Factory Setting Is Active

What does 8.0.00.14 mean?

This indicates that the inverter is currently operating with its default factory settings. While not an error in itself, it confirms that custom parameterization may not be active or an attempt to write a specific parameter has been rejected because factory settings are overriding it. The system is in a default state.

• The inverter has recently undergone a factory reset procedure (e.g., via P0-99 = 1 "Factory Reset") and has not yet been commissioned with application-specific parameters.
• A new inverter unit has been installed and powered up for the first time without any custom parameter loading.
• An attempt was made to write to a parameter that only accepts its factory default value or needs specific conditions to accept a new value from a non-default state.

Click steps to track your progress.

1. 1

   Confirm if the inverter should be running with custom parameters; if so, load the correct parameter set from a saved backup file using the commissioning software (e.g., via USB port X20).

2. 2

   Verify the integrity of the parameter backup file and ensure it is compatible with the current inverter firmware version before attempting to download.

3. 3

   If performing a factory reset, ensure all necessary custom parameters are re-entered or loaded correctly after the reset.

4. 4

   If attempting to write a parameter, confirm that the write command is successful and that the new value is stored (e.g., by reading P0-00 after write, or by checking "Parameter Saved" status P0-10).