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Charge Control or Diversion Control Mode Indications
Solid Green
The battery is being charged in the FLOAT stage. The status LED remains
ON solid unless the batteries drop below the float voltage setting for an
accumulative period of one hour. This allows the user to confirm that the
system reached the float stage during the charging process when checked at
the end of the day. Reaching the float stage frequently is a good indication of
proper system operation and will maximize battery life and performance.
Blinking Green
The controller is in the CHARGE CONTROL or DIVERSION CONTROL
mode and the battery is not fully charged. As the battery voltage approaches
the BULK setting, the status LED will blink green several times (up to five) and
then pause, indicating the battery voltage is approaching the bulk setting and
provides an indication of the battery condition. Refer to Table 2 on the previous
page to determine the battery voltage.
NOTE: A single green flash indicates the battery is below the bulk voltage
setting. It does NOT indicate the batteries are charging.
Load Control Indications
Solid Red
The controller is in the DC LOAD CONTROL mode and the battery
voltage has reached the Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD) setting. After a
6-minute delay, DC loads will be disconnected unless the user reduces the
loads to a point that the battery voltage exceeds the LVD setting.
Blinking Red
As battery voltage approaches the LVD setting, the LED will blink red
several times (up to five) and then pause providing an indication of battery
voltage. Refer to Table 2 on the previous page to determine the battery voltage.
Slow Blinking Orange
The controller is in the DC LOAD CONTROL mode and has disconnected
the loads due to reaching the LVD setting. The user can press the reset switch for
a maximum 10-minute grace period, or can wait until the voltage rises above
the Low Voltage Reconnect (LVR) setting to allow an automatic reset to occur.
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