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Basic Configuration Settings
Breaker Ratings
The breaker rating sets the current limit which is used by Freedom
Sequence to restrict the consumption of power within the system by all AC
load circuits. Freedom Sequence stores in its memory different settings for
the Shore Breaker and the Generator Breaker. The Freedom Sequence
applies the shore or generator breaker rating based on the source of AC
Input. See “Auto-Detection of AC Input Source (Shore/Gen)” on page 33
for more information.
Freedom Sequence can automatically detect if the AC input source passing
through it is a split-phase or single-phase. The current limits are applied on
Line1 and Line2 circuits accordingly. For example, if the AC input source is
a 30-amp split-phase AC line, Freedom Sequence will apply a current limit
of 30 amps for each circuit. Line1 will have a 30-amp limit and Line2 as
well. If it detects a single-phase AC line and the shore breaker rating is set
to 30 amps, Freedom Sequence will apply a combined 30-amp limit to
loads connected with Line1and Line2.
Shore Breaker Rating
Value can only be changed when the shore breaker mode is set to
Manual
.
Values range from 5 to 50 amps.
To change the shore breaker rating from the Device
Status
screen:
FSPM 00: Status
L2 Amps
Batt Voltage
Circuit Status
Config
On 0.0A
12.8V
FSPM 00: Config
Mode
SHR BKR Mode
SHR BKR Rating
Circuit Config
[Operating]
[Manual]
[30.0A]
FSPM 00: Config
Mode
SHR BKR Mode
SHR BKR Rating
Circuit Config
[Operating]
[Manual]
[25.0A]
FSPM 00: Config
Mode
SHR BKR Mode
SHR BKR Rating
Circuit Config
[Operating]
[Manual]
[*30.0A]
FSPM 00: Config
Mode
SHR BKR Mode
SHR BKR Rating
Circuit Config
[Operating]
[Manual]
[25.0A]
1
Press down until the
field is selected.
3
Scroll down.
5
Press to select a
new value.
6
Press to confirm
the new value.
2
Press to select
Config
.
4
Press to change
the setting.
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