Victron energy VE.Net Manual page 26

For more information on the different options, refer to chapter 6.9 - Menu
layout.
6.3 Remote panel
The VVC can work in parallel with a traditional remote panel, such as a
Phoenix Multi Control, or Multi Digital Control. When connected, the
remote panel will take control of the shore current limit and the switch
setting, so changing these properties on the BPP will have no effect. All
other features of the VVC are still available when the remote panel is
connected. When the remote panel is disconnected, the VVC will
automatically resume control of the switch and shore current settings.
6.4 Parallel and multi-phase systems
The VVC will automatically detect the parallel/multi-phase configuration of
a VE.Bus system, and display the system-wide A.C./D.C. information in
the top level menu. The device specific values are also available from the
"Device specific" menu (under the "Advanced" menu).
Before changing or viewing settings, or viewing properties in the "Device
specific" menu, it is important to make sure that the correct device has
been selected. The "Current device" property in the "VE.Bus device"
menu is used to select the device to be configured. Devices are identified
by a number, however it may not be clear which number relates to which
physical device. After selecting a device, the "Flash LEDs" property can
be used to make the LEDs on the selected device flash. Set this property
back to "No" to resume normal LED functionality.
6.5 VE.Bus system configuration
The VVC can be used to set up the parallel/multi-phase configuration for
simple VE.Bus systems of up to three devices. The "VE.Bus sys setup"
property on the "VE.Bus device" menu displays the current system
configuration.
To re-configure the system, first determine which physical device will
perform which function (for example, master/slave, or phase
leader/follower). Next select one of the pre-defined system configurations
with the "VE.Bus sys setup" property. You will then be prompted to switch
the device(s) off and then back on in a specific order. After each step has
been completed, press the right soft button to proceed. Once
configuration is complete, you may be prompted to restart the BPP.
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