Lamp Test & Display Of Firmware Versions; Resetting Latched Relays (Legacy Method); High Voltage Shutdown - HindlePower ATevo Series Operating/Service Instructions Manual

5.1.4 Lamp Test & Display of Firmware Versions
ATevo has a Lamp Test mode that is activated by pressing and
holding the DOWN arrow button. The Lamp Test will turn ON all
front panel LEDs (except for the AC ON LED) and keep them on until
the DOWN arrow button is released. The AC ON LED will be lit
during normal operating conditions because it is driven by the power
supply, and is not under software control.
When DOWN is released, ATevo will briefly display the charger's
installed firmware versions, then return to the HOME screen and
resume normal operation.
NOTICE
legacy AT10.1 Series battery chargers.

5.1.5 Resetting Latched Relays (legacy method)

Latched relays can be RESET (or cleared) by pressing and holding the
UP arrow button until ATevo displays the RESET LATCHED ALARMS
confirmation screen.
NOTICE
Reset Latching Alarms function on legacy AT10.1 chargers.
To select between clearing individual relays, or all relays, use the
RELAYS menu icon as described in Section 7.6.

5.2 High Voltage Shutdown

ATevo has a High Voltage Shutdown feature similar to the High
Voltage Shutdown feature in legacy AT10.1 chargers. With this
software feature the Main Control Board (A1) monitors the dc
voltage and will turn OFF the output drivers (rectifier controllers) if
the dc output voltage is too high.
Output voltage must exceed and stay above the High DC Voltage
Alarm set point for 30 seconds in order for High Voltage Shutdown to
occur. If it does, the High Voltage Shutdown Alarm and the Common
Alarm Relay are activated. ATevo must be restarted with both circuit
breakers to clear the shutdown and turn ON the rectifier controls.
The High Voltage Shutdown feature can be enabled or disabled as
described in Section 4.3.2.
NOTICE
is described in Section 5.4.
The ATevo Lamp Test is identical to the Lamp Test on
ATevo's Reset Latched Alarms function is identical to the
ATevo also has a hardware High Level Detect feature that
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