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Hardware operation 
3.3 Communication with the inverter 
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The Data Storage window (Figure 3-9) is used to start, stop and configure the data archiving function of 
the PowerProtect solar system. The data to be archived, the scan rate, the data length and archiving path 
are specified in this window. 
The scan rate (t
scan 
> xxs) and the data length, i.e. the period for which the data will remain stored in the 
archive file, can be freely selected (t
file 
> 1 day). Furthermore, you can define the number of panes and 
their content to suit your own needs by means of parameters in a configuration file. In the default 
configuration, the following panes are available: 
• Weather 
conditions 
• PV 
generator 
• Mains 
interface 
• Energy 
 
The archiving function in PowerProtect solar is purely a data archiving function, but does not allow 
visualization or analysis of data. 
 
Weather conditions 
All weather data available for the PV system are displayed in the Weather Conditions window. Check the 
boxes for the values that you want PowerProtect solar to store. You can select the following data (* 
provided the relevant sensors are installed in the PV system): 
• Temperature 
•  Wind velocity * 
•  Global insolation * 
 
PV Generator 
The PV Generator window displays all available information about the PV generator. Check the boxes for 
the values that you want PowerProtect solar to archive. You can select the following data (* provided the 
relevant sensors are installed in the PV system): 
•  Module temperature * 
•  Module irradiation * 
•  Voltage (V) PV Generator 
•  Current (I) PV Generator 
•  Power (P) PV Generator 
 
Mains Interface 
The Mains (Grid) Interface window displays all the available data about the grid connection. Check the 
boxes for the values that you want PowerProtect solar to archive. You can choose from the following 
values: 
• Phase 
voltage 
• Phase 
current 
•  Phase reactive current 
•  Phase apparent power 
• Total 
active 
power 
•  Total reactive power 
•  Total apparent power