Meteo Control WEB’LOG RESIDENTIAL User manual

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WEB’LOG
RESIDENTIAL
Quick Start Guide
English | Danfoss
As at 05.11.2012
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR
INSTALLATION AND SYSTEM
START-UP
DANGER
Electric shock hazard! Danger to life
and limb!
Touching any of the live components
can lead to an electric shock which
may result in burns or even death.
Installation work should be carried
out by a qualified electrician only.
Check the installation site on the
wall for any electrical cables.
Take care not to drill through any
cables.
ATTENTION
Overvoltages and incorrectly
connected cables can result in damage
to property!
Overvoltages and voltage peaks can
damage or destroy the device.
Protect the power supply against
overvoltages.
Connect cables only to the specific
sockets provided for this
purpose.
Check the polarity when
connecting cables.
WALL INSTALLATION
X > 500 mm
Attach the screws.
Hang the device from the screws,
ensuring it is fixed firmly in place.

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Quick Reference Guide
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OVERVIEW OF INTERFACES
1 Power Control switch
2 Digital-in for ripple control receiver
(RJ45 socket)
3 Ethernet connection
4 RS485/422 for inverter (RJ12
socket)
5 Connecting the power supply
6 Micro USB
CONNECTING A DANFOSS INVERTER
INFORMATION
For details of the bus layout, please
see the inverter manual.
To connect the inverter, use a pre-
configured meteocontrol Connect
cable or make your own cable
based on the layout above.
We recommend that you use a
UNITRONIC® Li2YCYv (TP) cable
from "Lapp Kabel" or an equivalent
cable type. This cable is suitable
for laying in soil.
Connect the inverter via the RJ12
socket (4).
If no inverters have been installed
yet, an inverter search will begin
automatically when the device starts
up (lower STATUS LEDs flash).
You can search manually via the
device menu (see "WEB’log
Residential" Quick Reference Guide)
or using the Device Management
Tools software (see "WEB'log
Residential Manager").
Check the status of the inverters via
the device menu (see "WEB’log
Residential"Quick Reference Guide)
or using the Device Management
Tools software (see "Configuration
using software").

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Quick Reference Guide
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CONNECT THE PORTAL.
Automatic set-up in network with DHCP
Connect the device to the network via
an Ethernet cable plugged into the
Ethernet connection (see
"Overview of
interfaces"
).
The device will be allocated an IP
address automatically and is then set
up.
Manual set-up in network without DHCP
Connect the device to the network via
an Ethernet cable plugged into the
Ethernet connection (see
"Overview of
interfaces"
).
Enter the network settings (IP address
etc.) using the software (see
"Configuration using software"
).
Check network
Press the "ACTION" button for two
seconds.
STATUS LED 1 (bottom left) is
illuminated permanently when the
portal connection is successful.
Activate Safer’Sun Portal
Scan the QR sticker on the device
using a smartphone and then follow the
instructions.
or
Access
www.meteocontrol.com/registration
via a browser and fill in the registration
form.
Safer’Sun Portal system configuration
Use the portal login on
public.solarmonitoring.net.
Use the cog on the bottom edge of the
page (see illustration below).
Check portal
Press the "ACTION" button for two
seconds.
A connection is created and the status
(e.g. system performance) is sent to
the portal.
If STATUS LED 1 (bottom left) is not
illuminated permanently, no portal
connection is possible.
Open the portal page.
Check the icons on the bottom edge of
the page (see illustration below).
PORTAL ACCESS
Safer’Sun Public: public.solarmonitoring.net

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CONNECT A RIPPLE CONTROL RECEIVER (OPTIONAL)
1+2 Reduction level 0 (factory setting): 100% grid feed-in
3+4 Reduction level 1 (factory setting): 60% grid feed-in
5+6 Reduction level 2 (factory setting): 30% grid feed-in
7+8 Reduction level 3 (factory setting): 0% grid feed-in
No signal Factory setting: 70% grid feed-in
Invalid signal Factory setting: 70% grid feed-in
Connect the ripple control receiver
via the digital-in socket (2) (see
"Overview of interfaces").
Enable Power Control by moving the
Power Control switch (1) to the left
into the "ON" position (see
"Overview of interfaces").
If necessary, make adjustments in
the feed-in menu (see "WEB’log
Residential" Quick Reference Guide)
or using the software (see
"Configuration using software").
CONFIGURING THE DEVICE VIA
MENU
See "WEB’log Residential"
operating manual.
CONFIGURATION USING
SOFTWARE
Download the "Device Management
Tools" software from
www.meteocontrol.com/weblog-
residential.
First install the software.
Then connect the device to your PC
using a USB cable.
Launch the software.
OPERATING MANUAL
You can download the complete
operating manual from
www.meteocontrol.com/weblog-
residential.