Selectronic Australia SE10, Руководство по эксплуатации

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SE10 Manual 11 Selectronic Australia
DC Volts ON, LED (5) (green) ON
Pressing the Mode button (7) will change the information being displayed by
LEDs (1) – (4). Press the Mode button once, the green LED (5) will be ON.
This will turn LEDs (1) – (4) into a battery voltmeter. The voltage of your
battery will be indicated by the figures to the left of LEDS (1) – (4). If all
LEDs are ON then the battery voltage is greater than 24 Volt.
The LEDs will turn OFF one by one as the battery voltage drops. When the
battery voltage is below 21 volts, LED (4) will flash.
To return to Status, quickly press the mode button (7) once.
How to make use of a Voltmeter
Batteries vary enormously, in size capacity and quality and
can be severely affected by age. By keeping an eye on the
voltmeter it will give you a guide to the amount of charge in
your battery. Where possible, you should keep your battery
volts above 24 volts at all times. If you are using a large load
for a short time, the battery volts will probably drop below
24 volts. This is normal and OK as long as the battery volts
return to 24 volts when the load is turned off.
Auto Start Adjust LED (6) (red) Flashing
It is sometimes necessary to adjust the auto start sensitivity to overcome
what is called “Phantom Loads”. A phantom load is a load that tricks the
inverter into thinking it should be ON instead of in SLEEP mode.
The wiring of a house or a portable stereo system in standby are good
examples of a phantom load. These loads serve no purpose but yet can
increase battery drain by bringing the inverter ON. Hold the Mode button (7)
down until LED (6) begins to flash, (approximately 1 second) indicating you
are ready to adjust this setting. The SE10 will leave the factory with a setting
of 4 watts. Now press the Mode button (7) until the desired value is sought.
LEDs (1) – (4) will return to either Status or Voltmeter after 20 seconds.