Special Screens; Custom Screens - Xantrex GT2.5-NA Owner's Manual

Special Screens

Custom Screens

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Special message screens are displayed in specific situations that are not
considered fault situations. They can appear in any mode of operation. These
screens are described in Table 5-10.
Table 5-10 Special Message Screens
Display
Reconnecting in
sss seconds
Inverter
Offline
System *3500W
Today 15.56kWh
Unit *1800W
Today 7.82kWh
Insufficient
Solar Energy
Two custom screens are available. The inverter does not display them unless they
are configured using GT-View (see page 3–18). If programmed, the custom
screens display as the fourth and fifth screens during the startup sequence. They
can also be viewed by tapping the unit during normal operation and fault mode.
The first custom screen is intended for the home owner to display information
such as the name or location of the PV array associated with the inverter.
The second custom screen is intended for installers, who can configure the screen
to display, for example, contact information for service.
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Front Panel Display Screens and What They Mean
Description
Time remaining in seconds (sss) before the GT Inverter
reconnects to the Grid. This is a protection timer; it runs for
approximately five minutes at startup and after any Grid fault.
GT Inverter switching (or has switched) from Normal
Operation to Offline mode. This screen may flash alternately
with a Fault message screen.
The "*" in these two screens (see Table 5-2 and Table 5-4)
indicates that the unit is derating its output power because the
inverter heat sink temperature is above 75° C (167° F).
The asterisk only appears when the power is actually being
limited by the inverter.
Indicates the GT Inverter is not producing power due to
insufficient solar energy during low light conditions in early
morning or late afternoon or when the PV array is in shade.
This screen flashes alternately with the Normal Operation
default screen.
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