Wiring the Inverter
To connect your computer to the GT Inverter, you must use a serial DB9 “straight | ||
requirements | through” cable. | |
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| • | Pin 2: transmit |
| • | Pin 3: received |
| • | Pin 5: ground. |
All other pins are unused.
To connect a single GT Inverter to a personal computer:
WARNING: Shock hazard
Before opening the GT Inverter wiring/disconnect box, turn OFF the breaker switches connected to the GT Inverter AC output, and turn the DC/AC Disconnect switch to the OFF position. Hazardous voltage will still be present on the DC input (PV) terminals located under the clear plastic insulation barrier. Do not remove the insulation barrier during this procedure. To reduce the risk of shock, cover the array with an opaque (dark) material.
1.Feed the male end of the serial cable through a side conduit hole on the GT Inverter.
If the end of the serial cable is too large to fit through the conduit hole, you may need to use two DB9 to CAT 5 adaptors. Plug the DB9 end of the adapter into the GT Inverter, and feed the CAT 5 end of the cable out the conduit hole. Use another adapter to convert the CAT 5 end of the cable back to DB9.
2.Plug the male end of the serial cable into the GT Inverter
3.Plug the female end of the serial cable into your computer’s serial port.
4.Replace the wiring/disconnect box cover.
5.Turn the DC/AC disconnect switch to the ON position and turn the main utility panel breaker switches ON.
When power is restored to the GT Inverter, you can run
Note: In multiple installations,
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