeterView user is not asked for
username and password; he or she is logged in automatically).
If SEP2W System Authentication is used, the login dialog box is displayed. In the login dialog box user
have to fill fields with a valid username and password (defined in SEP2 MeterView) and SEP2W system Au-
thentication has to be chosen.
Figure 7: Required fields fulfilment to log in to the SEP2 MeterView
Authentication – choose appropriate SEP2 MeterView authentication option:

 SEP2W System Authentication
 Windows Authentication
Username – enter your valid SEP2 MeterView username (not Windows username), which is assigned to you
Password – enter your valid SEP2 MeterView password (not Windows password)
Domain – choose appropriate domain (if it is enabled)
NOTE If user wants to show SEP2 MeterView login dialog box, first he or she has to make logoff
SEP2 MeterView. After logoff, application is reopened and the logon dialog box appears.
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4. APPLICATION OVERVIEW
SEP2 MeterView is designed as a typical standalone Windows application with menus, panels, and some
specific user interface implementations, that allow users to perform required tasks, such as changing the me-
ter properties as quickly and intuitively as possible.
The Figure 8 shows the application with its main components.
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Figure 8: SEP2 MeterView main window
1 SEP2 MeterView Ribbon bar: located on the top of the window. It contains commands needed for
working with the program, for example adjustment of program display settings, logging off, adjust-
ment of main configuration settings, accessing tools, applying changes, etc. It can also contain rib-
bon tabs with specific commands for loaded plug-ins.
2 SEP2 MeterView Workspace: panels with system trees. Each plug-in contributes its own tree with
specific structure that allows users to access individual parts of the application (management of us-
ers, user policies, etc.).
3 Central Zone: central part of the main SEP2 MeterView window where the property panels and
other forms, vital for program management are displayed.
4 Event Log: customizable display of historical and current events that occurred in SEP2 MeterView.
The Event Log registers important events in the system. The user can supervise the program func-
tioning and communication within the system. Event Log can also help you to subsequently track er-
rors and perform corrective actions.
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4.1. SEP2 MeterView Ribbon Bar

SEP2 MeterView Ribbon is a bar at the top of the screen that contains program commands, organized into
a set of tabs. Each tab has its name and specific elements – commands that are revealed with a click on this
name. If commands are shaded in grey, it means that they are not available at that moment.
Figure 9: SEP2 MeterView ribbon bar
Figure 10: Tools plug-in ribbon tab
4.1.1. SEP2 MeterView QAT

QAT (Quick Access Toolbar) is a small toolbar at the top of the ribbon, which contains buttons for some most
accessed actions. See the Figure 11.
Figure 11: SEP2 MeterView quick access toolbar
You can customize its content and position by clicking on the drop-down arrow as shown on the picture
above and selecting items that should be present on the QAT.
To maximize the working area of SEP2 MeterView consider minimizing the ribbon by checking the Minimize
the Ribbon option from the menu.
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4.1.2. SEP2 MeterView Application Button
Commands on the menu, that is revealed with a click on the SEP2 MeterView Application button ( ), are
intended for work with program files (for example, opening and saving a workspace file, opening and closing
tabs, etc.). See the Figure 13.
Figure 13: SEP2 MeterView application button commands
 New Tab (Ctrl +T): creates and opens a new Welcome page
 Close Tab (Ctrl +W): closes currently active tab page in the central zone of the program
 New Workspace (Ctrl +E): creates a new workspace file with specified name
 Open Workspace (Ctrl +O): opens an existing workspace file
(SEP2 MeterView workspace *.s2m)
 Save Workspace: saves the current workspace file
 Save Workspace As: saves the current workspace file under a new name
 Recent Documents: displays a list of recently opened workspace files
 SEP2 MeterView 2017 Options: Copy/Paste Special settings, Location map settings, Language
(user interface of the application) etc.
 Exit SEP2 MeterView 2017: terminates the work with the program
4.1.2.1. SEP2 MeterView Workspace (*.s2m)
Information on current arrangement of workspace in SEP2 MeterView can be stored in the so-called work-
space file (extension *.s2m). The information stored includes event log viewer settings (including filters) and
paths of files and maps that can be attached to plug-in tree nodes.
At SEP2 MeterView start up the last used workspace is loaded or, if file could not be found, a new temporary
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4.1.2.2. SEP2 MeterView Options
Common SEP2 MeterView options, like special paste behavior, are accessible on the program’s main menu,
which is displayed with a click on the SEP2 MeterView Application button ( ), SEP2 MeterView Options.
See the Figure 14.
Figure 14: SEP2 MeterView options
Options are structured in the following sections:

 General – general options
- Location Map Control – settings for the background maps
 Clipboard – clipboard settings
- Same Database Copy: options for copying if the copying is performed inside the same database
- Database To File Copy: options for copying if the copying is performed from the database to a
*.s2e file
In the following subchapters, the relevant options for the SEP2 MeterView Standalone are presented.
ATTENTION Options that are not described here are not relevant for SEP2 MeterView Standalone.
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4.1.2.2.1. General options
The General node allows you to set some general preferences regarding SEP2 MeterView. See the Figure 15.
Figure 15: SEP2 MeterView general options
 Show insufficient view rights dialog: if user wants to expand a node with objects for which he or
she does not have viewing rights, an informative message will appear if this option is checked.
Figure 16: Insufficient rights for viewing objects
 Show ‘Close’ button on tabs: if option is checked, an ‘X’ button is added on the tab of the page,
allowing you to quickly close it. See the Figure 17.
Figure 17: Close button display
 Show database references on status bar: when mouse pointer is above a node in one of the
plug-ins tree views, info on object’s database reference is displayed in a status bar. See the Figure 18.

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Figure 18: Status bar with information on hovered object
 Check for empty subnodes: if this option is checked, a sign in front of a node will indicate whether
the node contains any subnodes or is empty. If subnodes exist, the sign is plus (+) and the node can
be expanded to reveal its child nodes. If this option is not confirmed, all nodes at first appear like
they contain subnodes. You must expand them to check if subnodes really exist; at that time, the
sign in front of a node is properly updated, as well. See the Figure 19.
Figure 19: Checking for empty subnodes is used in a second picture
 Remember last used date range: SEP2 MeterView will remember last entered date range settings
and use them as defaults for newly created controls if this option is activated.
Figure 20: Date range settings saved by “Remember last used date range”

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 Remember last used execution objects, condition...: This option is not applicable in the stand-
alone edition.
 Remember last used plug-in settings (server, trace settings...): This option is not applicable in
the stand-alone edition.
 Display user messages: This option is not available in the stand-alone edition.
 Ask to confirm before writing parameters to device: application asks if you are sure to execute
the writing of parameters to the device. You can confirm the writing or cancel the operation.
 Ask to confirm before saving partial parameter schema or exporting partial NCS: application
asks if you are sure to save only partial parameter schema or exporting partial NCS. You can con-
firm the writing or cancel the operation.
 Language: choose the language that will be used at next start-up of SEP2 MeterView. Please, note
that the new language will be applied at the next start-up of the application.
 Auto select: if this option is checked, the same language will be chosen automatically as is chosen
for Windows operating system.
4.1.2.2.2. Location Map Control options
SEP2 MeterView uses third-party library GMap.NET (http://greatmaps.codeplex.com) to access services

from different providers, like Google, OpenStreet or Bing.
Location Map Control panel enables user to decide whether to allow connection to the internet to extract
geographical maps. If option Load images from internet is not checked, only cached images are used
when displaying maps. See the Figure 21.
Figure 21: SEP2 MeterView location map control options
NOTE When displaying different maps, caching is used to store obtained data (to avoid unnec-
essary interaction with internet). Files are stored in appropriate folders on a disk and
automatically cleared if not accessed within next 7 days.
The Available map types tree contains different maps from different providers. Selected maps will also be
available in the Location Map Control when dealing with device’s properties. See the Figure 22.

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Figure 22: Displaying location on different maps
4.1.2.2.3. Clipboard options
Figure 23: SEP2 MeterView clipboard options

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The following options can be set (see the Figure 23):

 Log operations: turns on or off the trace log of the executed clipboard operations.
 Transaction size: sets the maximum number of objects copied in one single transaction. Smaller
number usually means that the table locking is shorter but the performance can suffer. Larger num-
bers can raise performance but at the cost of longer table locks. Maximum transaction size is limited
to 100.
 Reset defaults: resets options on the current operation type to defaults.
4.1.2.2.4. Group options
Figure 24: Clipboard / Same Database Copy / Group options
The following application behavior can be controlled (see the Figure 24):
 Subgroup depth level controls how many levels of subgroups are pasted to the selected location. If
Unlimited option is checked, the subgroups of any depth are pasted. The default is 10.
 If Include fixed members option is checked, fixed members of all included groups will be copied;
otherwise, only empty groups are copied. The option is selected by default.
 On existing object, combo-box displays the list of available actions to take when a group with the
same name as the copied group already exists in the target database. The default action is
Auto-generate new index (this option is present only on Clipboard / Same Database Copy / Group
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4.1.2.2.5. Device options
Figure 25: Clipboard / Same Database Copy / Device options
The following application behavior can be controlled (see the Figure 25):
 Sub device depth level controls how many levels of devices are copied to the selected location. If
option Unlimited is checked, the sub devices of the infinite depth are copied. The default is 10.
 If Include document links option is checked, the document links of a device (SEP2 MeterView pa-
rameter schemas) are included. Option is not selected by default.
 Export linked documents is not available.
 On existing object, combo-box displays the list of available actions to take when a device with the
same name or ID as the copied device already exists in the database. The default action is
Auto-generate new index. (This option is present only on Clipboard / Same Database Copy / De-
vice options).
4.1.2.2.6. XML Document options
Figure 26: Clipboard / Same Database Copy / XML Document

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The following application behaviour can be controlled (see the Figure 26):
 If Include nested documents option is checked, all nested XML documents are copied; otherwise
only top-level documents. The option is selected by default.
 On existing object, combo-box displays the list of available actions to take when a device with the
same name or ID as the copied device already exists in the database. The default action is
Auto-generate new index (This option is present only on Clipboard / Same Database Copy / XML
Document options).
4.1.2.2.7. Existing Object Handling
Figure 27: Existing object handling
There are three available actions (Figure 27) on occurrence of objects with the same indices during copy op-
erations (in combination with the Paste Special operation):
 Auto-generate new index: new index is generated automatically by appending a numeric index in
brackets at the end of the existing name or ID. Example: Device (1).
 Prompts for a new index: a dialog is displayed on existing object occurrence prompting for manu-
ally entering new indexes.
 Skips objects with existing indices: an object with an index that already exists in the destination
database is not copied.
4.1.2.2.8. Existing Index Warning Dialog
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The dialog is displayed when an object with the index that already exists in the destination database is cop-
ied and when the Prompts for a new index action is selected for the objects of its type.
The data grid allows manually changing the object’s index to the unique one. The buttons in Auto-generate
column automatically change the index of the current row to the unique one by appending unique numerical
index at the end of the current index.
The default behavior of the paste operation for the current object type can be changed by the Change de-
fault behavior combo box.
Create copy button creates the copy of the object using the selected unique index.
Use existing button updates the object in the destination database with the same index.
Abort button aborts the clipboard operation completely.
4.1.2.2.9. Paste Progress Dialog
Figure 29: Paste progress dialog
The dialog is displayed on all copy/paste and cut/paste operations. It allows us to monitor the current opera-
tion and at the same time displays information on up-to-now “interventions” into the database or folder (num-
ber of inserted und updated objects, elapsed time). See the Figure 29.
The Abort buttons triggers abort before the operation has finished. Some operations can still be executed
after the abort command. On long copy & paste operations, transactions may already be committed to the
destination database and the changes are irreversible.
The Pause button halts the operations until the Resume button is clicked.
4.1.2.3. General Ribbon Tab
The General ribbon tab contains commands for adding and closing tabs and for applying and resetting
changes, made to the different objects. See the Figure 30.
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 Apply (CRTL + S): applies information from the currently active window to the “underlying” object
(changing properties of an object).
 Refresh (F5): refreshes the content of currently active window or node by data from database or file.
 New Tab (CTRL+T): creates and opens a new Welcome page.
 Close Tab (CTRL+W): closes currently active tab page in the central zone of the program main win-
dow.
 Close All: closes all tabs.
4.1.2.4. View Ribbon Tab
Commands on the View ribbon tab allow you to show or hide installed plug-ins, status bar, event log, to
change layout of your panels and to select the colour theme of application. See the Figure 31.
Figure 31: View ribbon tab
The following list describes commands, available on the View ribbon tab:
 Plugins: activates (shows) or hides the specific plug-in (Management, MeterView). When plug-in is
active, it is presented as a tab with its icon and/or name in the workspace (system tree) portion of the
program.
 Plugin Tab Display: customizes how plug-ins are labelled on the tabs of their trees. If Only Small
Icon option is selected, plug-in is represented just by its icon (see the Figure 32, right), whereas the
Icon & Text option will show the plug-ins name on the tab, as well.
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Figure 33: Plug-in trees, organized as a grid and vertically
Figure 34: SEP2 MeterView’s palettes
 Arrange: arranges plug-in tree views in different layouts

 Status Bar: shows or hides the status bar
 Event Log: shows or hides the event log
 Default Layout: reapplies the default position of panels (plug-in trees are located in one group on
the left side of the window; event log is located at the bottom)
 Palettes: allows you to apply one of the predefined colour schemes to the program

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4.1.2.5. SEP2 MeterView Ribbon Tab
Figure 35: SEP2 MeterView ribbon tab
The MeterView ribbon tab contains the following commands (see the Figure 35):
 Combine Command Script: command activates a dedicated window, which enables combining
command scripts. (See the chapter 6.10. on the page 83.)
4.1.2.6. Tools Ribbon Tab
Commands on the Tools ribbon tab enable the user to current user info, change password, log off and check
SEP2 MeterView license. See the Figure 36.
Figure 36: Tools ribbon tab
 Change Password: allows a user to change his password (not available for Windows authenticated
users).
 Log Off: restarts SEP2 MeterView with a dialog box to log on a new user.
 Current User Info: displays user rights and database access rights for the currently logged user.
 License Manager: displays the License Manager window with options for viewing and managing
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4.2. Management Plug-in

Inside SEP2 MeterView Management plug-in is seen as an independent tree with a main node, named Man-
agement.
The main node contains two subnodes:
 Security Policy: displays a list of security policies for SEP2 MeterView.
 Users and Groups: enables adding, editing and removing users and groups from SEP2 MeterView.
Figure 37: Management node tree
4.2.1. Security Policy

Every action, that user is trying to perform in the SEP2 MeterView has a certain policy behind it. This policy
determines rules to access the system and defines if user is authorized to perform the action or not.
A security policy for entire SEP2 MeterView is comprised of so-called policy entries. They describe available
actions in the software and determine which users or groups of users are allowed to perform them. Some
users, for example, can only view properties of devices, whereas others can read their data, as well. A policy
entry is thus composed of a user right and of a set of users or/and groups of users (Windows or SEP) that
have this user right. See the Figure 38.
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The Security Policies table displays all SEP2 MeterView policies and all elements (users and user groups)
that are allowed to perform the action, described by the policy entry. You can change a set of users for se-
lected entry in a window that is obtained by double-clicking the appropriate row, clicking the Properties but-
ton or by selecting the Properties command from the pop-up menu of the table.
Figure 39: Security policy edit window
Each element (user or a group) is represented with an icon and a text. Green icons represent elements de-
fined in SEP2 MeterView, blue icons represent elements defined by operating system.
Selected user or a group of users can be removed by clicking the Remove button or by selecting this option
from the context menu of a list.
To add a user or a group of users, you have to define a type of element that should be added and then click
the Add button. To add SEP2 users or groups select the Add SEP2 Users or Group options. To add Win-
dows users, confirm the Add Windows Users or Group option. These options are accessible through the
context menu, as well. Regarding the chosen type of element (Windows or SEP users), an appropriate dia-
log box for searching the users is displayed. See the Figure 40 and the Figure 41.
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Figure 41: Selecting Windows users
User’s name or a name of the group can be entered into the Enter names of objects field or you can use
the Check Names button to help you pick-up the appropriate users. According to selected criterion (optional,
for example: first name of the user’s name) a set of “matches” is displayed in the Multiple Objects Found
list, where you can select appropriate ones.
4.2.1.1. Exporting Security Policies
Export of security policies is accessible through context menu that is shown when Security Policy node is
right clicked. See the Figure 42.
Figure 42: Export of security policy
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In the first step of export user has to decide:

 what to export, and
 where to export it.
Export will not continue if no elements are chosen or if export location is not specified. See the Figure 43.
Figure 43: First step of security policy export
NOTE If you decide not to export Windows users and groups and later (when importing) decide
to override existing policy, you could lock yourself out of the system.
The second step shows us how far export process has gone. In the messages field noncritical messages are
displayed. See the Figure 44.
Figure 44: Second step of security policy export
Open export file location… button is enabled once export is successfully finished. Clicking this button
opens a folder in windows explorer where export file was saved.

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4.2.1.2. Importing security policies
Import of security policies is accessible through context menu that is shown when Security Policy node is
right clicked. See the Figure 45.
Figure 45: Import of security policy
NOTE User must have Security Manage user rights to be able to import user rights.
In the first step file to import security policy from must be specified. Import does not proceed if input file is not
specified. See the Figure 46.
Figure 46: First step of security policy import

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In the second step, you must choose one of the methods to import security policy and provide password for
all users you are importing. See the Figure 47.
Figure 47: Second step of security policy import
Add missing elements to policy entries keeps current security policy and adds everything that is to be im-
ported. Replace elements within policy entries option clears existing policy and writes whatever is to be
imported. If there are no policies present in import source file, none of those options are available. Instead a
text informing a user that there is no policy to be imported is shown.
Typing new passwords is a security feature. Only a password for a SEP2User can be set. It cannot be re-
trieved and so it is not exported.
Import does not proceed if passwords are missing or if Password and Confirm Password do not match.
NOTE If you have previously (when exporting) not exported administrative accounts and are
selecting Replace elements within policy entries during import, you may lock yourself
out of the system.
In the third step, content of input file is imported. In the messages field noncritical messages are displayed.
See the Figure 48.
Figure 48: Third step of security policy import

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Two collisions can occur during import. Either user already exists in system where you are importing or a
group already exists in system where you are importing. See the Figure 49.
Figure 49: User collision resolve dialog
To solve user collision (user with the same username already exists in system) you can either keep the user
already in system or you can choose a new name for that user. New name must be unique. No such name
must exist in system or among other users you are importing. See the Figure 50.
Figure 50: Group collision resolve dialog
To solve group collision (group with the same name already exists in system) you can either keep the group
already in system or you can choose a new name for the group you are importing. If you choose to keep ex-
isting group, you can further select if members of the group you are importing are added to the existing
members or that members of the already existing group should be replaced by the members of the group
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4.2.2. Users and Groups

SEP2 MeterView Management plug-in enables you to manage users and groups through the Users and
Groups node on its tree view. See the Figure 51.
Figure 51: Managing users and groups
SEP2 MeterView users and user groups are stored in the database. SEP2 user groups can hold:
 SEP2 users
 SEP2 user groups
 Windows users
 Windows groups
When SEP2 MeterView creates the default policy, it checks whether default groups are already present in
the system. If not, following default groups are created:
 SEP2 Administrators
 SEP2 Power Users
 SEP2 Users
 SEP2 Guests
 SEP2 Services
Each group has its own members, for example: local Windows Administrators group is by default member
of SEP2 group SEP2 Administrators, local Windows Power Users group is by default member of SEP2
group SEP2 Power Users, etc.
The default security system policy grants user rights to built-in SEP2 user groups, however it is possible to
define custom users and user groups and modify security policy according to administrator’s wishes.

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4.2.2.1. SEP2 MeterView Users
You can manage SEP2 MeterView users (add, edit, delete, put into groups) through the Users node from
Management plug-in tree. See the Figure 52.
Figure 52: Managing users
The Users table lists all defined users and their properties. See the Figure 53.
Figure 53: SEP2 MeterView users
Buttons above the table allow editing, adding or deleting properties of the selected user:
 Edit User…: displays a control for modifying user properties
 New SEP2 User…: displays a control for adding a new SEP2 user
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When a new (or an existing) user is being edited, the following control in the Figure 54 is displayed.
Figure 54: Add or edit user dialog
Controls in the User Details page allow you to define a name for the user, to set his password and other
properties, like a description.
The Member Of page contains all groups that this user is member of. Membership can be added or removed
by clicking appropriate buttons or selecting appropriate option from context menu of the list. See the Figure 55.
Figure 55: Defining user’s membership

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4.2.2.2. SEP2 MeterView Groups
You can manage SEP2 MeterView groups (add, edit, delete, put into other groups) through the Groups
node from SEP2 MeterView Management plug-in tree. See the Figure 56.
Figure 56: Managing user groups
The Groups table lists all defined groups and their properties. See the Figure 57.
Figure 57: SEP2 MeterView user groups
Buttons above the table alow editing, adding or deleting properties of the selected user:
 Edit Group…: displays a control for modifying SEP2 group properties
 New SEP2 Group…: displays a control for adding a new SEP2 user group
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When a new user group is being added or an existing user is being edited, the following control shown in the
Figure 58 is displayed.
Figure 58: Adding or editing a group
Controls on the Group Properties page allow you to define a name for selected group and to add members
to this group. Adding a member works just like adding an element to security policy.
The Member Of page contains all groups that this group is member of. Membership can be added or removed
by clicking appropriate buttons or selecting appropriate option from context menu of the list. See the Figure 59.
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4.3. MeterView Plug-in

Inside SEP2 MeterView, the MeterView Plug-in is seen as independent tree with the main node MeterView.
It contains two sub-nodes:
 Databases: one tree of accessible databases with different groups that can be accessed from Me-
terView Plug-in (General, Device and XML document).
 Files: this node allows to attach folder or file for copy/paste from/into database.
As it can be seen from the structure of MeterView Plug-in tree, you can work with meters in the database.
You can also add different groups into the database to organize your objects.
4.3.1. Database Node

If you expand the root node, you will see the database node. Right click enables you to add a new group or
paste an object from the clipboard into a database. See the Figure 60.
Figure 60: Database node
 New Group:
- New General Group: contains groups and objects supported with this plug-in.
- New Device Group: contains child device groups and device definitions.
- New XML Document Group: contains XML documents and under properties, document is dis-
played in main window
 Paste (Ctrl+V): If database group or any of supported objects is contained on the Clipboard, it is
pasted into this group.
 Paste special…: Command displays the Paste Special dialog that allows specifying additional op-
tions before pasting the data.
User can group available objects as desired. Each group can have its own subgroups. There is one im-
portant limitation – here each group must have a unique name, not only inside its parent group but also in
the entire database.
4.3.1.1. General Group
General group holds all objects that are supported by this plug-in. These objects can be:
 General groups,
 Device groups,
 XML document groups,
 Devices and
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Every single group type holds different type of data. All of these different types of groups are explained in
other chapters of this manual.
Adding of child group is achieved with right click on the group node. See the Figure 61.
Figure 61: General Group node
 New Child Group: Inserts an empty group of certain type into the database:
- New General Group: holds any other group and any other object, supported with this Plug-in.
- New Device Group: contains other groups of that type and device definitions.
- New XML Document Group: contains XML documents and under properties, document is dis-
played in main window.
 New Device: Creates a new Device node.
 Cut: Cuts one group to the Clipboard.
 Copy: Copies one group to the Clipboard.
 Paste: If database group or any of supported objects is contained on the Clipboard, it is pasted into
this group.
 Paste Special…: Command displays the Paste Special dialog that allows specifying additional op-
 Delete: In case one group is empty, it is removed from the database.
 Rename: Renames the group.
 Properties: Shows group properties.
Deleting of a group is possible when it does not contain any child elements. However, since MeterView Plug-
in only displays one portion of elements that can be stored in database, it is possible that one group appears
empty, but it actually is not. In that case, delete operation is not carried out. For deleting an element that Me-
terView Plug-in is not displaying, use some other MeterView Plug-in (for instance in Database Plug-in in
SEP2W System).
When renaming one group, entered name must be unique, regardless of the type of group.
4.3.1.2. Device Group
Device group can contain only devices and child device groups. Each device group has to have a unique
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4.3.1.3. XML Document Group
XML document group is intended for storing XML documents. Actions that are available by right clicking on a
XML document are shown in the Figure 62.
Figure 62: XML document node context menu
 New XML Document Group – creates a new XML Document Group inside this group.
 Cut: Cuts the document to the clipboard.
 Copy: Copies the document to the clipboard.
 Paste: If XML group or any of supported objects is contained on the Clipboard, it is pasted into this
XML document group.
 Paste Special…: Command displays the Paste Special dialog that allows specifying additional op-
 Delete: Removes the document or group from the database.
 Rename: Renames the document or group
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4.3.1.4. Device Node
Device node gives an option to edit device name, copy it, delete it, move it and change its parameters. Here
are several actions that can be executed on the Device.
Regarding to meter communication-protocol type (DLMS/COSEM, MS2020/EDL, IEC 62056), device context
menu can differ in available actions. Figure 63 presents device context menu of.
 DLMS/COSEM meters (left figure)
 MS2020/EDL meters (middle figure)
 IEC 62056 meters (right figure)
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DLMS/COSEM MS2020/EDL IEC 62056-21

MENU ACTION
meters meters meters
New Parameter Scheme x x x
- From Device Reading x
- From Template x x
Read Profile x x
Read Log Book x x
Read Data Readout x x
Read/Set Time x x
Execute Command Script x x x
Commands x x
Certificate x
Symmetric Key x
Execute Custom Commands x
Special Functions x
Update Firmware x
Create Snapshot x
Show Device log x x x
Show Trace x x x
New Device x x x
Cut x x x
Copy x x x
Paste x x x
Paste Special… x x x
Delete x x x
Rename x x x
Properties x x x
Table 2: Device context menu – available commands regarding to the meter type
Meaning of actions is described below.

 New Parameter Scheme
- From Device Reading: Read parameters directly from device (available depending on the meter
type). (See the chapter 6.3.1. on the page 60.)
- From Template: Load parameter scheme from template (available depending on the meter
type). (See the chapter 6.3.2. on the page 62.)
 Read Profile: Read profile values from device. (See the chapter 6.5. on the page 74.)
 Read Log Book: Read Log book from device. (See the chapter 6.6. on the page 76.)
 Read Data Readout: Data Readout (DRO) reading from device. (See the chapter 6.7. on the page 77.)
 Read/Set Time: Set time & date on the device. (See the chapter 6.7.1. on the page 78.)
 Execute Command Script: Enables execution of NCS command scripts on the meter with one click.
(See the chapter 6.9 on the page 80.)
 Commands – Execute specific commands on the meter. Clicking different commands will display
command parameters. Please note that this option is not available for all meters.
 Certificate - open the dialog responsible for managing meter certificates stored on a device in SEP2
MeterView. Please note that this option is not available for all meters.
 Symmetric Key – open the dialog responsible for managing meter symmetrical keys stored on a
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 Execute Custom Commands: Enables sending custom commands to meters according to IEC
62056-21 (IEC 1107) standard. Please, note that this option is not available for all meters.
(See the chapter 6.14. on the page 89.)
 Special Functions: Enables execution of special functions. Special functions are meter type and project
specific. Please note that this option is not available for all meters.
 Update Firmware: Updates firmware on the device/meter. (See the chapter 6.10. on the page 83.)
 Create Snapshot: Creates full snapshot of meter data. (See the chapter 6.12. on the page 84.)
 Show Device log: Logs all activities, including communication trace and shows logging messages.
 Show Trace: Shows trace of the communication with the device.
 New Device: Creates an empty child device.
 Cut: this command is enabled on devices and disabled on all attached file nodes.
 Copy: copies the contents to the clipboard.
 Paste: command is disabled.
 Paste Special…: command is disabled.
 Delete: deletes the contents is folder if it is empty.
 Rename: renames the selected device or folder.
 Properties: displays properties.
4.3.2. Files node

Files node displays a list of the attached folders and SEP2 MeterView supported files (with the following suf-
fixes: .s2e, .mvp, .mvt and .mvs). Attached folders can be hierarchically expanded. Only non-system folders
and visible folders can be attached and only SEP2 Export files and folders are displayed.
Context menu of Files node contains commands shown in the Figure 64.
Figure 64: Files node context menu
 Attach Folder…: displays a window for selecting a folder and attaches it to the Files node
 Attach File…: displays a window for selecting SEP2 MeterView supported files and attaches it to the
Files node
 Detach all Files and Folders: detaches all files and folders from the Files node
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Figure 65: Attached folder context menu
 New Folder: creates a new subfolder of the attached folder.

 Cut: this command is disabled on all attached folder nodes.
 Copy: copies the path of the attached folder to the clipboard.
 Paste: pastes copied or cut files and folders or exports copied database objects to the attached folder.
 Paste Special…: command is available on database exports and displays the Paste Special dialog
that allows specifying additional export options before the export starts.
 Detach: detaches the attached folder from the Files node.
 Set As Snapshot Folder: sets this folder as a folder where snapshots will be created. The folder
which has this option checked is marked with a green icon.
 Rename: command is disabled (we cannot rename attached folder).
 Open: opens the folder in Windows Explorer.
Context menu of an attached .s2e (SEP2 Export) file contains the following commands (see the Figure 66):
Figure 66: Attached .s2e file context menu
 Cut: this command is disabled on all attached file nodes

 Copy: copies the path of the attached file to the clipboard
 Paste: command is disabled
 Paste Special…: command is disabled
 Detach: detaches the attached file from the Files node
 Rename: command is disabled
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Context menu of a subfolder node contains the following commands (see the Figure 67):
Figure 67: Subfolder context menu
 New Folder: creates a new subfolder of the selected folder

 Cut: copies the path of the folder to the clipboard and tags it for moving
 Copy: copies the path of the folder to the clipboard and tags it for copying
 Paste: pastes copied or cut files and folders or exports copied database objects to the attached
folder. The paste progress dialog is displayed during the execution.
 Paste Special…: command is available on database exports and displays the Paste Special dialog
that allows specifying additional export options before the export commences
 Delete: deletes the folder if it is empty
 Rename: renames the selected folder
 Open: opens the selected folder in the Windows Explorer
Context menu of a .s2e file contains the following commands (see the Figure 68):
Figure 68: Context menu of .s2e file
 Cut: copies the path of the file to the clipboard and tags it for moving
 Copy: copies the path of the file to the clipboard and tags it for copying
 Paste: command is disabled on all file nodes
 Paste Special…: command is disabled on all file nodes
 Delete: deletes the selected file
 Rename: renames the selected file. The file extension cannot be changed.
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5. GETTING STARTED
Prior to any operation, a communication path needs to be established between the application and the physi-
cal meter (device).
Typical use case is using an optical probe, which has to be connected to the COM port. It is recommended
that it is connected before the SEP2 MeterView starts.
Different meters support different communication capabilities (like RS232, RS485, GSM, GPS, UMTS …),
which are supported in SEP2 MeterView as well.
In order to start working with the SEP2 MeterView, a Device needs to be created first.
Device represents a meter and contains all required parameters needed to communicate with the meter. Af-
ter the definition of the Device, it is suggested to check the communication, read the meter scheme from the
meter and store it inside the SEP2 MeterView database for future use. The whole procedure is described in
detail in the following steps.
1. Start SEP2 MeterView application.
2. Select SEP2 MeterView plug-in by selecting the tab as marked in the Figure 69.
Figure 69: SEP2 main window
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3. Create a new general group as presented in the Figure 70 and give the group some name.
Figure 70: Adding a new general group
4. Right click on the newly created group and select New Device as shown in the Figure 71.
Figure 71: Adding a new device
5. The New device wizard opens, which will guide you through necessary steps to set up all the necessary
device attributes for any particular meter. Please, refer to the chapter 6.1. Creating a new device on
the page 52.
6. After successful device creation, check the communication with the device. Use the command Read/Set
Time. Right click on the newly created device and select Read/Set Time as presented in the Figure 72.
NOTE The communication path with the meter has to be enabled before this operation
(e.g. optical probe has to be attached to the device).
Figure 72: Checking the communication with the device using Read/Set Time command

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If the connection is successful, the Read/Set Time window appears (Figure 73).
Figure 73: Successful reading of time from the meter
If the communication is not successful, the communication parameters needs to be changed as described in
the chapter 6.2. Changing the existing device properties on the page 57.
7. In order to read the meter data, write the meter data, or execute a method on a meter, a meter parame-
ter scheme has to be created inside the SEP2 MeterView. According to the meter type, there are two
different methods for creating the meter parameter scheme:
 For DLMS/COSEM meters (Mx38y, MT880, etc.), a schema needs to be created with the reading of
the meter scheme from the device.
NOTE Please, note that together with scheme reading, the actual values of parame-
ters will be read from the meter automatically.
Please, refer to the chapter 6.3.1. Create scheme from device reading on the page 60.
 For IEC 62056 (ME172, MT174) and MS2020/EDL (MT63x, MT681, MT691, MT175, MT176) meters
(Mx38y, MT880, etc.) a schema is to be created from the template.
NOTE This type of schema creation does not involve communication with the meter
and the actual parameter values will not be read automatically.
Please, refer to the chapter 6.3.2. Create scheme from template on the page 62.
8. Save the scheme inside the database for future work.

Please, refer to the chapter 6.3.3. Managing the meter data on the page 63.
9. Start working with the meter.

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5.1. Exporting and importing a MeterView device

Devices are typically created using the New device wizard.
Please, refer to chapter 6.1. Creating a new device on the page 52.
Device can also be created by importing MeterView devices from a so-called “SEP2 Manager Export docu-
ment” file; this is a convenient way to reuse already created devices among the SEP2 MeterView applica-
tions installed on different computers.
NOTE “SEP2 Manager Export document” file has suffix *.s2e. It contains set of communica-
tion parameters for a particular meter.
5.1.1. Exporting a device to a file

An existing device in the MeterView can be exported to a “SEP2 Manager Export document” file using the
following procedure.
1. Attach a folder by using the Attach Folder… command inside the Files node. See the Figure 74.
Figure 74: Attaching a folder to the MeterView before exporting a device
2. Select the device that you want to export in the MeterView Device node. Use the context menu and se-
lect Copy. See the Figure 75.
Figure 75: Copying a device from Device node to the clipboard

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3. Under the Files node select destination folder and use the command Paste in order to save the device
on the file system (See the Figure 76.)
Figure 76: Pasting a device from the clipboard to a file
4. The operation results in a file, which is pasted in the attached folder. See the Figure 77.
Figure 77: Result of pasting a device to the file system (left: on desktop, right: in Windows Explorer)
5.1.2. Importing a device from a file

An existing MeterView device can be imported from a “SEP2 Manager Export document” file using the fol-
lowing procedure.
1. Attach a folder by using the Attach Folder… command inside the Files node. (See Figure 78.)
Figure 78: Attaching of the folder to MeterView before importing a device

2. Select the device under Files node, which you want to import to the MeterView Device node. Use the
context menu and select the option Copy. See Figure 79.

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Figure 79: Selecting the file in the attached folder and copying it to the clipboard
3. Find appropriate group inside the Files node and use the command Paste in order to import the device
from the file system. See the Figure 80.
Figure 80: Pasting the device from the clipboard to Device node
4. Result of the operation is a device created under some group in the Files node. See the Figure 81.
Figure 81: Result of importing a device from a file

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6. MAIN FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS

6.1. Creating a new device
Any device with which we want to communicate must be first entered into the database.
With a right mouse-click on Device group or General group (which needs to be created before) and selecting
the New Device command we can create a new device item in the database (see the Figure 82).
Figure 82: Adding a new device
The New Device Wizard window will guide you through steps to set up all the necessary device attributes for
any particular meter.
NOTE The input fields inside the Wizard may vary among different meter types.
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STEP 1. In the first step, select the appropriate Device Type and fill in the required fields (see the Figure 83).
Figure 83: SEP2 MeterView: New Device wizard - Select device type (example for AM150 meter)
Device type – select the device type from the list

 Please note that device type can be filtered in order to narrow down the meter type selection.
Device properties – define the device properties

 Device name: Name of the device in the database (must be unique).
 Parameters template map: Used to determine the structure and object naming in parameter scheme
view. This control is available only for IEC 62056 (ME172, MT174, AM150) and MS2020/EDL
(MT63x, MT681, MT691, MT175, MT176) meters.

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STEP 2. In the second step, select the Communication path and its settings (see the Figure 84).
Figure 84: SEP2 MeterView: New Device wizard - Communication path settings (example for MT880 meter)
Communication type – select communication path/media from the list:

 Please note that the list contains only available options and thus varies among different device types
Communication properties – define parameters for the chosen communication path/media

 For example for Optical communication you should provide:
o Serial port - (COMx) where the optical probe is connected and
o Mode (DLMS (IEC 62056-46) or IEC 1107 (IEC 62056-21)).

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STEP 3. In the last, third, step, define the Security settings parameters (see the Figure 85).
Figure 85: SEP2 MeterView: New Device wizard – Security settings (Example for AM550 IDIS meter)
Security settings – define the security settings by choosing and filling in the appropriate controls below.
Please note that the available options are dynamically adjusted based on the previous choices above.
 Role – select the role with which you want to access the meters
 Security suite – please note that in this version only Security Suite 0 is available
 Authentication – the following options are available:
o No authentication – do not use authentication
o LLS Password – use Low Level authentication with password

If this option is selected you have to enter data in the following field below:
 Password
o HLS MD5 – use High Level Security MD5 authentication

 HLS Secret
o HLS SHA1 – use High Level Security SHA1 authentication

 HLS Secret
o HLS GMAC – use High Level Security GMAC authentication
If this option is selected you have to enter data in the following fields below:
 Authentication key
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 Encryption – the following options are available:

o No Encryption – do not use message encryption
o Using global encryption key – use the global encryption key for message encryption
If this last option is selected the following additional option is available:
 Enable session based encryption (use dedicated key)
When pressing the Finish button, the device with all the required communication and protocol attributes is
created in the database and ready to be used within the MeterView plug-in.
If additional settings or changes need to be set for a device in the database, you have to do this manually as
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6.2. Changing the existing device properties

By double clicking on the device or right clicking and selecting Properties, device properties control will open.
Figure 86: SEP2 MeterView Device properties control
Device attributes section describes which communication path is used for communication (modem, network
serial…); only devices with no parent device have the communication group attributes set.
On the other hand each device must have protocol parameters set for the system to be able to establish logi-
cal connection to the device correctly.
For any single communication session with the device it is always necessary to set the regular communica-
tion parameters (BaudRate, serial COM port, modem, network serial, communication protocols…).
From the SEP2 MeterView communication point of view following groups of attributes on the device are im-
portant (see the Figure 87).
Main communication path attributes:

 BaudRate: The number of symbols transferred per second among a session.
 ConnectionDriver: Driver selector for the communication.
 ConnectUsing: COM port selector for the communication.
 DataBits: The number of data bits in each transferred character.
 Parity: A method of detecting some errors in transmission.
 TimeOut: Communication timeout on meter’s side.
Figure 87: Main communication path attributes

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Main protocol attributes:

 ClientAddress: Communication client address.
 IEC1107Mode: Active communication protocol.
 Password: Meter password.
 ProtocolDriver: Driver protocol selector for communication.
 ServerAddress: Communication server address.
 SubdriverProtocol: Sub-driver protocol selector for communication.
Figure 88: Main protocol attributes
Protocol 1 attributes:
 HDLCAddress: HDLC address
 ProtocolDriver: Protocol layer selector
Figure 89: Protocol 1 attributes

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SEP2 MeterView attributes:

 CommunicationParameters: Communication path attributes group used by MeterView plug-in.
 DeviceDriver: SEP2 MeterView device driver.
 InstanceMapPath: Instance map used.
 ProtocolParameters: Protocol path attributes group used by MeterView plug-in.
Figure 90: SEP2 MeterView attributes

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6.3. Meter data management

In order to read meter data, change (write) the meter data or to execute a method on a meter, a meter pa-
rameter scheme has to be available inside the SEP2 MeterView.
The meter parameter scheme needs to be created in the database prior to use. There are two different meth-
ods for creating the parameter scheme:
 From Device Reading. (See the chapter 6.3.1. on the page 60.)
 From Template. (See the chapter 6.3.2. on the page 62.)
6.3.1. Create scheme from device reading

Execute the command New Parameter Scheme / From Device Reading on the device context menu.
See the Figure 91. The parameter scheme will be read from the meter.
NOTE This command is available only for DLMS/COSEM meters (Mx38y, AM550, MT880, etc.).
Figure 91: New Parameter Scheme from Device Reading

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When reading of parameter scheme is started, communication progress window appears. (See the Figure 92.)
Figure 92: Parameter Scheme reading progress
When reading of parameter scheme is finished, a tree like parameter scheme opens up. (See the Figure 93.)
Figure 93: Parameter Scheme view for DLMS meters

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6.3.2. Create scheme from template

Execute the command New Parameter Scheme / From Template on device context menu (see the Figure 94).
The parameter scheme will not be read from the meter, but created from predefined template stored inside
the SEP2 MeterView.
NOTE This command is available only for IEC 62056 (ME172, MT174, AM150) and MS2020/EDL
(MT63x, MT681, MT691, MT175, MT176) meters.
Figure 94: New Parameter Scheme from Template
After activation of the command, the parameter scheme appears immediately (see the Figure 95).
NOTE The parameter values are not read from the meter. The actual values need to be
read from the meter using this newly created scheme.
Figure 95: Parameter Scheme view for IEC 62056 and MS2020/EDL meters

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6.3.3. Managing the meter data

Meter data can be managed in the parameter scheme using the commands on the Parameter scheme com-
mand bar. Parameter scheme command bar view is located on the top of parameter view.
Figure 96: Parameter scheme command bar
 Select all – selects all objects in the parameter scheme
 Unselect all – unselects all objects in the parameter scheme
 Select current – all parameters shown in a tree view will become unselected, except those
ones that belongs to particular node that the user has currently chosen. This mode (indicated by the
highlighted background color of the button) is active as long as a user does not press the Select cur-
rent button again, or if Select all or Unselect all buttons are pressed
 Expand all – all nodes and sub nodes that represent a group of parameters are expanded
 Collapse all – all nodes and sub nodes that represent a group of parameters are collapsed
 Write selected objects – writes values of selected objects into device
 Read selected objects – reads values for selected objects from device
 Save selected objects
- Save to database – saves selected objects as an XML document in the database
- Save to file – saves selected objects as an XML document in the file
 Export selected objects
- Export to Command Script (*.ncs) – export selected objects as an ncs script
- Export to SEP2W Reading Definition – exports selected objects as a SEP2W Reading

Definition which can later be used in SEP2W System
- Export to Object list (*.csv) – exports selected objects as in CSV format (only available
for DLMS meters)
 Compare/Import – tool for comparing parameter scheme values. (See the chapter 6.13. on the
page 87.)
 Overview – open the presentation of complete meter scheme in Group View (all nodes of meter
scheme). (See the chapter 6.4. on the page 66.)

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 Advanced options
- Shown objects – select which objects are shown in the parameter scheme
o Available Only
o Missing Only
o Writable Only
o With reading errors
o All From Object List
- Create snapshot – creates (partial) snapshot for selected objects. (See the chapter 6.12.2. on
the page 86.)
It is recommended that the user saves the parameter scheme read from the device. This is accomplished by
selecting all the parameters by clicking on the Select all button (see the Figure 97) and saving them with
Save selected objects button (see the Figure 98).
Figure 97: Select all parameters
Figure 98: Save selected objects
When Save to file (under the Save selected objects button) is chosen, a file selection window appears.
The users have to define the name where the data will be saved.
When Save to database (under the Save selected objects button) is chosen, a popup window appears in
which XML Document Group to which parameter scheme will be saved has to be selected along with the
name of this new document. See the Figure 99.

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Figure 99: Saving of parameter scheme
After this an XML document is created which upon double click opens up parameter scheme view. Link to
this document is also created beneath the device from which this scheme was read.
This enables the user to view and edit the parameters even without reading parameter scheme from the device.
The user can access parameters from particular device by double-clicking the shortcut to its parameter scheme.
Figure 100: Shortcut to the saved parameter scheme under Xml document group
It is also possible to associate any saved parameter scheme with any device. This is done by selecting Copy
operation on parameter scheme in the Xml document group and Paste operation on particular device.
This also creates a shortcut to the parameter scheme.
NOTE In the case when the user creates a shortcut with a copy/paste operation, he or she
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All possible views of object values can be selected from right click context menu. See the Figure 101.
Figure 101: Selecting a view
Methods can be accessed and executed from right click context menu on an object. See the Figure 102.
Figure 102: Executing methods
6.4. Group View

6.4.1. Introduction
Group View enables table presentation of meter parameters. Simple parameters are presented completely,
but complex parameters are presented by the most important values only.
Group View is activated by clicking on a group node inside a meter scheme. On the right side the GroupView
is opened which shows the contained parameters – each subnode is displayed by its own grid with corre-
sponding parameters and their values (see the Figure 103 and the Figure 104).
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Figure 104: Group view, example 2
Each row in a grid represents one object with following info:

 Obis code: obis code.
 Name: name of the object.
 Value: value of the object.
 Unit: value unit (if applicable).
 Time: capture time (if applicable; for example Maximum demand register – Active energy import (+A)).
Values of parameters, which are presented completely if they belong to the following objects types:
 CosemRegister: value with unit.
 CosemExtendedRegister: value with unit and time.
 CosemData: some simple transforms are supported, otherwise string is displayed.
Other parameters are considered as complex parameters because 'readable' value cannot be simply pre-
sented (activity calendar for tariff, current association, etc.).
NOTE Complex parameters (where not all values are presented in the table cell) are marked with
small orange marker in the top-right corner. See the Figure 105.
In order to see all the attributes of an object, one has to click on the table cell. A dedicated
low-level control opens regarding to the object type (numerical value, enumeration, time,
etc…). See the Figure 106.

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Figure 105: Complex parameter Clock cannot be shown in the Group view
Figure 106: Complex parameter Clock shown in the default Clock control

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6.4.2. Display and Sort Options

Visibility of individual columns (obis code, name) is optional, as well as displaying header row. All options
can be toggled by the Options context menu. See the Figure 107.
Figure 107: Options menu

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You can customize following settings:

 Columns:
- Show ‘Obis’: toggles the visibility of column with OBIS code.
- Show ‘Name’: toggles the visibility of column with object’s name.
- Join value and unit: if checked, value and unit are glued together and presented in a single cell;
otherwise, value and unit are displayed in individual columns.
 Display:
- Show group path: if checked, full path of individual subnodes is displayed in the heading row
(see the Figure 108).
Figure 108: Displaying full group path
- Show table header: if checked, description of column content is displayed as a table header;
clicking a column header will apply sorting to contained values (see the Figure 109).
Figure 109: Displaying table header
- Show complex objects: if checked, objects with complex structures (presentation of their val-
ues is not possible with a simple description) are displayed as rows with appropriate name and
obis, but instead of their value, a ‘complex type’ text appears. Please, note that you can still navi-
gate to such objects by double clicking the row. If option is not checked, complex object are not
displayed in a grid. Info on overall complex objects count (inside selected group) is visible in the
bottom of control (see the Figure 110).

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Figure 110: Displaying complex objects
 Sort:
- By obis code: all tables are sorted regarding the values in the Obis column.
- By name: sorting is applied regarding the Name column.
- By value: tables are sorted by their values.
- By unit: sorting is applied regarding the Unit column (if present).
- By time: sorting is applied regarding the Time column (if present).
- Default sort: order of objects in tables is such as obtained from parameter scheme.

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6.4.3. Navigation
Navigation to selected object is enabled via double cell click and by selecting the object using the Navigate
control.
Navigation to subgroups inside a group view control is possible via the Navigate menu (see the Figure 111).
Figure 111: Navigating to a selected subgroup
6.4.4. Searching
Search feature enables navigation to an object (by name or obis code). (See the Figure 112, left.)
You can also use the < and > buttons to locate the previous and next matches. (See the Figure 112, right.)
Figure 112: Searching (by Name/Obis)

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6.4.5. Exporting data

In order to export the data in CSV, PDF or HTML format use Export command in the control heading. The objects
from the group view will be saved to a file in the selected format. Current sort order and visibility of individual col-
umns are preserved (see the Figure 113).
Figure 113: Example of exported values from a group view in HTML format

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6.5. Read Profile

Load profile can be read by selecting Read profile from device context menu (see the Figure 114).
Figure 114: Profile Reading
For profile reading the user has to select the relevant load profile data from the Quick selection list box or
define a custom definition of an OBIS object (Custom selection by OBIS), select a time range (Time Range)
and press the Get results button. MeterView Plug-in will then run the communication and get the data for
the selected range from the device.
All read data will be represented in the Results, Chart or Report tab in the Report window. See the Figure 115, the
Figure 116 and the Figure 117.
Figure 115: Load Profile – Results tab

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Figure 116: Load Profile – Chart tab
Figure 117: Load Profile – Report tab

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6.6. Read Log Book

With right mouse click on the device and selecting an option Read log book the window with Log book pa-
rameters appears (see the Figure 118).
Figure 118: Log book reading
Reading of log book is possible by selecting the appropriate Event Log in Quick selection or defining a cus-
tom OBIS object and selecting the appropriate time range and pressing the Get Results button.
All read data will be represented in the Results, Chart or Report tab in the Report window as in the Load pro-
file Report window.

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6.7. Read Data Readout

Read Data Readout is invoked from the device context menu using the command Read Data Readout.
See the Figure 119.
Figure 119: Read Data Readout command
By clicking on the Get results button, reading of data from the meter begins. Current values are read from
general local port readout profile – 0.0.21.0.0.255. Please, note that the values are up-to-date if meter is pa-
rameterized to update those values regularly (see the Figure 120).
Figure 120: Read Data Readout Results Tab

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From Report tab the user can generate report and print it; data can also be exported to various formats:
MS Excel, Image, Adobe PDF, MS Word and SEP2W System (see the Figure 121).
Figure 121: Read Data Readout Report Tab
6.7.1. Read/Set Time

By right mouse click on the device and selecting “Read/Set Time” the window for time and date reading and
setting appears (see the Figure 122).
Figure 122: Read/Set Time
Here the meter time can be read, synchronized to the system's time or changed to a specific value.

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6.8. Export to Command Script

Export to Command Script is invoked from the device context menu using the command Export to Com-
mand Script (*.ncs). See the Figure 123.
NOTE Only the selected parameters will be exported to the command script file.
Figure 123: Option Export to Command script (.ncs)
After activating the command, the Command Script Export Options will appear. See the Figure 124.
Figure 124: Export to .ncs file

Description of the dialog box contents:

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 Command Script Type

- You can choose content type of the command script file by selecting the appropriate option in
the Command Script Type combo:
- Write: for selected parameters (writable: read and write, write only) lines with write command
(W9) are built,
- Readout: for selected parameters (readable: read and write, read only) lines with specified com-
mand (R1, R5, R9,) are built.
NOTE For IEC1107 meters (e.g. AM150, ME172, MT174,… ) selection does not appear on the di-
alog box and the Write Command script type is assumed.
NOTE If meter supports transaction mode, transaction and non-transaction parameters are split
into two groups, before they are written to a NCS file.
 Title: title of the Command script. By default the application suggests the name of the scheme for
which the command script is being exported.
 Description: description of the Command script. By default it is generated from the underlying
scheme data if this information is available in the scheme, otherwise it is left blank.
 Image: default image selected from the drop-down list.
 P1 Password: if some device is attached with the scheme for which the command script is being
exported, the password is taken from device properties.
 Activate Passive Activity Calendars: if checked activate the tariff scheme immediately after com-
mand script execution.
 The Compatibility information section is filled-up automatically and is appended into the first line of
the ncs file. Compatibility information is used to filter-out compatible files that can be executed for a
specified device:
- Driver: driver name (MT174Driver, DlmsDriver, EldDriver, MS2020,..).
- Meter types: supported meter types.
- Firmware versions: supported firmware versions.
6.9. Execute Command Script

User can invoke executing scripts from the command scripts (*.ncs) file through device context menu by
clicking Execute Command Script. The Execute Command Script dialog displays buttons for all compati-
ble command script files that are located in the command scripts special folder. See the Figure 125.
NOTE Path to command scripts special folder is defined as "%CommonApplicationData%\Is-

kraemeco\SEP2W System\ SEP2 MeterView xxxx\Command Scripts ".
An example of folder path on Windows 8 would be: "C:\ProgramData\Iskraemeco\SEP2W Sys-

tem\SEP2 MeterView 2017\Command Scripts".

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Figure 125: Execute Command Script
A set of specific commands for script adding, executing, deleting and setting options is available at the top of
the page:
 Add …: Clicking this button opens a dialog (see the Figure 126) which enables selecting the com-
mand script files.
Figure 126: Adding Command Script files

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After selecting the files, they are copied to special command scripts folder and a shortcut button is
created. These buttons enable simple and quick execution of command scripts by clicking on them.
 Execute …: Clicking this button opens a dialog to select any command script (*.ncs) file (not just
files on the special folder) and then executes this script file on the device.
 Delete: Clicking this button toggles deleting/executing mode:

- If Delete button was pressed, clicking a button from the list of command scripts deletes a com-
mand script file from the special folder.
- If Delete button was not pressed (normal operation), clicking on a button from list of command
scripts executes the command script.
 Under Options user can define the options to be used when using this functionality. The following
options are available:
- Ask to confirm before execute? If this option is checked the confirmation dialog will appear
before each execution.
- Ask to confirm before delete? If this option is checked the confirmation dialog will appear be-
fore each script deletition.
- Show only compatible command script files? In the case that you want to see all command
script files, you could uncheck this option. A section with ‘Noncompatible command script files’
will be displayed (see the Figure 127).
- Use IEC1107 mode? If device is a DLMS device, you can also specify how commands will be
executed – using IEC1107 or DLMS mode – by toggling the option in menu Options/Use
IEC1107 mode? For other devices, this option is not available and commands are always exe-
cuted using IEC1107 mode!
Figure 127: Displaying incompatible command script files

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6.10. Combining Command Scripts

This tool is used to combine several command scripts (*.ncs files) to one command script. Tool is available
under menu MeterView/Commands/Combine Command Scripts (it can be also run as a standalone tool
by running CombineCommandScripts.exe).
Tool opens as a new process where user can select command script files to combine. Tool supports
Drag&drop functionality. User can drag command script files from Windows Explorer and drop them to tool
window to add them to list. Reordering of files in list can also be done with Drag&drop operation.
See the Figure 128.
Figure 128: Combine Command Script
Clicking Combine button opens a window where user can select options for combined command script file
Combine Command Scripts Options dialog box is the same as Command Script Export Options dialog box.
See the Figure 129.
Figure 129: Options for Combine Command Script
Combine operation removes all empty lines, first non-empty line (which is comment) and optionally second
non-empty line, if it contains P1 password, from all command script files. Then commands from selected
command script files are combined into one command script file with first line determining Title, Image and
Description while the second line optionally determines P1 password.
Files are combined in the order in which they are listed in the list of command script files to combine.
Proposed file name is in the form "CombinedScript {CurrentDate} [CurrentTime].ncs" (e.g. "CombinedScript
{2013-08-27} [15_00_59].ncs").

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6.11. Update Firmware

By right mouse clicking on the device and selecting an option Update Firmware node, the user can initiate
the device firmware upgrade procedure. See the Figure 130.
Figure 130: Update Firmware function
The file containing the new firmware has to be chosen with a button next to Firmware binary field, and the
user then specifies, if this new firmware will be activated immediately or scheduled for later activation.
When all this information is inserted and the Update button pressed, the upgrade on the meter is initiated.
6.12. Creating Snapshots

Snapshots are read-only parameter schemes, which contain all parameters and data (all attributes) for all
COSEM objects in the meter at the time of taking the snapshot.
There are two snapshot types:

 Full snapshot. Full snapshot reads complete contents of the meter (all COSEM objects) and stores it
stores it in the file.
 Partial snapshot. Partial snapshot reads the content for the selected objects from the parameter
scheme and stores it in the file.
Snapshots reads data with full time range; this way all data related to logs and profiles are read and con-
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SEP2 MeterView stores snapshots to special folder under the Files node in the MeterView Plug-in tree.
User can choose one of the previously attached folders as a snapshot folder using the command Set As
Snapshot Folder. A special icon indicates the snapshot folder (see the Figure 131).
Figure 131: Choosing the folder for Snapshot using command Set As Snapshot Folder
Snapshot data is stored in a snapshot file type, which contain suffix .mvs. This file type is registered with
Windows OS; double clicking on a snapshot file opens it in the SEP2 MeterView.
6.12.1. Create Full snapshot

Full snapshot execution is available through device‘s context menu using the command Create Snapshot (see
the Figure 132). Full snapshot file name has the following format: “Snapshot #meterId# {date} [time].mvs.
Figure 132: Execution of Full snapshot using the command Create Snapshot

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6.12.2. Create Partial snapshot

Partial snapshot is available through Advanced options/Create Snapshot sub-menu in Parameter scheme
command bar. Snapshot is taken only for the selected groups and objects of the scheme tree
(see the Figure 133).
Figure 133: Execution of Partial snapshot using the command Create Snapshot
Partial snapshot file name has the following format: “PartialSnapshot #meterId# {date} [time].mvs
6.12.3. Rules that apply to Snapshot data

There are special rules that apply to the snapshot data.
The following actions are allowed:

 Viewing the snapshot data
 Comparing snapshot data to parameter schemes, .ncs files and other snapshots
 Saving the snapshot data as Parameter schemes which enables further parameterization
The following actions are not allowed:

 Modifying parameter or data in the snapshot data
 Exporting to Command Scripts (.ncs) or SEP2W Reading Definitions
 Importing objects to Snapshots in Compare/Import tool

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6.13. Comparing and importing parameter schemes

Users can compare saved or read parameter schemes with another parameter scheme or with parameters
from ncs file. It is also possible to import parameters.
Comparing is initiated when a user clicks a Compare/Import button (see the Figure 134) in Parameter
scheme command bar. This opens another tab with Compare/Import tool. See the Figure 135.
Figure 134: Compare/Import button
Figure 135: Comparing/Importing tool
When comparing tool opens, the user can select another parameter scheme from database or ncs file,
to which this parameter scheme is compared.
Comparing can be executed on all objects or only on writeable objects.
Selecting a parameter scheme for comparing or clicking Refresh button executes comparing process and
results are listed in a results window. Compare status is presented for each object.
Clicking Compare button opens another window (Object Editor) with graphical representation of both
objects – original and compared. See the Figure 136.

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Figure 136: Object Editor
Attribute values of object from compared (Secondary) scheme or ncs file cannot be edited, while attribute
values of object from original (Primary) parameter scheme can be. It is possible to transfer values of object’s
attributes from compared scheme or ncs file to object’s attributes from original scheme.
Attribute values are transferred only for attributes that exist and are writeable in both original and compared
parameter scheme.
If a user clicks Apply button, new values are saved to parameter scheme, otherwise nothing happens.
Another way to import attribute values is to select objects for import and import them by clicking Import Se-
lected button.
Importing process imports only attribute values for attributes that exist and are writeable in both original and
compared parameter scheme.
It is also possible to import whole objects (not only attribute values) from compared scheme to original
scheme, but only if objects exist in original scheme’s object list.
After editing or importing, edited or imported object are compared and results are refreshed.
Compare results can be printed and exported to pdf, excel or text file.

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6.14. Execute Custom Commands

User can invoke execution of custom commands through the Device Context menu.
Custom commands are mainly used for sending custom commands to meters according to IEC 62056-21
(IEC 1107) standard. As specified in IEC 1107 standard, custom commands are formatted as follows:
<SOH>Command<STX>Ident(Value)<ETX><BCC>
Example for reading register 0.0.0 (Device Id):
<SOH>R1<STX>0.0.0()<ETX><BCC>
To execute commands, user must first add valid commands to data grid view control and select the ones that
need to be executed. After that clicking Execute button executes all selected commands. See the Figure 137.
Surrounding brackets in Value column are optional; if they are not present, application inserts them automati-
cally.
Commands are executed in the same order as they are listed in commands control; top row is executed first
and bottom row is executed last. User can rearrange rows by using drag/drop functionality.
User can also save commands to NCS file or load them from multiple NCS files by clicking on appropriate
buttons.
NOTE If results in Result column are very long, data may not be displayed completely
because data grid view cells can be displayed and scrolled correctly only if their
height is less than the height of data grid view control.
To circumvent this behavior, user can click this cell and press Ctrl + C to copy whole
row to clipboard to view complete data in text editor.
Figure 137: Execute Custom Commands

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7. LOGGING AND TRACING

The user can see and analyze the communication session between the devices in SEP2 MeterView via the
Show Device log feature.
7.1. Show Device Log

With right mouse click on the device and selecting Show Device Log, a window with logged communication
recorded for the particular device/meter appears. See the Figure 138.
Figure 138: Device log – event log data window
7.2. Show Trace

When this option is selected the trace log is available in the Event Log Viewer.
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1.1. New features in current version of SEP2 MeterView

1.2. SEP2 MeterView – two installation types

1.3. Editions and licenses

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1.3.2. License types

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2. INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION

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Figure 1: SEP2 MeterView Setup wizard

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Figure 2: Setup Wizard procedure

Figure 3: Installation complete

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Figure 4: SEP2 MeterView Activation window

1 Instruction – description of available activation options

2 User Information – fill fields with user information:

3 Activation – choose product activation option you want to use

4 Activate now – button for starting process of activation

If a hardware configuration changes in any of the mentioned components, license

Activation can be executed in one of the following ways:

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2.3.1. Automatic activation

NOTE A connection to the Internet is required.

2.3.2. Manual activation via Web browser

2.3.3. Manual activation via e-mail

2.4. Update and upgrade

2.4.1. Preservation of the data during the update and upgrade

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Figure 5: SEP2 MeterView login dialog box

NOTE SEP2W System Authentication is available only in Enterprise edition.

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Figure 7: Required fields fulfilment to log in to the SEP2 MeterView

Authentication – choose appropriate SEP2 MeterView authentication option:

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Figure 8: SEP2 MeterView main window

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4.1. SEP2 MeterView Ribbon Bar

Figure 9: SEP2 MeterView ribbon bar

Figure 10: Tools plug-in ribbon tab

4.1.1. SEP2 MeterView QAT

Figure 11: SEP2 MeterView quick access toolbar

Figure 12: Minimized ribbon

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4.1.2. SEP2 MeterView Application Button

Figure 13: SEP2 MeterView application button commands

4.1.2.1. SEP2 MeterView Workspace (*.s2m)

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4.1.2.2. SEP2 MeterView Options