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Operation Guide Flatpack MCU,
351300.013, v8-2006-07
3.3.4
Display Important System Voltages
(Voltage Info)
The
User Option
“
VoltageInfo
“ displays the following system voltages:
NomVolt
Nominal output voltage
BoostVolt
Battery boost-charging voltage
LowBatt 1
Voltage limit for
Low Battery Alarm 1
LowBatt 2
Voltage limit for
Low Battery Alarm 2
HighBatt1
Voltage limit for
High Battery Alarm 1
HighBatt 2
Voltage limit for
High Battery Alarm 2
LVD 1
Voltage limit for
Low Voltage Disconnect unit 1
LVD 2
Voltage limit for
Low Voltage Disconnect unit 2
LVD 3
Voltage limit for
Low Voltage Disconnect unit 3
For
Hierarchy of Menus
, see page 12
3.3.5 Display
Alarm
Messages
(Display messages)
The Flatpack MCU stores all system events chronologically in a message buffer.
This menu option is used to browse through the buffer’s alarm messages. The messages are presented on the
lower line of the display, one message at a time. The last message will be displayed first.
For
Hierarchy of Menus
, see page 12
3.3.6
Display of System’s Software Number
(Sw Info)
This menu option displays the software number and version installed.
The information is presented on the lower line of the display.
For
Hierarchy of Menus
, see page 12
3.3.7
Available Service Options
Infrequently used special options, such as calibration and adjustments are classified under the
Service Options
sub-
menus (password-protected access).
The following options are available:
•
Adjustment of key system voltages
•
Voltage calibration
•
Change of
Service Options
password
•
Setting of boost function duration
•
Start or stop boost function
•
Auto boost configuration
•
Battery test setup
•
Battery test start/stop
•
Battery charge current limitation
•
Battery setup
•
Capacity Alarm Configuration
•
Selection of type of output control
•
Set date and time
•
Test
operation of alarm relays