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But see again the wording on SMA's G83/1 certificate for the 4000TL
http://download.sma.de/smaprosa/dateien/1807/G83-1_4000TL_20-ZEN092811.pdf
I think any unit intended for UK distribution should be preset at the factory and then Grid Guard set so that you can twirl the knobs any way you like but they won't alter the G83/1 settings. If moving your knobs is changing the parameters (without password use) I think it indicates that the unit was not preset at the factory for UK use, which is perhaps supported by the lack of an english manual in the box. I think the 5 8 setting will set it to G83/1 but not with Grid Guard set, ie not tamper proof as a factory preset UK unit would be, which means strictly it would not satisfy your DNO's request.
we've had several inverters now all have a separate form stating the inverter must be set via dials to conform with G83
follow the instructions and when commisioned the country setting comes up as G83 on display
I know that if they are ordered for uk they are factory set
but Sma are bound to sell inverters in bulk (with unknown destinations) to wholesalers covering more than one country who can either set the inverters to a country code or sell them and let the installer do it manually ,
I'll check again but after commissioning does'nt grid guard protect settings after a few hours