2 charger mode status messages, Absorb charging settings/info, Searching settings/info – Magnum Energy ME-RC Remote User Manual

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5.0 Operation

5.3.2 Charger Mode Status Messages

When AC power (utility or generator) is connected to the inverter/charger,

it begins to monitor the AC input for acceptable voltage. Once the AC input

is accepted, the AC transfer relay (inside the inverter) closes and Charger

mode begins. There are several Charger mode messages. View the top line of

the LCD display and the corresponding message in this section to determine

the particular Charger mode.

Info: The AC input becomes acceptable after a minimum 10 sec-

ond delay and when the voltage is greater than the SETUP menu’s

06 VAC Dropout setting.

Absorb Charging appears on LCD;

PWR (green) is on solid and CHG (green)

LED is typically on solid, but may blink.

FAULT (red) LED is off. INV (green) LED

could be on or off.

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Absorb Charging

Settings/Info..

Figure 5-7, Absorb Charging Mode

• Searching – The inverter is in Search mode. The AC loads on the

inverter output are less than the SETUP menu’s 01 Search Watts setting. The

Search mode function is used to reduce the inverter draw from the battery,

and may be turned off at any time if you want full inverter output voltage

available at all times (see the Search Watts section on page 16).

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Searching

Settings/Info..

Searching appears on the LCD. The

PWR (green) LED is on solid, and the

INV (green) LED fl ashes. The FAULT

(red) and CHG (green) LEDs are off.

Figure 5-6, Searching Mode

• Off

– No AC available on the inverter’s AC output. The inverter function

is off, and there is no utility/shore or generator AC power sensed on its input.

Off appears on the LCD. All LEDs

are off.

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Off

Settings/Info..

Figure 5-5, Off Mode

• Absorb

Charging – The Absorb Charging state is the constant voltage

stage and begins when the absorb voltage is reached (determined by the

SETUP menu’s 04 Battery Type setting) while Bulk Charging. During this

stage, the DC charging current decreases in order to maintain the absorb

voltage setting. This charge stage continues until the absorb charging time

(determined by the SETUP menu’s 03 Absorb Time setting) is fi nished.

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