Calling up Webserver
1 | Language selection |
2 | Name of the inverter |
3 | Inverter status message |
4 | Webserver login/logout |
5 | Status message for solar portal connection/inverter system update |
6 | Retrieval of device information |
7 | Login as plant owner or installer |
8 | Reset password for Webserver |
9 | Access to sitemap |
10 | Licence information |
The Webserver forms the graphic interface between the inverter and user. Even if you don't log in, you can find information about your PV system here, including, for example, device information and the current status of the inverter.
The Webserver is called up on the inverter via a web browser (e.g. Microsoft Edge, Firefox or Google Chrome). Both devices must be on the same network. Any device that has a web browser can be used to call up the Webserver (e.g. a PC, smartphone or tablet).
Enter the IP address or name of the inverter into the web browser. The inverter's IP address can be found on its display.
A user can log in to the Webserver as a Plant owner or Installer using Login.
To log in as a plant owner, you need a password, which has to be generated for the first login by clicking on Forgotten password. For this, you also need the master key from the type plate.
To log in as an installer, you need the master key from the inverter's type plate and your service code, which can be requested from our service team.