Details On Switches And Controls In The Blank Panel - JRC JSS-2150 Installation Manual

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INSTALLATIONS

2.2.8.6 Details on switches and controls in the blank panel

Functions and explanations of switches and controls in the blank panel are shown below.
No.
Functions
Equalizing charge timer
SW1
(for factory testing)
Floating/equalizing charge voltage
SW2
switching (for voltage adjustment)
SW3
Over discharge prevention
SW4
BATT HI/LOW TEMP input control
Prohibit equalizing charge
SW5
(CHARGE SW operation prohibited)
SW6
Detect BATT connection
SW1
Equalizing charge timer (Remarks: Do not operate this switch.)
With the standard settings, when equalizing charge mode is set with the panel's CHARGE
switch, the device automatically returns to floating charge mode after 10 hours. Also, when
the equalizing charge current is less than 3 A, the device automatically returns to floating
charge mode.
SW2
Floating/equalizing charge voltage switching
Used to switch the charging mode when adjusting the floating charge voltage and the
equalizing charge voltage for the battery connected.
SW3
Over discharge prevention (Remarks: Do not operate this switch.)
When enabled, the BATT breaker is tripped when the battery voltage is less than 19.5 V.
Note 1:
Functions only during discharge.
Note 2:
Does not operate for momentary (approx 0.1sec or less) voltage fluctuations
from surges when starting the device.
SW4
BATT HI/LOW TEMP input control
When this switch is enabled and a battery temperature detection signal
accessory terminal (described later) BATT HI TEMP or BATT LOW TEMP terminal, charging
voltage is output according to the input battery temperature (high or low).
*1. Output signal of the thermal lead switch attached to the battery.
SW5
Prohibit equalizing charge
When enabled, the panel's CHARGE switch is disabled. Used to prohibit equalizing charge of
a lead sealed battery.
SW6
Detect BATT connection (Remarks: Do not operate this switch.)
When enabled, if the battery is connected in reverse or a battery is not connected, the
protection circuit trips the BATT breaker.
2-54
Setting
Status after configuration
Up
Normal setting
Down
Test setting
(timeout 10 sec)
Up
Equalizing charge voltage mode
Down
Floating charge voltage mode
Up
Disabled
Enabled
Down
(BATT breaker tripped at 19.5 V or less)
Up
Enabled
Down
Disabled
Up
Enabled
Down
Disabled
Up
Disabled
Enabled
Down
(detects disconnected or reversed connections)
(timeout 10 h)
*1
is connected to the
Factory
default

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