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8
Fault Indication
8.1
Fault Screen
Should a fault occur on the connected inverter, or network of inverters, the AOP
has been designed to give specific fault information.
A typical fault screen is shown below:
The user is given the following information:
The identity of the inverter that has the fault condition
The fault code (see Section 9.6)
A plain text explanation of the fault condition
The user can then proceed as follows:
Press
to acknowledge the fault.
Press
to clear the fault and perform a manual restart of the inverter. This is
dependent on the fault condition and the cause of the fault should be
investigated. To be able to clear the fault the AOP must have been set as the
command source (P0700 =4 or 5)
Pressing the
specific help screen as an aid to diagnosing the problem.
Note
The AOP can only clear the fault if P0700 has been set so that
the AOP has control of the inverter.
8.2
Warning Screen
The AOP has been designed to display a warning screen should a condition
arise within the connected inverter(s) that should be brought to the users
attention.
The user is given the following information:
The identity of the inverter that has the fault condition
The warning code (see Section 9.7)
A plain text explanation of the condition causing the warning
message.
There is no requirement for the user to acknowledge the warning message. The
message will be displayed for as long as the inverter is reporting the problem.
Pressing the
specific help screen as an aid to diagnosing the problem.
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Or
Or
and
keys simultaneously, will display warning
and
keys simultaneously, will display warning
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