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Use of several Amperecloud logs in one facility
In facilities with several Amperecloud Logs, these are connected in a commander/crew constellation (also known as master/slave). The Commander and Crew must be connected to each other via Ethernet so that they can communicate with each other.
The FRSE or any telecontrol components must be connected to the “Commander”. All meters whose data must either be transmitted via telecontrol technology or serve as a reference point for any feed-in limitation must also be connected to the Commander.
Any of the supplied devices can be selected as the commander. Designation or programming is only carried out remotely afterwards. It is important that you inform your contact at Amperecloud which IP the selected device has in the network and/or which token it has been configured with.
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