Interface Description

The CPKM3000 meter features a range of physical and electrical interfaces that support integration with EVSEClosed Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment). These include power supply inputs, voltage measurement points, LED indicators, a display interface, and a CAN bus for communication.

Power Input and CAN Bus

The meter includes:

  • AC power input

  • Voltage measurement circuit

  • LED indicators

  • LCD display

  • CAN bus interface

Integrated Meter Wiring Diagram – Voltage and current circuit

Note: 3-phase meter can also be used as 1-phase meter. For 1-phase meter, only L1 and N are necessary.

Main Connectors

The CPKM3000 meter includes a 40-pin main connector used for interfacing with power lines, neutral lines, CAN communication, and control signals. Each pin is designated for a specific signal or voltage rail, supporting the operation and monitoring functions of the meter.

Main Connectors

Connector Pinout Table

The following table lists the connector pin assignments for the CPKM3000 meter, including the pin ranges, signal names, and their corresponding electrical or communication functions.

Pin out Ranges

Pin Range

Signal Name

Description

1–2

AC_L1_IN_hv

L1 power supply of meter

3–4

blank

5–6

blank

7–8

AC_L2_IN_hv

L2 power supply of meter

9–10

blank

11–12

blank

13–14

AC_L3_IN_hv

L3 power supply of meter

15–16

blank

17–18

blank

19–20

AC_SYS_N_RTN

Neutral for the system

21–22

blank

23–24

N

N power supply of meter

25–26

blank

26–27

blank

28–29

blank

30

blank

31–32

V3P3_A0P25_FI_lv

Filtered 3.3V supply from the EVSEClosed Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment AC Board powering the SELV side of the meter data interface

33

CAN_TX_lv

Transmit data line from meter to CAN bus (SELV side)

34

DBG_Rx_FLT_lv

FAULT indicator line from EVSEClosed Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment AC Board to meter; also used for UART debug Rx (SELV side)

35

CAN_RX_lv

Receive data line from CAN bus to meter (SELV side)

36–38

0V_J1_lv

0V (ground) supply on SELV side of the meter

37

ACS_DATA_Tx_lv

UART transmit line for data sent to ACB controller (e.g., zero crossing and voltage samples)

39

ADCClosed Analog-Digital Converter_SYNC_lv

Synchronization pulse to align external meter readings to voltage samples (SELV side)

40

V_TX_UART_lv

UART data transmit line to external devices for metrology data (SELV side)

Pin P1R (Right)

Pin Range

Signal Name

Description

1–2

AC_L1_IN_hv

L1 power supply

7–8

AC_L2_IN_hv

L2 power supply

13–14

AC_L3_IN_hv

L3 power supply

19–20

AC_SYS_N_RTN

Neutral return

23–24

N

Neutral power supply

31–32

V3P3_A0P25_FI_lv

3.3V supply for SELV side

33

CAN_TX_lv

CAN bus transmit

34

DBG_Rx_FLT_lv

Fault indicator/debug

35

CAN_RX_lv

CAN bus receive

36–38

0V_J1_lv

Ground (SELV side)

37

ACS_DATA_Tx_lv

UART Tx to ACB controller

39

ADCClosed Analog-Digital Converter_SYNC_lv

Sync pulse for external meters

40

V_TX_UART_lv

UART Tx for metrology data

Display Information

The display of the CPKM3000 meter provides real-time visual feedback of energy usage and software status. When powered by any phase (L1, L2, or L3 to N), the display automatically cycles through the following values every 3 to 6 seconds:

Display Values

State

Description

Caption Preview

POS

Positive (grid to EVClosed Electric Vehicle) energy register

POS display

XXXXX.XX kWh

Accumulated positive energy

kWh display

NEG

Negative (EVClosed Electric Vehicle to grid) energy register

NEG display

XXXXX.XX kWh

Accumulated negative energy

kWh display

Lrs

Legally relevant software

Lrs code

YYYYYY SW

Software version

SW display

POS – Grid to EVClosed Electric Vehicle energy

kWh – Accumulated positive energy in kWh

NEG – EVClosed Electric Vehicle to grid energy

kWh – Accumulated negative energy in kWh

Lrs – Legally relevant software

SW – Software version

LED Indicators

The CPKM3000 meter includes two LEDs integrated into the display panel:

  1. Impulse LED (red):

    • Pulses at a rate of 20000 impulses per kWh.

    • Used to calculate metered energy with high resolution.

  1. Warning LED: