PV LED
The PV LED is ON when voltage from PV panel is >14.4V. PV LED flickers with the changes of PV
voltages. PV LED is off at night time .This is a good way to check for open- circuit in the solar connection
in
day time.
Battery Type Selection
1.
Press and hold the only Set Button for about 5 seconds until the LED flashes.
2.
Light quick presses will move the LED from Lead--> AGM--> LiFePO4--> Lead.
3.
Stop at the chosen battery type and wait till LED stops flashing to confirm your selection.
Connections
After both input and output are connected, the charger will have output after 10 Sec.
Fig 3. : Terminals & 8PIN connectors
1
T+:
Vibration sensor enable pin. Connect to Vout for Ignition pin to enable Vibration
sensor control.
2
Red:
Connection to remote module Red wire.
3
Green:
Connect to remote module green wire.
4
Yellow:
Connect to remote module yellow wire.
5
Alarm:
Alarm output pin. 12V 50mA for external alarm.
6
GND:
Ground pin for remote module. Connect to remote control black wire.
7
Ignition:
Connect this pin to ignition car ignition to make the charger operate in sync with
vehicle ignition control.
8
Vout for Ignition:
Short this pin to pin 7 (Ignition) to enable manual ignition control of unit to ON.
Short this pin to Pin1( T+ ) to enable vibration sensor mode.
*This pin is for Manual On/Off or Vibration sensor only. Don’t connect to other
devices.
Solar panel and DC source Dual inputs
The charger supports 12V Solar panel and 12V or 24V DC source inputs. Both inputs can be connected
simultaneously to the charger or either one. Charger uses Solar energy as priority source to charge battery
to maximize the usage of Solar panel. The PV LED and charging output will be switched ON whenever the
Solar panel has sufficient energy for charging. The Vibration sensor, automatic ignition control and manual
on off control have on effect on solar panel input charge.
*The allowable maximum power rating of solar panel is 400 Watt with maximum 30V Open Circuit voltage.
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