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Status Identifier Table:
NoBt: No battery detected. AC Is applied but output does not
detect a battery or battery could be severely discharged
down beyond point of not being detected.
StBy: Battery has been detected, but AC. Power has not been
detected – therefore sit in Standby Mode
Paus: Pause – Charging is suspended. Typically used with Over-
The-Cloud Tech support where a command was sent to
‘pause’ operation
Acof MnTr Mode: AC is disconnected. Charger is in Monitor Mode – still
connected to battery. This is an indicator that charging was
completed, but then A.C. power was disconnected
cPQT Pre-Qualification-Test Charge Stage in effect
cCCT Bulk Constant Current Charge Stage in effect
cCPW Bulk Constant Power Charge Stage in effect
cCVT Absorption Constant Voltage Charge Stage in effect
cTOP Top-Off Finish Charge Stage in effect
cEQU Equalization Charge Stage in effect
cFIN Float/Maintenance Standby Stage in effect
cFTR Float/Maintenance Standby Stage is in effect, but entered
with an advisory to check battery pack
ERRr Charge Error detected – charging has stopped
WAIT Waiting…
50Hz 50Hz Declaration – Product must use 50Hz utility Power
60Hz 60Hz Declaration – Product must use 50Hz utility Power
_HF_ HF or Hybrid Product Design Declaration
AC Drop Out AC has disconnected – Sit in Monitor Mode till AC restored.
This is an indicator that charging was terminated when A.C.
Power was disconnected.
TSTg Testing product due to possibility of missing factory installed
TestPassCode – the product is trying to reconfigure itself
from internally saved configuration data.
9. ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION
The number of Error Codes available exceeds a count of 32 (up to 64 are possible). With
5-LEDs available, only Code Numbers 1-31 can be displayed. Therefore, for LED based
products, two Error-Code Annunciating Flash Patterns are employed which allows for the
display of 1-31 using one pattern and 32 to 64 using an alternate pattern:
Flash in a pattern of ‘3-Fast-Flash, then off, 3-Fast-Flash etc. This Error Flash
Pattern is annunciating an error in the range of 1 to 31.
Flash at a very fast rate. This Error Flash Pattern is annunciating an error in the
range of 32 to 63.
LCD based models display the Error Code Number in readable format without limitation.
The readable number is equivalent to the number displayed on an LED based product.
During an Error Code Annunciation, the charge cycle has terminated its normal operation,
prematurely. An abnormal charging condition was detected and charging stopped due to a
Charge Error Condition. Refer to the following Charge Error Table for an extended
description of the failure or condition and its possible remedy. Error Code Values 1-31,
which use the first flash pattern, are not highlighted. Error Code Values 32-64, which use
the second flash pattern are highlighted in yellow.
‘ALERTS’ are highlighted in magenta.
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