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Gateway User Manual.book Page ii Thursday, January 13, 2011 4:54 PM

Gateway Installation Manual Intelligent Reliable Power

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CONTENTS

IntroductionConventions used in this manualSafetyParts ListEnecsys Gateway

InstallationAttaching the AntennaMounting the Enecsys GatewayWall mounting the Enecsys Gateway (adhesive pad method)Wall mounting the Enecsys Gateway (screw fixed method)Connecting the Enecsys GatewayTurning the Enecsys Gateway off

Configuring the Enecsys GatewayThe Enecsys Gateway display screenUser Mode Installer Mode

Technical specificationEnecsys GatewayAntenna


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CompliancePrintingNotes


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d configuration of the Enecsys a basic knowledge of broadband ssary. Installation of the Enecsys e hardware to be as simple as

ese conventions should be

warning symbol indicates that a al injury if the correct method of

rt of the installation process may wed at all times. part of the process or instrument llowed at all times.ing an installation.

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1. IntroductionThis manual contains information specific to the installation anGateway. Although the installation and configuration is simplerouters, wired or wireless may be beneficial although not neceGateway is a 'plug and play' process. Enecsys have designed thpossible for the installer and the end-user alike.

1.1 Conventions used in this manualThe following conventions are used throughout this manual, thfollowed at all times.Warning: Warning statements must be heeded at all times. Aprocess or instrument has the potential to harm or cause lethhandling is not employed.Caution: Caution statements are used to indicate where a parequire special attention. Caution statements should be folloAttention: Attention statements are used to indicate where ahas a special requirement. Attention statements should be foNote: Notes are information that may be of use whilst performThis is a note, it

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that you have fully read and autions given. Install in a clean dry nd out of direct sunlight. e with all local and national elec-

s or in a wet environment.sys Gateway will void any war- no user serviceable parts or



1.2 SafetyBefore installing and using the Enecsys Gateway please ensureunderstood all of the instructions and follow all warnings and cenvironment, indoors and if possible away from heat sources a• All electrical installations should be performed in accordanc

trical installation codes and practice.• Do not install this equipment in adverse weather condition• Do not attempt to open the unit. Tampering with the Enec

ranty and may result in electrical shock or death. There arereplaceable/rechargeable batteries contained within.

• Do not install this equipment during an electrical storm.



tion.

m jack.

F G


1.3 Parts ListPlease ensure that all parts are present before starting the installa

A. 1 x Enecsys Gateway unit.B. 1 x Fixed antenna.C. 1 x Plug-top mains adaptor 5V DC, 1A adaptor with 2.1m

D. 1 x 2m Ethernet cable.E. 3 x Double sided adhesive pads.F. 2 x 5mm pan head screws.G. 2 x wall plugs.

FIGURE 1. Scope of delivery.

A B C D E


reference point, detailing the , even if the inverters are not fully

d.g power into the grid.

erver DNS address (installer mode erters and repeaters.

e Enecsys Gateway can be quickly

thernet cable for connection to top power supply. The Enecsys

ased router and within connection er lengths of Ethernet cable may Enecsys Gateway’s disconnect



1.4 Enecsys GatewayThe Enecsys Gateway provides the installer/user with a visual current number of inverters connected to the Enecsys Gatewaycommissioned, i.e. they are not yet connected to AC mains griNote: This is not an indication that the inverters are transferrinThe display can show the server connection status, IP address, sonly), network status, power source, the number of online inv

2. InstallationThe Enecsys Gateway is a 'plug and play' device; and, as such thand easily installed. The Enecsys Gateway is supplied with two meters (200cm) of Ethe User’s broadband router, as well as an external 5V DC plugGateway should be positioned near to a broadband/Ethernet bdistance of a mains supply AC power source. If necessary, longbe utili sed. The plug top 5V DC mains adaptor also acts as thedevice.

This is a note, it

brings to your

attention some

thing which you

may be interested

to know.

This is a note, it

brings to your

attention some

thing which you

may be interested

to know.



RP SMA CONNECTOR


FIGURE 2. The Enecsys Gateway.

5V DC IN

INSTALLER MODE SWITCH

ETHERNETCABLE IN


side of the Enecsys Gateway.

RP SMA CONNECTOR



2.1 Attaching the AntennaAttach the antenna to the RP SMA connector on the right hand1. Screw the antenna into place in a clockwise direction.2. Move the antenna into an upright position.

FIGURE 3. Attaching the Antenna.

1

2

ANTENNA



ted. In each case the Enecsys be moved, indoors, away from ing Enecsys Gateway installation d router and a AC mains power

oints and distances.


2.2 Mounting the Enecsys GatewayThe Enecsys Gateway can be either free standing or wall mounGateway should be installed in a location where it is unlikely toheat sources and out of direct sunlight. If choosing a free standsimply place the Enecsys Gateway within reach of an broadbansource.

FIGURE 4. The Enecsys Gateway reverse showing mounting p

80 mmSCREW FIXING POINTS

ADHESIVE FIXING POINTS


e pad method)ounting surface is clean and free

ns supply AC power source.adhesive pads and place firmly epeat the process for the remain-dhesive pads see Figure 4 on

ads attached to the back-plate of place on the wall/mounting sur-



2.3 Wall mounting the Enecsys Gateway (adhesiv1. Ensure that the back-plate of the Enecsys Gateway, wall or m

from dust and grease.2. Connect the external 5V DC plug top power supply to a mai3. Remove the backing material from one of the double sided

onto the fixing points on the back of the Enecsys Gateway. Ring two double sided adhesive pads. For placement of the apage 7.

4. Remove the remaining backing material from the adhesive pthe Enecsys Gateway, press the Enecsys Gateway firmly intoface.



ed method)way.ired position of the Enecsys Enecsys Gateway to allow for

stall the screws into the wall.screws on the wall and then ure 4 on page 7 shows the posi-


2.4 Wall mounting the Enecsys Gateway (screw fix1. Select the appropriate location for mounting the Enecsys Gate2. Using either the wall mount template or a ruler locate the des

Gateway; ensure that there is adequate free-space around theany future movement or maintenance of the device.

3. Mark two horizontal spots on the wall 80 millimetres apart, in4. Line up the back plate holes of the Enecsys Gateway with the

slide the Enecsys Gateway down to fix the unit in position. Figtion of the screw fixing points.


/LAN port on the rear of the

the Ethernet port on the left ge 11.he DC-in power port on the left ge 11.ket standard then connect the power source.ecsys Gateway will ‘power on’

see Figure 9 on page 17.



2.5 Connecting the Enecsys Gateway1. Connect the supplied Ethernet/LAN cable to a spare Ethernet

home router.2. Connect the remaining end of the supplied Ethernet cable to

hand side of the Enecsys Gateway as shown in Figure 5 on pa3. Connect the supplied 5V DC plug top power adapter jack to t

hand side of the Enecsys Gateway as shown in Figure 5 on pa4. If necessary configure the power adaptor for the national soc

supplied 5V DC plug top power adapter to a mains supply AC5. Turn on the power supply at the AC mains wall socket, the En

immediately.By default the first screen presented is the ‘User Mode screen’,



nd power supply.


FIGURE 5. Connecting the Enecsys Gateway’s Ethernet cable a

GATEWAY

5V DC IN

ETHERNET


wer adaptor serves as the

m jack plug from the left hand r adapter at the AC mains supply



2.6 Turning the Enecsys Gateway offThe Enecsys Gateway has no physical on or off switch as the podisconnect device.In order to turn off the Enecsys Gateway either remove the 2.1mside of the Enecsys Gateway or turn off the supplied 5V DC powepower source as shown in Figure 6 on page 12.

FIGURE 6. Turning off the Enecsys Gateway.

GATEWAY

5V DC DISCONNECT



r more information regarding the e 18.

taller to correctly configure and . For more information regarding on page 20.

is the ‘User Mode’. To configure de’ screen.

stallation engineer.ed object, such as a paperclip, into s Gateway for approximately five ser Mode’ screen a short press of s Gateway can be returned to the the device.


3. Configuring the Enecsys GatewayThe Enecsys Gateway has two differing modes of operation.• User Mode.

The ‘User Mode’ displays information useful to the ‘User’. Fographically displayed ‘User Mode’ screen see Table 2 on pag

• Installer Mode.The ‘Installer Mode’ displays information needed by the insascertain the communication status of the solar installationthe graphically displayed ‘Installer Mode’ screen see Table 3

By default, the first screen presented by the Enecsys Gatewaythe Enecsys Gateway it is necessary to access the ‘Installer MoThe Installer Mode should only be activated by a qualified inThe ‘Installer Mode’ screen is accessed by inserting a thin pointthe ‘Installer Mode’ recess on the left-hand side of the Enecsy(5) seconds as shown in Figure 7 on page 14. To return to the ‘Uthe ‘Installer Mode’ button is required. Alternately, the Enecsy‘User Mode’ screen by powering down and then powering up




FIGURE 7. The installer mode switch.

INSTALLER MODE SWITCH

PAPER CLIP



verify the quality of the the Enecsys Gateway. The screen and strength of signal received.

ols.

that a good communication link y has been established. shed it may be necessary to install ws typical placement positions for

nd floor and the building is on ce (R1).

x’ indicating that an insufficient still displayed a secondary

ter.

he Enecsys Gateway, if? cannot be estab-, add a repeater.

eeded*.


The ‘Installer Mode’ screen enables an installation engineer tocommunication link between the Enecsys Micro-inverters andpresents one of the three symbols dependent upon the qualityTable 1 on page 15 gives a detailed explanation of these symb

Table 1: Installer Mode communication link symbols.

*The installation must display the symbol. The indicates between the Enecsys Micro-inverters and the Enecsys GatewaIf a sufficient strength of communication link cannot be establieither a Repeater or Double Repeater. Figure 8 on page 16 shoRepeaters and a Gateway. In domestic installations where the Gateway (G) is on the groumultiple levels a Repeater can be installed in the attic/roof spaIf, after having installed a Repeater in the attic/roof space an ‘communication link between the Repeater and the Gateway isRepeater can be added (R2).

Symbol Description Action

X Weak communication link Add a repea

? Medium communication link Reposition tlished a tick

Strong communication link No action n


mercial building then it may be

le-Repeater please refer to either tallation Manual.

PV MODULE

ATTIC

1st FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR



If the building has a metallic roof as found in an industrial/comnecessary to use a Double Repeater.

FIGURE 8. Internal Gateway and Repeater placement.

For full instructions on how to correctly install a Repeater/Doubthe Repeater Installation Manual or the Double-Repeater Ins

G

R2

R1INITIAL REPEATER LOCATION

SECOND REPEATER LOCATION

GATEWAY



S

OVERALL STATUS

POWER SOURCE

COMMUNICATION LINK STATUS


3.1 The Enecsys Gateway display screen

3.1.1 User Mode

FIGURE 9. The User Mode screen.

E N E C S Y

NN

192.168.1.46

X

INSTALLATION NAME

GATEWAY IP ADDRESS

No. of ONLINE INVERTERS

SERVER CONNECTIONSTATUS


epeater or Double Repeater please remem- one.

ecked for malfunction.

nication link has been established, when ablish a connection.

s been established.

can not be established.



Screen symbol Description

Installation name.

Enecsys Gateway IP address.

Number of currently online inverters. If using a Rber that the total number of inverters will be plus

The overall system status is good.

The overall system status is bad and should be ch

The power source is connected.

Communication link status. When static a commuclear the communication link is attempting to est

Connection to server. A full server connection ha

No connection to server. A full server connection

Table 2: User Mode symbols.

E N E C S Y S

192.168.1.46

NN

X



S

OVERALL STATUS

POWER SOURCE

COMMUNICATION LINK STATUS


3.1.2 Installer Mode

FIGURE 10. The Installer mode screen.

E N E C S Y

NN

192.168.1.46

INSTALLATION NAMEGATEWAY IP ADDRESS

No. of ONLINE INVERTERS

SERVER CONNECTIONSTATUS

SERVER IP ADDRESS

COMMUNICATION CONNECTION QUALITY

168.143.87.2415040

X ?


-standing communication link has been

mmunication link, however it may be inter-nsure a good communication link. A tem.

fficient signal strength present. A good d. A repeater should be added to the sys-

uld be checked for malfunction.




Installation name.

Enecsys Gateway IP address.

Enecsys Gateway Server Address.

Number of currently online inverters.

Communication link quality. A good longestablished.

Communication link quality: there is a comittent or not of sufficient strength to erepeater should be connected to the sys

Communication link quality. There is insucommunication link cannot be establishetem.

The overall system status is good.

The overall system status is bad and sho

The power source is connected.

Table 3: Installer Mode symbols

E N E C S Y S

192.168.1.46

168.143.87.241

NN

?

X



a communication link has been established, attempting to establish a connection.

ection has been established.

onnection can not be established.


Communication link status. When static when flashing the communication link is

Connection to server. A full server conn

No connection to server. A full server c


Table 3: Installer Mode symbols

X




4. Technical specification

4.1 Enecsys Gateway

Power

Mains Output; 5V DC, 1.2A. with 2.1mm jack.

POE IEEE 802.3-2005

EU AC Outlet 240V AC, 50 Hz, 100mA

US AC Outlet 120V AC, 60 Hz, 100mA

Power Consumption <5W

Table 4: Power.

Mechanical Data

Case Material PC/ABS, V1 Flame Retardant.

Mounting Option Wall mountable, Self standing.

Operating Temperature -5C to +55C.

Enclosure Rating IP44.

Table 5: Mechanical Data.




Dimensions (L x W x H) 163mm x 120mm x 37mm

Weight 513g.

Cooling Natural Convection.

Features and Compliance

Safety class compliance CE, FCC & CSI requirement, WEEE.

Communication 2.4GHz, Wireless IEEE 802.15.4.

Warranty 2 years.

Table 6: Features and Compliance.

Mechanical Data

Table 5: Mechanical Data.




4.2 Antenna

Fixed antenna

Radiating element 1/2 Wave Element.

Frequency range 2.4 GHz.

Peak gain 2.0 dBi.

Polarisation Linear.

Connector RP SMA Male.

Dimensions 139 x 13mm.

Table 7: Fixed antenna.



the following compliance codes.

evice may not cause harmful including interference that may

tlet in accordance to the national ent and shall be easily accessible.

nt EN60950-1:2006/A11:2009/

io spectrum Matters (ERM); ent and services; Part 1: Common

ility and Radio Spectrum Matters ipment operating in the 2.4GHz


5. ComplianceEnecsys Gateways and their associated apparatus conform to IC: 9052A-GATEWA01Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this dinterference, and (2) this device must accept any interference,cause undesired operation of the device.The power adaptor serves as the disconnect device - a socket ouwiring codes for the country shall be installed near the equipm

Electrical Product SafetyIEC 60950-1:2005 (2nd Edition); Am 1:2009; Compliance with National Differences:IEC60950_1B attachmeA1:2010EMCEN 301 489-17 V2.1.1 - ElectroMagnetic compatibility and RadElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) standard for radio equipmTechnical Requirements.SpectrumEN 300 328 V1.7.1 - (Radio Module) Electromagnetic Compatib(ERM) Wideband transmission systems; Data transmission equ


nised EN covering essential

is manual please keep it in a safe

ful manner and recycle it.



ISM band and using wideband modulation techniques; Harmorequirements under article 3.2 of the R&TTE Directive.

6. PrintingPlease think of the environment before printing this manual.Please do not print this manual unless necessary, if you print thplace for future reference. If you intend to dispose of this manual please do so in thought




7. Notes

Document reference: CG-IM-01-En

Registered Office:Enecsys Limited, 24 Hills Road,Cambridge, CB2 1JP, England.

Registration No: 04832321

Enecsys LimitedHarston Mill, Royston Road,Cambridge, CB22 7GG, UK.T: +44 (0) 1223 792 101F: +44 (0) 1223 792 103E: [email protected]


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