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MODULAR SUNWAY TG
TE OD
INSTALLATION GUIDE
108/
139
Rev. 03
– 01/06//2018
WARNING
When an alarm message appears, identify the cause responsible for the alarm before
restarting the inverter.
11.4.
Malfunction of communication ports
11.4.1. Serial communication problems
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Check that all the programming parameters are correct.
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For malfunctions in serial communication affecting the COM1 port (present when the String Monitoring
option is available) consult the self-diagnosis indicator LEDs on the RS485 galvanic isolation board
(ES914).
The RS485 galvanic isolation board is equipped with a total of five LEDs, three LEDs for signalling the
presence of various power supply voltages for the board itself and two LEDs for indicating fault conditions
concerning the RS485 signals. The FAULT indication can only be considered valid if the line has been
correctly terminated, i.e. DIP-switches SW1 and SW2 are both in the ON position.
LED
Colour
Function
L1
Green
Supply voltage [5 V] detected for inverter side RS485 circuits
L2
Green
Inverter supply voltage [9 V] detected
L3
Green
Supply voltage [5 V] detected for Master side RS485 circuits
L5
Red
Inverter side RS-485 signal faults
L6
Red
COM1 port side RS-485 signal faults
Table 30: RS485 galvanic isolation board self-diagnosis LEDs
DANGER
The galvanic isolation board is located inside the converter. Remove the front carter from
the converter to gain access to the board. Make sure that the cabinet is in safe conditions
before accessing the board.
Do the following:
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Stop the inverter
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Open the DC disconnect switches on the present DC modules
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Open the AC circuit breakers on the AC module
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Cut off auxiliary power supply
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Open the door of the DC module to be checked
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Remove the top protective grille from the DC section
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Remove the front carter from the converter (see section 6.6.1)
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Reassemble the protective grille
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Apply 230V auxiliary voltage
Fault conditions may be due to one of the following: