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TriStar MPPT-600V-TR Operator's Manual
4.5 Push-button
The following functions can be enabled with the pushbutton (located on the front cover):
PUSH
•
Reset from certain errors or faults.
•
Reset the battery service indication if this has been activated in custom settings. A new
service period will be started, and the flashing LEDs will stop blinking. If the battery
service is performed before the LEDs begin blinking, the pushbutton must be pushed at
the time when the LEDs are blinking to reset the service interval and stop the blinking.
PUSH AND HOLD 5 SECONDS
•
Request battery equalization manually. The TS-MPPT-600V-TR will begin equaliza-
tion in either the manual or automatic equalization mode. Equalization will begin when
there is sufficient solar power to charge the battery up to the equalization voltage. The
LEDs will blink the sequence defined in table 4-3 below to confirm that an equalize has
been requested. The equalization request will automatically stop per the battery type
selected (see Section 4.2). Equalization will only occur if the selected battery type has an
equalization stage.
•
Stop an equalization that is in progress. This will be effective in either the manual or
automatic mode. The equalization will be terminated. The LEDs will blink to confirm the
equalize has been cancelled as shown in table 4-3 below.
Push-Button Action
SOC LED Indication
Manual Equalization Started
Green+Red / Green+Red / Green / Green
Stop Equalization
Green+Red / Green+Red / Red / Red
Table 4-3. Manual Equalization LED Indcations
NOTE:
For multiple TS-MPPT-600V-TR controllers on a MeterBus
TM
network, initialize a battery
equalization using the TriStar meter so that all controllers are synchronized.
REMARQUE :
Avec plusieurs contrôleurs TriStar MPPT sur un réseau MeterBusTM, initialisez une
compensation de batteries à l’aide de l’outil de mesure TriStar afin de synchroniser tous les
contrôleurs.
Note that if two or more TS-MPPT-600V-TR controllers are charging in parallel, each controller
may attempt to equalize on a different day. Systems with multiple controllers should only equalize
manually to ensure synchronization between controllers.
