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7.0 Using an AGS Module: Troubleshooting

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7.8.2 Resolving Operational Statuses

The following operational statuses can display on your remote control, and

some may indicate an abnormal condition. Use the info below to resolve.
• No

Comm – This is a normal status if there is no AGS installed. If an

AGS is installed, use the information below to determine the remedy.

Remedy: If an AGS is installed, then follow these steps:
1. Ensure the green READY indicator on the AGS module is on (blink-

ing or solid) to indicate the AGS is getting power.
2. Ensure the communications cable is connected from the inverter’s

Network port to the AGS’s NETWORK port.
3. Ensure you have the correct communications cable.

• AC

In – A normal status when the input to the inverter/charger is

connected to an AC source such as utility/grid power, or to an alternate

generator that may not be controlled by the AGS.

Remedy: The AC In status prevents the AGS from autostarting. To

enable the AGS to autostart the generator, remove any AC power

connected to the input of the inverter/charger.

• Lockout – This status indicates the AGS has been confi gured to comply

with RVIA requirements (for use in an RV). Lockout displays whenever

the generator is started/stopped for any condition outside the control

of the AGS. To clear or disable this status, refer to the remedies below.

Remedy: To clear a Lockout status: Go to the AGS: 01 AGS Control

menu (the current setting should be AGS = OFF), then press the

SELECT knob to re-enter the “OFF” selection. Once you re-select

the OFF setting, the Lockout status clears (now should read “OFF”).

You must re-enable the AGS for autostart operation by changing the

AGS control from AGS = OFF to AGS = Enable, or AGS = Enable w/

QT (under the AGS: 01 AGS Control menu).
Remedy: To disable the Lockout feature: If the AGS is not used in

an RV installation (or you do not need to comply with RVIA require-

ments), you can disable the Lockout feature. Under the AGS: 08

AGS TECH menu, access the AGS Mode setting and change it from

RV to Other (AGS Mode = Other).

7.8.3 Resolving Fault Statuses

For these faults, refer to the remedy that follows.
• Fault

Temp – The generator failed to autostart and run per the 04 Start

Temp F menu’s start parameters.

• Fault

Test

– The generator failed to start and run after pressing the red

TEST pushbutton on the AGS module.

• Fault

VDC – The generator failed to autostart and run per the 05 Start

Volts menu’s start parameters.

Remedy: Fault message may display on the remote control if:
A. The AGS attempts to start the generator four times, but the gen

failed to start and run per the specifi c autostart parameters; or,
B. The generator started, but did not provide the correct gen run

sense signal to the AGS module. For either scenario, refer to the

AGS Owner’s Manual

to troubleshoot.

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