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General| Model | SC100 |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Communication Protocols | Modbus RTU, CANopen |
| Inputs | 8 Digital Inputs |
| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
| Output Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Protection Rating | IP20 |
| Type | Controller |
| Outputs | 4 Digital Outputs |
Provides a summary of topics covered in the chapter on general system description.
Details the SC100 system controller hardware, its features, and indicators.
Describes the functions and capabilities of the SC100 system controller's I/O board.
Illustrates the physical connections between the SC100, I/O board, and other system components.
Lists the software applications compatible with the SC100 system controller.
Introduces the SC100 operation chapter, outlining key operational topics.
Explains how operational settings are stored and managed via configuration files.
Details the procedure for powering up and initiating the SC100 system controller.
Describes navigation, security, display settings, and time-out functions on the SC100 keypad.
Guides on connecting and using the SC100 system controller with a PC/laptop via DCTools.
Details how to view and manage factory-set and site-specific identity information for the SC100.
Introduces the chapter on system operation, listing key operational aspects.
Explains the various control processes that manage rectifier output voltage, including BCL and temperature compensation.
Provides information on rectifier parameters, configuration, and identification within the system.
Describes the function, modes, and characterization of Low Voltage Disconnect systems for battery protection.
Details the types of alarms, their indications, and common alarm parameters for system monitoring.
Covers battery information, including state, temperature, and discharge levels for system management.
Explains the functions and capabilities of the SC100's input/output interfaces for system integration.
Describes the SC100's data logging functions, including Event Log and PC Log for system history.
Guides on backing up and restoring SC100 configuration files using DCTools for system recovery.
Introduces the chapter on communications, listing various communication methods for the SC100.
Details how to establish direct serial communication with the SC100 using RS232 and DCTools.
Explains how to configure and enable PSTN modem communications for remote SC100 access.
Guides on setting up and enabling GSM modem communications for SMS and remote access.
Covers setting and managing Write Access Passwords for SC100 serial communications security.
Provides an overview of maintenance procedures and safety precautions for the dc power system.
Offers solutions for common installation and operational problems with the SC100 system.
Describes procedures for replacing the SC100 system controller or I/O board without system shutdown.
Lists the technical specifications for the SC100 system controller, including communication interfaces and connectors.
Details the specifications for the IOBGP-00 and -01 I/O boards, including digital I/O and sensor capabilities.
Describes alarms related to AC power status, voltage levels, and phase detection.
Details alarms concerning battery charge, discharge, temperature, and fuse status.
Covers alarms for system states, configuration errors, sensor faults, and hardware issues.
Explains alarms related to rectifier operation, LVD faults, and communication failures.
Lists alarms for rectifier current limits, no load conditions, and temperature issues.
Details pin assignments for the SC100's RS232 and RXP system communication connectors.
Provides pin configurations for various connectors on the I/O board (IOBGP-00, -01) used with the SC100.
Describes events generated by analog input threshold activations and deactivations.
Covers events for digital input/output status changes and general alarm activations.
Details events related to configuration modifications and log clearing.
Describes events related to rectifier manual operations and system startup.
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