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General| Brand | Sungrow |
|---|---|
| Model | SCU1100 |
| Category | Conference System |
| Language | English |
Describes the SCU communication gateway, its functions, and usage for system understanding.
Identifies the intended audience for this manual, including O&M personnel, system administrators, and technical engineers.
Explains that the manual uses SCU interfaces as examples and refers to technical agreements for specific functions.
Defines symbols used in the manual, like 'NOTE' for additional information or tips.
Provides examples of how to interpret instructions for selecting menus and clicking buttons.
Defines SCU as a data collection and protocol conversion device for PV systems.
Highlights SCU's capabilities: Smart/Flexible (RS485, CAN, remote maintenance), Simple/Efficient (Web interface), Safe/Reliable (Linux OS).
Specifies the required browser version (CHROME 32bits, version 66 or later) for system operation.
Details Modbus-TCP and IEC104 forwarding configuration using CAT-5e cables for network connectivity.
Explains RS485 connections to equipment, cable requirements (0.75-1.5mm² twisted pair), and wiring methods.
Describes connecting dry contact input terminals (DI1-DI24) and 24V terminals for signal nodes.
Details the 8-way output dry contact connection for signal nodes, specifying NC, NO, and COM ports.
Explains connecting two PT100 ports for transformer oil and busbar temperature sampling using recommended cables.
Details the connection of two analog input ports for 0~5Vdc or 4~20mA signals.
Describes connecting the 24Vdc power port to the inverter's DC side for power supply.
Introduces the SCU's two network ports (NET1, NET2) and their default IP addresses for access.
Outlines steps for connecting a PC to the SCU, setting IP addresses, and subnet masks.
Provides step-by-step instructions on accessing the SCU interface via web browser and entering credentials.
Guides users on changing the default password for enhanced security, specifying format and length.
Explains how to change the interface language through the provided options.
Recommends logging out after operations to protect account security.
Describes the SCU interface elements, including navigation bars, function display, and status indicators.
Details the navigation bar, submenus, and third-level menus for system operation and configuration.
Explains how to view current power generation, real-time power, and operating data on the system.
Describes how to view event types, names, and times for current device status.
View real-time operation, set parameters, and control selected devices.
Covers adding, modifying, and deleting devices within the SCU system.
Provides instructions for upgrading the SCU device firmware using a valid upgrade package.
Guides users on locating and finding the cause of faults using the fault recorder.
Analyzes voltage and current data from combiner boxes to detect inverter faults.
Allows viewing operation logs, including login, logout, and system restart times for traceability.
Enables viewing historical fault, alarm, and prompt information for devices.
Provides access to completed parameter setting records for the current account.
Displays historical information such as power generation data in table or curve format.
Shows communication address, input/output node status, and forwarding configuration.
Manages system upgrades, log exports, reboots, and one-click migrations.
Enables or disables remote maintenance for specific conditions and server site selection.
Facilitates exporting different types of port message data, specifying port and duration.
Allows setting the clock source, time zone, system date, and time for the gateway.
Configures forwarding collected device data to remote or local monitoring systems.
Transmits data to monitoring systems via IEC60870-5-104 protocol, configuring general parameters.
Transmits data to monitoring systems via MODBUS-RTU protocol, configuring serial port settings.
Enables or disables the GOOSE function and manages configuration files for import/export.
Saves, transfers, and applies configuration combinations for multiple devices.
Imports or exports point table files for system configuration management.
Sets parameters for various communication ports like RS485, EyeW485, Ethernet, and WLAN.
Configures RS485 COM port parameters including function, baud rate, check bit, and stop bit.
Manages configuration for EyeW485 wireless communication, including settings for EyeW485-H.
Configures EyeW485-H settings, including frequency points, array numbers, and power.
Refreshes and sets slave node information for EyeW485 communication.
Provides instructions for restarting, upgrading, and resetting EyeW485/EyeW485-H nodes.
Configures network port parameters for the SCU's Ethernet connection.
Configures WLAN AP hotspot, SSID, security, and password settings for wireless connectivity.
Sets port parameters for dry contact Analog Input (AI) connections.
Sets port parameters for dry contact Digital Input (DI) connections.
View device serial number and firmware version information.
States the copyright and usage restrictions for the manual content.
Provides contact details for technical support and further inquiries regarding the software.
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