<p>For this to happen, XW should be logging warnings or faults. Have you checked? This problem is probably related to the master / slave config. If this is XW+, there was firmware for that back in the day for fault 55 an EPROM failure that messed up timing. It was very repeatable at a certain time of day. If this is XW Pro disregard. You really need to differentiate the two different models as they are quite different in some regards. Good Luck!</p>
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<p>On Tue, 27 Apr 2021 20:43:19 -0600, Laura Conchelos <lauraconchelos@gmail.com> wrote:</p>
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<div>I have two Schneider XW 6848s in an off-grid system. I've had some issues I think we've gotten figured out in relation to the configuration of the inverters as master/slave. </div>
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<div>Now it seems the inverters shut down for ten seconds or so in the evening at 7:59. It doesn't seem to have done it last night. Though every other night since I reconfigured them it's done this. The reconfiguring might be a red herring, who knows. </div>
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<div>Anyone else run into something like this? </div>
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