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Installation
14.1.1 Instructions for connection through the PowerLine package
If using the Solar-Log™ PowerLine package, the Solar-Log™ can be connected to the PowerLine adapter
using the network cable supplied.
Next, connect the PC, switch or Internet router through the second PowerLine adapter.
The two power connectors are connected to each other automatically and then act as "power supply net-
work cables".
The PowerLine adapters should not be connected to a multi-outlet power strip, as other power adapters
will affect the data quality.
Note!
The Solar-Log™ may not be connected directly to a TNV (Telecommunication Network
Voltage) circuit.
14.2 Initial installation Solar-Log 200, 250 and 300
The Solar-Log 200, 250 and 300 devices are configured completely from a connected PC or laptop.
Requirements
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All cables and accessories (if any) have been connected to the Solar-Log 200, 250 or 300.
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The Solar-Log 200, 250 or 300 is connected to an Internet router.
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The DHCP service is enabled on the Internet router.
or
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The DHCP service is enabled when connecting directly to the Solar-Log™ with a PC. (We recom-
mend using a patch cable.)
Easy Installation
After selecting the language and country, the initial set up can be carried out with the "Easy Installation"
configuration wizard. However, Easy Installation can currently only be used with certain inverters. Depend-
ing on the country, different inverter brands are integrated into the Easy Installation mode. Easy Installa-
tion cannot be performed with GPRS.
The Solar-Log
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then carries out the initial set up intuitively step by step.
For more information, please refer to the Quick Start Guide that was included with the device.
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