The manufacturer’s unique value for the device.

Selected by the utility at the time the device is ordered. If not designated, Itron inserts a unique value.

The unique ISO object identification number assigned to the device by Itron.

Note: The last node of this series of digits is the Itron Manufacturing Serial Number.

This series of numbers, designated by Itron, corresponds to the hardware and the type of firmware and device class of the device.

The version of register firmware currently on the device.

The descriptive name of the hardware.

The phase wire system type of the electricity circuit.

OpenWay Riva CENTRON (socket-base) polyphase meters automatically detect the service type. This field displays the number of seconds that the meter waits after it powers up before the meter scans to detect the service type.

Auto Service Sense. The meter is set to automatically detect the service type.

Override. The meter is set to override auto service sensing and the service type has been manually selected. To perform this functions, go to Device Control Panel > Device Management > Device Operations > Select Service Type.

Selected by the utility at the time that the meter is ordered. Used as a reference voltage for voltage monitoring.

The maximum number of amps that this device is designed to handle.

The quantity being measured to determine when the Light Emitting Diode (LED) pulses.

The amount of the above unit of measure that causes one pulse of the LED.

The minimum number of seconds that the meter must power down in order for a power outage to be recognized.

Selected by the utility at the time that the configuration file is created. This is the frequency for which the meter is calibrated. The crystal clock uses this to keep the correct time.

The number of Time of Use rates that are set up in the configuration file.

True. Service Switch is disabled and cannot be used to connect or disconnect the service.

False. Service Switch is enabled and can be used to connect or disconnect the service.

The result of the most recent attempt to reconfigure this device. For more information, see View Configuration and Configuration History.

The method by which apparent power is calculated. If the firmware in the meter does not support the calculation method specified in the configuration file, the field displays a mismatch message.

For information about these two calculation types, refer to the technical reference guide for the meter.

Indicates whether this meter is set up to record energy only.

Yes. Demand quantities cannot be configured.

No. Demand quantities can be configured.

Indicates whether the meter is set up to record legally relevant log information. The logs contain a summary of every legally relevant operation the meter has completed.

True. The device records legally relevant log information.

False. The device does not record legally relevant log information.

Indicates whether or not the software seal is initiated. The software seal allows the software to initiate logging upon any reprogramming, resetting, or modification of billing registers. When sealed, the meter retains logs of all legally relevant parameters and actions performed.

True. Initiates logging of legally relevant parameters and actions.

False. Does not initiate logging of legally relevant parameters and actions.

If the device is configured to monitor temperature minute to minute, this field displays the upper temperature threshold in degrees Celsius. If the device's temperature exceeds this temperature, an event is logged along with an optional alarm. When the temperature returns back below this value, another event and optional alarm are created.