Classic Manual Rev L
27 | P a g e 1 0 - 0 0 1 - 1 R E V L
burst, causing personal injury and damage.
WARNING - EXPLOSION HAZARD: Flooded, lead-acid batteries generate explosive gases during the
Equalization cycle. Follow all battery safety precautions listed in this guide. Ventilate
the area around the battery thoroughly using ventilators with brushless motors and
ensure that there are no sources of flame or sparks in the vicinity.
The Classic comes with a BTS which plugs into the jack labeled “Batt Temp” (see Figures 15 and 16).
Route the cable through the E-Panel into the battery box. Pick a battery in the middle of the bank
and about half-way up the side of the battery; thoroughly clean a spot off on the case. Remove the
protective tape from the BTS and adhere to the battery. Some manufacturers use a double-wall case
on the battery. For mounting a temp sensor to a double-wall battery case, please refer to the battery
manufacturer's recommended procedure.
Figure 105 – Battery Temperature Sensor Figure 116 – Battery Temperature Sensor Mounting
Classic Programming
Commissioning the Classic (Quick Start)
The Classic will enter the Quick Set screens upon initial power up. If the Classic does not enter the
Quick Set or you want to restore to Factory Default, follow these steps to initiate a Quick Set:
With the power off to the Classic, hold the LEFT and RIGHT ARROW keys down.
Power-on the Classic, continue holding arrow keys until the setup screen is displayed.
Answer the questions on the next several screens to complete the Quick Set.
MNGP Features and Programming
The Classic comes with an integrated MidNite Graphics Panel (MNGP, shown in Screenshot 1), which
is the primary interface to the Classic.
To Next Page
Loading...
