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Summarization of Contents
Dear Reader
Introduction
Welcome message and overview of the manual's purpose.
Safety Rules and Guidelines
Hazard Level Definitions
Explains signal words like Danger, Warning, Caution, Note, Important.
General Safety Remarks
General principles for safe operation and maintenance of the equipment.
Operational Guidelines
Intended Purpose and Usage
Specifies the correct usage of the machine and what constitutes improper use.
Ambient Condition Requirements
Details operational and storage limits for environmental conditions.
Qualified Personnel
Emphasizes the need for qualified staff for operation and maintenance.
Operational Safety Precautions
Machine Location and Airflow Safety
Ensures proper airflow and safety around the equipment's installation.
Electrical, EMC, and ESD Safety
Covers electrical standards, EMC, and electrostatic discharge protection.
Normal Operation Safety
Addresses safe operating practices during normal use.
Compliance and Data Security
Safety Markings and CE Compliance
Information on CE marking and its meaning for product compliance.
Data Security and Copyright
User responsibility for data backup and copyright notice for the manual.
Safety of Persons
General Safety Precautions
Warning about incorrect operation and authorized personnel.
Unit Housing and Insulation Safety
Guidelines for opening unit housing and safety aspects of galvanic insulation.
Mains Network Monitoring Safety
How the unit monitors mains for safety and prevents hazards.
Safety of Persons (Continued)
Photovoltaic Generator and Mains Connection Safety
Checks for voltage parameters and safe handling of mains connection and plugs.
The Safety Concept
Standards and Regulations Compliance
Lists directives and standards the unit complies with.
Conformity Declaration Location
Locates conformity declarations within the appendix.
General Introduction to Photovoltaics
How a PV System Works
Basic explanation of solar energy conversion.
Your Roof as a Power Generator
Explains the role of solar cells and modules.
General Introduction to Photovoltaics (Continued)
Electricity Conversion Process
Describes how DC from modules is converted to AC by the inverter.
The Conergy WR Unit in a PV System
System Overview and Core Functions
Describes the unit's role and main tasks linking modules and grid.
DC to AC Conversion and Grid Connection
How the unit transforms DC to AC and connects to the mains.
Automatic Operation and MPPT
Explains automatic startup, MPPT, and shutdown at dusk.
Voltage Handling and Galvanic Insulation
Covers input voltage range, safety, and galvanic insulation.
The Conergy WR Unit in a PV System (Continued)
Mains Network Monitoring Features
Unit's role in monitoring mains for protection and detecting cutoffs.
Display and Data Communication Capabilities
Features of the display, recording, and data communication options.
The Conergy WR Unit in a PV System (Continued)
Key User Advantages
Benefits of integrated functions and compliance with safety requirements.
Product Description: Conergy WR Unit
Unit Functionality and Operation
Automatic operation, MPPT, and shutdown process.
Startup Phase Overview
Details the self-test and mains network test during startup.
Product Description: Conergy WR Unit (Continued)
Startup Phase Details
Explains synchronisation, startup tests, and power feed process.
Product Description: Conergy WR Unit (Continued)
Unit Component Overview
Diagram identifying key parts of the Conergy WR unit.
Product Description: Conergy WR Unit (Continued)
LED Operating Status Indicators
Describes the meaning of different LED colors and states.
Product Description: Conergy WR Unit (Continued)
LED Operating Status Indicators (Continued)
Continues explanation of LED status indicators (orange, red, dark).
Operating Scheme: The Display
Display General Information
Notes on display power source and calibration.
Control Key Functions
Explains the functions of keys (A) through (D) for navigation.
Display Symbols Explained
Identifies and explains various symbols shown on the display.
Operating Scheme: The Display (Continued)
Display Symbol Details
Provides detailed descriptions for display symbols (3-12).
Display Illumination Control
How to activate display lighting and choose permanent modes.
Operating Scheme: Display Navigation
Menu Level Navigation
Steps to enter the menu level using the 'Menu' key.
Selecting Display Modes
How to select different display modes like 'Now', 'Day', 'Year'.
Operating Scheme: Display Modes
Display Mode Descriptions
Explains the available display modes: Now, Day, Year, Total.
Operating Scheme: Display Readings
Display Readings by Mode
Lists the data displayed in 'Now', 'Day', 'Year', and 'Total' modes.
Operating Scheme: Display Mode "Now"
Now Mode Readings
Details readings like power, voltage, frequency, and impedance.
Operating Scheme: Display Mode "Now" (Continued)
Now Mode Readings (Voltage, Power, Temp)
Continues 'Now' mode details: module voltage, power, temperature, isolation.
Operating Scheme: Display Mode "Now" (Continued)
Now Mode Readings (Isolation, Consumption)
Details isolation resistance, power output, ambient temp, insolation, time.
Operating Scheme: Display Modes "Day / Year / Total"
Day/Year/Total Mode Overview
Explains the Day, Year, and Total display modes and their data.
Operating Scheme: Display Modes "Day / Year / Total" (Continued)
Day/Year/Total Mode Data
Shows examples of energy supplied, yield, CO2 reduction, max power/voltage.
Operating Scheme: Display Modes "Day / Year / Total" (Continued)
Day/Year/Total Mode Data (Temp, Insolation)
Details min/max voltage, temperature, ambient temperature, and insolation.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu
Setup Menu Item List
Overview of configurable parameters like Standby, Contrast, LightMode, Cash.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Entering and Navigating Setup Menu
Instructions on how to enter and move through the setup menu.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Setting the Standby Menu Item
How to activate or deactivate standby mode.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Setting the Contrast Menu Item
Adjusting LCD display contrast based on ambient conditions.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Setting Light Mode and Cash
Configuring display illumination and currency/rate settings.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Setting Cash (Currency and Rate)
Detailed steps for setting currency and invoicing rate.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Setting the IG-NR Address
Assigning a unique number to Conergy WR units in a network.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Configuring DatCom and Signal Card
Setting up data communication and performing signal card tests.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Setting Date and Time
Procedures for setting the unit's date and time.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Displaying Power Stage Status (State_PS)
Shows how to view the status of power stage sets.
Operating Scheme: The Setup Menu (Continued)
Displaying Version Information
How to view version numbers for control unit, power stage, and ENS.
Additional Information
System Upgrades and Options
Details available system upgrades like data loggers and displays.
Additional Information (Continued)
Forced Ventilation System
Explains the temperature-controlled air circulator and its features.
Installation Manual: Opening the Housing
Accessing Connection Area
Step-by-step guide to open the unit's connection area.
Installation Manual: Installation
General Location Selection
Conditions for optimal installation regarding mains impedance and wall type.
Specific Location Selection
Guidance on indoor/outdoor placement, noise, dust, and living areas.
Installation Manual: Installation (Continued)
Wall Mounting Frame Installation
Instructions for fixing the wall mounting frame and securing the unit.
Connection
Connecting Solar Modules and Mains
Important points for connecting solar modules and mains network monitoring.
Connection: Alternatives
Available Connection Options
Outlines different methods for connecting DC modules and AC mains.
Connection: Terminal Block
Terminal Block Wiring
Details on connecting cables via terminal blocks within the housing.
Connection: DC Plug
DC Plug and AC Connection
Describes plug-based connections for DC modules and AC mains.
Startup Operation
Inverter Configuration and Startup
Details factory pre-set configuration and initial startup procedure.
Startup Operation: System Upgrades
LocalNet and System Upgrades
Information on connecting units via LocalNet and available system upgrades.
Startup Operation: System Upgrades (Continued)
Installing Slot-in Boards
Instructions for inserting system upgrade slot-in boards.
Startup Operation: System Configuration
LocalNet Configuration and Examples
Configuring units in LocalNet and examples of data logging.
Status Diagnosis and Repair
Service Codes Displayed
Explains how the unit displays service codes for diagnostics.
General Service Codes
Describes initial service codes like DC_LOW and SYNC_AC.
Status Diagnosis and Repair: Service Codes
General Service Codes and Failure Modes
Covers POWER_LOW, failure, and status diagnostics for multi-stage sets.
Status Diagnosis and Repair: Service Codes (Continued)
Class 1 Service Codes
Lists service codes related to mains voltage, frequency, and network availability.
Status Diagnosis and Repair: Service Codes (Continued)
Class 2 Service Codes
Lists service codes related to mains voltage, frequency, impedance, and relays (ENS option).
Status Diagnosis and Repair: Service Codes (Continued)
Class 3 Service Codes
Lists service codes for overload and temperature excursions.
Status Diagnosis and Repair: Service Codes (Continued)
Class 4 Service Codes
Lists service codes requiring technician intervention for communication, EEPROM, sensors, etc.
Status Diagnosis and Repair: Service Codes (Continued)
Class 4 Service Codes (Continued)
Continues Class 4 codes for plugs, voltage settings, earth faults.
Status Diagnosis and Repair: Service Codes (Continued)
Class 5 Service Codes
Lists service codes for defective fans, blocked vents, isolation issues, network communication.
Status Diagnosis and Repair: Service Codes (Continued)
Class 5 Service Codes (Continued) & Customer Service
Continues Class 5 codes for faults and provides customer service contact info.
Annex: Technical Data
Technical Data for WR 1700/2300/3300
Specifications for specific Conergy WR models including input/output data and protection.
Annex: Technical Data (Continued)
Technical Data for WR 4600/5900/5900E
Specifications for higher capacity Conergy WR models.
Product Compliance and Regulations
Standards and Regulations Overview
Lists directives and standards the product adheres to, including ENS.
Warranty and Liability
Warranty Terms and Claims
Details warranty coverage, exclusions, and claim procedures.
Warranty Scope and Evidence
Defines what is covered by warranty and required proof.
Warranty and Liability (Continued)
Warranty Period and Evidence
Specifies warranty duration and proof of purchase requirements.
Equipment Disposal and Recycling
Information on returning obsolete equipment for proper recycling.
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