Solare Datensysteme Solar-Log User manual

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Solar-Log™ Manual
Solar-Log Base
EN

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Publisher:
Solare Datensysteme GmbH
Fuhrmannstr. 9
72351 Geislingen-Binsdorf
Germany
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������9
2 Safety information �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������10
2.1 Hazard Classes ................................................................................................................................................. 10
3 Electric current �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������11
4 Package Contents and Installation ����������������������������������������������������������������12
5 Solar-Log Base Connections����������������������������������������������������������������������������13
5.1 Top Connections Solar-Log Base.................................................................................................................... 13
5.2 Solar-Log Base LEDs ........................................................................................................................................ 14
5.3 Bottom Connections Solar-Log Base ............................................................................................................. 15
6 Connector Assignments and Wiring ��������������������������������������������������������������16
6.1 Notes on wiring the connections ................................................................................................................... 16
6.2 General PIN Assignment ................................................................................................................................. 17
7 MOD I/O�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������18
7.1 Connecting the Solar-Log Base to the MOD I/O........................................................................................... 18
7.2 PIN assignments MOD I/O general ................................................................................................................ 19
7.3 LEDs MOD I/O................................................................................................................................................... 19
8 Connecting the inverters���������������������������������������������������������������������������������21
8.1 SwitchotheinvertersandtheSolar-LogBase. ......................................................................................... 22
9 Connecting accessories �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������23
9.1 Sensor Box Basic and Professional................................................................................................................ 23
9.2 Sensor Box Professional Plus ......................................................................................................................... 25

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9.3 Large External Displays ................................................................................................................................... 28
9.4 External Power Meter...................................................................................................................................... 29
9.4.1 External power meters/accumulating meters...............................................................................................30
9.5 Wiring for RS485 meter ................................................................................................................................... 30
9.6 Installation Utility Meter / Janitza UMG 104 / UMG 604 (only Solar-Log Base 2000) ............................... 32
9.6.1 Connecting the Utility Meter to the power grid ............................................................................................33
9.7 Solar-Log™ Smart Relay Box........................................................................................................................... 36
9.8 WeMo Insight Switch ....................................................................................................................................... 38
9.9 Allnet Network Power Socket ......................................................................................................................... 39
9.9.1 Connecting the Allnet network power socket to the Solar-Log Base ........................................................40
10 Other connections �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������41
10.1 USB .................................................................................................................................................................... 41
11 Installation ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������42
11.1 Connect the Solar-Log Base to a network / PC............................................................................................. 42
11.2 Initial set up of the Solar-Log Base ................................................................................................................ 42
11.3 Solar-Log™ replacement ................................................................................................................................. 43
11.4 Component replacement................................................................................................................................ 44
11.5 Adding new components ................................................................................................................................ 44
12 Go to the Main Menu���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������45
12.1 Operating the Main Menu of the Solar-Log Base......................................................................................... 48
12.1.1 Control elements...............................................................................................................................................49
12.2 Explanations of the names in the main menu. ............................................................................................ 50
12.2.1 Header bar.........................................................................................................................................................50
12.2.2Left-sidenavigationmenu ...............................................................................................................................50
12.2.3CongurationPage ...........................................................................................................................................50
12.2.4 Login Section Menu ..........................................................................................................................................51
12.2.5 Hide arrow .........................................................................................................................................................53
12.2.6 New Firmware ...................................................................................................................................................53
12.2.7 Installation Mode ..............................................................................................................................................55
12.3 SettingupoftheSolar-Log™withthecongurationassistant ................................................................. 57
12.3.1ManualCongurationoftheSolar-LogBase................................................................................................64
13 Main menu ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������65
13.1 Virtual LCD Display (VLC Display) ................................................................................................................... 65
13.2 MeaningofthesymbolsonthevirtualLCDdisplay(VLCDDisplay).......................................................... 66
13.3 Fault messages................................................................................................................................................. 67
13.4 Normal operation ............................................................................................................................................ 67
13.5 Conguration.................................................................................................................................................... 68
13.5.1 Network..............................................................................................................................................................68
13.5.1.1Ethernet ...........................................................................................................................................................69

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13.5.1.2 Interface ETH 1 ..............................................................................................................................................69
13.5.1.3 Interface ETH 2...............................................................................................................................................71
13.5.2 Proxy................................................................................................................................................................72
13.6 Internet........................................................................................................................................................... 73
13.6.1 Portal ...............................................................................................................................................................73
13.6.2 Export (only with license) ..............................................................................................................................75
13.7 Conguringconnecteddevices ................................................................................................................... 76
13.7.1Devicedenition ............................................................................................................................................77
13.7.2DeviceDetection ............................................................................................................................................79
13.7.3Conguringdevices .......................................................................................................................................80
13.7.4 Generation Information on PAC Correction Factor ...................................................................................81
13.7.5Conguringpowermeters............................................................................................................................82
13.7.6Conguringsensors.......................................................................................................................................83
13.7.7Congurethebattery ....................................................................................................................................83
13.7.8ConguringEGOSmartHeaters ..................................................................................................................84
13.7.9ConguringIDMHeatPumps.......................................................................................................................85
13.7.10 ConguringtheKebaPowerChargingStations.........................................................................................86
13.7.11 Module Fields, Power Output and Descriptions ........................................................................................87
13.8 ConguringPlantData ................................................................................................................................. 89
13.8.1 General............................................................................................................................................................89
13.8.2 Plant groups....................................................................................................................................................89
13.8.3 Graphic ............................................................................................................................................................90
13.8.4DeningthePVplant'sforecastdata ..........................................................................................................90
13.9 Smart Energy ................................................................................................................................................. 92
13.9.1DeningSmartEnergySwitching.................................................................................................................92
13.9.2ConguringtheSwitches ..............................................................................................................................93
13.9.3 Smart Energy Switching Groups...................................................................................................................94
13.9.4Conguringswitchinggroups.......................................................................................................................98
13.9.5ControlLogicsDenition-OperatingModeAppliances ...........................................................................98
13.9.6ControlLogicsDenition-OperatingModeGenerator......................................................................... 104
13.9.7 Smart Energy Surplus Management......................................................................................................... 106
13.10 Feed-In Management ................................................................................................................................ 108
13.10.1 Plant parameters ........................................................................................................................................ 108
13.11 Activepower ............................................................................................................................................... 110
13.11.1 Activepowerdeactivated............................................................................................................................ 112
13.11.2 RemotecontrolledActivePowerRestriction(onlywithadditionalModI/Omodule) ........................ 112
13.11.3 Remotecontrolledreactivepowerrestrictionwiththecalculationofself-consumption(onlywith
additional Mod I/O module)....................................................................................................................... 115
13.11.4 70%xedreduction.................................................................................................................................... 115
13.11.5 70% Fixed reduction with the calculation of self-consumption............................................................ 116
13.11.6 Adjustable reduction.................................................................................................................................. 117
13.11.7 Adjustable Reduction with the Calculation of Self-Consumption......................................................... 117
13.11.8 Fixed reduction in watts............................................................................................................................. 118
13.11.9 Fixed reduction in watts with the calculation of self-consumption...................................................... 118
13.11.10Percentage of consumption for an adjustable reduction...................................................................... 118
13.12 ReactivePower ........................................................................................................................................... 119
13.12.1 Reactivepowerdeactivated ....................................................................................................................... 120
13.12.2 Fixedvaluecos(Phi)shiftfactor ................................................................................................................ 120
13.12.3 FixedreactivepowerinVar ........................................................................................................................ 120
13.12.4 Variablecos(Phi)shiftfactorovercharacteristiccurveP/Pn................................................................. 121
13.12.5 Variable shift factor cos(Phi) (U)................................................................................................................. 122

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13.12.6 VariablereactivepowerviathecharacteristiccurveQ(U)........................................................................123
13.12.7 Remotecontrolledvariableshiftfactorcos(Phi)(onlywithadditionalModI/Omodule) .....................125
13.12.8 Linking-Master/Slave(Solar-LogBase2000) .............................................................................................128
13.12.9 Prole ...............................................................................................................................................................129
13.13 ModbusTCP PM.............................................................................................................................................. 130
13.14 Direct Marketing ............................................................................................................................................ 130
13.15 Data ................................................................................................................................................................. 131
13.15.1 Initial yield........................................................................................................................................................132
13.15.2 Data correction ...............................................................................................................................................133
13.15.3 System backup................................................................................................................................................133
13.15.4 Backup .............................................................................................................................................................135
13.15.5 Reset.................................................................................................................................................................137
13.16 SystemConguration.................................................................................................................................... 138
13.16.1 Access control .................................................................................................................................................138
13.16.2 HTTPS ...............................................................................................................................................................139
13.16.3 Language/Country/Time................................................................................................................................140
13.16.4 Licenses............................................................................................................................................................141
13.16.5 Firmware..........................................................................................................................................................143
14 Diagnostics Menu������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������145
14.1 InverterDiagnostic ........................................................................................................................................ 145
14.1.1 Inverterdetails................................................................................................................................................146
14.1.2 Tracker comparison .......................................................................................................................................147
14.1.3 Moduleeldcomparison...............................................................................................................................148
14.2 Battery Diagnostic ......................................................................................................................................... 149
14.2.1 Current Measurement Values.......................................................................................................................149
14.2.2 Charging History 1-Day ..................................................................................................................................150
14.2.3 Charging History 7-Days ................................................................................................................................151
14.2.4 Balances...........................................................................................................................................................152
14.3 AccessingEventlogs...................................................................................................................................... 153
14.4 Accessing Feed-In Management .................................................................................................................. 154
14.4.1 Explanation of the Values in the Power Reduction Section.......................................................................155
14.4.2 Explanation of the Symbols in the Feed-in power (% DC) column: ..........................................................157
14.4.3 ExplanationoftheValuesintheReactivePowerReductionSection.......................................................158
14.4.4 Feed-balance section......................................................................................................................................160
14.4.5 PM History section..........................................................................................................................................161
14.5 Accessing components ................................................................................................................................. 162
14.5.1 RS485 Bus Analysis.........................................................................................................................................162
14.5.2 Expansion module - MOD I/O .......................................................................................................................164
14.5.3 SOMeter(onlyvisiblewhenconnected) .....................................................................................................165
14.5.4 WirelessPackage(onlyvisiblewhenactivated) ..........................................................................................166
14.6 AccessSCMMonitor(onlyvisiblewhenSCBinstallationmode/licenseactive)................................... 167
14.7 Smart Energy.................................................................................................................................................. 168
14.7.1 Explanations of the terms .............................................................................................................................168
14.7.2 History Section................................................................................................................................................170
14.7.3 Simulation Section..........................................................................................................................................172
14.8 Accessing Support ......................................................................................................................................... 174

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15 Yield Data Menu ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������175
15.1 Currentvalues ............................................................................................................................................... 175
15.1.1Energyow ..................................................................................................................................................... 177
15.1.2 Table ................................................................................................................................................................ 178
15.2 Production ..................................................................................................................................................... 179
15.2.1Dayview .......................................................................................................................................................... 180
15.2.2Monthview ..................................................................................................................................................... 182
15.2.3Yearview ......................................................................................................................................................... 184
15.2.4Totalview ........................................................................................................................................................ 185
15.3 Consumption (only when consumption meters are connected) ............................................................ 186
15.4 Balances ......................................................................................................................................................... 192
15.4.1 Day balance .................................................................................................................................................... 194
15.4.2 Month balance ............................................................................................................................................... 195
15.4.3 Year balance ................................................................................................................................................... 196
15.4.4 Total balance .................................................................................................................................................. 197
15.5 Sensor (only when connected) .................................................................................................................... 198
16 DisplayDenition�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������199
16.1 Generation Display Controls ....................................................................................................................... 199
16.2 Values ............................................................................................................................................................. 200
16.3 Status.............................................................................................................................................................. 201
16.4 Conguration................................................................................................................................................. 202
16.5 Installation ..................................................................................................................................................... 203
16.6 QRCode ......................................................................................................................................................... 204
16.7 Solar-Log Base LEDs ..................................................................................................................................... 205
17 Faults ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������206
17.1 Error messages.............................................................................................................................................. 206
17.1.1 Fault messages time ...................................................................................................................................... 206
17.1.2 Fault messages Internet................................................................................................................................ 206
17.1.3 Portal Transfer Fault messages.................................................................................................................... 207
18 Cleaning and care�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������208
18.1 Cleaning tips .................................................................................................................................................. 208
18.2 Care tips ......................................................................................................................................................... 208
19 Disposal ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������209
20 Appendix ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������210
20.1 Internet ports ................................................................................................................................................ 210
20.2 Connectionexamplesforripplecontrolreceivers.................................................................................... 210

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20.2.1 Variation with 4 relays (ENBW >100kWp)................................................................................................... 212
20.2.2 Variation with two relays.............................................................................................................................. 214
20.2.3 Variation with three relays........................................................................................................................... 216
20.2.4 Variation with 5 relays (including emergency stop).................................................................................. 218
20.3 Digital Interfaces........................................................................................................................................... 220
20.3.1 Modbus TCP ................................................................................................................................................... 220
20.3.2 Open JSON Interfaces.................................................................................................................................... 222
21 Dimensions ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������224
22 List of Figures��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������225

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Introduction
1 Introduction
This manual is intended for use by solar energy technicians and professional electricians, as well as Solar-Log Base
users. The installation and commissioning of components may only to be performed by properly trained special-
ists. Refer to Chapter 4 "Safety information" for more information.
ThewiringfortheadditionaldevicesisdescribedindetailintheComponent Installation Manual.
TheSolar-Log™mustonlybeusedbypersonswhohavefullyreadandunderstoodthemanualbeforeinstalling,
operatingand/orservicingthedevice.
Our product documentation is being constantly updated and expanded.
Thecurrentversionsofthedocumentscanbedownloadedfromourwebsite:
https://www.solar-log.com/en/support/downloads.
Thedescriptionsinthismanualrefertofirmwareversion5.1.0

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Safety information
2 Safety information
Inordertoprotectpeople,thedeviceitself,andotherequipment,pleasepayattentiontothefollowingbefore
handling the product:
• the content of this manual,
• the safety information,
• the warning signs and type plates attached to the product.
Note:
Alltheactionsdescribedinthismanualforwiringandworkingontheindividualcomponentsmustbecarriedout
only by specially trained electricians. All repairs should only be carried out by similarly trained personnel, or by the
manufacturersthemselves.
Solare-Datensysteme GmbH is not liable for any personal injuries, property damages and system malfunctions
andtheirconsequenceswhichresultfromnotadheringtotheproductdocumentation.
2�1 Hazard Classes
The safety instructions in this document are represented with standard signs and symbols. Two classes of risk are
identified,dependingontheirprobabilityofoccurrenceandtheseriousnessoftheirconsequences.
Danger
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation to life
Non-compliancewiththiswarningcanleadtosevereandirreversibleinjuriesordeath
Caution
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation to people, or a risk of material damage
Non-compliancewiththiswarningcanleadtoirreversibleinjuriesortomaterialdamage.

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Electric current
3 Electric current
Danger Riskofdeathbyelectricshockifinvertersareopened.
Neveropentheinverterhousingwhentheinverterisconnectedtopower.
RefertoSwitchinginvertersoff.
Alwaysreadtheinstallationandsafetyinstructionsgiveninthemanualforthecorresponding
inverter.
Danger
Danger of death if there is condensation in the power supply unit when started!
Condensationcanoccurifthepowersupplyunitismoveddirectlyfromacoldenvironmentto
awarmenvironment.
Waituntilthetemperatureshaveequalizedbeforedoingthis.
Caution
Damagetotheelectricalcomponentsininvertersandoninterfacecardsduetoelectrostatic
discharge.
Avoidcontactwithcomponentconnectionsandplugcontacts.
Beforepickingupthecomponent,groundyourselfbyholdingtheprotectiveconductor(PE)or
theunpaintedpartoftheinverterhousing.
Caution
Damage to the electrical components of the Solar-Log™ due to the wiring of the Solar-Log™!
Disconnect the Solar-Log™ from the power supply.
Caution
Risk of electric shock.
Do not use the unit if the housing of the external power supply unit is damaged. A damaged
powersupplyunitmustbereplacedbyoneofthesametypeinordertoavoiddanger.
Caution
The Solar-Log™ may only be used indoors or enclosed spaces.
ThedevicehastheprotectionclassIP20.

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Package Contents and Installation
4 Package Contents and Installation
Check the package contents before proceeding to assembly and installation.
Report any damage or missing parts to the forwarding agent and dealer immediately.
ThedeviceisproducedaccordingtoprotectionclassIP20andisintendedonlyforinstallationininteriorareasthat
are dry and dust-free.
It can mounted on the wall (see illustration below) or on a top-hat rail (refer to the Solar-Log™ dimensions in chap-
ter 23). Power can come from a DIN rail power supply or a 24V power supply with an adapter.
Note
Please note that a power supply is not included in the package contents.
Note
We recommend using the Solar-Log™ power supply (Art.N.: 256226).
Wall mounting
Forwallmounting,extendthesnap-fittabsonthebottomofthedeviceandattachittothewallwithsuitable
accessories.
Fig.:Solar-LogBasewithoutextendedsnap-ttabsFig.:Solar-LogBasewithextendedsnap-ttabs

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Solar-Log Base Connections
5 Solar-Log Base Connections
5�1 Top Connections Solar-Log Base
Fig.:Solar-LogBaseconnections-2xRS485(AandB)or1xRS422-coloredPINconnectiononthedevice
Solar-Log Base Top connections
2 x RS485 or 1 x RS422 Connection for accessories according to the Component Connection Manual.
1 x S0 Connection for S0 meter
1 x Power: 24 V/1A DC Connection pins for the power supply
Technical Data
Nominalvoltage 24 VDC +-5%
Maximum cable cross-section ►0.14 to 1.0 mm² with ferrules. (Ferrules should be used with stranded wire.)
►0.2 to 1.5 mm² with stranded wire
►0.2 to 1.5 mm² with solid wire
Power consumption < 0.5W
Note
The software automatically switches between the RS485 and the RS422 interface assignment.

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Solar-Log Base Connections
Color Legend
Color Meaning
Red Power supply
Yellow 24 V
Blue Ground
Olivegreen Functional ground
Gray Output or In-/output
White Input
5�2 Solar-Log Base LEDs
Fig.: Display with LEDs
Depending on the operating state, the LEDs can be lit up continuously in different colors.
Normal operation
Solar-Log Base - LEDs (from top to bottom)
Name Color Meaning
Power (top) is green Powersupplyavailable
Internet (middle) is red No Internet connection.
►Check the network cables.
Internet (middle) is orange DNS failure.
Internet (middle) is green Internetconnectionavailable
Components (bottom) is red Connection lost to at least one component.
Components (bottom) is green Normal operation. Connection established to the compo-
nents. (The LED is also green when there is no solar irradia-
tion,e.g.nightshut-o)

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Solar-Log Base Connections
5�3 Bottom Connections Solar-Log Base
Fig.: Bottom Connections Solar-Log Base
Top of the Solar-Log Base
2 x USB USB connection. Suitable for USB sticks.
Not suitable for a connection to a PC / laptop.
2 x Network Ethernet network interface, 10/100 Mbit
1x Internal
1x External
Note
The USB connection can only be used for USB sticks and not for a direct PC or laptop connection.
Note
For further details see chapter “12.5.1.2 Interface ETH 1” on page 69 and/or “12.5.1.3 Interface ETH 2”
on page 71.

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Connector Assignments and Wiring
6 Connector Assignments and Wiring
Thefollowingconnectioncablesarerequiredasneeded:
• To connect a router, you need a network cable with the appropriate length.
• IfyouwanttoconnecttheSolar-Log™directlytoyourPCorlaptop,youneedtouseacrossovercable.
• CabletoconnecttheSolar-Log™toaninverter.
• SetsofprefabricatedcablesforparticularinvertersareavailablefromourSolar-Log™-Shop. The length of
these cable sets is 3 m.
• IfyouwanttoconnectseveralinverterstoSolar-Log™,youneedsuitablecablesandconnectorstoconnect
theinverterstoeachother.
• When wiring with CAT cables, the twisted pair of wires should be used.
6�1 Notes on wiring the connections
Thewiringoftheinvertersandaccessoriesneedstobecarriedoutwiththegreatestcareandattention.Themost
frequentsourceoferrorswheninstallingtheSolar-Log™isfaultywiring.
We therefore strongly recommend:
• Wiringwithhighqualitycables.
For example: LIYCY >=0.14mm2or Cat 6/7 SSTP.
• Refertothemanufacturer'sspecificationsinregardtoUVresistanceandmountingtypewhenwiringinout-
side areas.
• A larger cable diameter is recommended for longer distances.
• Use ferrules with flexible wires
• Twist the corresponding wire pairs.
• Twist the shielding.
• Wire from PIN 1 to PIN x.
• Wire from light to dark.
Note
AllSolar-LogBasedevicesareterminatedexworks.AninstallationoftheSolar-Logbasedevic-
es can therefore only take place at the beginning or end of a bus.

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Connector Assignments and Wiring
6�2 General PIN Assignment
Pin assignment Power S0IN RS485 A/B RS422
PIN Assignment - - -
1 (red) Vin (24 VDC) - - -
2 (blue) Ground - - -
3 (lime green) Functional earth - - -
4 (grey) - S0IN+ - -
5 (grey) - S0 IN- - -
6 (white) - - Data+ T/RX+
7 (yellow) - - 24V 24V
8(olivegreen) - - GND GND
9 (brown) - - Data- T/RX-
10 (white) - - Data+ R/TX+
11 (yellow) - - 24V -
12(olivegreen) - - GND -
13 (brown) - - Data- R/TX-
Note
IfinvertersthatusetheRS422connectionareconnectedtothisinterface(e.g.Fronius,AEG,
Riello), then it is not possible to connect accessories such as sensors or meters to this bus.
Note
The software automatically switches between the RS485 and the RS422 interface assignment.

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MOD I/O
7 MOD I/O
7�1 Connecting the Solar-Log Base to the MOD I/O
Use the accompanying bus connector to connect the Solar-Log Base and the MOD I/O. (Refer to the illustrations
below)
Fig.: Solar-Log Base and MOD I/O without a bus connector Fig.: Solar-Log Base and MOD I/O with a bus connector
Fig.: Solar-Log Base and MOD I/O with a bus connector joined together.
Important!
Disconnect the power from the Solar-Log Base before installing the MOD I/O module!
Note
Only one MOD I/O can be connected to the Solar-Log Base.

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MOD I/O
7�2 PIN assignments MOD I/O general
PM+
Pin Assignment Description
1 +5V Controlvoltageforactivepowercontrol.
2 D_IN_1 Control input 1
3 D_IN_2 Control input 2
4 D_IN_3 Control input 3
5 D_IN_4 Control input 4
6 +5V Controlvoltageforreactivepowerreduction.
Note
The MOD I/O module will be automatically detected after the Solar-Log Base has been restart-
ed.WiththefirstfirmwareversionoftheMODI/O,theconnectiontoaripplecontrolreceiver
can be configured.
RefertoChapter13.11.2“Remotecontrolledactivepowerreduction(onlywithMODI/O”start-
ing on page 110.
Note
In the case of wall installation, be sure to use a piece of rail to stabilize the bus connec-
tors. In this regard, it should be ensured that a TH 35 / 7.5 or TH 35 / 15 rail in accordan-
ce with IEC/EN 60715 is used.
7�3 LEDs MOD I/O
The color of the LEDs and whether they are blinking or not indicates the operation status (refer to the table below).
Fig.: Display of the MOD I/O with LEDs

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MOD I/O
Table LEDs - MOD I/O
MOD I/O - LEDs (from top to bottom)
Name Color Meaning
Power (top) green TheMODI/Oisreceivingpower.
Communication (middle) blinking / lights up green Communication with the MOD I/O has been established.
Operating status (bottom) red The MOD I/O is starting.
Operating status (bottom) orange Armwareisbeingupdated.
Operating status (bottom) green The MOD I/O is ready for operation.
Important:
Data is only read in the operational mode.