U S E R M A N U A L E P S - D
Technical specifications and data are subject to change without any prior notice.
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5) < OK Weekly Test? Y/N >: select yes or no. This test comprises a
weekly test, performed on a set date or day depending on setting, see
annual test. (compare to factory setting).
6) < Batt + VA >: select yes or no. Refers to whether the load and battery
should be tested each week. If no, only the battery will be tested.
7) < Annual test Y/N > : select yes or no. Comprises an annual test (1
hour). The following settings are required if the selection is Y (yes):
month (annual test), date (annual test), day (weekly test) hour (weekly test),
(compare to factory setting). If selecting N, only month and date can be
selected for annual test, if selecting Y but the annual test is N, only day and
time can be selected for the weekly test
8) < OK Line 1 (2-3-4) 45 W >. The test level can be set from 1.0 W to 60
W in increments of 1 W. This is setting of the deviation tolerance for the
load.
The factory setting is set to 45 W.
9) < Clear memory > Y/N > If Y, the memory is cleared of potential
annual test mark and ref load
(Used when changing PCB)
10) < Month 01 > Can select 01-12 as the annual test month.
11) < Date 01 > Can select 01-31 as the annual test date.
12) < Day Mon > Can select Mon-Sun as the weekly test weekday.
13) < Hour 12 > Can select 00-23 as the weekly test hour.
14) < Min 00 > Can select as the weekly test minute.
15) <EPS 10 >: select unit size, (see data panel)
16) < Inverter 230 V >: Select output voltage for battery operation, usually
230 V but 220 V and 240 V can be selected.
17) < Inv Ctrl fast >: This is for the lighting fittings with HF ionisers that
regulate at the unit’s pace. Can be set at fast (2 times/period) or slow. (1
time/period).
18) < Soft start? N/Y >: This selection determines whether the inverter
(while battery powered) should start at full pulse width immediately, or
start softly over 0.5 seconds.
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