Settings Overview - Panasonic LJ-NA02 User Manual

9. Settings Overview
Date/Time
Date/Time Display (7-1)
Year
Automatic
Month/Day
Automatic
Hour/Minute
▪ Year→Month/Day→Hour/Minute
Each displayed for two seconds.
▪ Returns to normal state
automatically after the display.
Date/Time Setting (7-2)
Year
Month
Day
Hour
Minute
Display of Setting
▪ Press the "MENU (ENTER)" to change the
display:
Year→Month→Day→Hour→Minute
▪ Press "DATA (▲)" or "CLOCK (▼)" to
change the selected (i.e. blinking) value.
▪ The new setting values are displayed when
the setting is completed.
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Normal Display
▪ There are three modes of view: Normal state, Remaining battery
level, and Operation mode.
▪ Press the "DATA (▲)" to change the display mode.
▪ The remaining battery level and operation mode views automatically
return to the normal state after five minutes of inactivity.
Normal state
Displays the current status
Automatic
Remaining battery level
Displays the status of battery
Operation mode
Displays the current mode
[SELF]: Maximum self-
consumption mode
[ProG]: Programmed
charge/discharge time mode
[bu]: Back-up mode
[rc]: Remote control
3 sec
e.g. Operation mode
▪ In the normal state, you can view the operating status as
follows.
Stopped (Grid-connected)
Stopped (Back-up)
In operation (Grid-connected)
Generation with
Inspection notice
In operation (Back-up)
Automatic
Error
Normal State (6-1)
Stopped via User's command.
If "ON/OFF (CANCEL)" is pressed for
one second, the system will start the grid
operation.
Stopped via User's command.
"PF" will display.
If "ON/OFF (CANCEL)" is pressed for one
second, the system will start the back-up
operation.
The system in grid operation display
indicates charge or discharge power.
If "ON/OFF (CANCEL)" is pressed for
one second, the system will stop.
System shows the Inspection notice.
Period until inspection added.
(See 10-3)
The system in back-up operation,
indicates output power and "PF".
If "ON/OFF (CANCEL)" is pressed for
one second, the system will stop.
The system has abnormally stopped
and indicates error mode (F/H/U/P/E)
and code.
1 sec
* Make sure
that the
system is
not in
operation.
1 sec