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The GTEM, Grid Tie Energy Monitor board, has been designed to be flexible and whilst providing Energy Monitoring functionality, it also has other options for experimenting.
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AC Input
- Power safely derived from a SELV / Wall AC/AC Power Supply
- Provides AC waveform reference for accurate Real Power measurements
- Connect ideally 12V AC (can be slightly lower), to the AC/DC In terminals. (It does not matter which way round the wires go).
- DC will power the board but not provide ATM functionality such as AC Voltage or Mains Frequency
- The AC will then flow into a half-wave rectifier and to a 3V3 SMPS.
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I2 Input
- 120uV to 600mV RMS (When Gain is 1)
- This is generally normally unused.
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CT Clamp
- Typically a YHDC SCT-013 100A/50mA Current Transformer
- These current transformers can measure current up to 100A
- Can fit around cables that are 13mm in diameter
- They have 3.5mm jacks which plug directly into the GTEM
- A TVS diode is generally built in for safety, and to prevent open circuiting
- These output 50mA when reading 100A RMS
- Connection is a 3-Pole 3.5mm Socket
- Centre ring not used.
- Typically a YHDC SCT-013 100A/50mA Current Transformer
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User GPIO
- GPIO 12 - Input or Output
- Note: Must be LOW at ESP Boot
- GPIO 14 - Input or Output
- GPIO 12 - Input or Output
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OPTO Input
- GPIO33 - Input or Output
- Example devices 3DU5C, TSL257 or GL5528
- Could be used for monitoring Meter Pulses
- GPIO33 - Input or Output
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USB
- Micro USB Connector
- GTEM board is WeMos D1 Mini flashing compatible
- Set the BOARD to ESP32, 'WEMOS D1 MINI ESP32' DEV Module (or similar).
- You can also set the BAUD rate to 921600 to speed up flashing
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I2C/OLED
- I2C Expansion
- Standard OLED connections
- Ground / 3V3 / SCL / SDA
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