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Whether the stack is connected or disconnected to the DC bus.
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Stack measurements for SOC, voltage, and current
5.4.1. Pack Connection/Status
The overall controller operation and connection status is displayed in the upper left corner of the
screen. The behavior of this graphic is the same as described in the dashboard
BMS statuses of the pack or any stack is clickable to navigate to the
warnings and faults for the pack or a specific stack. A connect button is available when automatic
pack connection has been enabled. When manual connection of a pack is configured, this connect
button is removed.
5.4.2. Stack Enable and Connection
The connected and enable state of each stack is displayed in the red/green oval. A grey button
labelled Enable or Disable is located below this status. The button will toggle the enable state of a
stack. When a stack is changed from enabled to disabled state, the stack is immediately disconnected
from the DC bus. When a non-faulted stack is toggled from disabled to enabled, there will be one of
two possible outcomes:
1. If pack auto connection is enabled, the stack is considered a candidate for connecting to the pack.
Please contact
support@nuvationenergy.com
2. If pack manual connection is configured, a connect button will appear on the stack status. Please
contact
support@nuvationenergy.com
5.4.3. Stack Service Lockout
If a stack was to enter its Service Lockout state (refer to Operator Interface Manual: Single-Stack for
details), the stack status will be updated as shown below.
Document ID: NE-PM-004
Nuvation Energy Multi-Stack Controller - Product Manual
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