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four lights will blink when an error condition occurs. The Bulk Charge or Float Charge lights will light
to indicate the inverter is in either the bulk or float stage of the charging process.
In order for the inverter to recognize the RC6, it must be powered up with the RC6 already plugged
in. If the RC6 is plugged in while the inverter is operating, it will not be recognized. In this situation
simply turn the inverter power switch off and then back on.
The RC7 Remote Control
The optional RC7 remote control has the ability to communicate and adjust settings in the Legend
Series II. It connects into the port labeled Remote Control on the front panel of the inverter using the
included remote connection cable. Only one remote control at any given time may be plugged into
the inverter. Use the cable supplied with the RC7 rather than standard phone cable because it is
high quality cable. It is tinned along its entire length for corrosion and weather resistance.
Figure 12 , RC7 Remote Control
The RC7 displays its information on a LCD screen and has multiple modes. A menu tree
accompanies the RC7 to help navigate the RC7' s many features. The RC7 is the only way to
change the setpoints of the inverter. Once the desired changes have been made, the RC7 may be
unplugged and these changes will be retained, even if the inverter is completely powered down.
Trace Engineering Co. Inc.
Tel (360) 435-8826
Part Number 3179
5916 195
Street, NE
Fax (360) 435-2229
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how do you clear error light and alarm from remote control
To clear the error light and alarm on the Trace Engineering Legend remote control, follow these steps:
1. Identify the Error – Check the LED indicators on the remote control to determine the cause of the alarm (e.g., low battery voltage, high temperature, etc.).
2. Resolve the Issue – Address the underlying problem based on the error type:
- If the battery voltage is too low or high, check and adjust the battery condition.
- If there is a high-temperature warning, allow the unit to cool down.
- Ensure all connections (battery and AC output) are secure and clean.
3. Reset the Inverter – Turn the inverter off, wait a few seconds, and turn it back on.
4. Monitor the System – Observe the LED indicators to confirm the error is cleared.
If the issue persists, further troubleshooting may be required.
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