MasterPower Beta-20K User manual

PV Grid Tie Inverter
Installation and Operation Manual
Ver 1.9
Beta Three Phase Inverter
Master Battery, S.L.
Master Batery, S.L.
C/ Dehesa Vieja, 2
28052 Madrid, Spain
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.masterbattery.es
If you encounter any problem on the inverter please find out the inverter S/N
and contact us we will try to respond to your question ASAP.
For model Beta-20K Beta-25K Beta-30K Beta-33K
Beta-25K-HV Beta-30K-HV Beta-36K-HV Beta-40K-HV
Please adhere to the actual products in case of any discrepancies in this user manual.

Important notes
Product specifications are subject to change without notice. Every attempt has been made to make
this document complete accurate and up-to-date. Individuals reviewing this document and
installers or service personnel are cautioned however that Master Battery reserves the right to
make changes without notice and shall not be responsible for any damages including indirect
incidental or consequential damages caused by reliance on the material presented including but
not limited to omissions typographical errors arithmetical errors or listing errors in the material
provided in this document.
Master Battery accepts no liability for customers' failure to comply with the instructions for correct
installation and will not be held responsible for upstream or downstream systems Master Battery's
equipment has supplied.
The customer is fully liable for any modifications made to the system; therefore any hardware or
software modification manipulation or alteration not expressly agreed with the manufacturer shall
result in the immediate cancellation of the warranty.
Given the countless possible system configurations and installation environments it is essential to
verify adherence to the following:
● There is sufficient space suitable for housing the equipment.
● Airborne noise produced depending on the environment.
● Potential flammability hazards.
Master Battery will not be held liable for defects or malfunctions arising from:
● Improper use of the equipment.
● Deterioration resulting from transportation or particular environmental conditions.
● Performing maintenance incorrectly or not at all.
● Tampering or unsafe repairs.
● Use or installation by unqualified persons.
This product contains lethal voltages and should be installed by qualified electrical or service
personnel having experience with lethal voltages.

Content
2.3 Notice For Use
3. Overview
3.1 Inverter Interface Instructions
3.2 LED Status Indicator Light
3.3 Keypad
3.4 LCD
4. Product handing and storage
4.1 Product handing
4.2 Product storage
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1. Introduction
2. Safety Instructions
2.1 Safety Symbols
2.2 General Safety Instruction
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5. Installation
5.1 Select a Location for the Inverter
5.2 Mounting the Inverter
5.3 Electrical Connections
6. Start and Stop
6.1 Start the Inverter
6.2 Stop the Inverter
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5.3.2 DC side connection
5.3.3 AC side connection
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5.3.4 Inverter monitoring connection 22
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1. Introduction
Figure 1.1 Front view
Figure 1.2 Bottom view
7.3 Setting
7.3.1 Setting Time
7.3.2 Setting Address
7.4 Advanced Info - Technicians Only
7.4.1 Alarm Message
7.4.3 Version NO.
7.4.4 Communication Data
7.4.5 Daily Energy Information
7.5 Advanced Settings - Technicians Only
7.5.1 Select Grid Standard
7.5.2 Grid ON/OFF
8. Maintenance
9. Troubleshooting
10. Specification
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7.4.2 Operational Message 34
7.5.3 Power Setting 41
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7.3.3 Language Setting
7.3.4 Screen Brightness Control
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7.3.5 System Update 32
7.4.7 Yearly Energy Detail
7.4.8 Total Energy Detail
7.4.9 Work Log
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7.4.6 Monthly Energy Detail 36
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7.5.4 Clear Energy and Restore factory settings
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Beta three phase series PV inverters convert direct current (DC) power from the photovoltaic (PV)
array into alternating current (AC) power to satisfy local loads as well as feed the power grid.
There are 8 models for Beta three phase inverter:
Beta-20K Beta-25K Beta-30K Beta-33K Beta-25K-HV Beta-30K-HV Beta-36K-HV
Beta-40K-HV (HV refers to 480V grid voltage)
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2. Safety Instructions
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2.1Safety Symbols
Safety symbols used in this manual which highlight potential safety risks and important
safety information are listed as follows:
CAUTION ：
CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK symbol indicates important safety
instructions which if not correctly followed could result in electric shock.
CAUTION:
CAUTION HOT SURFACE symbol indicates safety instructions which if not
correctly followed could result in burns.
NOTE:
NOTE symbol indicates important safety instructions which if not correctly
followed could result in some damage or the destruction of the inverter.
WARNING:
WARNING symbol indicates important safety instructions which if not correctly
followed could result in serious injury or death.
Improper use may result in potential electric shock hazards or burns. This manual contains
important instructions that should be followed during installation and maintenance. Please
read these instructions carefully before use and keep them for future reference.
2.2 General Safety Instructions
WARNING:
Electrical installations must be done in accordance with the local and national
regulatory and electrical safety standards.
WARNING:
DC input and AC output must be electrically isolated before operation.
DO NOT connect PV array positive (+) or negative (-) to the ground. To do
so may cause serious damage to the inverter.
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1.2 Packaging List
Please check according to following table to see whether all the parts were included in the
packaging:
Adhesive tape set
Table 1.1 Material list
1. Introduction
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PV Grid Tie Inverter
Installation and Operation Manual
Beta Three Phase Inverter
Master Battery, S.L.
For model Beta-20K Beta-25K Beta-30K Beta-33K
Beta-25K-HV Beta-30K-HV Beta-36K-HV Beta-40K-HV

3. Overview
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3.1 Inverter Interface Instructions
Figure 3.1 Front Panel Display
3.2 LED Status Indicator Lights
There are three LED status indicator lights on the front panel of the inverter.
On the Left: POWER LED indicates the power status of the inverter.
On the Middle: OPERATION LED (green) indicates the operation status.
On the Right: ALARM LED (yellow) indicates the alarm status.
Please see Table 3.1 for details
2. The inverter must be connected to a separate grounded AC group to which no
other electrical equipment is connected
3. The electrical installation must meet all the applicable regulations and standards.
4. The inverter must be installed according to the instructions stated in this
manual.
5. The inverter must be installed according to the correct technical specifications.
2.3 Notice For Use
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of fire over-current protective devices (OCPD) are required
for circuits connected to the Inverter. The recommended rated trip current of
OCPD Beta-20K should be 40A Beta-25K Beta-30K Beta-25K-HV
Beta-30K-HV Beta-36K-HV and Beta-40K-HV should be 63A.
CAUTION:
Risk of electric shock. Do not remove cover. Refer maintenance servicing to
qualified and accredited service technician.
CAUTION:
The PV array (Solar panels) supplies a DC voltage when it is exposed to light.
CAUTION:
Risk of electric shock from energy stored in capacitors of the Inverter. Do not
remove cover until 5 minutes after disconnecting all sources of supply. Service
technician only. Warranty may be voided if any unauthorized removal of cover.
CAUTION:
The surface temperature of the inverter can exceed 75 (167F).℃
To avoid risk of burns DO NOT touch the surface when inverter is operating.
The inverter must be installed out of reach of children.
1. Secure inverter installation is required.
6. To startup the inverter the Grid Supply Main Switch (AC) must be switched on before
the solar panel's DC isolator switched on. To stop the inverter the Grid Supply Main
Switch (AC) must be switched off before the solar panel's DC isolator switched off.
7. DC input voltage of inverter must less than its maximum input voltage of inverter.
2. Safety Instructions

4. Product handing and storage
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3.3 Keypad
3.4 LCD
Scrolling through the displayed options (the Up and the Down keys).
The 7” Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) is located at the front panel of the Inverter
which displays the following information:
1. Inverter operation status and data;
2. Service messages for operator;
3. Alarm messages and fault indications.
POWER
OPERATION
ALARM
Access to modify the adjustable settings (the ESC and the ENTER keys).
3. Overview
Table 3.1 Status indicator
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Figure 4.2 Inverter handles
4.1 Product handing
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There and ENTER keys. The are four keys in the front panel of the Inverter (from left to right):
ESC, UP, DOWN and ENTER keys. The keypad is used for:
Figure 4.1 move the inverter

Figure 5.1 Recommended installation position
4. Installation
Use the original box to repackage the inverter seal with adhesive tape with the desiccant
inside the box.
5. Installation
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4.2 Product storage 5.1 Select a Location for the Inverter
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5.2 Mounting the Inverter
The inverter can be mounted to the wall or metal strut of module. The mounting holes
should be consistent with the size of the bracket or the dimensions shows below.
1. According to the figure 5.2 select the mounting height of the bracket and mark the
mounting holes. For brick walls the position of the holes should be suitable for the
expansion bolts.
2.MAKE SURE the bracket is horizontal and the mounting holes A B and C (in
Figure 5.3) are in the correct points. Drilling the holes on the wall according
the marks.
WARNING:
The inverter must be mounted vertically on a vertical wall.
Use suitable expansion screws of bolts to attach the bracket
To the wall of rack as shown in figure 5.4.
The inverter should be mounted in a vertical position. The steps of mounting are as follows:
3. Using the expansion bolts to fix the bracket to the wall.
Install on a vertical surface or structure capable of bearing the weight.
Must install vertically within +/- 5. If the inverter is tilted from the vertical plane heat
dissipation can be inhibited. This may reduce system performance or reduce service
life of the inverter.
Visibility of the LED status indicator lights and LCD display screen should be considered.
NOTE:
The inverter must be installed out of reach of children.
A minimum of 500mm clearance is required top bottom left and right of the inverter
(isolator enclosures excepted) for air flow and cooling.
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Figure 5.2 Inverter mounting clearance
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5. Installation
A sun shade is recommended to minimise direct sun exposure where ambient
temperature may exceed 40 .℃
5. Installation
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Figure 5.3 The dimensions of the mounting bracket (in mm)
500mm
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5. Use supplied screws to secure the bottom of the inverter to the mount bracket.
5.3 Electrical Connections
The electrical connection of the inverter must follow the steps listed below:
1. Switch the Grid Supply Main Switch (AC) OFF. Switch the DC Switch OFF.
2. Connect the inverter to PV array.
3. Connect the inverter to the grid.
The Inverter is designed with quick-connect terminal port for electrical connection
without removing the cover. The meanings of the symbols at the bottom of the inverter
are listed in Table 5.1. All electrical installations must be in accordance with all local
and national standards.
Table 5.1 Electrical connection symbols
GRID
COM1
Connecting terminal of the Grid
DC 1- DC4
+
_
Positive DC input terminal
Negative DC input terminal
DC SWITCH
Switch of DC input terminals (optional)
Communication port for Wi-Fi or GPRS stick
COM2 ： COM3
Communication port of RJ45
Figure 5.6 Secure the inverter
4. Lift up the inverter and make the slot on the back bracket of inverter align to the
lip on the mounting bracket. Then lower the inverter to the bracket slowly until it
is stable (in figure 5.5).
Figure 5.4 Mount the bracket to the wall
Figure 5.5 Attach the inverter to the bracket
5. Installation 5. Installation
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2) Prepare OT terminals: M4.
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1) Prepare the grounding cable: recommend to use the 16mm² outdoor
copper-core cable.
B (insulation stripping length) is 2mm~3mm longer than A (OT cable
terminal crimping area) 2mm~3mm.
Figure5.7 suitable length
Figure5.8 strip wire
In order to improve the corrosion resistance of the grounding terminal we
recommend that the external grounding terminal should be coated with
silica gel or paint for protection after completing the installation of the
grounding cable.
Important:
Important:
Important:
Important:
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5. Installation 5. Installation
5.3.1 Protective ground wire connection(PE)
Master Battery recommends 2 ground protection methods: Through the grid terminal
connection and the external heat sink connection.
If the AC terminal is used to connect the ground please refer to the contents of 5.3.3.
If the heat sink is used to connect the ground please follow the steps below:
For multiple inverters in parallel all inverters should be connected to the
same ground point to eliminate the possibility of a voltage potential existing
between inverter grounds.
3) Strip the ground cable insulation to a suitable length as shown in Figure 5.7.
4) Insert the tripped wire into the OT terminal crimping area and use the hydraulic
clamp to crimp the terminal to the wire (as shown as Figure 5.8).
After crimping the terminal to the wire inspect the connection to ensure the
terminal is solidly crimped to the wire.
5) Remove the screw from the heat sink ground point.
6) Use the screw from the ground point the attach the grounding cable.
Tighten the screw securely. Torque is 3Nm (as shown as Figure 5.9).

3. Crimp the contact pin to the wire using a proper wire crimp tool as shown in Figure 5.14.
Figure 5.15 Connector with Cap nut Screwed on
Figure 5.14 Crimp the contact pin to the wire
Figure 5.16 Connect the DC Connectors to the Inverter
B) Connect the “DC+”and “DC-”to the input terminals; see Figure 5.10 and Figure 5.11.
A) Please make sure the polarity of the output voltage of PV array matches the
“DC+”and “DC-”symbols.
5.3.2 DC side connection
The steps of assembling the DC connectors are listed as follows:
2. Insert the wire into the connector cap nut and contact pin as shown in Figure 5.13.
Figure 5.12 Disassemble the Connector Cap nut
Figure 5.13 Insert the Wire into the Connector Cap nut and contact pin
5. Installation 5. Installation
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Cable type Outside diameter of
cable ： mm ：
4.0~6.0 5.5~9.0
Traverse area ： mm² ：
Range
Industry generic PV cable
： model:PV1-F ：
Recommended
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4.0 ： 12AWG ：
： 12~10AWG ：
Figure 5.10 DC+ Connector (MC4) Figure 5.11 DC- Connector (MC4)
Crimping plier
1. Strip off the DC wire about 7mm Disassemble the connector cap nut. (see Figure 5.12)
4. Insert the contact pin into the connector housing until it locks in place. Screw the cap
nut onto the connector housing. Torque to 2.5-3Nm. (as shown in Figure 5.15)
5. Connect the finished DC cables to the inverter. A small click will confirm connection.
See figure 5.16.

A) Strip the end of AC cable outer insulating jacket about 90mm then strip the end of each
wire about 15mm. (as shown in figure 5.17)
Figure 5.17 Strip AC cable
The steps to assemble the AC grid terminals are listed as follows:
Additional explanation:
If the diameter of the protective jacket of the AC cable is less than recommended
(20K models: 17-25mm; 30K models: 21-30mm) spiral wound tape should be
used to increase the cable diameter to the recommended size.
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Figure 5.18 Winding tape in spiral pattern
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tape
clearance<1.0mm
Please winding after
the clearance of first
layer with the
adhesive tape.
layer
For all AC connections 10- 35mm2 105 cable is required to be used. ℃
Please make sure the resistance of cable is lower than 1.5 ohm. If the wire is longer than
100m it's recommended to use 16-35mm2 cable. Refer to local electrical codes for wire sizing.
5.3.3 AC side connection
The length after winding
AC cable diameter
30K model
AC cable diameter
20K model
&Winding the first
layer
'
Winding the second
layer(if needed)
(Please tie the end with
a ribbon or rope
* This picture is for reference only. Actual cable may differ use it as the standard.
B) Remove the 4 screws on the AC terminal cover and remove the cover. Remove
the screw under the terminal slide and pull out the terminal. (as shown in figure 5.19)
C) Insert the cable through cup nut water proof sleeve and AC terminal cover into the AC
terminal and use a 4mm Hex wrench to tighten the screws. The torque is 3Nm.( as shown in
figure 5.20)
Figure 5.19 Disassemble AC terminal cover
If the wire is over 10mm2 the L1 and PE can be 5mm longer than the L2 L3 and N. In this
way the L1 and PE can be easier connected to the terminal connector.
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D) Push the AC terminals along the rail to the inside of the inverter then tighten the screw
under rack. Tighten the 4 screws of the AC terminal cover and tighten the AC entry cap nut.
(see Figure 5.21)
5.3.4 Inverter monitoring connection
There are 3 communication terminals for Ginlong 20-40kW inverter. COM1-COM3 are all
for RS485 communication. COM1 is a 4-pin connector which matches with the Wi-Fi or
GPRS wireless communication products.
COM2 and COM3 are for RJ45 terminal which is used for communicating connection
between inverters as well as the wired data monitoring.
Figure 5.22 is the internet monitoring solution. Please refer to related instructions of Ginlong
communication products.
Figure 5.20 Connect cable to AC terminal
Figure 5.21 Tighten the AC terminal
RS485 communication connection of RJ45 network port
1. Insert the network cable into the communication connection terminal of RJ45.
(As shown in figure 5.24)
Figure 5.24 RJ45 communication connection terminals
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Monitoring system for multiple inverters
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4
Inverter 1 Inverter 2 Inverter n
Rs485 IN | OUT Rs485 IN | OUT Rs485 IN | OUT Rs485terminal
Rs485 Rs232 Rs232
Ethernet
Wi-Fi box
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GPRS box
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Figure 5.22 Internet monitoring solution
Figure 5.23 Multi-inverters monitoring system
5. Installation 5. Installation
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2. Use the network wire stripper to strip the insulation layer off the communication cable.
Using the standard wire sequence referenced in TIA/EIA 568B separate the wires in the
cable. Use a network cable crimp tool to trim the wire. Flatten the wire in the order shown
in Figure 5.25. Insert the wire into the RJ45 connector then crimp with the crimping tool.
3. Connect the RJ45 to COM2 or COM3 and tighten the nut.
Figure 5.25 Strip the insulation layer and connect to RJ45 plug
Figure 5.26 Tighten the nut
Correspondence between the
cables and the stitches of plug
Pin 1: white and orange ; Pin 2: orange
Pin 3: white and green ： Pin 4: blue
Pin 5: white and blue ： Pin 6: green
Pin 7: white and brown ： Pin 8: brown
Pin 1 with 4 and 2 with 5 are
used for communication connection
Pin 1 and 4 are connected with RS485+A
Pin 2 and 5 are connected with RS485 - B
1--8
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12345678
12345678
RS485+A RS485-B
6.2 Stop the inverter
1. Switch the Supply Main Switch (AC) OFF.
2. Wait 30 seconds. Switch the DC switch OFF or directly disconnect the DC output connector.
The LEDs and LCD of the inverter will be off within one minute.
6.1 Start the inverter
1. Switch the Supply Main Switch (AC) ON first.
2. Turn on the DC switch of PV array. If the voltage of PV array is higher than the start up
voltage the inverter will turn on and the initial interface of LCD will show “Current status:
Waiting” on the upper left corner.
3. When both the AC and DC are supplied ot the inverter it will be ready to generate power.
Initially the inverter will check internal and AC parameters to ensure they are within
acceptable limits. At the same time the green LED will flash and the LCD displays
INITIALIZING.
4. After around 30-180 second (based on local requirement) the inverter will start to generate
power. The green LED will be on continually and the LCD displays “Current status:
Generating.”
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NOTE:
If the DC input switch is ON before grid breaker inverter may show fault message
“No_Grid” on current status the fault will clear when grid voltage is normal.
6. Start and Stop
5. Installation
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7. General Operation
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Current and total power generation
generation bar chart of the day
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Pressing the ENTER
key to switch
to the submenu
Pressing the ESC
key calls back
the previous menu
main menu
Figure 7.1 Operation overview
7.1 Interface
Figure 7.2 The initial interface
Power Now Today’s Energy Monthly Energy
25.00kW 0054.4kWh 00491kWh
Yearly ENergy
0000.4MWh
Total Energy
0003.6MWh
Status: NO-Grid 2015-02-23 19 35
MENU=<ENT> MONTHLY ENERGY=<ESC>
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30
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7. General Operation
There are four submenu in the Main Menu:
Press the Up or Down key to enter the inverter yearly monthly energy detail screen. In
the current interface press the Enter key to move the cursor press the Up or Down key
to view yearly monthly energy detail.
Figure 7.2 Monthly energy detail
Monthly Energy 2015-02-23 19 35
2015-02-23 : 071.2kWh
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100
200
300
400
500
600
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kW
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Figure 7.3 Main Menu
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7.1.1 Main Menu

7.2 Information
The inverter LCD provides access to operational data and information. Select
"Information" sub menu turn the page by scrolling up or down.
Figure 7.4 Information (1)
Figure 7.5 Information (2)
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Power ：
V_DC1 ：
V_DC2 ：
V_DC3 ：
V_DC4 ：
V_A ：
V_B ：
V_C ：
I_DC1 ：
I_DC2 ：
I_DC3 ：
I_DC4 ：
I_A ：
I_B ：
I_C ：
30000W
500.2V
500.5V
499.9V
502.6V
232.0V
231.0V
230.5V
15.90A
15.70A
15.30A
16.10A
43.5A
43.7A
43.4A
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Status ：
Total Energy ：
This Year ：
Last Year ：
This Month ：
Last Month ：
Today ：
Yesterday ：
Frequency ：
Carbon Offset ：
Efficiency ：
Generating
0003687kWh
0000014kWh
0000001kWh
0508kWh
2081kWh
0071.6kWh
000204kWh
50.01Hz
0003.67ton
99.99%
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7. General Operation
7. General Operation
7.3 Settings
The following interface is displayed when the Settings menu is selected press the
UP/DOWN keys to select different option press the ENTER key to enter the submenu.
7.3.1 Setting Time
This function allows time and date setting. When this function is selected the LCD will
display as screen as shown in Figure 7.7.
Figure 7.6 Setting
Figure 7.7 Setting time
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Set Time/Date
Set Address
Set Language
Brightness
Updater
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NEXT=<ENT> DONE=<ESC>
MM DDYY
2 232015 --
HH MM
20 53
9
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7.3.2 Setting Address
Press the UP/DOWN keys to set the address. Press the ENTER key to save the settings.
This function is used to set the address of an inverter connected to PC for communication
purposes. The address number can be assigned from “01” to “99” (see Figure 7.8). The
default address number of the inverter is “01”.
Figure 7.8 Address setting
7.3.3 Language Setting
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Press the UP/DOWN keys to set time and date. Press the ENTER key to move from one
digit to the next (from left to right). Press the ESC key to save the settings and return to the
previous menu.
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YES=<ENT> NO=<ESC>
Slave Address ： 01
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Press the ESC key to cancel the change and return to the previous menu.
7. General Operation 7. General Operation
7.3.4 Screen Brightness Control
This function is used to set LCD screen brightness.
Figure 7.9 Language settings
Figure 7.10 Screen brightness adjustment
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English
Chinese
YES=<ENT> NO=<ESC>
Press the UP/DOWN keys to select the language. Press the ENTER key to save the settings.
Press the ESC key to cancel the change and return to the previous menu.
Press the UP/DOWN keys to set the brightness. Press the ENTER key to save the settings.
Press the ESC key to cancel the change and return to the previous menu.
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YES=<ENT> NO=<ESC>
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7.4 Advanced Info - Technicians Only
NOTE:
Password required – restricted access – authorised technicians only
Un-authorised access may void the warranty.
Select Advanced Info from main menu the LCD screen show the password is needed:
Figure 7.12 Enter a password
7.3.5 System Update
This function is used to view the current system version.
Figure 7.11 System version
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The Current HMI Version:26
ESC ENT
CANCE=<ESC> UPDATE SYSTEM=<ENT>
Password 2015-02-23 19 35
Please Input The Current Password
D D DD
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7. General Operation 7. General Operation
The screen can be scrolled manually by pressing the UP/DOWN keys.
Pressing the ENTER key gives access to a submenu.
7.4.1 Alarm Message
The display shows the 100 latest alarm messages (see Figure 7.14).
Screens can be scrolled manually by pressing the UP/ DOWN keys.
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The default password is "0010" press the DOWN key to move cursor press the UP key to
change the digit for password after entering correct password the LCD will show as below:
Figure 7.13 Advanced information
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Alarm Message
Running Message
Version
Communication Data
Daily Energy
Mothly Energy
Yearly Energy
Totally Energy
Daily Records
Alarm Message 2015-02-23 19 35
Message
NO-Grid
NO-Grid
NO-Grid
NO-Grid
NO-Grid
Date/Time Data
02-23 19:35
02-23 19:34
02-23 19:34
02-23 19:24
02-23 18:22
01/40
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7.4.2 Operational Message
The screen shows the internal operation parameters of the inverter (see Figure 7.15).
7.4.3 Version No.
The screen shows the hardware version and the software version of the inverter
(see Figure 7.16).
Figure 7.16 Hardware and software versions
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Figure 7.15 Running information
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DC Bus Voltage ：
DC Bus Half Voltage ：
Reactive Power Ratio ：
Output Power Limit ：
Control Word Status ：
Inverter Temperature ：
Standard ：
113.9V
150.7V
+0.98
100%
0000H
052.1℃
G59/3
ESC
Version 2015-02-23 19 35
Model ：
Software Ver. ：
43
030207
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7. General Operation 7. General Operation
7.4.4 Communication Data
The screen shows the internal data of the inverter (see Figure 7.17)
which is for service technicians only.
Figure 7.17 Communication data
7.4.5 Daily Energy Information
The screen shows the daily energy detail of the inverter (see Figure 7.18)
Press the Enter key to move cursor press the UP/DOWN keys to
select energy power detail of different date.
Figure 7.18 Daily power generation capacity
Communication Data 2015-02-23 19 35
01-10 ：
11-20 ：
21-30 ：
31-40 ：
41-50 ：
51-60 ：
61-70 ：
71-80 ：
81-90 ：
86 61 A1 00 01 50 8A 06 1E 00
D5 05 1E 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
09 02 00 00 00 00 B8 10 C0 00
20 5C 80 01 00 00 43 00 07 02
01 00 04 00 6D 04 E6 05 01 00
DC 05 1E 00 59 06 1E 00 D4 03
10 27 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 60 00 00 00
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