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Basic Installation Procedures
40 Freedom XC PRO Owner's Guide
vehicle’s user manual for proper instructions on how to
disconnect the battery cables.
3. Locate the vehicle's ignition control wire from the vehicle’s
ignition circuit. This wire must be fused appropriately at no
more than 5 amps. Refer to the vehicle’s user manual for
guidance.
4. Locate the ACC input (white) wire and connect to the
vehicle's (or vessel's) +12VDC ignition control wire.
Description of Ignition Control Features
For information about the features and instructions on changing
the ignition control features, see
Operation on page 49 .
Ignition Auto-
on ( ATO )
This setting allows the inverter/charger to
operate (Battery mode) automatically
when an ignition control wire is connected
to the ACC input and a valid ignition
signal is constantly detected. The inverter
works in tandem with the vehicle’s ignition
circuit.
Table 10 Ignition Control Features
Ignition Lock-
out ( LOt )
This setting allows the inverter/charger to
operate (Battery mode) when an ignition
control wire is connected to the ACC input
from the 20-pin CC adapter wire and a
valid ignition signal is constantly detected.
When enabled, you have to manually
press the Power button on the display
panel to operate the inverter/charger.
Off ( OFF )
To completely disable the ignition control
features do the following:
Set Ignition Control to Off ( OFF ) using the
Select buttons on the Display panel.
Connecting to the Remote Port
The Freedom XC PRO can accommodate the Freedom X Remote
Panel with cable (PN: 808-0817-01) (sold separately; comes with
25ft-cable) or the Freedom X Remote Panel unit (PN: 808-0817)
(sold separately; unit only without cable).
To connect the remote panel to the remote port:
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Plug the remote panel unit's cable connector to the RJ12
Remote port on the unit.
NOTE : When the remote panel is connected, turn the
inverter/charger’s power button to the Standby mode (up position).
This allows the remote panel to control the inverter/charger’s
power status.