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How do I connect the Zigbee receiver module with my AMI electric meter for use with the SOLID STATE INSTRUMENTS MPG-3?

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LaLeo
12/17/2025, 01:28:10 PM

Pairing your Zigbee receiver module with your Zigbee-enabled AMI electric meter for the SOLID STATE INSTRUMENTS MPG-3 Metering Pulse Generator involves these steps:

  1. Begin by securely mounting the Zigbee receiver module within the MPG-3's designated host slot.
  2. Power up the MPG-3. Observe the RED LED on the receiver module; it should flash every three seconds initially, indicating a search for the meter.
  3. Once the MPG-3 establishes communication with the meter, the RED LED will change to a flash every second, signaling that key establishment is underway.
  4. Successful pairing is confirmed when the RED LED remains continuously lit.
  5. If the RED LED does not stay lit, the pairing failed, and you should resolve the issue before proceeding.
  6. Monitor the YELLOW and GREEN Comm LEDs on the Zigbee receiver module. The YELLOW LED should light upon initialization, and the GREEN LED should blink approximately every 8-9 seconds, indicating valid transmissions from the meter.
  7. If the GREEN Comm LED does not blink, check for data reception problems. Try adjusting the MPG-3's proximity to the meter, removing any metallic obstructions, and ensuring a clear line-of-sight between the devices.
  8. After successful pairing and data reception, the RED (and GREEN in Form C output mode) output LEDs should toggle each time the selected pulse value is reached, which signifies pulse generation.
  9. Adjust the pulse output value as needed to control the pulse frequency, as per your application's requirements.
  10. To prevent pulse loss if too many are calculated in a short period, consider increasing the output pulse value.
  11. Maintaining stable communication between the Zigbee receiver module and the meter is essential for accurate pulse generation and data transmission.
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