1 fault diagnosis, 1 categories of faults and warnings, 2 types of faults and warnings – SMA SC 200 User Manual
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15.1 Fault Diagnosis
15.1.1 Categories of Faults and Warnings
The fault and warning numbers are allocated to different areas:
15.1.2 Types of Faults and Warnings
The Sunny Central faults and warnings are subdivided into four types:
Number
Area
100 to 179
Grid faults
180 to 199
Grid warnings
200 to 279
Sunny Central hardware faults
280 to 299
Sunny Central hardware warnings
300 to 379
Sunny String-Monitor faults
380 to 399
Sunny String-Monitor warnings
400 to 479
Power unit hardware faults
480 to 499
Power unit hardware warnings
500 to 579
Team failures
280 to 599
Team warnings
600 to 699
External warnings
Type
Description
Error type 1 (Warning)
The Sunny Central does not switch off. Once the error is no longer
present, the error signal is reset automatically. Check the system.
Error type 2 (Fault)
The Sunny Central switches off. Once the error is no longer
present, the error signal is reset automatically, and the Sunny
Central starts up again.
Error type 3 (Fault)
The Sunny Central switches off. Error type 3 can only arise if the
Sunny Central is in grid feed operation when an error occurs.
Once the error is no longer present, the error signal is reset
automatically, and the Sunny Central starts up again.
Error type 4 (Fault)
Error type 4 must be cleared before the Sunny Central can resume
operation.
The Sunny Central switches off. Rectify the cause of the error, and
clear the error at Sunny Central Control, or with Sunny Data
Control. Once you have cleared the error, the Sunny Central
resumes operation.