Power One PVI-AEC-EVO User manual

PVI-AEC-EVO
Monitoring System
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CONTENTS
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
L.
M.

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A. Product Description
The PVI-AEC-EVO is a monitoring and checking system for photovoltaic systems made with Power-One Aurora
products.
The product allows to acquire parameters from the inverter and string-comb (in accordance with the design of the
centralinvertermonitoringsystem)throughtheRS485linewith the Power-Oneproprietary protocol.
The system is equipped with two equivalent RS485 ports and each of them allows a maximum of 62 string inverters
or6255kW conversionmodulestobeacquired.
The system is equipped with three analog inputs for the connection of sensors for the measurement of
environmentalparameters:
The system also has six digital inputs for acquiring state signals (for example auxiliary contacts of power switches)
whichareassociatedwithstatealarmconditions.
With respect to the user interface,the system is equipped with a 2x16 character display and four keys as well as an
integratedwebserver with htm pageswhich areaccessiblethroughLANconnection.
The initial system configuration (check that the inverter parameters are acquired,analog inputs configuration,LAN
network parameters configuration) can be carried out completely through the display and keys;for displaying the
detailed parameters of the inverters and/or of the string-combs, as well as for the advanced configurations it is
necessary toaccessthepagesof the integratedwebserver.
The PVI-AEC-EVO works together with a free web portal service:The system periodically transmits the data to the
portal management server and graphically shows the data on web pages which are accessible through an account
thatcanberequestedfromPower-Onecustomerservice.
The portal can also be used for sending alarm, report and FW update notification emails:The system FW can be
updateddirectly through the portal withoutthe need for technical interventiononsite.
TheFWcanalso be updatedlocally without connectingtotheportal.
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B. User interface and use of the display
Thesystemfeaturesa2x16characterdisplay,fourbuttonsfornavigatingmenus,andthreeLEDstoindicatedevicestatus.
Usingthedisplayandthebuttonsonthefrontpanel itispossibletoperformtheinitialconfigurationofthesystem(check
ofparameteracquisitionfrominverter,analoginputconfiguration,andconfigurationofLANnetworkparameters).
For displaying the detailed parameters of the inverters and/or of the string-combs, as well as for the advanced
configurationsitisnecessarytoaccesstheinternalwebserverfollowingtheproceduredescribedinparagraphH.
AlistoffunctionsaccessiblefromthedisplayisshowninthetableinAppendix3.
Toperformtheinitialconfigurationitisnecessarytoaccessthevariousdisplaymenusasadministrator.
Press the 'ENTER' key ( ) and insert password : To insert the password press the arrow keys ( ) to
change the value and the 'ENTER' key to confirm the value. This password gives access to all the display setting sub-
menus.
Power ON
Bus ON
Fault
Power supply available Power supply not available /
Power supply of the expansion BUS available /
///
Power supply of the expansion BUS not available
'Enter' button. Used to confirm an action,to access the main menu or the sub-menu corresponding to
theselectedentry(indicatedbythe>symbol),ortogotothenextdigittochange.
'Down' button. Used to scroll down through the menu items, or to scroll the numerical scale in
descendingorder.
'Up' button. Used to scroll up through the menu items,or to scroll the numerical scale in ascending
order.
'Esc'button. Usedtoreturntothepreviousmenuortoreturntothepreviousdigittochange.

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J18
BATTERY IN
1) + Batt.
2) - Batt.
J7
LAN
IEEE802.3u
J8
Vin DC
1) + Vcc
2) - Vcc
J3
ANALOG INPUT
PT100/1000
1) PT_ALIM
2) PT_SENSE
3) PT_RTN
4) AIn_RTN
5) AIn 1
6) AIn 2
J20
DIGITAL I/O
1) RTN 1
2) RTN 1
3) DO_PWM 2
4) DO_PWM 1
5) DIn 1
6) DIn_RTN
J4
DIGITAL I/O
1) DIn 2
2) DIn 3
3) DIn 4
4) DIn_RTN
5) DIn 5
6) DIn 6
11122
3456123456 1234562
123456 12 3
41234
J12
GROUND
J17
RS485/1
1) RTN
2) - T/R
3) +T/R
4) +5V
J5
RELAY
1) RELAY 1
2) RELAY 1_RTN
3)
4)
5)
6)
RELAY 2
RELAY 2_RTN
RELAY 3
RELAY 3_RTN
J15
RS485/2
1) RTN
2) - T/R
3) +T/R
4) +5V
S2
120
RS485/1
ΩTERM.
S1
120
RS485/2
ΩTERM.
J9
EXPANSION
BUS
NOTE:
Only for dedicated
accessory
PVI-BATTERY-PACK
INPUT DC:
24 V DC 0,3 A
NOTE:
Use the provided
power supply
C. Pin-Out of System Connectors
Thediagrambelowshowsthepin-outoftheconnectorswhichallowthesystemconnection.
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D. Power Supply Connections and System Start Up
1. Connect the power supply to the power supply network (110/230V 50/60Hz): the "Power" led on the power
supply will light up steadily.Check that the output voltage of the power supply is 24Vdc.Disconnect the power
supplyfromthepowersupplynetwork.
2. Connect the output of the power supply to the power supply terminal block of the PVI-AEC-EVO respecting the
polarity and using thewiring provided.
3. Connect the power supply to the power supply network:After a first starting phase (lasting about 30 seconds)
during which the system is not able to receive any input from the user,the green "PowerOn" led will remain lit.
The message“PVI-AEC-EVO...." (in the first of the two lines) and date/time (in the second of the two lines) will
bedisplayed.
DC
OK
STEP POWER
L(+) N(-)
Input AC
100-240V
--++
Output DC
24V 0.75A
+Vcc-Vcc
L(+) N(-)
50-60 Hz
100-240 V~
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E. Date and time settings
1. Enterthemainmenu as administrator(Seepar.'B').
2. Access the menu 'SETTINGS' > 'DATALOGGER' and then select the 'SET DATE' sub-menu. This enables to set the
correctdateinthesystem.
3. Returntothemenu 'DATALOGGER' andthenselectthe'SETTIME' sub-menu. Thisenables to set thecorrecttime
inthesystem.
>datalogger
io settings
>settings
change password ENTER ENTER
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menu pin
0***
ENTER ENTER
>set date
set time
>set date
01/01/11
ENTER ENTER
>set time
network
>set time
12.00.00
ENTER ENTER
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
FIELD
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
FIELD
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
DIGIT
SET PIN TO 0010
F. Connection of the RS485 line and inverter acquisition
check
The connection of the RS485 line must be carried out respecting the pin-outs of the J15 and/or J17 connectors.It is
recommended to connect the RS485 line when all the equipment is switched off (both the monitoring system and
theinverters)andtostart up the monitoringsystemfirstandthen the inverters. Itisrecommendedto:
Use a cable for RS485 applications with the following characteristics: 1 twisted pair+1conductor or two
twisted pairs,Screen and characteristic Impedance equal to 120 . For further information on the cable to be
usedrefertoAppendix2.
Makesurethesignalscorrespond.
Makesurethatallthreelines(+T/R,-T/RandRTN)areconnectedaccordingtothediagramsonpages8-9.
Make sure that the communication line screen is grounded in one single point (according to the diagrams on
pages8-9).
Make sure that each element in the chain (each inverter or each 55kW module) has a RS485 address that is
differentfromtheothers.Thisaddresscanbesetvia the displayof the inverter.
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The maximum number of units (string inverters or/and 55kW conversion modules) that can be
connected to a RS485 port of the PVI-AEC-EVO is 62.In order to connect a number of units greater
than62 itis necessaryto use thesecond RS485/2 portrespecting thesame wiring diagramused for
themainRS485/1port.
When connecting multiple units (string inverter or/and 55kW conversion modules) it is necessary
towiretheRS485communicationlineaccordingtothedaisy-chaindiagram(enter-exit).
Thelastinverterofthedaisy-chainmustbe'terminated'byactivatingtheterminationresistanceof
the120 communicationlinethroughswitchingthe dip-switch locatedonthemotherboardin the
stringinverters,andinsideeachframeworkofthecentralinverters.
Ω
In case of mixed systems, the presence of both string inverters and central inverters on the same
RS485lineispermitted.Towirethislinefollowallthedirectionsabove.
For further details on the wiring of the RS485 line and/or the activation of the termination
resistances,refertotheusermanualofstringinvertersandtotheusermanualofcentralinverters.
All inverters (except for models PVI-5000/6000) have a clamp that allows giving continuity to the
cablescreenoftheRS485line.
For single-phase inverters this clamp is indicated by the words LNK, for three-phase inverters it is
indicatedbySCLDandforcentralinvertersbyX23.

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AURORA
AURORA
AURORA
+T/R
-T/R
RTN
RS485
120
Ter m .
Resistor
Ω
OFF
ON
+T/R
-T/R
RTN
RS485
120
Ter m .
Resistor
Ω
OFF
ON
+T/R
-T/R
RTN
RS485
120
Ter m .
Resistor
Ω
OFF
ON
-T/R
RTN
+T/R
-T/R
+T/R
RTN
RS485
OFF
ON
RS485
OFF
ON
120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω
-T/R
+T/R
RTN
RTN +T/R -T/R RTN +T/R -T/R
12
3
41234
120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω
ON
120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω
OFF
120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω
ON
Make sure that each
inverter in the chain has a
RS485 address that is
different from the others.
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-T/R
RTN
+T/R
X20 X21 X22 X23 X24 X25 X26 X27
D
A
X20 X21 X22 X23 X24 X25 X26 X27
D
A
RTN +T/R -T/R
X20 X21 X22 X23 X24 X25 X26 X27
D
A
X20 X21 X22 X23 X24 X25 X26 X27
D
A
120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω
ON
120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω
OFF
120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω
OFF
X20 X21 X22 X23 X24 X25 X26 X27
D
A
RTN +T/R -T/R
12
3
41234
120 TERM.
RESISTOR
Ω
ON
Make sure that each
55 kW module in the chain has a RS485 address that is different from the others.

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After carrying out these checks, start up first the monitoring system and then the inverters.The system automatically
carries out a scan of the RS485 bus and automatically detects the available inverters.The presence of the inverters can be
checkeddirectlyfromthedisplay.
1. Enterthemainmenuasadministrator(Seepar.'B').
2. Accessthe'CURRENTVALUES'>'ENERGYINVERTERS'menu(todisplaythestringinverters)and/or'CURRENTVALUES'
> 'ENERGY RACK' (to display the 55kW conversion modules). The number of inverters detected during the scan will
be displayed;the list of the monitored inverters identified by the Serial Number (S/N) can be displayed by scrolling
usingthearrowkeys( ).
G. Configuration of the Analog Inputs
Theconnectionoftheanaloguesensorsmustbecarriedoutrespectingthepin-outsoftheJ3connector.
Thesystemhastwo0-10VdcinputsandaPT100/1000input.
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
DIGIT
SET PIN TO 0010
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>ENERGY INVERTERS
ENERGY RACK
menu pin
0***
30 INVERTERS
>INVERTER SN 123456
>CURRENT VALUE
SETTINGS
ENTER ENTER
ENTER
ENTER CHANGE
INVERTER
>ENERGY RACK
ENERGY PLANT
RACK N. 1
>RACK SN 123456
ENTER CHANGE
RACK
The time necessary for the PVI-AEC-EVO to scan and acquire the inverters depends on the number of
inverterspresentonthesameline(sometimesseveralminutes).
Toeach analogue input (both0-10Vdc andPT100/1000types)itispossibletoconnect only one analog
sensor. Itisthereforenotpossibletoconnectmultiplesensorsonthesameanaloginput.
With respect to the connection of the PT100/1000 sensors,the system is able to carry out the sensor reading through the
connectionofthree-wires:
Asensorpowersupplylinewhichisalsousedasasenseline(PT_ALIM);
A(return)readingline(PT_SENSE);
Apowersupplyclosingline(PT_RTN).
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The measurement is carried out between the PT_ALIM (which as mentioned earlier also carries out the sense function)
andthePT_SENSEthereforetheelementtobemeasuredmustbewiredbetweenthesetwosignals.
The PT100/PT1000 sensor is automatically recognised by the system and is therefore acquired without the need for
furthersettings.
Regarding the connection of the sensors with output range 0...10Vdc,these must be powered and the power supply can
be taken directly from the system power supply; the grounding of the power supply and the grounding of the signal
readingisthesame.
For the sensor connection,beside the power supply,it is necessary to connect the signal proportionally to the quantity
measuredatoneofthetwoanaloginputsavailable(Aln1/Aln2).
Thegroundingofthesignaltobemeasured(ifdifferentfromthegroundingofthepowersupply–withinthe Power-One
sensorrangeonlyinthewindspeedsensorPVI-AEC-WIND-COMPACT)mustbeconnectedtotheAln_RTNclamp.
After carrying out the connections it is necessary to configure the sensor in the system so that the correct quantity is
acquired:
1. Enterthemainmenuasadministrator(Seepar.'B').
2. Accessthemenu'SETTINGS'>'IOSETTINGS'.
3. Select the ANALOG INPUT1 item and then select the sensor model connected to the AIn1 input of the system (the
selectedmodelwillbeidentifiedwithanasterisk(*)).
4. Select the ANALOG INPUT2 item and then select the sensor model connected to the AIn2 input of the system (the
selectedmodelwillbeidentifiedwithanasterisk(*)).
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>io settings
UPGRADE FIRMWARE
menu pin
0***
>ANALOG INPUT1
ANALOG INPUT2
>settings
change password
ENTER ENTER
ENTER ENTER
ENTER ENTER
>ANALOG INPUT1
T1000-INTEGR *
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
DIGIT
SET PIN TO 0010
CHANGE
SENSORS
>ANALOG INPUT2
PULSE IN1 ENTER ENTER
>ANALOG INPUT2
RAD-13TC * CHANGE
SENSORS
Incaseof connecting PT100/1000 sensorswithonlytwoterminals,connectaterminaltothePT_SENSE
clampandaterminaltothePT_RTNclamp,thenmakeajumperbetweenPT_ALIMandPT_SENSE.

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To readthe measurementsof the sensors andtochecktheir accuracy followthe instructionsbelow:
1. Enterthemainmenu as administrator(Seepar.'B').
2. Access the menu 'CURRENT VALUES' > 'ANALOG VALUE'. The quantity value will be displayed for each of the
analoginputs.
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>ANALOG VALUE
DIGITAL VALUE
menu pin
0***
>T1000-INTEGR AN1
20.0 DEGC
>CURRENT VALUE
SETTINGS
ENTER ENTER
ENTER ENTER
CHANGE
INPUT
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
DIGIT
SET PIN TO 0010
FortheconnectionofsensorsmentionedaboverefertodiagramsinAppendix1.
MODEL TYPE DISPLAY IDENTIFICATION CODE
PVI-AEC-IRR Radiation Sensor (W/m --> V)
2IRR
PVI-AEC-IRR-T Radiation Sensor
/°C
with integrated cell
Temperature Sensor (W/m -->V)
2
IRR-T_Irr / IRR-T_Temp
PVI-AEC-RAD-13TC Radiation Sensor (W/m --> V)
2RAD-13TC
PVI-AEC-RAD-13TC-T RAD-13-TC-T_Irr /
RAD-13-TC-T_Temp
PVI-AEC-CONV-T100 PT100 Sensor connected to PT100/0...10Vdc
Converter ( --> V)°C
T100-ADH-CONV /
T100-BOX-CONV
PVI-AEC-T1000-INTEGR Ambient Temperature Sensor connected
to PT100/0...10Vdc Converter (°C -->V)
T1000-INTEGR
PVI-AEC-T100-ADH Adhesive module temperature sensor
(back cell) PT100
T100-ADH
PVI-AEC-T100-BOX Ambient Temperature Sensor PT100 T100-BOX
PVI-AEC-T1000-BOX Ambient Temperature Sensor PT1000 T1000-BOX
PVI-AEC-WIND-COMPACT Wind Speed Sensor (m/s --> V) WIND-COMPACT
PVI-AEC-WIND-DIR Wind Direction Sensor (° --> V) WIND-DIR
Radiation Sensor
/°C
with integrated cell
Temperature Sensor (W/m -->V)
2
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H. System Configuration for connection to the LAN
Network (Ethernet Port)
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>datalogger
io settings
>IP method
manual
menu pin
0***
>NETWORK
SET DATA
>settings
change password
>IP method
ip setting
ENTER ENTER
ENTER ENTER
ENTER
ENTER ENTER
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
DIGIT
SET PIN TO 0010
>IP SETTING
10.200. 4. 51
>IP SETTING
SUBNET MASK ENTER ENTER
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
DIGIT
>subnet mask
255.255. 0. 0
>SUBNET MASK
ip gateway ENTER ENTER
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
DIGIT
>IP gateway
10.200. 1. 1
>IP gateway
ip method ENTER ENTER
CHANGE VALUE NEXT
DIGIT
CHANGE
METHOD
1.
2.
3. Access the menu “SETTINGS” > “NETWORK”.
4. At the end of the setting operations, return to the main screen, then switch off and switch on the system to
makethesettingstakeeffect.
Poweronthe system and wait for the startupphase to complete(ref.par.D).
Enterthemainmenu as administrator(Seepar.'B').
The parameters for connection to the LAN network (IP address,
Subnet mask,Gateway) may be modified using the items of the "Network" menu.This allows to configure the
system for connection to the network (by means of an Ethernet patch cable) and/or for direct connection to a
PC/laptop(bymeansofanEthernetcrosscable).

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6. To accessthe webserverpagesitis necessarytoinsert a username andapassword:
*
5. Whenstarting upagain the system the webserver pageswill beaccessible through Ethernet connection (direct
connection with a PC/Laptop or through a LAN network) using the IP address set. To access the system
webserver pages,after having connected the system to a LAN network (Ethernet patch cable) or directly to a
PC/Laptop (Ethernet cross cable), open an internet browser (e.g..Internet Explorer) and type into the address
barthefollowingaddress:
http://<system IP address>
7. Access the configuration page (CONFIG) of the system (PLANT) and insert the installation GPS coordinates
accordingtoone ofthefollowingformats:
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To make the system fully functioning it is essential that the same system is constantly connected
to the internet so that it is able to communicate with the Power-One server. This is essential to
graphically shows the data on web pages as well as for sending alarm and/or report messages.It is
essential that the LAN network in which the PVI-AEC-EVO is wired is such that it allows the
connectiontotheIPaddress151.22.100.44tobereachedthroughport 80,sothatthePVI-AEC-EVO
isabletocommunicatewiththeportalmanagementserver.
8. Access the configuration page (CONFIG) of the network (NETWORK) and check that in section 'DATATRANSFER',
underitem'IPAddressPortal' thereis the IPaddress .151.22.100.44
If the setting 'IP Portal Address' does not correspond to 151.22.100.44, change it by entering the
above-mentioned address and press 'Confirm' to activate it.After this operation,reset the system
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http://151.22.100.44/aurora
Theformmustbesent establishingtheconnectiontotheInternetofthePVI-AEC-EVO.
Thenewaccountthatwillbecreatedshallhaveadministratorprivilegesonthesystemassociatedwithit.
ONLYAFTER
If you would like to request the activation of a portal linked to a number of data loggers installed in
varioussystems,youarerequestedtofillinaformforeachsystem.
With the administrator account you can modify the portal settings and create further accounts with
usercredentials.
Withtheuseraccountyoucanonlydisplaythesystemdata.
Toaccesstheportalyouneedtoconnecttothewebsite:
andtousethecredentialsindicatedinthetableabove.
()for the display of the contact
()to access the portal
()to access the portal – at least 8 characters
(
)
to send alarm and/or report messages according
to the customized configuration set by the user
(
)
for the creation of the system linked to the
PVI-AEC-EVO(s)
(
)
requested for setting the GPS coordinates –
enter also the latitude and longitude of the
system, if available
(Indicated on the label of the PVI-AEC-EVO)
I. Request Form for a New System on Web Portal
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L. Firmware update viaWeb Portal
Thefirmwareofthe PVI-AEC-EVOcanbeupdatedviatheWeb Portal.
Each time a new firmware version is available,a warning will appear on theWeb Portal pages indicating that a new
firmwareis available.Moreover,usersassociatedwiththesystemwillreceivean e-mailnotification.
To upgrade the firmwareitisnecessary toclickonthe link in thealertor on thelinkin the e-mail notification.
This will open a page where authorization is requested in order to proceed with the firmware update,and where the
locationofmemory(FAT) wheretoinstallthenewfirmwarewillberequested.
Themaximumnumberoffirmwareversionsthatthememory cankeepis 4 (FAT0,FAT1,FAT2,FAT3).
It is advisable to install the new version of the firmware into an empty memory location,or in the memory location
containingtheoldestversionofthe firmware.
Afterselecting the desired memory location,click on 'Confirm'toproceedwiththe installation.

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M. Firmware updating procedure via SD Card
The firmware update via SD card should be carried out only if it is not possible to update the firmware
viatheWebPortal.
1. Accessthedisplaybyenteringtheuserpassword0000.
2. Checkandnotethecurrentfirmwareversionsinstalled:
Information > Product > FirmwareAVR
3. TurnoffthePVI-AEC-EVOandwaitatleastoneminute.
4. DisconnectallavailableconnectionsfromthePVI-AEC-EVO(RS458line(s),LANconnection,sensors).
5. RemovetheSDCardfromtheslotonthePVI-AEC-EVOfrontpanelbypressingtheSDCardgently.
6. InserttheSDCardintotheSDCardreaderorintototheSDCardreaderslotofthePC.
7. Deletethefoldersupgrade,web,langandconfigfromtheSDCard.
8. Copythenewfoldersupgrade,web,langandconfigintotherootoftheSDCard.
9. RemovetheSDCardfromtheSDCardreaderorfromtheSDCardreaderslot.
10. InserttheSDCardintotheslotonthePVI-AEC-EVOfrontpanelbypressingtheSDCardgentlytolockitintoplace.
11. Turn on the PVI-AEC-EVO and wait about one minute.(N.B.: Power failure during update may cause serious damage
tothedevice).
12. Accessthedisplaybyenteringtheadministratorpassword0010.
13. Access the menu .If the procedure was carried out correctly,the
systemwilltoconfirmthecommandbydisplayingthemessage“ ”.
14. PressENTERtoupdatethefirmware.
15. Wait until the update (during the update the message “ ” is displayed) and the reboot are
completed(duringrebootthemessage“ ”isdisplayed).Therebootiscompletedwhendateand
timearedisplayed.
16. Accessthedisplaybyenteringtheadministratorpassword0010.
17. Access the menu The system will ask to confirm the command by displaying the
message“ ”.
18. PressENTERtoupdatethePVI-AEC-EVOconfiguration.
19. During the update the message “ ” will be displayed. Wait until the configuration update is
completed. Attheendoftheupdatethemenu willbedisplayed.
20. Switchoffthesystem,restoreallconnections(RS485line(s),LANconnection,sensors),thenswitchonthesystem.
Information > Product > FirmwareDisplay
Information > Product > FirmwareIO
Settings > Upgrade Firmware > Upgrade AVR
Are you sure?
Waiting for Load
Waiting for Reboot
Settings > Upgrade Config.
Are you sure?
Waiting for Load
Settings > Upgrade Config
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INDICE
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