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Faults
Restarting
Press the reset button with a paper clip or similar pointed object
•
The Solar-Log™ beeps and the following is displayed on the LCD:
•
After about 5 seconds, the Solar-Log™ beeps three times and the following is displayed:
•
Now release the button, the following is then displayed
•
The Solar-Log™ reboots itself.
Under no circumstances should the power plug simply be disconnected. Do not restart by pulling out the
power plug!
29�1�3 Restoring the factory settings
Restoring the factory settings is necessary if Solar-Log™ is to be used on another system or if an incorrect
configuration is being deleted.
All settings made on the unit are lost, as well as all data collected during run-time. It is therefore advisable
to back up the data before resetting:
•
System (See Chapter 21.3),
•
Data (See Chapter 21.4);
Status after restoring factory settings
Time: Retained
IP address: Retained with Solar-Log 1200 and 2000, DHCP active with Solar-Log 300
Passwords: Deleted
Configuration data: Deleted
Yield data: Deleted
- Installation manual 1
- Solar-Log™ 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 1 Introduction 10
- Notes for the Firmware Update 11
- External 12
- 4 Safety information 13
- 5 Electric current 14
- 6 Package contents 15
- 7 Wall mounting 16
- Note concern 17
- 8 Unit connections 18
- Bottom connections 19
- 8�2 Solar-Log 300 20
- Top connections 20
- 8�3 Solar-Log 500 22
- 8�4 Solar-Log 1000 24
- 8�5 Solar-Log 1200 26
- 8�6 Solar-Log 2000 28
- 9 Optional Connections 30
- Optional Connections 31
- 9�3 Solar-Log™ PM+ 33
- RS485 - A 36
- PIN Assignment 36
- 10�3 RS485/422 - B 37
- RS485/422 C 38
- 10�5 S0 39
- 10�5�1 S0-IN B 39
- S0_OUT_IN 40
- 10�6 PM+ 41
- 11 Connecting the inverters 42
- Connecting the inverters 43
- Switching inverters off 43
- Switching the Solar-Log™ off 43
- 12 Connecting accessories 44
- Connecting accessories 46
- Notes on roof mounting 46
- 12�3 Ripple Control Receiver 49
- 12�4 Large External Displays 50
- 12�5 External power meter 52
- 12�6 Wiring for S0 meter 54
- 12�7 Wiring for RS485 meter 56
- Caution 60
- 1 22 - B 61
- 4 23 - A 61
- 1 Data + (Y) 62
- 4 Data - (G) 62
- Relay output assignments 63
- 13 Other connections 64
- 13�3 USB 65
- 14 Installation 66
- Installation 67
- Requirements 67
- Easy Installation 67
- Device URL 70
- 14�6 Using the browser menu 72
- Control elements 73
- Control element Meaning 73
- 15 Main menu 74
- 16 Configuration Menu 75
- 16�2 Ethernet 76
- Configuration Menu 77
- PUK entry 79
- Status and Test section 79
- Status section 81
- 16�5 Proxy 83
- 17 Internet Configuration 84
- 17�3 E-mail 85
- E-mail settings section 85
- 17�4 Text message (SMS) 86
- 18�1 Device definition 88
- Section RS485-B 89
- Network section 89
- Switch configuration menu 90
- Configuring connected devices 91
- Home or Smart Energy 91
- Operating mode: 92
- Input definition section 93
- Reference voltage section 93
- 18�4 Device Detection 94
- 18�5 Configuring devices 95
- 18�5�1 Configuring inverters 95
- 18�5�3 Configuring sensors 96
- Example: 97
- Operating modes: 98
- 18�5�6 Module Fields 99
- Example module fields: 99
- 18�7 Battery 100
- 19 Configuring Plant Data 101
- 19�2 Plant groups 102
- 19�3 Graphic 102
- Yearly target section 103
- Tariff settings 104
- Configuring Plant Data 105
- Self-consumption mode 105
- Configuration 105
- 105
- 20 Configuring Notifications 107
- 20�2 Device notifications 108
- Status and fault codes 108
- Filter status and fault codes 109
- 20�3 Yield 110
- Notifications per e-mail 110
- Test section 111
- 20�5 Power & Failure 111
- Save multiple 112
- Save all 113
- 20�6 PM 113
- 21 Editing Data 114
- 21�2 Data correction 115
- 21�3 System backup 115
- 21�4 Backup 117
- 21�5 Reset 119
- Restore factory settings 120
- 22 System Configuration 121
- 22�2 Language/Country/Time 122
- Language section 122
- Country section 122
- Time section 123
- 22�3 Display 124
- Dimming at a certain time 124
- Dimming after inactivity 124
- Check for Update from USB 126
- Automatic Firmware Updates 126
- System Configuration 127
- 23 Special functions 128
- 23�2 Feed-In Management 130
- 23�2�1 Plant parameters 130
- Plant passwords 131
- 23�2�2 Active power 132
- Interface section 132
- LCD Display 132
- Special functions 133
- fixed reduction 136
- settings 137
- 23�2�8 Adjustable reduction 138
- 23�3 Reactive Power 139
- Reactive Power Management 141
- Reductions 141
- Select remote controlled 146
- Select options 146
- SAVE settings 146
- 23�5 Profile 149
- 23�6 Direct Marketing 151
- Procedure 152
- SAVE the settings 152
- 24�1 Display menu structure 153
- 24�3 Settings on the device 154
- Procedure: 155
- 24�6 Basic settings menu 159
- 24�7 USB menu 160
- Saving all data section 160
- Firmware update section 161
- Configuration with the keypad 163
- Mode Action Key 163
- 25�5 Configuring inverters 167
- 25�5�5 Power meter via RS485 168
- 25�6 Internal Settings 169
- 25�6�1 Reset 169
- ENTER to save 170
- 26�2 Display menu structure 172
- 26�3 Configuration Menu 172
- 26�4 Initial configuration 173
- System settings 173
- Network Settings section 173
- 26�4�2 Inverter selection 174
- IP Address, Subnet Mask 176
- Internet access 176
- Settings for analog modem 177
- Settings for GPRS modem 177
- 26�7 Defining Plant groups 179
- Changing the name 180
- Changing the inverter data 180
- Configuring graphic scaling 183
- Start Initial Configuration 187
- Config. 187
- How to make data corrections: 188
- Delete data 190
- Select the desired country 192
- Unit connections 193
- Symbol Meaning 195
- 27�1�1 Fault messages 197
- 27�3 Normal operation 198
- 27�4 Power reduction 198
- 28�1 LED status indications 199
- 29 Faults 201
- Restarting 202
- 29�2 Fault messages 204
- 29�2�1 Fault messages GPRS 204
- 29�2�2 Fault messages time 205
- 29�2�3 Fault messages WiFi 205
- Fault messages Internet 206
- Conguration 206
- Network 207
- Fault messages Export (FTP) 207
- 29�3�3 Special cases 212
- 30 Disposal 213
- 31 Technical Data 214
- Interfaces 215
- General Data 215
- Top Features Solar-Log 216
- Solar-Log 216
- Basic functions 217
- Plant monitoring 217
- Visualization 218
- Interface 218
- Top Features 219
- Inverter interface 220
- Technical Data 221
- 32 Appendix 222
- Appendix 223
- Country Inverter brand 223
- Configuration in browser menu 228
- Active Power 228
- K3 K4 K5 233
- 32�5 Digital Interfaces 235
- 32�5�1 Modbus TCP 235
- 32�5�2 JSON Interfaces 237
- JSON Objects 238
- 32�6 Dimensions 239
- 33 List of Figures 240
- List of Figures 241
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