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Faults and Alerts
Alerts
Alerts are used to notify the user when a particular threshold on a parameter is
passed. For instance, an alert can be set for when the State of Charge ex-
ceeds 90%, but also when it drops below 50%. High and low values can be set
for most parameters. Alerts can also be disabled entirely. For instance, most
users won’t need an alert to signify when a low current level is reached. The
default for each alert is disabled.
Alerts can be set for the following conditions:
Alerts (User Dened)
Min/Max State of Charge (SoC%)
Min/Max Current (A)
Min/Max State of Health (SoH%)
Min/Max/Voltage (V)
Min/Max Aux-1 & Aux-2 Voltage (V)
Min/Max Mins Left (minutes)
Generally, Alerts are used to notify the user that a certain condition has oc-
curred, and are not only used to signify a problem. For instance, you could set
an alert on State of Charge, to let you know when a battery is charged to a
specic point, so you can shut down a generator or other charging device.
When an Alert occurs, the screen immediately displays a notication that this
has happened. Pressing the button will then show the parameter that is being
Alerted, the value reached, as well as the threshold that was set for the value.
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