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turns orange is defined by parameter "M8-5 BDI warning level", while the threshold level at which the bargraph
turns red is defined by parameter "M8-6 BDI cut level".
Additionally, in case the "charging" state is recognised by the display, the bargraph will turn green and show a
lightning symbol
- Fault field. The last information that is displayed on the Main View of the DMC Lite Display is a fault alarm. If
any node in the network undergoes a fault, this will be displayed on the bottom of the screen flashing every 2
seconds for recalling attention (if a fault occurs while the unit "KPH" is selected, the distance counter will
disappear but the distance calculation will still be performed). The fault will be displayed as follow: Nxx Fxx
Sxxx, indicating respectively the Node in fault, the Fault code and the fault Subcode, for an immediate
comprehension of the issue. If more than one node is undergoing a fault, they will be displayed one at a time,
with a cycle time of 5 seconds.
If a BMS is connected and DMC a DMC Controller is managing it, BMS fault can also be displayed. This will be
done in the format "BMS Fxx *icon*", where *icon* will be one of the following:
Icon
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Meaning
Low voltage warning
Low voltage error
High voltage warning
High voltage error
Overcurrent detected
BMS internal error
BMS low temperature
BMS high temperature
BMS internal wireoff
Battery chanrge failure
Generic fault
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