Solectria Renewables PVI 10kW Installation And Operation Manual page 21

PVI 10kW / PVI 13kW / PVI 15kW
Measurements Menu
This displays the data retrieved from the inverter. Use the  buttons to move up and down the list:
o AC Energy
o AC Power
o AC Voltage
o AC Current (3 phase average)
o DC Voltage
Pressing ESC will take the screen back to the start menu. Note: data will only be available when
inverter is awake and communicating.
Set Inverter Menu
Displays inverter parameters, some of which may be modified with the keypad.
 Inverter ID
 Baud Rate
 Vac Very High
 Vac High
 Vac Low
 Vac Very Low
 Fac Low
 Fac Very Low
 Fac High
Note: data is only available when inverter is awake and communicating.
Monitor Menu
Displays monitor settings that may be modified with the keypad.
1. LAN
Local Area Network configuration, applicable only for SolrenView monitoring
a. DHCP Mode
b. Static/Fallback IP
Gateway IP
c.
d. Netmask
2. Date/Time
Manual time set. This may be overwritten by scheduled NIST updates.
3. Reboot
Reboots the monitor
Remote SRV
4.
SolrenView monitoring will have this field turned on. Caution: Enabling this field when SolrenView service has not
been confirmed/authorized may result in unnecessary wear on the unit.
Reset SRV
5.
Settings are cleared to factory defaults. Caution: This will clear Revenue-grade KYZ counters.
KYZ Meter Menu
Displays KYZ readings, if installed. See Solrenview manual for KYZ installation.
AC Energy
1.
AC Power
2.
Pulse Weight
3.
DOCR-060002 rev30
Serial port address/ID of the inverter
Serial port baud rate
AC Voltage Critical High (Not adjustable)
AC Voltage High (Not adjustable)
AC Voltage Low (Not adjustable)
AC Voltage Critical Low (Not adjustable)
AC Frequency Low (Not adjustable)
AC Frequency Critical Low (Not adjustable)
AC Frequency High (Not adjustable)
See SolrenView manual on DHCP
If DHCP is turned on, this is then used as the fallback IP
IP address of LAN's default gateway.
Subnet mask
This starts the transmit process necessary for SolrenView monitoring. Units that are ordered with
Cumulative energy count
Power reading
Multiplier to convert pulses to WH for display. F
For example Pulse Weight = 10 WH

1 pulse = 10 WH
Installation and Operation Manual
(Currently not adjustable)
21 July 7, 2010