Not all functions is visible in the CMe3100 GUI. Some of them is for now, only available via the console (telnet). Information about how to do this on the CMe2100 is found at 4. 

1.How to use TELNET on the CME3100   

First of, you need to activate console on the cme3100, and make sure you could connect with telnet to the device. If you use the USB cable there should be no problem, but if you should do it remotely you must have access to port 9999 as default.   

So first of, activate the console in the 3100.  By entering configuration->services->console. 

Then you need to have a program use access the telnet function on your computer.   

For example PUTTY. You can find it here -> https://www.putty.org/  

2.When the program is installed you start it up and enter the units IP number, or COMport/serial used (if USB) and TELNET (if using IP).  

You will then access the 3100 trough the telnet console.  

3.To be able to administrate the cme3100 trough TELNET you will have to log in to the device by sending login 3333 two times.  

4.After this is done, you can administrate your product according to the way the CMe2100 is used by sms commands. It is the same commands used.  

You can use the commands below to administrate the CMe2100 with sms instead of telnet.

5.To administrate which mbus fields that is going to be included on a specific report you will need to use the filterlookuprecord function. Lets use report1 as an example.

In telnet send:  

Now will only the field “mbus.dib.rf-level.0.0.0.0” which is the RF level field be included on the report1 when sent.  

To continue with more fields, simply use: 

set report1.filter.lookuprecord.includelist=mbus.dib.rf-level.0.0.0.0,mbus.dib.energy.0.0.0.0

6.To whitelist specific meters in a pushreport you can also use the includelist function.

To apply the includelist on a different report, just change reportX.filter.device.includelist to another number, 1-5.