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Just installed a Quattro II to my system, both systems (edit: I mean Quattro II + Cerbo) are set to latest firmware. As you can see below in the picture, the Quattro is connected and charging, so there is communications and AC-power.
But in the VRM there are no values shown for Shore (connected to AC-in-2) and AC-loads (connected to AC-Out-1). What can I do to fix this?
Hi @Baronner ,
could you try to insert a 3.5mm headphone plug into this socket a few times and remove it again right after:
It could be, that a contact is stuck in that socket, leading to the Quattro2 think, that there is an external current sensor connected.
BR
Hi guys,
I have the same problem. L2 on the AC loads shows 0W. However I've got a new Multiplus 2, which does not have the jack plug but a phoenix plug. How do I solve this? I've tried using contact spray on the connector and tried to attach another wire. No results so far.. Anyone solved this issue yet?
The OP had no grid or load values.
You have a grid value of -8456 which is commensurate with the L1 and L3. The pv inverter is showing 2236 so that doesn't correlate. Are you sure you have any loads on L2?
Is the power switch on inverter or charger only?
The Power switch is on "inverer". When disconnecting the power, AC-load is displayed. See below.
When connectting the power back, AC-input and AC-loads are back to '0'.
It appears to be acting as a backup system only. Can you provide screenshots of your settings or indicate what you changed when you installed the system.
Thanks for you help. Here my settings of the Quattro II and Cerbo.
Quattro II
Above, you can see AC-OUT L1 values! But strangely they don't change significantly when I turn on the cooker (1000W).
Cerbo:
No DVCC, No ESS, No Wireless AC sensors
Hope somenone has a clue what to do!
