Configuring settings in the Webserver

After the initial installation, more settings can be made using the inverter’s menu or more conveniently via the Webserver.

To do this, use a PC or tablet to log in on the Webserver as an installer. Initial commissioning is completed.

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Grid parameters, curtailment parameters and policy-related parameters can only be changed using a service code.

To log in as an installer, you will need the master key from the inverter’s type plate and your service code. You can find your personal installer service code (PARAKO password) in your user account under ‘My Profile’ in the KOSTAL Solar Terminal. This requires the ‘Installation’ or ‘Admin’ user role.

After initial commissioning, the following settings should be made:

Have the inverter settings made by the installer.
Have the prescribed settings for grid feed-in made by the energy supplier (EVU).
Register with the KOSTAL Solar Terminal, if you have not already done so.
Register on the KOSTAL Solar Portal if you haven’t already done so.
Assign a password for the system operator.
Update the inverter software. Updating software
If a battery is connected, configure the battery settings (e.g. the minimum state of charge, SoC).
If the battery is controlled externally by an energy supplier, configure the battery control. External battery control
If connected, configure the ripple control receiver. Active power control
If connected, configure the signal contact for an external surge protective device (SPD).
If used and connected, configure the switching outputs (e.g. for a heat pump). Switched outputs.
If the inverter is used as an MDC host inverter, the MDC clients (e.g. inverters, ENECTOR G2, Shelly or TQ energy meters) must be added in the Device Manager.
Configure additional settings.