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User Setup Page
The user can change system parameters along with alarm trigger points and
enable/disable alarms. The following features can be changed by the user:
Date and Time settings(Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute), Month Test Settings(Day,
Hour, Minute) enable/disable, Year Test Settings(Month, Day, Hour, Minute)
enable/disable, Low VAC Alarm enable/disable and set-point, High VAC Alarm
enable/disable and set-point, Low Battery Alarm enable/disable and set-point, Near Low
Battery Alarm enable/disable and set-point, Utility Failure Alarm enable/disable, High
Temperature Alarm enable/disable and set-point, Time Delay setpoint (0-15 minutes),
Load Reduction enable/dis-able and set-point, Relay 1 and Relay 2 activation event (Low
VAC Alarm, High VAC Alarm, Low Battery Alarm, Near Low Battery Alarm, Utility Failure
Alarm, High Temperature Alarm, Inverter On, Battery Charging and AC Present), Contact
Name up to 20 characters, Contact Phone up to 20 Digits.
Alarms Page
All possible system alarms are listed on the Alarms Page. If the Alarm is active, a Red
indicator will be present next to the alarm function. This aids in troubleshooting the
system and pin-pointing issues that may arise during the life of the product.
The following Alarms can be displayed:
Inverter Alarms
– 8 distinct alarms including Communication, Over-Temp, Overload,
Crest-Factor, Out of Range Output, Back-Feed, AC Fuse/Wiring, Programming Reference.
Charger Alarms
– 8 distinct alarms including Communication, Over-Temp, DC Fuse, No
Battery Charge, Overcharge, Back-Feed, AC Fuse/Transfer Device, Programming
Reference.
Startup Alarms
– 8 distinct alarms including Communication, Setup Conflict, Battery
Voltage, Back-Feed, AC Fuse/Transfer Device, Overload, Mis-Wire, Incorrect AC
Phase Rotation, Circuit Breaker Trip, Unit in Bypass, Inrush Alarm, Low Battery, Near
Low Battery, High Temperature, Overload, Overload Shutdown, Utility Failure, Low VAC,
High VAC, Load Reduction
Charts and Graphs Page(s)
Since all critical data is taken every second from the inverter, real-time information
such as Meter and Status and Alarms are all live 24-7. This capability enables real-time
monitoring of certain critical data and present it for analysis.
The Following charts are available and can be graphed in month or day format along
with the capability of downloading files for alternate charting and graphing or simply
just storage
– this is only limited to the users imagination of what to do with the data.
Temperature
Graphed in Degrees Centigrade, useful for knowing battery history and proper float
voltage monitoring. Graph can be scaled to Days (28-31) by choosing the Year and
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