SMA BLUETOOTH PIGGY-BACK PLUS - Manual (Page 20)

8 Establishing Bluetooth Communication SMA Solar Technology AG
20 BTPB-Ant-IEN111510 Installation Guide
8 Establishing Bluetooth Communication
Requirement:
☐ Free NetID has been detected (see section 6.1).
☐ The NetID of the plant has been set on the Bluetooth Piggy-Back (see section 6.2).
☐ You have installed the Bluetooth Piggy-Back in the inverter (see section 7.2).
or
☐ The Bluetooth Piggy-Back is pre-installed in the inverter.
☐ The antenna has been connected to the Bluetooth Piggy-Back (see section 7.3).
1. Commission the communication product (e.g., Sunny Explorer, Sunny Beam with Bluetooth; see
manual of the communication product).
2. Commission the inverter with Bluetooth Piggy-Back (see inverter installation manual).
3. If the inverter with Bluetooth Piggy-Back has a different password than the plant, change the
password of the inverter with Bluetooth Piggy-Back to the plant password using the Sunny
Explorer software (see Sunny Explorer help).
☑ The Bluetooth Piggy-Back is establishing a connection to other devices with SMA Bluetooth. You
can read or configure the inverter data using the communication product.
Using the Bluetooth Piggy-Back in France
In France there a restriction for maximum Bluetooth transmission power.
If you use the inverter with Bluetooth Piggy-Back in France, the French standard must have been
set on the inverter, so the Bluetooth Piggy-Back will reduce its transmission power. You can see
the default standard to which the inverter was set on the inverter's type label and on the
included supplementary document with the factory settings.
• If the inverter has not been configured for the French standard, set the French standard
using the Sunny Explorer software, for example (see Sunny Explorer software,
"Settings > Grid monitoring > Country standard").