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Unit status, fault, alarm and master/slave state is presented in the status bar on the top of the
screen. It has 4 different sections: The general state of the unit, active fault, active alarm or master/
slave.
The different general states of the units are listed in table below
The monitor values are explained in table below.
Last occurred event, fault or alarm for unit is shown in the bottom of screen.
Figure 55.The status bar shows information about
the unit
Table 19. Unit statuses
Not ready Unit is not ready. Unit may have been disabled by the stop button on the units
keypad or because of low DC Voltage.
Stopped Unit is stopped
Running Unit is running and generating power to the grid.
Standby Unit is in standby mode because of low irradiation.
No Comm, Unit is unavailable because of no irradiation during night or e.g. loss of commu-
nication. All the statuses and values are also showing “- -“
Table 20. Unit monitor values
Output Power Output power of the Inverter in kW
Output Current Output current of the Inverter in A
Temperature Temperature of the Inverter in °C
Total Run Time Total run time of the Inverter in hours
Energy Total Total accumulated amount of energy fed into the grid by the Inverter in kWh
Daily Energy Todays energy fed into the grid in kWh
Daily Energy
Previous Yesterdays energy fed into the grid the previous day in kWh
DC Voltage Voltage on the DC bus in VDC
Net AC Voltage Voltage at the output in V
Net Frequency Output frequency of the Inverter in Hz
Active Fault
Code Fault code of last active fault
Figure 56.Unit event banner