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4.6  REMOTE SETTINGS MENU

The remote settings menu provides access to a range of settings that are based around the remote control operation including system 

information and the opportunity to re-load factory default values.

Remote Settings

Model & Revisions

Remote : 1544.1

Inverter : 1537.1

Read Only

Load Defaults

Yes / No

No

Set PIN

Locked, Unlocked, Change Pin 

(Pin = 0000)

Unlocked

Power Save

OFF, 1 - 60 Minutes

OFF

Screen Setup

Contrast = 0 - 100%

80%

SHORE POWER
UNIT READINGS

INVERTER

ON/OFF

CHARGER

ON/OFF

ENTER / SET

BACK

UNIT SETUP
REMOTE SETTINGS

®

SHORE POWER
UNIT READINGS

INVERTER

ON/OFF

CHARGER

ON/OFF

ENTER / SET

BACK

UNIT SETUP
REMOTE SETTINGS

®

SHORE POWER
UNIT READINGS

INVERTER

ON/OFF

CHARGER

ON/OFF

ENTER / SET

BACK

UNIT SETUP
REMOTE SETTINGS

®

Model & Revisions

Remote : 1544.1

Inverter : 1537.1

Load Defaults

Edit

No

Set PIN

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1.  MODEL & REVISIONS

This read only display shows the model number and revisions of the both 

the 

Inverter/Charger 

and the Remote control.  It is prudent to make a note of 

these two numbers for future reference.  If you ever need to contact Go 

Power! Technical support these two numbers will be required to help the 

customer service personnel help you.

2.  LOAD DEFAULTS

This setting restores all factory default values for both the remote control 

and the 

Inverter/Charger

.  To restore factory defaults, select the menu then 

set to YES and confirm.

3.  SET PIN

This setting can be used to set a pin number to lock the customizable setting 

menu options on the 

Inverter/Charger

 and remote control.  This feature is 

useful when the operation of the Inverter / Charger has been set up by an 

experienced user / installer.  Restricting access to menus with a password 

can avoid unauthorized changes to your settings by inexperienced users.

To set a pin use the right menu select button then use the UP menu to input 

a number, use the down menu select button to move to the next number.  

To save the pin press the right menu select button.

After the pin has been set you then have the option of locking setup or 

unlocking setup.  Use the right menu button to select either lock or unlock 

and the down menu button to toggle between the two options.

OPERATION

Summary of Contents for DOMETIC GP-ICR-50

Page 1: ...ADINGS INVERTER ON OFF CHARGER ON OFF ENTER SET BACK UNIT SETUP REMOTE SETTINGS 2022 Go Power Worldwide Technical Support and Product Information gpelectric com Go Power Dometic 201 710 Redbrick Stree...

Page 2: ...he Go Power Remote Control Please retain this manual for future reference Product Packaging Please safely store the packing the GP ICR 50 was delivered in or please recycle the packaging components as...

Page 3: ...EM OVERVIEW 10 3 2 UNIT DIMENSIONS 14 3 3 MOUNTING REQUIREMENTS 14 3 4 INSTALLATION TOOLS 14 3 5 MOUNTING PROCEDURE 15 4 OPERATION 16 4 1 REMOTE NAVIGATION 16 4 2 SUB MENU ITEMS OPTIONS 18 4 3 SHORE P...

Page 4: ...proper operation may have a risk of electric shock or damage to equipment and property GENERAL SAFETY WARNING Limitations on Use CAUTION Equipment Damage This equipment is NOT intended for use with li...

Page 5: ...be impaired EQUIPMENT SAFETY WARNING Lethal Voltage Review the system configuration to identify all possible sources of energy Ensure ALL sources of power are disconnected before performing any insta...

Page 6: ...ther electrical parts Never charge a frozen battery Never use old or untested batteries Check each battery s label for age type and date code to ensure all batteries are identical If a battery must be...

Page 7: ...at the information is accurate correct reliable or current The specifications in this manual are for reference purposes only and are subject to change without notice For additional information please...

Page 8: ...e remote control like brightness power save mode Unit Setup Menu When the icon is pointing to unit readings you are in the unit settings menu These are the Inverter Charger main settings like search w...

Page 9: ...function of the Inverter Charger Green Inverting No colour Not Inverting RJ 11 Cable Entry Point Remote control cable entry point Mounting Holes These 4 holes are used to attach the GP ICR 50 to a su...

Page 10: ...diagrams on pages 12 15 show how the GP ICR 50 and Inverter Charger typically installed in a mobile RV application The diagrams show where the remote and Inverter Charger are installed and how the mob...

Page 11: ...ble to Battery Bank Battery Bank Cables From Solar Charge Controller GP IC Remote AC Power OUTPUT to RV appliances IC Series Inverter Charger IC Series Inverter Charger Cables to from Battery Bank AC...

Page 12: ...ransfer Switch Solar Panel Solar Panel Solar Charge Controller Refrigerator Vent Cover or Cable Entry Plate Fuse Battery Temperature Sensor Typical RV Solar Kit sold separately by Go Power To Battery...

Page 13: ...wer 120 240 VAC el Sub Panel 120 VAC 240 VAC cabin install Remote Control Optional Battery Disconnect Switch not required if circuit breaker is used Battery Bank Fuse or Circuit Breaker IC Series Inve...

Page 14: ...n dry and protected Make sure the LCD screen is visible and access to the menu navigation buttons is clear and un obstructed Always check for hidden electrical wires pipes and cables before drilling c...

Page 15: ...8 x 3 4 screws 4 Route one end of the remote control cable through the wall opening to the Inverter Charger plug this end into the REMOTE port 5 Take the other end of the remote cable and plug it into...

Page 16: ...UNIT SETUP REMOTE SETTINGS Go Power Initializing DC Status 11 68 V 0 0 A DC Status 11 68 V 0 0 A DC Status 11 68 V 0 0 A DC Status 11 68 V 0 0 A DC Status 11 68 V 0 0 A 1 Press the Inverter ON OFF but...

Page 17: ...S 4 To navigate through the sub menu options first enter the menu using the ENTER SET button 5 Then press the down menu select button to move to the next sub menu option notice the menu arrow does not...

Page 18: ...03 VAC Dropout 65V 65V 04 Max Cha Time 0 0 25 5 HR 12 0 HR 05 Battery Type Gel Flooded AGM 1 AGM 2 Custom AGM 1 06 Charge Rate 50 IC 2000 40 IC 3000 80 07 Final Charge Multi Stage Float Silent Multi...

Page 19: ...two AC power sources The IC Series has 2 inputs AC HOT 1 and AC HOT 2 but the current is only monitored on AC HOT 1 If you wire the Inverter Charger in Single In Single Out 50A configurations see the...

Page 20: ...d the Inverter Charger is inverting A positive value e g 40 0A shows that the batteries are charging and the Inverter Charger is in charging mode State indicator PT Pass Through PS Powershare CHG Char...

Page 21: ...temperature of the field effect transistors FETs inside the Inverter Charger 4 5 UNIT SETUP MENU Menu Heading Selections Adjustments Range Default Setting Unit Setup 01 Search Watts OFF 5 50W 5W 02 Lo...

Page 22: ...he Inverter Charger to protect the battery bank from over discharge damage If the battery bank voltage drops below the LBCO selected set point continuously for more than one minute the fault LED comes...

Page 23: ...ettings can be modified and set when the custom battery type option is selected Absorb Sets the level at which the charging voltage is held constant during an absorption cycle The default value is 14...

Page 24: ...ow charge rates a simple guideline is C 20 so a slow charge rate for the 400 Amp hour capacity battery bank will have a slow charge rate of 20 Amps hour 400 20 20 which means setting the charge rate t...

Page 25: ...ries produces hydrogen and oxygen gas Ensure the battery compartment has adequate ventilation to dissipate this gas to avoid explosions Ensure your batteries can be equalized only equalize batteries t...

Page 26: ...udent to make a note of these two numbers for future reference If you ever need to contact Go Power Technical support these two numbers will be required to help the customer service personnel help you...

Page 27: ...the contrast of the LCD screen and the back light brightness for the best looking display based on the current lighting conditions and viewing angle The default setting is 80 and the range is 0 100 10...

Page 28: ...Beeping Counts for Error Modes Beep Counts Description 1 UTP Under Temp Protection 2 OTP Over Temp Protection 3 OVP Over Voltage Protection 4 UVP Under Voltage Proection 5 Short circuit or OLP Over Lo...

Page 29: ...tion of our website to troubleshoot the problem If trouble persists 1 Call your Go Power Technical Support team 1 866 247 6527 or 2 Return defective product to place of purchase Unless approved by Go...

Page 30: ...being recycled properly is tricky If your in doubt just ask Recyclers that are certified should gladly show you their certification If the re cycler is certified chances are very high that they are re...

Page 31: ......

Page 32: ...IT SETUP 02 LowBatCutOut UNIT SETUP 03 VAC Dropout UNIT SETUP 04 Max Cha Time 01 SEARCH WATTS OFF 50W OFF 02 LowBatCutOut 9 00V 10 5V 10 5V 03 VAC Dropout 80V 85V 85V 04 Max Cha Time 0 0HR 25 5HR 12 0...

Page 33: ...GM1 AGM2 Custom AGM1 06 Charge Rate 0 100 80 07 Final Charge MUTI STAGE FLOAT STAGE SILENT STAGE MUTI STAGE 08 ABS Cha Time 0 5Hr 24 0Hr 2 0Hr Power Save OFF 60MIN OFF Screen Setup Contrast 00 100 80...

Page 34: ...2022 Go Power Worldwide Technical Support and Product Information gpelectric com Go Power 201 710 Redbrick Street Victoria BC V8T 5J3 Tel 1 866 247 6527 79498_MAN_GP_ICR_50_Rev_C...

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