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Operation and Installation Manual for SOLIVIA 2.0/2.5/3.0/3.3/3.6/5.0 EU G4 TR
8. Commissioning
EN
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Baudrate: 19200
ID: 1
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RS485
18. To change the value, press the button and then set
the value using the
buttons. Press the button to
apply the value.
NOTE: If multiple solar inverters are
to be connected via RS485, select a
different ID for each inverter. The ID
is also used when saving and loading
settings in order to identify the solar
inverter.
Available IDs:
1 - 254
Available baudrates:
2400 | 4800 | 9600 | 19200 | 38400
➔
continue
Baudrate: 19200
ID: 1
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RS485
19. Press the buttons to select continue and then
press the
button.
→ The completion screen will be displayed.
to reselect
ESC:
to confirm
ENTER:
20. Press the button.
→ The 610 IT Autotest (Italy autotest) menu is dis-
played.
➔
AT Report 1
Perform autotest
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610 IT Autotest
21. Select Perform autotest using the buttons, then
press the
button to perform the autotest.
→ The autotest starts.
NOTE: For PV systems greater than
6 kW, an autotest is not required
by CEI 0-21:2012-06. For this rea-
son, the menu will not be displayed
when the IT BT 21 > 6kW grid is
selected.
...test ongoing...
611 Perform autotest
22. The Autotest checks the proper operation of the grid and
system protection.
IT-Grid: 00.01.00
12.08.2012 09:23:35
Result: Pass
612 AT Report 1
23. The test result is displayed after the autotest is com-
pleted.
þ If the autotest is successful, commissioning is complete. NOTE: The solar inverter may only
be put into operation when the overall
test result of the last autotest is Pass.
The reports for the last ve autotests
are saved.
NOTE: See Chapter “12.6 Autotest for
Italy”, p. 77 for more detailed infor-
mation on the autotest.
NOTE
► The solar inverter offers some optional
functions available for all grids, see “10 Set-
tings”, p. 52.
► When done with commissioning, save
the settings (see “11.4 Saving Settings”,
p. 65) and swap data (see “11.6 Saving
Swap Data”, p. 67) to a USB drive in
order to be able to use them later.