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NOTE:
Regardless of the INTENSITY or PWR SAVE options selected, the
SG200 Color Display will dim the backlight after 12 hours of non-use to
conserve power.
History
The HISTORY sub-menu shows the following
MENU OPTION
DESCRIPTION
VIEW HISTORY
Displays minimum and maximum values for the
following parameters:
Voltage, Current, SoC, SoH, Power (Watts)
VIEW FAULTS
Displays details on all faults recorded on the
device.
CLR HISTORY
Reset the min-max values in HISTORY to the
current values of those parameters.
Viewing HISTORY steps the user through the minimum and maximum values
recorded of the real-time data parameters. An additional set of values is shown
here for POWER, expressed in watts.
When selecting FAULTS, you can select to view either current faults (if the con-
dition leading to a fault is still present) or view information about the last fault
of each type, as well as a counter showing how many times that particular fault
has been triggered. See faults in FAULTS AND ALERTS for more information
on faults.
Config
The CONFIG menu has the options listed below:
CONFIG OPTION
DESCRIPTION
BAT. TYPE
Select the battery chemistry
CAPACITY
Set the battery capacity in Ah
CHARGING
Configure charging parameters
ALERTS
Configure ALERT thresholds
BAT TYPE - Selecting the Battery Chemistry
The SG200 uses profiles for each common battery chemistry. It is
important to select the chemistry that most closely represents the batteries
being monitored. All batteries on the bank being monitored by the
SmartShunt should be the same size, age and chemistry. If they are not,
the SG200 may not present accurate information.
The currently selected battery type is noted with an asterisk (*) in front
of the name. The default is AGM-STD (see the chemistry table). If this is
your chemistry and the installation is new, you may either re-select the
chemistry, ensuring that the SG200 is starting fresh, or exit back to MENU
and move to the next step.
