Magnum Energy ME-RTR Router User Manual

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Operation

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Absorb Charging

Settings/Info...

Absorb Charging appears on LCD. PWR (green) LED is on

solid. CHG (green) LED is typically on solid, but may blink.

FAULT (red) LED is off, and INV (green) LED could be on or off.

Figure 5-10, Absorb Charging Mode

• Absorb Charging (Absorb) – The Absorb Charge state is the constant voltage stage and

begins when the absorb voltage is reached (determined by the SETUP button’s 03C 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 03D Absorb Done (Time,

Amps, or SOC) or 03E Max Charge: Time setting is reached.

Charger Standby appears on LCD. PWR (green) LED

is on solid and CHG (green) LED blinks. FAULT (red)

LED is off, and INV (green) LED could be on or off.

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Bulk Charging

Settings/Info...

Bulk Charging appears on LCD. PWR (green) LED is

on solid. CHG (green) LED is typically on solid, but may

blink. FAULT (red) LED is off. INV (green) LED could be

on or off.

• Bulk Charging (Bulk) – The battery charger is delivering maximum current (determined by

the SETUP button’s 03E Max Charge: Rate setting) to the batteries. The charger will remain in

Bulk charge until the absorb voltage (determined by the SETUP button’s 03C Battery Type menu

setting) or the 03E Max Charge: Time setting is reached.

Figure 5-11, Bulk Charging Mode

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Charger Standby

Settings/Info...

Figure 5-12, Charger Standby Mode

Charging appears on LCD. PWR (green) and CHG

(green) LEDs are on solid. FAULT (red) LED is off, and

INV (green) LED could be on or off.

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Charging

Settings/Info...

• Charging

(Charge) – Once Charge mode has been enabled, the unit will wait and display

Charging” to determine the charge routine. The charger will initiate Bulk Charging if connected

to AC based on SOC, the battery type is CC/CV, or if the DC voltage is low (≤12.8 VDC / 12-volt

models, ≤25.6 VDC / 24-volt models, or ≤51.2 VDC / 48-volt models). If the DC voltage is high

(≥12.9 VDC / 12-volt models, ≥25.6 / 24-volt models, or ≥51.2 / 48-volt models), the charger will

skip the Bulk and Absorb charging stages and go directly to the fi nal charge stage (Float or Silent).

Figure 5-13, Charging Mode

• Charger Standby (Chg Stby) – This indicates the charger has been disabled to prevent

further charging, but the AC power (from utility or generator) to the AC input is still available on

the AC output. This display is shown when the ON/OFF CHARGER button is pressed while the AC

power is passing through the inverter/charger.

Info: Press the ON/OFF CHARGER button to enable charging again. When enabled, the

charger continues in the previous charge mode and the CHG (green) LED comes on solid.

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