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D-3. Erasing Data Logs

To erase a data log for either the FLEXmax controller or 

the FLEXnet DC:  

1.

From the 

DEVICE DATA LOGS

 menu, select the appropriate device.  

FLEXnet DC

is depicted here.

2.

From the 

Data Log

 menu for that device, select 

Erase Data Log

.

3.

A query screen will appear.  Press 

<Yes>

 to erase the data log.  Pressing 

<No>

returns to the 

Data Log

 menu for that device.

4.

Wait for the confirmation screen to appear. After the screen appears, press

<Continue>

 to return to 

Upload and Save Data Log

.

D-2. Saving Data Logs for the FLEXnet DC

To create a data log for the FLEXnet DC:  

1.

From the 

DEVICE DATA LOGS

 menu, select 

FLEXnet Battery Monitor

.

2.

From the 

FN Battery Monitor Data Log

 menu, select 

Upload and Save Data Log

.

3.

If other data logs have been saved on the SD card, a list will be displayed.
To save over a current log, choose option 

A

.  To save the log as new, choose 

B

.

A

. Select a name on the list with the control wheel. Press 

<Save>

 to save the new

data over the selected log.  

Saving to SD Card

 will be displayed.  Proceed to 

C

.

NOTE

:  If the SD card is empty, pressing the 

<Save>

 soft key will

automatically default to option 

B

.

OR
B

. Press 

<New>

 to create a unique name for the new data log. (8 characters maximum)



Use the control wheel to scroll through the available characters.



Use <

> or <

>

 

to move to the desired character location.



Use 

<Delete>

 to erase characters when highlighted.

Press 

<Save>

 to save the new data log name.  

Saving to SD Card

 

will be displayed.

In either case:

C

. Wait for the confirmation screen to appear. After the screen appears, press

<Continue>

 to return to 

Upload and Save Data Log

.

B

A

C

NOTE

:  This header line is included in the download.

Date

FLEXmax Data Log 

6/13/15
6/12/15
6/11/15

Out AH

1
9
9

In kWh

0

2.17
1.67

Net AH

-1

72
54

Min SOC

99
98
98

Out kWh

0.01
0.11
0.12

Net kWh

-0.01

2.06
1.55

In AH

0

81
63

Event Logs (E)

When events occur that affect the system or cause a shutdown, an event message occurs.  Events are recorded 

at intervals to the MATE3s flash memory at intervals programmed in the settings.  (See page 31.)  To investigate 

event messages, see page 47.
Event logs can be downloaded to an SD Card or deleted from the MATE3s internal memory.

o

To Save an Event Log 

 

(

E-1

)

o

To Read an Event Log File from the SD Card 

(

E-2

)

o

To Delete an Event Log

 

(

E-3

)

E-1. To Save an Event Log

To create a data log for the FLEXmax Charge Controller:  

1.

From the 

Event Logs

 menu, select 

Save Events to SD Card

.

2.

On the 

Date Range

 set point, use the control wheel to select the date for the event log

(or logs) to be saved to the SD card.  The range will start with 

All

 

and will move

backward to 

yesterday

, up to one year's worth of logs.

3.

If other event logs have been saved on the SD card, a list will be displayed.
Choose Option A or B. 

NOTE

:  If the SD card is empty, pressing the 

<Save>

soft key will automatically default to Option B.

A.

Select a name on the list with the control wheel. Press 

<Save>

 to save the new

events over the selected event log.  

Saving to SD Card

 will be displayed.

Proceed to C.

OR
B.

Press 

<New>

 to create a unique name for the new event log.

(8 characters maximum)



Use the control wheel to scroll through the available characters.



Use <

> or <

>

 

to move to the desired character location.



Use 

<Delete>

 to erase characters when highlighted.

Press 

<Save>

 to save the new event log name.  

Saving to SD Card

 will be 

displayed.

C.

Wait for the confirmation screen to appear. After the screen appears, press

<Continue>

 to return to 

Event Logs

.

E-2. To Read an Event Log File from

the SD Card 

When an Event Log is downloaded to an SD card, an 

.elg

 file 

is created.  This file can be opened in Notepad or MS Word 
as a text file.  Event logs can be used to identify repeated 
symptoms and other patterns.  

A partial Event Log is depicted here.

B

A

C

6/16/15,12:16:09,FX-1,IN AC Voltage OK,119 VAC
6/16/15,  6:25:13,Remote Power Up
6/16/15,  6:25:13,Remote Power Down
6/09/15,15:40:08,Remote Power Up
6/09/15,15:36:55,Remote Power Down
6/08/15,15:31:14,Remote Power Up
6/08/15,10:51:44,Remote Power Down
6/07/15,14:32:09,Remote Power Up
6/07/15,14:31:59,Remote Power Down
6/07/15,14:30:21,Remote Power Up
5/31/15,15:35:01,Remote Power Down
5/31/15,15:34:51,FX-1,IN AC Freq OK, 59.0 Hz
5/31/15,15:34:51,FX-1,IN AC Voltage Too Low, 118 VAC
5/31/15,15:33:25,FX-1,IN AC Freq Too Low, 51.0 Hz
5/31/15,15:33:25,FX-1,IN AC Voltage Too Low, 95 VAC

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Device Data Logs

Содержание Out Back Power MATE3s

Страница 1: ...CK POWER TECHNOLOGIES a MAKES NO WARRANTY AS TO THE ACCURACY SUFFICIENCY OR SUITABILITY OF ANY TECHNICAL OR OTHER INFORMATION PROVIDED IN ITS MANUALS OR OTHER DOCUMENTATION b ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY OR LIABILITY FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE WHETHER DIRECT INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL WHICH MIGHT ARISE OUT OF THE USE OF SUCH INFORMATION THE USE OF ANY SUCH INFORMATION WILL BE ENTIRELY AT THE USER S...

Страница 2: ...stop a generator The MATE3 allows a user to view monitor and establish all the settings and values that occur while the system is running Occasionally components may be added or upgraded electrical loads increase or patterns of usage may change These settings and values can be adjusted to match On screens with set points the control wheel E serves two functions navigation and set point adjustment ...

Страница 3: ...ommended Programming Order It is recommended that programming proceed in the following order 1 Establish Profile Wizard settings W 4 2 Save the Profile as applicable in either W 1 W 2 or W 3 3 Program the Profile as applicable in either W 1 W 2 or W 3 4 Program any other custom settings 5 Save the System Configuration S 2 6 When restoring settings in the future restore the System Configuration ins...

Страница 4: ...s when a button is pushed or the control wheel is used Button Beep Enabled or Disabled Wheel Click Enabled or Disabled IMPORTANT Some features are dependent on time and date settings Be sure to adjust these settings for the proper time and date for the location of the installation The MATE3s clock does not automatically adjust for daylight savings time The MATE3s does automatically adjust for leap...

Страница 5: ... maximum This name is displayed on the Home screen Set User Access Level A This menu allows one of four different user access levels UAL to set points for programming Full Access Level 1 UAL1 This allows full access to all available menus This is the same access permitted by the installer password It is the default setting Advanced Access Level 2 UAL2 This allows access to many user menus It also ...

Страница 6: ... Gen AC Input Voltage Limits FX class Pulse Spacing Adjusts the time between search pulses in single AC cycles Shorter spacing will detect loads more quickly This consumes more power o I 8 Auxiliary Output Relay o I 9 Inverter Stacking o I 10 Power Save Ranking o I 11 Grid Tie Sell B A C D I 3b Grid and Gen Input Voltage Limits FX class only The inverter will not connect to an AC source unless spe...

Страница 7: ...epicted On activates the AUX output immediately It displays Manual On and remains continuously active until Off is selected Auto activates the AUX output according to the Aux Mode automatic criteria When activated it displays Auto On otherwise it displays Auto Off Off deactivates the AUX output It displays Manual Off Note that the AUX output may still activate from the settings of inverter or MATE...

Страница 8: ...nverter for the L2 output in a split phase system B Phase C Phase Master The subphase master inverters for the B or C outputs in a three phase system 3p Master or 3phase Master The primary inverter for three phase systems that include the selection 1 2ph Master as shown above The 3p Master is Phase A 3phase Classic B C or 3p OB Slave A B C A secondary inverter for three phase systems Used in model...

Страница 9: ... will appear Pressing this key returns the screen to the Inverter menu NOTE Some items are retained at the present setting even when the inverter is reset to factory defaults The retained settings include the Output Voltage all items in the Calibrate menu Model Select and all items in the Grid Interface Protection menu This menu contains sensitive inverter settings Some settings relate to regional...

Страница 10: ...ler Owner s Manual features this as an option under RTS Compensation Limited Lower and Upper Battery Voltage Adjust the lowest and highest allowed compensated voltage The Owner s Manual features these as an option under RTS Compensation See page 42 for the effects of the Profile Wizard on both settings C 4 Battery Equalize CAUTION Battery Damage Do not equalize any sealed battery types VRLA AGM Ge...

Страница 11: ... reaching Disconnect Disconnect Delay The time after reaching Disconnect before the output is activated Float activates the AUX output when the charge controller enters the Float stage It can operate a charged indicator Not depicted No settable parameters Remote allows the AUX output to be activated by manual or automatic commands based in the MATE3s such as AGS Not depicted No settable parameters...

Страница 12: ...tivates the relay by automatic criteria according to the option selected in Relay Set Points Off deactivates the relay and prevents any of the FLEXnet Relay Set Points options from working Note that even if the relay output is set to Off it may still be activated by an external option such as AGS See page 25 Invert Logic Switches the relay s function from N O a normally open state to N C a normall...

Страница 13: ...ect to the inverter s GEN terminal input when using AGS If the input priority is set to GRID and the GRID terminals are energized an automatically controlled generator will shut down AGS turns on the inverter s charger even if it had previously been manually disabled AGS Topics These menus show the different topics settings and starting conditions for AGS AGS screens and topics included under M 1 ...

Страница 14: ...nge varies with battery voltage NOTE The Quiet Time settings overrides the settings and prevents an automatic start The exception is 2 Minute Start As an emergency set point it will start the generator regardless of Quiet Time settings Enabled either enables Y or disables N the Load Start function Start the load size 0 to 50 kW which requires the generator to start following the Delay time 1 to 24...

Страница 15: ...ints Voltage Load Must Run Exercise etc preventing the generator from starting automatically The only exception is 2 Minute Start which is considered an emergency start set point and which will start the generator regardless of Quiet Time settings M 1 AGS continued Set Generator Total Run Time The total running time for an automatic generator is displayed on the Generator Status screen which is ac...

Страница 16: ... shows the reason for starting under Last Run The first two columns in the table below are a list of start reasons The remaining columns display the possible reasons for the generator to stop The possible stop reasons are connected to the start reasons For example a generator which started due to Load kW can stop due to reduction of load kilowatts due to Quiet Time or manually However it will not ...

Страница 17: ...ogging to the SD card It does not turn off data logging to the internal flash memory Compact records only the minutes and seconds for each interval recorded SD Card DataLog Write Interval the interval 1 to 60 seconds at which data is automatically downloaded to the SD card SD Card Icon Front Back SD Card Clearance The data log shown in this example is arranged by date and time It shows all devices...

Страница 18: ...ters However it is not compatible with Mini Grid and cannot be used at the same time To prevent conflicts when using HBX mode make certain not to select Mini Grid Selection of AC input modes can be found on page 11 Information on Mini Grid and other modes can be found in the inverter Operator s Manual HBX is also incompatible with the Grid Use Time and Load Grid Transfer functions in the MATE3s Th...

Страница 19: ...e If a start time equals a stop time no action will be taken and the time period is ignored If the battery voltage falls below the inverter s Low Battery Cut Out voltage the inverter will automatically connect to the AC input source regardless of the time of day setting M 5 Load Grid Transfer The MATE3s can force all inverters to automatically reconnect to the utility grid even if the normal mode ...

Страница 20: ...active function to be turned off at midnight each night This function allows the charge controllers to complete a charge cycle at the beginning of the next day before the system begins selling It prevents the batteries from remaining at or below the Sell voltage for extended periods without receiving a full charge If grid interactive inverters are not present this item is inoperative Options are N...

Страница 21: ... complete press Exit to return to the Main Menu K W 2 Using Existing Profiles If the most recent profile was lost or changed it can be retrieved from an SD card and applied to the system If the profile was not ideal any existing value can be changed before re applying the profile To apply a profile that was previously saved 1 From the Profile Wizard menu select Existing Profile This will take the ...

Страница 22: ...System Type B System Type Off Grid Grid Tied Backup System Voltage Vdc B C Array Wattage Battery Type FLA Gel AGM and Capacity Ah Wizard Generator Configuration F Generator Installed Y or N Generator Type AC or DC and Size kW Generator Start Manual or Auto AUX Output Port F G Wizard AC Configuration D AC Output Voltage Vac AC Phase Single Split 3 Phase AC Input Breaker Size Aac Maximum Output Load...

Страница 23: ...e new data log name Saving to SD Card will be displayed In either case C Wait for the confirmation screen to appear After the screen appears press Continue to return to Upload and Save Data Log B A C Date AH 0 38 kWh Max Amps 0 38 0 9 36 Max Watts 52 48 32 0 8 1 hour 1 hour FLEXmax Data Log 6 13 15 6 12 15 6 11 15 Absorb Time 0 00 0 00 0 00 Float Time 0 00 0 00 0 00 Min Battery V 24 1 24 1 24 1 Ma...

Страница 24: ...ard or deleted from the MATE3s internal memory o To Save an Event Log E 1 o To Read an Event Log File from the SD Card E 2 o To Delete an Event Log E 3 E 1 To Save an Event Log To create a data log for the FLEXmax Charge Controller 1 From the Event Logs menu select Save Events to SD Card 2 On the Date Range set point use the control wheel to select the date for the event log or logs to be saved to...

Страница 25: ... OutBack product to which it is connected The OutBack products may not be powered up or connected Symptom Possible Remedy Check all OutBack devices for correct operation Check or replace the CAT5 cable running from the MATE3s to the OutBack product The left hand RJ45 port on the back of the MATE3s is used for computer communications It cannot power a MATE3s Make sure the CAT5 cable is plugged into...

Страница 26: ...r Technologies All Rights Reserved 2 Check the LED indicator o A flashing EVENTS indicator means a warning has occurred o A solid EVENTS indicator may mean that the system has shut down due to an error If Advanced Generator Start AGS is in use it may also mean the system has suffered an AGS fault See the MATE3s Overview Guide and the inverter literature for more information on warnings and errors ...

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