SMA SUNNY ISLAND 5048-US - Changing Device Parameters

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80 SI5048U-TUS121440 Technical Description
600# Direct Access - Direct access to the parameters
This is a main menu that gives you direct access to the settings and display values (see section
10.3”Direct Access (to the parameters)” (page81)).
10.2 Changing Parameters
Using the up and down arrow buttons, you navigate through a selected menu to view or change a
parameter, for example. When the relevant parameter is displayed, you can read its present value.
An arrow next to the value indicates that the parameter can be changed.
If you press <ENTER>, the arrow begins to blink, and you can use the up and down arrow buttons to
change the value of the ”221.02 BatCpyNom” parameter.
As soon as the desired value appears on the display, press ENTER to save the new value.
Then select Y(es) or N(o) by pressing the up/down arrow buttons to accept or reject the changes.
Finally press ”<ENTER> again in order to finish the process and continue with other modifications.
The Sunny Island displays a corresponding message for parameters that can only be changed in
standby mode or require a different password level.
Increment Size (speed)
The increment size (speed) of the change increases if you hold the button pressed down.
Changing Parameters
Note that some parameters can only be changed when the device is in standby mode (see
section 9.2”Stopping (Standby)” (page73)). The parameters for which this applies can
be found in the tables in sections 19.2”Adjustable parameters” (page159) and
20”Troubleshooting” (page195).
Display Description
Incorrect password level, you cannot make any
changes in the menus. This is explained in section
10.5”Entering the Installer Password” (page85).
All menu items and parameters that can only be
changed by the installer are shown with a gray
background in the parameter list (see section
19”Parameter lists” (page150).
This parameter can only be changed in standby
mode. Stop the Sunny Island to change the parameter
(see section 9.2”Stopping (Standby)” (page73)).