Here's a quick overview of how you'll use Installer Toolkit to configure the Envoy
and track system installation progress.
First, you'll be asked to enter the number of microinverters and AC batteries that you've installed.
If you used Installer Toolkit to scan microinverter or AC battery serial numbers,
these numbers will be automatically entered for you and the devices will have been provisioned on the Envoy.
if your system doesn't include both device types,
simply enter a zero for the one that was not installed.
You may also need to select a location-specific grid profile.
For example, a grid profile is required for installations in Hawaii.
Once you've completed the form, tap continue.
If you didn't use Installer Toolkit to scan your microinverter or AC battery serial numbers,
you'll be prompted to start a device scan.
While the Envoy is scanning for devices, enable the meters.
Some system configurations, including those with AC batteries,
require both the production and consumption meters to be enabled.
Start by tapping the production meter row.
Verify that the readings are correct,
and then tap enable production meter at the bottom of the screen.
After you've enabled the production meter, you'll see a green checkmark next to it.
Next tap consumption meter.
Based on where you install the consumption CT, indicate whether the circuit that passes through
the consumption CT includes load with solar production, also known as net,
or load only, also known as total or gross.
For example, in the case of a line side tap. Then tap view readings.
Verify that the readings are correct,
then scroll down to the bottom of the screen and tap enable consumption meter.
If the readings are not correct, you can change the metered circuit setting before enabling the meter.
After you've enabled the consumption meter, you'll see a green checkmark next to it.
If the Envoy detects a wiring problem with either meter,
you'll see a warning symbol in place of the green checkmark.
Tap on the meter with the warning symbol for more information about the nature of the problem
and suggestions for how to rectify it.
After you've enabled the meters, verify that the Envoy has detected
all of the microinverters and AC batteries
and that all of the detected devices are communicating with the Envoy.
You can tap on the profile set row to track the progress of the profile propagation.
The AC batteries should begin to operate as soon as the grid profile that you selected
has been applied to them.
By default, the batteries are configured with a single rate tariff.
This means that they will discharge any time load demand exceeds solar generation
regardless of the time of day.
If you are installing in a location where there is a time of use tariff,
you can change this configuration to prevent the AC batteries from discharging
when the price of electricity is low.
Once you've confirmed that the microinverters and AC batteries have been installed
and are configured properly,
you can set up the Envoy's connection to Enlighten for monitoring.
If you're using integrated Wi-Fi, you can find the on-site network
and connect to it.
For any method ,Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or cellular, you can confirm a successful connection to Enlighten.
Once you've completed the system setup,
return to the overview and confirm the metering values,
including net power, which represents the latest reading of power exported to or imported from the grid.
You'll also see a summary of the latest activity from the AC batteries.
When you've completed the system setup, tap done.
Then you can view and email a summary report.