Mastervolt CHARGEMASTER PLUS 24/80-2

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ChargeMaster Plus 24/80-2, 24/110-2 – User and Installation Manual
4.2.1 Monitoring
A remote panel, like the SmartRemote, Touch 10 (CZone) or EasyView 5 (MasterBus), can be used for
reading battery information. See applicable user manuals for details. The following table lists the
parameters as shown in MasterAdjust.
Parameter
Meaning
Value range
General
Device state
Shows charger state (On / Stand-by / Alarm / Off)
(read only)
Charger state
Actual state of charge process: Off/bulk/absorption/float/suspended
(read only)
'Toggle' button
Button to toggle the charger state.
This button does not work when the ChargeMaster Plus is switched
off manually. In that case it can only be switched on with the
ON/OFF button.
On / Off
Input current
Option to set the maximum AC input current level to prevent a
generator or shore fuse from overload. See section 4.2.6 for more
information. Default 40.
1-40A
AC present
Shows the presence of AC input
(read only)
Battery temp.
Temperature of the main battery bank (in °C)
(read only)
DC 1 OUT
Output 1
Output state (pre-float/on)
(read only)
Output 1 V
Voltage of charge output 1
(read only)
Output 1 A
Output current of charge output 1
(read only)
Shunt device
A connected MasterShunt can be chosen for feedback on the
charged battery. Default not selected.
(read only)
DC 2 OUT
Output 2
Output state (pre-float/on)
(read only)
Output 2 V
Voltage of charge output 2
(read only)
Output 2 A
Output current of charge output 2
(read only)
 Parameters marked with a  are not available in CZone
4.2.2 Alarms
The following table lists the available alarms in MasterAdjust.
Parameter
Meaning
Alarm status
Bat. temp. error
Battery temperature too high / too low
TS error
Temperature sensor error
DC 1 OUT
Shunt mismatch
Setting for nominal voltage at the MasterShunt or the nominal voltage of the MLI
batteries differs from nominal voltage detected by the ChargeMaster Plus.
Check battery voltage and settings of the MasterShunt or voltage of the MLI
Ultra battery.
Reverse polarity
DC + and DC –are connected in reverse (this will damage the charger)
DC 2 OUT
Reverse polarity
DC + and DC –are connected in reverse (this will damage the charger)