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- Page 1 PHOTOVOLTAIC CHARGE CONTROLLER RSD80 v3 Soluciones Energéticas S.A. AV Real de Pinto, 146 - 28021 Villaverde Alto, Madrid, Spain Phone: +34 915.392.700 www.solener.com solener@solener.com Version 1.1.2006 Specifically for controllers version 3.0x...
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Page 2: Installation
Tighten the terminals well (using a 13 mm socket wrench). If it is not well tightened the flow of the current will overheat the terminals, burning the contact. Retighten after two to three days (over time, copper yields slightly). www.solener.com solener@solener.com... -
Page 3: Visual Information
(this is not recommended). The information shown changes automatically (see parameter ), but it can be changed using the keys ←↑↓ or paused temporarily with the key →. Any of five languages can be selected: Spanish, English, French, Portuguese and Russian. www.solener.com solener@solener.com... -
Page 4: Status Indicators
(overcurrent, short-circuit, high temperature or overvoltage). In these cases the controller will try to reactivate the power switch when the problem has been resolved or a reasonable period of time has passed (in the event of an overcurrent). www.solener.com solener@solener.com... -
Page 5: Battery Indicators
You can disable the audio alarm using O An abnormally high battery voltage indicates that there is a problem in the installation (battery has no electrolyte, bridges in poor condition, loose connections…). Please immediately inform the installation technician if this occurs. www.solener.com solener@solener.com... -
Page 6: Relay Indicators
WARNING: Introducing phony codes can irreparably damage the controller. For example, code CD417383 activates the beacon function on the consumption output and code C7414383 deactivates this function. www.solener.com solener@solener.com... - Page 7 B, R, G and O. See section 11 for more information. You can also restart the controller (all partial counters and peaks will be cleared) and restore the factory values of the parameters. This does not affect the language, the counters, the time or the password. www.solener.com solener@solener.com...
- Page 8 You can download the driver from our web site (http://www.solener.com/descargas.html), available for Windows, OSX and Android. On demand we can install a real serial port (RS-232 with DB9 connector and DCE connection) to connect the controller to a modem, a computer or a PLC.
- Page 9 4: activates when the current time is between the start and the end time (both included) on the selected days To obtain the opposite function you must add 1 to the code. For example, if code 8 makes the relay activate when the battery is charged, then code 9 makes the relay deactivate. www.solener.com solener@solener.com...
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Page 10: Analog Output
3 makes the output reduce with the current. Time-related parameters generate a saw-tooth format signal that can be used for cyclical functions. If you connect a frequency inverter you can get variable duty cycles. www.solener.com solener@solener.com... - Page 11 The time set in G08 elapses (0 = unlimited). The stop procedure consists of the following steps: Load disconnection (function 34). seconds pause for motor cooling and turbo lubrication. Contact disconnection (function 0). A timer is started so the generator won’t restart automatically for G seconds. www.solener.com solener@solener.com...
- Page 12 Battery menu. The voltages are expressed in volts per element, and the temperature coefficient in mV/(V·ºC). The voltages are restricted, so (for example) the deep charge voltage can’t be lower than the floating voltage. You can see all battery-related parameters and the restrictions on page 16. www.solener.com solener@solener.com...
- Page 13 Display Viewing Angle 160º horizontal and vertical Contrast 2000:1 These features modified without previous notification. The real time clock has a special rechargeable battery that does not require maintenance but only maintains the hour for a few days. www.solener.com solener@solener.com...
- Page 14 (maximum 1 A resistive, see section 8.2) CN4.6 CN4.7 contact (maximum 1 A resistive, see section 8.2) CN4.8 The optional RS-232 connector is also on this side. It is a female DB9 connector (corresponding to a DCE). www.solener.com solener@solener.com...
- Page 15 Number of retries Motor heating time Motor cooling time 40000 Minimum pause between cycles 40000 Maximum run time (note 1) 2,000 3,000 3,000 Maximum voltage per cell Starting detection method Remote starting Note 1: 0 means “no time limit” www.solener.com solener@solener.com...
- Page 16 All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be copied or reproduced in any way without the express written permission of Soléner. If you have any questions about this manual or the RSD80v3 please send an email to tecnico@solener.com www.solener.com solener@solener.com...
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