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| - | ==== Muilt-string ==== | + | ==== Multi-string ==== |
| If you are using multi-string model, each string has a standalone clear-fault register. You can eithe use 1->53903 to clear-fault all the modules, or use the following registers: | If you are using multi-string model, each string has a standalone clear-fault register. You can eithe use 1->53903 to clear-fault all the modules, or use the following registers: | ||
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| ==== Muilt-string ==== | ==== Muilt-string ==== | ||
| - | If you are using multi-string model, each string has a standalone stopping register. You can eithe use 1->53900 to start all the modules, or use the following registers to operate each module: | + | If you are using multi-string model, each string has a standalone stopping register. You can eithe use 1->53900 to stop all the modules, or use the following registers to operate each module: |
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| - | ==== Muilt-string ==== | + | ==== Multi-string ==== |
| If you are using multi-string model, each string have a standalone active power setpoint register. | If you are using multi-string model, each string have a standalone active power setpoint register. | ||
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| === Reactive power regulation mode === | === Reactive power regulation mode === | ||
| - | Their are three modes for regulating reactive power | + | There are three modes for regulating reactive power |
| * 53620=0: Constant PF - the reactive power will be designated by [[#PF setpoint]] and [[#active power setpoint]] | * 53620=0: Constant PF - the reactive power will be designated by [[#PF setpoint]] and [[#active power setpoint]] | ||
| * 53620=1: Constant reactive power - the reactive power will be designated by [[#reactive power setpoint]] directly | * 53620=1: Constant reactive power - the reactive power will be designated by [[#reactive power setpoint]] directly | ||
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| ==== What are Smart inverter functions ==== | ==== What are Smart inverter functions ==== | ||
| - | Smart inverters go beyond this basic function to provide grid support functions, such as voltage regulation, frequency support and ride through capabilities. | + | Smart inverters go beyond this basic function to provide grid support functions, such as voltage regulation, frequency support and ride-through capabilities. |
| More and more countries grid codes are requiring similar smart inverter functions | More and more countries grid codes are requiring similar smart inverter functions | ||