Graphical Display - Sample Yield Display; Starting Up; Operating The Basic Functions; Defining The Measured Values For The Basic Display - Vaillant VPV I Serie Instrucciones De Funcionamiento

4 Operation
4.1.1.4 Graphical display – sample yield display
Daily, monthly and annual yields can be displayed graphic-
ally in a diagram.
A complete overview of the yield displays is available in the
Overview of the end user and display functions (→ Page 9).
The figure shows an example of a daily yield:
Main menu → Yield → Daily yield
1 2
1 Y-axis
1)
Yield in kWh
2 Period for an individual
yield
Here: Daily yield
1)
If an M appears on the Y-axis in the display, the yield is
displayed in MWh.
2)
Depending on the type of yield that is displayed.
The scale changes depending on the maximum value.
Note the maximum time for which yields are saved:
Type of yield
10 minute values
Daily yield
Monthly yield
Annual yield
Total yield
4.2

Starting up

Have a competent person start up the inverter.
4.3

Operating the basic functions

4.3.1 Defining the measured values for the basic
display
You can find out which measured values can be displayed in
the basic display by consulting the overview of the operating
and display functions in the appendix.
If required, define the measured values that you want to
display in the basic display.
▶
Go to the main menu.
▶
Select the Settings menu item and press
▶
Select Meas. values and press
▶
Use or to select the measured value that you want
to display in the basic display and press
6
3
4
3 Sum of the individual
yields displayed in the
diagram in kWh
4 X-axis
2)
Time, in h here
Storage time
31 days
13 months
30 years
30 years
Unlimited
.
.
.
▶
Press .
▶
If required, set other measured values as described
above.
▶
Press and hold for at least one second to return to
the basic display.
◁
The selected measured values are now shown in the
basic display.
4.3.2 Displaying measured values in the basic
display
1. If required, press and hold
cess the basic display.
2. Use or to select the required measured value.
3. The required measured value is shown in the display.
4. If no value or an incorrect value is displayed for the
selected measured value, observe the information on
Troubleshooting (→ Page 7).
4.3.3 Implementing settings in the main menu
1. Go to the main menu.
2. You can find out which menu items can be displayed or
changed in the main menu by consulting the Overview
of the end user and display functions (→ Page 9) in the
appendix.
3. Use or to select the required menu item.
4. Change menu items or display values as described in
the section Operating concept (→ Page 4).
4.3.4

Acknowledging the event message

1. If no current event message appears in the display, call
up the existing event displays via Main menu → Event
log.
Note
As a maximum, the 60 last event displays
are saved.
2. Open an event message from the Event log and press
.
3. The event message is now shown in the display.
4. To acknowledge the event message, press one of the
following buttons:
Button Function
Event message is acknowledged.
Display skips to the previous event message
in the event log.
Event message is acknowledged.
Display skips to the first event message in
the event log.
Event message is acknowledged.
Event message is acknowledged.
Display skips one level above the menu
item that was last displayed before the event
message.
5. To eliminate an event message, follow the instructions
in the section Troubleshooting (→ Page 7).
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