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Product Overview
ShineVision, which consists of a power monitor and a number of transmitters, can
achieve 1 to 6 monitoring modes. The transmitters transmit the power data collected
from a photovoltaic inverter to the monitor and display the data onto the monitor
screen, as along as data of generated energy, the gross generated energy and the
generation income obtained from the above-mentioned data through some simple
calculations. We can also see 3-phase AC voltage, two-way PV voltage, indoor
temperature, date and time, as well as CO2 emissions.
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Basic Operations and Display of Functions
2.1 Check of software version and clear
Insert power supply (or batteries) after pressing “up” and “down” keys concurrently,
LCD will display 3 seconds in full screen as shown in Figure 2. The red LED light
flashes quickly twice 3 seconds later (0.5 second per time), then release the “up” and
“down” keys, LED light will be on for a long time, LCD will show the version No. of
the software as shown in Figure 3. LED light will turn off 3 seconds later, and LCD
resets to the default interface as shown in Figure 4. The relevant information has
been cleared.
Note:
Factory default date: 01/01/2011 (dd/mm/yy), default time: 00:00.
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Notes :
Power up the monitor via the power adapter, which is delivered in the
package box. But for convenience, sometimes it’s available to use batteries.
Figure 1 Power Monitor and Transmitter
Overview
2.2 Code-matching operation
Before code-matching operation please connect the transmitters firmly to inverters
via the RS232 port (figure5). Detailed information refers to the next paragraph.
Figure 5 Connect the transmitter to inverter