Subarray is one of the key parts for Arka360 design studio. It helps users to pre-define various fields for their design to improve the efficiency of the design creation.
Click on Subarray tab on the Design Defaults pop-up page to view/edit the below mentioned fields:
A. Fixed Mount
Fixed Mount is generally used for RCC and ground mount panel placements.
Default
Click on the Default toggle to mark/unmark Fixed Mount as default panel placement type.
Panel
Click on the Panel dropdown to choose your modules by filtering various modules with the help of module make, minimum & maximum wattage.
Click on your module to select the module for your new designs.
Structure Type
Click on the Structure Type dropdown to choose your structure type from the dropdown menu.
Click on your structure type to select the structure for your new designs.
Tilt
Input the tilt you want for your modules for your new designs.
Azimuth
Input the azimuth for your modules/tables for your new designs.
It is suggested to choose azimuth after placing the modules on the polygon.
Row Spacing
Row Spacing is the spacing between the modules for two adjacent rows.
User can choose from Auto and Manual row spacing modes.
Table Spacing
User can input the Table Spacing as desired for their new designs.
Table Size Up
Table Size Up is the number of rows a user wants in their table.
Input the numeric value for the desired number of rows for your tables.
Table Size Wide
Table Size Wide is the number of columns a user wants in their table.
Input the numeric value for the desired number of columns for your tables.
Panel Orientation
User can choose the panel orientation from Landscape and Portrait orientations for their designs.
Mount Height
Mount Height is the lower height of the table.
User can input the numeric value for the mount height of their module tables.
Module Spacing Up
Module Spacing Up is the distance between two adjacent module rows of a particular table.
User can input the numeric value for the space needed between two adjacent module rows in a table.
Module Spacing Wide
Module Spacing Wide is the distance between two adjacent module columns of a particular table.
User can input the numeric value for the space needed between two adjacent module columns in a table.
B. Flush Mount
Flush Mount is generally used for tilted and shed type panel placements mountings.
Placeable
Click on the Placeable toggle to mark/unmark Flush Mount as default panel placement type.
Panel
Click on the Panel dropdown to choose your modules by filtering various modules with the help of module make, minimum & maximum wattage.
Click on your module to select the module for your new designs.
Structure Type
Structure type for the flush mount is not required as the distance between modules and polygons is very less.
Tilt
Tilt for the flush mount structures will be automatically calculated as per the tilt of the placeable polygon.
Azimuth
Azimuth for the flush mount structures will be automatically calculated as per the azimuth of the placeable polygon.
Row Spacing
Row Spacing is the spacing between the modules for two adjacent rows.
User can input the desired row spacing for two adjacent rows.
Table Spacing
User can input the Table Spacing as desired for their new designs.
Table Size Up
Table Size Up is the number of rows a user wants in their table.
Input the numeric value for the desired number of rows for your tables.
Table Size Wide
Table Size Wide is the number of columns a user wants in their table.
Input the numeric value for the desired number of columns for your tables.
Panel Orientation
User can choose the panel orientation from Landscape and Portrait orientations for their designs.
Mount Height
Mount Height is the lower height of the table.
User can input the numeric value for the mount height of their module tables.
Module Spacing Up
Module Spacing Up is the distance between two adjacent module rows of a particular table.
User can input the numeric value for the space needed between two adjacent module rows in a table.
Module Spacing Wide
Module Spacing Wide is the distance between two adjacent module columns of a particular table.
User can input the numeric value for the space needed between two adjacent module columns in a table.