MP SERIES™ Battery Backup System for Traffic Signals: MP2000E System
Volume One: Operating Manual
Page 6-32
The same adjustments can be made in the RS232 Menu by entering the parameter value below
from the MAIN Menu screen and then inputting the correct password.
Note: Certain line detection parameters are dependent on other line detection parameters.
This inter-relationship is provided to minimize incorrectly setting parameters. A brief
explanation is provided in the Figure 6-21.
Transfer to Battery Adjustments
Parameter
Number
Parameter Name
Description
40
Hi Lmt
When the input utility line exceeds this voltage setting the
BBS will transfer to Battery Mode from Line Mode or Buck
Mode.
42
Hi Gap
Hi Gap is the hysteresis value that is used to transfer to
Line Mode or Buck Mode from Battery Mode. The
hysteresis value is also used to transfer to Line Mode from
Buck Mode.
41
Low Lmt
When the input utility line drops below this voltage setting
the BBS will transfer to Battery Mode from Line Mode or
Boost Mode.
43
Low Gap
Low Gap is the hysteresis value that is used to transfer to
Line Mode or Boost Mode from Battery Mode. The
hysteresis value is also used to transfer to Line Mode from
Boost Mode.
Buck & Boost Adjustments
(Buck / Boost Feature Must Be Enabled to Make Adjustments)
Mode
Parameter
Number
Parameter Name Description
Buck
46
High Buck
When the input utility line exceeds this voltage
setting the BBS will transfer to Buck Mode when
enabled.
Figure 6-21: Line Detection Adjustments