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Hi Zooka. That's a very small genny, and your 5A limit is an ac limit, so likely way too high for it. Inverter gennies take-no-prisoners if they're overloaded, and won't deliver.

Set (say) a limit of 2A for testing, but you can easily(must?) do that in the CCGX, the setting there should override the Multi limit you've used in VEConfig.

Note there's a lower limit in your 3000 that it's possible to go to, and without looking it up, you may come across it at the 2A level.

Have a go, and we can work from there.. Good luck.

Also with the VE config under general turn on dynamic current limiter

this will SLOWLY increase the load to the generator

this may help but follow JohnC advise first

Thank you @PaulB and @JohnC for your responses.

I have dynamic current already enabled. I set the lowest setting available which is 4.5A, unfortunately it won't allow 2A. I pulled out my no name 2.4k generator and it is doing the same thing. Just won't sync up.

With the 2.4k genie;

Limit set to 4.5A;

And AC1 set to generator;

If there was a problem with the wiring you think it wouldn't detect the generator at all? (edit: I wired a plug straight from the genie to the multiplus to eliminate any issues, same thing happens.)

Any further ideas?

Thanks,

Zooka.

try setting the charger amps in VE config down to say 20 amps

Hello Zooka,

I have just updated the Multiplus Generator FAQ since your post, specifically the last section on PowerAssist.

Please run through it again.

Have you got the grid code set to

None as per below "This is the inverters default setting"

I have seen this happen if you have a different grid code setting.

as the generator gets a power back-feed of some type or the inverter does not like the connection as it cant export power or some thing like that.

Also looking at your inverter file I see the firmware is 413 try upgrading it to 433.

worth a try