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Operation
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900-0117-01-00 Rev B
Displays
Power Up Screens
The MATE3 powers up as soon as it is plugged into a powered OutBack product. It will immediately cycle
through the startup screens. It will proceed to locate and identify the attached components and the ports
they occupy on the HUB. It will then stop on the Home screen.
Figure 19
Power Up Screens
Power Up Screen
Device Identification Screen
Port Assignment Screen
Home Screen
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Contact Information
2
Part Number
2
Important Safety Instructions
3
Ymbols Used
3
Audience
3
Definitions
4
General Safety
5
Personal Safety
5
Regulatory Specifications
6
Required Resources
6
Additional Resources
6
Recycling Information
7
Table of Contents
9
Introduction
13
Purpose
13
Functions
13
Features
13
Installation
15
Parts List
15
Dimensions
15
Location Considerations
16
Mounting Considerations
16
Mounting Options
17
Installing the MATE3
18
Connecting the MATE3
19
Setting up Communication to the MATE3
24
Connecting a MATE3 Directly to a Computer
24
Connecting a MATE3 Indirectly to a Computer on a Network Switch
25
Connecting a MATE3 to a Computer Using a Router (Internal to an Intranet)
26
Connecting a MATE3 to a Computer Using a Router (External through the Internet)
28
4 O Peration
31
Display and LED Status Indicators
31
LED Status Indicators
32
Attery Leds
32
Battery LED
32
Charger LED (Yellow)
32
Inverter LED (Green)
32
AC Input LED (Yellow)
33
Events LED (Red)
33
Favorite LED (Green)
33
Generator LED (Green)
33
Displays
34
Power up Screens
34
Home Screen Types
35
Home Screens
35
Meter Bars
35
Basic Navigation
39
Soft Keys
39
Inverter Input Select Soft Key
40
Grid Soft Key
41
Inverter Soft Key
42
Warning Messages
44
Error Messages
45
Attery Soft Key
48
Charge Controller Soft Key
54
B D Atalog Screen
55
Graph Screens
56
Hot Keys
57
INVERTER Hot Key
57
CHARGER Hot Key
58
Generator Hot Key
62
EVENTS Hot Key
63
C INPUT Hot Key
64
AVORITE Hot Key
65
Controls and Navigation Keys
66
Emoving the
66
Control Wheel
67
Navigation Keys (Buttons)
68
Adjusting Set Points
70
5 P Rogramming
71
Types of Settings
72
Et Points
72
Ccess to the Main Menu
73
Ain Menu Structure
74
Settings Menus
75
Ystem Settings
75
Save / Restore Configuration
76
System Information
76
Saving a Configuration to an SD Card
77
Firmware Version
78
Restoring a Configuration from an SD Card
78
Ate and Time
79
LCD Display
79
Ethernet Addresses
80
Sound
80
Data Stream
81
Ethernet Ports
81
System Name
81
Et User Access Level
82
Installer Information
82
Installer Settings
82
Challenge Installer Password
83
Change Installer Password
83
Inverter Settings
84
AC Input and Current Limit
84
Search Menu
84
Gen AC Input Voltage Limits
86
Grid AC Input Voltage Limits
86
C Output
87
Low Battery
87
Battery Charger
88
Battery Equalize
88
Uxiliary Output (aux Modes)
89
Inverter Stacking
91
Grid-Tie Sell
93
Calibrate
94
Eset the Inverter to Factory Defaults
95
Harge Controller Settings
96
Charger
96
Ppt
97
Battery Equalize
98
Temperature Compensation
98
Grid-Tie Mode
99
Uxiliary Output on the Charge Controller
99
Aux Modes for the Charge Controller
100
Alibrate
102
Estart Mode
102
Eset Charge Controller to Factory Defaults
103
Attery Monitor Settings
104
Attery Setup
104
Shunt Enable
104
Flexnet Relay Set Points
105
Lexnet Relay Mode
105
Reset Flexnet DC to Factory Defaults
106
ATE3 Settings
107
Dvanced Generator Start (AGS) Mode
107
AG Setup
108
GS Setup
108
GS Functional Test
109
AGS Load Start
110
AGS Voltage Start
110
AGS Must Run Schedule
111
AGS Quiet Time Schedule
111
AGS State-Of-Charge (SOC) Start
111
AGS Generator Exercise Schedule
112
Isplay AGS Timers
113
Set Generator Total Run Time
113
Data Logging
114
Data Log File Format
115
High Battery Transfer (HBX)
116
Grid Use Time
117
Harge Controller Float Coordination
118
Flexnet DC Advanced Control
119
Reset MATE3 to Factory Defaults Screens
120
Configuration Wizard
121
Creating New Configurations
121
Sing Existing Configurations
123
Restoring Configurations
126
Applying the Profile to the System
128
Saving the Profile to an SD Card
129
Device Data Logs
130
Saving Data Logs for the Flexmax Charge Controller
130
Saving Data Logs for the Flexnet (FN) Battery Monitor
131
Erasing Data Logs for the Flexnet Battery Monitor
132
Event Logs
133
To Save an Event Log
133
To Read an Event Log File from the SD Card
134
To Delete an Event Log
135
Firmware Update
136
Saving the Update to the SD Card
136
Installing the Firmware Update on the MATE3
138
6 T Roubleshooting
139
Asic Troubleshooting of the MATE3
139
Event Messages
140
Start and Stop Reasons for the AGS Function
142
7 S Pecifications
143
Mechanical Specifications
143
Regulatory Specifications
143
Firmware Revision
143
FCC Information to the User
144
Menu Maps
151
Main Menu
152
SETTINGS: System Menu Map (with User Access Levels)
153
SETTINGS: Inverter Menu Map (with User Access Levels)
154
SETTINGS: Charge Controller Menu Map (with User Access Levels)
155
SETTINGS: Flexnet DC Menu Map (with User Access Levels)
156
SETTINGS: MATE3 Menu Map (with User Access Levels)
157
Configuration Wizard
158
Ew Configurations
158
Existing Configurations
159
Restoring Configurations
160
Setup Complete Screen
161
Evice Data Logs
162
Device Data Log
162
Flexmax Charge Controller Data Logs
162
Flexnet DC Battery Monitor Data Logs
163
Event Logs
164
9 P Roduct Registration
165
Warranty
167
How to Arrange for Warranty Service
168
Contacting Outback
168
Troubleshooting
168
Return Material Authorization (RMA)
168
Eturning Product to Outback
169
Ut of Warranty
169
Ndex
171
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Brand
OutBack Power
Model
MATE3
Category
Controller
Language
English
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