Panasonic LJ-SK56A Quick Start Manual

v 1.6 - to be used from 28/09/2017
Installation Manual (to run through set up), User manual (to change user settings - important), Settings
manual (to set up network controller), Laptop and RJ45 patch cable (to set up network controller).
Important Note: The internal RCBO for the backup outlet is not compliant. The dedicated backup
socket outlet needs to have an RCD!
Make yourself familiar with all 3 manuals before you go on site!
Write down the serial numbers of the 2 battery units, the battery enclosure and the network adapter.
These will be required for activation and commissioning.
(Refer to page 17 to 19 of the Installation Manual).
Once the electrical installation is done and all components are installed, proceed to page 49 of the
installation manual – Setup.
Page 50 provides a very useful overview of the LED indicators and operation buttons. Use the LED
indicators to check the status of the battery system. Pages 52 and 53 of the installation manual show an
overview of the menu (list of commands).
Check that all wiring is correct! Turn ON the internal DC isolator and external AC supply and check that
the power is supplied normally. Leave the Network Adaptor OFF. (See chapter 4, pages 55 ff installation
manual).
Set the date/time in order to activate the clock. (See chapter, pages 57 ff installation manual). This is
crucial and needs to be done! Please double check time and date have been set correctly (page 59
installation manual).
Set the operation parameters (See chapter 6 and 7, pages 60 ff installation manual)
Network adapter communication - change network adaptor connection setting to 1 (1=connected) and
leave communication ID at 1 (page 6 install. manual)
Remaining Battery Level – always to be change to 0%. Factory setting is either 0% or 40%. (Page 65)
Grid Protection Settings – PASSWORD IS "206" - You'll need to choose the correct country settings
here. Enter password 206, under no 4.00 change value to ST 2! (pages 68 - 70)
Some lines companies have requirements that are different form the standard 4777 settings. Please
contact solarcity while you are on site if the installation is in an area that has different grid protection
requirements! (021 025 67893, 027 349 1950 – engineering@solarcity.co.nz).