Technical data

Envoy Installation and Operation

7. Check the Envoy’s Progress

After installing your Envoy, you can check its progress:

a. Check the Internet connection. Look for the “+Web” indication. If it still shows

“-Web” 15 minutes after connecting to the broadband router, see “Local Area Networking

Troubleshooting” on page 30.

NOTE: Power production shows as 0W

and 0kWh until the microinverters are

discovered and monitoring begins.

b. Check the device count (shown as “25” in the illustration). An automatic device scan will

begin to detect microinverters.

c. Check the power line communications.

The number of “Level” bars on the Envoy

LCD Level/Devices screen should be

three or more. (The illustration shows three bars.) If there are fewer than three bars, see

“Power Line Communication Troubleshooting” on page 29.

d. Soon, the Envoy will display “Priority Scan is Active” on the LCD screen. Check that the

Envoy LCD shows a complete device count after about 30 minutes. If it does not, see “Power

Line Communication Troubleshooting” on page 29.

e. When all microinverters at the site have been discovered, use the Envoy Device Scan

Control menu to stop the device scan:

 Press and hold the Envoy menu button (on the right side of the Envoy).

 Release it when the LCD window displays “Disable Device Scan”.

NOTE: For sites with neighbouring Enphase systems, a device scan should not be allowed to

run overnight because it may discover neighbouring microinverters when they first power-up

in the morning. Always stop the device scan in the afternoon, before leaving the site.

f. Refer to “LCD Screen Display” on page 20 for more information.

Level: [ ]

Devices: 25

192.168.2.140 +Web

0W 0kWh 25