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AEG manual AEG Power Solutions GmbH, Protect PV.500-MHOperating Instructions

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Protect PV.500-MH Operating Instructions

	AEG Power Solutions GmbH
	Emil-Siepmann-Strasse 32
	59581 Warstein
	Germany
	+49 2902 763 100
Fax:	+49 2902 763 645
E-mail:	service.aegpss@aegps.com
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Operating Instructions Protect PV.500-MHAEG Power Solutions GmbH Protect PV.500-MHOperating InstructionsProduct Details Table of ContentsExplanation of Symbols and Safety Instructions System DescriptionInterfaces Monitoring Systems, Messages and FaultsSystem Function Graphical Display and Operation Unit 1.1General Information 1 Information on How to Use these InstructionsWarranty Validity1.3.1Obligations of the Equipment Operator 1.2Target Groups1.3Explanations of Target Groups Handling80000043212 BAL 1.3.2Skilled Personnel Skills and Training8 of Obligations of skilled personnel 2.Secure the unit against being switched back on1.4Storing Instructions 1.Disconnect safelySymbol 2 Explanation of Symbols and Safety Instructions2.1Explanation of Symbols Table 2 - Other symbols2.2.1Signal Words Used SIGNAL WORD2.2Safety Instructions 2.2.2Hazard Symbols UsedSymbol Meaning for skilled personnel2.4Safety Awareness 2.2.4AbbreviationsThin-filmcells DANGERCrystalline silicon cells Lightning protectionSystem stop switch 2.7.1Protective Covers2.8Residual Hazards 2.7.2Lockable Equipment Doors2.7.3Guard DANGER DANGERDANGER DANGERWater in electrical equipment 2.8.2Risks Due to Moving Parts2.8.3Fire-RelatedRisks Risk of injury due to rotating fansDANGER 2.8.5Risks from Maintenance and Repair WorkFailure of remote signalling 2.8.4Risks due to Loss of Control3 Product Details 3.1Product Description3.3Appropriate Use 3.2Dimensions and ViewsSafety 3.4Inappropriate UseProtect PV.500-MHOperating Instructions 3.5Standards, Directives and CE Mark3.6Nameplate Figure 4 Rating plate example3.7Technology Risk to life due to electric shock DANGER3.8Operating Elements 4 System Description 4.1Individual Operation5.1.1The OFF Status 5 System Function5.1Description of Sequence Control 5.1.2The Waiting for Feed Conditions StatusPossible change of status 5.1.3The Operation Status5.1.4The Waiting Status Possible change of statusPossible change of status 5.1.5The Fault Status5.1.6The Night Status Possible change of statusNight EveningLater in the evening Protect PV.500 MH Operating Instructions5.1.8Sequence Control Parameters Switch-onconditionsInverter stack switch-ontime Minimum DC voltage5.2Description of Fan Control 5.2.1General 5.2.2Fan Control, Cabinet Fanminimum time in the fast fan stage 5.2.3Cabinet Fan Control Parameters5.2.4Fan Control, Inverter Stack Fan 5.3.1General 5.2.5Parameters of Inverter Stack Fan Control5.3Insulation Monitoring and Earthing of PV Cells IGBT temperature limit34 of 80000043212 BAL5.3.3Operation with Thin-FilmSolar Cells Maintenance modeMaintenance mode General5.4MPP Tracker Minimum time in maintenance mode5.3.4Insulation Monitoring Parameters Insulation test time6 Monitoring Systems, Messages and Faults 6.1General Information6.2Table of Faults Temperature monitoring systemsDOU message Fault/MessageCAN I/O monitoring systems DOU message Fault/MessageUnit Monitoring Systems DC voltage monitoring systems Fault/MessageFault/Message DOU message7.1.1General 7 Interfaces7.1Communication Interface 9600 baud, 8, E, 1 default 7.1.2Technical DataMultiCom CCC hardware data assembly A29.1 19,200 baud defaultConnections Configuration jumpers7.1.3Structure of the MultiCom CCC Interface ButtonDescription of serial interfaces LED signalsPort 2 Serial interface X5 internally wired to Green/red flashesPort 2 X5 RS485 pin assignment default Shield connection of the RS485 bus lineController Area Network CAN at 7.1.4ConfigurationPort 2 X5 RS232 pin assignment Port 3 X4 CAN pin assignment7.1.4.1 Configuration Preparations Setting the terminal programCR 7.1.4.2 Configuring the Modbus Protocol 7.1.4.3 Configuring Modbus Data Transmission MOD1 7.2COM Server 7.2.1General7.2.2Network Connection LED signals Green LED H1 7.2.4Installation of the COM ServerConfiguration jumpers Network factory settings for the COM server7.2.5Network Integration Configuration 7.2.6Configuration of the Virtual COM PortStructure 7.3Remote SignallingTechnical data Connection to MultiCom interface 8 Graphical Display and Operation Unit 8.1General Information8.1.2Keyboard Operation 8.1.1SignallingAcoustic signal generator LEDsPossible symbol keys and their function 8.2Start-upProtect PV.500-MHOperating Instructions 8.3Menu Structure 8.3.1Menu Tree8.3.2Main Menu Menu tree8.3.3Operating Display Figure 29 Example of operating display Examples of possible displaysProtect PV.500-MHOperating Instructions Figure 30 Example of operating displayFigure 32 Example of operating display Protect PV.500 MH Operating InstructionsFigure 31 Example of operating display Figure 33 Operating display - Central sectionFigure 34 Example of daily data Current yearly data t = monthProtect PV.500-MHOperating Instructions Figure 35 Example of monthly dataYearly overview Status/data MenuIverter-Status Grid operation MPP 8.3.9Service 8.3.6Fault History8.3.7Settings 8.3.8Information

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