voltage obtains a percentage of state of charge (SOC). When selecting the
field reference points make sure that the start and stop points are spread
apart.
It is possible to set parameters too close, causing short cycling of the
generator. The menu will display the status of the generator while pending
generator start. The generator must be operating correctly for proper auto-
matic generator start and stop operation.
NOTE: If the generator is started manually from any
remote switch other than the RC7 GS remote while
automatic generator start feature is enabled, the generator
will shut down due to field parameter settings.
To override the automatic generator operation so that the generator may
be operated manually, use the RC7 GS remote Inverter button to start or stop
the generator. This is done using the UP or DOWN arrows while in the main
menu until Generator Start/Stop: Press (on/off) is displayed. The display will
inform the user of the generator’s status. The generator will need to be manu-
ally stopped.
To enable the automatic generator operation, the programming mode must
be entered. Before any field reference points can be established, the clock
must first be set. The clock set field is the last item in the programming
menu.
Clock Set:
The clock is a 24 hour clock. If the display reads 00:01, it is 12:01 a.m.
If the clock reads 13:00, it is 1:00 p.m. The hours and minutes will flash,
alternating every eight seconds. Use the Settings button to advance hours or
minutes. The clock time and the generator start/stop programming will
be erased whenever the main battery disconnects are turned off.
Generator Start:
Selecting a state of charge (SOC) generator start point is affected by the
Fuel Gauge Cutout voltage setting. SOC start points are between 40-60 per-
cent, or the generator may be programmed to start at a specified voltage. The
manual start disables the automatic start.
Generator Stop:
Selecting a state of charge generator stop point is affected by the Fuel
Gauge Cutout voltage setting. SOC stop points are between 90-99 percent, or
the generator may be programmed to stop at the Absorb or Float point of
charge cycle. The manual off disables the automatic stop.
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