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Before installation:
Check for damage to inverter and packaging. If in doubt, contact the supplier be-
fore installing the inverter.
Installation:
For optimum safety, follow the steps described in this manual. Keep in mind that
the inverter has two voltage carrying sides; the PV input and the AC grid.
Disconnecting the inverter:
Before starting work on the inverter, switch off AC grid at the mains switch and PV
using the PV load switch. Ensure that the device cannot be unintentionally recon-
nected. Use a voltage tester to ensure that the unit is disconnected and voltage
free. The inverter can still be charged with very high voltage at hazardous levels
even when it is disconnected from grid/mains and solar modules. Wait at least 30
min. following disconnection from grid and PV panels before proceeding.
Maintenance and modification:
Only authorised personnel are allowed to repair or modify the inverter. To ensure
optimum personal safety, only original spare parts available from the supplier
should be used. If non-original spare parts are used, the compliance with CE
guidelines in respect of electrical safety, EMC and machine safety is not guaran-
teed.
Also observe the danger of burn injury. The temperature of the cooling racks and
components inside the inverter may exceed 70ºC.
Functional safety parameters:
Never change the parameters of the inverter without authorisation from the local
energy supply company and instructions from Danfoss.
Unauthorised changes of functional safety parameters may cause injury or acci-
dents to people or inverter. Additionally it will lead to the cancellation of all inver-
ter operating approval certificates.
The Danfoss inverters are all designed according to the German VDE0126-1-1
(February 2006) standard, which includes an insulation test between PV array(s)
and Earth, and a type B, RCMU according to DIN VDE 0100-712.
1.2.
Hazards of PV Systems
Very high DC voltages are present in the system even when the AC grid is disconnected. Faults
or inappropriate use may lead to electric arcing. Do not work on the inverter while it has cur-
rent connected to it.
The short-circuit current of the photovoltaic panels is only slightly higher than the maximum op-
erating current and depends on the level of solar irradiation.
1.3.
PV Load Switch
Illustration 1.1: TripleLynx CN PV Load Switch
The inverter has been equipped with a PV
load switch (1) for safe disconnection of DC
current.
1. Safety and Conformity
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Tabla de contenidos

A5E00136825

1

Qualified Personnel

2

Correct Usage

2

Safety Guidelines

2

Trademarks

3

Impressum

3

For your notes

4

Conventions

6

Other support

7

Abbreviations

8

SIMATIC HMI Documentation

10

Preface Release 12/01

12

Contents

13

Appendix

16

Introduction

17

Area of use

18

Operating unit

19

S Slot for PC card

20

S Slot for CF card

20

Functionality

23

Functionality Release 12/01

24

Commissioning

27

3.1 Initial Startup

29

3.2 Recommissioning

30

Download settings

31

Close modal dialogs

31

Recommendation

31

Download mode settings

33

3.5 Test the Configuration

36

3.6 Upload

38

Instructions

39

3.11 Load Application

46

3.12 ProSave Service Tool

49

Commissioning Release 12/01

50

Definition

52

Direct key

52

Operation acknowledgement

53

Acoustic acknowledgement

53

Optical acknowledgement

53

Screen keyboard

53

External USB keyboard

54

Numeric screen keyboard

55

Alphanumeric screen keyboard

57

Keyboard levels

57

4.1.7 Call help text

59

4.2.1 Function keys/Softkeys

62

LED assignment

63

4.2.2 System keys

64

Alphanumeric keys

65

Cursor keys

65

Operation Release 12/01

66

4.2.3 Key combinations

67

S Changes the active window

68

4.2.4 Entering Values

69

4.2.5 Call help text

71

5.1 Operating Screens

73

Fixed window

74

Message indicator

74

Message window

75

S MP 270B Key / OP 270:

75

S MP 270B Touch / TP 270:

75

Changing active window

76

Select screen

76

5.2 Logging On and Off

77

S Rectangle/Square

79

S Rounded rectangle/square

79

S Circle/Ellipse

79

S Polyline/Polygon

79

5.4 Input Field

82

5.5 Selection Field

84

5.6 Date/Time

86

5.7 Graphic Box

88

5.8 Button

89

5.9 Status Button

91

5.10 Switch

93

5.11 Messages

94

Buffering messages

95

Display messages

95

Deleting messages

95

5.11.1 ALARM_S

96

5.11.2 Message line

97

5.11.3 Message window

97

Alarm messages

98

Event messages

98

System messages

98

Close alarm window manually

99

5.11.4 Message page

100

5.11.5 Message buffer

101

5.11.6 Message display

102

Structure

103

Significance of the buttons

103

Message categories

103

5.12 Bar Graph

105

5.13 Trend View

106

6AV6591-1DC20-0AB0

108

5.14 Slider Control

109

5.15 Analog Display

111

5.16 Digital/Analog Clock

112

5.17 Password List

113

5.17.1 Password management

114

User Password Level

115

View password list

115

Creating a password

115

Deleting a password

115

Condition

116

5.18 Status/Force

117

Operation

118

Settings

119

6.1 Overview

121

Example of a recipe

122

6.2 Use of Recipes

123

6.2.2 Application examples

124

Figure 6-4 Process

125

Figure 6-5 Process

126

6.3 Recipe Configuration

127

Further information

128

System limits

128

6.4 Editing Data Records

130

6.4.1 Recipe view

131

6.4.2 Recipe screens

139

Editing data records offline

141

S With recipe view

141

S Without recipe view

141

Editing data records online

142

6.4.3 Functions and PLC jobs

143

PLC jobs

144

File format CSV

144

Standard behavior

147

Import data records

148

Archives

149

Storage location

150

Archive functions

150

Evaluating message archives

151

Examples of performance

151

Remove memory card

152

System Settings

153

8.1 Set Language

154

8.2 Setting an Operating Mode

155

The Windows CE Control Panel

156

Open Control Panel

156

Change language settings

157

8.3.1 Device properties

158

Calibrate touch screen

159

8.3.2 Screen saver

161

8.3.3 Communication

162

8.3.4 Set date/time

162

8.3.5 Network

163

8.3.6 Language setting

163

8.3.7 Screen keyboard

163

8.3.8 Volume

163

8.3.9 Set printer

164

Default settings

165

S Port: IF2

165

S Baud rate: 9600 bit/s

165

8.3.11 System properties

166

8.4 Network Operation

167

Overview

168

Preparation

168

Procedure

168

8.4.2 Test network

169

Installation

171

Installation in front panels

173

Installation Release 12/01

174

OP 270 6”

174

9.2 Electrical Installation

176

Connection elements

177

Reverse battery protection

179

Power supply

179

9.2.1 Equipotential

180

Release 12/01

181

Connection configuration

182

9.2.3 Connect PLC

183

Configure interface IF1B

184

9.2.4 Connect printer

185

Dimensions

189

Installation cut-out

190

Unit dimensions

190

10.2 TP 270 6”

192

10.3 MP 270B Key, OP 270 10”

194

10.4 OP 270 6”

196

Labeling

197

Exchange labeling strips

197

Dimensions Release 12/01

198

Proceed as follows:

198

Create labeling strips

199

LED–Fenster. transparent

200

In this chapter

201

11.1 Hardware Options

202

11.1.2 PC card / CF card

204

11.2 Software Option

206

Maintenance/Upkeep

207

Clean screen

208

Protective foil

208

Backup battery function

209

Supply source

209

Before replacing

209

General notes

210

Operating System Update

211

APPENDIX

213

APPENDIX Release 12/01

214

Technical Data

215

Technical Data Release 12/01

216

S Supply lines

219

S Process data lines

219

S Signal lines

219

S Supply line

219

Interface Assignments

221

Ethernet interface

222

USB interface

222

HMI System Messages

223

S the file exists

230

S The cable is defective

236

S The system is overloaded

236

S the cable is plugged in

237

S the PLC is OK

237

ESD Guidelines

247

Glossary

249

Glossary Release 12/01

262

Glossary-14

262

, 5-31

263

Index Release 12/01

276

Index-14

276





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