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Thank you Jeff.
I have disconnected all the six wires and measured all the resistance within them and I have found the solution:
the brown and the white-brown must be free, connected to nothing.
Then short the red and the white-black and
black with the white-red to the main AC.
Now I have the PV5 in 220volts mode.
Thanks to all for the help.
Lorenzo.


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