Inaccurate clock time

The inverter or device shows a wrong date or time, and logged events carry inaccurate time stamps. On Fronius Galvo, Primo and Symo inverters, status code 758 (753 on the Symo) means the real-time clock module is in emergency mode, while feeding power into the grid continues normally. Tell this apart from code 757, a hardware error in the real-time clock module: with 757 the inverter stops feeding current into the grid, and if the code persists a Fronius-trained technician is needed. Other causes include a clock that was never synced, or a backup supercap that drained during an extended power loss. On FIMER inverters, the Clock Fail alarm flashes the alarm LED when the displayed time drifts from the internal microprocessor time, which indicates a fault in the clock circuit. First reset the date and time on the inverter, and where the device supports it, use network time sync (SNTP) to keep it accurate. On FIMER inverters, if the date returns to a default value after a full AC and DC shutdown and restart, replace the clock battery with the inverter fully isolated, and keep the polarity correct. Correct the time quickly, because a wrong system time directly corrupts data logging and the recorded power generation values.

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• sentence 2: support check: partial - Code 758/753 meaning is stated, but the passages given don't name Galvo, Primo, Symo models in the text.
• sentence 5: support check: partial - W013 flashes alarm LED and indicates clock circuit malfunction, but the trigger is a difference over 1 minute, not just any drift.
• sentence 8: support check: partial - Passage says wrong system time directly affects data logging and power generation value, but doesn't say 'corrupts' or urge correcting quickly. -->