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Operating instructions
Protect PV.630
AEG Power Solutions GmbH
Table of Contents
System Function
Monitoring Systems, Messages and Faults
Graphical Display and Operation Unit
Interfaces
Validity
Information on How to Use these Instructions
Warranty
General Information
Handling
Target Groups
Explanations of Target Groups
Obligations of the Equipment Operator
Skilled Personnel Skills and Trainings
Obligations of skilled personnel
Storing Instructions
Symbol Meaning
Explanation of Symbols and Safety Instructions
Explanation of Symbols
Symbol Meaning for skilled personnel
Safety Instructions
Signal Words Used
Hazard Symbols Used
Signs Containing Orders for Personal Protective Equipment
Abbreviations
Emergency Procedure e.g. in the Event of a Fire
Safety Awareness
Lightning protection
Particular Dangers associated with Photovoltaic Systems
Crystalline silicon cells
Thin-film cells
Protective Covers
Safety Signs and Warning Notices on the Equipment
Safety and Protection Devices for the Equipment
System stop switch
Residual Hazards
Lockable Equipment Doors
Guard
Electrical Hazards
Risk of injury due to rotating fans
Risks Due to Moving Parts
Fire-Related Risks
Water in electrical equipment
Risks due to Loss of Control
Risks from Maintenance and Repair Work
Important information about equipment documenta- tion
Product Details
Product Description
Appropriate Use
Dimensions and Views
Safety
Nameplate
Inappropriate Use
Standards, Directives and CE Mark
Technology
Operating Elements
Partner Operation
System Description
Operating Modes
Individual Operation
Waiting for Feed Conditions Status
System Function
Description of Sequence Control
OFF Status
Waiting Status
Operation Status
Early morning
Fault Status
Night Status
Sequence Control During the Course of the Day
Night
Day
Evening
Later in the evening
Sequence Control Parameters
Inverter stack switch-on time
Permissible voltage dip after switching on the stack
Power limit value for shutdown, delay time for shutdown
Fan Control, Cabinet Fan
Description of Fan Control General
Fan Control, Inverter Stack Fan
Cabinet Fan Control Parameters
Insulation Monitoring and Earthing of PV Cells General
Igbt temperature limit value for switching off the fan
Igbt temperature limit
Parameters of Inverter Stack Fan Control
Sequence control
Maintenance mode
Operation with Thin-Film Solar Cells
General
Insulation Monitoring Parameters
Insulation Monitoring in Partner Operation
Linked Operation
MPP Tracker
Change of status to linked operation
Single Operation
Change of status to separate operation
Partner Operation During the Course of the Day
Linked Operation in the Event of a Fault
Later that morning
Extended operating mode
Load threshold for connecting the INV
Partner Operation Parameters
Power rating for increased feed-in capacity
Monitoring Systems, Messages and Faults
Parameters of the Extended operating mode
Power rating for normal feed-in capacity
Protect PV.630 Operating Instructions
Temperature monitoring systems
Table of Faults
Can I/O monitoring systems Fault/Message
Unit Monitoring Systems Fault/Message
DC voltage monitoring systems Fault/Message
Communication Interface
Interfaces
Communication data port 3
Technical Data MultiCom CCC hardware data assembly A29.1
Communication data port 1
Communication data port 2
Button
Configuration jumpers
Structure of the MultiCom CCC Interface
Connections
Description of serial interfaces
Shield connection of the RS485 bus line
Port 2 X5 RS485 pin assignment default
Port 3 X4 can pin assignment
Port 2 X5 RS232 pin assignment
Controller Area Network can at
Setting the terminal program
Configuration
Configuration Preparations
Carriage return or Enter key
Data protocol configuration
Configuring the Modbus Protocol
Modbus/JBus data transmission configuration
Configuring Modbus Data Transmission
Structure of the COM Server
COM Server General
Network Connection
Installation of the COM Server
Configuration of the Virtual COM Port
Network Integration Configuration
Structure
Remote Signalling
Technical data
Following default signals are used for remote signalling
DOU
Graphical Display and Operation Unit
LEDs
Signalling
Acoustic signal generator
Keyboard Operation
Start-up
Possible symbol keys and their function
Main Menu
Menu Structure Menu Tree
Operating display Normal operation
Operating Display
Example of operating display
Examples of possible displays
Solar radiation is too low, the inverter is in standby mode
Monthly data t = day 1 31 for the last 12 months
Example of yearly overview
Status/Measured Values
Menu
Menu Inverter
Blocking
Information
Fault History
Settings
Service
Installation and Start-up
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Isolating Solar Inverters
Connection Work
Start-up
General Information
Safety
Storage
Transport, Storage and Installation
Installation Site Requirements, Operating Area
Packaging
Air vents on the system 1=supply air, 2=exhaust air
Preparations
Using a Crane to Transport and Install the System
Risk of accident due to suspended loads
Transporting the Equipment
Preparation
Using a Forklift or Lowlift Truck to Transport the System
Risk of accident due to transport with industrial trucks
Transporting a system using industrial truck
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Installing, Aligning, Attaching
Tightening Torque Values for Screw Connections
Connection Work
Installation without control cabinet doors
Control/Monitoring terminals
System not installed correctly
Power terminals
External Connections
Cables are connected as follows
Start-up
Prerequisites
Before connecting the AC voltage, check
Start-up Preparations
Right bridge block
Medium voltage Switchgear not connected correctly
Connection of AC Voltage
Auxiliary power supply via external circuit
Connection of DC Voltage
After connecting the DC voltage
Field rotation fault fault message
Other fault indications
Isolating Solar Inverters
Isolation Procedure
Maintenance and Servicing
Protect PV.630 Maintenance and Servicing
Fault Messages
General Information
Scope of the Recommended Measures
Maintenance and Repair
Inspection
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Visual Inspection
Obligation to Keep a Written Record
Diagnostic Functions
Reading Out the Memory
Removing Accumulated Dust
Isolating Solar Inverters
Functional Test
System Stop
Cleaning and Checking the Protection Devices
Maintenance
Checking the Monitoring System
Repair
Additional Work
Removing the fan
Removing and Installing the Fans
Installing the fan
Power Section
Component
Fault Messages
Spare Parts and Customer Service
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