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  • Page 1 ME-RC Standard Remote Control Owner’s Manual (Revision 2.8 or higher: includes AGS & BMK info)

  • Page 2: Contact Information

    If the ME-RC remote fails, it is reasonable to assume that the health of the user or other persons may be endangered.
  • Page 3 Magnum inverters. As long as AC power is connected, it will pass thru the inverter regardless of the power switch on the inverter or the ON/OFF INVERTER button on the remote. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Unpacking and Inspection ............2 2.1.3 Tools Required ..............2 Connecting the Remote Cable ..........3 2.2.1 Connecting the ME-RC to a Magnum Inverter ......3 ME-RC Remote Dimensions ............. 4 Mounting the ME-RC Remote ..........4 2.4.1 Flush Mount Installation Procedure .......... 5 Power-up Self Test ..............
  • Page 5 AGS Remote Fault Statuses ..........69 7.7.4 General AGS Operational Notes ..........69 Troubleshooting the ME-AGS-N with the ME-RC ....... 70 7.8.1 AGS Fault Message Screens for the ME-RC Remote ....70 7.8.2 Resolving Operational Statuses ..........71 7.8.3 Resolving Fault Statuses ............71 7.8.4...
  • Page 6 Figure 4-1, Inverter/Charger Menu Map ..........34 Figure 4-2, Inverter/Charger Menu Map ..........35 Figure 4-3, Inverter/Charger Menu Map ..........36 Figure 5-1, ME-RC Front Panel Controls and Indicators ......37 Figure 5-2, System Status Screen (example)........40 Figure 5-3, Inverter Standby Mode ............ 40 Figure 5-4, Inverting Mode ...............
  • Page 7 Figure 6-1, Performing an Inverter Reset ..........57 Figure 7-1, ME-RC’s AGS Configuration Access Buttons ......58 Figure 7-2, AGS Menu Maps in ME-RC Remote (Section 1) ....66 Figure 7-3, AGS Menu Maps in ME-RC Remote (Section 2) ....67 Figure 7-4, Example: AGS Fault Message on ME-RC Remote ....

  • Page 8: Introduction

    (preserves adjustable settings, even if power to the remote or inverter is removed). Info: This manual is for the ME-RC with revision 2.8 or higher; see the TECH: 02 Revisions display on page 30 for information on how to determine your revision level.

  • Page 9: 2.0 Installation

    Pre-Installation Before proceeding, read the entire Installation section to determine how best to install your ME-RC remote. The more thorough you plan in the beginning, the better your inverter needs will be met. 2.1.1 Installation Guidelines •...

  • Page 10: Connecting The Remote Cable

    Figure 2-1, Remote Cable 2.2.1 Connecting the ME-RC to a Magnum Inverter One end of the remote cable plugs into the back side of the ME-RC, and the other plugs into the REMOTE (blue) port on the Magnum inverter/charger (see Figure 2-2).

  • Page 11: Me-Rc Remote Dimensions

    Figure 2-3, ME-RC Remote Dimensions Mounting the ME-RC Remote The ME-RC can be fl ush mounted through an opening in the wall. Find a location that is clean, dry and protected. Allow room to access the remote’s SELECT knob and to view the LEDs/display.

  • Page 12: Flush Mount Installation Procedure

    ME-RC, view the remote’s display to ensure the Power-up Self Test initiates (see Section 2.5). If the self test is successful, secure the ME-RC to the wall using the four supplied Phillips screws. If the self test is unsuccessful, refer to the Troubleshooting section.

  • Page 13: Power-Up Self Test

    Info: All power to operate the remote control is provided by the inverter/charger through the remote cable. When the ME-RC is fi rst connected to an inverter, a power-up self test is initialized. The LCD automatically displays the following screens (Figure 2-5):...

  • Page 14: Setup

    Navigating the Remote The ME-RC has menu items and adjustable settings that provide the ability to confi gure your inverter/charger to your specifi c parameters. Info: See Figures 4-1 through 4-3 for complete maps of the inverter/ charger’s menu items and adjustable settings.

  • Page 15: Figure 3-2, Setup Menu Navigation

    Rotate the SELECT knob to the desired setting. When the bottom line shows the Inverting desired setting: BatType= AGM 1 5. Press the SELECT knob to save this setting. Figure 3-2, SETUP Menu Navigation ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 16: Remote Feature To Inverter Compatibility

    3.0 Setup Remote Feature to Inverter Compatibility The ME-RC has many settings and is designed to work with the standard features in your Magnum inverter—and/or other Magnum devices (i.e., ME- AGS-N or ME-BMK). The ME-RC communicates with your inverter to allow the set up and enabling of these standard features.
  • Page 17 Level 1 [5] Read Only Read only display 06 BM: Min DC: Level 1 [5] Read Only (press SELECT to reset) TECH Read only display Max DC: Level 1 [5] Read Only (press SELECT to reset) ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.
  • Page 18 Max Charge= 10 - 100% Level 2 Rate US Models: 60 - 100 Level 1 80 VAC VAC, UPS Mode 06 VAC Dropout= Dropout Export Models: 110 - 190 Level 1 150 VAC VAC, UPS Mode ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.
  • Page 19 * 12-volt values shown; for 24v – multiply x2; for 48v – multiply x 4. ** These settings return to factory default when power to remote is removed. ME-RC Compatibility Matrix Notes: [1] Not available on MM/MM-E/MM-AE/MMS/MMS-E models. [2] AC Couple mode can be activated using Battery Type: Custom, only with MS-PAE Series Rev 4.1 or MS/MS-PE Series...

  • Page 20: Remote Buttons And Menu Items

    Info: If you are supplying two AC sources (utility and generator) to the inverter’s single input through an AC transfer switch, adjust the Shore Max setting to the smaller AC circuit breaker size of the two AC sources. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 21: Ags Menu

    On these models, set the Shore Max setting to match the input AC circuit breaker size. Note: If the ME-RC is connected to a MSH-RE inverter, the Shore Max setting applies to both inputs (AC1 and AC2). Note: The MS Hybrid (MSH) Series inverter/chargers have Load Support Mode, which allows the inverter power to operate in parallel with the incoming AC power (Grid or Gen).

  • Page 22: Meter Menu

    AC source is 30A. So, 30A is displayed as the input amps. I/C Amps: Displays the inverter or charger amps. A negative (–) amps reading indicates the inverter is powering the inverter loads and the batteries are discharging (inverter amps). A positive (+) amps reading ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 23: Setup Menu

    • METER: 02 BM: SOC thru 06 BM: TECH – These menus allow the optional ME-BMK (Magnum Energy’s Battery Monitor Kit)—if installed— to be confi gured to your specifi c system preferences, and displays the status of the battery system.

  • Page 24: Figure 3-7, Setup: 02 Lowbattcutout Selections (12V)

    80%* by setting the LBCO to 9.0-9.5 VDC (12- volt models), 18.0-19.0 VDC (24-volt models), or 36.0-38.0 VDC (48-volt models) before recharging. * These are rough estimates. For accurate battery monitoring, a battery monitor such as Magnum’s ME-BMK/ME-BMK-NS is required. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 25: Figure 3-8, Setup: 03 Absorb Time Selections

    Range: 0.1-25.5 Hrs (increments by 0.1 Hrs) Figure 3-8, SETUP: 03 Absorb Time Selections Where do I set the Absorb Time setting? Select the setting based on the 20-hour amp-hour (AH) capacity of your battery bank. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 26: Table 3-2, Battery Amphrs Capacity To Suggested Absorb Time

    7/16 200 AHRs x 11 250 AHRs Once you’ve determined the amp-hour capacity of each battery, review how your batteries are connected (parallel or series) to determine the total amp- hour capacity of the battery bank: ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 27: Figure 3-9, Setup: 04 Battery Type Selections

    SETUP Rotate to Rotate to desired Status... Press Press to select selection: Press to save 04 Battery Type Options: GEL, Flooded, AGM 1, AGM 2, CC/CV, Custom Figure 3-9, SETUP: 04 Battery Type Selections ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 28: Table 3-4, Battery Type To Charge Voltages

    Chg Volts – Sets the voltage level at which the charger will hold the batteries during the Constant Voltage cycle. Default: 13.8 VDC (12v), 27.6 VDC (24v), 55.2 VDC (48v) Range: OFF, 12.0-16.0 VDC (12v), 24.0-32.0 VDC (24v), 48.0-64.0 VDC (48v) ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 29: Figure 3-10, Done Time/Amps Charge Stages

    (pp. 23-24). Constant Constant Constant Silent Current Voltage Current CV Charge Max Amps Volts End Charge Done (= Time or Amps) Recharge Volts (restarts Constant Current charge) Current Voltage TIME Figure 3-10, Done Time/Amps Charge Stages ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.
  • Page 30 Constant Cur- rent or Constant Voltage charge modes. If the charger reaches the MaxTime setting, it will transition to the Silent charge stage. Default: 12.0 Hrs Range: 0.1-25.5 Hrs ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 31: Figure 3-11, Hold Vdc Charge Stages

    Note: Equalize volts cannot be set lower than the Absorb setting, or more than 2 volts (12v systems), 4 volts (24v systems), or 8 volts (48v systems) above the Absorb setting. Default: 15.6V (12v), 31.2V (24v), 62.4V (48v) Range: 12.0-16.0V (12v), 24.0-34.0V, 48.0-68.0V (48v) ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 32: Figure 3-12, Setup: 05 Charge Rate Selections

    * C/5 or C/20 rate – charge rates are commonly expressed as a ratio of the total amp-hour (AH) capacity of the battery bank. For example, with a 400 AH battery bank (C = 400), the C/5 charge rate is 80 A (400/5 = 80 A). ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 33: Figure 3-13, Setup: 06 Vac Dropout Selections

    fl uctuations of the incoming AC voltage. Note: If the ME-RC is connected to a MSH-RE inverter, the VAC Dropout setting applies to both inputs (AC1 and AC2). Dropout = 60 VAC to 100 VAC (export inverter models – Dropout = 120 VAC to 200 VAC): Use a VAC dropout setting from 60 VAC to 100 VAC (export models—dropout from 110 VAC to 190 VAC) when the AC...

  • Page 34: Figure 3-14, Setup: 07 Power Save Selections

    Press to select selection: 08 Screen Setup Contrast Range: 0-100% (increments by 10%) Status... Brightness =50% Rotate to desired Press to save selection: Brightness Range: 0-100% (increments by 10%) Figure 3-15, SETUP: 08 Screen Setup Selections ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.
  • Page 35 Absorb mode to ‘Silent’. Once the charger enters Silent mode the battery voltage is continuously monitored. If the batteries fall to the Rebulk value, the charger restarts the Bulk Charge mode and then transitions to Absorb Charge mode. After the Absorb Charge ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 36: Tech Menu

    Tfmer: Displays temperature of the main power transformer (Tfmer) inside the inverter. FETs: Displays temperature of inverter’s Field Effect Transistors (FETs). AGS: Displays the temperature of the AGS temp sensor—if one is connected. If no AGS is connected, “No Comm” displays. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 37: Figure 3-16, Tech: 01 Temperatures Display

    Info: The revision may display “0.0” for several reasons. Either the inverter is not installed, there is no communication due to a bad or miswired network cable, or the inverter is not powered or is bad. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 38: Table 3-5, Me-Rc's Inverter/Charger Default Settings

    Status... Press and hold 04 Load Defaults DEFAULTS LOADED for 5 seconds Figure 3-19, TECH: 04 Load Defaults Selection Table 3-5, ME-RC’s Inverter/Charger Default Settings Menu Items Default Settings SHORE Pushbutton Shore Max = 30A* 01 Search Watts Search = 5W LBCO = 10.0 VDC (12-volt models),...

  • Page 39: Figure 3-20, Tech: 05 Ext Control Display

    • TECH: 06 SETUP PIN – This menu sets the password (PIN – Personal Identifi cation Number) and locks/unlocks the ME-RC’s SETUP button menus (as well as the TECH button’s 04 Load Defaults menu). Why should I use the PIN feature? This feature is useful when the operation of the inverter has been set up by an experienced user or installer.
  • Page 40 Resetting/Clearing a PIN You can override a previously entered PIN. When “PIN = 0***” displays, press and hold the SELECT knob until “PIN = 0000” displays (approximately 7 seconds). Enter a new PIN number as previously described. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 41: Menu Map: Me-Rc Remote Control

    4.0 Menu Map Menu Map: ME-RC Remote Control Figures 4-1 thru 4-3 are a complete overview of the inverter/charger settings and information displays available in the ME-RC. SHORE Status... 5-60A Shore Max = 30A Refer to Section 7.0 in this manual and to the ME-AGS-N Owner’s Manual (PN: 64-0039) for detailed information on...

  • Page 42: Figure 4-2, Inverter/Charger Menu Map

    Contrast =100% Brightness= 50% 0-100% 0-100% Status... Status... Float, Silent 09 Final Charge Final = Multi Status... 12.0-16.0V* R Rebulk = 12.0V* Status... Status... 10 Pwr Up Always Pwr Up = Figure 4-2, Inverter/Charger Menu Map ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 43: Figure 4-3, Inverter/Charger Menu Map

    Menu Items 01 Search Watts Press SELECT Inverter/Charger Status Status... Menu Selections Setting Search = 5W Notes: = setting range = default setting = Rotate SELECT knob ## = read only data Figure 4-3, Inverter/Charger Menu Map ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 44: 5.0 Operation

    Front Panel The ME-RC’s front panel contains LED indicators and a LCD display for viewing system status, buttons to control system operation, and a rotary knob that enables you to locate and select system information and settings.

  • Page 45: On/Off Pushbuttons

    LCD screen. Press and hold the SELECT knob for 10 seconds to refresh the LCD display. Info: All adjustable inverter/charger settings in the ME-RC (except for the 08 Screen Setup settings—which revert back to default) are saved in nonvolatile memory.

  • Page 46: Operating The Inverter/Charger

    WARNING: Do not perform an Equalization charge without read- ing and following all safety precautions pertaining to charging/ equalization as noted in this manual and provided by the battery manufacturer, and any equalization information in the inverter owner’s manual. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 47: System Status Messages

    Use the displayed status message and the status LEDs on your ME-RC remote (Figure 5-2) to determine the inverter/charger’s current operating status, and to help troubleshoot the system if a fault occurs.

  • Page 48: Charger Mode Status Messages

    SETUP menu’s 04 Battery Type setting) while Bulk Charging. During this stage, the DC charging current decreases in order to maintain the absorb voltage setting. This charge stage continues until the absorb charging time (determined by the SETUP menu’s 03 Absorb Time setting) is fi nished. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 49: Figure 5-8, Bulk Charging Mode

    Bulk Charging. If the DC voltage is high (>12.8 VDC/12-volt models, >25.6/24-volt models or >51.2/48-volt models), the charger will skip the Bulk and Absorb charging stages and go directly to Float Charging. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 50: Figure 5-11, Equalizing Mode

    Equalize Charge. If in doubt, disconnect the DC loads to prevent damage. Info: Equalization charging is not available if GEL or AGM 2 is se- lected under the SETUP menu’s 04 Battery Type menu. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 51: Figure 5-12, Float Charging Mode

    AC input to support the inverter loads and is only available on MSH Series inverter/chargers. It is only active when the AC input is quali- fi ed and connected, and the inverter is enabled (INV LED is on). ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 52: Figure 5-15, Load Support Vdc Mode

    When the battery voltage reaches the ReBulk setting (from SETUP: 09 Final Charge menu) the charger will restart a Bulk and Absorb Charge cycle, and then transition back into Silent mode at the end of the Absorb cycle. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 53: Fault Mode Messages

    Once the AC loads are reduced or the output wiring is corrected, the inverter can be restarted after a manual restart has been accomplished. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 54: Figure 5-19, Breaker Tripped Fault

    Remedy: If the fault continues to occur, disconnect all the inverter’s AC output wires and reset the inverter (see Section 6.2). If this fault does not clear after doing a reset, the inverter may require service. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 55: Figure 5-22, High Battery Fault

    54°C/129°F. Now remove the BTS from the inverter BTS port. If the BTS reading goes to 25°C/77°F, replace the BTS. If the reading does not go to 25°C/77°F, then inspect the BTS port for cleanliness and/or have the inverter/charger serviced. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 56: Figure 5-24, High Volts Ac Fault

    This cable is 4-wire telephone cable. What if the cable is not the issue? • Try another remote display. • Disconnect the remote from the Remote port and connect to the Net- work port. • The inverter might need servicing. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 57: Figure 5-27, Overcurrent Fault

    (green) LEDs are off. Figure 5-29, Stuck Relay Fault • Stuck Relay – This fault message displays when the inverter is “inverting”, but the internal AC pass-thru relay that should be open while inverting, is closed. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 58: Figure 5-30, Tfmr Overtemp Fault

    Unknown Fault – This fault message displays when the inverter/ charger has sent a fault code that cannot be determined by the remote. Remedy: Call the Technical Support department at Magnum Energy (425-353-8833) to assist you. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 59: 5.3.3.2 Stacking Fault Messages

    (listen and make sure you hear an audible “click” from the connectors at both inverters). Info: This fault has been known to occur when a Magnum Energy accessory is plugged into the inverter’s Stack port, but the instal- lation is not using multiple inverters in a stacked confi...

  • Page 60: 5.3.3.3 Internal Fault Messages

    Internal Relay PWR (green), CHG (green), and INV Settings/Info.. (green) LEDs are off. Figure 5-38, Internal Relay Fault • Internal Relay – The inverter shut down because the internal AC transfer relay did not close while charging. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 61: Led Indicator Guide

    INV and CHG LEDs are on); the inverter will (green) automatically supply AC power to the loads if shore or generator power is lost. Inverter is in Search mode (the AC load is below BLINKING the SETUP menu’s 01 Search Watts setting). ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 62: Me-Rc Remote Troubleshooting

    6.0 Troubleshooting ME-RC Remote Troubleshooting The remote may not be functioning correctly, use the following table to help fi nd a solution. Table 6-1, Remote Control Troubleshooting Guide Symptom Possible Cause Solution Display shows Static electricity Refresh display: Press and...

  • Page 63: Inverter/Charger Troubleshooting Tips

    “Bulk Charging” (or “Absorb Charging”): Check the DC Amps and the DC Volts meters on the ME-RC display, it should be 80% or more of rated charge current if the battery voltage is under 14.0 VDC (28.0 VDC on 24-volt models or 48.0 VDC for 48-volt models).

  • Page 64: Performing An Inverter Reset

    Info: The Power ON/OFF pushbutton is a small momentary type switch which operates by lightly pressing and releasing. Info: All adjustable inverter/charger settings in the ME-RC (except for the SHORE menu’s Shore Max and SETUP menu’s 08 Screen Set- up settings (which revert back to default) are saved in non-volatile memory and are preserved until changed—even if an inverter reset...

  • Page 65: Using A Me-Ags-N Module

    To help confi gure and operate the AGS with your ME-RC, refer to the mini index below to direct you to the appropriate section. 7.1 ME-AGS-N Setup page 58 7.2 ME-AGS-N Functional Tests...

  • Page 66: Table 7-2, Battery Amphrs Capacity To Suggested Gen Run Time

    AGS: 03 Run Time Hour setting. When this run time period is fi nished, the temperature sensor reading is checked. If the temperature sensor (or thermostat control—if using the optional pigtail adapter) reading is below the AGS: 04 Start Temp F setting, the generator will autostop. If the temperature ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.
  • Page 67 Time Hour setting. If the DC voltage start feature is not needed, ensure this setting is set to the OFF position. Default setting: Start VDC = 11.0 VDC (12v), 22.0 VDC (24v), 44.0 VDC (48v) Range: 10.0-12.2 VDC (12v), 20.0-24.4 VDC (24v), 40.0-48.8 VDC (48v) ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.
  • Page 68 AGS: 08 AGS TECH menu under the AGS VDC meter. AGS: 06 Set Time Menu This menu is used to set the ME-RC remote’s internal clock. The ME-RC contains a real time clock that must be set for proper operation of the AGS button’s 07 Quiet Time feature.

  • Page 69: Ags Functional Tests

    ME-RC remote to start the generator. 7.2.1.1 Determining AGS Status Use your ME-RC to determine the AGS’s status by pressing the AGS button, rotating the SELECT knob to the 02 AGS Status menu, and then pressing the SELECT knob.

  • Page 70: Monitoring The Ags Using The Me-Rc

    Carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless, deadly gas may accumulate and cause serious injury or death. 7.3.2 Monitoring the AGS using the ME-RC The following menus are helpful for the proper operation and monitoring of your AGS/generator system. Press the AGS button, and then rotate and...
  • Page 71 AGS system is not needed, the “Other” setting can be chosen. When the AGS is in the “Other” mode, manually turning the generator off or on will not automatically disable the AGS system. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 72: Enabling The Me-Ags-N Using The Me-Rc

    7.0 Using an AGS Module: Operating/Monitoring Press the ME-RC’s TECH button, and then rotate and press the SELECT knob to access the following menus: TECH: 01 Temperatures Menu (AGS) This read-only menu displays the ambient temperature reading of the AGS’s temperature sensor (if installed).

  • Page 73: Me-Ags-N Menu Map Using The Me-Rc

    07 Quiet Time Status... Status... Status... Quiet= Quiet= 9PM-8AM Quiet= 9PM-7AM Status... Status... Status... Quiet= 11PM-8AM Quiet= 10PM-8AM Quiet= 9PM-9AM AGS Menu continues on next page Figure 7-2, AGS Menu Maps in ME-RC Remote (Section 1) ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 74: Figure 7-3, Ags Menu Maps In Me-Rc Remote (Section 2)

    Run Time= 0.5 Hr Notes: Setting = default setting … = screens excluded due to lack of space = Rotate SELECT knob ## = read only data Figure 7-3, AGS Menu Maps in ME-RC Remote (Section 2) ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 75: Me-Ags-N Remote Status Messages

    Note: In installations where the requirement to automatically disable the AGS system is not needed, the AGS mode can be changed to “Other”. Refer to the information on the AGS Mode under the AGS: 08 AGS TECH menu on page 64. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 76: Ags Remote Start Statuses

    If the engine does not start, another attempt is made to turn on the starter after a long delay period. This is repeated until the generator ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 77: Troubleshooting The Me-Ags-N With The Me-Rc

    AGS immediately begins to monitor for any active autostart/autostop settings again. Troubleshooting the ME-AGS-N with the ME-RC This section assists you in using your ME-RC to identify a fault, and to resolve an abnormal operational condition detected within your AGS system. 7.8.1 AGS Fault Message Screens for the ME-RC Remote When an AGS fault is detected, the remote’s FAULT LED comes on (blinks),...

  • Page 78: Resolving Operational Statuses

    B. The generator started, but did not provide the correct gen run sense signal to the AGS module. For either scenario, refer to the AGS Owner’s Manual to troubleshoot. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 79: How To Clear Ags Faults

    Once the fault is cleared and the reason for the fault is determined, you should re-enable the AGS to see if the fault returns, or test the AGS/ generator system by performing the AGS Functional Test for your remote (see your AGS Owner’s Manual). ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 80: Using A Me-Bmk

    8.1.1 Accessing the Charge Effi ciency Menu Item Use the ME-RC remote’s METER button to access the Charge Effi ciency menu (see Figure 8-1 below). METER rotate press press to Status...

  • Page 81: Adjusting The Charge Effi Ciency Setting

    Amp Hours menu appears. Press the SELECT knob to display the current Batt Amphr setting. Turn the SELECT knob to adjust the Batt AmpHr setting. Press the SELECT knob to select and save the new setting. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 82: Me-Rc50 Remote's Bmk Meter Menu Maps

    = rotate SELECT knob … = screens excluded due to lack of space = Resettable Menu Selections (press & hold SELECT knob for 5 secs to reset values) Figure 8-3, ME-RC50 METER Menu Map (Displays w/BMK Settings) ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 83: Operating The Bmk Using The Me-Rc

    ME-RC METER Menu Items and Settings for BMK Press the METER button on the ME-RC to access the different meters that determine the status of the inverter/charger and battery system. 01 INV/CHG Meter – This menu provides the DC voltage and current of the inverter/charger when inverting or charging.
  • Page 84 >5 seconds when this display is shown. After this display has been reset, it will begin calculating and displaying new rAH Out values. This display automatically resets to zero if the Sense Module is disconnected from power. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.
  • Page 85 Max DC display is shown. After this value has been reset, the display will begin monitoring and showing new maximum DC input values. If the battery monitor is not connected or not communicating, the display will show “0.0”. ©2013 Magnum Energy, Inc.

  • Page 86: Service And Warranty Info

    9.0 Service and Warranty Info Service and Warranty Info Magnum Energy, Inc., (hereafter “Magnum”) warrants the ME-RC remote to be free from defects in material and workmanship that result in product failure during normal usage, according to the following terms and conditions: The limited warranty for this product extends for a maximum of 12 months from the product’s original date of purchase.
  • Page 87 Magnum Energy, Inc. 2211 West Casino Rd Everett, WA 98204 Phone: 425-353-8833 Fax: 425-353-8390 Web: www.magnumenergy.com PN: 64-0003 Rev G...

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