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Energy Cloud
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Foreword User Manual
Foreword
Summaries
Thank you for choosing the Kehua's energy cloud product!
This document gives a description of the energy cloud, including basic interface and operation
illustration.
Please save the manual after reading, in order to consult in the future.
Symbol Conventions
The manual quotes the safety symbols, these symbols used to prompt users to comply with safety
matters during installation, operation and maintenance. Safety symbol meaningas follows.
Symbol Description
Alerts you to a high risk hazard that could, if not avoided, result in
serious injury or death.
Alerts you to a medium or low risk hazard that could, if not

avoided, result in moderate or minor injury.
Alerts you to a potentially hazardous situation that could, if not

avoided, result in equipment damage, data loss, performance
deterioration, or unanticipated results.
Anti-static prompting.
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Provides a tip that may help you solve a problem or save time.
Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement

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Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue contains all the changes
made in earlier issues.
Issue 001 (2019-11-26)
First issue.
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Contents User Manual
Contents
1 System Overview .......................................................................................................................... 6

1.1 System Environment ........................................................................................................................................ 6
2 First Use and Configuration........................................................................................................ 7

2.1 First Use ........................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Account Setting ................................................................................................................................................ 8
2.3 System Setting Procedure............................................................................................................................... 11
3 Interface Illustration ................................................................................................................... 13

3.1 Monitor Center ............................................................................................................................................... 13
3.1.1 My Overview ........................................................................................................................................ 13
3.1.2 Monitoring ............................................................................................................................................ 13
3.1.3 Current Event ........................................................................................................................................ 17
3.2 Data Report .................................................................................................................................................... 19
3.2.1 Site Data ................................................................................................................................................ 19
3.2.2 Device Data........................................................................................................................................... 20
3.2.3 History Event ........................................................................................................................................ 20
3.2.4 Report Management .............................................................................................................................. 21
3.3 Operation and Maintenance Management ...................................................................................................... 23
3.3.1 Agent Management ............................................................................................................................... 23
3.3.2 User Manaement ................................................................................................................................... 26
3.3.3 Plant Management ................................................................................................................................ 29
3.3.4 Collector Management .......................................................................................................................... 32
3.3.5 Collector Upgrade ................................................................................................................................. 35
3.3.6 Inverter Management ............................................................................................................................ 38
3.3.7 Inverter Control ..................................................................................................................................... 39
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3.3.8 Inverter Upgrade ................................................................................................................................... 41
3.4 Organization Management ............................................................................................................................. 44
3.4.1 Employee Management......................................................................................................................... 44
3.4.2 Group Management............................................................................................................................... 47
3.5 Log Management ........................................................................................................................................... 50
3.5.1 System Scheduling Log ........................................................................................................................ 50
3.5.2 User Operaion Log ................................................................................................................................ 51
3.5.3 Device Log ............................................................................................................................................ 52
3.5.4 Remote Log........................................................................................................................................... 53
3.5.5 Log Download ...................................................................................................................................... 54
3.6 Platform Management .................................................................................................................................... 55
3.6.1 Dispatch Task Management .................................................................................................................. 55
3.6.2 System Parameter Configuration .......................................................................................................... 56
3.6.3 Data Dictionary Management ............................................................................................................... 57
3.6.4 118N Configuration .............................................................................................................................. 60
3.7 Protocol Management .................................................................................................................................... 64
3.7.1 Protocol Configuration .......................................................................................................................... 64
3.7.2 Protocol Template Configuration .......................................................................................................... 66
3.7.3 Event Configuration .............................................................................................................................. 71
3.8 Background Debug......................................................................................................................................... 72
3.8.1 Communication Debugging .................................................................................................................. 72
3.8.2 Custom Debugging ............................................................................................................................... 73
3.8.3 Redis ........................................................................................................................ 错误!未定义书签。
3.8.4 Fault Wave ............................................................................................................................................ 73
3.8.5 UI Curve ............................................................................................................................................... 74
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1 System Overview User Manual
1 System Overview
1.1 System Environment

Kehua's energy cloud system is suitable but not only for following browsers:
 Fierfox 43+
 Chrome39+
The browser with old version may have compatibility issues. In order to achieve the best display
results, it is recommended to use the latest version of each browser.
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User Manual 2 First Use and Configuration
2 First Use and Configuration
2.1 First Use

After connecting with network normally, enter the network address of Kehua's Energy Cloud into the
browser and then open the Kehua's energy cloud system.
Figure2-1 Login page1
Click Agent to enter login page, and then enter account and password, click Login button to enter the
system.
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Figure2-2 Login page 2
In order to open the system successfully, ensure that the used computer has been connected to public
network.
2.2 Account Setting

Agent administrator can do following operation for user account and authority in organization
management page: edit, delete, disable, inquire, reset password, set user authority, etc, as shown in
Figure2-3.

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Figure2-3 Employee management page
Administrator can add, edit, delete, inquire the user authority and set the gerenal authority in group
management page, as shown in Figure2-4.
Figure2-4 Group management page
Click the Set general authority button at the top right corner, it will turn to corresponding setting
page, as shown in Figure2-5.

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Figure2-5 General authority setting page
If employee user forgot the login password, agent administrator can reset the password and then login
the system with initial password, also, user can use the forget password function in login page, and
modify the password via mobile phone or email to obtain the veritification code, as shown in
Figure2-6.
Figure2-6 Forget password page

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To safety consideration, it is suggested to modify the password when first login. Click user name at
the top right corner- modify password, and it will popup the password modifying box, as shown in
Figure2-7, Figure2-8.
Figure2-7 User name submenu
Figure2-8 Modify password
2.3 System Configuration Procedure

When the manufacturer administrator first login the system, we suggest setting the system as follows.

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1. Operation and maintenance management: set the system agent, plant, etc; check the APP user;
control the inverter, add collector, authorize agent etc, and manage and update the inverter and
collector.
2. Protocol management: configure the device protocol that system used. Set the inverter's data
display and alarm event level in the protocol.
3. Organization management: set the system user and assign authority for user.
4. Monitor center: check my overview, monitoring site, device's real-time information and real-time
alarm.
5. Data report: check the history data, statistic data and history alarm, manage the report and export
the report, etc.
6. Platform management: set the system's dispatch task, parameter, data dictionary and 118N
configuration.
7. Log management: includes system scheduling log, user operation log, device log, remote control
log and log download, etc.
8. Background debug: provides device's cache data query and delete function, communication
debug, custom debug, UI curve and fault wave, etc.

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3 Interface Illustration
3.1 Monitor Center

Monitor center includes my overview, monitoring and current event.
3.1.1 My Overview
My overview page shows the plant, power generation etc statistics data, including plant's overview,
power generation trends, maintenance statistics, power generation statistics, plant analysis, plant
ranking, reduce emissions, device overview, etc.
Figure3-1 My overview page
3.1.2 Monitoring
Monitoring page shows corresponding statistic data in accordance with agent and area, including
statistic chart (power generation of current day, current month and current year), key index data,
alarm quantity statistic of different level.

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Figure3-2 Station monitor page (card mode)
Click list mode button at right middle of the page, it will turn to list mode to show the information of
the plant.
Figure3-3 Station monitor page (list mode)
Click specific plant name, user can check the plant's inverter, collector and plant information and
statistic data, including curve statistic chart (power generation, power consumption and power
grid-tied of current day), key index, alarm amount statistic of different level.

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Inverter's details
Figure3-4 Inverter's details (card mode)
Click the list mode button at right middle of the page, it will turn to list mode to show the
information of the inverter, as shown in Figure3-5.
Figure3-5 Inverter's details (list mode)
Click corresponding S/N of the inverter, user can check the inverter's data and alarm.

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Figure3-6 Inverter data
Collector details
Click collector details, it shows the collector's information in card mode.
Figure3-7 Collector details (card mode)
Click the list mode button at right middle of the page, it will turn to list mode to show the
information of the collector.

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Figure3-8 Collector details (list mode)
Plant information
Click plant information, it shows the plant's basic information, related information and local weather.
Figure3-9 Plant information page
3.1.3 Current Event

In my overview page, click new alarm, the popup prompts window at the right bottom of the page
shows real-time alarm event, click More... to show all real-time alarms page. The alarms which have
been confirmed will not be showed in the popup prompts window, they just showed in current event.

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Figure3-10 New alarm window
Click Event icon in the popup prompts window, it will show the alarm details. Click Alarm confirm
button to confirm the alarm, click Device details button to enter the device details page of alarm.
Figure3-11 Alarm details
Current event shows the real-time device alarm, shows all current not relieved alarm events. Select
event and then click confirm button to confirm the event. The confirm status list can be used to
distinguish the status of alarm event.

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Figure3-12 Current event
The alarms which have been confirmed and removed will not show in the popup prompts window, they
can be inquired in data report- history event (details see 3.2.3 History Event).
3.2 Data Report

Data report includes site data, device data, history event, report management.
3.2.1 Site Data

User can check the site data by day, month, year and total, as shown in Figure3-13.
Figure3-13 Site data page

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Click the pull-down menu at the right top corner, you can choose electricity purchased, on-grid
energy, charge capacity, discharge capacity, load, etc. The corresponding data report can be exported
by report management.
3.2.2 Device Data

Device data shows the inverter's data, including long-term data and short-term data, as shown in
Figure3-14.
The device data can be set in the storage management (detail see 3.7.2 Protocol Template
Configuration).
Figure3-14 Device data page
 Export: click Export button, all data of corresponding device during the inquired time will be
exported.
3.2.3 History Event

The history event page shows the removed alarm event of the inverter, as shown in Figure3-15.

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Figure3-15 History event page
3.2.4 Report Management

Report management page (as shown in Figure3-16) can add, download and delete the data report. In
the page, the report of site data, device data and history event can be exported.
Figure3-16 Report management page
Add
Click Add button, it will turn to add report page, as shown in Figure3-17. After selecting the plant,
business range, time (report type includes day report, month report, year report, select the year) etc,
click Save button to save the setting, and then, a new report will show in the report management list.

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Figure3-17 Add report page
Download
The generated report shows in the report list, as shown in Figure3-18. Click Download behind
corresponding report name, the report will be downloaded to local computer.
Figure3-18 Download page of new report
Delete
Click Delete behind corresponding report name, the generated report will be deleted, as shown in
Figure3-19.

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Figure3-19 Delete report
3.3 Operation and Maintenance Management

Operation and maintenance management includes agent management, user management, plant
management, collector management, collector upgrade, inverter management, inverter control and
inverter upgrade.
3.3.1 Agent Management

Agent management page can add, edit, delete, inquire company and set the company's region label, as
shown in Figure3-20.
Figure3-20 Agent management page

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Add company
Click Add button, it will turn to add company page, as shown in Figure3-21. The page includes
company information, administrator information, and product authority. Fill corresponding
information and then authorize and save the setting, the added company will show in the agent
management page.
Figure3-21 Add company page
Edit company
Click Edit button, it will turn to company information editing page, as shown in Figure3-22. After
modifying, click Save to save the setting.
Figure3-22 Edit company page

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Company details
Click company name, it turns to company basic information page, as shown in Figure3-21. The page
shows company information, administrator information, reset administrator password and authority
of company. Click Edit to enter edit page, the page is as same as that of company editing.
Figure3-23 Company details page
Delete company
Click Delete button, it will popup prompting window, as shown in Figure3-24. Click OK to confirm
the operation. Once the company is deleted, the corresponding company will not show in the
company list.
Figure3-24 Delete company

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Region label setting
Click Region label setting behind corresponding company name, it will enter corresponding page, as
shown inFigure3-25. Region label setting is used to setting the belonged region of the company, after
setting, click Save button to save the setting. If there is no corresponding region to select, you can
add new region in platform management-data dictionary management's region label, the added region
will be synchronized to this page.
Figure3-25 Region label setting page
3.3.2 User Manaement

User management is for the agent to manage the users registered by APP. The page can search the
user details, disable, delete user and reset user password, etc, as shown in Figure3-26.
Figure3-26 User management page

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User details
Click Details behind corresponding account name, it will popup details window, as shown in
Figure3-27. The page shows the user's basic information.
Figure3-27 User details
Reset password
Click Reset Password behind corresponding account name, corresponding user password will be set
to initial password.
Figure3-28 Reset password successful page

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Disable user
Click Disable behind corresponding account name, it will popup prompting window, as shown in
Figure3-29. Once the user is disabled, the corresponding user will not login APP.
Figure3-29 Prompting page of disable user
Delete user
Click Delete behind corresponding account name, it will popup prompting window, as shown in
Figure3-30. Click OK, the corresponding user and plant will be deleted completely.
Figure3-30 Prompting page of delete user

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3.3.3 Station Management

Station management is used for agent to manage the plant of APP user. The page includes following
operation for plant: add, delete, search, edit and add collector, etc, as shown in Figure3-31.
Figure3-31 Plant management page
Add plant
Click Add plant button, fill in corresponding field and save the setting, new plant will show in the
plant list of plant management page, and also, it will synchronize to monitor centre and APP's plant
list.
Figure3-32 Add plant page

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Edit plant
Click Edit behind corresponding plant name to modify corresponding field, and click Save to save
the setting.
Figure3-33 Edit plant page
Details
Click Details behind corresponding plant name, it will popup corresponding details window to show
the plant's information, as shown in Figure3-34.
Figure3-34 Plant details

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Delete plant
Select plant and then click Delete behind corresponding plant name, it will popup prompting window,
as shown in Figure3-35. Click OK to delete the plant.
Figure3-35 Delete plant
Add collector
Click Collector adding behind corresponding plant name, enter the collector's S/N to add the
collector to the plant, as shown in Figure3-36. Enter the collector in collector management page and
authorize to agent, details see collector management page.
Figure3-36 Add collector

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3.3.4 Collector Management

Collector management page includes adding collector, bulk storage, deleting collector, unbinding
collector, enable/disable collector, authorizing agent, showing corresponding status information of the
collector, as shown in Figure3-37. Also, the collector can be searched in the page.
Figure3-37 Collector management page
Add collector
Click Add button to add new collector. Fill in the collector's S/N and supplier, click Confirm button
to finish the operation, as shown in Figure3-38.
Figure3-38 Add collector

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Delete collector
Select collector and then click Delete behind corresponding collector, it will popup the prompting
window for deleting, click OK to delete corresponding collector, as shown in Figure3-39.
Figure3-39 Delete collector
Unbind
Only when the connection status is online, the unbind function can be clicked. After clicking
corresponding unbind collector, it will popup unbind prompting window, click OK to unbind the
collector, as shown in Figure3-40. The connection status of corresponding collector turns to offline.
Figure3-40 Collector unbind page

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Authorized agent
Select collector, click Edit button, it will show Authorized agent and Delete function, as shown in
Figure3-41. Click Authorized agent, the collector will be authorized to corresponding agent.
Generally, the collector cannot authorize agent repeatedly.
Figure3-41 Authorized agent
Bulk storage
Bulk storage is used to enter the collectors together. Click Bulk storage button, download the
template first and fill in corresponding data, then the data can be imported through Bulk storage-File
import, as shown in Figure3-42.
Figure3-42 Bulk storage

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Disable/Enable
Click Disable behind corresponding collector's S/N to forbid the collector, as shown in Figure3-43.
When the enable status is disable, the operate list show enable. Click Enable to start using the
collector.
Figure3-43 Disable/enable
3.3.5 Collector Upgrade

Collector upgrade is used to upgrade the software of the collector. You can upgrade the collector one
by one or several together. The page shows upgraded history and upgrading task, as shown in
Figure3-44.
Figure3-44 Collector upgrade page

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 View details: click it to enter upgrade schedule page.
 Download report: click it to download ungraded collector report.
New upgrade tasks
Click New upgrade tasks to enter new upgrade page, as shown in Figure3-45.
Figure3-45 New upgrade task page
 Single or several collector upgrade
Select new upgrade device in the pending upgrade box, click Start upgrading, it will popup Device
control confirm window, as shown in Figure3-46, it needs to enter user password to confirm.
Figure3-46 User password confirm for upgrade

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After confirming, select the upgrade file, and then click Confirm button to confirm the operation, as
Figure3-47 Select upgrade file
After upgrading, it shows the collector's upgrade schedule, as shown in Figure3-48. If the upgrade is
completed, it will show the upgrade result.
Figure3-48 Collector upgrade schedule page
 Batch upgrade
First, download the template and fill in the S/N of pending upgrade collectors, click Import choice to
import the filled file, and then upgrade the collectors, as shown in Figure3-49. The upgrade procedure
is the same as that of single or several collector upgrade.

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Figure3-49 Collectors batch upgrade
3.3.6 Inverter Management

Inverter management page is used to manage the inverters in the collector. It provides the function of
inverter's query, enable, disable and batch enable/disable, as shown in Figure3-50.
Figure3-50 Inverter management page
Inverter stop/enable: select device and click Batch choice, you can enable or stop the device. Click
Stop to stop the inverter, click Enable to enable the inverter, as shown in Figure3-51.

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Figure3-51 Inverter stop/enable
3.3.7 Inverter Control

Inverter control page is used to control the field of inverter. It provides the control for single inverter,
several inverter and batch choice inverter, as shown in Figure3-52. Select the device type and
protocol version to sift corresponding device, and then add device that needs to be controlled to right
bar (the selected device must be with the same type).
Figure3-52 Inverter control
 Single or several inverter control

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Select the inverter that needs to be controlled, click Start control button, it will popup the device
control window, enter user password and click Confirm button to confirm the operation, as shown in
Figure3-53.
Figure3-53 User password confirm
In inverter control page, after setting the field, right side shows the operation result of inverter control.
Click Export result button to check the result of control operation. Click Details behind
corresponding device's S/N to check controlled field and sent data. Click Exit control button to exit
current control.
Figure3-54 Inverter control page
 Batch choice control

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Click Batch choice-Download template, fill in S/N of controlled inverter, then batch import the
filled template file through Batch choice-Import choice, as shown in Figure3-55. The control
procedure is the same as that of single inverter control (just same type's inverter can be controlled at
the same time).
Figure3-55 Batch choice control
3.3.8 Inverter Upgrade

Inverter upgrade is used to upgrade the software of the inverter. You can upgrade the inverter one by
one or several together. The page shows upgraded history and upgrading task.
Figure3-56 Inverter upgrade page
 View details: click it to enter upgrade schedule page.

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 Download report: click it to download ungraded inverter report.
New upgrade tasks
Click New upgrade tasks to enter new upgrade page, as shown in Figure3-57.
Figure3-57 New upgrade task page
 Single or several inverter upgrade
Select new upgrade inverter in the pending upgrade box, click Start upgrading, it will popup Device
control confirm window, as shown in Figure3-58, it needs to enter user password to confirm.
Figure3-58 User password confirm for upgrade

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After confirming, select the upgrade file, and then click Confirm button to confirm the operation, as
Figure3-59 Select upgrade file
After upgrading, it shows the inverter's upgrade schedule, as shown in Figure3-60. If the upgrade is
completed, it will show the upgrade result.
Figure3-60 Inverter upgrade schedule page
 Inverter batch upgrade
First, download the template and fill in the S/N of pending upgrade inverters, click Import choice to
import the filled file, and then upgrade the inverters. The upgrade procedure is the same as that of
single inverter.

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Figure3-61 Inverter batch upgrade page
3.4 Organization Management

Organization management includes employee management and group management. It is mainly used
to manage the company employee.
3.4.1 Employee Management

Employee management page includes add new employee, delete employee, edit employee, disable
employee, reset password and batch setting, as shown in Figure3-62.

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Add employee
Click Add employee button, it will turn to add new employee page, as shown in Figure3-63. Fill in
corresponding data and click Save button, the added employee will be showed in the list of employee
management page.
Figure3-63 Add employee page
Edit employee
Click Edit behind corresponding user name, it will turn to employee edit page, as shown in
Figure3-64. After editing, click Save button, the modified employee will be showed in the list of
employee management page.
Figure3-64 Edit employee page

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Batch selecting operation
After selecting employee, the employee page will show Option function. Click Option button, it will
show following options: enable, disable, delete employee and reset.
 Disable employee: select employ and click Disable to forbid the employee to login the system.
The page provides batch selecting operation.
 Enable employee: if one employee is disabled, select the employee, click Enable to enable the
employee to login the system. The page provides batch selecting operation.
 Reset password: select employee, click Reset PW to set the password of selected employee to
initial password. The page provides batch selecting operation.
 Delete employee: click Delete of corresponding employee, it will popup prompting window,
click OK to delete selected employee.

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Figure3-66 Delete employee prompting
3.4.2 Group Management

Group management is used to authorize the employee limit. The page provides following operation:
add authority, edit authority, delete authority, authority details and set general authority, as shown in
Figure3-67.
Figure3-67 Group management page
Add
Click Add button, it will turn to add new user group page, as shown in Figure3-68. Fill in
corresponding information select authority list to authorize the limit of the user group. Click Save

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button, the added user group will be showed in the list of group management page. Corresponding
page can be checked only by authority user.
Figure3-68 Add user group page
Edit
Click Edit behind corresponding user group's name, it will turn to user group edit page, as shown in
Figure3-69. After editing, click Save button, the modified user group will be showed in the list of
group management page. Corresponding page can be checked only by authority user.
Figure3-69 Edit user group page

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Details
Click details behind corresponding user group's name or click corresponding user name in the list of
user group, it will turn to details page of user group, as shown in Figure3-70. In the page, you can
check the authority details of user group and edit the user group.
Figure3-70 Details page of user group
Delete
Select user group, click Delete behind corresponding user group's name, it will popup delete
prompting window, as shown in Figure3-71. Click OK to delete selected user group.
Figure3-71 Delete prompting window

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Set general authority
It is used to set the general authority of whole system. Basic authority of new employee can be
selected to set.
Figure3-72 Set general authority page
3.5 Log Management

Log management includes system scheduling log, user operation log, device log, remote control log
and log download.
3.5.1 System Scheduling Log

System scheduling log page shows the time and task status of system scheduling task. The log can be
searched and exported.
Export: click Export button to export all system scheduling log during selected time. The exported
file can be downloaded through log management-log download.

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Figure3-73 System scheduling log page
3.5.2 User Operaion Log

User operation log shows user's all operation during usage. You can search and export the user
operation log and check the log details.
Export: click Export button to export all user operation log during operating time. The exported file
can be downloaded through log management-log download.
Figure3-74 User operation log page
Operation details: click Details behind corresponding login IP to check the operated input parameters'
details, as shown in Figure3-75.

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Figure3-75 Details
3.5.3 Device Log

Device log is used to record the operation of collector's login, inverter's synchronization time and
synchronization result, etc. The device log can be searched and exported.
Export: click Export button to export all device log during occurrence time. The exported file can be
downloaded through log management-log download.
Figure3-76 Device log page
Message detail: click Message detail behind the collector's S/N to check the message detail of
corresponding device's operation.

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Figure3-77 Message detail
3.5.4 Remote Log

Remote log is used to show the inverter's control field (such as point location name) and operation
result. The log can be searched and exported and checked details.
Export: click Export button to export all remote control log during update time. The exported file
can be downloaded through log management-log download.
Figure3-78 Remote control log page
Details: click Details behind corresponding device S/N to check corresponding sending content.

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Figure3-79 Details
3.5.5 Log Download

Log download page is used to show the download system scheduling log, user operation log, device
log, remote control log, etc.
 Download: click Download behind corresponding log name to download corresponding log.
 Delete: click Delete behind corresponding log name to delete corresponding log.
Figure3-80 Log download page

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3.6 Platform Management

Platform management includes dispatch task management, system parameter configuration, data
dictionary management and 118N configuration.
3.6.1 Dispatch Task Management

The page shows the system's task dispatching, including history data storage, data statistic and
weather forecast renew, etc. The task can be edited, checked and disabled/enabled.
Disable: Click Disable behind corresponding task name to forbid the task and then the task won't be
used.
Enable: Click Enable behind corresponding task name to start the task dispatching.
Figure3-81 Dispatch task management page
Edit
Select one task, and then click Edit button, it will turn to modification page, as shown in Figure3-82.
Edit corresponding field and click Save button to finish the edit.

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Figure3-82 Edit page
Details
Click Details of corresponding task, it will show the task's details, as shown in Figure3-83.
Figure3-83 Task details
3.6.2 System Parameter Configuration

System parameter configuration is used to set each parameter, such as system data storage time,
alarm quantity in alarm window, etc.

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Figure3-84 System parameter configuration page
Edit system parameter: select parameter, and then click Edit button, it will turn to parameter edit
page. After editing, click Save button to finish the edit.
Figure3-85 Edit parameter page
3.6.3 Data Dictionary Management

Data dictionary management page shows all defined field of whole system. Left bar shows the region
label of defined field. Region label can be added, deleted, sorted.

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Figure3-86 Data dictionary management page
Add
The page can be searched by dictionary type. Select corresponding region label of dictionary type,
click Add button, it turns to add dictionary page, enter dictionary name and dictionary code, click
Save button, the added dictionary shows in the list of corresponding region label.
Figure3-87 Add page
Edit
Select dictionary name and click Edit behind corresponding dictionary name, it turns to dictionary
editing page. After editing, click Save button, the modified dictionary will show in the list of
corresponding region label.

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Figure3-88 Edit dictionary name page
Sort
Select region label, click Sort button, it turns to sort page, you can drag the dictionary to sort. Click
Save button, the dictionary order according to the dragged order.
Figure3-89 Sort page
Delete
Select dictionary and click Delete button, it will popup delete prompting window, click OK to delete
selected dictionary.

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Figure3-90 Delete dictionary page
3.6.4 118N Configuration

118N configuration is the field translation for system's internationality.
Figure3-91 118N configuration page
Add
Click add button, it turns to adding page of 118N configuration. Fill in the corresponding items and
click save button, the added content will show in the list of 118N configuration page.

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Figure3-92 Add page
Edit
Select data and click Edit button, it turns to editing page. After editing, click Save button to save the
setting.
Figure3-93 Edit page
118N management
Click 118N Mgr button, it shows 118N type manage, import 118N, export 118N template, export
field, as shown in Figure3-94.

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Figure3-94 118N management
118N type manage: shows default length of name, it is for background use.
Figure3-95 118N type manage page
 Add 118N type management: click Add button, it turns to adding page. Fill in the type name and
length, click Save button.

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Figure3-96 Add type page
 Edit 118N type management: select data and click edit, it turns to editing page. Modify the type
name and length, click Save button.
Figure3-97 Edit type page
 Delete 118N type management: Select data and click Delete button, it will popup delete
prompting window, click OK to delete selected data.

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Figure3-98 Delete
3.7 Protocol Management

Protocol management includes protocol binding, protocol template configuration and event
configuration. It contacts the collector's version and inverter's protocol and realizes the device's data
collecting.
3.7.1 Protocol Configuration

Protocol configuration shows protocol list and template list. It can realize add, delete the protocol
version, binding and unbinding the template protocol.
Figure3-99 Protocol binding page

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Select protocol type in the protocol list, click + behind corresponding device name, it popup add
version window, fill in the collector's version, click Confirm button, the added version shows in the
protocol list.
Figure3-100 Add protocol version
Click the device below the protocol list, it popup protocol version type of corresponding device, click
- behind the device name, it will popup delete prompting window, click OK button to delete
corresponding version.
Figure3-101 Delete protocol version prompting
Protocol binding: select the protocol version in the protocol list and the protocol in the template list,
click Protocol binding button to binding the two protocols.

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Remove binding: select the protocol that needn't to be bound, click Remove binding button to get rid
of the relationship between them.
The protocol in template list needs to be imported to protocol template configuration, details see
protocol management- protocol template configuration.
Figure3-102 Protocol binding and removing page
3.7.2 Protocol Template Configuration

Protocol template configuration manages the protocol files that related to device. The page can
import protocol template, manage the template's storage, display, language and export protocol.
Import template
Click Import template button, select imported protocol and click OK. The imported protocol
template shows in the list of right panel.

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Figure3-103 Import template page
Storage management
It is used to store the setting of data point location's description in protocol, including not storage,
short storage and long storage. It provides batch operation, setting import and export function and can
check the stored data in data report- device data.
Figure3-104 Storage management page
 File operation: includes setting export and setting import.
Setting export: it is used to export the configured setting to Excel file, which is convenient for next
use.
Setting import: it is used to import the setting data of Excel file, click save to make it effect.

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Figure3-105 Setting import/export
 Batch operation
Select data point description, click Batch operation button, it popup batch setting window, select
corresponding storage way, including not storage, short storage, long storage, then click setting, and
the Save button in storage page.
Figure3-106 Batch operation
Display management
Click Display management in protocol template configuration page, it turns to display management
page. Display management is used to configure the data point location description, such as set the

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configuration of manufacturer, agent and user page. It supports batch operation and file operation (set
import and export).
Figure3-107 Display management page
 File operation
− Setting export: it is used to export the configured setting to Excel file, which is convenient for
next use.
− Setting import: it is used to import the setting data of Excel file, after importing,
corresponding data are set, click Save button to save the setting.
Figure3-108 Set import and export
 Batch operation

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Select test point and click Batch operation button, set the configuration in popup window, after
setting, click Back button and then click Save button to save the setting.
Figure3-109 Batch operation
Language management
Click the language management in protocol template configuration page, it shows two languages of
one protocol, including Chinese and English. Click Add button to import different language of the
protocol.
Figure3-110 Language management page
Export
Click Export to export the xml file of inverter's protocol.

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Figure3-111 Export
3.7.3 Event Configuration

Event configuration is used to set the alarm level for alarm test point of the protocol. The alarm level
includes fault, alarm, event and no alarm. The alarm event files can be imported and exported, and
also, the page provides search function.
Figure3-112 Event configuration page
Set import: click File operation-set import to import the configuration file, and then set the event
level in event configuration page, click Save button to save the imported setting.
Set export: click File operation-set export to export the configuration file to computer, which is
convenient for next use.

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Figure3-113 Setting import/export
3.8 Background Debug

Background debug includes communication debugging, custom debugging, Redis, fault wave and UI
curve.
3.8.1 Communication Debugging

Communication debugging is used to debug the device and find the reason during collecting fault.
Select the device (enter corresponding collector's SN of the device), click start debugging mode,
real-time message box shows the received and sent message. It supports system conversion.
Export current record: it is used to export the searched receiving and sending message to local place.
Figure3-114 Communication debugging page

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3.8.2 Custom Debugging

Custom debugging is used to debug the device and find the reason during collecting fault. Select the
device (enter corresponding collector's SN of the device), click start debugging mode, fill in the
message in custom message box and click Send button, the custom message will be sent and return
data in real-time message box. It supports system conversion.
Export current record: it is used to export the searched receiving and sending message to local place.
Figure3-115 Custom debugging page
3.8.3 Fault Wave

Fault wave is used to check the fault point location when inverter fault.
Figure3-116 Fault wave page

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New wave: click New wave button, it turns to new wave page. Click Template importing button to
import the download template, click Sampling button, it will return corresponding data after
successful sampling.
Figure3-117 New wave page
3.8.4 UI Curve
UI curve shows the voltage and current curve of the inverter.
Figure3-118 UI curve page
Get curve: click Device Selection button, select the device and then click MPPT section to select the
sampling channel, click Get curve button, after the sampling success and return data, it shows the
corresponding curve.·

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Figure3-119 Get UI curve page

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1 System Overview .......................................................................................................................... 6

2 First Use and Configuration........................................................................................................ 7

2.2 Account Setting ................................................................................................................................................ 8

2.3 System Setting Procedure............................................................................................................................... 11

3 Interface Illustration ................................................................................................................... 13

3.1.1 My Overview ........................................................................................................................................ 13

3.1.2 Monitoring ............................................................................................................................................ 13

3.1.3 Current Event ........................................................................................................................................ 17

3.2 Data Report .................................................................................................................................................... 19

3.2.1 Site Data ................................................................................................................................................ 19

3.2.2 Device Data........................................................................................................................................... 20

3.2.3 History Event ........................................................................................................................................ 20

3.2.4 Report Management .............................................................................................................................. 21

3.3 Operation and Maintenance Management ...................................................................................................... 23

3.3.1 Agent Management ............................................................................................................................... 23

3.3.2 User Manaement ................................................................................................................................... 26

3.3.3 Plant Management ................................................................................................................................ 29

3.3.4 Collector Management .......................................................................................................................... 32

3.3.5 Collector Upgrade ................................................................................................................................. 35

3.3.6 Inverter Management ............................................................................................................................ 38

3.3.7 Inverter Control ..................................................................................................................................... 39

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3.3.8 Inverter Upgrade ................................................................................................................................... 41

3.4 Organization Management ............................................................................................................................. 44

3.4.1 Employee Management......................................................................................................................... 44

3.4.2 Group Management............................................................................................................................... 47

3.5 Log Management ........................................................................................................................................... 50

3.5.1 System Scheduling Log ........................................................................................................................ 50

3.5.2 User Operaion Log ................................................................................................................................ 51

3.5.3 Device Log ............................................................................................................................................ 52

3.5.4 Remote Log........................................................................................................................................... 53

3.5.5 Log Download ...................................................................................................................................... 54

3.6 Platform Management .................................................................................................................................... 55

3.6.1 Dispatch Task Management .................................................................................................................. 55

3.6.2 System Parameter Configuration .......................................................................................................... 56

3.6.3 Data Dictionary Management ............................................................................................................... 57

3.6.4 118N Configuration .............................................................................................................................. 60

3.7 Protocol Management .................................................................................................................................... 64

3.7.1 Protocol Configuration .......................................................................................................................... 64

3.7.2 Protocol Template Configuration .......................................................................................................... 66

3.7.3 Event Configuration .............................................................................................................................. 71

3.8 Background Debug......................................................................................................................................... 72

3.8.1 Communication Debugging .................................................................................................................. 72

3.8.2 Custom Debugging ............................................................................................................................... 73

3.8.3 Redis ........................................................................................................................ 错误!未定义书签。