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Case #2-5:
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Case #3: n
As per the "X" con-
dition. The current
in Amps cannot be
visualized on the
display by using the
and
buttons.
IMPORTANT: See note
9. Understanding the Unit Setting Mode:
Even though the unit comes already with factory default settings (see section 15 'Specifications'),
some of them require being done by yourself. For example, since the DC-Load output port
(terminals 5-6) could be turned ON and OFF automatically (in addition to manually), may require
the setting of up to three different programmable timers. If so, the real-time clock (that runs even
when there is not any power source present) would require being set as well to your local time. All
the settings are saved in flash memory, so remaining at power off even if the unit is stored for a
long period without use.
To enter the Unit Setting Mode, press and hold the 'Menu'
within that mode, the unit automatically terminates it and returns to Normal Operating Mode
after reaching a 10 seconds timeout with no buttons being pressed.
The sequence of the parameters in the Unit Setting Mode is as follow.
In the Setting Display Mode, the parameters are shown in the same order but having different
functions for the Up and Down arrow
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to the battery, so the corresponding flow arrow is flashing
from the battery to the terminals -->arrow is flashing
AGM -->Battery type setting is shown, being, in this case, AGM
See the net current in Amps by pushing the or
Net battery current = 5.7A – 5.7A = .0A (neither charging nor
discharging).
ABS -->On, as the charging stage at the moment (after Bulk)
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Same for its current flow arrow, but flashing instead of On.
and now is Off) should continue being ON if the DC-Load
Disconnect "E05" would not have occurred
No action occurs after pushing either the or
display remains the same, showing the "E05".
Battery chemistry (AGM in these examples) is not shown.
Once the battery voltage rises enough so the E05 error
condition disappears, the DC-Load restarts again if it was not
turned Off either manually or through the timers settings.
for more details about the charging and discharging conditions.
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->Flashing as should be always to indicate unit running.
-->On to indicate current is flowing from the solar panel
->On, to indicate DC-Load port is ON, so there is a current
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->Flashing as should be always to indicate unit running.
-->either On or Off according to the specific "X" condition.
->Flashing, to indicate that the DC-Load port (that was On
->On to indicate that an "Exx" type alarm/error occurred
pushbuttons.
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