Initial Start-Up; Net Piggy-Back "Analog Modem" Version - SMA NET Piggy-Back Technical Description

Initial Start-up

5 Initial Start-up
Once all connections have been properly made, you can switch on the Sunny Boy Control. The NET
Piggy-Back can be configured after the boot process is complete (this can take a few minutes).
Configuring the Sunny Boy Control to send e-mails can be done either on the device itself (see
Section 9) or from a local PC running the Sunny Data Control system monitoring software (see
Section 8).
Password Protection
To make changes in the Sunny Data Control menu or on the Sunny Boy Control itself, the
installer password must be entered first. The passwords are written down a separate
information leaflet included in the Sunny Boy Control delivery package. The default
installer password is only valid until the installer sets his or her own password.
Checklist for Parameter Setting
When configuring the Sunny Boy Control, we recommend that you fill out the enclosed
checklist and perform all the settings on a step by step basis. With the help of this checklist
you should be able to avoid making any incorrect or incomplete settings in the Sunny Boy
Control / Control Plus.

5.1 NET Piggy-Back "Analog Modem" Version

The following basic parameter settings must be made on the Sunny Boy Control / Sunny Boy
Control Plus to enable an incoming and outgoing data link.
Required parameter settings on the device:
• CO_NET Auto Answer:
- Set a value greater than "0" here (recommendation: "2").
• FI_ISP Phone No:
- The access number of your Internet service provider (ISP).
• FI_ISP User ID:
- The user ID that you received from the Internet service provider (ISP).
• FI_ISP Password:
- The password that corresponds to the user ID.
For information on configuring the device for e-mail transmission, see Section 6.
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Technical Description