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645规约术语（645 protocol terminology） 2009-11-29 20:49 Glossary of terms commonly used in function tables 1. year timezone A time zone where an electric meter can function at most. If the number of time zones less than programmed years time, electric energy meter is running only in front of several time zones (the first 2 time zone is running as the time zone number is 2.). When the number of time zones is numbered 0, the meter runs only the first time zone (no matter how many time zones are programmed). The maximum number of time zones in 2012 is not more than 4. Table number of 2. day period The daily period number of the meter that can operate at most. If the day table number is set to 3, fourth and fifth meter day table is invalid, even if a time zones Day table number is set to 4, the time zone will run according to the third day table time, and not according to the fourth day table operation period. If the daily schedule is numbered 0, the meter runs only first days. Maximum daily table count not exceeding 5. 3. day periods The daily hours that an electric meter can run at most. Maximum not more than 10. If the number of day periods is set to 4, the time meter of the fifth to 10 periods of each day table will be considered invalid and only valid for the first 4 periods. If set to 0, the meter runs only for the first day. 4. day time table number When programming, it is used to indicate that the meter is running in the first few days, and the time table is expressed by 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. If the time zone table number of the time zone is set to 0, the meter is fixed as a first day time table. 5. rate The electric energy meter can switch rate number. Its maximum value is not more than 4. If the rate is set to 3, then only T1, T2, and T3 are valid, and the T4 defaults to T3 rates. If the rate is set to 2, then only T1 and T2 are valid, and T3 and T4 will be default to T2 rates, and so on. At 0, the meter runs only 1 on any day. 6. rate number Programming is used to ind