An inverter your data logger cannot read is no longer called faulty

Your plant no longer opens an "Inverter device fault" when its data logger reports it cannot read an inverter and no readings arrive — the machine may be producing perfectly. You now get a low-priority "Logger cannot reach inverter" entry, which becomes "Inverter not communicating" after an hour of daylight. Your plants receive this with their next agent update.

• The entry names the data logger and how many of its inverters cannot be read.
• It sends no notification and leaves the inverter's status alone.
• It closes as soon as the logger reads the inverter again and readings arrive.
• A fault that an inverter or a battery reports about itself is unchanged.