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Provides detailed product information and installation instructions for EnerLog users.
Identifies professional technicians and users performing daily operations with EnerLog.
Details the physical components and interfaces of the EnerLog device.
Information on unboxing the EnerLog and its included accessories.
Specifies indoor installation, temperature, and communication distance requirements for EnerLog.
Outlines the steps for installing EnerLog, including surface mounting and connection.
Explains how to connect energy storage inverters and other equipment using RS485.
Describes how to access the EnerLog internal page using dynamic or static IP addresses.
Instructions on how to log into the EnerLog's internal web interface.
How to view system status, serial number, server address, and device connection status.
Guide to adding and removing monitored devices like ATESS Inverters or batteries.
Instructions for modifying the RS485 channel baud rate for device communication.
Details on configuring network settings for EnerLog to connect to the internet via DHCP or static IP.
Steps for registering an account and logging into the ATESS server for data upload.
Guide to creating a new power station profile before adding EnerLog to the server.
Instructions on how to add the EnerLog device to the server using its serial number and verification code.
How to access and interpret real-time and historical monitoring data on the server dashboard.
Explains how to restart or restore EnerLog to factory settings using the reset button.
Provides solutions for common issues like inability to access the internal page or server connection errors.
Advises on handling the device with care, avoiding humidity, and direct sunlight.
Lists general specifications such as dimensions, weight, and operating environment for EnerLog.
The EnerLog is a data logger produced by Shenzhen ATESS Power Technology Co., Ltd., designed to provide detailed product information and installation instructions for users. It serves as a crucial component in monitoring and managing energy systems, particularly those involving ATESS inverters, BMS, and other related equipment.
The primary function of the EnerLog is to collect data from various energy devices and upload it to a cloud server for monitoring and analysis. It supports network communication, allowing it to connect to a cloud server via wired WLAN. This enables users to access monitored data through ATESS's server domain, facilitating industrial common communication mode RS485. The device also supports wired communication for monitoring, setting slave devices, and performing online upgrades. By accessing its internal IP address, users can configure parameters, add devices, and view system information.
The EnerLog features four RS485 channels, with channels 1-3 dedicated to monitoring equipment and the 4th serving as a debugging channel. It includes a 12V power adapter interface for main power and a backup power input port for redundancy. A card slot is present, though its function is not yet available. A reset button allows for restarting the EnerLog (long press for 4 seconds) or restoring factory settings (long press for 10 seconds). An RJ45 interface provides cable connectivity, while a USB interface supports local upgrades. An antenna interface is also included, though not yet available for use.
The device's status is indicated by six LED lights:
General| Brand | ATESS |
|---|---|
| Model | EnerLog |
| Category | Data Loggers |
| Language | English |
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