Magnum Energy ME-RTR Router User Manual

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Operation

• Load Support AAC (LS-AAC) – This display indicates the Load Support (Amps AC) feature

is active because the inverter loads are requiring more power than the incoming AC source can

provide on its own. The inverter pulls the additional current needed for the loads from the inverter

batteries to keep the incoming AC current from exceeding the SETUP: 03A AC Input Amps setting.

Info: The Load Support AAC feature operates in parallel with the AC input to support the

inverter loads and is only available on MSH Series inverter/chargers. It is only active when

the AC input is connected and the inverter is enabled (INV LED is on).
Info: When the inverter is in Charge mode, the battery current (under the METER/01B

Inv/Chg DC Amps menu) is normally a positive value to show charging. However, in

Load Support AAC mode, the battery current reading is a negative number to indicate

how much current is being removed from the inverter batteries. The inverter batteries

will continue to provide current to assist the AC input current until the battery reaches

0.5 volts (12-volt systems), 1.0 volts (24-volt systems), and 2.0 volts (48-volt systems)

above the SETUP: 02B LBCO Volts setting.

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Load Support AAC

Settings/Info...

Load Support AAC appears on LCD. PWR (green) LED

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

LED is off, and INV (green) LED is on solid.

Figure 5-19, Load Support AAC Mode

Load Support VDC appears on LCD. PWR (green) LED

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

is off, and INV (green) LED is on solid.

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Load Support VDC

Settings/Info...

Figure 5-20, Load Support VDC Mode

• Load Support VDC (LS-VDC) – This display indicates the Load Support (Volts DC) feature is

active because an external DC source (solar, wind, etc.,) is providing more current than needed—

causing the battery voltage to rise. The inverter/charger reduces the incoming AC current to keep the

battery voltage from rising above the temperature-compensated SETUP: 03C Battery Type setting.

Info: The Load Support VDC feature operates in parallel with the AC input to support the

inverter loads and is only available on MSH Series inverter/chargers. This feature is only

active in Absorb, Float, EQ or Constant Voltage charge modes and when the inverter is

enabled (INV LED is on); it is deactivated if the charger is in Charger Standby.

FAULT

PWR

CHG

INV

Silent

Settings/Info...

Silent 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.

Figure 5-21, Silent Mode

• Silent – This displays at the end of the Absorb charge stage if Silent is selected from the SETUP:

03F Final Charge Stage menu, or at the end of the Constant Voltage stage [if CV Chg Done Time (or

Amps) is selected under the SETUP: 03C Battery Type: CC/CV menu]. In Silent mode, the charger

is not actively charging but does monitor the battery voltage. If the voltage reaches the Set DC

Volts to ReBulk setting (under the 03F Final Charge Stage menu), or the Set DC Volts to Recharge

setting (under the 03C Battery Type: CC/CV menu), the charger will restart another charge cycle and

then transition back into Silent mode at the end of the Absorb (or Constant Voltage) charge cycle.

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