<font face="arial" size="4"><p style="margin:0;padding:0;">on a related question, do wrenches have any reviews about the schneider/xantrex 80 amp, 600 volt cc?</p>
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<p style="margin:0;padding:0;">On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 1:49pm, "James Jefferson Jarvis" <jj@aprsworld.com> said:<br /><br /></p>
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<p style="margin:0;padding:0;">> The Morningstar TriStar MPPT 60 and the 600 volt 60 amp both have<br />> ethernet built in. Yes, you use their MSVIEW software, but no you don't<br />> need an RS-232 cable.<br />> <br />> The MSView software allows you to easily load previously developed<br />> settings and to easily save and print those settings.<br />> <br />> After putting lots of Morningstar products at remote site, I found found<br />> them not to crash, glitch, reset, or do anything besides work. I've<br />> found the built-in communications (using industry standard Modbus) to be<br />> excellent and easy to manage. I've not found any other charge controller<br />> manufacturer that has unified software across their whole product line,<br />> a unified communications standard, and the level of built-in monitoring<br />> the Morningstar products have.<br />> <br />> I'll take RS-232, RS-485, or Ethernet any day over proprietary stuff<br />> that doesn't work.<br />> <br />> I don't have any vested interest in Morningstar. I've just spent a lot<br />> of time developing monitoring and control software to work with all<br />> manners of different equipment. And when I get my choice, I go with the<br />> Morningstar stuff because I know it works well.<br />> <br />> -James Jarvis<br />> APRS World, LLC<br />> www.aprsworld.com</p>
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