• Driver SMA - Article Number 421.024
  
  With the new SMA driver, Residential can now automatically create the configuration files required for the inverter query. Residential autonomously reads the relevant information from the inverter.
  
  This automatic process takes place during scanning – existing Internet connectivity is not required. In the future it will no longer be necessary to contact support if configuration files are not in the tti file – and there will be no more waiting for the delivery of new files in such cases.
  
  Click here to obtain the new firmware.

• Driver Emerson Modbus - Article Number 421.021
  The driver has been enhanced with the Power Control function. The following active and reactive power procedures are supported: P(DI), P(AI), P(fix), cosphi (DI), cosphi (AI), cosphi (fix), cosphi (U), cosphi (P), Q(DI), Q(AI), Q(fix), Q(U), Q(P) tanphi mix.
   
• Driver Sungrow-Modbus - Article Number 421.018
  The driver has been enhanced with the reactive power procedure Q. Q(DI), Q(AI), Q(fix), Q(U), Q(P) tanphi mix.
   
• Driver Sputnik (Solarmax) - Article Number 421.080
  The driver has been enhanced to support the following inverters: SolarMax 7TP2, SolarMax 6MT2, SolarMax 2000P, SolarMax 3000P, SolarMax 4000P, SolarMax 4600P, SolarMax 5000P, SolarMax 30HT4, SolarMax 32HT4, SolarMax 32HT2.
   
• Driver SMA - Article Number 421.040
  When this driver is delivered, all alarms (with the exception of the inverter alarms with the "SD" designation) are already activated. The inverter alarms do not need to be manually activated when the data logger is put into operation and is registered in the portal.

Following the successful conversion to an expanded character set, two additional languages - Chinese and Japanese - are now offered for the portals safer’Sun Professional and Virtual Control Room (VCOM).

In addition to the portals, the latest version of the safer’Sun App (Version 2.1.1) is also available in Chinese and Japanese.

The Solar Secondary Markets Conference will take place on July 3, 2014, in London. Mr. Robert Pfatischer, Managing Director of meteocontrol, will participate in a podium discussion focused on "Optimizing portfolio Management" and provide listeners with important information about current standards and future industry developments.

Further information is available at www.solarsecondarymarkets.com.