MYPV AC-THOR Bedienungsanleitung

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 1

AC•THOR / AC•THOR 9s

Photovoltaic-Power-Manager for hot water and space heating

Operation Manual

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 2 
Contents 
1. Assembly .............................................................................................................................. 4 
2. Commissioning...................................................................................................................... 4 
1. Select language................................................................................................................. 4 
2. Select operating mode ....................................................................................................... 4 
3. Select control of the control (the signal source) for the AC•THOR......................................... 4 
4. Temperature sensor assignment and activation ................................................................... 7 
5. Save the settings............................................................................................................... 7 
3. Controls and displays............................................................................................................. 8 
Homescreen.......................................................................................................................... 8 
Status symbol .................................................................................................................... 9 
Data logger........................................................................................................................... 9 
Status information on the display ........................................................................................... 9 
Settings .............................................................................................................................. 11 
Help ................................................................................................................................... 11 
4. Operating modes................................................................................................................. 11 
M1: Hot water..................................................................................................................... 11 
Explanation...................................................................................................................... 11 
Specific settings for operating mode M1 ............................................................................ 12 
Temperature sensors (only with AC•THOR 9s)................................................................... 14 
M2: Hot water stratified charging ......................................................................................... 14 
Explanation...................................................................................................................... 14 
Specific settings for operating mode M2 ............................................................................ 15 
M3: Hot water 6 kW/18kW................................................................................................... 16 
Explanation...................................................................................................................... 16 
Load measurement on relays with my-PV Meter (recommended) ........................................ 17 
Specific settings for operating mode M3 ............................................................................ 18 
M4: Hot water + Heat pump................................................................................................ 19 
Explanation...................................................................................................................... 19 
Specific settings for operating mode M4 ............................................................................ 20 
M5: Hot water + Space heating............................................................................................ 21 
Explanation...................................................................................................................... 21 
Specific settings for operating mode M5 ............................................................................ 22 
Temperature sensors ....................................................................................................... 23 
M6: Space heating............................................................................................................... 23 
Explanation...................................................................................................................... 24 
Specific settings for operating mode M6 ............................................................................ 24 
Temperature sensors ....................................................................................................... 24 
M7: Hot water + PWM......................................................................................................... 25 
Explanation...................................................................................................................... 25 
Specific settings for operating mode M7 ............................................................................ 26 
M8: Frequency mode........................................................................................................... 27 
5. General settings .................................................................................................................. 27 

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 3 
6. Web-Interface..................................................................................................................... 29 
Search for devices in the network......................................................................................... 29 
Systems without Internet access .......................................................................................... 31 
Connect Web-Interface........................................................................................................ 31 
Home (homepage) .............................................................................................................. 32 
Data logger......................................................................................................................... 32 
Status information............................................................................................................... 33 
Settings .............................................................................................................................. 34 
Special setting possibilities in the Web-Interface ................................................................... 35 
Special settings for operating mode M3 (6kW/18 kW) ........................................................ 35 
Legionella boost outputs (only with AC•THOR 9s) .............................................................. 36 
Control Settings ............................................................................................................... 36 
Measurement Settings...................................................................................................... 39 
EV Function ..................................................................................................................... 41 
Multi units ....................................................................................................................... 42 
Cloud Mode ..................................................................................................................... 43 
Debug-Mode.................................................................................................................... 45 
Help ................................................................................................................................... 45 
7. Frequency control ............................................................................................................... 45 
Explanation ..................................................................................................................... 45 
Specific settings for Frequency control .............................................................................. 46 
8. Potential-free input for external control ................................................................................ 46 
9. Modbus RTU connection for external control ......................................................................... 47 
10. Firmware update................................................................................................................. 47 
Update from server ............................................................................................................. 47 
Manual Update ................................................................................................................ 47 
Update with SD card............................................................................................................ 48 
11. Status codes ....................................................................................................................... 48 
12. Temperature sensors: Assignment and function (only with AC•THOR 9s)................................ 48 
13. Fault temperature sensors ................................................................................................... 48 
14. Error messages on the Display ............................................................................................. 49 
15. Fault signals by the AC•THOR Logo...................................................................................... 49 
 
 

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 4

Before placing into operation it is essential to read the assembly instructions provided with the

device.

Commissioning takes place in a few steps and must be carried out when the AC•THOR is started for

the first time or after resetting to factory settings.

Use the left and right arrow keys to see more options.

From firmware version a0020202 onwards, French or Spanish can be selected in addition to German

and English.

See chapter headed "Operating modes".

The selection can also be changed at a later date.

Use the left and right arrow keys to see more options.

Besides the my-PV Meter and open communication protocols such as http, Modbus TCP, Adjustable

Modbus RTU and Adjustable Modbus TCP, as well as frequency control, pre-set signal sources are

available for many compatible manufacturers.

For certain compatible partners the choice between „Auto“ (automatic IP-search of the device) or

„Manual“ (manual entry of the IP address of the source) is possible. If a control type with the

addition "Manual" is selected, the next step is to set the IP address of the signal source.

In the case of a control mode with the addition "Manual", the IP address of the signal source

must not change during operation (e.g. by a DHCP router), otherwise the AC•THOR will lose the

control signal.

Signalsource

Hardware

Interface

Comments

my-PV Meter Auto

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Connection to my-PV Meter in the network is set up automatically. Setting up

the connection may take up to a minute!

my-PV Meter Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Connection to my-PV Meter in the network is set up by entering the IP

address manually.

my-PV Power Meter

Direkt

Direct

connection

(RJ45, cross-

over network

cable)

Connection to the my-PV Power Meter is established directly without a

network. A crossover network cable must be used for this type of

connection!

No direct connection is possible with the my-PV WiFi Meter!

Adjustable Modbus RTU

Modbus RTU

(RS485, A B

GND)

Cannot be selected on the display, configuration is done in the web

interface. Temporary network access (RJ45, Ethernet) is therefore required

at least for commissioning. See chapter "Special setting possibilities in the

Web-Interface".

Connection diagram according to chapter 9.

When controlling via Modbus RTU, the operating mode M7 cannot be used!

Adjustable Modbus TCP

(Sunspec etc)

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Cannot be selected on the display, configuration is done in the web

interface. See chapter "Special setting possibilities in the Web-Interface".

Carlo Gavazzi EM24

Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Approved for meter type EM24 with Modbus TCP.

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 5

Digital Meter P1

Modbus RTU

(RS485, A B

GND)

Device connection requires the " Digital Meter P1Interface" from my-PV as

hardware interface. See here.

When controlling via Modbus RTU, the operating mode M7 cannot be used!

Frequency

Mains

connection

See chapter 7 Frequency control.

Fronius Auto / Manual

Fronius Gen24 Manual

Fronius Sunspec Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Smart Meter required.

For Modbus control Sunspec must be activated.

GoodWe Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Works with GoodWe high-voltage hybrids (ET/BT single-phase and EH/BH

three-phase) that communicate via the GoodWe LAN module (not WLAN)

using Modbus TCP.

For systems with battery storage, a value of 290W feed-in is preset as the

target value of the control; without a battery, the value can also be reduced.

Growatt (Modbus RTU)

Modbus RTU

(RS485, A B

GND)

The control signal is received via Modbus RTU (RS485, A B GND)!

Connection diagram according to chapter 9.

When controlling via Modbus RTU, the operating mode M7 cannot be used!

Growatt connection assignment for RS485:

Note: Inverters that are not SPH-UP may need to be updated to the latest

firmware version to communicate via RS485, according to Growatt. To do

this, send the Growatt serial number and a short explanation to

[email protected].

http

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

A description of this open protocol is available in a separate document,

which will be provided on request.

Huawei (Modbus RTU)

Modbus RTU

(RS485, A B

GND)

The control signal is received via Modbus RTU (RS485, A B GND)!

Connection diagram according to chapter 9.

When controlling via Modbus RTU, the operating mode M7 cannot be used!

If the Huawei Smart Dongle is used on the inverter, communication

problems may occur with this type of connection. We therefore recommend

using the control type "Huawei (Modbus TCP) Manual" if possible, especially

if a battery storage unit is present!

Huawei (Modbus TCP)

Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Works with Huawei devices that communicate via Modbus TCP, such as the

Huawei Smart Dongle-WLAN-FE!

Note: From dongle firmware SPC124, TCP must be activated locally via the

Huawei app!

Alternatively, the AC•THOR could also be controlled via Modbus RTU. If a

battery storage is available, however, the "Huawei (Modbus TCP) Manual"

must be used explicitly!

IME Conto D4 Modbus

MID (Modbus RTU)

Modbus RTU

(RS485, A B

GND)

The control signal is received via Modbus RTU (RS485, A B GND)!

Connection diagram according to chapter 9.

When controlling via Modbus RTU, the operating mode M7 cannot be used!

Tested by my-PV with IME Conto D4 Modbus MID.

KACO TL1 + TL3 Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Sunspec must be enabled on inverter.

Kostal PIKO IQ

Plenticore plus Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Suitable electricity meters please refer to the Kostal descriptions.

Modbus must be activated on the inverter.

Kostal Smart Energy

Meter Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Device ID as set on the device.

Modbus Settings –Modbus TCP –set “Enable TCP Slave” active

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MEC electronics Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Approved for meter type MECmeter.

Modbus TCP

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

A description of this open protocol is available in a separate document,

which will be provided on request.

QCELLS (Modbus RTU)

Modbus RTU

(RS485, A B

GND)

The control signal is received via Modbus RTU (RS485, A B GND)!

Connection diagram according to chapter 9.

When controlling via Modbus RTU, the operating mode M7 cannot be used!

Tested by my-PV with Q.VOLT HYB-G3 5.0 kW 1P, baud rate 115200.

According to information from Q CELLS, the devices in the Q.VOLT HYB-G3

series support RTU communication.

The correct communication connection to the Q.VOLT HYB-G3 inverter can

be found in the Q CELLS manual.

RCT Power Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Slave

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Cannot be selected manually. See chapter “

Multi units”

SMA Direct meter

communication

Auto / Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

This control type is available for the SMA Energy Meter and SMA Sunny

Home Manager devices.

If this control type is carried out by the Sunny Home Manager, the

superordinate energy planning for the my-PV device is then not given. There

is also no visualization in the Load Balance. However, the power control is

then carried out significantly faster than with the control type "SMA Home

Manager".

SMA Home Manager

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

The power signal which the SMA Sunny Home Manager gives the my-PV

device depends not only on the feed-in, but also on the superordinate

energy planning.

SolarEdge Manual

Alternative:

SolarEdge Synergy for

2-unit Manual

SolarEdge Synergy for

3-unit Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Modbus TCP must be enabled on SolarEdge.

The communication usually works either via port 502 or 1502.

According to the latest information from SolarEdge, this control only works

when connected via LAN, not WLAN.

Solax (Modbus RTU)

Modbus RTU

(RS485, A B

GND)

The control signal is received via Modbus RTU (RS485, A B GND)!

Connection diagram according to chapter 9.

When controlling via Modbus RTU, the operating mode M7 cannot be used!

Tested by my-PV with X1-Hybrid5.0-G4, baud rate 115200.

According to information from Solax, the G4 units support RTU

communication.

The correct communication connection to Solax can be found in the Solax

instructions.

Steca Auto

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Sungrow Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Works with Sungrow devices that communicate via Modbus TCP.

Varta Auto / Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

Victron Energy 1ph /

3ph Manual

LAN

(RJ45, Ethernet)

With Modbus control, the excess power control can be selected according to

one or three phases.

TIP: For many of these and other manufacturers there are separate instructions

for the required settings. More information about compatible manufacturers can be

found here.

When controlled by an inverter, a feed-in meter is required in the system. The query of the

inverter otherwise provides no data.

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 7

We ask for your understanding that we cannot do any binding support for third-party

products. For questions about third-party products, please contact the technical support of the

respective company.

Not every signal source is approved for hybrid systems with battery storage. If necessary,

please contact the technical support of my-PV.

Operation with battery may require additional control parameters. In this case, please contact

the technical support of my-PV.

A number is assigned to the sensor in the order in which it is selected. The selection can be

deselected by tapping on the key once more.

To assign a sensor to the respective entry in the list, the serial numbers can be identified on a label

attached to the sensor wire.

TIP: As the measuring value of the sensor is already shown in the selection

list, an assignment can alternatively also be made by simply altering the

temperature on the sensor.

TIP: The use of a sensor is not necessary if the optional boost backup or

the legionella programme are not used and the heat generator is switched

off by a thermostat!

By saving the settings the commissioning for the use of excess power is finished.

Additional functions, such as the optional boost backup, must be set separately.

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 8

The "Home" button always returns you to the home screen. The upper bar shows the current date,

time, the unit number und the operating mode (mode M1 –Mx). On the right, symbols show the

unit's current status.

The contents of the home screen vary according to the operating mode and shows how much power

the AC•THOR is currently feeding into the load. Depending on how many, if any, temperature

sensors are defined, the measured values are also shown.

Homescreen AC•THOR:

Presentation

according to operating

mode

Date, Device number

time Operating mode Status

Main menu

Single-Boost

Homescreen AC•THOR 9s:

With the AC•THOR 9s,

the power display

consists of three bars.

Load output Out-3

Load output Out-2

Load output Out-1

If several temperature

sensors are used, the

sensor number is

displayed.

The button "Single boost" only appears in hot water operating modes if the function for

ensuring a minimum temperature is activated. Actuating the button starts a once-only

boost backup mode. This can also be deactivated while it is in operation.

If the boost backup is actuated automatically based on the day of the week, time of day or

temperature, it cannot be deactivated by using the button.

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 9

Lights up = set temperature reached

Flashes = stand-by, waits for excess

Lights up = heats with PV excess. Flashes = boost backup mode

Lights up = no control signal

Lights up = physical connection to the RJ45 network connection is intact

Lights up = no intact physical connection to the RJ45 network connection

Block active

Recorded production data, meter values and temperatures can be read off at any time. The

respective values can be selected using the "Open" button. These can be presented in the three

views of the current year, month or day using the "Calendar" button.

TIP: Type directly in the diagram on the individual bars to present the data in their

next level of definition and on the button of the data logger again to return to the

previous level.

The following data can be displayed:

Total power: Shows the total power figures for all the connected loads. The yellow bars indicate the

PV excess power used, the green bars the proportion of grid energy when the optional temperature

boost backup is active.

Meter: indicates the value of the total power drawn from the grid (red) including household loads

and grid feed-in (green) at the metering point.

Power 1: shows the power data for load 1.

Power 2: shows the power data for load 2.

Temperature 1-4: shows the data of the temperature probe.

The data of all variables relevant to the operation are shown in a list.

Output: shows the current output of the AC•THOR power unit.

AC•THOR®/ AC•THOR®9s Operating instructions, version a0020806 10

Meter: shows the current data for the meter at the measuring point. A positive value shows drawing

from the grid, a negative value, feeding into the grid.

PV: If a corresponding measuring point has been set in the Web-Interface under Setup, the value of

the PV power is available here. See Measurement Settings.

Load: shows the nominal power of the load (at 230 V) which is currently being supplied by the

AC•THOR output unit. This value can be determined from an output of 500 W.

With AC•THOR 9s, the load status (0 or 1) at the three outputs is displayed at this point.

If "none" or "0" is displayed even though a load is connected, the cause may be a thermostat that

has been switched off or a safety temperature limiter that has been triggered.

Temperature 1: Current data probe 1

Temperature 2: Current data probe 2

Temperature 3: Current data probe 3

Temperature 4: Current data probe 4

IP: shows the current IP address of the AC•THOR.

Ctrl IP: shows the current IP address of the signal source. Shown in addition in the line below is the

designation of the signal source and the current measured value. A positive value shows drawing

from the grid, a negative value, feeding into the grid.

Status: Shows the unit's current status. See chapter "Status codes".

For AC•THOR 9s the number consists of two parts. On the left the status code of power unit

AC•THOR 9s, on the right the status code of power unit AC•THOR.

Grid voltage: shows the current input voltage at the AC•THOR (only with AC•THOR)

Grid power: shows the current input power at the am AC•THOR (only with AC•THOR)

Output voltage: shows the current output voltage of the AC•THOR (only with AC•THOR)

Power 1: Power at output Out-1 (only with AC•THOR 9s)

Power 2: Power at output Out-2 (only with AC•THOR 9s)

Power 3: Power at output Out-3 (only with AC•THOR 9s)

Frequency: shows the current grid frequency.

Temperature output unit: shows the current temperature of the AC•THOR power electronics.

Fan: shows the current speed setting of the internal fan.

Serial number: shows the unit serial number.

MAC address: shows the MAC address of the unit.

Version: shows the current firmware version of the unit.

Version power stage: shows the current firmware version of the AC•THOR output unit.

For AC•THOR 9s the firmware version of the PS consists of two parts.

pXXX: Power stage AC•THOR

sXXX: Power stage AC•THOR 9s

Device number: shows the unit number set. This is also visible on the home screen.

Operating mode: shows the operating mode set (M1 –Mx). This is also visible on the home screen.

Latest firmware: shows the latest firmware version, or "current" is displayed.

Update status: Ok, loading (number of files), or waiting for installation

Output unit update status: Ok, loading, or waiting for installation

Cloud Status: Regardless of whether the cloud mode is active or not, it is displayed whether the

cloud server my-PV.LIVE is reachable. If the info "99, Timeout" is displayed at this point, please

send the 16-digit serial number to support@my-pv.com.

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