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Parameters and display values
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SMA Solar Technology AG Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1 Information on this Document..................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Validity ............................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.2 Target Group ................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Typographies in the Document ....................................................................................................................... 5
1.4 Designation in the document .......................................................................................................................... 5
1.5 Explanation of Used Terms ............................................................................................................................. 5
1.6 Additional Information..................................................................................................................................... 5
2 Parameters for System Time........................................................................................................ 7
3 Parameters for Communication with SCADA System ............................................................... 8
4 Display Values.............................................................................................................................. 11
4.1 Overview of Operating Modes and Setpoints .............................................................................................. 11
4.2 Display Values of the Entire Hybrid System................................................................................................... 13
4.3 Display Values of the Gensets ........................................................................................................................ 18
4.4 Display Values of the PV Power Plant ............................................................................................................ 19
4.5 Storage System Display Values ...................................................................................................................... 20
4.6 Display Values of the Measurement Devices................................................................................................. 21
4.7 Performance Diagrams of the PV Diesel Hybrid System ............................................................................... 22
4.8 Display Values and Functions for Battery-Powered Operation .................................................................... 24
4.9 Status of the Digital Switching Inputs and Outputs ....................................................................................... 26
4.10 Display Values for SCADA System................................................................................................................. 27
4.11 Display values for ripple control receivers and communication in accordance with IEC 60807.............. 28
4.12 Device Information .......................................................................................................................................... 29
5 System Settings............................................................................................................................. 30
5.1 Parameters for the Utility Grid ........................................................................................................................ 30
5.2 Adjustable parameters for gensets in the Hybrid Controller......................................................................... 30
5.2.1 Parameters for Gensets with the Genset Controller AGC ............................................................................. 30
5.2.2 Parameters for Gensets with Genset Controller ComAp InteliGen NTC or ComAp InteliSys NTC ........... 31
5.2.3 Parameters for Gensets with Genset Controller DSE8610 ........................................................................... 32
5.2.4 Parameters for gensets with genset controller easYgen-3000 via the CAN network ................................. 33
5.2.5 Parameters for Gensets with Genset Controller easYgen-3000 via the ESENET Gateway ....................... 35
5.2.6 Parameters for Gensets with the Genset Controller GENSYS 2.0 ............................................................... 36
5.2.7 Parameters for Gensets without the Genset Controller.................................................................................. 37
5.3 Settings on the Genset Controllers ................................................................................................................. 38
5.3.1 Settings on ComAp InteliGen NTC or ComAp InteliSys NTC Genset Controllers ...................................... 38
5.3.2 Settings on DSE8610 Genset Controllers or DSE8610 MKII ...................................................................... 41
5.3.3 Settings on easYgen 3000 Genset Controllers ............................................................................................. 41
5.3.4 Settings on the Genset Controllers GENSYS 2.0 .......................................................................................... 43
5.4 Parameters for the PV Power Plant ................................................................................................................. 44
5.5 Parameters for the Storage System ................................................................................................................ 45
5.6 Settings on the Measurement Devices ........................................................................................................... 46
5.6.1 General Settings on Measurement Devices ................................................................................................... 46
5.6.2 Detailed Settings on Measurement Devices for Internal Measurement Modules of the Hybrid
Controller.......................................................................................................................................................... 47
5.6.3 Detailed Settings on Measurement Devices for Data Acquisition Modules................................................. 48
5.7 Settings on the Temperature and Irradiation Sensors ................................................................................... 50
5.8 User-defined settings at digital inputs and outputs ........................................................................................ 51
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6 System Control ............................................................................................................................. 53

6.1 Genset control ................................................................................................................................................. 53
6.1.1 Parameters for the Minimum Genset Load ..................................................................................................... 53
6.1.2 Parameters for Reverse Power Protection of the Gensets .............................................................................. 53
6.1.3 Parameters for the Supply of Sufficient Reserve Power via Gensets............................................................. 54
6.2 Control of PV and battery inverters ................................................................................................................ 57
6.2.1 Parameters for Power Factor Control for the Gensets Using the Reactive Power Release of the PV
Inverters ............................................................................................................................................................ 57
6.2.2 Control of the PV Power Plant Reactive Power According to Electrical Consumption................................. 58
6.2.3 State-Of-Charge Control of the Battery .......................................................................................................... 59
6.2.4 Setpoints for the Storage System According to the Rise and Drop of PV Power ......................................... 61
6.2.5 Enables function BatChrCtrl. Default ON....................................................................................................... 61
6.3 Processing of the received measured values and parameters...................................................................... 63
6.3.1 MPP Estimate for PV Power Plant .................................................................................................................... 63
6.3.2 Selecting a Measuring Point for Control ........................................................................................................ 64
6.3.3 Other Parameters for Processing the Received Measured Values and Parameters .................................... 65
6.4 Calculation of the parameters to be output ................................................................................................... 65
6.4.1 Setpoint Change Rate for PV Inverters and Gensets ..................................................................................... 65
6.4.2 Options for Specifying the Reserve Power Setpoint of the Gensets ............................................................. 68
6.4.3 Conditions for the Connection and Disconnection of the PV Inverters ......................................................... 69
6.4.4 Distribution of setpoints among the PV inverter .............................................................................................. 69
6.4.5 Distribution of setpoints among the battery inverters ..................................................................................... 70
6.4.6 Distribution of setpoints among all PV inverters ............................................................................................. 72
6.5 Access control for the utility grid..................................................................................................................... 72
6.5.1 Control of the Grid Feed-In.............................................................................................................................. 72
6.5.2 Control of load limitation................................................................................................................................. 74
6.5.3 Control of Ripple Control Receiver ................................................................................................................. 74
6.6 Battery-supported operation .......................................................................................................................... 76
6.6.1 General Settings of the Dynamic Genset Shutdown ..................................................................................... 76
6.6.2 Parameters for PV Yield Forecast .................................................................................................................... 76
6.6.3 Parameters for Frequency Control .................................................................................................................. 77
6.6.4 Parameters for Voltage Control....................................................................................................................... 78
6.6.5 Parameter for black start.................................................................................................................................. 78
6.7 Functions for grid support ............................................................................................................................... 79
6.7.1 General Functions for Grid Support ............................................................................................................... 79
6.7.2 Parameter for the extended P(f) characteristic curve of the battery inverters............................................... 81
6.7.3 Parameter for basic P(f) characteristic curve of the battery inverters............................................................ 82
6.7.4 Parameter for primary control reserve of the battery inverters...................................................................... 84
6.7.5 Parameter for voltage-dependent reactive power supply of all inverters..................................................... 85
6.7.6 Parameter for cos phi(P) characteristic curve of all inverters......................................................................... 86
6.7.7 Parameter for SOC Management of Battery Inverter.................................................................................... 87
6.7.8 Parameter for Grid-Voltage Control of All Inverters....................................................................................... 88
6.7.9 Parameter for FRT detection of all inverters ................................................................................................... 89
6.7.10 Parameter for P(f) Characteristic Curve of all Inverters ................................................................................. 89
6.7.11 Parameter for frequency-dependent release of active power reserve.......................................................... 91
6.8 Parameter for PI Controller for Sending Power Setpoints to the Inverters.................................................... 92

SMA Solar Technology AG 1 Information on this Document
1 Information on this Document

1.1 Validity
This document is valid for:
• HYBRID-CONTROLLER (SMA Hybrid Controller) from software version 2.08
1.2 Target Group

• Knowledge of how the product works and is operated
• Training in how to deal with the dangers and risks associated with installing, repairing and using electrical devices
and installations
• Training in the installation and commissioning of electrical devices and installations
• Knowledge of all applicable laws, standards and directives
• Knowledge of and compliance with this document and all safety information
1.3 Typographies in the Document

Typography Use Example
bold • Messages • Connect the insulated conductors
• Terminals to the terminals X703:1 to
X703:6.
• Elements on a user interface
• Enter 10 in the field Minutes.
• Elements to be selected
• Elements to be entered
> • Connects several elements to be • Select Settings > Date.
selected
[Button] • Button or key to be selected or pressed • Select [Enter].
[Key]
1.4 Designation in the document

Complete designation Designation in this document
SMA Hybrid Controller Hybrid Controller, product
Sunny Tripower Storage, Sunny Central Storage Battery inverter
Sunny Tripower, Sunny Central PV inverter
1.5 Explanation of Used Terms

Term Explanation
Genset Electric generator with combustion engine
Genset controller System for the regulation and control of electric generators with combustion en-
gine
Hybrid system System for control of energy flows based on the Hybrid Controller
1.6 Additional Information

For more information, please go to www.SMA-Solar.com.

1 Information on this Document SMA Solar Technology AG
Title and information content Type of information

Operation, configuration and troubleshooting User Manual
"PUBLIC CYBER SECURITY - Guidelines for a Secure PV System Communication" Technical information
"Parameters and Measured Values" Technical Information
Overview of all inverter operating parameters and their configuration options
"SMA HYBRID CONTROLLER Modbus® Interface" Technical Information
Information on the commissioning and configuration of the SMA Modbus inter-
face
"Use of Gensets in hybrid systems with SMA Hybrid Controller" Technical Information
Communication interface requirements and Genset Controller configuration

SMA Solar Technology AG 2 Parameters for System Time
2 Parameters for System Time

Path: Home > Settings > General
Parameters Description Value
Use SNTP client Enables the automatic synchronization of the system time over the In- –
ternet with SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol)
UTC time zone offset Deviation in hours from UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) -12 to +14
This parameter must be set according to the time zone applicable at
the installation site.
Date Manual date input in yyyy-mm-dd format –
Time Manual time input in hh-mm-ss format –
Address of SNTP Internet address of an SNTP server –
server
Time interval Time interval to which the system time is to be synchronized with the –
SNTP server
Start SNTP server Enables the use as an SNTP server for other devices –
If the SNTP server is enabled, the SNTP server specifies the system
time for other devices in the hybrid system. In these devices, SNTP
must be enabled and the IP address of the Hybrid Controller must be
entered as an SNTP server.

3 Parameters for Communication with SCADA System SMA Solar Technology AG
3 Parameters for Communication with SCADA System

Path: Home > Settings > SCADA Settings
Parameters Description Value Explanation Default value
EnaWrite Enables the write access of Disabled Write access is disabled. Disabled
SCADA system to the Hy-
brid Controller SCADA1 SCADA1 write access is
enabled.
SCADA2 SCADA2 write access is
enabled.
Port SCADA1 Port of Modbus/TCP connection 1 to 65535 - 503
for SCADA1
The ports for SCADA1 and
SCADA2 must be different from
each other.
Port SCADA2 Port of Modbus/TCP connection 1 to 65535 - 504
for SCADA2
The ports for SCADA1 and
SCADA2 must be different from
each other.
FallbackMode Fallback level in the event of com- Fallback set- The Hybrid Controller Fallback set-
munication problems point changes the setpoints start- point
ing with FlbSubVal after
setting the parameters. All
of these parameters can be
found on this page.
Last setpoint The Hybrid Controller re-
tains the setpoints that were
valid before the communi-
cation fault.
Go to Stop The Hybrid Controller
stops.
Go to Error The Hybrid Controller
switches to the operating
state ERROR. Automatic
operation of the hybrid sys-
tem is interrupted.
FallbackErrTm Timeout for return to fallback 0 s to 86400 s - 60 s
level
If FallbackMode is set to Go to
Error, this parameter applies.

SMA Solar Technology AG 3 Parameters for Communication with SCADA System

Fallback- Timeout for return to fallback 5 s to 86400 s - 5 s
MonTm level
If FallbackMode is set to Fall-
back setpoint, Last setpoint
and Go to Stop, this parameter
applies.
FlbRun This parameter specifies how the STOP The Hybrid Controller STOP
Hybrid Controller has to behave switches to the operating
when the communication of the state STANDBY.
SCADA system is interrupted.
RUN The Hybrid Controller
switches to the operating
state OPERATE.
FlbSubValP- Predefined setpoint for active -100000 kW - 0 kW
wrAt power of battery inverter, valid to
during time-out +100000 kW
FlbSubValPwrRt Predefined setpoint for reactive -100000 kVAr - 0 kvar
power of all battery inverters, to
valid during time-out +100000 kVAr
FlbSubValVt- Predefined setpoint for output 0 V to - 400 V
gSpnt voltage, valid during time-out 220000 V
FlbSubVal- Predefined setpoint for cos phi of -1.000 to - 1.000
CosPhiSpnt all inverters, valid during time-out +1.000
FlbSubValP- Predefined setpoint for active- 0 kW to - 0 kW
wrAtApr power reserve of PV inverters, 1000000 kW
valid during time-out
FlbSubValP- Predefined upper active-power -1000000 kW - 0 kW
wrAtLimHi limit of all inverters, valid during to
time-out +1000000 kW
FlbSubValP- Predefined lower active-power -1000000 kW - 0 kW
wrAtLimLo limit of all inverters, valid during to
time-out +1000000 kW
FlbSubValP- Predefined upper active-power -1000000 kW - 0 kW
wrAtLimSale limit of the direct seller, valid dur- to
ing time-out +1000000 kW
FlbSubValP- Predefined maximum power point 0 kW to - 0 kW
wrAtMpp of PV inverters, valid during time- 1000000 kW
out for all inverters
FlbSubValP- Predefined rate of change of ac- 0.001 MW/ - 1 MW/min
wrAtRateMax tive power, valid during time-out min to
1000000 MW
/min

3 Parameters for Communication with SCADA System SMA Solar Technology AG

FlbSubValPwr- Predefined rate of change of re- 0.001 Mvar/ - 1 Mvar/min
RtRateMax active power, valid during time- min to 100000
out 0 Mvar/min
FlbSubValP- Predefined apparent-power limit 0 kVA to - 0 kVA
wrApLim of all inverters, valid during time- 1000000 kVA
out
FlbSubValPwr- Predefined upper reactive-power -1000000 kVA - 0 kVAr
RtLimHi limit of all inverters, valid during r to
time-out +1000000 kV
Ar
FlbSubValPwr- Predefined lower reactive-power -1000000 kVA - 0 kVAr
RtLimLo limit of all inverters, valid during r to
time-out +1000000 kV
Ar

SMA Solar Technology AG 4 Display Values
4 Display Values
4.1 Overview of Operating Modes and Setpoints
Path: Home > Operations > Mode
B
A
Figure 1: Overview of current operating state of the product (example)

4 Display Values SMA Solar Technology AG
Position Display group Parameters / Description

Functions
A Change control Current opera- Shows the current operating mode:
mode tion • Automatic mode (see Enable automatic mode)
The Hybrid Controller normally operates in Automatic
mode.
The Hybrid Controller calculates the setpoints for the PV
power plant, the battery and the reserve power to be
retained by the gensets.
• Manual mode (see Enable manual mode)
Manual mode is normally used only when the
Hybrid Controller is being commissioned. In Manual
mode, the reserve power to be kept by the gensets is
specified via the user interface.
If the Hybrid Controller remains 15 minutes in the
operating mode Manual and no user is logged in, the
Hybrid Controller switches automatically to the operating
state SLOW STOP and then to the Standby mode.
• SLOW STOP mode
The Hybrid Controller stops the PV inverter (see
Hybrid Controller user manual).
Enable auto- Enable operating mode Automatic (see Hybrid Controller user
matic mode manual)
Enable manual Enable operating mode Manual (see Hybrid Controller user
mode manual)
B System setpoints / Genset reserve Current setpoint for the reserve power of the gensets in kW*
system recommenda- power
tion
PV active Current setpoint for the active power of the PV power plant in
power kW*
PV reactive Current setpoint for the reactive power of the PV power plant in
power kvar*
Battery active Current setpoint for the active power of the storage system in
power kW*
Battery reactive Current setpoint for the reactive power of the storage system in
power kVAr*

Position Display group Parameters / Description

Functions
C Live values Calculated sys- Calculated active power requirement of the loads in kW
tem load
Running genset Sum of rated power of all active gensets in kW
capacity
PV production Active power of the PV power plant in kW
Genset power Active power of the gensets in kW
production
Available spin- Current reserve power of the gensets in kW
ning reserve
Battery active Active power of the storage system in kW
power
* The Hybrid Controller would currently send this setpoint if the Hybrid Controller were in automatic mode.
4.2 Display Values of the Entire Hybrid System

The most important display values of the entire hybrid system can be found on the Hybrid Plant Overview page via
the following registers:
• Power: Display values of the electrical power
• Energy: Display values of the electrical energy
Path: Home > Stations > General Overview

Power: Instantaneous value of the electrical power
H
A
F
B
G
C
E
D
Figure 2: Power: Overview of electrical power (example)
Position Display group Display value Description

A Electrical loads Active power Current active power of the loads
Reactive power Current reactive power of the loads


B State of the dynamic Current plant state State of the dynamic genset control (Dynamic
genset control (Dy- Genset Shutdown):
namic Genset Shut- • Idle: Hybrid system is out of operation.
down)
• Genset operation: Gensets are in operation.
• Battery operation: Storage system is in
operation.
Current transition Transition of the dynamic genset control:
• Idle: State of the dynamic genset control is
stable. There is currently no transition.
• Genset unloading: Performance requirement
for the gensets is being reduced.
• Genset shutdown: Gensets are disconnected
form the local utility grid and switched off.
• Genset start preparation: Voltage and
frequency of the local utility grid are
synchronized with the gensets
• Genset start: Gensets are started.
Battery in process Operating hours of the storage system of the current
day
Genset in process Operating hours of the gensets of the current day
Mains op. process Duration of purchased electricity on the current day
C Distribution of electrical Total active power Active power currently consumed by the loads
power
Genset power Share of genset active power currently consumed by
the loads
PV power Share of PV power plant active power currently con-
sumed by the loads
Battery power Share of storage system active power currently con-
sumed by the loads
Grid power Share of utility grid active power currently consumed
by the loads
D Irradiation and temper- Ambient temp. Ambient temperature
ature sensors
Module temp. Temperature of the PV modules
Global irradiation PV irradiation
Power MPP Active power output at the maximum power point


E Utility grid MCB status* Status of the connection to the utility grid:
• OPEN: Connection is open.
• CLOSED: Connection is closed.
Active power Current active power of the utility grid
Reactive power Current reactive power of the utility grid
F Storage system Active Power Current active power of the storage system
Reactive power Current reactive power of the storage system
State of charge State of charge of the battery
G Gensets Active power Current active power of the gensets in kW
Reactive power Current reactive power of the gensets in kvar
Reserve power setpoint Setpoint for the reserve power of the gensets
H PV power plant Active power Current active power of the PV power plant in kW
Reactive power Current reactive power of the PV power plant in kvar
* MCB: Main Control Block (control unit of control system)

Energy: Instantaneous values of the electrical energy
F
A
E B
Figure 3: Power: Overview of electrical energy (example)

A Electrical loads Consumed energy Energy consumption of loads: What is the period to
which this information relates?
B Distribution of electrical Total energy Energy currently consumed by the loads
energy
Genset energy Share of genset energy consumed by the loads
PV energy Share of the load energy consumption supplied by
the PV power plant
Battery energy Share of storage system energy currently consumed
by the loads
Mains energy Share of utility grid energy currently consumed by
the loads
C Utility grid Energy delivered Energy fed into the utility grid
Consumed energy Grid-supplied energy
D Storage system Delivered Energy Energy drawn from the storage system
Consumed energy Energy delivered to the storage system (for battery
charging)


E Gensets Energy delivered Energy delivered by gensets
F PV power plant Energy delivered Energy delivered by the PV power plant
4.3 Display Values of the Gensets

The page Generator system overview shows the display values of all gensets in the hybrid system. The genset
names are assigned at the time of commissioning.
Path: Home > Stations > Genset System
Display value Description Value Explanation
Selected genset Currently displayed genset – –
Rated power Rated power of the selected genset – –
Active power Current active power of the selected – –
genset
Reactive power Current reactive power of the selected – –
genset
Apparent power Current apparent power of the selected – –
genset
Power factor Power factor: specifies the ratio of ac- – –
tive power to apparent power.
AC voltage Current AC voltage of the selected – –
genset
Operation time Operation time of the selected genset – –
since first commissioning
Energy fed in Grid feed-in: Energy fed into the local – –
utility grid
DevState Operating mode of the selected genset STOP Genset is out of service (e.g., for
maintenance work)
IN OPERA- Genset is in operation.
TION
ERROR An error has occurred in the
genset.
WAIT Genset is in waiting mode.
WARNING A warning has occurred in the
genset.
COM ERROR Communication between genset
controller and Hybrid Controller
has failed.


Mode Operating mode of the selected genset STOP Genset is out of service (e.g., for
maintenance work)
MANUAL Genset is in manual mode.
AUTO Genset is in automatic mode and
can be activated by means of the
autostart signal.
LDSS The genset is enabled and dis-
abled via the genset system’s
power management function.
GCB status Current status of the circuit breakers CLOSED The genset is connected to the lo-
that connect the genset to the local util- cal utility grid.
ity grid.
OPEN The genset is not connected to
the local utility grid.
4.4 Display Values of the PV Power Plant

The most important display values of the entire hybrid system can be found on the Photovoltaic system overview
page.
Path: Home > Stations > PV System
Selected inverter Currently displayed inverter – –
Rated power Rated power of the inverter – –
Active power Current active power of the in- – –
verter
Reactive power Current reactive power of the in- – –
verter
Active power setpoint Setpoint for the current active – –
power as a ratio of rated power,
in %
Reactive power set- Setpoint for the current reactive – –
point power as a ratio of rated power,
in %
AC voltage AC output voltage of the inverter – –
DC voltage DC input voltage of the inverter – –
in V
Energy fed in Grid feed-in: Energy fed into the – –
local utility grid in MWh


Operational state Current operating mode of the in- STOP The inverter is switched off.
verter
WAIT FOR DC The inverter is waiting for DC in-
put voltage.
WAIT FOR AC The inverter is waiting for an
available local grid at the AC
output.
COM ERROR Communication between inverter
and Hybrid Controller has failed.
WAIT FOR SET- The inverter is waiting for a set-
POINT point from the Hybrid Controller.
IN OPERATION The inverter is feeding in.
WARNING A warning has occurred in the in-
verter.
ERROR An error has occurred in the in-
verter.
Q ON DEMAND The inverter is in the operating
state "Q on Demand".
Device Error Error in the inverter – See inverter documentation
Serial number Inverter serial number – –
4.5 Storage System Display Values

The display values can only be retrieved on this page if a battery inverter has been installed.
Path: Home > Stations > Battery
Selected inverter Currently displayed battery in- – –
verter
State of Charge State of charge of the battery – –
(SOC)
Active Power Current active power of the bat- – –
tery inverter
Reactive Power Current reactive power of the – –
battery inverter
Active power setpoint Setpoint for the active power of – –
the battery inverter
Reactive power set- Setpoint for the reactive power of – –
point the battery inverter
Maximum active Maximum charge power of the – –
power charge battery inverter


Maximum active Maximum discharge power of – –
power discharge the battery inverter
AC frequency Frequency – –
BSC operation mode Operating mode of the Battery STOP The storage system is switched
status System Controller off.
The Battery System Controller is WAIT The storage system is verifying its
the communication interface of connection conditions.
the battery inverter to the Battery
Management System and the Hy- PQ The storage system is connected
brid Controller. and is processing the active and
reactive power setpoints.
FAILURE An error has occurred in the stor-
age system.
UNKNOWN The status of the storage system
cannot be read.
Device status Status of the battery inverter STOP The battery inverter is switched
off.
IN OPERATION The battery inverter is feeding in.
ERROR An error has occurred in the bat-
tery inverter.
WAIT The battery inverter is waiting for
setpoints.
WARNING A warning has occurred in the
battery inverter.
COM ERROR An error has occurred in the com-
munication between the battery
inverter and the Hybrid Con-
troller.
Device error code Storage system error For information on potential causes or corrective mea-
sures, see the documentation for the battery inverter
4.6 Display Values of the Measurement Devices

The values obtained from the connected measurement systems are displayed on the Measurement system
overview page.
Path: Home > Stations > Measurements
Selected measure- Currently displayed measurement Internal Measure- Measurement devices connected
ment device system ment directly to the product.
DAQ Measurement devices connected
to the product via a Data Acquisi-
tion Module.


Active power Calculated total active power – –
Active power L1/L2/ Calculated active power for L1/ – –
L3 L2/L3
Reactive power Calculated reactive power in – –
kvar
Cos phi L1/L2/L3 Calculated power factor for L1/ – –
L2/L3
Frequency Measured frequency – –
Voltage Measured voltage – –
Energy consumed Energy consumption – –
Energy delivered Energy generation – –
Digital Input #1 sta- Status of the digital input 1 on the OPEN The digital input is switched off
tus Data Acquisition Module (contact is open).
CLOSED The digital input is switched on
(contact is closed).
Digital Input #2 sta- Status of the digital input 2 on the OPEN The digital input is switched off
tus Data Acquisition Module (contact is open).
CLOSED The digital input is switched on
(contact is closed).
List of measured de- List containing all the devices in – –
vices the hybrid system to which the
currently displayed measurement
device is assigned.
4.7 Performance Diagrams of the PV Diesel Hybrid System

The Historical Data page depicts a selection of power values over time. Different analysis periods can be selected
here:
• the last minute (Show last minute)
• the last 5 minutes (Show last 5 minutes)
• the last hour (Show last hour)
• the last 24 hours (Show last day)
Path: Home > Visualizations > Power Chart
Display value Description
Engaged nominal genset power Sum of nominal power of all active gensets
Mains active power Active power of utility grid
Load active power Active power consumed by the loads
Genset active power Active power supplied by the gensets

Display value Description

PV active power Active power of the PV power plant
Battery active power Active power supplied by the storage system

4.8 Display Values and Functions for Battery-Powered Operation

Path. Home > Visualizations > Battery-Powered Operation
B
Figure 4: Overview of Battery-Powered Operation page

Position Category Display value / but- Description

ton / function
A Boundary Conditions Short-Circuit Current Short-Circuit Current
To trigger fuses and circuit breakers, a minimum
short-circuit current must always be available in the
local utility grid. When the gensets are switched off,
the inverters must be able to supply this short-circuit
current.
• Actual: actual short-circuit current
• Optimal: optimal short-circuit current
• Minimal: minimal short-circuit current
Battery Power Battery inverter power
The battery inverters must be able to provide enough
active and reactive power to enable stable opera-
tion of the loads even in the event of fluctuations in
PV generation.
Est. Time For Battery Operating time only with inverters
IOF The battery inverters must also be able to ensure the
stable operation of the loads for a certain operating
time.
• Estimated: estimated operating time (under
favorable conditions)
• Minimal: minimal operating time
State Of Charge State of charge
The batteries of the individual battery inverters can
have different states of charge.
• Minimal: minimal state of charge of a battery
• Maximal: maximal state of charge of a battery
• Difference: difference between minimal and
maximal state of charge
B Genset-based operation Battery IOP duration When the battery inverter is shown in green, only
the battery inverters are in operation.
C Black start Initiate black start Button for tripping black start (for further information
on how to carry out a black start see user manual of
Hybrid Controller)

Position Category Display value / but- Description

ton / function
D Dynamic Genset Shut- Current control mode Current mode to start and stop the gensets
down • AUTOMATIC: The gensets are started
automatically.
• MANUAL: The gensets are started manually.
Current genset request Only if Current Control Mode is set to MANUAL,
the gensets can be started via this function.
• START: The start of the gensets is being
requested.
• STOP: The shutdown of the gensets is being
requested.
Proposal for genset re- Hybrid Controller recommendation for start and shut-
quest in automatic down of gensets
mode • START: The genset controller recommends to
start the gensets.
• STOP: The genset controller recommends to
shutdown the gensets.
Only if Current Control Mode is set to Manual,
E Genset-based operation Genset IOP duration When the genset is shown in green, only the gensets
are in operation.
4.9 Status of the Digital Switching Inputs and Outputs

Path: Home > Visualizations > Digital IO
Range Digital Inputs:
Genset # Status Current status of the circuit CLOSED Circuit breaker is closed.
(#1 to #6) breaker that connects the genset
or the utility grid to the local utility OPEN Circuit breaker is open.
grid
Fast stop Status of digital switching input CLOSED Section 5.8, page 51
DI7
OPEN
Grid status Current status of the circuit CLOSED Circuit breaker is closed.
breaker that connects the genset
or the utility grid to the local utility OPEN Circuit breaker is open.
grid
Custom #1 Reserve (see product installation manual)
Custom #2 Reserve (see product installation manual)
Power good Status of the supply voltage CLOSED Supply voltage is on.
OPEN Supply voltage is not present.


Key switch status Status of key switch CLOSED The key switch is in the Start po-
sition.
OPEN The key switch is in the Stop posi-
tion.
Range Digital Outputs:
Operation LED Status of the Operation light re- CLOSED The light repeater is lit up.
peater
OPEN The light repeater is off.
Warning LED Status of the Warning light re- CLOSED The light repeater is lit up.
peater
OPEN The light repeater is off.
Inverter fast stop Status of the signal generator for CLOSED The values CLOSED and OPEN
disconnecting the PV power plant are determined when connecting
from the local utility grid OPEN the contactors to the switching
outputs of the Hybrid Controller
Custom #1 Status of the signal generator for CLOSED (see the product installation man-
connecting the PV power plant ual).
from the local utility grid OPEN
4.10 Display Values for SCADA System

Path: Home> Visualizations > SCADA
SCADA1 com- Status of communication connection to the SCADA Disconnected The connection is inter-
munication system 1 rupted.
state
Connected The connection is active.
SCADA1 com- Status of communication connection to the SCADA Disconnected The connection is inter-
munication system 2 rupted.
state
Lifesign If the communication is intact, the SCADA system - -
sends a signal with a continuously increasing nu-
merical value to the Hybrid Controller. If this signal
is absent, the Hybrid Controller switches to a safe
state.
Ackn The SCADA system sends this signal to the Hy- - -
brid Controller. This acknowledges warnings and
errors.
OpCtrlCmd Control mode command requirement from SCADA - -
system


PwrAtSpnIn Setpoint for the delivery of active power by the hy- - -
brid system specified by the SCADA system: If com-
munication is intact, this value corresponds to the
setting in the SCADA system.
PwrRtSpnIn Setpoint for the delivery of reactive power by the - -
hybrid system specified by the SCADA system: If
communication is intact, this value corresponds to
the setting in the SCADA system.
PwrAtAprSpnt SCADA system setpoint for active power setpoint - -
PwrAtLimHi Upper active power limitation for the entire hybrid - -
system set by the SCADA system
PwrAtLimLo Lower active power limitation for the entire hybrid - -
PwrAtLimSale Active power limitation of all inverters for direct sell- - -
ing set by the SCADA system
PwrAtMpp MPP power estimation set by the SCADA system - -
PwrAtRateMax Maximum rate of change of active power set by - -
the SCADA system
PwrRtRateMax Maximum rate of change of reactive power set by - -
the SCADA system
PwrApLim Apparent power limitation set by the SCADA sys- - -
tem
PwrRtLimHi Upper active power limitation for the entire hybrid - -
PwrRtLimLo Lower active power limitation for the entire hybrid - -
CosPhiSpnt SCADA system setpoint for cos phi setpoint - -
VtgSpnt SCADA system setpoint for voltage setpoint - -
4.11 Display values for ripple control receivers and communication in

accordance with IEC 60807
Path: Home > Visualizations > IEC, RCR
Ripple control receiver (RCP - Ripple Control Receiver):
Active power Status of active power limitation Function not ac- Active power limitation is
limitation tivated disabled.
Function en- Active power control is en-
abled abled.

Communication in accordance with IEC 60870:

IEC 60870 Status of communication connection in accordance Disconnected The connection is inter-
communication with IEV 60870 rupted.
state
4.12 Device Information

Path: Home > Visualizations > Device Information
Name line Description
FSC serial number Indication of serial number
State of the applica- Display of the state of application
tion
MSys Version Indication of the installed version of the operating system
CPU temperature Display of the processor temperature in the product

5 System Settings SMA Solar Technology AG
5 System Settings
5.1 Parameters for the Utility Grid
The system settings can only be changed in operating state STANDBY or ERROR. The operating state STANDBY can
be reached by stopping the system (see the user manual for Hybrid Controller).
Path: Home > Wizard > Grid > General
Parameters Description Value Explanation Default
value
Enable Determines whether the Hy- Yes The Hybrid Controller takes No
brid Controller should take the the utility grid into account.
utility grid into account for control
of the hybrid system No The Hybrid Controller takes
not the utility grid into ac-
count.
Rated active Rated active power of utility grid 0 kW to 10000 kW – –
power
Short circuit cur- Short-circuit current capability of 0 A to 10000 A – –
rent capability the utility grid
MCB feedback Defines the source of the feed- DI 8 Switching input DI 8 DI 8
via back signal from the MCB com-
ponent in the control system COM External communication
network
5.2 Adjustable parameters for gensets in the Hybrid Controller

5.2.1 Parameters for Gensets with the Genset Controller AGC
Path: Home > Wizard > Genset > General
value
Remaining Remaining number of config- – – –
available de- urable gensets
vices
Number of de- Number of installed gensets 0 to 8 – 0
vices
Generator In- Type of genset interface DEIF AGC Genset Controllers of the None
terface Type AGC series (manufacturer:
DEIF)
Path: Home > Wizard > Genset > Detail
value
Alias Genset / genset controller ID – – –

SMA Solar Technology AG 5 System Settings

value
Enable this gen- Determines whether the Hy- Yes The Hybrid Controller takes No
erator brid Controller should take the the genset into account.
genset into account for control of
the hybrid system No The Hybrid Controller takes
the genset not into account.
IP address IP address of the genset con- 172.16.1.31 to Address range defined by 172.16.1
troller (not applicable with a 172.16.1.38 the Hybrid Controller for .31
higher-level control system) gensets
Unit-ID (Mod- Genset controller ID for the Mod- 1 to 254 – 0
bus/TCP) bus/TCP protocol
Rated active Rated power of the genset 0 kW to 10000 kW – 0 kW
power
Apply changes Enables transfer of the current set- Checkbox enabled Transfer of current settings Disabled
to all devices tings for all gensets with Genset for all gensets is enabled.
Controller DSE8610
Checkbox disabled Transfer of current settings
for all gensets is disabled.
5.2.2 Parameters for Gensets with Genset Controller ComAp InteliGen NTC or
ComAp InteliSys NTC
Genset general configuration
value
vices
vices
Genset inter- Type of genset interface ComAp IG-/IS-NTC Genset Controller ComAp None
face type InteliGen NTC or ComAp
InteliSys NTC with Mod-
bus/TCP communication
(manufacturer: ComAp)*
ComAp access Password for access to the genset 0 to 65535 The maximum length of the 0
code controller password is 16 bits.
ComAp admin Administrator password for write 0 to 65535 The maximum length of the 0
password access to parameters of the password is 16 bits.
genset controller


value
Genset setpoint Enables the writing of reserve Checkbox enabled The setpoints for the reserve Disabled
mechanism power setpoints to the genset power is enabled.
controller system (see Sec-
tion 6.1.1, page 53). Checkbox disabled The setpoints for the reserve
power is disabled.
* for settings on the genset controller Section 5.3.1, page 38
value
power
Enable setpoint Enables the dynamic specifica- Yes Dynamic specification of No
mechanism tion of a setpoint for the reserve setpoints for the reserve
power power is enabled.
No Dynamic specification of
setpoints for the reserve
power is disabled.
Apply changes Configures the gensets according – – –
to all devices to a uniform structure: the entered
rated power is adopted and the
IP address is incremented by 1.
5.2.3 Parameters for Gensets with Genset Controller DSE8610

value
vices


value
vices
Generator In- Type of genset interface Deep Sea 8610 Genset Controllers of the None
terface Type DSE8610 series (Deep Sea
Electronics)*
value
power
Apply changes Enables transfer of the current set- Checkbox enabled Transfer of current settings Disabled
to all devices tings for all gensets with Genset for all gensets is enabled.
Controller DSE8610
Checkbox disabled Transfer of current settings
for all gensets is disabled.
5.2.4 Parameters for gensets with genset controller easYgen-3000 via the CAN
network
value
vices
vices


value
Genset inter- Type of genset interface easYgen 3000 CAN Genset Controller easY- None
face type gen-3000 with CAN com-
munication (manufacturer:
Woodward)*
CAN#1 pass- Password for write access to the 0 to 9999 For setting the password, –
word genset controller refer to manufacturer docu-
mentation
Genset setpoint Enables the specification of set- Checkbox enabled The specification of set- Disabled
mechanism points for the reserve power (see points for the reserve
Section 6.1.1, page 53) power is enabled
Checkbox disabled The specification of set-
points for the reserve
power is disabled.
Write start/stop Enables writing of the remote Checkbox enabled Function is enabled.* Disabled
request com- start command to the gensets
mand Checkbox disabled Function is disabled.

value
Label Genset / genset controller ID – – –
power
PDO-ID Proto- Genset controller ID for the proto- 0 to 2047 For more information on the 1280
col 6000 col 6000 (load distribution mes- genset controller, see the
sage) manufacturer documenta-
tion
PDO-ID Proto- Genset controller ID for the data 0 to 2047 385
col 5003 protocol 5003 (basic visualiza-
tion)
Service Data Genset controller ID for communi- 0 to 2047 1537
Object ID cating via Service Data Objects
(SDO)


value
Timeout for Timeout for transfer according to 20 ms to 60000 ms The setpoint for the timeout 250 ms
PDO-ID Proto- protocol 6000 must be higher than the cy-
col 6000 cle time configured in the
genset controller (for more
Timeout for Timeout for transfer according to 20 ms to 60000 ms information on the genset 250 ms
PDO-ID Proto- data protocol 5003 controller, see the manufac-
col 5003 turer documentation).
Timeout for Ser- Timeout for communication via 20 ms to 60000 ms 500 ms
vice Data Ob- Service Data Objects
ject ID
CAN message Display of the current capacity 0% to 100% The load in the CAN mes- 0 %
buffer load used in the CAN message store sage store is only dis-
played after restarting the
Hybrid Controller (see user
manual of Hybrid Con-
troller).
5.2.5 Parameters for Gensets with Genset Controller easYgen-3000 via the
ESENET Gateway
value
Remaining Remaining number of con- – – –
available de- figurable gensets
vices
Number of de- Number of installed 0 to 8 – 0
vices gensets
Genset inter- Type of genset interface easYgen 3000 ES- Genset Controller easYgen-3000 None
face type ENET-Gateway with Modbus/TCP communica-
tion via Ethernet gateway ES-
ENET (manufacturer: Wood-
ward)*
CAN#1 pass- Password for write access 0 to 9999 For setting the password, refer to 0
word to the genset controller manufacturer documentation
Genset setpoint Enables the writing of re- Checkbox enabled The setpoints for the reserve Disabled
mechanism serve power setpoints to power is enabled.
the genset controller system
(see Section 6.1.1, Checkbox disabled The setpoints for the reserve
page 53). power is disabled.


value
Parameter com- Compares the rated power Checkbox enabled Comparison of genset rated Disabled
pare mecha- values of the gensets set in power is enabled
nism the Hybrid Controller with
those of the genset con- Checkbox disabled Comparison of genset rated
trollers power is disabled

value
power
ESENET-Gate- IP address of the ESENET gate- 172.16.3.1 to Address range defined by 172.16.3
way IP Address way (not applicable with a 172.16.3.70 the Hybrid Controller for .1
Unit ID (Mod- Genset controller ID for the Mod- 1 to 254 – –
5.2.6 Parameters for Gensets with the Genset Controller GENSYS 2.0
value
Remaining Remaining number of con- – – -
available de- figurable gensets
vices
Number of de- Number of installed 0 to 8 – 0
vices gensets
Genset inter- Type of genset interface Generic Genset Genset Controller GENSYS 2.0 None
face type (Manufacturer: CRE Technol-
ogy)*


value
Activate spin- Enables the writing of the Checkbox enabled Setting of the dynamic setpoints Disabled
ning reserve dynamic setpoints for the for the genset reserve power is
setpoint genset reserve power. enabled.
Checkbox disabled Setting of the dynamic setpoints
for the genset reserve power is
disabled.
Write start/stop Enables writing of the re- Checkbox enabled Writing of the remote start com- Disabled
request com- mote start command to the mand is enabled.
mand gensets
Checkbox disabled Writing of the remote start com-
mand is disabled.
value
Enable this Determines whether the Hy- Yes The Hybrid Controller takes No
genset brid Controller should take the the genset into account.
troller 172.16.3.70 the Hybrid Controller for .1
gensets
User config. Status of the imported user con- User config. success- The configuration entered -
state figuration fully initalized via the user interface has
been initialized.
Default config initial- The standard configuration
ized has been initialized.
power
Short circuit cur- Short-circuit current capability of 0 A to 10000 A – 12 A
rent capability the genset
Apply changes Configures the gensets according to a uniform structure: the entered rated power is adopted and
to all devices the IP address is incremented by 1.
5.2.7 Parameters for Gensets without the Genset Controller



value
vices
vices
Genset inter- Type of genset interface None The genset is monitored via None
face type the current and voltage
measurement of the Hy-
brid Controller. A genset
controller is not used.
value
Alias Genset ID – – –
power
5.3 Settings on the Genset Controllers

The following sections describe which settings you have to make on the genset controllers (for the implementation of
these settings, see the genset controller documentarian).
5.3.1 Settings on ComAp InteliGen NTC or ComAp InteliSys NTC Genset

Controllers
You can use the following settings for the ComAp InteliMonitor configuration software.
Observing manufacturer documentation of genset controller
When using a genset controller with the Hybrid Controller, the following settings must be made on the genset
controller. At the same time, the specifications stated in the manufacturer documentation must be observed at all
times (see the genset controller documentation).
IP Settings
For each genset controller of the ComAp InteliGen NTC or ComAp InteliSys NTC series, the following IP settings must
be made on the genset controller.
IP setting Specified value
IP address 172.16.1.31 to 172.16.1.38*
Subnet mask 255.255.0.0


Standard gateway 172.16.1.11
* Only one IP address must be assigned to each genset controller.
Assignment of the Modbus Register

The Modbus registers from the tab Contr Modbus needed for the use with the Hybrid Controller must be assigned to
the following Modbus registers from the tab User Modbus. The assignment of the Modbus registers must be set in the
genset controller.
In order to facilitate the assignment of the Modbus registers, the configuration software ComAp GenConfig can be
used.
User Modbus tab Contr Modbus tab
Register number Register number Register name Explanation
42873 40003 BIN Binary inputs
42874 40264 Act power Active power
42875 40269 React power Reactive power
42876 40274 Appar power Apparent power
42877 40261 Pwr factor Power factor
42878 40256 Gen freq Generator frequency
42879 43587 Run hours (1/2) Operating hours
42880 43588 Run hours (2/2)
42881 43009 Rated power Rated power
42882 43595 kWhours (1/2) Meter reading in kWh
42883 43596 kWhours (2/2)
42884 40168 ControllerMode Operating mode
42885 40349 Engine Prio Priority of the gensets
42886 40132 LogBout 3 Logical binary outputs
42887 40133 LogBout 4
42888 40253 Gen V L1-L2 Generator voltage between L1 and L2
42891 40249 Gen V L1-N Generator voltage between L1 and N
42894 40258 Gen curr L1 Generator current L1

User Modbus tab Contr Modbus tab

Register number Register number Register name Explanation
Passwords
Password for access to the genset controller by the Hybrid Controller
The Hybrid Controller and communication processor of the IB-COM of a genset controller of the ComAp InteliGen
NTC or ComAp InteliSys NTC series are communicating with each other via Modbus/TCP. For this communication
process, a shared password is necessary. The following requirements must be fulfilled when choosing a shared
password:
• The password must not exceed a maximum length of 16 bit.
• The password must be preset in the genset controller.
• The password settings must be adopted for the parameter ComAp access code of the Hybrid Controller.
Administrator password for write access to parameters of the genset controller by the Hybrid Controller
An administrator password is necessary for write access to parameters of the genset controller by the
Hybrid Controller. The following requirements must be fulfilled when choosing an administrator password:
• The administrator password must not exceed a maximum length of 16 bit.
• The administrator password must be preset in the genset controller.
• The administrator password settings must be adopted for the parameter ComAp admin password of the
Hybrid Controller.
Assignment of the Input Signal ExtValue1 to the Internal Signal DynSpinResReq

Genset controller of the ComAp InteliGen NTC or ComAp InteliSys NTC series must be equipped with th ComAp IGS-
NT-Hybrid firmware for the dynamic reserve power requirement of the PV power plant. Additionally, the input signal
ExtValue1 must be transferred to the internal signal DynSpinResReq. This signal transfer must be set in the genset
controller. Depending on assembly of the hybrid system, the following variants must be selected:
• Signal transfer from Hybrid Controller to all genset controllers
The Hybrid Controller transfers the ExtValue1 signal to all genset controllers in the hybrid system. This variant is
recommended since, in the event of a genset controller failure, all other genset controllers remain unaffected. The
transmission of the ExtValue1 input signal to the internal DynSpinResReq signal must be set on every genset
controller.
• Signal transfer from Hybrid Controller to one genset controllers
The Hybrid Controller transfers the ExtValue1 signal to one genset controllers in the hybrid system. With this
genset controller, the transmission of the ExtValue1 input signal to the internal DynSpinResReq signal and the
forwarding of the internal DynSpinResReq signal to all other genset controllers must be set.
Function "Password Break Protection"

For write access to parameters of the genset controller by the Hybrid Controller, the "Password Break Protection"
function must be disabled.

5.3.2 Settings on DSE8610 Genset Controllers or DSE8610 MKII

In the user interface of the genset controller, the following register settings must be selected in the directory Advance >
Configurable Gencomm Pages > Page 166.
Register Value
0-1 Generator Average Power Factor
2-3 Page = 3, Register = 4, Size = 16 bit
4-5 Generator Positive kWh
6-7 Generator Available
8-9 Generator Current L1
14-15 Engine Run Time
18-19 Generator Total VA
20-21 Generator Total Power
22-23 Generator Total VAr
24-25 Generator Volts (L1-L2)
30-31 Generator% Full Power (Load Sharing)
32-33 Generator Total Lead/Lag
5.3.3 Settings on easYgen 3000 Genset Controllers


IP Settings
When using the Modbus/TCP communication interface with Ethernet gateway ESENET by proconX, the following IP
settings must be made for the Ethernet gateway ESENET.
IP address 172.16.1.31
Parameter
The following parameters must always be set when using genset controllers of the easYgen 3000 series (manufacturer:
Woodward).
ID Parameter Setting
1702 Device number This parameter assigns each genset controller with a unique address. Each genset con-
troller requires a unique device number.
4071 Alarm class The alarm class of the multi-system parameter alignment may only be set to A or B. This
will ensure that the multi-system parameter alignment is not able to lead to the gensets
being stopped.
5747 Droop tracking Droop tracking must be enabled.
5748 Load sharing in Load sharing in droop mode must be enabled.
droop mode
5752 Start stop mode The function Start stop mode for load-dependent connection and disconnection must
be set to the value Reserve power.
5761 IOP Hysteresis The parameter IOP Hysteresis specifies the disconnection hysteresis for absolute
power management and must be set to a value suitable for the hybrid system:
• If the parameter IOP Hysteresis is set to too low a value, the gensets will have to
start and stop too frequently. Frequent starting and stopping of the gensets can
lead to disturbances in the operating procedure.
• If the parameter IOP Hysteresis is set to too great a value, the gensets will have
to run without interruption for too long and will be subject to greater wear and
tear. The PV power plant can not be used optimally.
8950 Node-ID CAN- The parameter Node-ID CAN-Bus 1 specifies the address with which the genset con-
Bus 1 troller is identified at the CAN bus. This parameter must be set to the same value as the
parameter Device number (ID: 1702).
8962 Selected Data The Selected Data Protocol must be set to the value 5003.
Protocol
9600 COB-ID The COB-ID is an identification number with which the genset controllers communicate
via the Selected Data Protocol (ID: 8962). Each genset controller requires a unique
COB-ID.
9923 Load share In- The function Load share Interface must be set to the value CAN #1. This specifies
terface the interface for communication between genset controller and Hybrid Controller.

ID Parameter Setting
12120 Start req. in Only if the optional function of the Hybrid Controller "Dynamic shutdown of the
AUTO gensets" is used, the following setting must be made:
The function Start. req. in AUTO and the input variable 04.13 Remote start must be
activated in the genset controller and connected via an AND operation.
12510 Operat. mode The Operat. mode AUTO must be activated.
AUTO
12930 Load dep. On/ The function Load dep. on/off. for the load-dependent connection and disconnection
off must be activated.
33040 2. Node ID If a genset controller of the Woodward easYgen 3000 series is connected to the Hy-
brid Controller via a CAN communication interface, and the Ethernet gateway ESENET
is set in parallel, e.g. for an additional monitoring function, then so-called Ser-
vice Data Objects (server SDOs) must be configured in the genset controller. Here, the
identification numbers of the server SDOs 2. Node ID must be set to values from
33 to 65.
5.3.4 Settings on the Genset Controllers GENSYS 2.0

IP Settings
When using the Modbus/TCP communication interface with Ethernet gateway ESENET by proconX, the following IP
settings must be made for the Ethernet gateway ESENET.
IP address 172.16.1.31
Compatibility
GENSYS 2.0 genset controllers with firmware version 4.77e2 and from firmware version 5.05 are compatible for use
with the Hybrid Controller.
Modbus interface
The Modbus interface must be set to Port 502 and enabled.
Specific settings for the Hybrid Controller in the configuration file

GENSYS 2.0 genset controllers are include a configuration file that enables an application-specific modification of the
parameter settings. This configuration file includes a number of settings in terms of Hybrid Controller operation in the
ModBus Mapping CRE TECHNOLOGY<>SMA section.
If the settings for Hybrid Controller operation is modified, the genset controller and the Hybrid Controller may not be
compatible anymore. Therefore, these settings may only be modified in cooperation with and with the express consent
of SMA Solar Technology AG.

5.4 Parameters for the PV Power Plant

PV general configuration - Buttons
Button Parameter
Add new item Add a device type for the PV inverter
Remove item Remove a device type for the PV inverter
Path: Home > Wizard > PV > General
Parameters Description Value Explanation
Remaining available Remaining number of con- – –
devices figurable inverters
Type of inverter Inverter device type Sunny Tripower Type of an inverter of the Sunny Tripower se-
ries: STP 20000TL-30 / STP 25000TL-30 /
STP 15000TLEE-10 / STP 20000TLEE-10
Sunny Tripower Type of an inverter of the Sunny Tripower se-
TL-60 ries: STP 60-10
Sunny Central Type of an inverter of the Sunny Cen-
CP tral CP XT series
Sunny Central Type of a Sunny Central XXXX(-EV) inverter of
2200/2500
Number of inverters Number of installed invert- 0 to 64 –
ers of the same device type
Path: Home > Wizard > PV > Detail
Parameter/ Description Value Explanation Default
checkbox value
Alias Type label for identifying the in- – – –
verter
Enable this in- Determines whether the Hy- Yes The Hybrid Controller takes No
verter brid Controller should take the in- the inverter into account.
verter into account for control of
the inverter not into ac-
count.
IP address IP address of the inverter 172.16.200.1 to Address range defined by –
172.16.200.64 the Hybrid Controller for in-
verters
Protocol Communication protocol used by Defined by Type of See inverter documentation Defined
the inverter inverter by Type
of in-
Different communica- verter
tion protocol


checkbox value
Modbus Unit Inverter ID for the Modbus/TCP 126 to 167 See inverter documentation –
ID protocol
Enable The Hybrid Controller uses the in- Yes "Q on Demand" is being No
Q on demand verter's "Q on Demand" function. used.
No "Q on Demand" is not be-
ing used.
Rated DC Rated DC input power of the in- 0 kW to 10000 kW – 0 kW
Power verter
Each PV inverter may be con-
nected to as many PV modules as
the maximum DC power and the
maximum input voltage of the PV
inverter allow. If less modules are
connected, the corresponding
DC input power must be stored
via this parameter.
Short circuit cur- The inverter's capability to output 0 A to 10000 A – –
rent capability short-circuit current
Apply changes Selection of the configuration Enabled Configures all inverters ac- –
to all devices scheme cording to the same
scheme*
Disabled Only configures the se-
lected inverter
* The entered rated power is adopted and the IP address is incremented by 1.
5.5 Parameters for the Storage System

The parameters can only be set on this page if a battery inverter has been installed.
Path: Home > Wizard > Battery > General
Parameters Description Value
Remaining available de- Remaining number of configurable battery inverters –
vices
Quantity of battery con- Number of installed battery inverters of the same device type 0 to 16
trollers
Path: Home > Wizard > Battery > Detail
checkbox value
Alias Type label for identifying the in- – – –
verter


checkbox value
Enable this in- Determines whether the Hy- Yes The Hybrid Controller takes No
verter brid Controller should take the in- the inverter into account.
verter into account for control of
the inverter not into ac-
count.
IP address IP address of the inverter 172.16.200.1 to Address range defined by –
172.16.200.64 the Hybrid Controller for in-
verters
Protocol Communication protocol used by Defined by Type of See inverter documentation Defined
the inverter inverter by Type
of in-
Different communica- verter
tion protocol
Short circuit cur- The inverter's capability to output 0 A to 10000 A – –
rent capability short-circuit current
Rated active Rated active power of the in- 0 kW to 5000 kW – 2000 k
power verter W
Upper SOC op- Upper SOC operating limit 0% to 100% – 100 %
erating limit
Lower SOC op- Lower SOC operating limit 0% to 100% – 0 %
erating limit
Apply changes Selection of the configuration Enabled Configures all inverters ac- –
to all devices scheme cording to the same
scheme*
Disabled Only configures the se-
lected inverter
* The entered rated power is adopted and the IP address is incremented by 1.
5.6 Settings on the Measurement Devices

5.6.1 General Settings on Measurement Devices

Path: Home > Wizard > Measurements > General

Display group Parameter Description Value Explanation Default value
Internal measure- Remaining available Remaining number of – – –
ment devices devices configurable mea-
surement devices
Number of devices Number of measure- 0 to 6 – 0
ment devices installed
Frequency Rated frequency 50 Hz – 50 Hz
60 Hz –
Reset energy coun- Reset the energy meters of all internal measurement modules. It is advis-
ters able to only use the Reset energy counters function during commission-
ing.
External measure- Remaining available Remaining number of 0 to 32 – –
ment devices devices configurable mea-
surement devices
Type of Measure- Measurement device DAQ-11 Data Acquisition DAQ-11
ment device type Module
Number of devices Number of measure- 0 to 32 – 0
ment devices installed
5.6.2 Detailed Settings on Measurement Devices for Internal Measurement

Modules of the Hybrid Controller
Path: Home > Wizard > Measurements > Detail
Alias Name for identification of – – –
measurement devices
Enable this device Determines whether the Hy- Yes The Hybrid Controller takes No
brid Controller should take the measuring device into
the measuring device into account.
account for control of the
hybrid system No The Hybrid Controller takes
not the measuring device
into account.


Data source priority Use of the measured values Single source Connection to the device –
from the Hybrid Controller carrying out the measure-
in the event of a communi- ments is disabled. Only the
cation connection failure measured values from the
Hybrid Controller are used.
Second source Connection to the device
carrying out the measure-
ments is enabled. The val-
ues communicated by the
device have priority. If com-
munication fails, the mea-
sured values from the Hy-
brid Controller are used.
Measurement Connection to the device
priority carrying out the measure-
ues measured by the Hy-
brid Controller have prior-
ity. In case of measurement
failure, the values communi-
cated by the device are
used.
Device type Type of measurement mod- GM260 – –
ule
GMP232x –
Grid type Type of grid used for cur- 3PH-3L Three-conductor utility grid –
rent and voltage measure- with three line conductors
ment
3PH-4L Four-conductor utility grid
with three line conductors
and one neutral conductor
Ratio of potential Transformation ratio for The requirements of the measurement inputs must be complied
transducer voltage measurement with (see installation manual of the product).
Ratio of current trans- Transformation ratio for cur- The requirements of the measurement inputs must be complied
ducer rent measurement with (see installation manual of the product).
Assign measurement Overview of the enabled Devices can be enabled or disabled for the selected measure-
points devices, e.g. PV inverters ment device via the button [Show devices] (see user manual
of Hybrid Controller).
Feeder number Current measurement num- 1 to 6 – –
ber (see product installa-
tion manual)
5.6.3 Detailed Settings on Measurement Devices for Data Acquisition Modules

The parameters can only be set on this page if a Data Acquisition Module has been installed.

Path: Home > Wizard > Measurements > Detail

Alias Name for identification of – – –
measurement devices
Enable this device Determines whether the Hy- Yes The Hybrid Controller takes No
brid Controller should take the measuring device into
the measuring device into account.
account for control of the
hybrid system No The Hybrid Controller takes
not the measuring device
into account.
IP address IP address of the Data Ac- 172.16.0.0 to The IP address of the –
quisition Module 172.17.255.2 Data Acquisition Module is
55 defined during commission-
ing.
Data source priority Use of the measured values Single source Connection to the device –
from the Hybrid Controller carrying out the measure-
in the event of a communi- ments is disabled. Only the
cation connection failure measured values from the
Hybrid Controller are used.
Second source Connection to the device
carrying out the measure-
ues communicated by the
device have priority. If com-
munication fails, the mea-
sured values from the Hy-
brid Controller are used.
Measurement Connection to the device
priority carrying out the measure-
ues measured by the Hy-
brid Controller have prior-
ity. In case of measurement
failure, the values communi-
cated by the device are
used.
Assign measurement Overview of the enabled Via the button [Show devices], a menu is called up in which
points devices, e.g. PV inverters devices can be enabled or disabled for the selected measure-
ment device. Furthermore, the devices that are connected to the
digital inputs of the Data Acquisition Module are configured
via this menu (see following example).
Setting of the devices on the digital inputs of the Data Acquisition Module

If the genset 1 is connected to digital input DI 1 on the Data Acquisition Module and the utility grid is connected to
digital input DI 2, then the settings on the Hybrid Controller are correct in this example.
If the utility grid is connected to digital input DI 1 on the Data Acquisition Module and the genset 1 is connected to
digital input DI 2, then the settings on the Hybrid Controller are incorrect in this example. Incorrectly configured
devices must be disabled and re-enabled with the correct settings.
5.7 Settings on the Temperature and Irradiation Sensors

Path: Home > Wizard > Meteorologic > General
value
Remaining available Remaining number of config- – – –
devices urable temperature and irradia-
tion sensors
Number of devices Number of temperature and irra- 0 to 6 – 0
diation sensors installed
Path: Home > Wizard > Meteorologic > Detail
value
Alias Name for identifying the sensor – – –
Enable device Determines whether the Hy- Yes The Hybrid Controller takes the No
brid Controller should take the sensor into account.
sensor into account for control of
the hybrid system No The Hybrid Controller takes the
sensor not into account.
Device type Type of temperature and irradia- SMA Me- Interface to the SMA Cluster Con- SMA Me-
tion sensors teo Sta- troller or SMA Inverter Manager teo Sta-
tion tion
Sunspec Communication interface speci-
Mini Met fied according to SunSpec Mod-
Model bus


value
Forcasting with sky Forecasting with sky imager Yes Data from sky imager is taken No
imager into account during PV genera-
tion forecasting.
No Data from sky imager is not taken
into account during PV genera-
tion forecasting.
IP address IP address of the sensor 172.16.x Address range defined by the –
xx.81 to Hybrid Controller for different de-
172.16.x vices (e.g. sensors)
xx.89*
Modbus UID Sensor ID for the Modbus/TCP 1 to 254 – –
protocol Is that
correct?
Apply changes to all Accepts the current settings for all – – –
devices sensors
* xxx: system-specific definition for a device that is assigned to any desired station (for further information regarding IP addresses within the
internal communication network of the hybrid system see installation manual of Hybrid Controller).
5.8 User-defined settings at digital inputs and outputs

Path: Home > Wizard > Digital Inputs/Outputs > General
The Digital Input/Output Configuration page contains freely configurable inputs and outputs to which specific
functions can be assigned:
value
Use digital in- Stop of Hybrid Con- Enabled Switch input DI 7 is used to stop the Enabled
put 7 to stop troller via switch input Hybrid Controller.
the FSC system DI 7* When this function is activated, the pa-
rameters Signal mode and Stop
mode appear.
Disabled Switch input DI 7 is not used to stop the
Hybrid Controller. The parameters Sig-
nal mode and Stop mode disappear.
Signal mode Tripping signal or Normally open Tripping signal is the enabling of the Normally
switching procedure connected signal generator. closed
Normally closed Tripping signal is the disabling of the
connected signal generator.


value
Stop mode Stop mode Fast stop Fast stop: PV power plant is discon- Fast stop
nected from the grid immediately.
Slow Stop Slow stop: The output power of the PV
power plant is reduced gradually and
then the PV power plant is discon-
nected from the grid.
* To enable use of the Digital Input 7 Configuration function, switch input DI 7 must be connected (see product installation manual).
Custom input configuration

Parameters Value Explanation
Custom Input DI05 GCB Gen#5 Feedback from the generator switch of genset 5
Ripple control receiver K1 Signal output K1 of the ripple control receiver
Custom Input DI06 GCB Gen#6 Feedback from the generator switch of genset 6
Custom Input DI09 Not used No function
GCB Gen#7 Feedback from the generator switch of genset 7
Black start request External black-start request (e.g. from a control system)
Custom Input DI10 Not used No function
GCB Gen#8 Feedback from the generator switch of genset 8
Custom output configuration

Parameters Value Explanation
Custom output DO01 Not used No function
Black start done The message appears that the black start was successful.
Custom output DO02 Not used No function
Alarm output Message appears that the Hybrid Controller received an
error message.

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6.1 Genset control
6.1.1 Parameters for the Minimum Genset Load
Path: Home > Control Functions > Genset > Minimum genset load
value
DbTolPc Deadband for error output re- -100% to 100% – 10 %
lated to the minimum genset load-
ing threshold in %.
DbTolTm Deadband timer for error output 0.1 s to 3600 s – 60 s
in seconds
GenPwrAtMinPc Minimum genset loading of the 0% to 100% – 30 %
genset system in % of the rated
genset active power
RampTmGenPwrAt- Adjustment time of the rated 1 s to 60 s – 10 s
Nom genset active power in seconds
SpntOfsPc Setpoint offset related to the mini- -100% to 100% – 0 %
mum genset loading threshold in
%
6.1.2 Parameters for Reverse Power Protection of the Gensets

Path: Home > Control Functions > Genset > Reverse Power Protection
value
Enable Enable the Reverse Power Pro- Yes Enables the function No
tection function.
No Disables the function
ErrTolDevMinPc Tolerance for error detection -100% to +100 – -10 %
upon device reverse power in %
of the rated active genset power
in kW
ErrTolDevMinTm Timer for error output upon de- 0.1 s to 60 s – 1 s
vice reverse power in seconds.
WarTolDevMinPc Tolerance for warning detection -100% to +100 – -5 %
upon device reverse power in %
of the rated active genset power
in kW
WarTolDevMinTm Timer for warning output upon 0.1 s to 60 s – 2 s
device reverse power in seconds

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value
ErrTolTotPc Tolerance for error detection -100% to +100 – -10 %
upon total reverse power in % of
the rated active genset power in
kW
ErrTolTotTm Timer for error output upon total 0.1 s to 60 s – 1 s
reverse power in seconds
WarTolTotPc Tolerance for warning detection -100% to +100 – -5 %
upon total reverse power in % of
the rated active genset power in
kW
WarTolTotTm Timer for warning output upon to- 0.1 s to 60 s – 2 s
tal reverse power in seconds
6.1.3 Parameters for the Supply of Sufficient Reserve Power via Gensets
Path: Home > Control Functions > Genset > Genset power management
value
Enable Enables the Genset Power Yes Enables the function Yes
Management function.
PwrMngmtMode Select the mode for power Off Off Off
management (for information If the function Genset setpoint
on power management, see mechanism is enabled, this
technical information "Use of value is recommended (see Sec-
Gensets in hybrid systems tion 5.2, page 30).
with SMA Hybrid Controller")
Relative to the Relative power management of
remaining gensets as a percentage of the
gensets active genset load: In the case of
switch-off, the remaining rated
power of the gensets remaining
after switch-off is taken into ac-
count.
Relative to the Relative power management of
available gensets as a percentage of the
gensets active genset load: In the case of
switch-off, the rated power of the
currently active gensets is taken
into account.
Absolute Power Absolute power management of
Management gensets to comply with a speci-
fied absolute reserve power of
the total system in kW.


value
GenTrshldTopPc Switch-on threshold for rela- 10% to 110% – 90 %
tive genset power manage-
ment in % of the /n active
genset rated power.
GenTrshldTopAbs Switch-on threshold for abso- 0 kW to – 10 kW
lute genset power manage- 100000 kW
ment in kW
GenTrshldBotPc Switch-off threshold for rela- 0% to 90% – 35 %
tive genset power manage-
ment in relation to the rated
active power of the gensets in
%
GenTrshldBotAbs Switch-off threshold for abso- 0 kW to – 20 kW
lute genset power manage- 100000 kW
ment in kW
SysTmResHigh System timer for detection of 0 s to 900 s – 300 s
excessive reserve power pro-
vided by the gensets in s
SysDbResHigh System deadband for exces- -100% to – 10 %
sive reserve power detection +100%
in % of rated active power of
gensets (related to the sum of
the rated powers of all active
gensets)
SysTmResLow System timer for detection of 0 s to 900 s – 90 s
insufficient reserve power pro-
vided by the gensets
SysDbResLow System deadband for insuffi- -100% to – 10 %
cient reserve power detection +100%
in % of rated active power of
gensets (related to the sum of
the rated powers of all active
gensets)
LoadPwrAtResReq Load required spinning re- 0 kW to – 10 kW
serve request 100000 kW


value
SimultaneousPc Simultaneous factor for Gen- 0% to 100% – 50 %
PwrAtResSpnt while PV is re-
questing more ResPwr in % of
LoadPwrAtRes
The value 0% means that the
events do not occur at the
same time. If the events do
not occur at the same time,
the Hybrid Controller does
not have to provide as much
reserve power.
BatPwrAtRes- Percentage of the available 0% to 120% – 70 %
MaxPc reserve power from battery
system which shall be consid-
ered for reserve power man-
agement
GenResPwrThrsld Threshold for preventing over- 50% to 120% – 90 %
loading of the gensets
If this threshold is exceeded,
the storage systems feeds in
electrical power. This is to
prevent overloading of the
gensets.
PvPwrAt- Minimum PV feed-in power 0 kW to – 0 kW
SafeModeMin when the hybrid system is in 100000 kW
SAFETY mode.
EnaHinderGenStr Enables a delayed genset Yes Enables the function No
start
SocEnaHinderGen- Lower limit of the battery state 5% to 95% – 10 %
Str of charge (SOC)
From this limit on, the start of
the gensets is no longer re-
stricted.
HinderGen- Limiting value for delayed 40% to 120% – 80 %
StrThrsld start of gensets in relation to
the sum of the rated power of
all gensets


value
EnaParamCheck Enables the parameter check Yes Parameter check is running. Yes
of LoadPwrAtResReq and
GenResPwrThrsld No Parameter check is not running.
During operation, an unfavor-

able ratio LoadPwrAtRes-
Req and GenResPwrThrsld
can prevent the gensets from
starting. To start the gensets,
the ratio between LoadP-
wrAtResReq and GenResP-
wrThrsld is checked. Gen-
ResPwrThrsld is increased if
necessary.
6.2 Control of PV and battery inverters

6.2.1 Parameters for Power Factor Control for the Gensets Using the Reactive
Power Release of the PV Inverters
Path: Home > Control Functions > PV & Battery > Fixed CosPhi
value
Enable Enable function. Yes Enables the function* Yes
CosPhiSpntGen Setpoint for power factor at con- 0.1 to 1 – 0.9
nection point of genset system
CosPhiSpntGrid Setpoint for power factor at grid- 0.1 to 1 – 0.9
connection point
EnaExtCosPhiSpnt Enables the external cos phi set- Yes Enables the function* No
point via Modbus/TCP
CosPhiLimLo Minimum value for cos phi 0.5 to 1 – 0.8
If the external setpoint for cos phi
is smaller than CosPhiLimLo, the
setpoint is raised to
CosPhiLimLo.
CosPhiSignMod Defines the signal for cos phi set- SMA The setpoint for cos phi is SMA
point forwarded unchanged.
IEEE The setpoint for cos phi is
forwarded in negated
form (multiplication with
factor -1).
* When the function Reactive Power Control is activated, the function Reactive Power Management must be deactivated (see
Section 6.2.2, page 58).

6.2.2 Control of the PV Power Plant Reactive Power According to Electrical

Consumption
Path: Home > Control Functions > PV & Battery > Reactive Power Management
value
Enable Enables this function Yes Enables the function* Yes
RpmIslandMode Selects the mode of this function Off Reactive power manage- Off
in case of island operation ment for island operation
is deactivated.
Fixed CosPhi Reactive power manage-
ment for island operation
with set power factor
Load CosPhi Reactive power manage-
ment for island operation
with load-dependent
power factor
FixedCosPhiIsland Fixed cosPhi in island operation -1 to +1 – 0.900
(only active if selected in RpmIs-
landMode)
This parameter is only valid if the
parameter RpmIslandMode is
set to Fixed CosPhi.
RpmGridMode Determines the mode of this func- Off Reactive power manage- Fixed
tion in case of grid operation ment for operation in the CosPhi
utility grid is disabled.
Fixed CosPhi Reactive power manage-
ment for operation in the
utility grid with set power
factor
Load CosPhi Reactive power manage-
ment for operation in the
utility grid with load-de-
pendent power factor
FixedCosPhiGrid Fixed cosPhi in grid operation -1 to +1 – +0.900
(only active if selected in Rpm-
GridMode)
This parameter is only valid if the
parameter RpmGridMode is set
to Fixed CosPhi.
PvCosPhiMinOx Minimum overexcited power fac- 0 to +1 – 0.8
tor which the PV inverters can
provide


value
PvCosPhiMinUx Minimum underexcited power 0 to +1 – 0.8
factor which the PV inverters can
provide.
GenCosPhiWarOx If the genset system exceeds this 0 to +1 – 0.800
power factor threshold, a warn-
ing message is generated after a
certain time has elapsed Gen-
CosPhiWarTm.
GenCosPhiWarTm If the genset system exceeds the 0 s to 86400 s – 10.0 s
power factor GenCosPhi-
WarOx or falls below the power
factor GenCosPhiWarUx, a
warning message is generated
after a certain time has elapsed.
GenCosPhiWarUx If the genset system falls below -1 to 0 – -0.800
this power factor threshold, a
after a certain time has elapsed
GenCosPhiWarTm.
GridCosPhiWarOx If the utility grid falls below this 0 to +1 – 0.700
power factor threshold, a warn-
ing is generated after a certain
time has elapsed GridCosPhi-
WarTm.
GridCosPhiWarUx If the utility grid exceeds the -1 to 0 – -0.700
power factor GridCosPhi-
WarOx or falls below the power
factor GridCosPhiWarUx, a
after a certain time has elapsed.
GridCosPhiWarTm If the utility grid falls below this 0 s to 86400 s – 10.0 s
power factor, a warning mes-
sage is generated after a certain
time has elapsed GridCosPhi-
WarTm.
FixedCosPhiBat Fixed cosPhi in grid operation 0 to 1 – 0.900
(only active if selected in Rpm-
GridMode)
* When the function Reactive Power Management is enabled, the function Reactive Power Control must be disabled (see
Section 6.2.1, page 57).
6.2.3 State-Of-Charge Control of the Battery

The parameters of the function State of charge can only be set if a battery inverter has been installed.

Path: Home > Control Functions > PV & Battery > State of charge
value
Enable Enables this function Yes Enables the function Yes
UsePvPwr Use of excess PV power for bat- Yes The battery is ideally Yes
tery charging charged with PV en-
It is advisable to always charge ergy.
the battery with excess PV en- No The battery is ideally
ergy. charged from gensets
or the utility grid
UseFullPvPwr Enables the battery charging with Yes Battery charging with No
the entire PV power. PV energy is enabled.
No Battery charging with
PV energy is dis-
abled.
HysPc Hysteresis of SOC range: 0% to 100% – 5 %
• If the battery state of charge
falls below the value of the
parameter SocLimLoPc, the
Hybrid Controller begins to
charge the battery.
• If the battery state of charge
exceeds the sum of the
parameters SocLimLoPc
and HysPc, the
Hybrid Controller stops
charging the battery.
SocLimHiPc Upper limit of SOC range 0% to 100% – 80 %
SocLimLoPc Lower limit of SOC range 0% to 100% – 60 %
PwrAtChrMaxPc Maximum setpoint of the Hy- 0% to 100% – 10 %
brid Controller to charge the bat-
tery based on the available elec-
tric power of all battery inverters
PwrAtDisMaxPc Maximum setpoint of the Hy- 0% to 100% 10 %
brid Controller to discharge the
battery based on the available
electric power of all battery in-
verters
ChrFromGenTm Time until charging the batteries 0 s to 86400 s – 21600 s
with electrical power from the
gensets or from the utility grid

6.2.4 Setpoints for the Storage System According to the Rise and Drop of PV
Power
The parameters of the function Ramp rate control can only be set if a battery inverter has been installed.
When using a storage system in hybrid systems: Measurement of PV power via the
measurement inputs of the Hybrid Controller
If a storage system is implemented in the hybrid system, the Hybrid Controller has to calculate the setpoints of the
storage system for the charging and discharging of the battery depending on the PV power. To correctly calculate
the setpoints, the Hybrid Controller requires the data of the PV power in a very high temporal resolution.
For this, a current measurement input and a voltage measurement input of the Hybrid Controller or of the optional
Data Acquisition Module must be used for capturing the PV power. The data transmitted via the internal
communication network of the hybrid system do not have the required resolution.
Path: Home: Control Functions > PV & Battery > Ramp Rate Control
value
Enable Enable this function Yes Enables the function Yes
EnaLoadRamping Enables the slow adjustment of Yes Enables the function No
the hybrid system to load fluctua-
tions No Disables the function
FallRateMax Maximum permitted rate for PV 0 kW/s to – 10 kW/s

drop. 100000 kW/s
If there is a greater drop in PV
power, electrical power must be
supplied by the battery.
RiseRateMax Maximum permitted rate for PV 0 kW/s to – 10 kW/s
rise. 100000 kW/s
If there is a greater rise in PV
power, electrical power must be
stored in the battery.
PwrAtChrMax Maximum charging power for 0 kW/s to – 500 kW
limitation of calculated setpoint 100000 kW/s
PwrAtDisMax Maximum discharging power for 0 kW/s to – 500 kW
limitation of calculated setpoint 100000 kW/s
StrThrsld Minimum change of PV power to 0 kW to – 1 kW
which the Hybrid Controller re- 100000 kW
sponds by increasing or decreas-
ing battery power.
6.2.5 Enables function BatChrCtrl. Default ON

The parameters on the page Energy Shifting can only be set if a battery inverter has been installed.

Path: Home > Control Functions > PV & Battery > Energy Shifting
value
Enable Enables this function Yes Enables the function Yes
UseFullPVPwr Enables the battery charging with Yes Battery charging with No
the entire PV power. PV energy is enabled.
No Battery charging with
PV energy is dis-
abled.
EnaDisWithPv Enables the discharge of the bat- Yes The discharge of the No
tery when PV power is available. battery is enabled
Only if the PV power is greater when PV power is
than zero will the battery be dis- available.
charged. No The discharge of the
battery is disabled
when PV power is
available.
ChrFromPvSpntLimPc Charging the battery from PV is 0% to 100% – 50 %
limited by this value based on the
maximum charge power of the
battery system
The battery is charged when
there is surplus PV energy. The
charging setpoint of the storage
system is limited to this value.
DisBatSpntLimPc Amount of power provided by 0% to 100% – 10 %
the battery based on the maxi-
mum discharge power of the bat-
tery system
The buffered energy is released
by the storage system if too little
PV power is available. The set-
point for discharging the battery
is limited to this value.
MinDisTm Minimum time for the battery to 60 s to 200000 s – 1800 s
provide power
The energy required must be
stored in the battery.


value
TolerancePc Tolerance for reducing the MPP 0% to 100% – 5 %
power
When determining the maximum
charging power, the Hybrid Con-
troller takes the reduced MPP
power into account.
Ramp rate Rate of change of the setpoint for 1%/s to 100%/s – 2%/s
the intermediate storage
6.3 Processing of the received measured values and parameters

6.3.1 MPP Estimate for PV Power Plant
The accuracy of the MPP estimate is evaluated by the Hybrid Controller during the run time. The evaluation results are
written to the error and event file and shown on the user interface in the error dialog at the end of the day.
One of the three messages are generated once a day:
• #2122 - MPP accuracy: no evaluation due to small PV operation time
Today's operating time of the PV system was too short to carry out a proper evaluation.
• #2123 - MPP accuracy: negative/positive mismatch by xy/xy kWh
A negative or positive deviation has occurred during the calculation of the MPP power. The deviation is shown in
kWh by xy/xy. A negative deviation means that the MPP calculation is too low. A positive deviation means that
the MPP calculation is too high.
• #2124 - MPP accuracy: achieved the expected accuracy of 10%
The accuracy of the determined MPP lies within the required scope of 10%.
With this information, an adjustment of the parameters of the calculation is possible to increase accuracy.
Path: Home > Control Functions > Aggregate > MPP Estimation
Parameters Description Value Default value
EnaExtMppEst Enables the external MPP assessment of the – –
entire PV system
MppCalcGain Gain factor (can be used for calculation opti- -1000 to +1000 1
mization of the MPP power)
MppCalcOffset Offset (can be used for calculation optimiza- -100000 to 0
tion of the MPP power) +100000
MppNormOpCell- Normal operating cell temperature of the PV -100°C to +100°C 25°C
Temp* modules. Use the PV module datasheet as a
reference.
MppPwrTempCoeff* Power temperature coefficient of the PV mod- -10%/°C to +10%/ 0.1% /°C
ules. Use the PV module datasheet as a refer- °C
ence.


CalcPvPwrAtMpp** MPP power of the PV power plant measured – –
by the Hybrid Controller
When the PV power plant is not controlled,
the Hybrid Controller can measure the PV
power plant's MPP power.
CalcPvP- Current MPP power of the PV power plant es- – –
wrAtMppEst** timated by the Hybrid Controller
The Hybrid Controller estimates the PV power
plant's MPP power by means of the mea-
sured PV irradiation.
* Setting the parameters MppNormOpCellTemp and MppPwrTempCoeff in accordance with the technical data of the PV modules
enables a reliable estimation of the PV power.
** Display value (not adjustable)
6.3.2 Selecting a Measuring Point for Control

The measuring point, where voltage, frequency and power of the hybrid system are recorded, can be selected via the
POI Configuration page.
Path: Home > Control Functions > Aggregate > POI Configuration
value
FrqPoiMeasDevIdx Selection of measuring point for 1st measuring point – –
frequency measurement
2nd measuring point –
VtgPoiCalcMode Mode for voltage measurement Between L1 and L2 Measurement be- Between
tween L1 and L2 L1 and
L2
Average of all 3PH Average of all mea-
sured voltages (L1-L2,
L1-L3 and L2-L3)
VtgPoiMeasDevIdx Selection of measuring point for 1st measuring point – –
frequency measurement
PwrAtPoiCalcMode Mode for capturing the active Selected device Active power of a de- Sum of
power vice selected
devices
Sum of selected de- Sum of active power
vices of all selected de-
vices
Average of selected Average active
devices power of all selected
devices
PwrAtPoiMeasDevIdx Selection of measuring point for 1st measuring point – –
the active power measurement


value
PwrRtPoiCalcMode Mode for capturing the reactive Selected device Reactive power of a Sum of
power device selected
devices
Sum of selected de- Sum of reactive
vices power of all selected
devices
Average of selected Average reactive
devices power of all selected
devices
PwrRtPoiMeasDevIdx Selection of measuring point for 1st measuring point – –
the reactive power measurement
6.3.3 Other Parameters for Processing the Received Measured Values and
Parameters
Path: Home > Control Functions > Aggregate > Miscellaneous
value
SocAvgCalcMode Selects the mode for calculating SOC State of charge of the Energy
the state of charge of all batteries battery based on the
nominal battery ca-
pacity
Energy State of charge of the
battery as available
electrical power
SafePctPv Share of the current MPP power 0% to 100% – 20 %
of the PV plant which will still be
available in case of PV drops
6.4 Calculation of the parameters to be output

6.4.1 Setpoint Change Rate for PV Inverters and Gensets
Path: Home > Control Functions > Dispatch > Ramps
GenPwrMngmt- Maximum rate of active power 0%/s to 100%/s - 5%/s
TransRamp setpoint for PV system in case of
too low reserve power.
PvPwrAtFall- Maximum negative rate of the 0%/s to 1000%/s - 20%/s
RateMax active power setpoint for PV in-
verters in percent per second (%/
s) of related rated inverter power


PvPwrAtRiseR- Maximum positive rate of the ac- 0%/s to 1000%/s - 5%/s
ateMax tive power setpoint for PV invert-
ers in percent per second (%/s)
of related rated inverter power
BatPwrAtFall- Maximum negative rate of active 0%/s to 1000%/s - 20%/s
RateMax power setpoint for battery system
related to the actual power.
BatPwrAtRiseR- Maximum positive rate of change 0%/s to 1000%/s - 20%/s
ateMax of active power setpoint for the
storage system related to the cu-
mulated rated power of the bat-
tery inverter
PwrRtFall- Maximum negative rate of 0%/s to 1000%/s - 20%/s
RateMax change of reactive power set-
point for the hybrid system re-
lated to the cumulated rated
power of the PV and battery in-
verter
PwrRtRiseR- Maximum positive rate of change 0%/s to 1000%/s - 20%/s
ateMax of reactive power setpoint for the
hybrid system related to the cu-
mulated rated power of the PV
and battery inverter
SlowStopRamp When switching from operation 0 s to 3600 s - 20 s
mode OPERATE to STANDBY,
the Hybrid Controller reduces the
active- and reactive power set-
points for the PV power plant and
storage system according to the
parameters set on this page.
SlowStopRamp specifies the
time in which the change must be
implemented.
SafetyRampTm When switching from operation 0 s to 3600 s - 10 s
mode OPERATE to SAFETY, the
Hybrid Controller reduces the ac-
tive- and reactive power setpoints
for the PV power plant and stor-
age system according to the pa-
rameters set on this page.
SafetyRampTm specifies the
time in which the change must be
implemented.
PwrAtRateMax Maximum rate of change of ac- 1 MW/min to - 100 MW/min
tive power setpoint for entire hy- 100000 MW/min
brid system


PwrAtReset- Limiting value for the reset of the 0% to 100% - 5%
ThrsldPc active power setpoint to the cur-
rent active power value mea-
sured (related to the parameter
PwrAtNomPoi)
EnaPv- Enables a slow increase of PV No Function is disabled. No
CloudRamp power when cloud shading dis-
appears. Yes Function is enabled.
The function is based on solar ir-
radiation measured. The mode
for measuring solar irradiation is
specified by PwrAtMode. The
adjustment rate of the power is
limited by PwrAtRateMax.
PwrAtMode Defines the operating state in None PwrAtRateMax is None
which PwrAtRateMax is en- disabled.
abled.
GEN IOP Genset Isolated
Operation: Gensets
primarily supply the
hybrid system.
GRID MOP Grid Mains Opera-
tion: The utility grid
primarily supplies the
hybrid system.
GRID MOP GEN Genset Isolated
IOP Operation and
Grid Mains Opera-
and gensets primarily
supply the hybrid sys-
tem.
PwrRtRateMax Maximum rate of change of reac- 1 MW/min to - 100 MW/min
tive power setpoint for entire hy- 100000 MW/min
brid system


PwrRtMode Defines the operating state in None PwrAtRateMax is None
which PwrRtRateMax is en- disabled.
abled.
GEN IOP Genset Isolated
Operation: Gensets
primarily supply the
hybrid system.
GRID MOP Grid Mains Opera-
primarily supplies the
hybrid system.
GRID MOP GEN Battery Isolated
IOP Operation and
Grid Mains Opera-
and gensets primarily
supply the hybrid sys-
tem.
EnaExtP- Enables a SCADA system to write Yes Function is enabled. No
wrAtRateMax the maximum rate of change of
the active power via Modbus/ No Function is disabled.
TCP protocol.
EnaExtPwr- Enables a SCADA system to write Yes Function is enabled. No
RtRateMax the maximum rate of change of
the reactive power via Modbus/ No Function is disabled.
TCP protocol.
6.4.2 Options for Specifying the Reserve Power Setpoint of the Gensets
Path: Home > Control Functions > Dispatch > Genset setpoints
GenSpntTrigPctNeg The reserve power setpoint will be transmit- 0% to 10000% 20 %
ted immediately to the genset system if a neg-
ative change of the setpoint is greater than
this percentage of the connected rated
genset power.
GenSpntTrigPctPos The reserve power setpoint will be transmit- 0% to 10000% 20 %
ted immediately to the genset system if a pos-
itive change of the setpoint is greater than
this percentage of the connected rated
genset power.
GenSpntTrigTm The reserve power setpoint of the generator 0.1 s to 3600 s 120 s
system will be transmitted after this time has
elapsed in seconds.

6.4.3 Conditions for the Connection and Disconnection of the PV Inverters

Path: Home > Control Functions > Dispatch > Dynamic Inverter management
value
Enable Enable this function Yes Activates the function Yes
No Deactivates the func-
tion
GenPwrAtNomIn- Proportion of allowed nominal 0% to 500% – 200 %
vProp power of the PV inverters in rela-
tion to the total nominal power of
all connected Gensets
GridPwrAtNomIn- Proportion of allowed nominal 0% to 1000% – 200 %
vProp power of the PV inverters in rela-
tion to the nominal connection
power of the connected utility
grid
BatPwrAtNomInvProp Proportion of allowed nominal 0% to 1000% – 200 %
power of the PV inverters in rela-
tion to the nominal connection
power of all connected battery in-
verters
PwrAtNomAllowed- Maximum negative rate of the al- 0.1 kW/s to – 100 kW/
FallRate lowed nominal power of the PV 10000 kW/s s
inverters
PwrAtNomAl- Maximum negative rate of the al- 0.1 kW/s to – 100 kW/
lowedRisRate lowed nominal power of the PV 10000 kW/s s
inverters
6.4.4 Distribution of setpoints among the PV inverter

Path: Home > Control Functions > Dispatch > PV
PvRampTm Adjustment time of setpoint when start- 1 s to 300 s – 5 s
ing or shutting down PV inverters
FallbackPc In case of a communication failure, PV 1% to 100% – 10 %
inverters will feed in this percentage of
rated power.
FallbackTmPv In case of a communication failure, the 1 s to 86400 s – 20 s
PV inverter enables FallbackPc after a
certain time has elapsed.


PvPwrRtDis- Determines the mode based on which Nominal Distribution of Nominal
patchMode the setpoint for the reactive power is the setpoint
distributed to the PV inverters. based on the
rated power of
each PV in-
verter
Same CosPhi Assignment of
an uniform set-
point for the
cos φ to all PV
inverters.
6.4.5 Distribution of setpoints among the battery inverters

Path: Home > Control Functions > Dispatch > Battery
value
BatDispatch- Determines the mode based on which Power Distribution of the setpoint Energy
Mode the setpoint for the active power is dis- according to the charging
tributed to the battery inverters in the and discharging active
hybrid system. power of each battery in-
verter
Energy Distribution of the setpoint
based on the charging and
discharging energy of each
battery inverter
C rate* Distribution of the setpoints
for the ramp rates accord-
ing to the C rate of each
battery inverter
But: Distribution of the set-
points for energy still ac-
cording to the charging
and discharging energy of
each battery inverter
Nominal Distribution of the setpoint
based on the rated power
of each battery inverter
BatPwrRtDistri- Determines the mode based on which Same CosPhi Assignment of an uniform Same
butionMode the setpoint for the reactive power is setpoint for the cos φ to all CosPhi
distributed to the battery inverters. battery inverters.
Same PowerRt Distribution of the setpoint
according to the charging
and discharging reactive
power of each battery in-
verter


value
EnaSocEqual Enables the automatic compensation of No Automatic compensation of No
the states of charge.** the states of charge is dis-
abled.
Yes Automatic compensation of
the states of charge is en-
abled.
BatRampTm Adjustment time of setpoint when start- 1 s to 300 s – 5 s
ing or shutting down of battery inverters
SocRampTm The battery inverter regularly reports 1 s to 60 s – 5 s
the current state of charge to the Hy-
brid Controller.
Transmitted values are filtered within
the period SocRampTm to allow a
slow adaptation of the control process
in the Hybrid Controller.
SpntDistFilterTm Filter time constant to supplement the 1 s to 600 s – 12 s
parameter SocRampTm, which causes
an additional limitation of the ramp
rate.
SpntRedist- Percentage of the rated inverter power 0% to 10% – 1%
MaxPc that can be used for automatic com-
pensation of the states of charge.
SocDevMaxAl- Maximum permissible deviation be- 1% to 10% – 2%
lowed tween the state of charge of a battery
inverter and the average state of
charge of all battery inverters. If this
value is exceeded, the setpoint for au-
tomatically compensating the state of
charge becomes effective.
EnaInvStby Signal that makes the battery inverter No The signal is disabled. No
change to standby mode. The following
requirements must be fulfilled for this Yes The signal is enabled.
signal to be emitted:
• The setpoints for the battery
inverters must be zero.
• The function Enhanced
Frequency Response must be
disabled.
TmToStby Time delay for signal output that makes 1 s to 86400 s – 2 s
the battery inverter change to standby
mode.


value
GridOpCmd- Defines the task of the battery inverter PQ-Control The inverters control active PQ-Con-
SCS in GRID MOP*** mode and reactive power. trol
Grid forming The inverters control volt-
age and frequency. Utility
grid
* The C rate is the relation of the values Power and Energy to each other.
** Only when the parameter DispatchMode is set to Power or C-Rate, can the automatic compensation of the states of charge be
enabled.
*** GRID MOP: The utility grid primarily supplies the hybrid system.
6.4.6 Distribution of setpoints among all PV inverters

Path: Home > Control Functions > Dispatch > PV & Battery
PvBatSp- Distribution of the reactive power set- 0% to 100% – 80 %
ntSplitPc point among the PV and battery invert-
ers
Examples:
SpntSplitPc = 100%: 100% allotted to
the PV power plant and 0% to the stor-
age system.
SpntSplitPc = 0%: 0% allotted to the
PV power plant and 100% to the stor-
age system.
PwrRtDispacht- Determines the mode based on which Split percentage Specified by Split percent-
Mode the setpoint for the reactive power is setting the pa- age
distributed to the PV and battery invert- rameter PvBat-
ers. SpntSplitPc.
Nominal Specifed by set-
ting the rated
power of all ac-
tive inverters.
6.5 Access control for the utility grid

6.5.1 Control of the Grid Feed-In
Path: Home > Control Functions > Mains > Feed in protection
value
Enable Enable this function Yes Enables the function Yes
GridReleaseAllPv Inject all PV in case of connected Off Disables the function Off
grid
On Enables the function


value
FipMode Ensure a minimum active power Feed in The Hybrid Controller GridMin-
to be obtained from the grid feeds into the utility Load
grid up to the value
of PwrAtFeedIn-
Max.
GridMinLoad The Hybrid Controller
obtains power from
the utility grid up the
value of PwrAtGrid-
MinLoad.
PwrAtFeedInMax If FipMode is set Feed in, the 0 kW to – 0 kW
Hybrid Controller feeds energy 100000 kW
into the utility grid up to this
value.
PwrAtGridMinLoad If FipMode is set to GridMin- 0 kW to – 0 kW
Load, the Hybrid Controller 100000 kW
draws power from the utility grid
up to this value.
SpntOfsAbs Function output offset in case of 0 kW to – 0 kW
mismatch 100000 kW
WarTrshldAbs If this limiting value falls below 0 kW to – 0 kW
the WarThshldTm time, the Hy- 100000 kW
brid Controller generates a warn-
ing message.
ErrTrshldAbs If this limiting value falls below 0 kW to – -10 kW
the WarThshldTm time, the Hy- 100000 kW
brid Controller signals an error.
WarTrshldTm If the limiting value WarTr- 0.1 s to 86400 s – 10.0 s
shldAb is not reached within this
time period, the Hybrid Controller
generates a warning message.
If the limiting value ErrTrshldAbs
is not reached within this time pe-
riod, the Hybrid Controller gener-
ates a warning message.
ErrTrshldTm If the limiting value ErrTrshldAbs 0.1 s to 86400 s – 5.0 s
is not reached within this time pe-
riod, the Hybrid Controller gener-
ates a warning message.

6.5.2 Control of load limitation

Path: Home > Control Functions > Mains > Peak Load Shaving
value
Enable Enable the Peak Load Shaving Yes Enables the function Yes
function.
Trshld Limiting value for maximum en- 0 kW to – 0 kW
ergy supply from the utility grid 100000 kW
WarTrshldAbs Limiting value of active power of 0 kW to – 0 kW
utility grid for generating a warn- 100000 kW
ing message
WarTrshldAbs Limiting value of active power of 0.1 s to 86400 s – 10.0 s
utility grid for generating a warn-
ing message
6.5.3 Control of Ripple Control Receiver

To use the Ripple Control Receiver function, the following requirements must be fulfilled:
☐ The ripple control receiver must be connected via the digital inputs of the Hybrid Controler (see installation
manual of Hybrid Controller).
☐ The digital inputs of the Hybrid Controller for the ripple control receiver must be enabled (see Section 5.8,
page 51).

Path: Home > Control Functions > Mains > Ripple Control Receiver
A
B
C D
Figure 5: Signals of the ripple control receiver
Position Description Value Explanation Default

value
A Enable the Ripple Control Re- Yes Enables the function No
ceiver function.
B Operating state 0 to 15 Sequential numbering –
C Defined response of Hybrid Con- Not Used No valid signal: A response of Hy- Not Used
troller to the signals of the ripple brid Controller is not defined.
control receiver
Enabled The Hybrid Controller executes defined
active power limitation.
Warning The Hybrid Controller executes defined
active power limitation and generates
a warning message.
Disturbance The Hybrid Controller generates an er-
ror message and ramps down the hy-
brid system slowly. The SlowSto-
pRamp parameter defines the ramp-
down rate.
Error The Hybrid Controller generates an er-
ror message and shuts down the hybrid
system.

Position Description Value Explanation Default

value
D Active power limitation at grid- 0% to 100% – 100 %
connection point of the defined
portion of rated power (parame-
ter PwrAtNomPoi)
E Signals K1 to K4 emitted by the Green point Signals K1, K2, K3 or K4 are enabled. –
ripple control receiver
Grey point Signals K1, K2, K3 or K4 are disabled.
6.6 Battery-supported operation

6.6.1 General Settings of the Dynamic Genset Shutdown
Path: Home > Control Functions > Battery Isolated Operation > Dynamic Genset Shutdown
GenPwrAtUn- Setpoint for the total active power of the gensets 0 kW to 10 kW
loadSpnt Before the dynamic shutdown of the gensets, the Hy- 100000 kW
brid Controller transmits this setpoint to the genset con-
trollers.
MinTransTm- Minimum transmission time from the "Diesel Off" operat- 300 s to 36000 s 900 s
Dom ing mode to the "Diesel On" operating mode*
ShrtCirCurCap- Minimum of the continuous short-circuit capacity of the 0 A to 1000000 A 1000 A
TotMin entire hybrid system
ShrtCirCurCap- Optimum of the continuous short-circuit capacity of the 0 A to 1000000 A 1500 A
TotOpt entire hybrid system
SocConBat- Maximum permissible deviation between the states of 1% to 99% 10 %
GfDiffMax charge of all battery inverters
If this threshold is exceeded, the Hybrid Controller cannot
enable the dynamic shutdown.
TransTm Transition period to "Diesel Off" operating mode (time re- 1 s to 300 s 20 s
quired to ramp down the gensets)
* Operating mode "Diesel Off": Gensets are running. Operating mode "Diesel On": Gensets are not running.
6.6.2 Parameters for PV Yield Forecast

Path: Home > Control Functions > Battery Isolated Operation > Energy Management
value
Enable Activates the Energy Management func- Yes Enables the function No
tion.
AutoMode Enables the automatic switch to battery-sup- Yes Automatic switch is No
ported operation. possible.
No Automatic switch is
not possible.


value
GeoCoordLat Latitude at which the hybrid system is in- -90° to +90° – 51.31 °*
stalled.
GeoCoordLong Longitude at which the hybrid system is in- -180° to – 9.48 °*
stalled. +180°
PvModB Orientation of the PV modules with regard to 0° to 180° 0°: Orientation to the 180 °*
the north direction (azimuth) north
180°: Orientation to
the south
PvModH Orientation of the PV modules with regard to 0° to 90° – 5 °
the horizon
MinDomTm Minimum time for the operating mode "Diesel 300 s to – 1800 s
Off" which is necessary for an automatic 36000 s
transmission
AvgLoad Average electrical consumption for forecast- 1 kW to – 500 kW
ing the time that the hybrid system can re- 10000 kW
main in the "Diesel Off" operating mode to
estimate the projected charging energy
* Example for Kassel
6.6.3 Parameters for Frequency Control

Path: Home > Control Functions > Battery Isolated Operation > Frequency Control
value
Enable Activates the Frequency Con- Yes Enables the function No
trol function.
FrqFilterTm Filter time constant for measuring 0.1 s to 30.0 s – 3.0 s
the current frequency
FrqMaxWar Warning threshold for overfre- 40 Hz to 70 Hz – 52 Hz
quency
FrqMinWar Warning threshold for underfre- 40 Hz to 70 Hz – 48 Hz
quency
FrqNom Rated frequency of hybrid system 40 Hz to 70 Hz – 50 Hz
FrqOfsGenSync Frequency offset for synchroniz- -0.5 Hz to +0.5 Hz – -0.05 Hz
ing the gensets to the local utility
grid
FrqOfsGridSync Frequency offset for synchroniz- -0.2 Hz to +0.2 Hz +0.05 H
ing the utility grid to the local util- z
ity grid
FrqSpnt Frequency setpoint in the "Diesel 40 Hz to 70 Hz – 50 Hz
Off" operating mode


value
IntGain Integral gain for the control share 0 to 500 – 1
IntLimAwu Threshold for the integral share of 0 to 2 – 0.2
frequency control, e.g.:
• IntLimAwu=1: The battery
inverter's entire active power
may be used for the
frequency control.
• IntLimAwu=0.2: 20% of
the battery inverter's active
power may be used for the
frequency control.
PropGain Proportional gain for the control 0 to 100 – 1
share
6.6.4 Parameters for Voltage Control

Path: Home > Control Functions > Battery Isolated Operation > Voltage Control
value
Enable Enables the Voltage Control Yes Enables the function No
function.
voltage control
share
VtgFilter Tm Filter time constant for measuring 0.1 s to 30.0 s – 3.0 s
the current voltage
VtgMaxWar Warning threshold for overvolt- 1 V to 100000 V – 450 V
age
VtgMinWar Warning threshold for undervolt- 1 V to 100000 V – 330 V
age
VtgNom Rated voltage of hybrid system 1 V to 220000 V – 400 V
VtgOfsGenSync Voltage offset for synchronizing -1000 V to 1000 V – -2.0 V
the gensets to the local utility grid
VtgSpnt Voltage setpoint in the "Diesel 1 V to 100000 V – 400 V
Off" operating mode
6.6.5 Parameter for black start

This section describes the parameter settings that must be set for the preparation of a black start (further information for
black-start execution see user manual of Hybrid Controller).

Path: Home > Control Functions > Battery Isolated Operation > Black Start
value
AvgLoadPc Necessary power of black start- 0.01% to 1000% – 70 %
capable inverters in % related to
the estimated minimum demand
of the electrical loads
VtgRampUpTm Ramp-up time of VtgSpntStrUp 0.01 s to 30 s – 5 s
for nominal voltage of hybrid sys-
tem during BlackStart_RampUp
VtgSpntStrUpPc Voltage setpoint for black-start 0.01% to 130% – 20 %
preparation in % related to nomi-
nal voltage of hybrid system
6.7 Functions for grid support

6.7.1 General Functions for Grid Support
Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > Gridservice
value
EnaExtAtSpnt Defines whether the charging and dis- Yes Enables the function No
charging of battery is based on an ac-
tive power setpoint. Energy is drawn No Disables the function
from or fed into the utility grid during
the charging and discharging process.
The setpoint source is defined by the
ExtSpntSrc parameter.
EnaExtRtSpnt Defines whether the charging and dis- Yes Enables the function No
charging of battery is based on a reac-
tive power setpoint. Energy is drawn No Disables the function
from or fed into the utility grid during
the charging and discharging process.
The setpoint source is defined by the
ExtSpntSrc parameter.
ExtSpntSrc Selection of the source for external set- None No source None
points
SCADA SCADA system
Schedule Schedule*


value
EnaRestoreSoc Defines whether the Hybrid Controller Yes Enables the function No
optimizes the battery state of charge
according to the state-of-charge-depen- No Disables the function
dent P(f) characteristic curves.
The state-of-charge-dependent P(f) char-
acteristic curves are stored in the Hy-
brid Controller. They define the opti-
mization goals for the battery state of
charge.
RampTm Time required for adjustment of set- 0 s to 3600 s – 5 s
points of active- and reactive power
The specifications in the time schedule
provide defined setpoints for active and
reactive power for certain periods of
time. To avoid unwanted grid interfer-
ences, these specifications must be im-
plemented by gradually adjusting the
setpoint.
FrqPoiFilterTm Filter time constant for current fre- 0 s to 60 s – 0 s
quency
Every frequency change follows a de-
fined time/frequency curve. The filter
time constant defines the point in time
at which 67% of the required fre-
quency change must be reached.
PwrAtNomPoi Rated active power at a certain mea- 1 kW to – 50000
suring point (defined by POI Configu- 100000 kW kW
ration)
PwrApPri- Setpoint of reference value for limita- Off No setpoint Active
oMode tion of apparent power Power
Active Power Active power
Reactive Power Apparent power
CosPhiMinPoi Minimum power factor at a certain 0 to 1 – 0
measuring point (defined by POI Con-
figuration)
If CosPhiMinPoi is set to 0, the limita-
tion is disabled.
PwrApNomPoi Limitation of apparent power at the se- 0 kVA to – 2000 kV
lected measuring point 1000000 kVA A
PwrRtNomPoi Limitation of reactive power at the se- 0 kVAr to – 1000 kV
lected measuring point 1000000 kVAr Ar
PwrAtPoiFil- Filter time constant for measuring the 0 s to 600 s – 0 s
terTm current active power


value
PwrRtPoiFil- Filter time constant for measuring the 0 s to 600 s – 0 s
terTm current reactive power
* The time schedule defines parameter settings depending on date and time (further information on time schedule see user manual of
Hybrid Controller).
6.7.2 Parameter for the extended P(f) characteristic curve of the battery
inverters
The function Enhanced Frequency Response controls the active power setpoints for battery inverters according to
the extended P(f) characteristic curve. The extended P(f) characteristic curve is only defined for use with the
Hybrid Controller in Great Britain.
Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > Enhanced Frequency Response
Enable Enable the Enhanced Frequency Re- No Disables the No
sponse function. function
Yes Enables the
function
MaxPwrDelTm Defines a time period: The maximum 60 s to 86400 s – 900 s
active power must be available during
this time period.
NoOfCurves Number of state-of-charge-dependent 1 to 3 – 3
P(f) characteristic curves
NoOfPoints Number of characteristic curve points 1 to 10 – 7
P(f) characteristic curve
PwrAtChrMaxP Maximum charging power defined by 0% to 100% – 10 %
c the extended P(f) characteristic curve.
This maximum charging power de-
pends on the active power that is set
via the PwrAtNomPoi parameter.
PwrAtDis- Maximum discharging power defined 0% to 100% – 10 %
MaxPc by the extended P(f) characteristic
curve.


RecoveryTm Setpoint of recovery time 60 s to 86400 s – 1800 s
After the hybrid system delivered the
maximum feed-in or grid-supplied
power via MaxPwrDelTm, the hybrid
system requires a recovery time. This re-
covery time is used to charge or dis-
charge the battery. After the recovery
time, the Hybrid Controller re-enables
the extended P(f) characteristic curve.
FrqOffsets 1-5 Characteristic curve points for fre- -5 Hz to +5 Hz – –
quency 1 to 5
FrqOffsets 6-10 Characteristic curve points for fre- -5 Hz to +5 Hz – –
quency 6 to 10
PwrAtDataPcA Characteristic curve points for inverter -100% to +100% – –
1-5 1 to 5 at the first SOC limiting value
PwrAtDataPcA Characteristic curve points for inverter -100% to +100% – –
6-10 6 to 10 at the first SOC limiting value
PwrAtDataPcB Characteristic curve points for inverter -100% to +100% – –
1-5 1 to 5 at the second SOC limiting
value
PwrAtDataPcB Characteristic curve points for inverter -100% to +100% – –
6-10 6 to 10 at the second SOC limiting
value
PwrAtDataPcC Characteristic curve points for inverter -100% to +100% – –
1-5 1 to 5 at the third SOC limiting value
PwrAtDataPcC Characteristic curve points for inverter -100% to +100% – –
6-10 6 to 10 at the third SOC limiting value
SocBreakpoints SOC thresholds 0% to 100% – –
DoSocMgmtln- Enables the function SocMgmt No Disables the No
FrqDb The SocMgmt function is only valid if function
the frequency lies within the deadband Yes Enables the
of the P(f) characteristic curve (see Sec- function
tion 6.7.3, page 82).
6.7.3 Parameter for basic P(f) characteristic curve of the battery inverters
The function Firm Frequency Response controls the active power setpoints for battery inverters according to the
basic P(f) characteristic curve.

Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > Firm Frequency Response
value
Enable Enable the Firm Frequency Re- No Disables the function No
sponse function.
Yes Enables the function
FrqDbHi Upper frequency threshold of the dead- 0 Hz to 5 Hz – 0.015
band Hz
FrqDbLo Lower frequency threshold of the dead- −5 Hz to – 0.015
band 50 Hz Hz
DbForm Type of deadband Ramp to zero Slow adjustment to the zero Ramp to
value of the P(f) characteris- zero
tic curve
Jump to zero Jump to the zero value of
the P(f) characteristic curve
FrqSpnt Target value of frequency 0 Hz to – 50 Hz
100 Hz
RecoveryTm Setpoint of recovery time 60 s to – 1800 s
After the hybrid system delivered the 86400 s
maximum feed-in or grid-supplied
power via MaxPwrDelTm, the hybrid
system requires a recovery time. This re-
covery time is used to charge or dis-
charge the battery. After the recovery
time, the Hybrid Controller re-enables
the extended P(f) characteristic curve.
FrqOffsets 1-5 Characteristic curve points for fre- −5 Hz to – –
quency 1 to 5 +5 Hz
FrqOffsets 6-10 Characteristic curve points for fre- −5 Hz to – –
quency 6 to 10 +5 Hz
PwrAtChrMaxP Maximum charging power defined by 0% to 100% – 10 %
c the extended P(f) characteristic curve.
PwrAtChrMaxT Maximum time period in which the 0 s to 3600 s – 1800 s
m maximum charging power may be ap-
plied.
PwrAtDis- Maximum discharging power defined 0% to 100% – 10 %
MaxPc by the extended P(f) characteristic
curve.


value
PwrAtDis- Maximum time period in which the 0 s to 3600 s – 1800 c
MaxTm maximum discharging power may be
applied.
PwrAtDataPc Characteristic curve points for inverter -100% to – –
1-5 1 to 5 at the first SOC limiting value +100%
PwrAtDataPc Characteristic curve points for inverter -100% to – –
6-10 6 to 10 at the first SOC limiting value +100%
6.7.4 Parameter for primary control reserve of the battery inverters

The function Primary Control Reserve controls the active power setpoints for battery inverters according to the basic
P(f) characteristic curve.
Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice >
value
Enable Enable the Primary Control Reserve No Disables the function No
function.
Setpoint source Determines how the setpoints are set IEC 60870 Setpoints are defined in ac- IEC
from the P(f) characteristic curve for the cordance with IEC 60870. 60870
upper and lower limit of the primary re-
serve power. HMI Setpoints are entered via
this page (see parameters
MaxOverDelPc to
PwrAtUpLimPrlFb).
ComTmOut Maximum interruption time for commu- 10 s to – 60 s
nication in accordance with IEC 86400 s
60870 (e.g. with an external control
center)
If the communication is interrupted for a
longer period of time in accordance
with IEC 60870, the Hybrid Controller
falls back to the values listed on this
page.
FrqDbHi Upper frequency threshold of the dead- 0 Hz to 5 Hz – 0.010
band Hz
FrqDbLo Lower frequency threshold of the dead- −5 Hz to – 0.010
band 50 Hz Hz
FrqOffset 1 Characteristic curve point for frequency −5 Hz to – –
1 +5 Hz
FrqOffset 2 Characteristic curve point for frequency −5 Hz to – –
1 +5 Hz
MaxOverDelPc Range within the maximum primary 0% to 20% – 20 %
control reserve may be exceeded.


value
MaxUn- Range within the maximum primary 0% to 20% – 20 %
derDelPc control reserve may be undercut.
other page: 2 for deadband, 2 for
ramps, 3 for HMI/fallback
PwrAtChrDbPc Degree of freedom for charging the 0% to 100% – 75 %
battery within the deadband
PwrAtDisDbPc Degree of freedom for discharging the 0% to 100% – 75 %
battery within the deadband
PwrAtGraMax- Maximum positive active power gradi- 1 kW/s to – 1000 k
Pos ent that can be reached by the primary 100000 kW/s W/s
control reserve
PwrAtGra- Maximum positive active power gradi- 0 kW/s to – 1000 k
MaxNeg ent that can be reached by the primary 100000 kW/s W/s
control reserve
PwrAt- Fallback level: Lower active power limit 0 kW to – 1000 k
LoLimPrlFb for request of primary control reserve 10000 kW W
PwrAtSp- Fallback level: active power buffer for 0 kW to – 0 kW
ntOfsFb SOC management 10000 kW
PwrAtU- Fallback level: Upper active power limit 0 kW to – 1000 k
pLimPrlFb for request of primary control reserve 10000 kW W
6.7.5 Parameter for voltage-dependent reactive power supply of all inverters

The function Voltage Droop controls the reactive power setpoints for all inverter with regard to an Q(V) characteristic
curve.
Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > Voltage Droop
value
Enable Enable Voltage Droop function. No Disables the function No
SpntSrc Defines how the setpoints are set Parameter The setpoints result -
from the Q(V) characteristic curve from the setting of the
for the upper and lower limit of parameter VtgNom.
the primary reserve power.
SCADA The SCADA system
specifies the set-
points.
Measurement The setpoints result
from the measuring of
the grid voltage and
the set filter time for
the voltage setpoint
VtgSpntFilterTm.*


value
PwrRtDataPc [1-5] Characteristic curve points for re- −100 % to +100 % - -
active power 1 to reactive power
5 (in terms of PwrRtNomPoi)
PwrRtDataPc [6-10] Characteristic curve points for re- −100 % to +100 % - -
active power 6 to reactive power
10 (in terms of PwrRtNomPoi)
VtgBreakpoints [1-5] Characteristic curve points for −100 % to +100 % - -
voltage 1 to 5 (in terms of Vtg-
Nom)
VtgBreakpoints Characteristic curve points for −100 % to +100 % - -
[6-10] voltage 6 to 10 (in terms of Vtg-
Nom)
VtgNom Rated grid voltage 0 V to 220000 V - 400 V
VtgDbLo Lower limit of deadband as a -100% to 0% - 0%
percentage of the rated grid volt-
age
VtgDbHi Upper limit of deadband as a 0% to 100% - 0%
percentage of the rated grid volt-
age
VtgFilterTm Filter time for voltage measure- 0 to 100 s - 0 s
ment
VtgSpntFilterTm Filter time for voltage setpoint 0 to 600 s - 10 s
* If this value is selected, the filter time VtgSpntFilterTm must not be set to zero.
6.7.6 Parameter for cos phi(P) characteristic curve of all inverters

Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > CosPhi(P)
value
Enable Enable CosPhi(P) function. No Disables the function No
CosPhiModePos Defines power factor in terms of Disabled Power factor is dis- Overex-
positive active power abled. ited
Underexited Power factor is under-
excited.
Overexited Power factor is
overexcited.
CosPhiPos Power factor for positive active 0 to 1 – 0.95
power in the upper support point
of cos φ(P) characteristic curve


value
PoiLoRatioPos Lower support point of the posi- 0.1 to 1 – 0.50
tive active power related to the
value of the parameter PwrAt-
NomPoi
PoiUpRatioPos Upper support point of the posi- 0.1 to 1 – 0.85
NomPoi
CosPhiModeNeg Defines power factor in terms of Disabled Power factor is dis- Disabled
negative active power abled.
Underexited Power factor is under-
excited.
Overexited Power factor is
overexcited.
CosPhiNeg Power factor for negative active 0 to 1 – 0.95
power in the upper support point
of cos φ(P) characteristic curve
PoiLoRatioNeg Lower support point of the nega- 0.1 to 1 – −0.50
NomPoi
PoiUpRatioNeg Upper support point of the nega- 0.1 to 1 – −0.85
NomPoi
PwrAtFilterTm Filter time for current active 0 s to 600 s – 0 s
power
6.7.7 Parameter for SOC Management of Battery Inverter

Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > SOC Management
value
Enable Activates the SOC Manage- No Disables the function No
ment function.
HysPc Hysteresis of SOC limits for 0% to 100% – 1.00 %
charging and discharging of bat-
tery
PwrAtChrMaxPc Percentage of the maximum 0% to 100% – 10.00 %
available charging power to limit
the calculated setpoint CtrlGain


value
PwrAtDisMaxPc Percentage of the maximum 0% to 100% – 10.00 %
available discharging power to
limit the calculated setpoint Ctrl-
Gain
SocLimHiPc Upper limit of SOC range 0% to 100% – 60.00 %
SocLimLoPc Lower limit of SOC range 0% to 100% – 40.00 %
SocTargetPc Control target for battery state of 0% to 100% – 50 %
charge
TmToNextPeriod If the SOC band is reached 0 s to 1500 s – 300 s
within this time frame before the
next billing period, the SOC
mode is extended by one period.
6.7.8 Parameter for Grid-Voltage Control of All Inverters

Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > Grid Voltage Control
value
function.
SpntSrc Source selection for setpoint of Parameter Configuration via -
grid voltage user interface (pa-
rameter VtgSpnt)
SCADA Specifed by SCADA
system
Measurement The setpoints result
from the voltage mea-
surement and the set
filter time VtgFil-
terTm.
voltage control
share
VtgFilterTm Filter time constant for measuring 0.1 s to 30.0 s – 3.0 s
the current voltage
VtgMaxWar Warning threshold for overvolt- 1 V to 100000 V – 450 V
age


value
VtgMinWar Warning threshold for undervolt- 1 V to 100000 V – 330 V
age
VtgNom Rated voltage of hybrid system 1 V to 220000 V – 400 V
VtgSpnt Voltage setpoint in the "Diesel 1 V to 100000 V – 400 V
Off" operating mode
6.7.9 Parameter for FRT detection of all inverters

With dynamic grid support (fault ride through - FRT), the inverters support the utility grid during a grid-voltage dip. The
Hybrid Controller disables its internal PI controller for active- and reactive power settings during a grid-voltage dip.
Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > FRT Detection
value
function.
FilterTm Filter-time constant for upper and 0 s to 100 s - 0 s
lower limiting value of grid volt-
age
VtgUpLimPC Upper voltage threshold for FRT 100% to 500% - 150 %
detection related to the value of
ThrsldMode
VtgLoLimPC Upper voltage threshold for FRT 0% to 100% - 50 %
detection related to the value of
ThrsldMode
StopDelay Delay time for leaving the dy- 0 s to 3600 s - 2 s
namic gird support
ThrsldMode Selects the source for calculation Measurement The calculation of Nominal
of the upper and lower voltage voltage thresholds is
threshold. based on the mea-
sured voltage and the
filter-time setting.
Nominal The setpoints result
from the setting of the
parameter VtgNom.
6.7.10 Parameter for P(f) Characteristic Curve of all Inverters

The function Power Frequency Response controls the active power setpoints for the entire hybrid system according
to the P(f) characteristic curve.

Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > Power Frequency Response
value
Enable Enable the Power Frequency Re- No Disables the function No
sponse function.
DroopMode Defines the characteristic of the droop Nominal The active power values of -
curve the configurable P(f) char-
acteristic curve relate to the
rated system power. The
characteristic curve sends
the active power setpoint
directly depending on the
current frequency.
Hold The active power values of
the configurable P(f) char-
active power before over-
frequency occurs. The ac-
tive power values of the
P(f) characteristic curve are
multiplied by the active
power before overfre-
quency occurs.
Hold nominal The active power values of
the configurable P(f) char-
rated system power. The
P(f) characteristic curve is
shifted on the P axis in or-
der to start with the active
power before overfre-
quency occurs.
FrqOffsets Characteristic curve points for fre- - 5 Hz to 5 Hz - -
[1-10] quency 1 to 10
PwrAtDataPc Characteristic curve points for inverter 0% to 200% - -
[1-10] 1 to 10 (related to the rated system
power)
ResetMode Defines when the reset mode is en- Off Not enabled. Off
abled.
Overfrequency Enabled during overfre-
quency.
Underfre- Enabled during underfre-
quency quency.
Both frequen- Enabled during over- and
cies underfrequency.


value
ResetFrqOffset Defines the reset frequency during over- - 5 Hz to 5 Hz - -0.2 Hz
1 frequency
ResetFrqOffset Defines the reset frequency during un- - 5 Hz to 5 Hz - +0.2 Hz
2 derfrequency
ResetTm Switch-off delay for reset frequency 0 s to 3600 s - 0 s
ResetTm determines the time for which
the currently measured frequency must
be greater or less than the reset fre-
quency.
UseBatPwr Enables the consumption and supply of No Disables power output. No
active power by the battery inverters to
comply with the P(f) characteristic curve Yes Enables power output.
UnderFrqMode Mode for active power increase of bat- Unlimited The active power is not lim- Unlimited
tery inverters during underfrequency). ited.
Limited The active power is limited
by the parameter
MaxRelPwrIncrease.
MaxRelPwrIn- Maximum relative power increase re- 0% to 100% - 33.33 %
crease lated to the difference between PwrAt-
NomPoi and the active power that has
been measured before underfrequency
occurs.
OverFrqMode Mode to reduce power output of the Unlimited The power output is not lim- Unlimited
battery inverters during overfrequency. ited.
Limited The power output is limited
by the parameters Min-
PwrSpnt and MaxP-
wrDecrease.
MinPwrSpnt Minimum setpoint of electrical power 0% to 100% - 5 %
that must be reached by the P(f) char-
acteristic curve (related to PwrAtNom-
Poi)
MaxPwrDe- Maximum reduction of electrical power 0% to 100% - 10 %
crease during overfrequency (related to
PwrAtNomPoi)
6.7.11 Parameter for frequency-dependent release of active power reserve

The function Active Power Reserve controls the frequency-dependent release of active power reserve. Thereby, the
results of the functions MPP Estimation and Power Frequency Response are used as a basis and and processed
according to the specifications on this page.

Path: Home > Control Functions > Gridservice > Active Power Reserve
value
Enable Enables the Active Power Reserve No Disables the function No
function.
Delay Delay for enabling the active power re- 0 s to 72000 s - 30 s
serve
EnaExtSpnt Enables the external setpoint of the ac- No Disables setpoint. No
tive power reserve
Yes Enables setpoint.
EnaShiftMpp Enables the shift of the active power No Shift is not possible. No
limitation towards the maximum power
point (MPP) during underfrequency. Yes Shift is possible.
PwrMppFil- Filter time for current MPP 0 s to 600 s - 0 s

terTm
PwrMppThrsldP MPP power threshold for release of the 0% to 100% - 50 5
c active power reserve related to the
rated system power
PwrResMode Defines which reference value is used Setpoint The results of the function Setpoint
for active power reserve. Power Frequency Re-
sponse is used.
MPP The results of the function
MPP Estimation is used.
6.8 Parameter for PI Controller for Sending Power Setpoints to the

Inverters
Functions of the PI controller:
Function Path
Active power setpoint for PV in- Home > Control Functions > PI Controller > PV Active Power Control
verter
Active power setpoint for all bat- Home > Control Functions > PI Controller > Battery Active Power Control
tery inverters
Reactive power setpoint for all in- Home > Control Functions > PI Controller > Reactive Power Control
verters
Parameter for PI controller functions:

value
Enable Enable function. No Disables the function No


value
SysStateMode Defines the operating state of the Hy- NONE SysStateMode is not en- NONE
brid Controller in which the PI controller abled.
is active.
GEN IOP Genset Isolated Operation:
Gensets primarily supply
the hybrid system.
BAT IOP Battery Isolated Operation:
Battery inverters primarily
supply the hybrid system.
GRID MOP Grid Mains Operation: The
utility grid primarily sup-
plies the hybrid system.
GRID MOP Battery Isolated Operation
GEN IOP and Grid Mains Operation:
The utility grid and gensets
primarily supply the hybrid
system.
All All available energy
sources supply the hybrid
system.
CtrlKi Integral gain for the control share of PI −1000 to – 1.00
controller +1000
CtrlKp Integral gain for the proportional con- −1000 to – 0.00
trol share of PI controller +1000
FeedForward- The configurable offset is added to the 0 to 100000 – 0.00
Offset power setpoint.
PilotControl- 0 to 2 – 1.00
Gain
SpntDelaySam- Delays the setpoint of power control 0 to 100 – 3
ples
PiCtrlLimPc Upper and lower limit of PI controller 0% to 100% – 5%
output
The set value is assigned a positive sign
for the upper limit and a negative sign
for the lower limit.
MeasFilterTm Filter time for current measurement 0 s to 600 s – 0 s
EnaStepReset Enables the reset and holding of the in- No Disables the function No
tegrator if rapid change or overshoot-
ing is detected. Yes Enables the function


value
OvershootRe- Offset for overshoot detection: 0% to 100% – 1%
setPc • in terms of active power setpoints
related to the parameter
PwrAtNomPoi
• in terms of reactive power
setpoints related to the parameter
PwrRtNomPoi
StepReset- Threshold for detection of rapid 0% to 100% – 20 %
ThrsldPc change:
• in terms of active power setpoints
related to the parameter
PwrAtNomPoi
• in terms of reactive power
setpoints related to the parameter
PwrRtNomPoi
PoiPwrAtC- Defines which device class is specified None No setpoint None
trlMode by the active power at the selected
measuring point* PV PV inverter setpoint
Bat Battery inverter setpoint
* for further information regarding the selection of the measuring point (see Section 6.3.2, page 64)

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Power: Instantaneous value of the electrical power

Figure 2: Power: Overview of electrical power (example)

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Energy: Instantaneous values of the electrical energy

Figure 3: Power: Overview of electrical energy (example)

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4.3 Display Values of the Gensets

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4.4 Display Values of the PV Power Plant

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4.5 Storage System Display Values

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4.7 Performance Diagrams of the PV Diesel Hybrid System

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4.8 Display Values and Functions for Battery-Powered Operation

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