Hi Jeff,
You are getting a screen like I attached right?
So your problem is you can't make changes on Insight2. When you
attempt a change, like to turn on/off the SCP button beep you
get the error wrong password. The password asked for is the
Gateway PW. The gateway PW works on gateway?
If all of this is true I will need the PW of the gateway and
the URN.
Sorry to be overthinking this but this is not easy and there is
no room from creativity.
*Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar "we go where powerlines don't"
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On Sat, 1 Feb 2020 17:24:49 -0800, Jeff Clearwater
<je...@villagepowerdesign.com>
<mailto:je...@villagepowerdesign.com> wrote:
It's happening to me. Would love to solve it.
Thanks
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 1, 2020, at 1:43 PM, Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
<offgridso...@sti.net <mailto:offgridso...@sti.net>> wrote:
Wrenches,
I was told by Schneider that they would like
engineering to take a peak at a system where Insight2
is giving the password error for the Gateway.
" If you have any customers facing this issue who are
willing to share their gateway password with us, we can
troubleshoot what is going on. When we last looked at
this, it looked like their password was incorrect. (it
is hard to tell because the gateway stores a hash of
the password and not the password itself, so it is not
possible to find out the password that the gateway
has). Once connectivity is established to the cloud,
we have not seen an instance in the lab where we cannot
communicate with the gateway through the cloud."
So drop me an email and I can try and hook you up.
Thx. --Dave
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On Fri, 31 Jan 2020 13:45:59 -0800, Dave Angelini
Offgrid Solar <offgridso...@sti.net
<mailto:offgridso...@sti.net>> wrote:
I really have not had any problems with support
(monday thru friday they answer the phone) or the
equipment. Sorry to not be very helpful. You can
email me and I can attempt to help.
FYI I just changed the SCP button beep in the
country of Ghana from Mariposa. Client wondered how
that got turned on Wink The gateway system and
Insight2 work as advertised. I have heard similar
problems over the years with Optics and I know you
guys have also.
Some folks should not have the need for this
monitoring and if they do, they need to devote the
time before they get clients involved. My humble
opinion. FRIDAY !
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On Fri, 31 Jan 2020 12:16:09 -0700, Ray
<r...@solarray.com <mailto:r...@solarray.com>> wrote:
We inherited a Schneider system recently and
have been attempting to add remote monitoring
etc. I have an electrical engineer on my team
with significant com experience. Our opinion
to date:
1) The Schneider system is the most
complicated, kludgy solution I've ever
encountered with separate boxes and cables
running amok everywhere: certainly an inelegant
solution.
2) The Manuals do not fully cover all of the
setup, so Wrench comments chastising others for
contacting Schneider with basic questions
covered in the manual are way off base.
3) Schneider tech support is some of the worst
right now: we need field support when we are on
site, instead, we get a call back a week
later. Only SMA's lack of support for the
Sunny Islands is worse. (they don't call back
at all....)
4) When we do finally get a call back a week
later, they can't answer any of our questions,
and can't seem to forward us to anyone who can.
My conclusion:
The entire Schneider SCADA package is way over
priced, thrown together, not fully integrated,
over promised, released before it was ready,
and comes with virtually no SCADA support for
installation or trouble shooting after. At
least I feel better knowing its not just us.
Compare this to something like the Bluetooth
enabled SOC monitoring that comes FREE with
LiFe blue batteries, and it tells me Schneider
needs to just hit /Delete /and start over.
In the 21st century, we have smart phones with
apps that connect automatically, equipment that
is actually plug and play, and software that is
so intuitive you don't need the manual, much
less call anyone. As I've said going back to
the Outback Mate days, offgrid solar SCADA is
at least a decade behind the rest of the world.
Ray Walters
Remote Solar
303 505-8760
On 1/31/20 10:18 AM, Jeff Clearwater wrote:
Hi Mac and Luke and Wrenches,
I'm having the exact same issue. It hasn't
been a pressing problem right away as I've
been having access to the site but I was
hoping my last visit where I added Users
and Admins and Installers would fix it due
to permissions levels. But in Admins and
Installers I still get the same thing:
"DEVICE NOT READY OR INVALID CREDENTIALS,
PLEASE TRY AGAIN"
And like Mac I can log in and make changes
when I'm on site using the direct interface
but not through InSight2.0.
I've also checked numerous times that I'm
using the correct Gateway credentials.
Sandra?
Thanks,
Jeff
Luke Christy wrote on 1/31/20 6:44 AM:
Hi Mac,
I have a very similar issue to yours
with a customer's remote cabin and the
need to be able to monitor and change
settings remotely. I installed my first
Gateway with a brand new Conext 4048
and an MPPT-150 controller and I'm
having the exact same trouble and am
getting the same error message. Before
installation, I actually thought I had
verified that I could make settings
changes through the internet on a bench
test using the admin password, etc,
however, once the system was installed
I haven't been able to get it to work
despite verifying my passwords and
making a long trip for a return visit
to the site.
Perhaps someone else has some insight?
I'm glad to know that this may be a
larger issue.
-Luke
Luke Christy
NABCEP Certified PV Installation
Professional
On Jan 31, 2020, at 07:10, Mac
Lewis <maclew...@gmail.com>
<mailto:maclew...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Wrenches,
I am working with Schneider on this
but I haven't heard back in a few
days so I thought I'd put it out to
the list to see if anyone else has
worked through this.
We recently installed our first
Conext Gateway in hopes of getting
better monitoring and control
through Insight 2 portal. We
installed it on an XW 5548, AGS,
Batt Mon, HV-MPPT charge controller
~ 4 years old.
For some reason, we cannot make
changes to the system via the
portal. The monitoring is much
better but the control isn't
functional. When I make a
parameter change, it asks for the
username and password but then
gives this error every time:
I verified that I am entering the
Gateway admin username and the new
password that I assigned. I can
log into it locally,
directly through the Access Pt
functionality.
Any suggestions? Schneider isn't
responding and its a snow cat ride
to get into the site.
Thanks
--
Mac Lewis
"Yo solo sé que no sé nada." -Sócrates
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