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        <description>Delta Grid Tie Inverter with Zero Feed In



This explains how to configure your Delta inverter and Secure 445 Power Meter so that the net import/export for the building is maintained at a preset level whenever possible.  This is done by reading the active power at the meter which should be connected just after your main electricity meter, and throttling the generation of your inverter whenever required.</description>
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        <description>Exporting Data to a Custom Server

The Custom Data Export allows you to push data to your own server at an interval of your choice.  You need to specify the URL of the script on your server that can handle the incoming data and respond with an appropriate success or failure message.</description>
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        <description>/device/tx/0  - update data in an existing device 0
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        <description>MQTT Configuration

As of Firmware x.1311 onwards, we have added several more MQTT configuration parameters that can currently be configured through the INI located in /config/mqtt.ini.

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Sometimes certain conditions may require overriding the generation limits in power control - for example if an external controller wishing to limit generation or if a site cannot generate more than a certain number of units.</description>
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        <description>Serial Port Programming

WattmonPRO and WattmonMEGA come with an RS-232 serial interface on pins 7 and 8 and an RS-485 port on an RJ45 connector.  The device is configured by default for RS-232 voltage levels and by using a simple DB9 cable can be connected to any serial device.  For specific devices that require TTL levels, a jumper setting inside the device can bypass the level converter IC and it can thus be used to interface with sensors or other devices at 3.3V DC.</description>
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