HEM / HEMK / MPCSM / MPCSK GEN3

SOFTWARE AND
PROGRAMMING MANUAL

UTILITY SCALE INVERTERS

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UTILITY SCALE INVERTERS

Programming and Software

Manual

Edition: April 2023

HEMG3SW01DI Rev. D
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ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

PURPOSE

This manual contains important instructions for the setup and use of the Power Electronics Freesun solar
and battery GEN3 inverters (HEM, HEMK, MPCSK and MPCSM).

Power Electronics reserves the right to modify product features.

TARGET AUDIENCE

This manual is intended for users who will commission, configure and operate the Power Electronics
Freesun solar and battery inverters GEN3 inverters.

Only qualified technical personnel validated by Power Electronics may commission, configure and operate
inverters.

REFERENCE MANUALS

The following reference documents are available for the solar and battery GEN3 inverters:

• Programming and Software Manual.

• Hardware and Installation Manual.

• Maintenance Manual.

POWER ELECTRONICS CONTACT INFORMATION

Power Electronics USA Inc. Power Electronics España, S.L.

1510 N. Hobson Street, Gilbert, Polígono Industrial Carrases
Phoenix Ronda del Camp d’Aviació nº 4
AZ 85233 46160, Llíria (Valencia)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SPAIN
US Sales: 602-354-4890 / (480) 519-5977 Telephone: (+34) 96 136 65 57
Website: www.power-electronics.com

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REVISIONS CONTROL
DATE (DD/MM/YYYY) REVISION DESCRIPTION
10 / 03 / 2022 A First edition.
11 / 08 / 2022 B Acronyms. Faults, warnings and events. Description of
visualization parameters. Description of programming
parameters. Modbus communication.
06 / 04 / 2023 C User access level. Status messages, faults, warnings and
events. Description of visualization parameters. Description
of programming parameters. Modbus communication.
27 / 04 / 2023 D Status messages, faults, warnings and events.Description of
programming parameters. Modbus communication.
Misprints correction.

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The equipment and technical documentation are periodically updated. Power Electronics reserves the right to modify all or part of the
contents of this manual without previous notice. To consult the most updated information of this product, you may access our website
www.power-electronics.com, where the latest version of this manual can be downloaded. The reproduction or distribution of the present
manual is strictly forbidden, unless express authorization from Power Electronics.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT .......................................................................................................................... 2

ACRONYMS ................................................................................................................................................. 7

SAFETY SYMBOLS ..................................................................................................................................... 9

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................................................................................... 10

USER ACCESS LEVEL ........................................................................................................................ 11

STATUS MESSAGES, FAULTS, WARNINGS AND EVENTS ............................................................. 12

Status messages ................................................................................................................................ 13
Module status messages ................................................................................................................. 13
Inverter status messages................................................................................................................. 13
Events ................................................................................................................................................ 14
Faults.................................................................................................................................................. 15
Warnings ............................................................................................................................................ 16

DESCRIPTION OF VISUALIZATION PARAMETERS ......................................................................... 17

Group SV1: Internal visualization ....................................................................................................... 17
Subgroup SV1.1: Status .................................................................................................................. 17
Subgroup SV1.2: Start conditions .................................................................................................... 18
Subgroup SV1.4: Equipment ........................................................................................................... 18
Subgroup SV1.5: Digital I/O status .................................................................................................. 21
Subgroup SV1.6: Ambiente ............................................................................................................. 23
Subgroup SV1.7: Inverter Control .................................................................................................... 24
Subgroup SV1.8: Limits ................................................................................................................... 24
Group SV2: DC source ....................................................................................................................... 25
Group SV3: Grid visualization ............................................................................................................ 26
Subgroup SV3.1: Grid MV ............................................................................................................... 26
Subgroup SV3.2: Grid LV ................................................................................................................ 26
Group SV4: Algorithms ....................................................................................................................... 27
Subgroup SV4.3: Curve Q(V) .......................................................................................................... 27
Subgroup SV4.5: P(f)....................................................................................................................... 27
Subgroup SV4.10: P(V) Curve ......................................................................................................... 28
Subgroup SV4.11: SVR ................................................................................................................... 28
Group SV5: Counters ......................................................................................................................... 29
Subgroup SV5.1: Active energy ....................................................................................................... 29
Subgroup SV5.2: Reactive energy................................................................................................... 29
Subgroup SV5.3: Run time counters ............................................................................................... 30
Subgroup SV5.4: Grid connections.................................................................................................. 30
Subgroup SV5.5: MV cell counters .................................................................................................. 30
Group SV7: Faults and warnings ........................................................................................................ 31
Subgroup SV7.1: Faults ................................................................................................................... 31
Subgroup SV7.2: Warnings ............................................................................................................. 34
Subgroup SV7.3: Events ................................................................................................................. 36
Grupo SV9: IMD ................................................................................................................................. 37

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Subgrupos SV9.2: channels ............................................................................................................ 37

Group SV10: DU................................................................................................................................. 39
Subgroup SV10.1: String Block A .................................................................................................... 39
Subgroup SV10.2: String Block B .................................................................................................... 39
Subgroup SV10.3: String Block C .................................................................................................... 40
Subgroup SV10.4: String Block D .................................................................................................... 40
Subgroup SV10.7: RFI current 1 ..................................................................................................... 40
Subgroup SV10.8: RFI current 2 ..................................................................................................... 40
Subgroup SV10.9: RFI current 3 ..................................................................................................... 40
Subgroup SV10.10: RFI current 4.................................................................................................... 41
Group SV12: Modules Information ..................................................................................................... 41
Subgroup SV12.0: General information ........................................................................................... 41
Subgroup SV12.1: Module 1 ............................................................................................................ 41
Subgroup SV12.2: Module 2 ............................................................................................................ 42
Subgroup SV12.3: Module 3 ............................................................................................................ 43
Subgroup SV12.4: Module 4 ............................................................................................................ 44
Subgroup SV12.5: Module 5 ............................................................................................................ 45
Subgroup SV12.6: Module 6 ............................................................................................................ 46 EN
Subgroup SV12.7: Module 7 ............................................................................................................ 47
Subgroup SV12.8: Module 8 ............................................................................................................ 48
Subgroup SV12.9: Module 9 ............................................................................................................ 49
Subgroup SV12.10: Module 10 ........................................................................................................ 50
Subgroup SV12.11: Module 11 ........................................................................................................ 51
Subgroup SV12.12: Module 12 ........................................................................................................ 52

DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAMMING PARAMETERS ......................................................................... 54

Group G1: General ............................................................................................................................. 54
Group G2: Running conditions ........................................................................................................... 55
Subgroup G2.1: Start ....................................................................................................................... 55
Subgroup G2.2: Stop ....................................................................................................................... 55
Subgroup G2.3: Reconnection ........................................................................................................ 56
Subgroup G2.6: Selectors ............................................................................................................... 56
Subgroup G2.7: MV Cell .................................................................................................................. 57
Subgroup G2.8: Busbars Configuration ........................................................................................... 57
Subgroup G2.9: Busbar Start .......................................................................................................... 58
Subgroup G2.10: Busbar Stop ......................................................................................................... 58
Subgroup G2.11: Busbar Reconnection .......................................................................................... 58
Group G3: Limits ................................................................................................................................ 60
Subgroup G3.1: P/Q ........................................................................................................................ 60
Subgroup G3.6: Reference Differences ........................................................................................... 60
Subgroup G3.7: Batteries ................................................................................................................ 60
Group G4: Algorithms ......................................................................................................................... 61
Subgroup G4.2: Gradients ............................................................................................................... 61
Subgroup G4.3: LVRT ..................................................................................................................... 63
Subgroup G4.4: OVRT .................................................................................................................... 67
Subgroup G4.5: Curve Q(V) ............................................................................................................ 70
Subgroup G4.6: P(V) Curve ............................................................................................................. 71
Subgroup G4.7: P(f) Curve .............................................................................................................. 72
Subgroup G4.8: Econ mode ............................................................................................................ 74
Subgroup G4.9: SVR ....................................................................................................................... 75
Subgroup G4.10: Night mode .......................................................................................................... 75
Subgroup G4.11: Active balancing .................................................................................................. 76
Group G5: Protections ........................................................................................................................ 76

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Subgroup G5.1: Voltage frequency.................................................................................................. 76

Subgroup G5.2: Quality ................................................................................................................... 79
Subgroup G5.3: Anti islanding ......................................................................................................... 79
Subgroup G5.5: Config Protections ................................................................................................. 80
Subgroup G5.12: Reset GFDI Fault................................................................................................. 80
Group G6: Communications ............................................................................................................... 80
Subgroup G6.1: Modbus .................................................................................................................. 80
Subgroup G6.2: Ethernet ................................................................................................................. 82
Subgroup G6.4: FTP Guest ............................................................................................................. 82
Subgroup G6.5: PPC ....................................................................................................................... 83
Group G8: Control .............................................................................................................................. 85
Subgroup G8.1: References ............................................................................................................ 85
Subgroup G8.4: Batteries ................................................................................................................ 87
Group G9: IMD ................................................................................................................................... 87
Subgroup G9.4: Advanced .............................................................................................................. 87
Group G13: Normative ....................................................................................................................... 88
Subgroup G13.1: Fast Logger (CAISO) ........................................................................................... 88

MODBUS COMMUNICATION .............................................................................................................. 90

Supported Modbus function codes ..................................................................................................... 90
Modbus function code nº 3: Registers reading ................................................................................... 90
Operation example of Modbus function code nº3 (registers reading) .............................................. 91
Modbus function code nº 6: Registers single writing .......................................................................... 91
Modbus function code nº 16: Registers writing ................................................................................... 92
Remote Control Functions .................................................................................................................. 93
Energy visualization parameters......................................................................................................... 94
Summary of Modbus addresses ......................................................................................................... 94

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ACRONYMS
The terms commonly used in the documentation of Power Electronics’ products are listed in the table
below.

Please notice this is a general series of terms and it encompasses all our product divisions (industrial,
solar, storage, and electric mobility), thus, some of the following expressions may not apply to this
particular manual.

ACRONYM MEANING
AASS Auxiliary Services
AC Alternating Current
AI Analogue Input
AO Analogue Output EN
BESS Battery Energy Storage System
BMS Battery Manager Solution
CCID Charge circuit interrupting device
CCL Charge Current Limit.
CCS Combined charging system – charging and communications protocol following the standard IEC
61851-23 Annex CC
CHAdeMO Charging and communications protocol following the standard IEC 61851-23 Annex AA
CPU Central Processing Unit
DC Direct Current
DCL Discharge Current Limit
DI Digital Input
DSP Digital Signal Processor
DO Digital Output
EMS Energy Management System
EV Electric Vehicle
FPGA Programmable device (Field-Programmable Gate Array)
FRU Field Replaceable Unit
GFDI Ground Fault Detector Interrupter
GPRS General Packet Radio Services, a data transmission system
HVAC Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning
IGBT Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor
IMI Insulation monitoring device
IT Grid system where the power supply is kept isolated and the electrical equipment system is
grounded.
LOTO Lock Out – Tag Out
MCB Miniature Circuit Breaker
MCCB Moulded Case Circuit Breaker
MPCS Multi Power Conversion System
MID Measuring Instrument Directive
MV Medium Voltage. This term is used to refer to high voltage in general
PE Ground connection
PI Proportional and Integral
POI Point Of Interconnection
PPE Personal Protection Equipment

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ACRONYM MEANING
PV Photovoltaic energy
RCD Residual Current Device
RCM Residual Current Monitor
RFID Radio Frequency Identification
SOC State Of Charge – referred to battery
SOH State Of Health – referred to battery. It compares the actual state of the battery to its initial
conditions. It is measured in percentage
STO Safe Torque Off
TN Grid system where the power supply is grounded, and the electrical equipment system is brought
to the same ground through the neutral connector.
TT Grid system where both the power supply and the electrical devices are connected to the ground
via separate connections
UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply
VSD / VFD Variable Speed Drive, Variable Frequency Drive. Both terms are used

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SAFETY SYMBOLS
Always follow safety instructions to prevent accidents and potential hazards from occurring.

In this manual, safety messages are classified as follows:

Identifies potentially hazardous situations where dangerous voltage may be

present which if not avoided could result in minor personal injury, serious
injury or death
WARNING
Be extremely careful and follow the instructions to avoid the risk of electrical
shocks.

Identifies potentially hazardous situations which if not avoided could result in

product damage or minor or moderate personal injury.
EN
CAUTION
Read the message and follow the instructions carefully.

Identifies important measures to take in order to prevent damage equipment

NOTICE and warranty lost, as well as encouraging good use and environmental
practices.

Other symbols used in this manual for safety messages are the following:

Hot surface. Be careful and follow the instructions to avoid burns and personal injuries.

Risk of fire. Be careful and follow the instructions to prevent causing an unintentional fire.

Energy storage timed discharge. Wait for the indicated time to avoid electrical hazards.

Caution, risk of hearing damage. Wear hearing protection.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT!

Read carefully all documentation to maximize the performance of the product and ensure its safe use.

In order to use appropriately the inverter, please, follow all instructions described in the Hardware and
Installation Manual referred to transport, installation, electrical connection and commissioning of the
equipment.

For maintenance operations, follow the instructions from the Maintenance Manual.

Power Electronics accepts no responsibility or liability for partial or total damages resulting from
inappropriate equipment use.

CAUTION
Read carefully the Hardware and Installation Manual and all documentation related to the inverter to
ensure its safe use and prevent personal injuries and equipment damage.

Adhere to local and national regulations.

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USER ACCESS LEVEL

1
Software parameters are divided in groups, depending on their functionality:

• Visualization and status parameters cannot be modified and display useful information about the
inverter, such as: current and voltage per phase, amount of energy generated by the inverter, fault
messages and many more. Please refer to section “Description of visualization parameters” for a
detailed list of all parameters and their attributes.

• Configuration parameters allow setting and modifying the inverter operating conditions and general
parameters such as the current date and user password. They are explained in section, “Description
of programming parameters”.

The user modes are Customer and Qualified Customer, being the latter named in the document as
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Administrator (Admin, from now on). To prevent unintentional modifications that could lead to
malfunctioning and even damage to the equipment, the login role Customer will be enabled by default
and elevated privileges will be required to edit some parameters.

The available user modes are explained in parameter [G.1.3-User], for further information refer to its
description at “Description of programming parameters” section. By default, the user mode is Customer. If
you require assistance, please contact Power Electronics.

NOTICE

This document includes parameters for Admin (qualified customer) and Customer login roles.

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STATUS MESSAGES, FAULTS,

WARNINGS AND EVENTS 2

The software provides, at all times, information about the inverter status, warnings and faults:

• STATUS messages provide information about the current state of the inverter (e.g. ready to start,
operating…).

• A FAULT is a condition that, if satisfied, will force the inverter to stop (e.g. an islanding condition has
been detected).

• WARNING messages provide useful information about what is going on in the inverter (e.g. derating,
a module has stopped, heating is active…). They should be checked periodically, and the
corresponding actions should be taken (if required).

NOTICE

For further information about faults and warnings, please consult the Annex 01 – Troubleshooting
(HEMG3SW01AN01).

Also, the inverter includes two status LEDs in the Main Control Cabinet door which show its operation
status:

LED ON LED OFF

Green LED Inverter ON Inverter OFF

Flashing every second: Warning
Red LED No faults or warnings
Still: Fault

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Status messages
Module status messages
These parameters are shown in visualization group SV12.x.1, where x is the module number.

CODE NAME DESCRIPTION

0 Invalid Invalid status.

1 Stop The module is stopped and has not performed the soft charge.

2 Softcharge The module is performing the soft charge.

3 Ready The module is enabled and has the soft charge performed.

5 Pre Run The module has received run command and is waiting 10 ms to start.

6 Run The module is running and the IGBTs are switching.

7 Discharge The module is actively discharging the bus.

The module has stopped when an overcurrent is detected. The IGBTs remain open for
10 Wait Over-Current
500 µs. EN
11 Wait Under-Voltage The module has stopped when it detects that a bus undervoltage fault has occurred.

12 Over-Current Wait DSP The module has stopped due to overcurrent or low bus voltage.

22 IDLE The module starts up in this status after power-up.

Inverter status messages

The table below summarizes all possible inverter status and their acronyms. These parameters are
shown in visualization group SV1.1.4.

CODE NAME DESCRIPTION

The equipment has received the start command and the inverter takes five seconds to stabilize
0 Power Up
the system (communications, measurements, configuration, etc.).
1 Init Basic conditions are being checked.
The inverter is stopped waiting for a command to move forward. Refer to "Group G2: Running
2 Off
conditions" for more information on start-up and stop configurations of the equipment.
3 Standby DC The inverter is checking DC conditions to move forward.
DC precharge to connect to AC mains power without connecting to DC power source. In case
4 Precharge DC
of a transformer, the mains connection must be made without pre-magnetising.
Operation depending on the state of connection to the AC power grid.
• Disconnected from AC power grid: DC self-diagnosis and connection to DC power
5 Softcharge DC
source with soft charge.
• Connected from AC power grid: connection to DC power source with soft charge.
The inverter is stopped waiting for a command to move forward. Refer to "Group G2: Running
6 DC Ready
conditions" for more information on start-up and stop configurations of the equipment.
7 Standby AC The inverter is checking the AC and DC conditions for progress.
Connection to the AC power network. Pre-magnetisation of the transformer in case of HEM or
8 Black Start
pre-charging for HEMK.
The equipment is connected to the AC power grid and to the DC power source. The inverter
9 Ready is waiting for a command to move forward. Refer to "Group G2: Running conditions" for more
information on start-up and stop configurations of the equipment.
The inverter is checking the AC conditions according to the configured grid connection
10 Wait
conditions for the set time.
Pre-start status. Check of AC conditions, connection of the LC filter by checking the feedback
11 Pre ON
and start-up of the first module.

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CODE NAME DESCRIPTION

12 ON The inverter is operating normally.

13 Stop The inverter is in the process of being stopped.

The equipment is connected to the AC power grid. The inverter is stopped waiting for a
14 Ready AC command to move forward. Refer to "Group G2: Running conditions" for more information on
start-up and stop configurations of the equipment.
The inverter is disconnected from the DC power source but is connected to the AC power grid.
15 AC Diag
AC self-diagnosis is executed.
Active discharge of the equipment to de-energise internal elements. The equipment is
16 Discharge
disconnected from the AC mains and DC power supply.
There is a fault in the inverter. See fault code FXX and refer to the Annex 01 – Troubleshooting
17 Fault
(HEMG3SW01AN01).

Events
Below is a summary of possible inverter events and their descriptions.

CODE EVENT DESCRIPTION

1 LVRT Algorithm Low Voltage Ride Through is running. Low voltage grid support (voltage holes).

2 OVRT Algorithm Over Voltage Ride Through is running. High voltage grid support.

3 P(f) curve The Power Per Frequency (PPF) algorithm is running. Power is reduced due to high frequencies.

4 Q(V) curve Grid support by means of reactive power curve as a function of voltage.

5 P(V) curve Grid support by means of active power curve as a function of voltage.

6 Premagnetization The equipment is premagnetising the MV transformer.

7 Econ Mode The equipment has activated the Econ mode functionality in order to save MV transformer losses.

8 Night mode The equipment is in night mode. The inverter has detected that it is night.

9 Curve Q(P) Grid support by means of reactive power curve as a function of active power.

33 IMI GFDI MV Opening / closing manoeuvre of the GFDI in progress.

34 AntiPID ON This event is not applicable to this version of the product.

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Faults
CODE FAULT CODE FAULT CODE FAULT CODE FAULT
F1 Watchdog F59 Module SW Mismatch F104 PCB temperature F169 LCL Feedback

F2 HW Vbus F60 Module HW Mismatch F106 Mod. Vdc unbalanced F170 Thermal L Feedback

F3 SoftCharge F61 Smoke Detector F107 Iac not reached F188 THDV
F4 Discharge F62 DU Comms F108 Mod. High Vdc F189 THDI
F5 High Vac F63 IMD Earth Connection F109 Mod. Low Vdc F190 Combined F-V

F6 Low Vac F64 Invalid MAC F112 OCAC emergency F192 ECONMODE

F7 High frequency F65 Overcurrent AC F113 CRC F197 HW Overvoltage

F8 Low frequency F66 Module VDC Unbalance F114 Measure Ir F198 HW Undervoltage
F10 Comms SCI FPGA-DSP F67 Overcurrent DC F115 Measure Is F200 Overvoltage Lim DC

F11 Active Anti-island F69 Overvoltage DC+ F116 Measure It F202 Aux Transformer overtemp

F13 No modules F70 Overvoltage DC- F117 Measure Idc F203 MV overtemperature
F14 Drive-Select DSP F71 Desaturation R1(H) F118 Module Disabled F204 Fan impulsion MT EN
F15 Synchronization F72 Desaturation R2(H) F119 Desaturation R1(L) F205 Fan DU zone
F16 DC miswired F73 Desaturation R2(L) F120 Desaturation R3(H) F206 Fan zone filter LC
F23 Unbalanced Vac F74 Desaturation R3(L) F121 Desaturation S1(L) F207 Fan zone modules
F25 Low Vdc F75 Desaturation S1(H) F122 Desaturation S3(H) F208 MV cri overtemperature
F27 Modules start fault F76 Desaturation S2(H) F123 Desaturation T1(L) F210 uC-FPGA Comms

F28 Passive Anti-island F77 Desaturation S2(L) F124 Desaturation T3(H) F211 Intern Isolation
F31 Selfdiagnosis fault F78 Desaturation S3(L) F125 Diff Iac mod run F212 Extern Isolation

F32 Error Mod selfdiagnosis F79 Desaturation T1(H) F126 Tº deviation IGBTs F213 Negative DU current
F33 Unable reconnect F80 Desaturation T2(H) F127 Delta Tº IGBTs F214 IMD Comms
F34 Hom Diff LV F81 Desaturation T2(L) F128 Spring loaded F215 Timeout GFDI
F35 MT Premag F82 Desaturation T3(L) F129 Module Isolation F216 Timeout IMI Meas
F38 CurrentOff LV F83 Multiple desaturation F130 Softcharge Feedback F217 Critical Temp LC filter

F40 Internal overtemperature F84 Comunications F150 MV cell wrong state F219 Overvoltage Lim AC
F41 GFDI fuse F85 Timeout soft charge F152 DGPT2 Temp failure F220 PT100 induc no connected
DGPT2 Pressure
F43 Emergency stop F86 Feedback breaker F153 F221 PT100 traf not connected
failure
NTC adm temp not
F44 Drive-Select MCU F87 Softcharge target F155 DGPT2 oil or gas level F222
connect
F45 General Isolation F90 Tª IGBTS HF F156 DU inverse current F223 NTC LC filter not connec

F46 Data Fault F92 Mod. Discharge fault F157 Feedback AC breaker F224 Ind overtemperature

F47 Watchdog uP F94 Soft charge F158 Low pressure SF6 F225 Ind cri overtemperature
F48 Internal comms F95 Source PCB F159 Overtemperature DU F226 IMI Hardware
F49 IMD Selfdiagnosis Error F96 Tª PCB module F160 AC Disconnect F227 Fault Unknown

F51 PPC Comms F98 Idc derivation F161 LOTO AC F252 RFI OverCur Persistent

F54 DU Overcurrent F99 Mod. Iac derivation F162 LOTO DC F253 Imbalance V

F55 External fault/OVGR F101 Mod. measure DC F163 WD MV Cell F254 VDC not reached
F56 Remote emergency stop F102 Unbalanced current F164 Excessive Maneuvers F255 BAT open detection

F58 Control SW mismatch F103 IGBTs temperature F165 Improper Modulation - -

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Warnings

CODE WARNING CODE WARNING CODE WARNING CODE WARNING

W1 Input high voltage W37 Night Mode W99 Differential Iac stop W158 General Isolation

W2 Low voltage input W38 Opening DU W101 Mod. measure DC W159 Intern Isolation

W3 High frecuency W39 DU Open W102 Unbalanced current W160 Extern Isolation

W4 Low frecuency W40 Opening AC W103 IGBTs temperature W161 Fan impulsion MT

W5 No start conditions W41 AC Open W104 PCB temperature W162 Fan DU zone

W6 DU comunications W42 AC Disconnect W106 Unbal/Max Vbus W163 Fan zone filter LC

W7 P limit W61 Act Balancing Triggering W107 Iac not reached W164 Fan zone modules

W8 Q limit W65 Overcurrent AC W108 Overcurrent Idc W165 Fan motor status

W9 Is limit W66 Mod. Bus DC Unbalanced W109 Vdc module low W166 Temp sensor read

W10 Idc limit W67 Overcurrent DC W111 Fan module W167 AntiPID ON

W11 Derating Vdc W69 Overvoltage DC (P) W112 Emergency OCAC W168 Source DCDC ON

W12 Derating thermal IGBT W70 Overvoltage DC (N) W113 Checksum comms W169 Unbalanced I DU

W13 Derating thermal adm W71 Desaturation R1(H) W114 Sensed current R W170 Overvoltage DC

W14 Low P W72 Desaturation R2(H) W115 Sensed current S W171 No RTC

W15 Low Vdc W73 Desaturation R2(L) W116 Sensed current T W172 LC filter Temperature

W16 Delta therm PCB Admission W74 Desaturation R3(L) W117 Sensed current DC W173 IMI Disabled Channels

W17 Delta therm IGBT teoric W75 Desaturation S1(H) W118 Disable mod. SC W174 Fan type not correct DU

W18 Tracker output low Vac W76 Desaturation S2(H) W119 Desaturation R1(L) W175 Fan type not correct MT

W19 LVRT W77 Desaturation S2(L) W120 Desaturation R3(H) W176 Fan type not correct MOD

W20 HVRT W78 Desaturation S3(L) W121 Desaturation S1(L) W177 Fan type not correct LC

W21 Curve P(f) W79 Desaturation T1(H) W122 Desaturation S3(H) W179 FTP_OPEN

W22 Curve Q(V) W80 Desaturation T2(H) W123 Desaturation T1(L) W180 SD corrupted

W23 Curve P(V) W81 Desaturation T2(L) W124 Desaturation T3(H) W183 Internal comms

W24 DU close night W82 Desaturation T3(L) W125 Diff Iac mod run W252 RFI OverCur Persistent

W25 Close AC without premag. W83 Multiple desaturation W126 Desv. Tª IGBTs W253 Imbalance V

W26 Overvoltage AC W84 Comunications W127 Mod. IGBT Delta Tª est W254 VDC not reached

W27 Overvoltage limit AC W85 Time out soft charge W128 Spring loaded W255 BAT open detection

W28 Derating freq temp IGBT W86 Feedback breaker W129 Isolation Module W303 RFI OverCurrent

W29 DGPT2 Temperature alarm W87 Softcharge target W130 Softcharge Feedback W304 Imbalance P

W30 Overtemperature DU W90 Tª IGBTS HW W150 No SD W305 Limit VDC BESS

W31 MV Autocalibration W91 Thermal L W151 Lockable module W306 CCL Limit

W32 MV Premagnetization W93 Thermal inductance LCL W152 PPC comms W307 DCL Limit

W33 ECON Mode W94 DC SC Module W153 Isolation watchdog W308 HW Limit

W34 Night Conditions W95 Source 15V W155 Low resistor isolation W309 Busbar Disable

W35 Autonight Night Day W96 Tª PCB module W156 High resistor isolation W310 Module Disable

W36 Autonight Day Night W98 Idc derivation W157 Comms isolation watchdog - -

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DESCRIPTION OF VISUALIZATION
PARAMETERS 3

Visualization and status parameters cannot be modified and display useful information about the inverter,
such as: current and voltage per phase, amount of energy generated by the inverter, fault messages and
many more.

Group SV1: Internal visualization

This group allows the visualization of the internal state of the system. It shows the status of the
equipment, the starting conditions, the status of the AC and DC switchgear, the status of the digital inputs
and outputs, temperatures of the electronic boards that make up the equipment and the temperatures of
EN
the inlet, filter and MV transformer, as well as the limits and power of the equipment.

Subgroup SV1.1: Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the current fault code in case there is any. An example is given below to
explain the interpretation of the parameter's faults.
Example:
The parameter returns a decimal number which needs to be transformed to
binary. Then, the last ten digits must be and converted back to decimal. If it is a
fault associated with a DC channel, the channel is indicated in the first six digits
of the binary value:
SV1.1.1-Current fault = NO FLT NONE
1. SV1.1.1-Current fault = 1069
2. Binary (1069) = 000001 0000101101
3. Decimal (0000101101) = 45 → F45: General Isolation
For this case, it is [F45: General Isolation] on channel 1.
Note: For further information about faults and warnings, please consult the Annex
01 – Troubleshooting (HEMG3SW01AN01).
When a module fault results in a system fault, this parameter shows the number
SV1.1.2-Current fault module = 0 NONE of the module that has produced the original fault. If several modules have
produced the fault, it will show the last module that reported it.
Shows the current warning code in case there is any. The interpretation of the
parameter warnings follows the same procedure as described in [SV1.1.1-Current
SV1.1.3-Current warning = NO WRN NONE fault].
Note: For further information about faults and warnings, please consult the Annex
01 – Troubleshooting (HEMG3SW01AN01).
Shows the current status of the inverter.
OPTION STATUS OPTION STATUS
0 Power Up 9 Ready
1 Init 10 Wait
2 OFF 11 Pre ON
SV1.1.4-Current status = Power Up NONE 3 Standby DC 12 ON
4 Precharge DC 13 Stop
5 Softcharge DC 14 Ready AC
6 Ready DC 15 Diagnostic AC
7 Standby AC 16 Discharge
8 Blackstart 17 Fault

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Subgroup SV1.2: Start conditions

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV1.2.1-Start conditions all = No NONE Shows if there are start conditions.

SV1.2.2-Start conditions V = No NONE Shows if there are AC voltage start conditions.

SV1.2.3-Start conditions f = No NONE Shows if there are frequency start conditions.

SV1.2.4-Start conditions Vdc = No NONE Shows if there are DC voltage start conditions.

Shows if there are AC MV cell start conditions (circuit breaker and disconnector
SV1.2.5-Start cond MV cell = No NONE closed, earth open).
Note: This parameter only applies to HEM inverters.

SV1.2.6-Start conditions P = No NONE Shows if there are power start conditions.

Subgroup SV1.4: Equipment

SV1.4.1: AC equipment

This subgroup shows the status of the different switch disconnectors that make up the AC part of the
equipment. To visualize where each of the switch disconnectors referred to in this group is located,
below is an example of a HEMK inverter in combination with a motorised MV Skid.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the AC circuit breaker (status of its digital output). This circuit
breaker has three states: open, closed, and unknown. Unknown status will be
displayed when it is not possible to determine in which state the circuit breaker is
in.
OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION
The circuit breaker is open (the digital
SV1.4.1.1-AC switch status = Open NONE 0 Open output that actuates the circuit breaker is
open).
The circuit breaker is closed (the digital
1 Closed
output that the disconnector is closed).
The command given to the circuit breaker
2 Unknown and the status of the corresponding digital
output do not match.
Shows the status of the circuit breaker of the MV switchgear (status of its digital
output). This circuit breaker has three states: open, closed, and unknown.
Unknown status will be displayed when it is not possible to determine in which
state the circuit breaker is in.
OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION

SV1.4.1.3-MV switch status = Unknown NONE 0 Open

The circuit breaker is open (the digital
output that actuates the circuit breaker is EN
open).
The circuit breaker is closed (the digital
1 Closed
output that the disconnector is closed).
The command given to the circuit breaker
2 Unknown and the status of the corresponding digital
output do not match.
Shows the status of the switch disconnector of the MV switchgear (status of its
digital output). This switch disconnector has three states: open, closed, and
unknown. Unknown status will be displayed when it is not possible to determine
in which state the switch disconnector is in.
OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION
The switch disconnector is open (the
SV1.4.1.5-MV gen switch stat = 0 Open digital output that actuates the switch
NONE
Unknown disconnector is open).
The switch disconnector is closed (the
1 Closed digital output that the disconnector is
closed).
The command given to the switch
2 Unknown disconnector and the status of the
corresponding digital output do not match.
Shows the status of the earthing switch of the MV switchgear (status of its digital
output). This switch disconnector has three states: open, closed, and unknown.
Unknown status will be displayed when it is not possible to determine in which
state the switch disconnector is in.
OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION
The earthing switch disconnector is open
SV1.4.1.6-MV earth switch sta = 0 Open (the digital output that actuates the
NONE
Unknown earthing switch disconnector is open).
The earthing switch disconnector is closed
1 Closed (the digital output that the disconnector is
closed).
The command given to the earthing switch
2 Unknown disconnector and the status of the
corresponding digital output do not match.

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SV1.4.2: DC equipment

This subgroup shows the status of the different switch disconnectors that make up the DC part of the
equipment. To visualise where each of the switch disconnectors referred to in this group is located, an
example of a HEM inverter with insulated poles is shown below. This case is similar to the rest of the
product range. The following image shows the DC part of the equipment.

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the DC switch disconnector of module 1 of the equipment

(status of its digital output). It has three states: open, closed, and unknown.
Unknown status will be displayed when it is not possible to determine in which
state the switch disconnector is in.
Note: This parameter is displayed if it has been configured internally.
OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION
SV1.4.2.1-DC 1 switch status = The switch disconnector is open (the digital
NONE
Unknown 0 Open output that actuates the switch disconnector is
open).
The switch disconnector is closed (the digital
1 Closed
output that the disconnector is closed).
The command given to the switch disconnector
2 Unknown and the status of the corresponding digital output
do not match.
Shows the status of the DC switch disconnector of module 2 of the equipment
(status of its digital output). It has three states: open, closed, and unknown.
Unknown status will be displayed when it is not possible to determine in which
state the switch disconnector is in.
Note: This parameter is displayed if it has been configured internally.
OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION
SV1.4.2.2-DC 2 switch status = The switch disconnector is open (the digital
NONE
Unknown 0 Open output that actuates the switch disconnector is
open).
The switch disconnector is closed (the digital
1 Closed
output that the disconnector is closed).
The command given to the switch disconnector
2 Unknown and the status of the corresponding digital
output do not match.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the DC switch disconnector of module 3 of the equipment

(status of its digital output). It has three states: open, closed, and unknown.
Unknown status will be displayed when it is not possible to determine in which
state the switch disconnector is in.
Note: This parameter is displayed if it has been configured internally.
OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION
SV1.4.2.3-DC 3 switch status = The switch disconnector is open (the
NONE 0 Open digital output that actuates the switch
Unknown
disconnector is open).
The switch disconnector is closed (the
1 Closed digital output that the disconnector is
closed).
The command given to the switch
2 Unknown disconnector and the status of the
corresponding digital output do not match.
Shows the status of the DC switch disconnector of module 4 of the equipment
(status of its digital output). It has three states: open, closed, and unknown.
Unknown status will be displayed when it is not possible to determine in which
state the switch disconnector is in.
Note: This parameter is displayed if it has been configured internally. EN
OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION
SV1.4.2.4-DC 4 switch status = The switch disconnector is open (the
NONE 0 Open digital output that actuates the switch
Unknown
disconnector is open).
The switch disconnector is closed (the
1 Closed digital output that the disconnector is
closed).
The command given to the switch
2 Unknown disconnector and the status of the
corresponding digital output do not match.

Subgroup SV1.5: Digital I/O status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Show input and output status of connector RJ13 of main control board. Each bit
(from right to left) represents digital input / output status of connector RJ13 of
central control board.
BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
Digital output to control the opening of the
0 DO open cell
MV switchgear.
Digital output to control the closing of the
1 DO close cell
MV switchgear.
SV1.5.1.5-Status DSP RJ13 = 000000 NONE
Not applicable to this product version and
2 DO MV out aux
earlier.
Feedback indicating that the protection
3 DI breaker open
cell is open
Feedback indicating that the protection
4 DI breaker close
cell is closed
Feedback indicating that the protection
5 DI spring loaded
cell spring is loaded

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Show input and output status of connector RJ14 of main control board. Each bit
(from right to left) represents digital input / output status of connector RJ14 of
central control board.
BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
Feedback indicating that the disconnector
0 DI disconnector open
is open.
DI Disconnector Feedback indicating that the disconnector
1
close is closed.
SV1.5.1.6-Status DSP RJ14 = 0000000 NONE DI Disconnector Feedback indicating that the disconnector
2
ground close is grounded.
DI Disconnector Feedback indicating that the disconnector
3
ground open is not grounded.
DI Feedback shoot Not applicable to this product version and
4
aux earlier.
DI Pressure gas sf6 Feedback indicating that the pressure in
5
cell the MV switchgear transformer is too low.
6 DI Watchdog1 relay MV switchgear watchdog feedback.
Show input and output status of connector RJ15 of main control board. Each bit
(from right to left) represents digital input / output status of connector RJ15 of
central control board.
BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
DI CL2 disc. Ground Line cell 2 disconnector earthing switch
0
close backfeed status is closed.
DI CL2 disconnector Line cell 2 disconnector backfeed status is
1
close closed.
SV1.5.1.7-Status DSP RJ15 = 0000000 NONE DI CL2 disconnector Line cell 2 disconnector backfeedback
2
open switch status is open.
DI CL1 discon. Line cell 1 disconnector earthing switch
3
ground open backfeed status is open.
DI CL1 discon. Line cell 1 earthing switch disconnector
4
ground close backfeed status is closed.
DI CL1 disconnector Line cell 1 switch disconnector backfeed
5
close status is closed.
DI CL1 disconnector Line cell disconnector 1 switch
6
open disconnector backfeed status is open.
Show input and output status of connector RJ16 of main control board. Each bit
(from right to left) represents digital input / output status of connector RJ16 of
central control board.
BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
DI CL2 discon. Line cell 2 earthing switch backfeed status
0
ground open is open.
DI DGPT2 Signal from the MV skid MV transformer
1
temperature fault indicating temperature fault.
SV1.5.1.8-Status DSP RJ16 = 0000000 NONE DI DGPT2 Signal from the MV skid MV transformer
2
temperature warning indicating temperature warning.
DI DGPT2 pressure Signal from the MV skid MV transformer
3
fault indicating pressure failure.
Signal from the MV skid MV transformer
4 DI DGPT2 level fault
indicating oil or gas level failure.
Not applicable to this product version and
5 DI MV aux 1
earlier.
Not applicable to this product version and
6 DI MV aux 2
earlier.

1
A watchdog is a peripheral that periodically checks that the state of the microcontroller is correct. If it is not, it restarts it.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows input and output status of connector RJ20 of main control board. Each
bit (from right to left) represents digital input / output status of connector RJ20 of
central control board.
BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
Reserved for future
0 -
use
The internal fault bit indicates the status of
the digital output whether it is activated or
deactivated. The equipment activates this
1 Internal fault digital output when a special fault is
detected. It remains active until a manual
reset is performed.
Note: This applies to DCDC / MPCS.
Reserved for future
2 -
use
The bit corresponding to E-Stop indicates
the status of the digital input whether it is
activated or deactivated. When the digital
input "E-STOP Customer" is activated, the
device activates fault F166: E-Stop. This
fault indicates that the customer has
EN
SV1.5.1.11-Status DSP RJ20 = 000000 NONE opened the safety chain via the following
terminals:
3 E-stop - One activates the E-STOP digital input.
- The other terminal also activates the E-
STOP digital input but in turn opens the
safety chain of the device if the customer
signal is de-energised.
This applies to the solar and storage
ranges.
Note: This functionality is not available for
this product version.
The external fault bit indicates the status
of the digital input whether it is activated or
deactivated. Corresponds to the customer
remote emergency button. When this
digital input is activated, the equipment
4 External fault
triggers fault F55: External fault/OVGR.
This digital input is the communication via
the customer to the inverter to command a
shutdown due to an external equipment
fault.
Reserved for future
5 -
use

Subgroup SV1.6: Ambiente

There are three sensors that measure the temperature in the MV transformer cabinet. The parameters
of this subgroup show the temperature of each of the three probes connected to the equipment.

Note: These parameters only apply to HEM, PCSM inverters and HEMK with DGPT2 and PT100.

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the measured temperature by the PT100 located in the MV transformer
SV1.6.8-MV PT100 (1) = 0 ºC ºC
cabinet.
Shows the measured temperature by the PT100 located in the MV transformer
SV1.6.1.9-MV PT100 (2) = 0 ºC ºC
cabinet.
Shows the measured temperature by the PT100 located in the MV transformer
SV1.6.10-MV PT100 (3) = 0 ºC ºC
cabinet.

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Subgroup SV1.7: Inverter Control

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Indicates the current P control mode. There are different control modes available:
BIT CONTROL MODE DESCRIPTION
000 MPPt Maximum power algorithm reference (MPPT).
AC current reference set in parameter [G8.1.1- P
001 CCL
control mode].
SV1.7.1-P control = 000 NONE
AC power reference set in parameter [G8.1.1- P
010 PCL
control mode].
Voltage loop power reference whose reference is
011 Vdc
set in parameter [G8.1.1- P control mode].
Voltage loop power reference whose reference is
100 Night Vdc
set in parameter [G4.10.1-Enable].

Indicates the current Q control mode. There are different control modes available:
BIT CONTROL MODE DESCRIPTION
Reactive power reference according to the power
000 CPHI factor set in parameter [G8.1.2- Q control mode]
and the current active power.
SV1.7.2-Q control = 000 NONE AC power reference set in parameter [G8.1.1- P
001 QCL
control mode].
AC current reference set in parameter [G8.1.1- P
010 CCL
control mode].
Reactive power reference of the voltage loop
100 Night Q whose reference is configured in parameter
[G4.10.1-Enable].

Subgroup SV1.8: Limits

SV1.8.1: Deratings

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the limit of the most restrictive module maximum current between the Vdc
SV1.8.1.1-Derating global = 0.0 % %
IGBTs temp and admission temp deratings.
SV1.8.1.2-Derating Vdc = 0.0 % % Shows the limit of the maximum module current due to overvoltage Vdc.

SV1.8.1.3-Derating Temp IGBTs =

% Shows the limit of the maximum module current due to overheating of IGBTs.
0.0 %

SV1.8.1.4-Derating admiss T = 0.0 % % Shows the limit of the maximum module current due to admission temp.

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Group SV2: DC source

This group shows the information corresponding to the electrical measurements (power, voltage and
current) of the equipment.

Note: This subgroup is displayed if it has been configured internally.

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV2.1-Input power 1 = 0 kW kW Shows the DC input power of the inverter busbar 1.

SV2.2-Input power 2 = 0 kW kW Shows the DC input power of the inverter busbar 2.

SV2.3-Input power 3 = 0 kW kW Shows the DC input power of the inverter busbar 3.

SV2.4-Input power 4 = 0 kW kW Shows the DC input power of the inverter busbar 4.

SV2.5-I DC 1 = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the inverter busbar 1.

SV2.6-I DC 2 = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the inverter busbar 2.

EN
SV2.7-I DC 3 = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the inverter busbar 3.

SV2.8-I DC 4 = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the inverter busbar 4.

These parameters show the external DC bus voltage. This is, the voltage
SV2.9-Dc Voltage extern 1 = 0.0 V V measured on the external PV/BESS connection busbar (upstream of the DC
switch disconnector).
Depending on the equipment, more or fewer measurements will be available:
HEM/K: Only DC voltage bus 1
SV2.10-Dc Voltage extern 2 = 0.0 V V MPCSM/K:
- Frame 4 – 1 busbar: Only Dc Voltage extern 1.
- Frame 4 – 2 busbars: Dc Voltage extern 1 = Busbar 1; Dc Voltage extern 3 =
Busbar 2.
SV2.11-Dc Voltage extern 3 = 0.0 V V
- Frame 4 – 4 busbars: One DC voltage per busbar.
- Frame 3 – 1 busbar: Only Dc Voltage extern 1.
- Frame 3 – 3 busbars: One DC voltage per busbar.
SV2.12-Dc Voltage extern 4 = 0.0 V V - Frame 2 – 1 busbar - Only Dc Voltage extern 1.
- Frame 2 – 2 busbars: one DC voltage per busbar.

SV2.13-Voltaje DC ult arrq 1 = 0.0 V V

SV2.14-Voltaje DC ult arrq 2 = 0.0 V V

Displays the last voltage of the PV field before starting.
V Note: These parameters do not apply to this product version.
SV2.15-Voltaje DC ult arrq 3 = 0.0 V

SV2.16-Voltaje DC ult arrq 4 = 0.0 V V

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Group SV3: Grid visualization

This group allows the visualization of voltage and current per phase, as well as the power injected into
the network, power factor and network frequency.

Subgroup SV3.1: Grid MV

Note: This subgroup only applies to HEM inverters.

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV3.1.1-Grid voltage RS MV = 0.0 kV kV Shows the medium voltage phase voltage (RS).

SV3.1.2-Grid voltage ST MV = 0.0 kV kV Shows the medium voltage phase voltage (ST).

SV3.1.3-Grid voltage TR MV = 0.0 kV kV Shows the medium voltage phase voltage (TR).

SV3.1.4-Grid current I1 MV = 0.0 A A Shows the medium voltage phase current (I1).

SV3.1.5-Grid current I2 MV = 0.0 A A Shows the medium voltage phase current (I2).

SV3.1.6-Grid current I3 MV = 0.0 A A Shows the medium voltage phase current (I3).

SV3.1.7-P MV = 0 kW kW Shows the medium voltage active power.

SV3.1.8-Q MV = 0 kVAr kVAr Shows the medium voltage reactive power.

SV3.1.9-S MV = 0 kVA kVA Shows the medium voltage apparent power.

SV3.1.10-Cos phi MV = 0.000 NONE Shows the medium voltage cos phi.

Subgroup SV3.2: Grid LV

Note: These parameters are shown in both solar (HEM, HEMK) and battery (PCSK, PCSM) inverters.

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV3.2.1-Grid voltage RS LV = 0.0 V V Shows the low voltage phase voltage (RS).

SV3.2.2-Grid voltage ST LV = 0.0 V V Shows the low voltage phase voltage (ST).

SV3.2.3-Grid voltage TR LV = 0.0 V V Shows the low voltage phase voltage (TR).

SV3.2.4-Grid current I1 LV = 0.0 A A Shows the low voltage phase current R (I1).

SV3.2.5-Grid current I2 LV = 0.0 A A Shows the low voltage phase current S (I2).

SV3.2.6-Grid current I3 LV = 0.0 A A Shows the low voltage phase current T (I3).

SV3.2.7-P LV = 0 kW kW Shows the low voltage active power.

SV3.2.8-Q LV = 0 kVAr kVAr Shows the low voltage reactive power.

SV3.2.9-S LV = 0 kVA kVA Shows the low voltage apparent power.

SV3.2.10-Cos phi LV = 0.000 NONE Shows the low voltage cosine of phi.

Indicates the sign (positive or negative) of the grid sequence.

SV3.2.11-Grid sequence = Positive BIT STATUS
NONE
sequence 0 Positive sequence.
1 Negative sequence.
SV3.2.12-Grid freq = 0.000 Hz Hz Shows the absolute value of the grid frequency.

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Group SV4: Algorithms

This group allows to consult relevant information about each of the algorithms that can be executed by
the equipment.

Subgroup SV4.3: Curve Q(V)

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the result of the Curve V(Q) algorithm.

OPTION STATUS FUNCTION
The algorithm is disabled. To enable it,
0 Off
activate in [G4.5.1- Habilitar].
The algorithm is enabled, but not
1 Dead Band
activated.
SV4.3.1-Q(V) status = Off NONE The algorithm is active by increasing the
2 Q ind. Ramp up
inductive reactive power.
The algorithm is active by decreasing
3 Q ind. Ramp down
the inductive reactive power.
The algorithm is active by increasing the
EN
4 Q cap. Ramp up
capacitive reactive power.
The algorithm is active by decreasing
5 Q cap. Ramp down
the capacitive reactive power.
SV4.3.2-Q(V) reference = 0 % % Shows the result of the Q calculation.
SV4.3.3-Vac = 0.00 % % Shows the average Vac measured.

Subgroup SV4.5: P(f)

This subgroup allows the visualization of the P(f) algorithm configured in G4.7: P(f) Curve.

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the P(f) algorithm status.

OPTION STATUS FUNCTION
Algorithm deactivated. Enabled in
0 Deactivated
parameter [G4.7.1- Reference Power].
Algorithm enabled, but the conditions for
1 Dead Band execution have not been provided. It is
in the dead band
High frequency algorithm active, active
SV4.5.1-P(f) status = Off NONE 2 High Frequency power reduction or consumption in
progress.
High frequency algorithm active, active
3 High Frequency Hyst
power increase or injection in progress.
Low frequency algorithm active, active
4 Low Frequency power reduction or consumption in
progress.
Low frequency algorithm active, active
5 Low Frequency Hyst
power boosting or injection in progress.

SV4.5.2-P(f) frozen Pref = 0.00 % % Shows the frozen power reference.

SV4.5.3-P(f) calc P limit = 0.00 % % Shows the calculated P limit.

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Subgroup SV4.10: P(V) Curve

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows P(V) status according to enumeration.

OPTION STATUS FUNCTION
Algorithm disabled. To enable, go to
0 Disabled
parameter [G4.6.1 Enable].
The conditions for running the algorithm
1 Off have not been met. It is in the dead
zone.
SV4.10.1-Status = Disabled NONE
The conditions for running the algorithm
have been given. The equipment is
2 Limiting P
limiting the active power as a function of
voltage.
The power recovery stage is being
3 Recovering
executed. The algorithm is exiting.
5 ms state with no utility. Each exit from
4 Finishing
the algorithm is occurring.

SV4.10.2-P Limit = 0.0 % % Shows current P limit.

SV4.10.3-P Reference = 0.0 % % P reference in PCS.

SV4.10.4-Avg Vac = 0 V V Voltage Average of 3 phase.

Subgroup SV4.11: SVR

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows SVR algorithm status.

OPTION STATUS DESCRIPTION
0 Off SVR algorithm not active.
The threshold V1 (minimum grid voltage
threshold at which the SVR algorithm is activated)
1 Q injection
has been exceeded. Inductive reactive power
starts to be injected with the configured gradient.
Active power reduction to zero starts following the
configured ramp. This phase starts when the
2 P Reduction
SV4.11.1-SVR Status = Off NONE threshold V2 (configured threshold referring to
the grid voltage) has been exceeded.
Active power recovery starts following the
configured ramp. This phase starts when the
3 P recovery voltage is below the configured threshold V2
minus the configured hysteresis V2. The
configured cosine of phi is maintained.
Reactive power recovery starts following the
configured ramp. This phase starts when the
4 Q recovery
mains voltage is below the configured threshold
V1 minus the configured hysteresis V1.

SV4.11.2-P ref frozen = 0.0 % % Id value before SVR algorithm activation.

SV4.11.3-Q ref frozen = 0.0 % % Id value before SVR algorithm activation.

SV4.11.4-P lim calculated = 0.0 % % P limit calculated by SVR algorithm.

SV4.11.5-Q lim calculated = 0.0 % % Signed Q limit calculated by SVR algorithm.

SV4.11.6-Vac average measured = 0 V V Vac monitorized by SVR algorithm.

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Group SV5: Counters

The counters are started when the IGBTs of the power stages start switching. They stop when the IGBTs
stop switching, opening the AC and DC part of the equipment.

This group shows the active and reactive energy history, as well as the operating time, of each power
stage and the total energy of the equipment.

To read data from several modules at a time, use Modbus communication and refer to “Energy
visualization parameters” section.

Subgroup SV5.1: Active energy

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV5.1.1-Select module = Module 1 NONE Shows the information related to the active energy of the selected module.

SV5.1.2-Daily energy = 0 kWh kWh Shows the daily active energy of the selected module.
EN
SV5.1.3-Yesterday energy = 0 kWh kWh Shows the yesterday active energy of the selected module.

SV5.1.4-Month energy = 0 kWh kWh Shows the current month active energy of the selected module.

SV5.1.5-Last month energy = 0 kWh kWh Shows the last month active energy of the selected module.

SV5.1.6-Total energy = 0 kWh kWh Shows the total active energy of the selected module.

SV5.1.7-Consumed daily energy =

kWh Shows the daily active energy consumed of the selected module.
0 kWh
SV5.1.8-Consumed total energy =
kWh Shows the total active energy consumed of the selected module.
0 kWh

Subgroup SV5.2: Reactive energy

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV5.2.1-Select module = Module 1 NONE Shows the information related to the reactive energy of the selected module.

SV5.2.2-Daily reactive = 0 kVArh kVArh Shows the daily reactive energy of the selected module.

SV5.2.3-Yesterday reactive = 0 kVArh kVArh Shows the yesterday reactive energy of the selected module.

SV5.2.4-Month reactive = 0 kVArh kVArh Shows the current month reactive energy of the selected module.

SV5.2.5-Last month reactive = 0 kVArh kVArh Shows the last month reactive energy of the selected module.

SV5.2.6-Total reactive = 0 kVArh kVArh Shows the total reactive energy of the selected module.

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Subgroup SV5.3: Run time counters

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV5.3.1-Total run time years = 0 NONE Displays the total run time years counter.

SV5.3.2-Total run time days = 0 NONE Displays the total run time days counter.

SV5.3.3-Total run time hours = 0 NONE Displays the total run time hours counter.

SV5.3.4-Partial run time year = 0 NONE Displays the partial run time years counter.

SV5.3.5-Partial run time days = 0 NONE Displays the partial run time days counter.

SV5.3.6-Partial run time hour = 0 NONE Displays the partial run time hours counter.

Subgroup SV5.4: Grid connections

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Displays the total number of grid connections.

SV5.4.1-Total grid conns = 0 NONE
Note: elevated privileges are required to reset the grid counter.
Displays the partial number of grid connections.
SV5.4.2-Partial grid conns = 0 NONE
Note: elevated privileges are required to reset the grid counter.

Subgroup SV5.5: MV cell counters

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV5.5.1-No premag closures = 0 NONE Shows the number of MV cell closures without premagnetization.

SV5.5.2-Premag closures = 0 NONE Shows the number of MV cell closures with premagnetization.

SV5.5.3-Loaded openings = 0 NONE Shows the number of MV cell openings being the cell loaded.

SV5.5.4-Not loaded openings = 0 NONE Shows the number of MV cell openings being the cell not loaded.

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Group SV7: Faults and warnings

This group allows to visualize the history of faults, warnings and events of the equipment, as well as the
real time status of the faults and warnings through a series of parameters, in which bit by bit represents
whether the fault and/or warning is active or inactive.

Subgroup SV7.1: Faults

SV7.1.1: Faults status

Parameters within this group show the state of each fault (0 = Not active; X = Active) in groups of 16
faults (being the lowest number the bit to the upmost right).

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV7.1.1.1-Fault 1 to 16 =
NONE Displays the fault state 1 to 16.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.2-Fault 17 to 32 =
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.3-Fault 33 to 48 =
NONE

NONE
Displays the fault state 17 to 32.

Displays the fault state 33 to 48.

EN
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.4-Fault 49 to 64 =
NONE Displays the fault state 49 to 64.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.5-Fault 65 to 80 =
NONE Displays the fault state 65 to 80.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.6-Fault 81 to 96 =
NONE Displays the fault state 81 to 96.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.7-Fault 97 to 112 =
NONE Displays the fault state 97 to 112.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.8-Fault 113 to 128 =
NONE Displays the fault state 113 to 128.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.9-Fault 129 to 144 =
NONE Displays the fault state 129 to 144.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.10-Fault 145 to 160 =
NONE Displays the fault state 145 to 160.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.11-Fault 161 to 176 =
NONE Displays the fault state 161 to 176.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.12-Fault 177 to 192 =
NONE Displays the fault state 177 to 192.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.13-Fault 193 to 208 =
NONE Displays the fault state 193 to 208.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.14-Fault 209 to 224 =
NONE Displays the fault state 209 to 224.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.15-Fault 225 to 240 =
NONE Displays the fault state 225 to 240.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.16-Fault 241 to 256 =
NONE Displays the fault state 241 to 256.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.17-Fault 257 to 272 =
NONE Displays the fault state 257 to 272.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.18-Fault 273 to 288 =
NONE Displays the fault state 273 to 288.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.19-Fault 289 to 304 =
NONE Displays the fault state 289 to 304.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.20-Fault 305 to 320 =
NONE Displays the fault state 305 to 320.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.21-Fault 321 to 336 =
NONE Displays the fault state 321 to 336.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.22-Fault 337 to 352 =
NONE Displays the fault state 337 to 352.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.23-Fault 353 to 368 =
NONE Displays the fault state 353 to 368.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.24-Fault 369 to 384 =
NONE Displays the fault state 369 to 384.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.25-Fault 385 to 400 =
NONE Displays the fault state 385 to 400.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.26-Fault 401 to 416 =
NONE Displays the fault state 401 to 416.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.27-Fault 417 to 432 =
NONE Displays the fault state 417 to 432.
0000000000000000

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV7.1.1.28-Fault 433 to 448 =
NONE Displays the fault state 433 to 448.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.29-Fault 449 to 464 =
NONE Displays the fault state 449 to 464.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.30-Fault 465 to 480 =
NONE Displays the fault state 465 to 480.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.31-Fault 481 to 496 =
NONE Displays the fault state 481 to 496.
0000000000000000
SV7.1.1.32-Fault 497 to 512 =
NONE Displays the fault state 497 to 512.
0000000000000000

SV7.1.2: Faults history

This subgroup allows to visualise the list of the last ten faults of the system in chronological order. The
parameters that register the date contain two Modbus addresses corresponding to the date and time
of the fault history register. Refer to the Parameters table document (SW Manual HEMG3SW01) for
the Modbus registers of each parameter.

The following is an example of how the date and time registers for each fault are interpreted internally.

The parameters return decimal numbers recording the date and time of the fault occurred. This
information must be transformed into binary and then converted back to decimal. The process is as
follows. Example:

• Date: 5/9/2037

o Day (5): it is transformed into binary by shifting 11 bits to the left obtaining 0010 1000 0000 0000
0000. The decimal value is 10240.
o Month (9): transformed into binary by shifting 7 bits to the left to obtain 0100 1000 0000. The
decimal value is 1152.
o Year (2037): 2000 must be subtracted from the year. The decimal value is 37.
Once the decimal values of the date have been obtained, they are added together to obtain 11429.
This value is read by Modbus. For the time the process is similar:

• Time: 16:11
o Time (16): it is transformed into binary by shifting 8 bits to the left, obtaining 0001 0000 0000 0000
0000. The decimal value is 4096.
o Minutes (11): The decimal value is 11.
When adding the decimals that have come out of the hour and minute conversion, the value is 4107.
This value is read by Modbus.

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The parameters corresponding to this subgroup are shown below.

SCREEN DESCRIPTION FUNCTION

SV7.1.2.1-Last fault = No faults Register number 1 of fault history.

Date and time of the register number 1 of fault
SV7.1.2.2a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
SV7.1.2.3-Ninth fault = No faults Register number 2 of fault history.
Date and time of the register number 2 of fault
SV7.1.2.4a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
SV7.1.2.5-Eighth fault = No faults Register number 3 of fault history.
Date and time of the register number 3 of fault
SV7.1.2.6a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
SV7.1.2.7-Seventh fault = No faults Register number 4 of fault history.
Displays a list of the last ten inverter faults, in
Date and time of the register number 4 of fault chronological order.
SV7.1.2.8a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
SV7.1.2.9-Sixth fault = No faults Register number 5 of fault history. The most recent fault is shown first and stored.

SV7.1.2.10a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00

Date and time of the register number 5 of fault
history.
Whenever a new fault occurs, it will be placed in
the top of the list and older fault messages will
EN
drop a position, deleting the last fault message.
SV7.1.2.11-Fifth fault = No faults Register number 6 of fault history.
Date and time of the register number 6 of fault
SV7.1.2.12a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00 The inverter is reset by pressing the STOP-
history.
RESET button on the display or using an
SV7.1.2.13-Fourth fault = No faults Register number 7 of fault history. external reset if it is available. Certain failures
may rearm automatically using the Auto Reset.
Date and time of the register number 7 of fault
SV7.1.2.14a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
SV7.1.2.15-Third fault = No faults Register number 8 of fault history.
Date and time of the register number 8 of fault
SV7.1.2.16a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
SV7.1.2.17-Second fault = No faults Register number 9 of fault history.
Date and time of the register number 9 of fault
SV7.1.2.18a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
SV7.1.2.19-First fault = No faults Register number 10 of fault history.
Date and time of the register number 10 of fault
SV7.1.2.20a-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.

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Subgroup SV7.2: Warnings

SV7.2.1: Warning status

Parameters within this group show the state of each warning (0 = Not active; X = Active) in groups of
16 warnings (being the lowest number the bit to the upmost right).

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV7.2.1.1-Warning 1 to 16 =
NONE Displays the warning state 1 to 16.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.2-Warning 17 to 32 =
NONE Displays the warning state 17 to 32.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.3-Warning 33 to 48 =
NONE Displays the warning state 33 to 48.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.4-Warning 49 to 64 =
NONE Displays the warning state 49 to 64.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.5-Warning 65 to 80 =
NONE Displays the warning state 65 to 80.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.6-Warning 81 to 96 =
NONE Displays the warning state 81 to 96.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.7-Warning 97 to 112 =
NONE Displays the warning state 97 to 112.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.8-Warning 113 to 128 =
NONE Displays the warning state 113 to 128.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.9-Warning 129 to 144 =
NONE Displays the warning state 129 to 144.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.10-Warning 145 to 160 =
NONE Displays the warning state 145 to 160.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.11-Warning 161 to 176 =
NONE Displays the warning state 161 to 176.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.12-Warning 177 to 192 =
NONE Displays the warning state 177 to 192.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.13-Warning 193 to 208 =
NONE Displays the warning state 193 to 208.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.14-Warning 209 to 224 =
NONE Displays the warning state 209 to 224.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.15-Warning 225 to 240 =
NONE Displays the warning state 225 to 240.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.16-Warning 241 to 256 =
NONE Displays the warning state 241 to 256.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.17-Warning 257 to 272 =
NONE Displays the warning state 257 to 272.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.18-Warning 273 to 288 =
NONE Displays the warning state 273 to 288.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.19-Warning 289 to 304 =
NONE Displays the warning state 289 to 304.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.20-Warning 305 to 320 =
NONE Displays the warning state 305 to 320.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.21-Warning 321 to 336 =
NONE Displays the warning state 321 to 336.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.22-Warning 337 to 352 =
NONE Displays the warning state 337 to 352.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.23-Warning 353 to 368 =
NONE Displays the warning state 353 to 368.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.24-Warning 369 to 384 =
NONE Displays the warning state 369 to 384.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.25-Warning 385 to 400 =
NONE Displays the warning state 385 to 400.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.26-Warning 401 to 416 =
NONE Displays the warning state 401 to 416.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.27-Warning 417 to 432 =
NONE Displays the warning state 417 to 432.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.28-Warning 433 to 448 =
NONE Displays the warning state 433 to 448.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.29-Warning 449 to 464 =
NONE Displays the warning state 449 to 464.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.30-Warning 465 to 480 =
NONE Displays the warning state 465 to 480.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.31-Warning 481 to 496 =
NONE Displays the warning state 481 to 496.
0000000000000000
SV7.2.1.32-Warning 497 to 512 =
NONE Displays the warning state 497 to 512.
0000000000000000

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SV7.2.2: Warnings history

Note: See section “SV7.1.2: Faults history” for more information about the internal interpretation
procedure of dates and times for warning history.

SCREEN DESCRIPTION FUNCTION

SV7.2.2.1-Last warning = 0 Register number 1 of the warning history.

Date and time of the register number 1 of
SV7.2.2.2-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
warning history.
SV7.2.2.3-Ninth warning = 0 Register number 2 of the warning history.
Date and time of the register number 2 of
SV7.2.2.4-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
warning history.
SV7.2.2.5-Eighth warning = 0 Register number 3 of the warning history.
Date and time of the register number 3 of
SV7.2.2.6-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
warning history.
SV7.2.2.7-Seventh warning = 0 Register number 4 of the warning history.
Displays a list of the last ten warnings, in
SV7.2.2.8-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
Date and time of the register number 4 of
warning history.
chronological order. EN
SV7.2.2.9-Sixth warning = 0 Register number 5 of the warning history.
When a warning occurs, it will be displayed on
Date and time of the register number 5 of the status bar flashing with the current state. It
SV7.2.2.10-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00 will remain being displayed until the problem is
warning history.
fixed.
SV7.2.2.11-Fifth warning = 0 Register number 6 of the warning history.
Date and time of the register number 6 of
SV7.2.2.12-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00 The most recent warning is shown first and
warning history.
stored. Whenever a new fault occurs, it will be
SV7.2.2.13-Fourth warning = 0 Register number 7 of the warning history. placed in the top of the list and older fault
messages will drop a position, deleting the last
Date and time of the register number 7 of warning message.
SV7.2.2.14-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
warning history.
SV7.2.2.15-Third warning = 0 Register number 8 of the warning history.
Date and time of the register number 8 of
SV7.2.2.16-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
warning history.
SV7.2.2.17-Second warning = 0 Register number 9 of the warning history.
Date and time of the register number 9 of
SV7.2.2.18-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
warning history.
SV7.2.2.19-First warning = 0 Register number 10 of the warning history.
Date and time of the register number 10 of
SV7.2.2.20-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
warning history.

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Subgroup SV7.3: Events

SV7.3.1: Events status

Parameters within this group show the state of each event (0 = Not active; X = Active) in groups of 16
events (being the lowest number the bit to the upmost right).

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV7.3.1.1-Event 1 to 16 =
NONE Displays the event state 1 to 16.
0000000000000000
SV7.3.1.2-Event 17 to 32 =
NONE Displays the event state 17 to 32.
0000000000000000
SV7.3.1.3-Events 33 to 48 =
NONE Displays the event state 33 to 48.
0000000000000000
SV7.3.1.4-Event 49 to 64 =
NONE Displays the event state 49 to 64.
0000000000000000

SV7.3.2: Events history

Note: See section “SV7.1.2: Faults history” for more information about the internal interpretation
procedure of dates and times for events history.

SCREEN DESCRIPTION FUNCTION

SV7.3.2.1-Last event = No events Register number 1 of the event history.

Date and time of the register number 1 of event
SV7.3.2.2-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history. Displays a list of the last ten events, in
SV7.3.2.3-Ninth event = No events Register number 2 of the event history. chronological order.

Date and time of the register number 2 of event

SV7.3.2.4-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history. When an event occurs, it will be displayed on the
status bar flashing with the current state. It will
SV7.3.2.5-Eighth event = No events Register number 3 of the event history.
remain being displayed until the problem is fixed.
Date and time of the register number 3 of event
SV7.3.2.6-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
The most recent event is shown first and stored.
SV7.3.2.7-Seventh event = No events Register number 4 of the event history. Whenever a new event occurs, it will be placed
Date and time of the register number 4 of event in the top of the list and older event messages
SV7.3.2.8-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00 will drop a position deleting the last event
history.
message.
SV7.3.2.9-Sixth event = No events Register number 5 of the event history.
Date and time of the register number 5 of event
SV7.3.2.10-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00 The following table shows all possible events
history.
and their codes:
SV7.3.2.11-Fifth event = No events Register number 6 of the event history.
Date and time of the register number 6 of event
SV7.3.2.12-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00 COD. EVENT
history.
0 No events
SV7.3.2.13-Fourth event = No events Register number 7 of the event history. LVRT
1
Date and time of the register number 7 of event 2 HVRT
SV7.3.2.14-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history. 3 Curve P(f)
SV7.3.2.15-Third event = No events Register number 8 of the event history. 4 Curve Q(V)
5 Curve P(V)
Date and time of the register number 8 of event
SV7.3.2.16-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00 6 Premagnetization
history.
7 ECON Mode
SV7.3.2.17-Second event = No events Register number 9 of the event history.
8 Night Mode
Date and time of the register number 9 of event 9 Curve Q(P)
SV7.3.2.18-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.
33 MI GFDI MV
SV7.3.2.19-First event = No events Register number 10 of the event history. 34 AntiPID ON
Date and time of the register number 10 of event
SV7.3.2.20-Date = 01/01/2000 00:00
history.

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Grupo SV9: IMD

This group allows the visualization of the insulation monitoring device (IMD) information. This meter is
able to measure the earth resistance of the equipment. If this is too low, the equipment is internally
configured to go to a non-risk situation until the technical staff can perform a shunt to earth. There are
two types of insulation testers: two-channel (one channel to measure AC and one channel to measure
DC) and five-channel (one channel to measure AC and 4 channels to measure DC).

Note: Normally, for MPCSK/M equipment, the five-channel option is used. For HEM/K equipment, the
two-channel option is used.

Subgrupos SV9.2: channels

SV9.2.1: Channel AC

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Indicates the channel AC status of the isolation monitoring device. EN

BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
0 Error Shows if the channel is in isolation fault.
1 Warning Shows if the channel is in isolation warning.
SV9.2.1.1-Status = 0000 NONE
2 Rmax Shows if the exceeds maximum 2 Mohms
The channel cool down time is set to ready.
This time defines when a channel must pass
3 Ready without measuring for its associated resistor
card to cool down to the same temperature it
had heated while measuring.

SV9.2.1.3-Resistor = 0 Ohms Ohms Measured resistance.

SV9.2.2: Channel DC 1

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Indicates the channel DC1 status of the isolation monitoring device.

BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
0 Error Shows if the channel is in isolation fault.
1 Warning Shows if the channel is in isolation warning.
SV9.2.2.1-Status = 0000 NONE
2 Rmax Shows if the exceeds maximum 2Mohms
The channel cool down time is set to ready.
This time defines when a channel must pass
3 Ready without measuring for its associated resistor
card to cool down to the same temperature it
had heated while measuring.

SV9.2.2.3-Resistor = 0 Ohms Ohms Measured resistance.

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SV9.2.3: Channel DC 2

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Indicates the channel DC 2 status of the isolation monitoring device.

BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
0 Error Shows if the channel is in isolation fault.
1 Warning Shows if the channel is in isolation warning.
SV9.2.3.1-Status = 0000 NONE
2 Rmax Shows if the exceeds maximum 2 Mohms
The channel cool down time is set to ready.
This time defines when a channel must pass
3 Ready without measuring for its associated resistor
card to cool down to the same temperature it
had heated while measuring.

SV9.2.3.3-Resistor = 0 Ohms Ohms Measured resistance.

SV9.2.4: Channel DC 3

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Indicates the channel DC 3 status of the isolation monitoring device.

BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
0 Error Shows if the channel is in isolation fault.
1 Warning Shows if the channel is in isolation warning.
SV9.2.4.1-Status = 0000 NONE
2 Rmax Shows if the exceeds maximum 2 Mohms
The channel cool down time is set to ready.
This time defines when a channel must pass
3 Ready without measuring for its associated resistor
card to cool down to the same temperature it
had heated while measuring.

SV9.2.4.3-Resistor = 0 Ohms Ohms Measured resistance.

SV9.2.5: Channel DC 4

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Indicates the channel DC 4 status of the isolation monitoring device.

BIT STATUS DESCRIPTION
0 Error Shows if the channel is in isolation fault.
1 Warning Shows if the channel is in isolation warning.
SV9.2.5.1-Status = 0000 NONE
2 Rmax Shows if the exceeds maximum 2 Mohms
The channel cooling time is set to ready. This
time defines when a channel must pass without
3 Ready measuring for its associated resistor card to
cool down to the same temperature it had
heated while measuring.

SV9.2.5.3-Resistor = 0 Ohms Ohms Measured resistance.

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Group SV10: DU
This group allows the visualization of the currents passing through each of the enabled channels of the
DC cabinet, as well as the current passing through the DC and AC RFI filters.

Note: Refer to the Hardware and Installation Manual for more information on channel layout in the DC
cabinet.

Subgroup SV10.1: String Block A

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV10.1.1-Channel 1 = 0.0 A A

SV10.1.2-Channel 2 = 0.0 A A

SV10.1.3-Channel 3 = 0.0 A A

SV10.1.4-Channel 4 = 0.0 A

SV10.1.5-Channel 5 = 0.0 A
A

A
EN
Shows the current measured on channels 1 to 10 of the DC cabinet.
SV10.1.6-Channel 6 = 0.0 A A

SV10.1.7-Channel 7 = 0.0 A A

SV10.1.8-Channel 8 = 0.0 A A

SV10.1.9-Channel 9 = 0.0 A A

SV10.1.10-Channel 10 = 0.0 A A

Subgroup SV10.2: String Block B

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV10.2.1-Channel 11 = 0.0 A A

SV10.2.2-Channel 12 = 0.0 A A

SV10.2.3-Channel 13 = 0.0 A A

SV10.2.4-Channel 14 = 0.0 A A

SV10.2.5-Channel 15 = 0.0 A A
Shows the current measured on channels 11 to 20 of the DC cabinet.
SV10.2.6-Channel 16 = 0.0 A A

SV10.2.7-Channel 17 = 0.0 A A

SV10.2.8-Channel 18 = 0.0 A A

SV10.2.9-Channel 19 = 0.0 A A

SV10.2.10-Channel 20 = 0.0 A A

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Subgroup SV10.3: String Block C

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION
SV10.3.1-Channel 21 = 0.0 A A

SV10.3.2-Channel 22 = 0.0 A A

SV10.3.3-Channel 23 = 0.0 A A

SV10.3.4-Channel 24 = 0.0 A A

SV10.3.5-Channel 25 = 0.0 A A
Shows the current measured on channels 21 to 30 of the DC cabinet.
SV10.3.6-Channel 26 = 0.0 A A

SV10.3.7-Channel 27 = 0.0 A A

SV10.3.8-Channel 28 = 0.0 A A

SV10.3.9-Channel 29 = 0.0 A A

SV10.3.10-Channel 30 = 0.0 A A

Subgroup SV10.4: String Block D

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV10.4.1-Channel 31 = 0.0 A A

SV10.4.2-Channel 32 = 0.0 A A

SV10.4.3-Channel 33 = 0.0 A A

SV10.4.4-Channel 34 = 0.0 A A

SV10.4.5-Channel 35 = 0.0 A A
Shows the current measured on channels 31 to 40 of the DC cabinet.
SV10.4.6-Channel 36 = 0.0 A A

SV10.4.7-Channel 37 = 0.0 A A

SV10.4.8-Channel 38 = 0.0 A A

SV10.4.9-Channel 39 = 0.0 A A

SV10.4.10-Channel 40 = 0.0 A A

Subgroup SV10.7: RFI current 1

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV10.7-RFI current 1 = 0 A A Shows the current through RFI 1 measured in DC.

Subgroup SV10.8: RFI current 2

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV10.8-RFI current 2 = 0 A A Shows the current through RFI 2 measured in DC.

Subgroup SV10.9: RFI current 3

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV10.9-RFI current 3 = 0 A A Shows the current through RFI 3 measured in DC.

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Subgroup SV10.10: RFI current 4

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV10.10-RFI current 4 = 0 A A Shows the current through RFI 4 measured in DC.

Group SV12: Modules Information

This group allows the visualization of the status of the power modules of the equipment. The subgroup
SV12.0: General Information shows general information about the power modules. From subgroup 12.1:
Module 1 onwards, specific information on the individual modules is displayed. There are as many groups
as there are internally configured modules.

Subgroup SV12.0: General information

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.0.1-Running modules =
NONE Shows which modules are currently working.
EN
0000000000

SV12.0.2-Num running modules = 0 NONE Shows the number of modules that are currently working.

Subgroup SV12.1: Module 1

SV12.1.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.1.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

SV12.1.2-Electrical measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.1.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.1.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.1.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.1.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.1.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.1.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.1.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.1.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.1.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.1.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.1.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.1.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.1.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.1.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.1.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.1.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.1.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.2: Module 2

SV12.2.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.2.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

SV12.2.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.2.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.2.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.2.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.2.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.2.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the positve DC voltage of the module.

SV12.2.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the negative DC voltage of the module.

SV12.2.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.2.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.2.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.2.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.2.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.2.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.2.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.2.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.2.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.2.7-Humidity
EN
SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.2.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.3: Module 3

SV12.3.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.3.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

SV12.3.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.3.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.3.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.3.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.3.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.3.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.3.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.3.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.3.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.3.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.3.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.3.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.3.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.3.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.3.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.3.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.3.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.2.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.4: Module 4

SV12.4.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.4.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

SV12.4.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.4.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.4.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.4.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.4.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.4.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.4.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.4.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.4.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.4.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.4.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.4.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.4.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.4.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.4.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.4.3.2-Max temperature = 0.00 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.
EN
SV12.4. 7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.4.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.5: Module 5

Note: This subgroup does not apply to this version of the equipment.

SV12.5.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.5.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

SV12.5.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.5.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.5.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.5.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.5.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.5.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.5.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.5.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

SV12.5.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.5.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.5.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.5.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.5.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.5.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.5.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.5.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.5.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.5.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.6: Module 6

Note: This subgroup does not apply to this version of the equipment.

SV12.6.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.6.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

SV12.6.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.6.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.6.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.6.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.6.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.6.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.6.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.6.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

SV12.6.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.6.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.6.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.6.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.6.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.6.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION EN

SV12.6.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.6.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.6.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.6.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.7: Module 7

Note: This subgroup does not apply to this version of the equipment.

SV12.7.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.7.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

SV12.7.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.7.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.7.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.7.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.7.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.7.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.7.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.7.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

SV12.7.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.7.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.7.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.7.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.7.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.7.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.7.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.7.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.7.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.7.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.8: Module 8

Note: This subgroup does not apply to this version of the equipment.

SV12.8.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.8.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

SV12.8.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.8.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.8.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

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SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.8.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.8.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.8.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.8.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.8.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

SV12.8.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.8.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.8.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.8.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.8.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

EN
SV12.8.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.8.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.8.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.8.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.8.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.9: Module 9

Note: This subgroup does not apply to this version of the equipment.

SV12.9.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.9.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

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SV12.9.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.9.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.9.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.9.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.9.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.9.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.9.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.9.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

SV12.9.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.9.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.9.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.9.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.9.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.9.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.9.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.9.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.9.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.9.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.10: Module 10

Note: This subgroup does not apply to this version of the equipment.

SV12.10.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.10.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

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SV12.10.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.10.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.10.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.10.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.10.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.10.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.10.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.10.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

SV12.10.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.10.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.10.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

EN
SV12.10.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.10.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.10.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.10.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.10.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.10.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.10.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.11: Module 11

Note: This subgroup does not apply to this version of the equipment.

SV12.11.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.11.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

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SV12.11.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.11.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.11.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.11.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.11.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.11.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.11.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.11.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

SV12.11.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.11.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.11.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

SV12.11.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.11.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.11.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV11.2.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.11.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.11.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.11.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

Subgroup SV12.12: Module 12

Note: This subgroup does not apply to this version of the equipment.

SV12.12.1-Status

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

Shows the status of the module.

OPT. STATUS OPT. STATUS
0 Invalid 7 Discharge
1 Stop 10 Wait Over-Current
SV12.12.1-Status = Invalid NONE
2 Softcharge 11 Wait Under-Voltage
3 Ready 12 Over-Current Wait DSP
5 Pre Run 22 IDLE
6 Run - -

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SV12.12.2-Electrical Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.12.2.1-Current R = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.12.2.2-Current S = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.12.2.3-Current T = 0.0 A A Shows the phase current.

SV12.12.2.4-DC Current = 0.0 A A Shows the DC current of the module.

SV12.12.2.5-DC Voltage P = 0 V V Shows the P DC voltage of the module.

SV12.12.2.6-DC Voltage N = 0 V V Shows the N DC voltage of the module.

SV12.12.2.7-DC Voltage = 0 V V Shows the DC voltage of the module.

SV12.12.2.8-P = 0.0 kW kW Shows the active power of the module.

SV12.12.2.9-Q = 0.0 kVAr kVAr Shows the reactive power of the module.

SV12.12.2.10-AC Vrs = 0 V V Shows the RS AC voltage of the module.

EN
SV12.12.2.11-AC Vst = 0 V V Shows the ST AC voltage of the module.

SV12.12.2.12-AC Vtr = 0 V V Shows the TR AC voltage of the module.

SV12.12.3-Temp. Measures

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.12.3.1-Ambient Temp = 0 ºC ºC Shows the ambient temperature that is measuring the module.

SV12.12.3.2-Max temperature = 0 ºC ºC Shows the maximum temperature of the module IGBT.

SV12.12.7-Humidity

SCREEN UNITS DESCRIPTION

SV12.12.7-Humidity = 50 % NONE Shows the humidity of the module board measured internally.

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DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAMMING
PARAMETERS 4

Programming parameters allow setting and modifying the inverter operating conditions and general
parameters.

NOTICE

Depending on their role, user will have read and write or read only permissions. Check the
permissions in the parameter table of the Excel document HEMG3SW01.

Group G1: General

In this group, user can enter the password to change the user mode and adjust date, time and UTC
offset.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G1.2-Access code = 0 0 to 65535 Shows the current user mode access code. Yes

Shows the current user mode:

Customer OPTION DESCRIPTION
G1.3-User = Customer Yes
Qualified customer Customer Basic customer access.
Qualified customer Advanced customer access.
0 to 59
0 to 59 Sets current date and time.
G1.5-Date/time = 01/01/2016 0 to 23 Format DD/MM/YYYY H:M:S
Yes
0:00:00 1 to 31 Note: See section “SV7.1.2: Faults history” for more information on the
1 to 12 internal interpretation procedure of the date and time.
2000 to 2159

Sets the difference, in minutes, from UTC (Universal Time Coordinated)

G1.6 -UTC offset = 0 min -720 to 840 min Yes
for a particular place, if needed.

Displays the inverter’s name.

G1.7-Inverter name = Poste1 32 characters This parameter is set up with a string of 32 characters. Yes
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Displays the name of the facility to identify the location.
G1.8-Facility name = Planta1 32 characters This parameter is set up with a string of 32 characters. Yes
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

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Group G2: Running conditions

This group covers all the definition concerning running, stop and reconnection conditions of the
equipment.

Subgroup G2.1: Start

Parameters to start the inverter can be set in this subgroup.

Note: Role Admin or higher is required to modify most of these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Allows setting the minimum DC voltage in order to start the inverter.

Vac nominal (drive Notes:
G2.1.1-Vdc low = 500V select) * 1.4142 * Yes
0.95 to 1500 V • This parameter is not shown in STATCOM.
• Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

G2.1.2-Vac low = 95.0% 80.0 to 100.0 %

Allows setting the minimum permissible AC voltage in order to start the
Yes
EN
inverter.
Allows setting the maximum permissible AC voltage in order to start the
G2.1.3-Vac high = 105.0% 100.0 to 120.0 % Yes
inverter.
Allows setting the minimum permissible frequency in order to start the
G2.1.4-F low = 59.3 Hz 45.0 to 60.0 Hz Yes
inverter.
Allows setting the maximum permissible frequency in order to start the
G2.1.5-F high = 60.5 Hz 50.0 to 65.0 Hz Yes
inverter.
Allows setting the delay applied since the AC grid reconnection
G2.1.6-Start delay = 300 s 0 to 600 s Yes
conditions of voltage and frequency are met.

Subgroup G2.2: Stop

Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

No
Allows enabling or disabling the stop of the inverter due to minimum
G2.2.1-Min P enable = AC AC Yes
active power value defined in G2.2.2-Min P.
DC

G2.2.2-Min P = 1.2 % 0.1 to 100.0 % Allows setting the minimum DC power in order to stop the inverter. Yes

Allows setting the delay to stop the inverter when G2.2.2-Min P reaches
G2.2.3-P min delay = 60 s 1 to 300 s Yes
its defined value.

G2.2.4-Min Vdc enable = No Allows enabling or disabling the stop of the inverter due to minimum Vdc
Yes
Yes Yes value defined in G2.2.5-Min Vdc.

(Vac nominal (drive

select) * 1.4142) -20V Allow configuring the automatic inverter shutdown depending on the
G2.2.5-Min Vdc = 0 V Yes
to (Vac nominal (drive minimum DC voltage.
select) * 1.4142) -20V
If voltage drops below the value of G2.2.5-Min Vdc, and the timeout set
in G2.2.6-Min Vdc delay, the inverter will stop.
G2.2.6-Min Vdc delay = 5 s 1 to 300 s Yes

G2.2.7-Re start delay = Defines the minimum time after which the inverter will start again if the
0.0 to 600.0 s Yes
180.0 s conditions are fulfilled.

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Subgroup G2.3: Reconnection

Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G2.3.1-Vac low = 95.0 % 80.0 to 100.0 % Defines the minimum AC voltage to reconnect the inverter. Yes

G2.3.2-Vac high = 105.0 % 100.0 to 120.0 % Defines the maximum AC voltage to reconnect the inverter. Yes

G2.3.3-F low = 59.3 Hz 46.0 to 61.0 Hz Defines the minimum allowed frequency to reconnect the inverter. Yes

G2.3.4-F high = 60.5 Hz 49.0 to 63.0 Hz Defines the maximum allowed frequency to reconnect the inverter. Yes

G2.3.5-Delay grid fault = Defines the time after which the inverter will start again if the conditions
0 to 600 s Yes
300 s are fulfilled.

Subgroup G2.6: Selectors

G2.6.1-Selectors

Note: Only users with a role equal to or greater than Admin can modify these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G2.6.1.1-General Selector Off

Allows to configure the selector in order to start working with the inverter. Yes
= Off On
G2.6.1.2-DC Virtual Sel Selector
Configures the type of selector (communications or selector). Yes
conf = Selector Comms
Enables / disables the virtual selector for DC.
G2.6.1.2a-DC Virtual Off
Note: This parameter is only displayed if [G2.6.1.2-DC Virtual Sel conf = Yes
Selector = Off On
Comms].
G2.6.1.3-AC Virtual Sel Selector
Configures the type of selector (communications or selector). Yes
conf = Selector Comms
Enables / disables the virtual selector for AC.
G2.6.1.3a-AC Virtual Off
Note: This parameter is only displayed if [G2.6.1.3-AC Virtual Sel conf = Yes
Selector = Off On
Comms].

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Subgroup G2.7: MV Cell

G2.7.1-MV Cell Control

Note: This subgroup is displayed if it has been configured internally.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Allows the configuration of the control mode of the MV switchgear when

the equipment is a HEM or a HEMK with motorised MV Skid.
OPTION DESCRIPTION
This option allows the manual control of the MV
G2.7.1.1-MV cell force Communications switchgear by communications. The MV
Communications No
contro = Virtual Selector AC Virtual Selector AC switchgear closes via parameter [G2.7.1.2-MV
cell switch actio].
This option manages the MV switchgear
automatically by the inverter itself, through the AC
Virtual Selector AC
virtual selector configured in [G2.6.1.3a-AC
Virtual Selector].

Enables the closing and/or opening manoeuvre of the MV switchgear,

EN
provided that the disconnector spring is charged. This parameter can
only be used when [G2.7.1.1-MV cell force contro] is configured as
"Communications".
Idle OPTION DESCRIPTION
G2.7.1.2-MV cell switch
Open No action is commanded to the MT switchgear, it No
actio = Idle Idle
Closed is idle.
Commands the action of opening the MV
Open
switchgear disconnector.
Commands the action of closing the MV
Closed
switchgear disconnector.

Subgroup G2.8: Busbars Configuration

This subgroup allows to enable or disable the configurations of busbars of the equipment.
Notes:
- This subgroup is displayed if it has been configured internally.
- Only users with a role equal to Admin can modify this subgroup.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Enables the different busbars of the equipment. Each bit corresponds to

a busbar as shown in the following table. The first busbar is the bit on the
right side, the last busbar is the bit on the left side.
BIT DESCRIPTION
G2.8.1-Enable Busbars = 0 Busbar 1.
0000 to XXXX Yes
XXXX
1 Busbar 2.
2 Busbar 3.
3 Busbar 4.
Note: Busbars depend on internal configuration.

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Subgroup G2.9: Busbar Start

This subgroup allows the configuration of the starting conditions of busbars. The conditions of subgroup
G2.10: Busbar Stop are checked. In case they are not fulfilled, the warning, the warning W5: No start
conditions will trip.
Notes:

- This subgroup is displayed if it has been configured internally.

- Only users with a role equal to Admin can see and modify this subgroup.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Configures the busbar start delay. It is applied the moment the voltage
G2.9.1-Delay = 5 s 0 to 600 s Yes
conditions and voltaje unbalance to start the busbar are fulfilled.
G3.7.1.1-Min Vdc to
G2.9.2-Vdc min = 1425 V Configures the minimum DC voltage to start the busbar. Yes
1425 V

G2.9.3-Vdc max = 1500 V 581 to 1500 V Configures the maximum admissible DC voltage to start the busbar. Yes

Configures the maximum admissible unbalance voltage between

G2.9.4-Unbalanced = 75 V 0 to 85 V Yes
busbars to start the busbar.

Subgroup G2.10: Busbar Stop

This subgroup allows the configuration of stoping conditions of busbars. The following conditions are
checked:

• Voltage range: maximum starting voltage (G2.9.3-Vdc max) and minimum starting voltage
(G2.9.2-Vdc min).

• Busbar voltage difference: maximum voltage (G2.10.3-Vdc max) minus minimum voltage
(G2.10.2-Vdc min) of the busbars involved.

The fulfilment of both conditions is sequential and must be fulfilled consecutively. Each condition must
meet the delay set in G2.9.1-Delay and G2.10.1-Delay.

Notes:

- This subgroup is displayed if it has been configured internally.

- Only users with a role equal to Admin can see and modify this subgroup.

SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION SET ON RUN

Configures the busbar stop delay. It is applied the moment the voltage
G2.10.1-Delay = 2 s 0 to 600 s Yes
conditions and voltage unbalance to stop the busbar are fulfilled.

G2.10.2-Vdc min = 1106 V 357 to 1400 V Configures the minimum DC voltage to stop the busbar. Yes

G2.10.3-Vdc max = 1500 V 531 to 1500 V Configures the maximum admissible DC voltage to stop the busbar. Yes

G2.10.4-Unbalanced = Configures the maximum admissible unbalance voltage between

10 to 100 V Yes
100 V busbars to stop the busbar.

Subgroup G2.11: Busbar Reconnection

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This subgroup allows the configuration of the busbar restart conditions after the stop configured in
subgroup G2.10: Busbar Stop.

Notes:

- This subgroup is displayed if it has been configured internally.

- Only users with a role equal to Admin can see and modify this subgroup except [G2.13-
Softcharge offset] which requires a role higher than Admin to edit it.

SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION SET ON RUN

Configures the busbar reconnection delay. It is applied the moment the

G2.11.1-Delay = 10 s 10 to 600 s voltage conditions andvoltage unbalance to reconnect the busbar are Yes
fulfilled.

G2.11.2-Vdc min = 1425 V 0 to 1425 V Configures the minimum DC voltage to reconnect the busbar. Yes

G2.11.3-Vdc max = 1500 V 0 to 1500 V Configures the maximum admissible DC voltage to reconnect the busbar. Yes

Configures the maximum admissible unbalance voltage between

EN
G2.11.4-Unbalanced = 50 V 0 to 75 V Yes
busbars to reconnect the busbar.

External DC Defines softcharge mode that inverter uses. There are two modes:
G2.12-Softcharge mode =
External DC (value = 2) only for debug purposes and Internal DC central Yes
Internal DC central Internal DC central (value =4) used by default.
Indicates the difference between internal and external voltage before
G2.13-Softcharge offset = Off = 0;
closing DC contactor. Yes
50 V Off to 150 V
Note: A role higher than Admin is required to edit this parameter.

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Group G3: Limits

This group is intended for the configuration of the limits of the equipment, both power and deratings
implemented in the equipment, equipment currents and batteries.

Subgroup G3.1: P/Q

Note: Only users with a role equal to or greater than Admin can modify these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G3.1.1-P limit Discharge = Sets the P limit for discharge (current flow to photovoltaic or battery to
0.00 to 100.00 % Yes
100 % grid).
G3.1.1b-P Charge limit = Sets the P Limit for Charge (current flow is from grid to DC Load: busbar
-100.00 to 0.00 % Yes
100.00 % or battery).

G3.1.2-Q limit = 100.00 % 0.00 to 150.00 % Sets the reactive power limit configuration. Yes

P Defines which magnitude, P or Q, takes preference to calculate the S

G3.1.3-P/Q priority = Q Yes
Q power.

G3.1.4-S limit = 100.00 % 0.00 to 200.00 % Configures the apparent power limit. Yes

Subgroup G3.6: Reference Differences

G3.6.1-P Difference1

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G3.6.1.1-Enable P Limit = No Enables or disables the active power limits of the busbar.
Yes
Yes Yes Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

G3.6.1.2-Busbar P Sets the maximum difference of the active power between of the busbar.
1 to 40 % Yes
threshold =30 % Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

Subgroup G3.7: Batteries

G3.7.1-DC voltage

Note: This subgroup is displayed if it has been internally configured.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Minimum voltage for battery discharge. If the battery voltage reaches this
value, the equipment will regulate the current so as not to reduce the
G3.7.1.1-Min Vdc = 1050 V 0 to 1425 V battery voltage any further. Yes
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Maximum voltage for battery charging. If the battery voltage reaches this
value, the equipment will regulate the current so as not to increase the
G3.7.1.2-Max Vdc = 1192 V 0 to 1500 V battery voltage any further. Yes
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

1
Consult Power Electronics for limits.

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G3.7.2-DC current

Notes:

- This subgroup is displayed if it has been internally configured.

- Only users with a role equal to or greater than Admin can modify these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G3.7.2.1-Bus bar 1 DC Sets the Discharge Current Limit (DCL), which is the DC current limit for
0 to 1250 A Yes
dischar = 1150 A the discharge of the battery connected to busbar 1.

G3.7.2.2-Bus bar 1 DC Sets the Charge Current Limit (CCL), which is the DC current limit for the
0 to 1250 A Yes
charge = 1150 A charge of the battery connected to busbar 1.

G3.7.2.3-Bus bar 2 DC Sets the Discharge Current Limit (DCL), which is the DC current limit for
0 to 1250 A Yes
dischar = 1150 A the discharge of the battery connected to busbar 2.

G3.7.2.4-Bus bar 2 DC Sets the Charge Current Limit (CCL), which is the DC current limit for the
0 to 1250 A Yes
charge = 1150 A charge of the battery connected to busbar 2.
EN
G3.7.2.5-Bus bar 3 DC Sets the Discharge Current Limit (DCL), which is the DC current limit for
0 to 1250 A Yes
dischar = 1150 A the discharge of the battery connected to busbar 3.

G3.7.2.6-Bus bar 3 DC Sets the Charge Current Limit (CCL), which is the DC current limit for the
0 to 1250 A Yes
charge = 1150 A charge of the battery connected to busbar 3.

G3.7.2.7-Bus bar 4 DC Sets the Discharge Current Limit (DCL), which is the DC current limit for
0 to 1250 A Yes
dischar = 1150 A the discharge of the battery connected to busbar 4.

G3.7.2.8-Bus bar 4 DC Sets the Charge Current Limit (CCL), which is the DC current limit for the
0 to 1250 A Yes
charge = 1150 A charge of the battery connected to busbar 4.

Group G4: Algorithms

This group includes all the parameters that allow the execution of the different algorithms that help to
ensure optimum performance of the equipment.

Subgroup G4.2: Gradients

Note: Only users with a role equal to or greater than Admin can modify parameters within this
subgroup.

G4.2.1-Start

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G4.2.1.1-Start grad P Disabled Enables or disables the start active power gradient. When this option is
Yes
enable = Enabled Enabled enabled, the power is injected gradually.
G4.2.1.2-Start gradient P =
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Adjusts the start active power. Yes
50.0 %/s
G4.2.1.3-Start grad Q Disabled
Enables or disables the start reactive power gradient. Yes
enable = Enabled Enabled
G4.2.1.4-Start gradient Q =
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Adjusts the start active power. Yes
50.0 %/s

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G4.2.2-Upward

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G4.2.2.1-Upward grad P Disabled Enables or disables the active power upward gradient while the inverter
Yes
enable = Enabled Enabled is working. The inverter will reduce its exit power.
G4.2.2.2-Upward gradient
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Adjusts the stop active power. Yes
P = 50.0 %/s
G4.2.2.3-Upward grad Q Disabled Enables or disables the reactive power upward gradient while the inverter
Yes
enable = Enabled Enabled is working. The inverter will increase its exit power.
G4.2.2.4-Upward gradient
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Adjusts the increase reactive power value. Yes
Q = 50.0 %/s

G4.2.3-Downward

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G4.2.3.1-Down grad P Disabled Enables or disables the active power downward gradient while the
Yes
enable = Enabled Enabled inverter is working. The inverter will reduce its exit power.
G4.2.3.2-Downward
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Adjusts the low active power value. Yes
gradient P = 50.0 %/s
G4.2.3.3-Down grad Q Disabled Enables or disables the reactive power downward gradient while the
Yes
enable = Enabled Enabled inverter is working. The inverter will reduce its exit power.
G4.2.3.4-Downward
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Adjusts the low reactive power value. Yes
gradient Q = 50.0 %/s

G4.2.4-Stop

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G4.2.4.1-Stop grad P Disabled Enables or disables the stop active power gradient. The inverter will
Yes
enable = Enabled Enabled reduce its exit power until it reaches 0.
G4.2.4.2-Stop gradient P =
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Adjusts the stop active power. Yes
50.0 %/s
G4.2.4.3-Stop grad Q Disabled Enables or disables the stop reactive power gradient. The inverter will
Yes
enable = Enabled Enabled reduce its exit power until it reaches 0.
G4.2.4.4-Stop gradient Q =
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Adjusts the stop reactive power. Yes
50.0 %/s

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Subgroup G4.3: LVRT

G4.3.1-LVRT General

The LVRT (Low Voltage Ride Through) algorithm helps controlling the behaviour of the inverter in case
of an AC voltage dip, to prevent it from stopping due to that voltage drop.

Notes:

• These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

• Parameters within this subgroup will not be shown if G4.3.1.1-Enable = Disabled.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

This parameter allows enabling the algorithm to define the behavior of

the inverter during a voltage dip event.
EN
OPTION DESCRIPTION
Disabled LVRT algorithm is disabled.
Enable low voltage ride-through. The reference
Mode 1 voltage corresponds with the direct sequence
Disabled
voltage.
Mode 1
G4.3.1.1-Enable = Disabled Yes
Mode 2 Enable low voltage ride-through. The reference
Mode 3 Mode 2 voltage corresponds with the lowest value of phase-
to-phase voltages.
Enable the algorithm. The LVRT algorithm takes into
Mode 3 account the estimated voltage in the POI to access
or not to LVRT.

Note: If this parameter is set to Disabled, the rest of parameters within

this group will not be shown.
G4.3.1.2-Threshold = 90.0 Sets the threshold for the LVRT algorithm. If the AC voltage drops under
0.0 to 95.0 % Yes
% this value, then the LVRT algorithm will be activated.
It configures a nominal voltage threshold below which the inverter does
G4.3.1.3-Moment Disabled = 100.1; not inject power to the grid anymore (P=0- Q=0). When the AC voltage
Yes
Cessation = Disabled 1.0 to 100.0 % increases its value above the system threshold then the standard LVRT
algorithm will start working again.
Defines the system behavior in case of an LVRT event.

OPTION DESCRIPTION
kdV The response is proportional to voltage variation.
Iq prev + The response is proportional to the direct sequence
kdVdir voltage variation + previous reactive current.
kdV
Is prev + The response is proportional to the direct sequence
Iq prev + kdVdir kdVdir voltage variation + previous apparent current.
G4.3.1.4-Configuration = Iq
Is prev + kdVdir Yes
prev + kdVdir Proportional The response tries to maintain the pre-event direct
Proportional sequence active and reactive power and adds
Advanced reactive current in direct and reverse sequence
proportional to the voltage variation, limiting both
currents equally (proportional) Prioritizes the
injection of Q over P.
Advanced Allows to configure a customized behavior. When
this option is selected, the parameters [Injection
mode Id] and [Injection mode Iq] will be displayed.

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Allow selecting the P control mode:

OPTION DESCRIPTION
G4.3.1.5-P Control Mode = Current Current Control by current.
Yes
Current Power
Power Control by power.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.3.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Allow selecting the Q control mode:
OPTION DESCRIPTION
G4.3.1.6-Q Control Mode = Current Current Control by current.
Yes
Current Power
Power Control by power.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.3.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
This parameter allows deciding which magnitude P or Q will take priority
to keep S constant at a maximum value. P selects active power priority
P and Q selects reactive power priority.
G4.3.1.7-P/Q Priority = Q Yes
Q
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.3.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Defines the LVRT sequence priority:
OPTION DESCRIPTION
Direct Direct Direct sequence in current injection takes priority.
G4.3.1.8-Sequence Priority
Inverse Yes
= Direct Inverse sequence in current injection takes
Proportional Inverse
priority.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.3.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.

G4.3.2-LVRT Config

Notes:

• These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

• Parameters within this subgroup will not be shown if G4.3.1.1-Enable = Disabled.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

This parameter allows the algorithm to define the behavior of the inverter
during a voltage dip.
OPTION DESCRIPTION
Enable algorithm. The reference voltage
Mode 1
corresponds to the direct sequence voltage.
Mode 1
G4.3.2.1-Control = Mode 1 Mode 2 Enable algorithm. The reference voltage Yes
Mode 3 Mode 2 corresponds to the lowest value of the phase-to-
phase voltages.
Enable algorithm. The LVRT algorithm takes into
Mode 3 account the estimated voltage at the POI to access
LVRT or not.

G4.3.1.2-Threshold Allows setting the amount of Vset based power injection in the LVRT
to 120.1% algorithm. The Vset parameter is a value that will be used to calculate
G4.3.2.2-Vset = Disabled Yes
the deltaV used in the LVRT algorithm. If the deltaV calculation is
Disabled = 120.2 disabled, it is done with respect to the voltage prior to the event.

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Allows selecting the Id injection mode.

OPTION DESCRIPTION
X Prev Injects the previous value, where x = P or I
X Prev
G4.3.2.3-Id Injection Mode depending on the previously set P control.
Constant Yes
= Constant Constant Injects a constant value.
MPPt
MPPt Uses the MPPt algorithm for injection.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.3.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Allows selecting the Iq direct injection mode.
OPTION DESCRIPTION
KdVdir Injects a value proportional to the depth of the
KdVdir voltage dip.
G4.3.2.4-Iq DIR Injection
X prev + kdVdir X prev + Injects the above value, where X depends on the Yes
Mod = X prev + kdVdir
Constant kdVdir configuration set.
Constant Injects a constant value.
EN
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.3.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Allows selecting the Iq Inverse injection mode.
OPTION DESCRIPTION
KdVInv Injects a value proportional to the inverse voltage
sequence during the voltage dip.
KdVInv
G4.3.2.5-Iq INV Injection Power Injects reverse current in order to keep the active
Power Stabilizer Yes
Mod = Power Stabilizer Stabilizer power constant in dips with reverse voltage
Constant
sequence.
Constant Injects a constant value of reverse Iq.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.3.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Sets the reference for current Iq in direct sequence during LVRT
G4.3.2.6-Ref. Id DIR = 0.0 operation.
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
% Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.3.2.3-Id Injection Mode =
Constant.
Sets the voltage proportional multiplication factor K (dV) for direct
sequence during LVRT operation.
G4.3.2.7-K DIR = 2.0 0.0 to 10.0 Yes
Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.3.2.4-Iq DIR Injection=
Constant.
Sets the reference for current Iq in direct sequence during LVRT
G4.3.2.8-Ref. Iq DIR = operation.
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
100.0 % Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.3.2.4-Iq DIR Injection =
Constant.
Sets the voltage proportional multiplication factor K (dV) for inverse
G4.3.2.9-K INV = 0.0 0.0 to 10.0 sequence during LVRT operation.
Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.3.2.5-Iq INV Injection = kdVInv.
Sets the reference for current Iq in direct sequence during LVRT
G4.3.2.10-Ref. Iq INV = 0.0 operation.
0.0 to 100.0 %
% Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.3.2.5-Iq INV Injection
=Constant.
Allows configuring the proportional gain of the power stabilizer.
G4.3.2.11-KPS = 100.0 % 0.0 to 100.0 % Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.3.2.5-Iq INV Injection = Power
Stabilizer.

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G4.3.3-LVRT Exit

• These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

• Parameters within this subgroup will not be shown if G4.3.1.1-Enable = Disabled.

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G4.3.3.1-Threshold Delay = 0.005 to 60.000 s Sets a delay in seconds at the output of the LVRT algorithm. When set
Yes
Infinite Infinite = 60.001; to 60001 the time is infinite.

G4.3.3.2-Hysteresis Delay Sets a delay, in seconds, to the output of the LVRT algorithm if the
0.005 to 60.000 s Yes
= 0.005 s hysteresis condition of parameter G4.3.3.3-Hysteresis is reached.
Defines the hysteresis to obtain the output voltage value (voltage at
which there is no dip). If the voltage is below the threshold, it will be
G4.3.3.3-Hysteresis = 2 % 1 to 15 % Yes
considered as a voltage dip and will end when the voltage is "threshold"
+ "hysteresis".
Sets the active power output of LVRT recovery. This is, the P power value
G4.3.3.4-P Recover =
0.0 to 100.0 % that the algorithm will apply on dip recovery before normal control starts Yes
100.0 %
acting again.
Sets the reactive power output of LVRT recovery. This is, the Q power
G4.3.3.5-Q Recover =
0.0 to 100.0 % value that the algorithm will apply on dip recovery before normal control Yes
100.0 %
starts acting again,

G4.3.3.6-Recover Time = Disabled = 0.0; LVRT output recovery time. During the period of time indicated here the
Yes
Disable 0.1 to 60.0 s recovery parameters P and Q will be applied.

Disabled = 19; Recovery ramp at the LVRT exit. If the parameter is configured as
G4.3.3.7-ID Recover Ramp
“Disabled” the ramp will be disabled. Otherwise, the set value will Yes
= Disabled 20 to 3000 %/s determine the slope (percentage per second) of P.

Disabled = 19; Recovery ramp at the LVRT exit. If the parameter is configured as
G4.3.3.8-IQ Recover Ramp
“Disabled” the ramp will be disabled. Otherwise, the set value will Yes
= Disabled 20 to 3000 %/s determine the slope (percentage per second) of Q.

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Subgroup G4.4: OVRT

The OVRT (Over Voltage Ride Through) algorithm is similar to the LVRT algorithm but used in case
there is a voltage peak. It helps maintaining inverter operation stable.

G4.4.1-OVRT General

Notes:

• These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

• Parameters within this subgroup will not be shown if G4.4.1.1-Enable = Disabled.

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This parameter allows enabling the algorithm to define the behavior of

the inverter during a voltage dip event.

OPTION
Disabled
DESCRIPTION
OVRT algorithm is disabled.
EN
Enable high voltage ride-through. The reference
Mode 1 voltage corresponds with the direct sequence
Disabled
voltage.
Mode 1
G4.4.1.1-Enable = Disabled Yes
Mode 2 Enable high voltage ride-through. The reference
Mode 3 Mode 2 voltage corresponds with the highest value of phase-
to-phase voltages.
Enable algorithm. The HVRT algorithm takes into
Mode 3 account the estimated voltage at the POI to access
HVRT or not.

Note: If this parameter is set to Disabled, the rest of parameters within

this group will not be shown.
G4.4.1.2-Threshold = 110.0 Sets the threshold for the HVRT algorithm. If the voltage reaches a higher
105.0 to 120.0 % Yes
% value, the HVRT algorithm will be executed.
This parameter allows to define a threshold in % of the nominal voltage
above which the inverter stops feeding power into the grid (P=0 and
G4.4.1.3-Moment Disabled = 120.1;
Q=0). Yes
Cessation = Disabled 100.0 to 120.0%
When the voltage drops below the threshold, the inverter continues with
the configured dip algorithm.
Defines the system behavior in case of an OVRT event.
OPTION DESCRIPTION
The response is proportional to the direct sequence
kdV
voltage variation.
Iq prev + The response is proportional to the direct sequence
kdVdir voltage variation + previous reactive current.

kdV Is prev + The response is proportional to the direct sequence

Iq prev + kdVdir kdVdir voltage variation + previous apparent current.
G4.4.1.4-Configuration = Iq
Is prev + kdVdir Yes
prev + kdVdir Proportional The response tries to maintain the pre-event direct
Proportional
Advanced sequence active and reactive power and adds
reactive current in direct and reverse sequence
proportional to the voltage variation, limiting both
currents equally (proportional) Prioritizes the
injection of Q over P.
Advanced Allows to configure a customized behavior. When
this option is selected, the parameters [Injection
mode Id] and [Injection mode Iq] will be displayed.

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SET ON
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Allow selecting the P control mode:

OPTION DESCRIPTION
G4.4.1.5-P Control Mode = Current Current Control by current.
Yes
Current Power
Power Control by power.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.4.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Allow selecting the Q control mode:
OPTION DESCRIPTION
G4.4.1.6-Q Control Mode = Current Current Control by current.
Yes
Current Power
Power Control by power.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.4.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
This parameter allows deciding which magnitude P or Q will take priority
to keep S constant at a maximum value. P selects active power priority
P and Q selects reactive power priority.
G4.4.1.7-P/Q Priority = Q Yes
Q
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.4.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Defines the OVRT sequence priority:
OPTION DESCRIPTION
Direct Direct Direct sequence in current injection takes priority.
G4.4.1.8-Sequence Priority
Inverse Yes
= Direct Inverse sequence in current injection takes
Proportional Inverse
priority.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.4.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.

G4.4.2-OVRT Config

Notes:

• These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

• Parameters within this subgroup will not be shown if G4.4.1.1-Enable = Disabled.

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This parameter allows the algorithm to define the behavior of the inverter
during a voltage peak.
OPTION DESCRIPTION
Enable algorithm. The reference voltage
Mode 1
Mode 1 corresponds to the direct sequence voltage.
G4.4.2.1-Control = Mode 1 Mode 2 Yes
Mode 3 Enable algorithm. The reference voltage
Mode 2 corresponds to the lowest value of the phase-to-
phase voltages.
Enable algorithm. The HVRT algorithm takes into
Mode 3 account the estimated voltage at the POI to access
HVRT or not.

G4.3.1.2-Threshold Allows setting the amount of Vset based power injection in the HVRT
algorithm. The Vset parameter is a value that will be used to calculate the
G4.4.2.2-Vset = Disabled to 120.1% Yes
deltaV used in the HVRT algorithm. If the deltaV calculation is disabled,
Disabled = 120.2 it is done with respect to the voltage prior to the event.

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SET ON
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Allows selecting the Id injection mode.

OPTION DESCRIPTION
X Prev Injects the above value, where x = P or I depending
X Prev
G4.4.2.3-Id Injection Mode on the previously set P control.
Constant Yes
= Constant Constant Injects a constant value.
MPPt
MPPt Uses the MPPt algorithm for injection.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.4.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Allows selecting the Iq direct injection mode.
OPTION DESCRIPTION
KdVdir Injects a value proportional to the overvoltage.
KdVdir
G4.4.2.4-Iq DIR Injection X prev + Injects the previous value, where X depends on the
X prev + kdVdir Yes
Mod = X prev + kdVdir kdVdir set configuration.
Constant
Constant Injects a constant value.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.4.1.4-Configuration =
EN
Advanced.
Allows selecting the Iq Inverse injection mode.
OPTION DESCRIPTION
KdVInv Injects a value proportional to the reverse voltage
sequence during the overvoltage.
KdVInv
G4.4.2.5-Iq INV Injection Power Injects reverse current in order to keep the active
Power Stabilizer Yes
Mod = Power Stabilizer Stabilizer power constant in a reverse voltage sequence
Constant
overvoltage.
Constant Injects a constant value of reverse Iq.
Note: This parameter will only be shown if G4.4.1.4-Configuration =
Advanced.
Sets the reference for current Iq in direct sequence during OVRT
G4.4.2.6-Ref. Id DIR = 0.0 operation.
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
% Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.4.2.3-Id Injection Mode =
Constant.
Sets the voltage proportional multiplication factor K (dV) for direct
sequence during OVRT operation.
G4.4.2.7-K DIR = 2.0 0.0 to 10.0 Yes
Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.4.2.4-Iq DIR Injection Mod =
Constant.
Sets the reference for current Iq in direct sequence during OVRT
G4.4.2.8-Ref. Iq DIR = operation.
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
100.0 % Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.4.2.4-Iq DIR Injection Mod =
Constant.
Sets the voltage proportional multiplication factor K (dV) for inverse
sequence during OVRT operation.
G4.4.2.9-K INV = 0.0 0.0 to 10.0 Yes
Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.4.2.5-Iq INV Injection Mod =
kdVInv.
Sets the reference for current Iq in direct sequence during OVRT
G4.4.2.10-Ref. Iq INV = 0.0 operation.
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
% Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.4.2.5-Iq INV Injection Mod
=Constant.
Allows configuring the proportional gain of the power stabilizer.
G4.4.2.11-KPS = 100.0 % 0.0 to 100.0 % Note: This parameter will be shown if G4.4.2.5-Iq INV Injection Mod = Yes
Power Stabilizer.

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G4.4.3-OVRT Exit

Note: These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

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G4.4.3.1-Threshold Delay = 0.005 to 60.000 s Sets a delay in seconds at the output of the OVRT algorithm. When set
Yes
Infinite s Infinite = 60.001; to 60001 the time is infinite.

G4.4.3.2-Hysteresis Delay Sets a delay, in seconds, to the OVRT algorithm output if the hysteresis
0.005 to 60.000 s Yes
= 0.005 s condition (G4.4.3.3-Hysteresis) is met.
Defines the hysteresis to obtain the output voltage value (voltage at
which there is no overvoltage). If the voltage is above the threshold, it will
G4.4.3.3-Hysteresis = 2 % 1 to 15 % Yes
be considered as an overvoltage and will end when the voltage is
"threshold" - "hysteresis".
Sets the active power output of OVRT recovery. This is, the P power
G4.4.3.4-P Recover =
0.0 to 100.0 % value that the algorithm will apply on dip recovery before normal control Yes
100.0 %
starts acting again.
Sets the reactive power output of OVRT recovery. This is, the Q power
G4.4.3.5-Q Recover =
0.0 to 100.0 % value that the algorithm will apply on dip recovery before normal control Yes
100.0 %
starts acting again,

G4.4.3.6-Recover Time = Disabled = 0.0; OVRT output recovery time. During the period of time indicated here the
Yes
Disabled 0.1 to 60.0 s recovery parameters P and Q will be applied.

Disabled = 19; Recovery ramp at the OVRT exit. If the parameter is configured as
G4.4.3.7-ID Recover Ramp
“Disabled” the ramp will be disabled. Otherwise, the set value will Yes
= Disabled 20 to 3000 %/s determine the slope (percentage per second) of P.

Disabled = 19; Recovery ramp at the OVRT exit. If the parameter is configured as
G4.4.3.8-IQ Recover Ramp
“Disabled” the ramp will be disabled. Otherwise, the set value will Yes
= Disabled 20 to 3000 %/s determine the slope (percentage per second) of Q.

Subgroup G4.5: Curve Q(V)

Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify parameters within this subgroup.

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No
G4.5.1-Enable = No Enables or disables algorithm Q(v). Yes
Yes

G4.5.2-Vref = 100.00 % 2 90.00 to 110.00 % Defines the reference voltage of algorithm Q(v). Yes

Sets the voltage from which the reactive capacitive power injection is
G4.5.3-V1 = 90.00 % 2 0.00 to G4.5.4-V2 % Yes
calculated to inject the power configured in Q1 (G4.5.7-Q1).

Sets the voltage from which the reactive capacitive power injection is
G4.5.4-V2 = 92.00 % 2 0.00 to 655.35 % Yes
calculated to inject the power configured in Q2 (G4.5.8-Q2).

Sets the voltage from which the reactive capacitive power injection is
G4.5.5-V3 = 108.00 % 2 0.00 to 140.00 % Yes
calculated to inject the power configured in Q3 (G4.5.9-Q3).

G4.5.5-V3 to 140.00 Sets the voltage from which the reactive capacitive power injection is
G4.5.6-V4 = 110.00 % 2 Yes
% calculated to inject the power configured in Q4 (G4.5.10-Q4).

G4.5.4-V2 to 100.00 Configures the reactive power when the voltage is equal to V1 (G4.5.3-
G4.5.7-Q1 = 48.43 % 2 Yes
% V1).

2
This parameter is only displayed if [G4.5.1- Enable = Yes].

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Configures the reactive power when the voltage is equal to V2

G4.5.8-Q2 = 0.00 % 2 0.00 to 100.00 % Yes
(G4.5.4- V2).
Configures the reactive power when the voltage is equal to V3
G4.5.9-Q3 = 0.00 % 2 -100.00 to 0.00 % Yes
(G4.5.5- V3).
-100.00 to G4.5.9- Configures the reactive power when the voltage is equal to V4
G4.5.10-Q4 = -48.43 % 2 Yes
Q3 % (G4.5.6- V4).
G4.5.11-V hysteresis =
0.0 to 10.0 % Adjusts the voltage hysteresis of the V/Q control mode. Yes
1.0 % 2
G4.5.12-P activation =
0.00 to 100.00 % Adjusts the activation active power of the V/Q control mode. Yes
20.00 % 2
G4.5.13-P desactivation =
0.00 to 100.00 % Adjusts the deactivation active power of the V/Q control mode. Yes
5.00 % 2
G4.5.14-Response delay = Defines the waiting time before activating the V/Q control mode when the
0.3 to 10.0 s Yes
0.3 s 2 activation conditions are accomplished.
Adjusts the response time (seconds) of the Q/V control mode. The
G4.5.15-Response time =
5.0 s 2
0.0 to 90.0 s response time is defined as the time that may take to arrive to 90 % of
the reference once the modification has been made.
Yes
EN
Subgroup G4.6: P(V) Curve
Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify parameters within this subgroup.

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No
G4.6.1-Enable = No Allows the system to configure the P(V) Curve. Yes
Yes

G4.6.2-V1 = 110.00 % 3 100.00 to 140.00 % Sets the V1 P(V) point. Yes

G4.6.2-V1 to 140.00
G4.6.3-V2 = 120.00 % 3 Sets the V2 P(V) point. Yes
%

G4.6.4-P1 = 100.00 % 3 0.00 to 100.00 % Sets the P1 P(V) point. Yes

-100.00 to G4.6.4-
G4.6.5-P2 = 0.00 % 3 Sets the P2 P(V) point. Yes
P1 %

G4.6.6-Hysteresis = 0.0 % 3 0.0 to 10.0 % Sets the hysteresis to recover the active power with voltage reduction. Yes

Sets the hysteresis delay of the P/V curve. If the hysteresis value
G4.6.7-Exit Delay = 60.0 s 3 0.0 to 90.0 s (G4.6.6-Hysteresis) is exceed, then this delay will be applied as the Yes
trigger to start working with the P/V algorithm.
Adjusts the response time of the P/V algorithm. The response time is
G4.6.8-Response time =
0.0 to 90.0 s defined as the time that the system may take to achieve the 90% of the Yes
10.0 s 3
reference once the modification has been made.
G4.6.9-Reference power = Relative Defines the reference power mode for the P(V) event: Relative (power
Yes
Relative 3 Nominal preview to event) or Nominal (Nominal power).
Defines the recover mode after the P/V event. Absolut hold more
G4.6.10-Recovery mode = Absolut
restrictive power all event. Relative hold power during hysteresis and Yes
Absolut 3 Relative
recover in ramp after hysteresis.

3
This parameter is only displayed if [G4.6.1-Enable = Yes].

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Subgroup G4.7: P(f) Curve

Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify parameters within this subgroup.

G4.7.1-Common Parameters

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Defines the reduction / increase percentage by Hz that will be applied to

G4.7.1.1-Power Reference Relative
the power at the moment the activation frequency (relative option) or the Yes
= Nominal Nominal
nominal power (nominal option) is reached.

Defines the recover mode of the P/F algorithm.

OPTION DESCRIPTION
G4.7.1.2-Recovery Mode = Absolut The power limitation obtained when the frequency Yes
Relative Relative Absolut recover process begins is maintained until the
deactivation frequency is reached.
Relative Applies an adjustable hysteresis.
G4.7.1.3-Gradient = Disabled = 0.00 Adjusts the gradient that limits the power variation when the P/F
Yes
Disabled 0.01 to 655.00 %/s algorithm is working.
Adjusts the response time of the P/V algorithm. The response time is
G4.7.1.4-Response Time =
0.00 to 5.00 s defined as the time that the system may take to achieve the 90 % of the Yes
5.00 s
reference once the modification has been made.
G4.7.1.5-Change Chrg Disabled Allows to enable the passage from charge to discharge and vice versa in
Yes
Dischrg = Disabled Enabled case of frequency event.
G4.7.1.6-Enable Freeze Disabled Enable or disable freezing of the reference of active power (P) in case of
Yes
Pref = Disabled Enabled frequency event.

G4.7.2-Over-Frequency

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Disabled Defines the function activation frequency. Depending on this frequency

G4.7.2.1-Enable = Disabled Yes
Enabled the active power will be reduced as it is configured.
G4.7.2.2-Freq. Activation = Defines the function activation frequency. Depending on this frequency
50.000 to 65.000 Hz Yes
60.300 Hz 4 the active power will be reduced as it is configured.
Sets the hysteresis value to recover the active power with a frequency
G4.7.2.3-Hysteresis =
0.0 to 5.0 Hz reduction. The frequency to stop the regulation is defined as Yes
0.0 Hz 4
Foff = Fon – Hysteresis.

G4.7.2.4-Statism = Defines the frequency variation for each 100% load variation:
0.100 to 20.000 % Yes
4.000 % 4 statism (%) = 100/ (fn(Hz)*rate(pu/Hz).
G4.7.2.5-Final Frequency = Sets the final frequency value of the first constant power section of the
50.000 to 65.000 Hz Yes
65.000 Hz 4 over frequencies range - Ireland Code.
G4.7.2.6- Zero Frequency = Sets the final frequency value of the second constant power section. It
50.000 to 65.000 Hz Yes
65.000 Hz 4 is equal to zero on the over frequencies range - Ireland Code.
G4.7.2.7-P final =
-250.0 to 250.0 % Sets the first constant power section (over frequencies) - Ireland Code. Yes
-100.0 % 4
G4.7.2.8-P zero = Sets the second constant power section (over frequencies) - Ireland
-250.0 to 250.0 % Yes
-100.0 % 4 Code.
Sets the delay time that the system waits after the desired frequency is
G4.7.2.9-Delay Hys Exit = reached in order to exit the algorithm - Italy Code.
0.0 to 600.0 s Yes
0.0 s Note: This parameter is only displayed if [G4.7.1.2 = Absolute] and
[G4.7.2.1 = Yes].

4
This parameter is only displayed if [G4.7.2.1-Enable = Enable].

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SET ON
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Allows to :
Disabled - Configure always the slow gradient.
G4.7.2.10-Enable Recover Slow - Configure always the fast gradient.
Yes
Grad = 25 % 4 Fast - Configure a dual gradient depending on the power decrease forced
1 to 50 by the over frequency event.
- Configure any exit gradient.
Defines the power increase that will be applied at the exit of the algorithm
when the active power decrease is higher than the P delta configured in
G4.7.2.11-Slow Gradient the previous parameter.
1 to 600 Yes
%/min = 5 Note: This parameter is only displayed if [G4.7.2.1-Enable = Enabled]
and ([G4.7.2.10-Enable Recover Grad = Disabled] or [G4.7.2.10-Enable
Recover Grad = Slow] or [G4.7.2.10-Enable Recover Grad = 1 to 50]).
Defines the power increase that will be applied at the exit of the algorithm
when the active power decrease is lower than the P delta configured in
G4.7.2.12-Fast Gradient the previous parameter.
1 to 600 Yes
%/min = 20 Note: This parameter is only displayed if [G4.7.2.1-Enable = Enabled]
and ([G4.7.2.10-Enable Recover Grad = Disabled] or [G4.7.2.10-Enable
Recover Grad = Fast] or [G4.7.2.10-Enable Recover Grad = 1 to 50]). EN
G4.7.3–Under Frequency

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Disabled Enables / disables the frequency regulation. Active power is increased

G4.7.3.1-Enable = Disabled Yes
Enabled depending on the frequency value.
Defines the activation frequency of the function. That means that the
G4.7.3.2-Freq. Activation =
45.000 to 65.000 Hz power starts increasing when the frequency has reached the value Yes
59.700 Hz 5
configured in this parameter.
Defines the hysteresis value to recover the active power with a frequency
G4.7.3.3-Hysteresis =
0.0 to 5.0 Hz reduction. The frequency to stop the regulation is defined as Yes
0.0 Hz 5
Foff = Fon + Hysteresis.

G4.7.3.4-Statism = Defines the frequency variation for each 100% load variation:
0.100 to 20.000 % Yes
4.000 % 5 statism (%) = 100/ (fn(Hz)*slope(pu/Hz).
G4.7.3.5-Power Reserve = Defines the power stock that the inverter creates with regard to the
0.0 to 10.0 % Yes
0.0 % 5 nominal energy.
G4.7.3.6-Initial Frequency = Defines the initial frequency value of the first constant power section of
45.000 to 60.000 Hz Yes
45.000 Hz 5 the under frequencies range - Ireland Code.
G4.7.3.7-Final Frequency = Defines the final frequency value of the first constant power section of
45.000 to 60.000 Hz Yes
45.000 Hz 5 the under frequencies range - Ireland Code.
G4.7.3.8-P initial = Defines the first constant power section (under frequencies) - Ireland
0.0 to 250.0 % Yes
100.0 % 5 Code.
Defines the second constant power section (under frequencies) - Ireland
G4.7.3.9-P final = 100.0 % 5 0.0 to 250.0 % Yes
Code.

G4.7.4–Active Pow. Ranges

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Sets the minimum active power within the dead band. Allows to carry out
G4.7.4.1-P1 = 0.0 % -25.0 to 25.0 % Yes
a symmetrical algorithm.

G4.7.4.2-P2 = 100.0 % 0.0 to 250.0 % Sets the maximum positive limit. Yes

G4.7.4.3-P3 = -100.0 % -250.0 to 0.0 % Sets the maximum negative limit. Yes

5
This parameter is only displayed if [G4.7.3.1-Enable = Enable].

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Subgroup G4.8: Econ mode

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Allows the SCADA to activate the ECON Mode algorithm during the night.
Notes:
No
G4.8.1-Enable = No - This function depends on (Enabled = YES and in the Drive Select Yes
Yes
inverter type = HEM).
- Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
Sets the priority of ECON Mode over night modes (night mode, active
heating and DC disconnection). There are two situations depending on
the selected priority:
- YES: Deactivates night modes active heating (internal or external)
No and DC night opening.
G4.8.2-Priority = No 6 Yes
Yes - NO: The activation of night mode have priority over ECON Mode.
This parameter can only be changed with the MV switchgear closed in
order to avoid several openings at night. Otherwise, a warning will be
triggered.
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Configures delay in MV cell switch opening due to ECON Mode
G4.8.3-Opening delay = activation. This function depends on (Enabled = YES and in the Drive
0 to 60 s Select inverter type = HEM). Yes
30 s 6
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Sets the delay to open the MV cell and allow the impulsion fans to run for
G4.8.4-Fan delay OFF = a longer time avoiding thermal bounces of the MV transformer.
60 to 7200 s Yes
1800 s 6
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Allows closing the MV switchgear without pre-magnetizing the MV
G4.8.5-Close less prem No transformer. Yes
allow = No 6 Yes
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

6
This parameter is only displayed if [G4.8.1-Enable = Yes].

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Subgroup G4.9: SVR

Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify parameters within this subgroup.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

No
G4.9.1-Enable = No Allows to enable / disable the SVR algorithm. Yes
Yes
Sets the lowest threshold to activate the SVR algorithm. If the grid voltage
G4.9.2-Threshold V1 =
100.0 to 120.0 % exceeds this value the inverter will start to inject reactive power with the Yes
105.0 % 7
ramp set and limited in the following parameters.
When the mains voltage is less than the threshold V1 minus the
G4.9.3-Hysteresis V1 =
0.5 to 10.0 % hysteresis (Threshold V1 - Hysteresis V1) the inductive reactive power Yes
2.0 % 7
injection will be reduced.
G4.9.4-Injection ramp Q =
0.1 to 200.0 %/s Adjusts the injection ramp Q when threshold V1 is exceeded. Yes
0.3 %/s 7
G4.9.5-Recovery ramp Q = Adjusts the recovery ramp Q when voltage is below Threshold V1 -
0.1 to 200.0 %/s Yes
1.7 %/s 7 Hysteresis V1.
G4.9.6-Limit cos phi =
0.80 to 1.00 Sets the power factor limit value for Q injection. Yes
0.85 7
G4.9.7-Threshold V2 = G4.9.2-Threshold Sets the second threshold from which P will be reduced to zero with the
Yes
EN
107.0 % 7 V1 to 120.0 % ramp configured and limited in these parameters.
When the main voltage is less than the threshold V2 minus the hysteresis
G4.9.8-Hysteresis V2 =
0.5 to 10.0 % (Threshold V2 - Hysteresis V2) the inductive active power injection will Yes
2.0 % 7
be reduced.
G4.9.9-Reduction ramp P =
0.1 to 200.0 %/s Adjusts the reduction ramp P when threshold V2 is exceeded. Yes
0.3 %/s 7
G4.9.10-Recovery ramp P Adjusts the recovery ramp P when voltage is below Threshold V2 -
0.1 to 200.0 %/s Yes
= 1.7 %/s 7 Hysteresis V2. Limit Cos phi must continue to be maintained.

Subgroup G4.10: Night mode

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

This parameter allows enabling or disabling the night mode algorithm.

OPTION DESCRIPTION
No The Night mode is disabled.
Enables Autonight mode option. This means that a
No smooth transition(without stopping the inverter) to NIGHT
G4.10.1-Enable = No Yes
Autonight MODE will be done when conditions are fulfilled.
Autonight
Note: Even if this mode is selected, if the start command
is removed, the inverter will not be able to start.
Note: Only users with role higher than Admin can modify this parameter.

G4.10.2-Q reference = 0.0 Sets the reactive power that the system must apply at night mode.
-100.0 to 100.0 % Yes
% Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
Allows setting the bus voltage reference for the Night mode.
G4.10.3-Vbus reference =
500 to 1500 V Note: This parameter can only be modified by users with role superior to Yes
1120 V
Admin.
Allows to activate the night mode if the algorithm is enabled in [G4.10.1-
No Enable] parameter.
G4.10.4-Activate = No Yes
Yes
Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.

No Permite forzar el modo noche para que se ejecute el algoritmo.

G4.10.5-Force = No Yes
Yes Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.

7 This parameter is only displayed if [G4.9.1-Enable = Yes].

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Subgroup G4.11: Active balancing

It is an automatic power scaling algorithm between multiple battery banks. This strategy consists of
keeping the battery banks in the same operating point (equal voltage and SOC).

Notes:

• Only users with a role higher than Admin can modify this subgroup except parameter G4.11.2-
Activation which can be modified by an user with an Admin role or higher.

• These parameters are only displayed for battery inverters and if [G8.1.1-P control mode = Pac].

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

No
G4.11.1-Enable = No Allows enabling (Yes) or disabling (No) the Active balancing algorithm. Yes
Yes

Once the algorithm is enabled, this parameter allows the activation of the
No algorithm.
G4.11.2-Activation = No Yes
Yes
Note: This parameter is only displayed if [G8.1.1-P control mode= Pac].

Value required to calculate shifting factor and adjust the power to be

diverted between battery banks.
G4.11.3-Gain = 2.00 1.00 to 100.00 The bigger the gain, the faster the adjustment. Yes

Note: If the gain is 0, then there will be no action. The maximum gain will
depend on the maximum shifting admissible by Multi PCSK.
G4.11.4-V activation Threshold of the bank voltage difference from which the algorithm is
0 to 10 V Yes
threshol = 5 V activated. Below this value, there will be no action.

Group G5: Protections

This group provides access to all the parameters for configuring, enabling or disabling, and/or setting
limits for the various protections available, as well as defining the behaviour of all the equipment's faults
and warnings.

Subgroup G5.1: Voltage frequency

G5.1.1-Low AC voltage

Note: These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G5.1.1.1-Enable = XX000 00000 to XXXXX Yes

There are five low voltage protection levels:
G5.1.1.2-Slow protection =
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
88.0 %
- Slow protection
G5.1.1.3-Delay slow prot =
0.0 to 6550.0 s - Fast protection Yes
2.0 s
- Fast 2 protection
G5.1.1.4-Fast protection =
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
50.0 % - Very fast protection
G5.1.1.5-Delay fast prot = - Very fast 2 protection
0.00 to 655.00 s Yes
0.16 s

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G5.1.1.6-Fast 2 protection
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
= 45.0 % To enable each protection, set the corresponding bit to Yes and adjust
G5.1.1.7-Delay fast 2 prot = the voltage values and delay as desired (parameters G5.1.1.2-Slow
0.00 to 655.00 s protection to G5.1.1.11-Dly vry fst 2 pro). Yes
0.01 s
G5.1.1.8-Very fast Protection levels can be set from 0.0% up to 100.0%. 100.0%
0.0 to 100.0 % corresponds with the rated voltage8. Yes
protection = 40.0 %
The slow protection delay can be set from 0.0s up to 6550.0 s. Fast
G5.1.1.9-Delay very fast
0.000 to 65.000 s protections delay can be set from 0.00s up to 655.00 s1. Yes
prot = 0.001 s
Very fast protections delay range varies between 0.000 and 65.500 s
G5.1.1.10-Very fast 2 prot =
0.0 to 100.0 % Yes
35.0 % It is possible to enable/disable each protection level individually in
G5.1.1.1-Enable. Default values, on the other hand, depend on the
G5.1.1.11-Dly vry fst 2 pro selected normative.
0.000 to 65.000 s Yes
= 0.001 s

G5.1.2-High AC voltage

Note: These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.
EN
SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G5.1.2.1-Enable = XX000 00000 to XXXXX Yes

There are five high voltage protection levels:
G5.1.2.2-Slow protection =
100.0 to 140.0 % Yes
110.0 %
- Slow protection.
G5.1.2.3-Delay slow prot =
0.0 to 6550.0 s - Fast protection. Yes
1.0 s
G5.1.2.4-Fast protection = - Fast 2 protection.
100.0 to 140.0 % Yes
120.0 %
- Very fast protection.
G5.1.2.5-Delay fast prot =
0.00 to 655.00 s - Very fast 2 protection. Yes
0.16 s
G5.1.2.6-Fast 2 protection
100.0 to 140.0 % Yes
= 125.0 % To enable each protection, set the corresponding bit to Yes and adjust
the voltage values and delay as desired (parameters G5.1.2.1-Enable to
G5.1.2.7-Delay fast 2 prot = G5.1.2.11-Dly vry fast 2).
0.00 to 655.00 s Yes
0.01 s
Protection levels can be set from 0.0% up to 150.0%. 100.0%
G5.1.2.8-Very fast corresponds with the rated voltage1.
100.0 to 140.0 % Yes
protection = 130.0 %
The slow protection delay can be set from 0.0s up to 6550.0 s. Fast
G5.1.2.9-Delay very fast protections delay can be set from 0.00s up to 655.00 s1.
0.000 to 65.500 s Yes
prot = 0.001 s
Very fast protections delay range varies between 0.000 and 65.500 s.
G5.1.2.10-Very fast 2 prot =
100.0 to 140.0 % It is possible to enable/disable each protection level individually in Yes
135.0 %
G5.1.2.1-Enable. Default values, on the other hand, depend on the
G5.1.2.11-Dly vry fast 2 selected normative.
0.000 to 65.500 s Yes
prot = 0.001 s

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The ranges indicated correspond to the software of the equipment. The validated hardware ranges must be respected
in the process of parameterisation of the equipment. Consult Power Electronics for more information.

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G5.1.3-Low AC freq

Note: These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
G5.1.3.1-Enable = X0X00 00000 to XXXXX Yes

G5.1.3.2-Slow protection =
45.0 to 60.0 Hz Yes
59.7 Hz
There are five low frequency protection levels:
G5.1.3.3-Delay slow prot =
0.0 to 6550.0 s Yes
300.0 s - Slow protection
G5.1.3.4-Slow 2 protection - Slow 2 protection
45.0 to 60.0 Hz - Fast protection Yes
= 59.3 Hz
- Very fast protection
G5.1.3.5-Delay slow 2 prot - Very fast 2 protection
0.0 to 6550.0 s Yes
= 0.1 s
G5.1.3.6-Fast protection = To enable each protection, set the corresponding bit to Yes.
45.0 to 60.0 Hz Yes
58.0 Hz
Protection levels can be set from 45.0Hz up to 60.0 Hz9.
G5.1.3.7-Delay fast prot =
0.00 to 655.00 s Yes
0.16 s The slow protection delay can be set from 0.0s up to 6550.0s. Fast
protections delay can be set from 0.00s up to 655.00 s1.
G5.1.3.8-Very fast
45.0 to 60.0 Hz Yes
protection = 56.0 Hz
Very fast protections delay range varies between 0.000 and 65.500s
G5.1.3.9-Delay very fast It is possible to enable/disable each protection level individually in
0.000 to 65.500 s G5.1.3.1-Enable. Default values, on the other hand, depend on the Yes
prot = 0.050 s
selected normative.
G5.1.3.10-Very fast 2 prot =
45.0 to 60.0 Hz Yes
55.0 Hz
G5.1.3.11-Dly vry fast 2
0.000 to 65.500 s Yes
prot = 0.001 s

G5.1.4-High AC freq

Note: These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
G5.1.4.1-Enable = X0000 00000 to XXXXX Yes

G5.1.4.2-Slow protection =
50.0 to 65.0 Hz Yes
60.3 Hz
G5.1.4.3-Delay slow prot = There are five low frequency protection levels:
0.0 to 6550.0 s Yes
0.1 s
- Slow protection
G5.1.4.4-Slow 2 protection - Slow 2 protection
50.0 to 65.0 Hz Yes
= 60.4 Hz - Fast protection
G5.1.4.5-Delay slow 2 prot - Very fast protection
0.00 to 655.00 s - Very fast 2 protection Yes
= 0.1 s
G5.1.4.6-Fast protection = To enable each protection, set the corresponding bit to Yes.
50.0 to 65.0 Hz Yes
60.5 Hz Protection levels can be set from 50.0Hz up to 65.0 Hz1.
G5.1.4.7-Delay fast prot =
0.00 to 655.00 s Slow protection delays can be set from 0. 0s up to 6550.0 s. The fast Yes
0.16 s
protection delay can be set from 0.00s up to 655.00 s1. Very fast
G5.1.4.8-Very fast protections delay range varies between 0.000 and 65.500 s.
50.0 to 65.0 Hz Yes
protection = 61.0 Hz
It is possible to enable/disable each protection level individually in
G5.1.4.9-Delay very fast G5.1.4.1-Enable. Default values, on the other hand, depend on the
0.000 to 65.500 s Yes
prot = 0.050 s selected normative.
G5.1.4.10-Very fast 2 prot =
50.0 to 65.0 Hz Yes
61.5 Hz
G5.1.4.11-Dly vry fast 2
0.000 to 65.500 s Yes
prot = 0.001 s

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The ranges indicated correspond to the software of the equipment. The validated hardware ranges must be respected
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Subgroup G5.2: Quality

This subgroup refers to the configuration of quality protection faults.

G5.2.1-Unbalanced

Note: These parameters can only be modified by users with role superior to Admin.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G5.2.1.9-Unbalance
0 to 301 V Enables the protection of halfbus power stage unbalance voltage. Yes
Halfbus Mo = 200 V
G5.2.1.10-Delay Unbal
0 to 60 s Indicates the delay in the unbalance modules. Yes
Halfbus = 10 s

Subgroup G5.3: Anti islanding

An anti-island condition occurs when the inverter keeps injecting on the grid although it does not have
voltage because it comes into resonance with some load. This is dangerous because all the grids
should be without current but there is a section (island) where current is flowing without being
EN
controlled.

Currently, there are two modes: active and passive.

In active mode, the inverter causes a disturbance in the grid (slightly distorts the current waveform). If
the inverter is connected to the grid frequency cannot vary, but, if there is an island, the frequency will
vary due to the distortion.

In passive mode, the inverter only checks frequency variation during a time lapse. If the frequency
variation (∆𝑓𝑟𝑒𝑞) overcomes a threshold during the time lapse, the anti-island protection will be
triggered.

∆𝑓𝑟𝑒𝑞 = 𝑐𝑢𝑟𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑡 𝑓𝑟𝑒𝑞𝑢𝑒𝑛𝑐𝑦 − 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑣𝑖𝑜𝑢𝑠 𝑓𝑟𝑒𝑞𝑢𝑒𝑛𝑐𝑦

Simultaneous mode is a combination of active and passive modes.

Note: These parameters are only displayed if they have been configured internally.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Enables to select the anti-islanding modes:

OPTION DESCRIPTION
Off Off Disable anti-islanding mode.
Active Active Enable anti-islanding mode.
G5.3.1-Mode = Off Yes
Pasive Passive Enable ROCOF anti-islanding.
Simultaneous Simultaneous Active and passive modes operate at the same time.

Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

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Subgroup G5.5: Config Protections

Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G5.5.1-SF6 MT cell = Warning

Sets SF MT cell as warning or fault. No
Warning Fault
G5.5.2-Feedback AC Warning
Sets feedback breaker AC as warning or fault. No
breaker = Warning Fault
G5.5.3-Feedback MT cell = Warning
Sets feedback MT cell as warning or fault. No
Warning Fault
G5.5.4-Feedback breaker Warning
Sets feedback breaker DC as warning or fault. No
DC = Warning Fault

Subgroup G5.12: Reset GFDI Fault

Note: Role Admin or superior is required to modify these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G5.12.1-Reset GFDI Fault No Allows the customer to launch a GFDI maneuver in DC to reset the GFDI
Yes
= No Yes fault.

G5.12.2-Remaining Indicates the number of remaining attempts available to try to reset the
0 to 65535 Yes
Attempts = 2 GFDI fault.

Group G6: Communications

This group allows the configuration of the Modbus, Ethernet and FTP communication properties of the
equipment, as well as the definition of the communications with the external PPC / SCADA.

Subgroup G6.1: Modbus

G6.1.1-Master 1

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
9600 bps
19200 bps
57600 bps
G6.1.1.1-Modbus baudrate Adjusts the baudrate (bits per second) of Master 1.
115200 bps Yes
= 19200 bps Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
230400 bps
460800 bps
921600 bps
None
G6.1.1.2-Modbus parity = Adjusts the parity of Master 1.
Odd Yes
None Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
Even
G6.1.1.3-Modbus stop bits 1 bit Adjusts the stop bits number (per byte) of Master 1.
Yes
= 1 bit 2 bits Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
G6.1.1.4-Modbus error Shows the number of frames that have been lost of Master 1.
0 to 65535 Yes
CRC = 0 Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Shows the number of successful frames that have been sent of Master
G6.1.1.5-Modbus OK
0 to 65535 1. Yes
frames = 0
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
G6.1.1.6-Modbus recover = No This parameter should only be used by Developers.
Yes
No Yes Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
G6.1.1.7-Modbus Timeout This parameter should only be used by Developers.
0.2 to 5.0 s Yes
= 0.6 s Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
This parameter should only be used by Developers.
G6.1.1.8-Period = 0.250 s 0.010 to 1.000 s Yes
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

G6.1.2-Master 2

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

9600 bps
19200 bps
57600 bps Adjusts the baudrate (bits per second) of Master 2.
G6.1.2.1-Modbus baudrate
115200 bps Yes
= 9600 bps Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
230400 bps
460800 bps
921600 bps
None Adjusts the parity of Master 2.
G6.1.2.2-Modbus parity =
None
Odd
Even Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
Yes
EN
G6.1.2.3-Modbus stop bits 1 bit Adjusts the stop bits number (per byte) of Master 2.
Yes
= 1 bit 2 bits Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.

G6.1.2.4-Modbus error Shows the number of frames that have been lost of Master 2.
0 to 65535 Yes
CRC = 0 Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Shows the number of successful frames that have been sent of Master
G6.1.2.5-Modbus OK 2.
0 to 65535 Yes
frames = 0
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

G6.1.2.6-Modbus recover = No This parameter should only be used by Developers.

Yes
No Yes Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

G6.1.2.7-Modbus Timeout This parameter should only be used by Developers.

0.2 to 5.0 s Yes
2 = 0.6 s Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
This parameter should only be used by Developers.
G6.1.2.8-Period = 0.250 s 0.010 to 1.000 s Yes
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

G6.1.3-Master 3

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

9600 bps
19200 bps
57600 bps Adjusts the baudrate (bits per second) of Master 3.
G6.1.3.1-Modbus baudrate
115200 bps Yes
= 115200 bps Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
230400 bps
460800 bps
921600 bps
None Adjusts the parity of Master 3.
G6.1.3.2-Modbus parity =
Odd Yes
None Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
Even

G6.1.3.3-Modbus stop bits 1 bit Adjusts the stop bits number (per byte) of Master 3.
Yes
= 1 bit 2 bits Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.

G6.1.3.4-Modbus error Shows the number of frames that have been lost of Master 3.
0 to 65535 Yes
CRC = 0 Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Shows the number of successful frames that have been sent of Master
G6.1.3.5-Modbus OK 3.
0 to 65535 Yes
frames = 0
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G6.1.3.6-Modbus recover = No This parameter should only be used by Developers.

Yes
No Yes Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

G6.1.3.7-Modbus Timeout This parameter should only be used by Developers.

0.2 to 5.0 s Yes
3 = 0.6 s Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
This parameter should only be used by Developers.
G6.1.3.8-Period = 0.100 s 0.010 to 1.000 s Yes
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

Subgroup G6.2: Ethernet

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
Allows selecting the IP assignment method of the module:
OPTION DESCRIPTION
The inverter will take the IP address, subnet mask and
No
No gateway set by the user.
G6.2.1-Automatic IP = No Yes
Yes
DHCP protocol is enabled and the network server will
Yes automatically set the IP address, subnet mask and
gateway.
Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
G6.2.2-Assigned IP = 0.0.0.0 to Shows the IP address assigned to the module when DHCP is active.
Yes
0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
Sets the IP address in the user’s local network, according to the
guidelines given by the network Admin.
G6.2.5-IP address = 1.0.0.1 to IP address format is: A.B.C.D.
Yes
192.168.204.202 255.255.255.254 To adjust this address, introduce a value in each of the four parameters
that compose it.
Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
Sets the subnet mask address in the user’s local network, according to
the guidelines given by the network Admin.
G6.2.6-Subnet Mask = 1.0.0.0 to Subnet mask address format is: A.B.C.D.
Yes
255.255.255.0 255.255.255.255 To adjust this address, introduce a value in each of the four parameters
that compose it.
Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
Sets the gateway address in the user’s local network so that the inverter
is able to communicate to an external network. This address must follow
the guidelines given by the network Admin.
0.0.0.0 to
G6.2.7-Gateway = 0.0.0.0 Gateway’s address format is: A.B.C.D. Yes
255.255.255.254
To adjust this address, introduce a value in each of the four parameters
that compose it.
Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.

G6.2.9-Primary DNS = 1.0.0.1 to Sets the IP to connect to the remote log.

Yes
8.8.8.8 255.255.255.254 Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.

G6.2.10-Secondary DNS = 1.0.0.1 to Sets the IP to connect to the remote log.

Yes
8.8.4.4 255.255.255.254 Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.

Subgroup G6.4: FTP Guest

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
G6.4.1-Enable FTP Guest No Enables or disables the FTP Guest functionality.
Yes
= Yes Yes Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
G6.4.2-Guest Username = Sets the type of user: User 1.
10 characters Yes
guest Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.
G6.4.3-Guest Password = Configures password for user 1.
10 characters Yes
guest Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify this parameter.

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Subgroup G6.5: PPC

To establish communication with the inverter, the SCADA or PPC (Power Plant Controller) must first
initiate communication via the PPC Heartbeat variable10. To do this, the SCADA or PPC must write in
this variable a value other than 0 (valid range 0 to 65535) and update the value regularly. Each time a
signal is received from the PPC Heartbeat variable, the parameter [G6.5.9- PPC Heartbeat Reg], a
read-only variable, is updated.

If the SCADA or PPC does not update the value in the PPC Heartbeat variable and a time greater than
that indicated by parameter [G6.5.10- Ramp act time] elapses, the active and reactive power reference
is modified to those configured in parameters [G6.5.3-Home P ref] and [G6.5.4-Home Q ref]. The
gradients with which the inverter works to reach these references are those configured in parameters
[G6.5.5-P rec ramp] and [G6.5.6-Q rec ramp].

If before the time set in [G6.5.10-Ramp act time] expires, communications are re-established, the
equipment will go to the references indicated by the SCADA or PPC with the recovery ramps [G6.5.5- EN
P rec ramp] and [G6.5.6-Q rec ramp]. When the new references indicated by the SCADA or PPC are
reached, operation is resumed with the initially configured operating values.

If the time indicated by parameter [G6.5.10- Ramp act time] has expired and the time indicated by
[G6.5.1-Home refs timeout] has also expired, then the P and Q references are modified to those
configured in parameters [G6.5.3-Home P ref] and [G6.5.4-Home Q ref] according to the type of P and
Q control that is configured at that time, and the W152: PPC Communications warning is triggered. If
communications are re-established before the loss of communications time expires, proceed in the
same way as in the previous paragraph.

On the other hand, if the three times indicated in parameters [G6.5.10-Ramp act time], [G6.5.1-Home
refs timeout] and [G6.5.2-Comm timeout] expire, fault F51: PPC Communications is triggered. At this
point, the inverter stops. The equipment is configured to work with the operation references defined by
the SCADA or PPC. Once the fault has been resolved, the inverter will go to the references indicated
by means of the recovery ramps [G6.5.5-P rec ramp] and [G6.5.6-Q rec ramp].

If the PPC or SCADA writes a zero to the PPC Heartbeat variable, the system is disabled. This step is
equivalent to setting [G6.5.1-Timeout refs to home] and [G6.5.2-Timeout de com] to "Disabled".

Note: Admin role or higher is required to modify these parameters.

10
See section "Remote control functions" to access the Modbus register of the variable.

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G6.5.1-Home refs timeout = Off = 0 If no communication is detected between the Power Plant Controller and
the inverter for a longer time than the timeout set in [G6.5.1-Home refs Yes
4s 1 to 60 s
timeout] and/or [G6.5.10-Ramp act time], all references will be set to
[G6.5.3-Home P ref] and parameter [G6.5.4-Home Q ref].
G6.5.2-Comm timeout = Off = 0 Parameter [G6.5.2-Comm timeout], on the other hand, defines the Yes
60 s 1 to 600 s maximum time communications can be down before triggering a PPC
communications fault (F51: PPC comms).

G6.5.3-Home P ref = Active power setpoint value when the time set in [G6.5.1 -Home refs
0.00 to 100.00 % Yes
0.00 % timeout] and/or [G6.5.10-Ramp act time] has elapsed.

G6.5.4-Home Q ref = Reactive power setpoint when the time set in [G6.5.1-Home refs timeout]
-100.00 to 100.00 % Yes
0.00 % and/or [G6.5.10-Ramp act time] has elapsed.
G6.5.5-P rec ramp =
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Defines the active and reactive power gradients with which the inverter Yes
10.0 %/s
operates under inverter loss of communications conditions (F51: PPC
G6.5.6-Q rec ramp = communications).
0.1 to 3000.0 %/s Yes
10.0 %/s
No
G6.5.7-IP filter enable = No Defines the PPC IP filter. Yes
Yes
G6.5.8-IP address = 1.0.0.1 to
Defines the PPC IP address. Yes
192.168.0.150 255.255.255.254
G6.5.9-PPC Heartbeat Reg Defines the PPC heartbeat register. Allows to verify if the communication
0 to 65535 Yes
=0 with the PPC / SCADA is working properly.
G6.5.10-Ramp act time = Defines the time after which the communication loss algorithm starts to
0.1 to 5.0 s Yes
1.0 s operate.
Enables to set the PPC communication status:
OPTION DESCRIPTION
First heartbeat
G6.5.11-Comms state = First heartbeat PPC is waiting to receive the first heartbeat.
Communicating Yes
First heartbeat
No Communicating Communicating PPC is communicating.
No
PPC is not communicating.
Communicating

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Group G8: Control

This group allows the configuration of the control of the equipment, the network and the batteries (in case
of MPCSM/K).

Subgroup G8.1: References

Note: Only users with role Admin or higher can modify these parameters.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

Allows setting the control mode for the active power. There are four
control modes, as shown in the table below:
OPT. STATUS DESCRIPTION
The inverter is always looking for the maximum
0 MPPt power point. This option only applies to HEM/K
inverters.
EN
The inverter maintains constant the output of
1 I active current set on [G8.1.3 Id reference]. This
option only applies to HEM/K inverters.
MPPt
I The inverter maintains constant the output of
P 2 P active power set on [G8.1.3 P reference]. This
G8.1.1-P control mode = option only applies to HEM/K inverters.
Vdc No
MPPt
Pac The inverter maintains constant the DC voltage set
3 Vdc on [G8.1.3 Vdc reference]. This option only
Multi Pac applies to HEM/K inverters.
The inverter maintains constant the output of
active power reference set on [G8.1.3.x-Pac
4 Pac
reference x]. This option only applies to
PCSM/K and MPCSM/K inverters
The inverter maintains constant the output of
active power reference set for each busbar
5 Multi Pac according to the values set on [G8.1.3.x-Pac
reference x]. This option only applies to
PCSM/K and MPCSM/K inverters

Allows setting the control mode for the reactive power. Options are
shown in the table below:
OPT. STATUS DESCRIPTION
The inverter maintains constant the output
0 Cos phi cos(phi) set on G8.1.4 / Cos phi reference
Cos Phi
absolute.
Q
G8.1.2-Q control mode = Q The inverter maintains constant the output No
I 1 Q
V/Q reactive power set on G8.1.4 / Q reference.
The inverter maintains constant the output
2 I
reactive current set on G8.1.4 / Iq reference.
Reactive power depending on voltage curve. The
3 V/Q reference values are set in [G8.1.4-Vref], [G8.1.5-
V1], [G8.1.6-V2] and [G8.1.7-V3 voltage]

The reference for the active power depends on which control mode has
G8.1.3-P reference = been chosen in [G8.1.1-P control mode].
-100.00 to 100.00 % Yes
0.00 %
Thus, parameter G8.1.3 will vary as shown in the following table:

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
G8.1.1 G8.1.3 DESCRIPTION
G8.1.3-Id reference = MPPt Not shown -
-100.00 to 100.00 % Yes
100.00 %
Sets an active current reference in
I Id reference
percentage.
Sets an active power reference in
G8.1.3-Vdc reference = P P reference
0 to 1500 V percentage. Yes
1100 V
Vdc Vdc reference Sets a DC voltage reference in volts.

Parameter for MPCS, where x is the module number and varies between
G8.1.3.x-Pac reference x = 1 and 4, in multi Pac control mode.
-100.00 to 100.00 % Yes
0.00 % If G8.1.3 = P reference, a set of parameters to set the P reference for
each module will be shown (P1 reference, P2 reference, …).
The reference for the reactive power depends on which control mode has
been chosen in [G8.1.2-P control mode].
Thus, parameter G8.1.4 will vary as shown in the following table:
G8.1.4-Iq reference = 0.00
-100.00 to 100.00 % G8.1.2 G8.1.4 DESCRIPTION Yes
%
Cos phi Allows setting a cos(phi) absolute
Cos phi
reference reference.
Q Allows setting a reactive power reference
Q
reference in percentage.
G8.1.4-Q reference = 0.00 Iq Allows setting a reactive current reference Yes
-100.00 to 100.00 % I
% reference in percentage.
V/Q Vref Allows setting the voltage reference.

G8.1.4-Initial power = 50.0 Allows to define the initial power to activate the algorithm.
20.0 to 80.0 % Yes
% Note: This parameter is used when G8.1.2-Q control mode = 3.

G8.1.5-Excitation = Capacitive Allows to define the type of excitation used in the algorithm.
Yes
Capacitive Inductive Note: Only users with role superior to Admin can modify this parameter.
Allows to define the cos phi used in the algorithm.
G8.1.5-Cos phi = 0.900 -1.000 to 1.000 Yes
Note: This parameter is used when G8.1.2-Q control mode = 3.

G8.1.6-Activation voltage = Allows to define the minimum voltage to activate the algorithm.
90 to 120 % Yes
105 % Note: This parameter is used when G8.1.2-Q control mode = 3.

G8.1.7-Deactivation voltage Allows to define the minimum voltage to deactivate the algorithm.
90 to 120 % Yes
= 98 % Note: This parameter is used when G8.1.2-Q control mode = 3.

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Subgroup G8.4: Batteries

G8.4.2-Busbar Power

Notes:

- This group only applies to PCSM/K and MPCSM/K equipment.

- Only users with Admin role or higher can modify this parameter.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
G8.4.2.1-Busbar 1 Power =
10.0 to 500.0 % Defines the percentage of power in busbar DC 1. Yes
200.0 %
G8.4.2.2-Busbar 2 Power =
10.0 to 500.0 % Defines the percentage of power in busbar DC 2. Yes
200.0 %
G8.4.2.3-Busbar 3 Power =
10.0 to 500.0 % Defines the percentage of power in busbar DC 3. Yes
200.0 %
G8.4.2.4-Busbar 4 Power =
10.0 to 500.0 % Defines the percentage of power in busbar DC 4. Yes
200.0 %
G8.4.2.5-Busbar 1 Ratio C
= 0.25
G8.4.2.6-Busbar 2 Ratio C
0.04 to 5.00

0.04 to 5.00
Defines the DC ratio C of the batteries connected to busbar 1.

Defines the DC ratio C of the batteries connected to busbar 2

Yes

Yes
EN
= 0.25
G8.4.2.7-Busbar 3 Ratio C
0.04 to 5.00 Defines the DC ratio C of the batteries connected to busbar 3. Yes
= 0.25
G8.4.2.8-Busbar 4 Ratio C
0.04 to 5.00 Defines the DC ratio C of the batteries connected to busbar 4. Yes
= 0.25

Group G9: IMD

Subgroup G9.4: Advanced
Notes:
- This subgroup is displayed if it has been configured internally.
- Only users with a role higher than Admin can modify this subgroup.

SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN
Allows the selection of the minimum negative resistance (Rp) to be
expected. This means that with a true 0 ohms, the IMD circuit can
read an Rp<0, which will eventually saturate to 0, due to
G9.4.9-Rp Negative Min = - -10000 to -500 measurement inaccuracies and calibrations. However, if a very low
Yes
1500 Ohms Ohms Rp<0 is obtained, it is probably due to an abrupt bus change or a
negatively synchronized MMPT.
This protection allows to eliminate sporadic false negatives to 0 in
the measurement.
G9.4.10-Stable Needed T = Defines the time to elapse before indicating that a stabilized pulse
0 to 10000 ms Yes
0 ms is stable.

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Group G13: Normative

This group allows the configuration of variables related to functionalities implemented by regulation. It
allows access to enable and/or disable the fast logger and also to adjust this functionality.

Subgroup G13.1: Fast Logger (CAISO)

This subgroup allows the configuration of variables related to the CAISO (California Independent
System Operator) standard. The purpose of this standard is to obtain information on what happened
during a period prior to a certain defined event and what happened during a period after this event.
This information must be stored on the SD card (information for the last 30 days), so that it can be
accessed for root cause analysis.
The events that are considered to trigger this functionality are:
• Power stages faults
• Frequency variations that are over a certainconfigurablevalue (FRT).
• LVRT/HVRT events that lead to a reactive power injectiontogrid
• Transitory grid overvoltage that leads to a cessation of reactive power injection
• Faults that cause the stop of the inverter

The data that should be saved per event is:

• Inverter exit voltage per phase

• Inverter exit current per phase
• Grid frequency
• Inverter fault code
• Inverter warning code
• DC voltage
• DC current
• Active power
• Reactive power

The synchronization between the inverters that belong to the same plant would is by means of a GPS
(hardware).

Notes:

- Parameters within this group will only be shown if the logger has been previously enabled by
PE Staff.
- Please notice role Admin or higher is required to modify these parameters.

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SET ON
SCREEN RANGE DESCRIPTION
RUN

G13.1.2-Activate Fast No Activates or deactivates the CAISO functionality (fast logger). When an
Yes
Logger = Yes Yes event occurs, a new log is created, and it is saved in the SD card.

Indicates the number of samples previous to the event that triggers the
G13.1.3-Pre-shoot samples
0 to 1500 ms CAISO log. The system saves data that will be accessible in the SD card Yes
= 150 ms
afterwards.
G13.1.4-Post-shoot Indicates the number of samples stored after shooting the CAISO log.
0 to 1500 ms Yes
samples = 1000 ms The system saves data that will be accessible in the SD card afterwards.

G13.1.5-Shoot over Off = 0.00;

Configures the frequency level that will shoot an over frequency event. Yes
frequency = 0.50 Hz 0.01 to 5.00 Hz

G13.1.6-Shoot sub Off = 0.00;

Configures the frequency level that will shoot a subfrequency event. Yes
frequency = -0.50 Hz 0.01 to 5.00 Hz

G13.1.7-Shoot LVRT = Disabled

Enables or disables CAISO when a LVRT event takes place. Yes
Enabled Enabled
G13.1.8-Shoot OVRT =
Disabled Enables or disables CAISO when a OVRT event takes place. Yes
Enabled
G13.1.9-Shoot fault =
Enabled Enables or disables CAISO when a system fault takes place. Yes
EN
Enabled
No Forces an event logger to verify the right behaviour of the algorithm, for
G13.1.10-Event force = No Yes
Yes testing purpose.

G13.1.11-Sample time = 1
1 to 10 ms Configures the sample time of the log. Yes
ms
G13.1.13-Counter Indicates the number of events that have occurred during the day. Each
0 to 65535 Yes
events/day = 0 new day returns to 0 this counter.
No
G13.1.14-Sync force = No Forces the synchronization with the GPS when it is installed. Yes
Yes
G13.1.15-Clock source = GPS Chooses the clock source from GPS or internal (RTC) to store the time
Yes
GPS Internal in the log.
GPS OK
G13.1.16-GPS status = PPS ERROR
Indicates the status of the synchronization process with the GPS. Yes
GPS OK COMMS ERROR
GPS NOT AVAILABLE

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MODBUS COMMUNICATION
5
Supported Modbus function codes
Serial communications protocol provided by FREESUN inverters adheres to Modicon's industrial
standard communications protocol, Modbus. The inverter uses the following two reading and writing
functions from the Modbus protocol:

Function Description Registers number

3 Registers reading 120
6 Writing of a single register 1
16 Multiple writing of registers 120

The implementation of this function code in the inverter allows reading up to 120 registers of a parameter
group in a single frame. To access consecutive memory registers, but belonging to different groups, the
request should be performed using as many frames as groups are involved.

Modbus function code nº 3: Registers reading

This function code allows the Modbus controller (master) reading the content of the data registers
indicated in the inverter (slave). This function code only admits unicast addressing. Broadcast or
groupcast addressing are not possible with this function code.

The implementation of this function code in the inverter allows reading up to 120 registers with
consecutive addresses of the inverter in a single frame.

In the next example, a frame is shown where the master tries to read the minimum DC voltage via
communications. The information that should be attached in the request frame is the following one:

• Data address of the inverter.

• Modbus function code (3 Registers reading).
• Starting Data address.
• Number of registers to read.
• CRC-16 code.
The answer of the inverter (slave) should contain the following fields:

• Data address of the slave.

• Modbus function code (3 Registers reading).
• Bytes number for reading.
• Bytes number / 2 registers.
• CRC-16 code.
Each register consists of 2 bytes (2x8bits=16 bits). This is the default registry length of the inverter.

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Operation example of Modbus function code nº3 (registers

reading)
Suppose we want to read via communications the minimum DC voltage to start the inverter. This data
corresponds to parameter G2.1.1-Vdc low. The frame that should be transmitted is:

Starting Data Address

Modbus Address Modbus Function Code Registers Number CRC-16
(40282)
0x0A 0x03 0x00A0 0x0001 0x8553

Suppose that minimum DC Voltage of the equipment is 1050V (Modbus value 1050 in decimal is
equivalent to 0x41A in hexadecimal). The answer of the slave would be:

Modbus Address Modbus Function Code Bytes Number Data (address 20) CRC-16
0x0A 0x03 0x02 0x41A 0x9D84

Modbus function code nº 6: Registers single writing EN

This function code allows the Modbus controller (master) to write the content of one single register
indicated in the equipment (slave), as long as that register is not “Read only”. Registers writing by the
master does not impede the later modification of those registers by the slave.

The implementation of this function code in the equipment allows writing one registers of the equipment
in a single frame.

Up next, a frame is shown where the master tries to write the content of a register. The information that
must be attached in the request frame is:

• Data address of the slave.

• Modbus function code (6 Register single writing).
• Data address of the register.
• Content for writing.
• CRC code.
The answer of the slave includes:

• Data address of the slave.

• Modbus function code (6 Register single writing).
• Data address of the register.
• Content written.
• CRC code.

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Modbus function code nº 16: Registers writing

This function code allows the Modbus controller (master) to write the content of the data registers
indicated in the inverter (slave), as long as those registers are not “Read only”. Registers writing by the
master does not impede the later modification of those registers by the slave.

The implementation of this function code in the inverter allows writing up to 5 registers of the inverter in
a single frame.

Up next, a frame is shown where the master tries to write the content of a register. The information that
should be attached in the request frame is:

• Data address of the slave.

• Modbus function code (16 Registers writing).
• Starting data address.
• Number of registers to write.
• Number of bytes for writing.
• Content of registers for writing.
• CRC-16 code.

The answer of the slave includes:

• Data address of the slave.

• Modbus function code (16 Registers writing).
• Starting data address.
• Written registers number.
• CRC-16 code.

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Remote Control Functions

START
Screen -
Range 0–1
Modbus address 40040
Modbus range 0 to 1
Read / Write Yes
Description Manual start: Send the start command to the equipment through the communications network.

STOP
Screen -
Range 0–1
Modbus address 40041
Modbus range 0 to 1
Read / Write Yes
Description Sends the stop command to the equipment through the communications network.

RESET
Screen -
Range 0–1 EN
Modbus address 40042
Modbus range 0 to 1
Read / Write Yes
Description Sends a reset command to the equipment through the communications network.

EMERGENCY STOP
Screen -
Range 0–1
Modbus address 43038
Modbus range 0 to 1
Read / Write Yes
Sends an emergency stop command to the equipment through the communications network. To
perform a remote emergency stop, the following steps must be followed:
1. Enter the password 1492 at Modbus address 43038.
Description 2. Execute the emergency stop. Write the value 1 to Modbus address 43039.
3. Once the emergency stop has been executed, the Modbus address 43038 will return the
value 1571 as confirmation of the action. The device will also trigger the fault [F56 Emergency
stop] corresponding to the remote emergency stop.

PPC HEARTBEAT
Screen -
Range 0–1
Modbus address 41437
Modbus range 0 to 65535
Read / Write Yes
Description Sends a heartbeat PPC command to the equipment through the communications network.

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Energy visualization parameters

User can access the active and reactive energy readings of all modules via Modbus (registers 42676 to
42755). To visualise information from several modules at the same time, refer to the table below:

MODULE NUMBER DESCRIPTION ADDRESSES

Module 1 active and reactive energy parameters. 42676 to 42695

Each module has 10 parameters, five related to active energy and five to reactive energy. See SV5.1 and SV5.2
for further details [1]:

PARAMETER UNITS ADDRESS MODBUS CONVERSION

42676 – MSB
Daily active energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42677 – LSB
42678 – MSB
Yesterday active energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42679 – LSB
42680 – MSB
Current month active energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42681 – LSB
42682 – MSB
Last month active energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42683 – LSB
42684 – MSB
Module 1 Total active energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42685 – LSB
kWh
42686 – MSB
Daily reactive energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42687 – LSB
42688 – MSB
Yesterday reactive energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42689 – LSB
42690 – MSB
Current month reactive energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42691 – LSB
42692 – MSB
Last month reactive energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42693 – LSB
42694 – MSB
Total reactive energy [*] Real value = Modbus value
42695 – LSB

[*] The value of these parameters is shown as a 32-bits DWord, two 16-bits words (MSB and LSB).

The high byte (MSB) corresponds with the lowest Modbus address and the low byte (LSB) corresponds with the
highest Modbus address.

[1] Modules 2 to 4 follow the same structure; the user simply must enter the Modbus address that
corresponds with each parameter. The address range for modules 2 to 4 is:

MODULE PARAMETER ADDRESSES

Module 2 42696 to 42715
Module 3 42716 to 42735
Module 4 42736 to 42755

Summary of Modbus addresses

Please refer to the Excel file, HEMG3SW01, for the complete list of parameters and their configuration
details.

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