Powering Down; Adding New Devices; Operation; Definitions - Outback FX Series Installation Manual

8. Close the AC input circuit breakers and connect an AC source.
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Using a DVM or voltmeter, check the AC HOT IN and AC NEUTRAL IN terminals for 120 Vac
from the AC source.
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If a system display is present, confirm that the inverter accepts the AC source as appropriate for its
programming. (Some modes or functions may restrict connection with the source. If one of these
selections has been used for the system, it may not connect.) Check the system display indicators for
correct performance.
9. If the charger is activated, the inverter will perform a battery charging cycle after powering up.
This can take several hours. If restarted after a temporary shutdown, the inverter may skip most or
all of the charging cycle. Confirm that it is charging as appropriate by using the system display.
10. Test other functions which have been enabled, such as generator start or search mode.
11. Compare the DVM's readings with the system display meter readings. If necessary, the system
display's readings can be calibrated to match the DVM more accurately. Calibrated settings
include AC input voltage, AC output voltage, and battery voltage.

Powering Down

These steps will completely isolate the inverter.
To remove power from the system:
1. Turn off all load circuits and AC input sources.
2. Turn off all renewable energy circuits.
3. Turn each inverter OFF using the system display or external switch.
4. Turn off the main DC overcurrent devices for each inverter.

Adding New Devices

When adding new devices to the system, first turn off the system according to the Power Down
instructions. After adding new devices, perform another functional test, including programming.

Operation

Once the mounting, wiring, and other installation steps are completed, proceed to the FXR Series
Inverter/Charger Operator's Manual.
Refer to the system display manual for programming instructions and menus.

Definitions

The following is a list of initials, terms, and definitions used with this product.
Term
AC Alternating Current; refers to voltage produced by the inverter, utility grid, or generator
AC Plate Inverter accessory to accommodate flexible cable when conduit is not used
AGS Advanced Generator Start
AUX Inverter's 12-volt auxiliary output
Communications Multi-port device such as the OutBack HUB 4 or HUB10.3; used for connecting multiple OutBack
manager devices on a single remote display; essential for stacking inverters
900-0197-01-00 Rev A
Table 6 Terms and Definitions
Definition
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