Remote monitor STATUS messages
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The remote monitor will respond and indicate various error conditions that may occur under normal
operation. These warnings should be investigated to prevent damage to the batteries or the Power Pack.
The following symbols or messages may appear on any of the 3 display modes :
The remote monitor will show the charge status during an active charge cycle.
During the Float stage, “FLOAT” is shown.
During the normal bulk and absorption charge stage, the charge current will be shown as well as the
input source.
During the Analysis stage, “TEST” will be shown. This stage helps to detect a defective battery.
Warning Messages
LOW BATTERY or NO BATTERY - This symbol is displayed when either the Main or Auxiliary battery
voltage is lower than 11.4V or there is no connection to one of the batteries.
Check fuses and connections to both batteries. Ensure the main switch is ON when in use.
If this symbol and voltage display are flashing, the battery is not holding charge and should be
tested.
OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION - The voltage applied to the SOLAR or ALT inputs is too high.
Ensure the applied voltages are within specification.
Refer to specifications on page 13.
Charge will stop until the system temperature recovers to a safe level.
This error will also be displayed if the Power Pack internal circuit temperature is above 115°C.
OVER CURRENT PROTECTION - The detected charge current is higher than specification.
Inspect the installation for cable faults or short-circuits.
OVER TEMPERATURE PROTECTION - The detected auxiliary battery temperature is above 60°C.
Charging is stopped to prevent damage to the battery.
REVERSE POLARITY - The connections to the auxiliary battery have been reversed.
Check the battery connections.
BAD BATTERY - The Power Pack has detected that the AUX battery is not able to be charged safely.
Test the battery and replace if necessary.
OVP -
OTP -
OCP -
REV -
BAD -
Please check cable
The plug to the remote monitor may not be inserted correctly. Ensure it is fully inserted.
