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1. nennen nn 39 Cabling A oraria ou ial at a a ee 40 SolarLog800e Modem Kit Delivery SCOpe ii 41 SolarLog800e Mobile Phone Kit Connection nenn nnnnn nenn nenn nenea nenea 42 SolarLog800e Mobile Phone Kits u een 42 SMA SensorBox Connection iii 43 Ca blinG E E La collirio lan 43 Additional SenSors ii 44 Initial Startup reto ds oo ed 44 External Electric Meter Connection eee eee ee eee aaae iaraa 45 A pa Dad rat aa Pa oar 46 SU CUTOUT ADI ng chen een E ai 47 Current Controlled SO OUtput eee eee eee aaa 47 Contact Controlled SO Output sirian aa island 47 Pulse FactObasct se restore iat cina ce Rp So e ta auzi mata Ba aaa tt A 47 Cnnecting Red Scenes ur tt Batu a AG da o agita patat aaa at esti 49 Alarm Contact Connection eee iii 50 Connecting to the Computer Network e 51 Technical Datai Lentiai laicale iui isla 52 Intern t POrtS iii A te 52 TAINO iia A A an 53 GE Conformity Declaration cc lin 54 Change US COPY oe 2 Lieder 55 4 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Introduction The SolarLog800e unit represents the latest generation of the SolarLog series Based on the web technology of the previous devices many customer wishes and suggestions were implemented in this new model The first part of the installation manual describes the delivery scope and installation of the SolarLog82. g Rel RS485 RS485 422 Power Network A B 12V Rel Relays for switching external signals e g flashing beacon etc RS485A First RS485 interface Connect inverters sensor box or large display RS485 422B Second RS485 interface RS422 for Fronius Connect inverters sensor box or large display Power 12V 12 volt DC input Network Ethernet network port 10 100 Mbit RS232 RS232 modem port Connect an analog or GPRS modem Upper side So In Out Alarm CAN USB RESET ENO GE So In Out SO pulse input to connect to external power meter 10 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 SO pulse output to connect to external large display Alarm Connect an anti theft contact loop With bell wire up to 1000m Can Can bus for future expansions Currently not used A terminal block plug is not included for this socket USB USB host port Suitable for USB memory sticks with capacity up to 2 GB important not suitable for connecting to computer Reset Reset button Restarts the SolarLog800e does not reset data SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 11 Inverter Connection Since the SolarLog800e must communicate directly with each individual inverter the corresponding data cables are required Green terminal block plugs are enclosed for the SolarLog800e and the first inverter connection Note Suitable prefinished cable sets for the respecti
3. Die Anlagen berwachung f r Ihre Photovoltaikanlage SolarLog800e Installationsanleitung SOLARE Stand Juli 2008 1 0 0 7 Art Nr 250003 Datensysteme Photovoltaic System Monitoring SolarLog Installation Manual Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Table of Contents Introduction ne ee cei alate 5 BA ato I E A A AAA AA ta abonatii 8 Terminal Block PI Nee 12 Special RS485 Piggyback Manufacturer Solare Datensysteme GmbH 14 Important Installation Information eee eee aaa ana 14 Installations 2a ret a dida Sal DE Le ale Pe es udat i 15 ConnectioniDiagram stride A aaa 15 Step ine Ra RS e ela N ARI arie ina DIN 17 Spore 17 NT 18 Mixed Operation Mode Special RS485 Piggyback and Original SMA Piggyback 18 Original SMA RS485 Piggyback Manufacturer SMA eee nana 18 Kaco Powador PVI BluePlanet with RS485 Interface i 20 POWAGOL APEE dia le ta ate pt a ac ga la i nd iii n al 20 PVI Bl eBl aneta usn cn ear d a IZ Ge i OR Livio ANO Aa St a e a 20 CAII FIE 2 a Bota io dau Gu na tenis i Ra hy lea aie O 20 Terminal Block Powador Models u22200220020002n0 ii 20 Terminal Block PVI BluePlanet ModelS i 22 SolarMax Series S C and E with RS485 Interface i 22 Lo E A O 23 EAS A A A A A A a I da 06 ach 23 ESO aa Ib i aa 23 Ca a e el 23 Fronius IG15 60 HV and 1G35 50PLus with
4. Please wait at least 5 minutes until the capacitors of the inverters have become discharged SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 7 Delivery Scope The SolarLog800e is delivered with the following components 1 SolarLog basic unit 12V AC power adapter Manual Terminal block plug for all connections except CAN 2x3 pin 1x4 pin 2x6 pin 4x anchors and screws for mounting to wall A m VIRA a To connect to the computer or network you still need a network cable RJ45 CAT5 or CAT6 in the corresponding length You also need suitable cables to connect the inverters with one another Suitable prefinished cables for the respective inverter manufacturers are available as optional equipment The cable sets have a length of 3 meters 8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Installation The SolarLog800e must be installed indoors Avoid direct exposure to sunlight The unit is fastened to the wall with four fixing points in the rear of the case The silver colored side panels can be removed for this purpose Press onto the two fixing points and pull side panels up and off Now you can attach the SolarLog800e using the corresponding drilled holes and included Screws Then reattach both side panels apply slight pressure until snapped into place 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH Connection Options The SolarLog800e has various connection options at the bottom and upper side of the case Bottom side
5. n er n Install piggyback here 2 Control board with piggyback 444414444441 Text bottom l 16 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Step 2 Now connect the individual inverters with one another This requires a 4 pin shielded data cable e g 25m Ring Solare Datensysteme order no 220014 Connect all 4 contacts 2 3 5 7 of the terminal block from inverter 1 with inverter 2 and on to inverter 3 etc until all inverters are connected with each other Older SMA inverters type SWR may have a 10 pin terminal block In this case also connect contacts 2 3 5 and 7 and leave the rest free Make sure the data cable is threaded through the silicone insulating sleeves inside of the inverters Step 3 A terminating resistor must now be set at the last inverter Set the jumper to the lowest position as depicted Set jumper very bottom SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 17 The middle and top position must remain free Step 4 Now connect the first inverter with the SolarLog800e Either use a ready made data cable not included in the delivery scope or make your own Pull the exposed wires through the cable opening of the inverter and connect them as follows SolarLog Terminal block in inverter White 1 2 Yellow 2 3 Green 3 5 Brown 4 7 Pull the data cable through the included insulation sleeve Connect terminal block 5 of the inverter with the included flat ca
6. Either use a ready made data cable not included in the delivery scope to connect the SolarLog and the first inverter or make your own following these steps Mitsubishi connection assignment RS485 fi DIS WB 6 RJ11 Pin SolarLog 3 1 4 4 SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 29 Power One Aurora with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Power One manual All Power One inverters have a factory integrated RS485 interface Additionally a unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 2 not 1 then 2 3 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display Follow the instructions of the Power One Aurora manual Cabling The cabling of the individual inverters is carried out with terminal blocks located inside of the device The indoor outdoor models may have different interfaces The following describes cabling with RS485 Terminal Block Outdoor Models Connect the individual inverters with one another as described in the PI manual using a 3 pin shielded data cable and the RS485 terminal blocks Connect terminal T R with terminal T R of the next inverter and do the same with terminals T R and RTN Either use a ready made Power One data cable not included in the delivery scope or make your own to connect
7. communication will be flawed Note If the cable lengths are relatively short it may be possible to omit the terminating resistor SolarMax Series S C and E with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Sputnik SolarMax manual 22 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Sand C Series All S C series models have a factory integrated RS485 interface A unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display Follow the instructions of the SolarMax manual S Series Please note that only the RS485 interface is activated on the inverter display preset at the factory and not the integrated Ethernet interface Note The factory setting of the inverter address is 255 which is not a valid address number For example even if only 1 inverter is connected to the SolarLog the communication address must be set manually to 1 Cx Series The Cx series models do not have an integrated RS485 interface and must be retrofitted In this case please contact your installer or the manufacturer E Series The E series models do not have an integrated communication interface and must be retrofitted with a corresponding interface before connecting the SolarLog Please follow the installation inst
8. length of 100 meters can be used for greater distances Always read and comply with the manufacturer information provided by the display manufacturer Display SolarLog SO In Out SO 4 bridged S0 5 6 Contact Controlled S0 Output E g displays by RiCo Electronic This connection requires a 2 pin shielded cable 2x0 6mm with a maximum length of 100 meters can be used for greater distances Always read and comply with the manufacturer information provided by the display manufacturer Display SolarLog SO In Out S0 6 SO 5 Pulse Factor By default the SolarLog800e outputs 1000 pulses kWh on the SO output However this value can changed as needed with the SolarLog display in the dialog Config Advanced Large Display The pulse factor must be configured in dependency of the system size kWp System size kWp Pulse factor SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 47 30 kWp 2000 60 kWp 1000 100 kWp 600 150 kWp 400 300 kWp 200 600 kWp 100 Please note that the pulse factor in the SolarLog and on the display must be set to the same value 48 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog 800e Connecting Relays The SolarLog800e has a potential free control relay that is activated in case of an alarm or malfunction This relay can be loaded with max 24V and 5A so that a 220V consumer unit does not have to be switched directly but via another load relay Cabling uses a 3 pin conne
9. system communication are located on the bottom side of the unit Plug one plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the first inverter Plug the other plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the second inverter Continue connecting inverter number 2 with inverter number 3 and so on Either use a ready made data cable not included in the delivery scope or make your own to connect the SolarLog with the first inverter Now plug the ready made SolarLog data cable with the RJ45 plug into the last free socket of the first last inverter Plug the endplug IP20 onto the other end In case of cable lengths less than 100 meters the endplug is not needed 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 35 REFUSOL with RS485 Interface Prerequisite All inverters must have firmware version 800 2 20 or later check the version in Menu F1 Numeric List Parameters 1 1 to 1 3 Please visit www refu elektronik de for the current firmware versions and information about how to apply the firmware to the inverter All REFU Elektronik inverters have a factory integrated RS485 interface bottom of inverter RS485 IN OUT Additionally the SolarLog communication type must be passed to each inverter and a unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter as well It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc The highest possible address is 255 These settings are entered on the display of the REFUSOL uni
10. the included flat cable plug to the inverter case This concludes the hardware installation Now reclose and operate the inverter 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH Kaco Powador PVI BluePlanet with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Kaco manual Powador All Powador models have a factory integrated RS485 interface However the interface must be activated via the control display Additionally a unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display Follow the instructions of the Kaco manual Kaco central inverters are depicted as 3 independent inverters in the SolarLog display For example if two central inverters are installed and assigned the RS485 address 1 and 2 respectively the SolarLog depicts 6 inverters PVI BluePlanet The PVI BluePlanet models were shipped up until approx the middle of 2005 and are equipped with a RS232 or RS485 option at the factory The RS485 option is required for operation with the SolarLog800e Retrofitting the interface is done by the company Kaco Please ask your installer or contact Kaco directly A unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter Assignment takes place with a DIP switch inside of the inverter Please fol
11. with a mobile phone first Good reception is important for a reliable data connection 3 Connect the modem to the SolarLog800e using the RS232 cable Plug the RJ11 plug of the power adapter into the modem Additional settings are configured with the SolarLog display A computer is not required 42 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 SMA SensorBox Connection The SolarLog800e is able to log and save environmental data using the SensorBox of the company SMA Environmental data includes e Solarization sensor e Module temperature e Ambient temperature optional accessory e Wind speed optional accessory These data are import for monitoring the yield and for additional analyses and evaluations A max of 1 SensorBox can be connected to the SolarLog800e The SensorBox is connected with one of the SolarLog800e RS485 interfaces which must be configured with the display to the interface type SMA If SMA inverters are already connected the SensorBox can be appended as an extension to the existing RS485 data cable and the second RS485 remains available for other connections For example this interface may be used to connect a large display or the inverter of another manufacturer when expanding the system Cabling Cabling the SensorBox is easier than with original SMA data loggers since the RS485 power injector is not needed The SensorBox is supplied with the necessary operating voltage of 12V by the SolarLog800e Thi
12. 00e This is followed by a description ofthe cabling and connection to the inverters as well as additional accessories The initial startup and operation of the touch screen display is explained in the user manual SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 5 Safety Notes Read the following safety notes before the initial startup of the equipment Our products have been inspected at the factory and are free of technical defects when being shipped To maintain this state compliance with the content of these safety notes and the type plates attached to the equipment as well as all other stickers labels and safety information is required when handling the device transport storage installation initial startup operation maintenance putting out of operation These safety notes are valid in the Federal Republic of Germany When used in other countries comply with the applicable local rules and regulations If the information contained in these safety notes is insufficient please contact the manufacturer for additional information Prior to unpacking the equipment check whether the packaging is intact Verify that the delivery is complete upon unpacking the equipment and immediately report any detected damages to the shipping company Before the initial startup make sure the power pack is in perfect order If in doubt consult an electrician or contact the address listed at the end of the manual Before the initial startup p
13. 12 MB Flash RAM Protection class IP 20 only for indoor use Temperature range 10 C to 50 C Indicator 4 LEDs for status indications Installation Wall mount Internet Ports The following ports must be opened on the Internet using a router Port 21 TCP Port 25 TCP Port 53 UDP TCP Port 80 TCP Port 123 UDP 52 router for the SolarLog if connected to the FTP data transfer passive mode SMTP sending email DNS name resolution separate DNS possible HTTP web server NTP time server Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Timer If a timer is used to sever the SolarLog from the mains power supply during the night this can be done in the time from 00 00 to 03 30 The SolarLog must be switched on at 4 am since this is when the time is synchronized and the summertime wintertime daylight saving switch Occurs SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 53 CE Conformity Declaration SolarLog800e The manufacturer hereby declares that the described equipment conforms to the European Directives especially the EMC Directive acc to 89 336 EEC and the Low Voltage Directive 72 23 EEC The equipment corresponds with the following standards EMC Interference Radiation EN 61000 6 3 EMC Interference Immunity EN 61000 6 1 Equipment Safety EN 60950 1 The equipment listed above is therefore labeled with the CE mark Rosenfeld 24 October 2007 Solare Datensysteme GmbH pa de A Q Ka 4 7
14. A J rg Karwath Thomas Preuhs Managing director Managing director 54 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Change History Version Date Description 1 0 0 20 10 07 SolarLog800e 1 0 0 4 31 01 08 Changed contact assignment for connecting large display using SO output 1 0 0 5 25 04 08 Description of the Powerlynx Kyocera cable assignment was flawed Remedied Support for SMA SB4000 5000TL 20 Next Generation Support for Sunways AT and Solarmax S Series Support for Fronius IGPlus Added description for Solutronic Sch co and REFUSOL Added Kaco8000xi description 1 0 0 6 30 05 08 Added Kostal and Mastervolt 1 0 0 7 01 07 08 Added Sunville Phoenixtec Changed contact assignment again for connecting large display using SO output SolarLog 800e Solare Datensysteme GmbH 55 56 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog 800e Solare Datensysteme GmbH Butzensteigleweg 16 3 72348 Rosenfeld Germany Fon 49 0 74 28 94 18 20 Fax 49 0 74 28 94 18 22 info solare datensysteme de www solare datensysteme de Hotline 49 0 74 28 94 18 66
15. ComCard eee eee eee 25 Fronius ComCard Installation ii 25 Communication Address iii 25 Cablindan ee Dati n i e c DA a a pa a dl a lar 25 Kyocera INVERSA ale 27 RS485 Interface einsehen bose rasen ae iia aaa a da tra bla ata 3 27 CVI Oss es Sans 27 Mitsubishi with RS485 Interface ii 28 GAB O ENCON 28 Power One Aurora with RS485 INterfaCe ooononcoccnccccncnncononcnananoncnconcnnna nono nnonnnncn cana nncnanannnns 30 A A IA 30 Terminal Block Outdoor ModelSs eee eee eee aaa 30 Sunways NT with RS485 Interface ii 31 Terminal Block 750V ModelS iii 31 Terminal Block 850V Models idea es 31 Vaillant auroPOWER VPI 1 and VPI with RS485 Interface eee eee 32 Vaillant auroPOWER VPI 1 iii 32 SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 3 CADIVI 32 Solutronic with RS485 Interface ii 34 Ce 21 EATA ATE T T A AT 34 Sch co SGI Series with RS485 Interface nennen 35 Al 2 nn O 35 REFUSOL with RS485 Interface nennen 36 Cabling ne EEE Deere 36 Kostal Pico Solar Fabrik Convert T with RS485 Interface eee 37 Cabla nnt ee ee ee 38 M ltistring Technology ne 38 Mastervolt with RS485 Interface ii 38 A ee ae eine lea 39 Suntension Sunville Phoenixtec with RS485 Interface
16. Com_Manual_PIKO_Version_1 21 pdf or Com_Manual_PIKO_Version_2 0 pdf 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 37 Solar Fabrik Convert T Models The process steps are described in the manual Installation_and_Operating_Manual_convert_Netboard__Version_3 1_ pdf However due to copyright laws the company Solare Datensysteme GmbH is unable to provide this documentation You can download these manuals from the Internet homepage of the manufacturer Cabling Connect the individual inverters with one another using a 3 pin shielded data cable at the 10 pin terminal strip of the inverter The terminal strip is located directly below the display Connect terminal 1 2 and 3 A B GND with one another 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 GND B A Either use a ready made data cable not included in the delivery scope or make your own to connect the SolarLog with the first inverter SolarLog Terminal connector on inverter from right to left White 1 Terminal 1 A Green 3 Terminal 3 GND Brown 4 Terminal 2 B Multistring Technology The Pico Convert inverters are equipped with several MPP trackers which means that each string input is monitored separately and optimally adjusted to the connected module The SolarLog is able to read out the data of up to 3 individual strings however this depends on a possible parallel circuitry inside of the inverter and may be reduced The So
17. RS485 can be up to 1000 meters and the data to be depicted can be displayed with the SolarLog800e However when using the SO output it is only possible to transfer the current feed in power as a pulse string and the display must calculate the power and total yield on its own RS485 Cabling If the RS485 is used for the connection either one of the RS485 ports of the SolarLog800e may be used A large display can be connected two both ports even if inverters are already connected to the interface s Of course it is preferable to connect the display to an available RS485 port Note Always follow the manufactures instructions for connecting the display Schneider Displaytechnik 3 pin control line 3x0 5mm Display SolarLog RS485A B Brown A 1 2 unused Gray GND 3 Blue B 4 RiCo Electronic To connect the RiCo display to the SolarLog via RS485 the display must be used to connect Pin 1 and 2 on terminal block 3 Please consult the user manual of the display for further information 2 pin control line 2x0 5mm Display SolarLog RS485A B Pinl Data I 2 unused 3 unused Pin2 Data 4 46 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 S0 Output Cabling The SO output can be operated in various configurations which are active depending on the wiring of the 6 pin terminal connector Current Controlled SO Output E g displays by Schneider Displaytechnik This connection requires a 2 pin shielded cable 2x0 6mm with a maximum
18. a normal phone if necessary Make a phone call to an external phone number and have someone call you SolarLog800e Modem Kit Delivery Scope e Serial RS232 cable e Telephone connection cable e Power adapter Connecting to the SolarLog800e is very easy 1 Connect the modem to the RS232 connection on the SolarLog unit using the serial RS232 cable 2 Connect the modem with the telephone cable and plug the cable into the corresponding phone jack 3 Now plug in the power adapter and switch the modem on Additional settings are configured with the SolarLog display A computer is not required 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 41 SolarLog800e Mobile Phone Kit Connection The mobile phone kit connects the SolarLog800e with the Internet using the mobile phone network In addition to the mobile phone kit a SIM card of the selected mobile phone service provider is required as well SIM card not included in delivery scope SolarLog800e Mobile Phone Kit e Mobile phone modem GPRS e Serial RS232 cable e Power adapter e External antenna with 2 m connection cable A mounting rail bracket is available as optional accessory Connecting to the SolarLog800e 1 Insert the SIM card into the modem Use a pointed object and press hard on the yellow ejection button on the side of the modem 2 Screw the external antenna to the modem Find a suitable location for the magnetic base antenna with good reception If needed check the reception
19. age to the SolarLog800e and interface boards may result if plugged in not left aligned 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 13 SMA Very important SMA inverters can be connected in two different ways depending on which RS485 piggyback was installed IMPORTANT Different Cabling Original SMA RS485 PIGGYBACK 3 pin cabling Special RS485 PIGGYBACK 4 pin cabling Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the SMA manual Special RS485 Piggyback Manufacturer Solare Datensysteme GmbH Note This requires 4 pin cabling The special piggyback is a simple dumb RS485 interface converter without controller The simple and robust design eliminates any interference The technical data and properties of the Pl remain intact if properly installed in compliance with the installation instructions The piggyback is indirect coupled and has a 6 5 kV insulation protection Each piggyback is individually subjected to a complete function test on a SMA inverter Note The special piggyback may only be used in conjunction with the SolarLog800e The special RS485 piggybacks are compatible with the following inverter types SB SunnyBoy but not SB 4000 5000TL 20 NextGeneration these require the original SMA RS485 module SMC SunnyMiniCentral SWR model year 2001 and later The display may have to be disassembled for installing the piggyback However
20. ble plug to the inverter case This concludes the hardware installation Now reclose and operate the inverter Mixed Operation Mode Special RS485 Piggyback and Original SMA Piggyback The special RS485 piggyback and the original SMA piggyback can also be used in a mixed operation mode This also requires a 4 wire cable connection However terminal 2 yellow SolarLog may not be connected to terminal 3 inverter with original piggyback Original SMA RS485 Piggyback Manufacturer SMA Note This requires 3 pin cabling The installation is described in detail in the piggyback manual by SMA included with the interface board The cabling of the inverters with one another is described on page 6 of 8 under Cabling a SB SWR to a computer via RS485 Connect the individual inverters with one another as described in the SMA manual using a 3 pin shielded data cable Then set jumper A on the piggyback of the last inverter as described on page 5 of 8 and page 6 of 8 in the SMA manual Either use a ready made data cable not included in the delivery scope or make your own to connect the SolarLog with the first inverter Pull the exposed wires through the cable opening of the inverter and connect them as follows SolarLog Terminal block in inverter White 1 2 Green 3 5 Brown 4 7 18 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Pull the data cable through the included insulation sleeve Connect terminal block 5 of the inverter with
21. ction plug The following applies in the OFF state Pin 1 2 open Pin 2 3 closed The following applies in the ON state active alarm malfunction Pin 1 2 closed Pin 2 3 open PINI and PIN2 are therefore usually used to switch the load relay The relay is easily tested with the SolarLog display and the dialog Config Advanced Anti Theft SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 49 Alarm Contact Connection The SolarLog800e has an alarm contact that is triggered when the connections is severed A weather resistant thin cable that breaks when stressed should be used for the cabling on the mounting rod or the modules Max cable length is 1000 meters The connection uses a 3 pin connection plug PIN and PIN3 must be connected The alarm is triggered when the connection is severed This can be reported via the relay e mail or SMS The alarm function can be tested with the SolarLog display and the dialog Config Advanced Anti Theft 50 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Connecting to the Computer Network The SolarLog is equipped with a standard Ethernet RJ45 network socket used to connect with any commonly available network cable The supported speeds are 10Mbit and 100Mbit Basically any type of computer network technology can be used to connect the SolarLog800e The following options are available 1 Direct cable connection Connection with network router Connection with power supply system PowerLine Connection w
22. d from the SolarLog at the RS485 OUT REFUSOL round connector PINI must also be bridged to PIN 2 and PIN 3 to PIN 4 to conclude the data bus Kostal Pico Solar Fabrik Convert T with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Kostal manual AII Kostal inverters have a factory integrated RS485 interface terminal connectors inside of inverter case Additionally a unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 then 3 etc The RS485 cannot be changed directly on the display but must be configured with the web server of the inverter This means a computer must be connected to the PI with a network cable and the IP address must be changed on the computer accordingly to allow access to the Pl internal web server the IP address of the inverter is listed on the display A login window opens after entering the IP address Different user names passwords must be entered depending on manufacturer and software status Kostal PICO User PICO Password pvwr Solar Fabrik Convert Old firmware User convert Password pvwr Or new firmware User pvserver Password pvwr Please consult the manufacturer documentation for additional information about how to connect the computer and the network cable Kostal Piko The process steps are described in the manual
23. d in the delivery scope or make your own to connect the SolarLog with the first inverter SolarLog Terminal connector on inverter from left to right White 1 Pin 1 RS485A Green 3 Pin 3 GND Brown 4 Pin 2 RS485B 34 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Sch co SGI Series with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Sch co manual All Sch co models have a factory integrated RS485 interface A unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display Follow the instructions of the Sch co manual Cabling The cabling of the individual inverters with one another is carried out with commonly used network cables equipped with a RJ45 plug Sch co uses special IP65 compatible network plugs required for outdoor use If the inverters are installed indoors it is also possible to use regular network cables The IP20 data cable included with the SolarLog is designed only for indoor use Sch co Pin SolarLog Pin RJ45 plug 4 pin green plug 3 A 4 6 B 1 RJ 45 Stecker 87654321 Ansicht Ansicht von vorne von hinten RJ45 plug Front view View from rear Now connect all Sch co inverters with one another using commercially available network cables The two RJ45 sockets for the
24. de of the inverter for units without transformer Please follow the instructions of the Vaillant manual It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 0 then 1 then 2 etc Note If the RS 485 interface is missing on the control board then the auroPOWER VPI inverter is the RS232 model Cabling The cabling of the individual inverters is carried out with terminal blocks located inside of the device De energize inverter or wait until evening data for setting the communication address entered into the display must be done during the daytime Terminal Block auroPOWER VPI xx00 2 Models 32 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Connect the individual inverters with one another as described in the Vaillant manual using a 2 pin shielded data cable and the RS485 terminal blocks The RS485 connections are double so that the cabling can be continued down the line Connect terminal A with terminal A of the next inverter and do the same with terminals B Either use a ready made data cable not included in the delivery scope or make your own to connect the SolarLog with the first inverter Pullthe exposed wires through the cable opening of the inverter and connect them as follows SolarLog Terminal block in inverter White 1 B Brown 4 A A terminating resistor with 330 ohm included with inverter must be set at the terminal block on the inverter the farthest removed from the SolarLog The terminating resistor conn
25. ects the free terminal A with terminal B Note If the cable lengths are relatively short it may be possible to omit the terminating resistor 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 33 Note Starting with inverter generation VPI xx00 2 the 330 Ohm resistance is activated with a DIP switch as needed On delivery the terminal resistor is activated This applies currently only to units without transformer Solutronic with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Solutronic manual Prerequisite All inverters must have firmware version 1 2 39 or later Please visit www solutronic de for the current firmware versions and information about how to apply the firmware to the inverter All Solutronic inverters have a factory integrated RS485 interface connection socket X2 Additionally a unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display parameter 164 Furthermore parameter 265 is used to set the COM interface to Protocol 9 SolarLog Follow the instructions of the Solutronic manual Cabling Connect the individual inverters with one another using a 3 pin shielded data cable and the X2 connection socket of the inverters Either use a ready made data cable not include
26. erminal block SYM of the slave inverters All converters must be assigned a consecutive RS485 address configurable on the display of the inverters Switch SYM Bus to inactive on the inverter display a Solare Datensysteme GmbH 21 Terminal Block PVI BluePlanet Models e o RSS da INS Connect the individual inverters with one another as described in the Kaco manual using a 2 pin shielded data cable and the RS485 terminal blocks The RS485 connections are double so that the cabling can be continued down the line Connect terminal A with terminal A of the next inverter and do the same with terminals B Either use a ready made data cable not included in the delivery scope or make your own to connect the SolarLog with the first inverter Pullthe exposed wires through the cable opening of the inverter and connect them as follows SolarLog Terminal block in inverter White 1 B Brown 4 A BluePlanet Serial Powador A terminating resistor with 330 ohm included with inverter must be set at the terminal block on the inverter the farthest removed from the SolarLog The terminating resistor connects the free terminal A with terminal B Series2 Powador A terminating resistor must be set with the inside DIP switch see Fig at top at the inverter the farthest removed from the SolarLog Please make sure the DIP switches of the other inverters are set to the OFF position otherwise the data
27. ers are equipped with 1 or 2 MPP trackers depending on model which means that each string input is monitored separately and optimally adjusted to the connected module Some inverters are also internally divided into 2 or even 3 individual inverters For example the QS6400 is detected as 2 inverters with 2 strings each a XL15 unit is detected as 3 independent XL5000 units The SolarLog automatically detects how many strings and inverters are active during the inverter detection Important note The order in which the inverters are displayed in the SolarLog is entirely random It is recommended to resort the inverters immediately after the detection process dialog Configuration Basic Inverters The inverters can be identified by their displayed serial numbers Suntension Sunville Phoenixtec with RS485 Interface Note Installation requires an optionally available RS485 data card that must be installed into each inverter The inverter does not have to be opened the card can be inserted at the bottom of the case and is screwed into place SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 39 Cabling The RS485 data card on the inverter has 2 x 4 terminal connectors identified with R R T T Connect the individual inverters with one another 1 to 1 using a 4 wire shielded data cable Note We recommend using the ready made Sunville data cable available as an optional part If you prepare your own cable please use the following connectio
28. ith wireless network WLAN GSM E 9 iba Now connect the SolarLog using an Ethernet RJ45 network cable and the network adapter in your computer or use your network router if available Please note that a so called crossover network cable must be used for a direct SolarLog to computer connection 800e When using the SolarLog PowerLine kit the SolarLog can be connected with the power plug using the enclosed network cable Then connect the computer switch or Internet router with the second power plug The two power plugs automatically establish a connection with one another and thereby serve as a network cable via power supply connection The power plugs should not be used in a multi outlet power strip since other plugs may interfere with the data quality The IP address of the SolarLog unit can be easily configured with the display This process is described in the user manual in chapter Initial Startup SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 5 Technical Data Supply voltage 12 V DC Energy consumption Approx 3 5 watt Power Supply External power adapter Dimensions W x H x D 220 x 210 x 50 mm Case Plastic case Passively vented Interfaces 10 100Mbit Ethernet RJ45 socket 2xRS485 of these 1 RS422 Relay 24VDC max 5A max time SO pulse input output acc to DIN43864 and 62056 Alarm contact max cable length 1000 m USB host Reset Memory capacity 8 Mbyte RAM min 5
29. larLog automatically detects how many strings are active during the inverter detection Mastervolt with RS485 Interface Note Installation does not require opening of the inverter case All of the connection sockets needed are located on the outside of the case All Mastervolt inverters have a factory integrated RS485 interface located at the bottom of the case and used with RJ45 sockets 38 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Cabling RJ45 plugs are used on the inverter side for connecting the RS485 data cable These are the same plugs as with commonly used network patch cables Important The SolarLog also has a RJ45 socket Do not connect this socket with the RJ45 plugs of the inverter This could destroy the SolarLog Note We recommend using the ready made Mastervolt data cable available as an optional part If you prepare your own cable please use the following connection assignment RJ45 Pin SolarLog RS485 4 1 3 4 Now connect all inverters with one another using commercially avai x Plug one plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the first i RJ45 Jack other plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the second inverter Continue connecting inverter number 2 with inverter number 3 and so on Now plug the Mastervolt data cable accessory not included in delivery scope into the free socket of the first inverter using the RJ45 plug or the self made cable Multistring Technology The Mastervolt invert
30. lease check to make sure the line voltage of the equipment matches the power supply of your country Only operate the equipment with the power pack included in the delivery scope Condensation may form if the power pack is quickly moved from a cold to a warm environment Wait until the power pack has become acclimated Do not operate equipment when condensation is detected Danger to limb and life All repairs must be carried out by authorized service personnel Please contact the address listed at the end of the manual Check the power plug power pack regularly for damage In case of damage do not use plug power pack and replace The equipment is not suitable for outdoor use Before cleaning Switch off mains power supply Use a light cleaner and a slightly moist 6 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 cloth to clean the equipment Never clean under running water or allow moisture to penetrate the equipment Additional notes The SolarLog800e is operated with 12V DC Operating the equipment with any other operating voltage will void the warranty Please use only the included power pack The SolarLog800e is protected with IP20 and suitable only for installation in a dry dust free interior room The max load of the relay is 24V DC and 5A Before establishing any type of cable connection between the SolarLog800e and inverter all inverters must be de energized i e the AC side must be disconnected first followed by the DC side
31. lled at the factory or may have to be installed subsequently as a ComCard retrofit Note The inverter must be opened for the installation Please follow the instructions of the Fronius IG manual of your inverter The installation of the ComCard is described in detail in the inverter manual please follow all instructions included in the manual We recommend leaving one slot free between the installed ENS card and the ComCard Communication Address A unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display Follow the instructions of the Fronius manual chapter Operating Concept section The Setup Menu Cabling The cabling of the individual inverters with one another is carried out with commonly used network cables equipped with a RJ45 plug Each ComCard has two RJ45 sockets labeled IN and OUT It is very important to adhere with the correct sequence of cabling to prevent flawed data transfers Important The SolarLog also has a RJ45 socket Do not connect this socket with the RJ45 plugs of the inverter This could destroy the SolarLog Since Fronius devices use an RS422 interface only the 6 pin RS422B connection can be used on the SolarLog side 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 25 Note We recommend using the ready made Fronius data cable available as an optional
32. low the instructions of the Kaco manual It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 0 then 1 then 2 etc Note If the DIP switch is missing on the control board then the PVI BluePlanet is the RS232 model Cabling The cabling of the individual inverters is carried out with terminal blocks located inside of the device Terminal Block Powador Models Powador approx up to model year 06 2007 20 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Powador 8000xi 6400xi 7200xi The 8000xi models are unique when it comes to cabling since three 8000xi units can be linked into one group However it is also possible to use one or two units without grouping them Cabling is completely different depending on configuration Detailed instructions are also listed in the Kaco inverter installation manual 8000xi grouped This requires that one of the three inverters is jumpered as master and the remaining two as slaves The data cable of the SolarLog is connected to the terminal block LOGGER of the master inverter The three inverters are additionally connected with one another using the terminal block SYM All three converters must be assigned a consecutive RS485 address configurable on the display of the inverters Switch SYM Bus to active on the inverter display 8000xi individually SolarLog Jumper inverters to slave The data cable of the SolarLog is connected to the t
33. n assignment SolarLog RS485 RS485 data card 1 dec nn R white T yellow 4 no R green Te brown Multistring Technology The Sunville Phoenixtec inverters are equipped with 1 or 3 MPP trackers depending on model which means that each string input is monitored separately and optimally adjusted to the connected module The SolarLog automatically detects how many strings and inverters are active during the inverter detection Important note The order in which the inverters are displayed in the SolarLog is entirely random It is recommended to resort the inverters immediately after the detection process dialog Configuration Basic Inverters The inverters can be identified by their displayed serial numbers 40 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 SolarLog800e Analog Modem Kit Connection The analog modem is available in two versions 1 Analog home modem 2 Analog industrial modem An analog phone connection is needed for using the modem This is usually possible with ISDN technology with ISDN phone systems Please check whether you are able to make a phone call from your telephone connection An Internet call by call connection is established for the data connection to the Internet Some phone system are equipped with a block to prevent this type of dialing If the dialing function of the SolarLog800e is to be used the corresponding phone number must be assigned to the used phone socket Check the connection with
34. nverter Plug the other plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the second inverter Continue connecting inverter number 2 with inverter number 3 and so on Now plug the ready made SolarLog data cable with the RJ45 plug into the last free socket of the last inverter SolarMax E Series De energize inverter or wait until evening data for setting the communication address entered into the display must be done during the daytime Since the RJ45 connection sockets are inside of the inverter on the interface board the network cables must be threaded through the cable feedthrough on the bottom of the unit Except for the first inverter always two cables are pulled through one cable from the previous PI and one cable to the next PI or to the SolarLog Plug the cable from the previous PI into the left socket labeled RS485 in and the cable to the next PI into the right socket labeled RS485 out 24 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Now plug the ready made SolarLog data cable with the RJ45 plug into the last free socket of the last inverter Fronius IG15 60 HV and IG35 50PLus with ComCard Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Fronius manual Before the SolarLog800e can be connected to the inverter an interface board a so called ComCard must be installed Fronius ComCard Installation The ComCard may be already insta
35. nverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Mitsubishi manual All Mitsubishi inverters have a factory integrated RS485 interface Additionally a unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display Follow the instructions of the Mitsubishi manual The address number 1 is preset with all Mitsubishi inverters Cabling The cabling of the individual inverters with one another is carried out with commonly used 28 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 telephone cables equipped with a RJ11 plug RJ11 plugs are 6 pin but usually only the middle 4 pins are used which is sufficient It is important however that the 4 or 6 pins are looped through 1 to 1 The two RJ11 sockets are located on the left bottom side inside of the inverter This means the front panel of the inverter must be unscrewed and removed for the installation Please follow the instructions in the Mitsubishi manual Now connect all inverters with one another using the RJ11 cables Plug one plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the first inverter Plug the other plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the second inverter Continue connecting inverter number 2 with inverter number 3 and so on Set the DIP switch for the terminal resistor of the last inverter to ON
36. ough the cable opening of the inverter and connect them as follows SolarLog Terminal block in inverter White 1 RS485 Brown 4 RS485 SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 31 The jumper JP must be set at the inverter farthest removed from the SolarLog Do not set this jumper on the other inverters Vaillant auroPOWER VPI 1 and VPI with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Vaillant manual Vaillant auroPOWER VPI 1 AII auroPOWER VPI 1 models have a factory integrated RS485 interface However the interface must be activated via the control display Additionally a unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display Follow the instructions of the Vaillant manual Vaillant auroPOWER VPI The auroPOWER VPI models were shipped up until approx the middle of 2005 and are factory equipped with a RS232 option The RS485 option is required for operation with the SolarLog800e Retrofitting the interface is done by the company Vaillant Please ask your installer or contact Vaillant directly A unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter Assignment is carried out with the inverter menu for units with transformer Assignment is carried out with a DIP switch insi
37. part An endplug is included with the cable set which is not a terminal resistor If you prepare your own cable please use the following connection assignment RS422B B 1 2 3 5 4 1 5 4 6 6 7 8 Endplug The endplug consists of an 8 pin RJ45 blind plug with the following wires bridged RJ45 PIN bridged 3 and 4 5 and 6 Using the ready made cable with the 6 pin plug to connect the SolarLog RS422B with the IN socket of the first inverter Now connect all inverters as follows PII OUT with PI2 IN PI2 OUT with PI3 IN etc Use the endplug on the OUT socket of the last inverter Note LED E on the SolarLog indicates the communication status As soon as all cables are connected correctly and the inverters are active the red LED goes out 26 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Kyocera Inverters Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Kyocera manual The Kyocera inverters are manufactured by the company Danfoss PowerLynx The following inverters with the same design also have the same data protocol and can be used as well Solarworld SunPlug PowerStocc The used interfaces may differ RS485 Interface A RS485 interface is needed to monitor data with the SolarLog This interface has been factory installed into all inverters starting Feb 2007 Previous models were equipped with a RS485 or wireless radio interface Ho
38. ructions included with the purchased interface Make sure the RS485 RS232 jumper and terminating resistor are set correctly on the interface board see interface board manual A unique communication address must be assigned to each inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 etc This setting is also carried out with the control display Follow the instructions of the SolarMax manual Cabling RJ45 plugs are used on the inverter side for connecting the RS485 data cable These are the same plugs as with commonly used network patch cables Important The SolarLog also has a RJ45 socket Do not connect this socket with the RJ45 plugs of the inverter This could destroy the SolarLog Note We recommend using the ready made SolarMax data cable available as an optional part If you prepare your own cable please use the following connection assignment 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 23 RJ45 Jack RJ45 plug from front RJ45 Pin SolarLog RS485 1 2 2 2 3 3 4 3 5 unused 6 unused 7 1 8 4 The cabling of the individual inverters with one another is carried out with commonly used network cables equipped with a RJ45 plug SolarMax S C Series Cabling can be done at any time since the invertors do not have to be opened The two RJ45 socket for the system communication are located on the bottom side of the unit Plug one plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the first i
39. s means that the cabling to the SensorBox must be a 4 pin connection Note Follow the general instructions and notes in the SMA operating manual for the SensorBox concerning the cable material to be used The connection assignment is as follows RS485 SolarLog Sensorbox 1 Data D 2 12V 12V 3 GND GND 4 Data D The connection is described on page 54 and the following in the SMA manual Please note that the terminal resistor is already plugged into the SensorBox at the SMA factory No other steps are required if the SensorBox is used alone on the RS485 If additional SMA inverters are installed already the terminal resistors must be removed from these inverters The max cable length between the SolarLog800e and the SensorBox is approx 150 meters 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 43 Additional Sensors Additional sensors can be connected to the SensorBox e Ambient temperature sensor e Wind wheel for wind speed Connecting these types of devices is explained in detail in the SMA SensorBox manual Please follow the instructions in the manual Initial Startup The SensorBox is automatically supplied with electricity when switching on the SolarLog800e It takes about 1 minute until the SensorBox is then completely initialized The SensorBox is integrated into the system with the display dialog Inverter Detection the same any normal inverter 44 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 External Elec
40. t as follows Press Fl Select Numeric List press ENTER Set parameter number 2000 password protected press ENTER twice Enter the numbers 72555 and press ENTER Set parameter number 0407 press ENTER Select sub parameter 0407 3 press ENTER Enter the number 2 communication type RS485 SolarLog press ENTER Set parameter number 0406 press ENTER Select sub parameter 0406 3 press ENTER Enter the numbers xx address press ENTER The port speed must also be set to 9600 baud Set parameter number 0420 press ENTER Select sub parameter 0420 3 press ENTER Enter the numbers 9600 and press ENTER Press 2 x ESC to return to performance display Cabling Connect the individual inverters with one another using a 2 pin shielded data cable and the RS485 sockets The RS485 connections are double IN OUT so that the cabling can be continued down the line A little plastic bag included with each inverter contains 2 4 pin SACC M12MS 4SC plugs Now insert one plug into the OUT socket of the one inverter X14B and the other plug into the IN socket X15B of the other inverter Complete a cable as follows to connect the SolarLog with the first inverter 36 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Connect the pins on the green 4 pin 6 pin terminal connector of the SolarLog and on the 4 pin REFUSOL round connector SolarLog REFUSOL 1 white 2 4 brown 3 Terminating resistor At the inverter farthest remove
41. the SolarLog with the first inverter Pull the exposed wires through the cable opening of the inverter and connect them as follows SolarLog Terminal block in inverter White 1 T R Brown 4 T R Green 3 RTN The terminal resistor must also be set at the inverter farthest removed from the SolarLog This requires setting the small switch to ON 30 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Sunways NT with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the inverter if inverter is energized Please observe the notes and instructions in the Sunways manual The new Sunways AT models are currently not fully supported Make sure to configure a different internal address for every Sunways NT inverter The factory setting is always address 1 The address configuration is described in the Sunways manual and can be adjusted via the control display of the inverter It is recommended to assign addresses consecutively starting with 1 then 2 then 3 etc Terminal Block 750V Models Terminal Block 850V Models Connect the individual inverters with one another as described in the Sunways manual using a 2 pin shielded data cable and the RS485 terminal blocks The RS485 connections are double so that the cabling can be continued down the line Either use a ready made Sunways data cable not included in the delivery scope or make your own to connect the SolarLog with the first inverter Pull the exposed wires thr
42. this space problem also exists with the original SMA piggybacks Please check the completeness of the included accessories 1 insulating sleeve for data line 1 jumper 1 screw connection bushing PI PG 16 M22 1 flat pin cross connector for connection on case ground Important Installation Information The PIs must be opened to install the piggyback interface boards Only authorized trained personnel may perform this installation Please comply with the instructions of the inverter 14 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 manual Installation The mains power supply connection must be severed before performing any work on the inverter This requires disconnecting the inverter first from the AC side and then from the DC side Please wait at least 30 minutes until all current carrying components have become discharged Please also note that the inverter and the interface board include sensitive electronic components that may become damaged by static discharges Special piggyback SolarLog400e Insulation sleeve SolarLog 4 pin shielded cable SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 15 Step 1 First set the piggyback on the control board in the inverter Make sure that the printed text bottom can be seen on the bottom left of the board see Fig 2 below Note The lower pin connector must be installed left aligned 1 Control board without piggyback Pr e gt gt
43. tric Meter Connection An external electric meter can be connected to the SolarLog800e using the So input An external three phase meter of the total system can serve as an exact reference measurement for example to provide accurate partial billing in case of co op systems The SolarLog800e lists the meter counter as a virtual inverter The pulses are offset in an instantaneous power value Pac and the yield sum This means the SolarLog800e is also able to monitor a system without connecting to any additional inverters This applies for example when the installed inverter is not yet supported by the data protocol Together with the solarization sensor of the SensorBox the SolarLog800e can be used as a monitoring device for such systems as well The So connection of the external meter is connected to the 6 pin So In Out socket as follows SolarLo So So So Unassigned Unassigned I 2 3 bridged i 5 6 The max cable length between the SolarLog800e and the meter should not exceed 10 meters The default pulse factor is 1000 pulses kWh however this can be changed for inverter 1 in the SolarLog display in the dialog Config Basic Inverters SolarLog8 Solare Datensysteme GmbH 45 Connecting a Large Display There are basically two different ways to connect large displays to the SolarLog800e 1 Via RS485 2 Via So pulse output The RS485 is generally preferable but either way is possible The line lengths with
44. ve inverter manufacturers are available as optional equipment Since each inverter manufacturer uses different types of cables and connectors the corresponding data cables must be adjusted correctly The following chapter describes the connection configurations for all supported manufacturers Note Always comply with the specific instructions of each manufacturer for connecting the data cables These instructions are listed in the corresponding manufacturer documentations Terminal Block Plugs The SolarLog800e has two RS485 interfaces one marked A and the other B Interface B can also be used as an RS422 interface for Fronius PI RS485A 4 pin green connector 1 4 RS485 422B 6 pin green connector The numbering of the connectors is from left to right from 1 to 4 or 6 The assignment of the connectors is as follows Pin RS485A RS485B RS422 Fronius Data Data TX 2 12V 12V 12V 3 Ground Ground Ground 4 Data Data TX 5 RX 6 RX This means that the first 4 pins of the RS485 422B socket are wired the same as the RS485A socket 12 Solare Datensysteme GmbH SolarLog8 Note The terms Data Data are manufacturer specific Sometimes this is also described as A and B or other combinations Please comply exactly with the description in this manual or the inverters are later not detected properly A 4 pin wired plug can also be plugged left aligned into the 6 pin socket Caution Dam
45. wever the latter cannot be used for the SolarLog In this case the RS485 interface and must be retrofitted Additional settings on the display of the inverter are not necessary Cabling The cabling of the individual inverters with one another is carried out with commonly used network cables equipped with a RJ45 plug The two RJ45 sockets are located under the right side cover panel that can be unscrewed and removed Please follow the instructions in the Kyocera manual Now connect all inverters with one another using commercially available network cables Plug one plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the first inverter Plug the other plug of the cable into any one of the sockets of the second inverter Continue connecting inverter number 2 with inverter number 3 and so on Now plug the Kyocera data cable accessory not included in delivery scope into the free socket of the first inverter using the RJ45 plug or the self made cable Use the endplug on the still free socket of the last inverter Kyocera PowerLynx connection assignment RS485 800e SolarLog Solare Datensysteme GmbH 27 RJ45 Jack RJ45 plug from front RJ45 Pin SolarLog RS485 1 3 2 3 3 4 4 unused 5 unused 6 1 7 unused 8 unused Endplug The endplug consists of an 8 pin RJ45 blind plug with the following wires bridged RJ45 PIN bridged 3 and 4 5 and 6 Mitsubishi with RS485 Interface Important note Never open the case of the i
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