VCOM Import - Webdyn

Technical details

Protocol

ftp

File format

csv

Reporting interval

variable / 300 seconds (recommended)

Server

FTP (please see FTP access data)

Port

21


Datalogger setup in VCOM

  • Create a new datasource in VCOM and select device type Webdyn
  • Insert correct datalogger serial number and choose local recording interval settings


Setup datalogger

Communication

  • Please make sure that all datalogger assigned to one system in VCOM use the same recording interval to ensure that charts work properly
  • Copy given FTP access data in VCOM setup and insert it into datalogger setup
  • Perform communication test

General setup

\CONFIG\*_daq.ini

DAQ_Period=5

DAQ_PeriodSec=0

DAQ_HeaderOption=1

..

..

MODBUS_Addr[0]=1

MODBUS_Name[0]=Inverter_Growatt

MODBUS_FileDefName[0]=growatt_60kw.ini

MODBUS_Addr[1]=2

MODBUS_Name[1]=Secure_Elite_300

MODBUS_FileDefName[1]=Secure_Elite_440_446.ini

MODBUS_Addr[2]=3

MODBUS_Name[2]=3-in-1 sensor

MODBUS_FileDefName[2]=Modbus_IMT_Sensor.ini

<- must be 1

...

<- necessary folder for device config (modbus)

...

<- necessary folder for device config (modbus)

...

<- necessary folder for device config (modbus)


CONFIG/*_config.ini

ID=704-01

IDFile_Enable=0

INV_Type=0

INV_Name=INV

<- shows serial number, must be inserted in VCOM datalogger configuration



Folder structure for device config files


/DEF/INV/
/DEF/IO/
/DEF/MODBUS/growatt_60kw.ini
/DEF/MODBUS/Secure_Elite_440_446.ini
/DEF/MODBUS/ Modbus_IMT_Sensor.ini
/DEF/TIC/

Folder structure for data files


/DATA/ID/
/DATA/INV/
/DATA/IO/
/DATA/MODBUS/WD*.csv.gz
/DATA/TIC/

How to adapt meter scale factor

If necessary the scale factor can be adapted in the meter config file, in our example the file is called "Secure_Elite_440_446.ini":

...
Modbus_VariablesTables={
# Description des champs
# varIndex;varReqIndex;varName;varType;varSigned;varPosition;varOption1;varOption2;varCoeffA;varCoeffB,varUnit,varAction;6
...

19;19;3 phase active power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kW;4

20;20;R phase reactive power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kVAR;4
21;21;Y phase reactive power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kVAR;4
22;22;B phase reactive power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kVAR;4
23;23;3 phase reactive power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kVAR;4
24;24;R phase apparent power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kVA;4
25;25;Y phase apparent power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kVA;4
26;26;B phase apparent power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kVA;4
27;27;3 phase apparent power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kVA;4
28;28;Frequency;8;2;1;;;1;0;Hz;4
29;29;Active Total import;8;2;1;;;1;0;kWh;4

30;30;Active Total Export;8;2;1;;;1;0;kWh;4
.....

The factor can be changed in the 9. column "varCoeffA":

Example active power
19;19;3 phase active power;8;2;1;;;1;0;kW;4
change factor from 1 to 0.001 (for conversion from W to kW)
19;19;3 phase active power;8;2;1;;;0.001;0;kW;4

Example active energy
30;30;Active Total Export;8;2;1;;;1;0;kWh;4
Change factor from 1 to 0.001 (for conversion from Wh to kWh)
30;30;Active Total Export;8;2;1;;;0;0.001;kWh;4