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Hawke’s Bay Manual
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Program per your battery specifications.
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Connect or turn on the DC input (PV combiner – ON).
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Voltmeter – Measure for PV (open-circuit) voltage between PV+ breaker (at the bottom
terminal) and PV- terminal (inside the Hawke’s Bay ).
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PV voltage (Voc, open-circuit voltage) present?
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Yes – Good (=/> 240Voc is good)
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No – Check PV combiner breakers, PV wiring, or connections.
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Turn on (close) the PV breaker.
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Voltmeter – Measure for PV (max power) voltage between Hawke’s Bay PV+ and PV-
terminals.
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PV voltage (Vmp) present?
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Yes – Good
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No – Check connections, PV IN breaker, wiring; Is the Hawke’s Bay charging?
OPERATION
System and Device Naming
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There are two naming conventions in the Hawke’s Bay:
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1) Naming the device (Hawke’s Bay).
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2) Naming the system.
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One MNGP2 can control multiple CANBUS devices, such as the Hawke’s Bay, the Barcelona,
and the Rosie inverter/charger. Therefore, one MNGP2 can look at each device by name.
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System naming refers to pre-selected parameters that will be globally shared amongst the
devices. For example …
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You buy one Hawke’s Bay with an MNGP2.
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You name your device “Home HB.”
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You program “Home HB” for your new Lithium batteries.
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Then you buy a second Hawke’s Bay. You name the new device “Garage HB.”
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When Garage HB is connected to CANBUS, it will automatically be programmed for
the Lithium batteries, just like in Home HB.
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BUT … if you bought/installed a device that was previously programmed by the prior
user, when this device is connected to CANBUS, the MNGP2 will recognize there are
now 2 system names (i.e., two completely different charging profiles), and you will
be asked “Which system do you want?”
Step #3 – PV