Vehicle Battery - Sargent EC175 Series Manual

Leisure Battery
13.9V GOOD

Vehicle Battery

12.2V FAIR
Fresh Water Level
25%
Select Battery
Battery = LEISURE
Adjust Hour
Hour = 13
Adjust Minute
Minute = 45
Issue 1
EC175 Power Control System
Here leisure battery information is shown.
The digit display shows the battery voltage followed by a guide to the battery
charge condition (i.e POOR, FAIR, GOOD, CHARGING).
The voltage is also shown on the LED bar graph below the display.
Pressing the levels
Here, if the tow car is connected, the vehicle battery information is shown
similar to the leisure battery (see above).
The voltage is also shown on the LED bar graph below the display.
Pressing the levels
rd
The 3 screen shows information relating to optional onboard water tank.
This screen is only available when the tank is fitted.
The tank water level is shown in ¼ steps (i.e. 0%, 25%, 50%, 75% & 100%)
The displayed level is continuously refreshed if the water pump is turned on.
Pressing the levels
Here you can select which battery to use or charge.
By default the leisure battery is automatically selected. If the mains supply is
connected and the charger turned on, this battery will also be charged.
If you need to select the vehicle battery, and the tow car is connected, press
the select button to change the selected battery from leisure to vehicle (or
vice versa).
The relevant symbol (LBatt) or (VBatt) will be shown in the header area.
Information relating to the selected battery is shown on the screen.
Pressing the levels
Here you can adjust the hour display.
Press the select
button to rapidly increase the value.
Pressing the levels
Here you can adjust the minute display.
Press the select
button to rapidly increase the value.
Pressing the levels
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button to move to the next screen.
button to move to the next screen.
button to move to the next screen.
button to move to the next screen.
button to increase the value by 1. Press and hold the
button to move to the next screen.
button to increase the value by 1. Press and hold the
button to move to the next screen.
20 July 2014