Monaco SIGNATURE 2001 series, Owner'S Manual

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AC Input Amps:
The inverter uses a double pole pass through relay.
This measures current consumption through the Hot 1 terminal.
Battery Temperature: This monitors counts of the battery temperature
sensor (BTS). Counts are measured impulses which the inverter uses
to calculate the battery case temperature. The charging voltage is
adjusted to optimum values.
Xformer Temp:
This monitors the transformer temperature which is
measured in counts. Higher count readings are registering lower tem-
peratures.
FET Temp:
This monitors the Field Effect Transistor temperature
which is measured in counts.
Est Batt Cap:
This estimates the battery bank capacity in amp hours
(Ahrs). Charging and discharging on a cyclic basis will give an
approximate indication of the battery capacity in amp hours. Observe
the reading and multiply by eight to obtain an approximate reserve
capacity. This figure is only approximate and will change with cyclic
use.
To enter programming mode:
• Press and hold the Set-Up buttons (up and down arrows) for five sec-
onds. The RC7 GS remote will beep.
• Release the buttons. The programming mode has been entered when
the Search Sense is displayed.
• Use the Menu buttons (up and down arrows) to scroll though available
field settings.
• Use the Settings button (arrow pointing to right) to scroll through avail-
able settings for selected field.
To exit the programming mode:
• Allow 20 seconds to elapse from the time the last key is pressed.
Program changes are then accepted by the inverter in non-volatile
memory.
• Momentarily pressing the set-up buttons (up and down arrows) exits the
programming menu. Program changes are automatically saved in non-
volatile memory.
• The inverter is now ready to use. “Waiting for AC” will be displayed or
if any program changes were made with AC applied, one of the three
stages of the charge cycle will be displayed.
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Programming
the RC 7 GS