Remote - Monaco Executive 2005 Owner's Manual

Sine Wave Cycle Patterns:
Inverters use battery power to make AC power. AC
is Alternating Current, meaning the power signal alter-
nates from positive to negative 60 (cycle) times a sec-
ond. The term "sine wave" refers to the oscillating
characteristic of the cycle. Inverter output cycles com-
monly come in two configurations Modified Sine
Wave or True Sine Wave. The output cycle of a true
sine wave inverter closely mimics the electrical
wave pattern of a utility company or generator when
observed with electronic equipment.
When AC power is available, the inverter will time
itself to follow the incoming wave pattern. If the
inverter is in stand-by operation when AC power dis-
continues, the inverter will immediately begin invert-
ing and supply AC power to any loads.

Remote

The sine wave inverter is fully pro-
grammable with many features. Use the
remote control to change or add features
and set variable parameters.
Features of the Remote:
• Fully adjustable battery charge rate.
• Adjustable charging curves for dif-
ferent battery types.
• Adjustable power sharing.
• Meters menu.
• Automatic generator start.
• Manual generator start.
The remote control uses a liquid crystal display (LCD) and light emitting diodes (LED) for opera-
tion status and programming. The LED lights give inverter status, AC input, charge status and error
indications at a glance. The LCD screen displays various meter readings, programming field and error mes-
sages.
There are 14 main headings listed in the programming field, referred to as Menu Headings. Most
of the Menu Headings have several sub-headings. Sub-headings are referred to as Menu Items.
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