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Dear Business Partner,

We are getting back down to daily business after enjoying some exciting days at the Intersolar. The tremendous enthusiasm we experienced at the trade fair in general and at our booth in particular has given us an additional shot of motivation. Thanks to you, the Intersolar was a complete success for us – we would like to thank you for the great conversations and insightful discussions!

Our newsletter topics at a glance:

  • VCOM: Innovation by experience

    - More information in the sidebar
    - New KPI area in the VCOM evaluation
    - Usability: Small features, big impact
    - blue’Log events in the VCOM evaluation area
    - Reminder: New graphics in the VCOM report

     
  • International Business Development: meteocontrol Japan
  • PV asset management and O&M Europe: Developing a data analytics first culture

You can also find news about meteocontrol and our products on our homepage.

Your meteocontrol team

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VCOM: Innovation by experience


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More information in the sidebar

The sidebar is becoming more informative in the June release:
It now provides you with an overview of the number and installed power of the listed systems. The new display replaces the “power data” portlet.

Tip: With the shortcut key “L” (list), the sidebar can be easily shown and hidden.

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New KPI area in the VCOM evaluation

Key performance indicators (KPI) provide the system owner with a quick overview of their systems’ performance. The performance ratio (PR) and system availability offer special insights in particular.

This information is now available in an evaluation area in the new category called Key Performance Indicators. Other changes for the KPI area are currently being developed. Some surprises await you!


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Usability: Small features, big impact

To lighten your workload and to make it as efficient as possible, we continuously refine the VCOM interface and improve its user friendliness. We would like to present in particular two improvements that will go online as part of the June release:

  • The alarminfo portlet displays the relevant graphics when alarms occur. Clicking the chart icon now takes you to the evaluation area on the system level. You can perform in-depth analysis here.
     
  • We have redesigned the status overview in the ticket portlet and significantly improved the structure. The subsections can be shown or hidden as needed. The system saves your settings. As a result, you will see only the information that is relevant for you.

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blue’Log events in the VCOM evaluation area

The data loggers of the blue’Log X series send their status and the error codes of the inverters as event values to the VCOM. In the evaluation area, you will find these events listed in table form with the exact time stamps.

To obtain this information, you just have to use the Detail tab beneath the inverter graphics, including AC power and DC voltage.


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Reminder: New graphics in the VCOM report

As we announced in the last newsletter, the graphics in your VCOM reports have been redesigned beginning with the June release: The report graphics now use the same design as the VCOM graphics.


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International Business Development


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meteocontrol Japan

The recently established branch office meteocontrol Japan has participated as an exhibitor at the Solar Asset Management conference, which took place in Tokyo from 8th to 9th June 2017. The local team enjoyed the numerous visitors and the great interest in meteocontrol solutions.

In the picture from left to right: Eigo Komai, Roland Burger, Yoshitaka Santoki, Kana Okumura

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Developing a data analytics first culture

 

At the "PV Asset Management and O&M Europe" conference in Hamburg, Martin Schneider spoke on “developing a data analytics first culture” last Tuesday, June 13.

The conference's main theme was optimizing O&M strategies to boost yields. In his address, Martin Schneider showed what is already possible today in “data analysis” and which changes will occur as a result of new technologies. Against this backdrop, the audience learned how technical operation management can change and heard about the cost-cutting potential that a monitoring system with integrated data analysis offers.

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TRAINING IN JULY


Our training program in July:

07/19/2017
Monitoring portal

07/20/17
Grid feed-in management / power control

Go here to sign up.
We look forward to your participation!


CONTACT
Phone: +49 (0)821 / 34 666-80
Fax: +49 (0)821 / 34 666-9080
sales@meteocontrol.com

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