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| ess:ess_mode_2_and_3 [2018-08-03 16:21] – [6. Further examples for external control] iburger | ess:ess_mode_2_and_3 [2018-10-26 23:29] – [3.6 Using the MK3 directly instead of CCGX] guy_stewart | ||
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| * If your system contains a ESS compatible AC-Sensor which is set up as grid meter, the CCGX will automatically enter mode 1 and start updating the AC power setpoint continuously. You can disable this behavior by setting // | * If your system contains a ESS compatible AC-Sensor which is set up as grid meter, the CCGX will automatically enter mode 1 and start updating the AC power setpoint continuously. You can disable this behavior by setting // | ||
| - | ==== 3.6 Using the MK3 directly instead of CCGX ==== | + | ==== 3.6 Using the MK3 directly instead of via CCGX ==== |
| === 3.6.1 Introduction === | === 3.6.1 Introduction === | ||
| - | In this setup, it is not necessary to use a CCGX. Instead an MK3 is used. We have both MK2-RS232 and an MK3-USB available, see the pricelist. | + | In this setup, it is not necessary to use a CCGX for the control interface. Instead an MK3 is used. We have both MK2-RS232 and an MK3-USB available, see the pricelist. |
| The MK3-USB has replaced the MK2-USB. There are no differences in the protocol. | The MK3-USB has replaced the MK2-USB. There are no differences in the protocol. | ||
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