background image

Error

 

code

Buzzer

Error reason

E01

Ring every 3 seconds for one minute

system

 

voltage error

E02

Over-temperature turn-off charging

E03

The buzzer rings once a second, 

and the sun icon blinks.

Solar panel overvoltage off charging

E04

Battery overvoltage turn off load

E05

Battery overvoltage turn off charging

E06

 

rings once every 3 seconds, and the empty 

 battery icon flashes.

E07

E08

RS

485 

Communication

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8-A9

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

battery type

charge current

PV1 voltage  

PV2 voltage 

PV power

total charge capacity AH

Daily charging capacityWH

Total capacity WH

PV status

battery status

Controller temperature

Load status

charge status

set

 

load

 

work

 

mode

1

set

 

battery

 

type

2

set

 

battery

 

voltage

3

set

 

night

 

detection voltage

4

set

 

communication address

5

Restore factory settings

6

The charging capacity is clear

7

Charging on and off

8

Get battery charging parameters

9

Modify battery charging parameters

1 0

Error code

When the following error occurs in the controller, the E01-E08 error code is displayed, and the buzzer alarms synchronously, 
and the alarm continues until the error is corrected. Press K4 to exit the wrong generation interface, return to the main interface 
and turn off the buzzer. Start timing. If the error persists after 10s, the alarm will continue.

Ring every 0.5 seconds for one minute

rings once in 0.5 seconds, 
and the full battery icon flashes

rings once in 0.5 seconds, 
and the full battery icon flashes

Battery low voltage shut-off load

- -

- -

- -

- -

Through the standard RS485 communication protocol, the controller 
can send the operating parameters of the controller to the the terminal
equipment, the terminal equipment can also send instructions to modify
the working parameters of a part of the controller.

Communication protocol continuous sales staff

Parameters that can be read by terminal equipment

The parameters that can be modified by the terminal

 device are as follows

charge

 

status

 (

green

)

load status(red)

OFF

Load

 

off

Charge  status

green

ON

: 

Charging

OFF

no

 

charging

fasht

 

flash

Charging at constant voltage

slow flash

: 

Floating charging

Load status LED

Red

ON

: 

Load on

LED

 

status

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

RJ

45 

Pin definition

PIN

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

12V
RXD
TXD
GND
B
GND
A
NC

Definition

Summary of Contents for M4860ADS

Page 1: ...ure that the battery works in the best state and greatly prolong the service life of the battery 8 It has full automatic control such as overcharge overdischarge overload protection anti reverse prote...

Page 2: ...rtight battery where gas may accumulate the place Warning high pressure is dangerous PV arrays may generate high open circuit voltages Disconnect circuit breakers or safety before wiring and be carefu...

Page 3: ...hort circuit in the whole process otherwise it may cause serious safety accidents Connection cable the connection cable between the controller and the battery is as short as possible which can effecti...

Page 4: ...tal stripes rolling up dynamically Load ON Load OFF Press K1 or K2 to cycle forward or backward to browse the current working parameters or set working status Battery voltage PV1 voltage PV2 voltage C...

Page 5: ...rface Browse and press K1 or K2 to cycle to the parameter interface you want to set Short press K3 button SET display SET font flashes to indicate that you can start to change the current parameter pr...

Page 6: ...lashes press K1 or K2 key to change the number of minutes in a cycle 0 59 5 Press the K3 key again the SET and M icons stop flashing the load time is set and save the settings Dual period real time co...

Page 7: ...the battery voltage here otherwise The controller will report an error and the controller will not work Battery voltage Automatic identification Set night detection voltage The night detection voltage...

Page 8: ...or code is displayed and the buzzer alarms synchronously and the alarm continues until the error is corrected Press K4 to exit the wrong generation interface return to the main interface and turn off...

Page 9: ...3 7V Equalization charge 14 6V no 14 8V Boost voltage 0 2V Boost charge 14 4V 14 3V 14 7V 14 15V Float charge 13 5V 13 8V 13 5V 13 14V Boost charge recovery 13 2V Low voltage recovery load output 12 5...

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