I know, just wasn't aware of anyone using them for that in the states. Would be great to confirm it actually works.They do export.
I know, just wasn't aware of anyone using them for that in the states. Would be great to confirm it actually works.
Keeping in mind that anything written on the internet is forever, ABSOLUTELY NOT! That was a shot from my Growatt grid tie inverter that is approved for export.Hold on a sec, you're using yours to export?
Didn't work for me. My unit would accept 1800-0000, but it would not switch to battery. only when I changed the end to 2359 would it work. I watched Solar Assistant during the flip passed midnight, but not sure if the unit did anything. I will try again tonight.I have a discharge period ending at 00:00 (midnight) and a charge period starting at 00:00; that has worked fine for me with the ASP. I think you'd be able to use 00:00-10:00 and 18:00-00:00 to avoid needless switching at midnight.
I've never found a secret menu but firmware versions would do it.Yeah, my list ends at 55, unless there is a "secret" level I don't know about (or have access to).
The extra settings appear when you have it in uti mode and mixlod enabled.I've never found a secret menu but firmware versions would do it.
That's unfortunate; perhaps SRNE made an improvement here in the ASP firmware. Did someone mention that a newer version of ASF firmware is available (I might have read this in the Sungold ASF-rebadge thread)?Didn't work for me. My unit would accept 1800-0000, but it would not switch to battery. only when I changed the end to 2359 would it work. I watched Solar Assistant during the flip passed midnight, but not sure if the unit did anything. I will try again tonight.
Later versions of the operating manual show some settings have changed, most likely due to firmware changes. I would look at the manual that came with your unit and compare to the latest manual that can be downloaded on the SRNE website.Yeah, my list ends at 55, unless there is a "secret" level I don't know about (or have access to).
Setting 25 is for the buzzer alarm.Is there a way to clear the beeping noise when you have an error? Only thing I could find is turn off the noise itself and eventually the inverter cleared the error.
Are you asking for a way to acknowledge the error and temporarily turn off the buzzer alarm (until a new error occurs) without disabling setting 25? I'm not aware of a way to do this.Is there a way to clear the beeping noise when you have an error? Only thing I could find is turn off the noise itself and eventually the inverter cleared the error.
Battery under voltage. Even tho it wasnt so not sure why it even triggeredSetting 25 is for the buzzer alarm.
What error / fault were you getting?
Yes. To simply clear the error or at the least stop the beeping. There's an option in the app but it doesn't workAre you asking for a way to acknowledge the error and temporarily turn off the buzzer alarm (until a new error occurs) without disabling setting 25? I'm not aware of a way to do this.
I imagine it actually is under voltage. Even if for a split second to trigger it.Battery under voltage. Even tho it wasnt so not sure why it even triggered
where do you enter in the password in the solarman app?Found this in my notes on making solar assistant work with srne :
password needed for changes via sa and stuff
Via PC software or the solarman app, option 65 password = 11111
As long as you don't power the inverter(s) off, you don't need to put the password in again.
ETA: If you have the inverters paralleled, only one needs the password entered. Everything on one inverter propagates to the other.
when you guys are saying setting 25, what the heck are y'all referring to? i've looked at the manual and i dont see a list of numbered settings?Setting 25 is for the buzzer alarm.
What error / fault were you getting?
The ASF and ASP are "dumb" they don't have the fancy touch screen the SEI / HESP has.when you guys are saying setting 25, what the heck are y'all referring to? i've looked at the manual and i dont see a list of numbered settings?
Is there a list somewhere that I can correlate to what number equals what setting?The ASF and ASP are "dumb" they don't have the fancy touch screen the SEI / HESP has.
All the settings for yours are accessed through the touch screen.
Not that I'm aware of.Is there a list somewhere that I can correlate to what number equals what setting?
That don't seem to workNot that I'm aware of.
You'd have to compare both manuals.
The SEI is going to have a lot more features.
I'm sure you'll get it figured out.That don't seem to work![]()
Yes, this was a few days ago, noting spice i told him the model number. There's just no way there's too much current coming in from pv, unless their own current sensing is wrong. Max I've seen via sa was like 10 amps this inverter supposed to be 25 amp max power channelI'm sure you'll get it figured out.
Have you tried contacting SRNE with a list of issues? Might be a firmware update.