24v auto-detect lock in, Battery check routine – Computronic Controls Sentinel 300P User Manual

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SNTL300P-PCSUITE installation & operation

ci0042 p16/22 issue 5 2015-04-22

24V Auto-Detect Lock in

If the SNTL300P Battery Charger has been configured
to Auto-Detect and on power up has detected 24V
Battery Settings in accordance with voltage
configuration, after 24 hours of operation, it will
automatically lock itself into 24V operation.
Once locked in, in event of AC mains failure and system
reset, it will always default to 24V mode.
To clear this timer and re-instate Auto-Detect Mode,
from

Global Charger Settings

, check the

Clear 24V

Auto-detect Lock-In

and then select

Download

Global Settings

Battery Check Routine

The Battery check process reduces the output of
charger to nominal voltage and validates terminal
voltage.
During this battery check it will report

Battery Check

in the

Battery Charger State

window.

If no battery is detected, or battery voltage is <9VDC
(12v) or <18VDC (24v) then it reports

Battery Missing

in the

Battery Charger State

window.

The SNTL300P Performs a battery at the following
instances if set to any profile that is not a Power
Supply Mode:



On AC Power Up, before entering boost mode of
operation

Once charger is in Float mode, the charger performs
a battery check in accordance with the

Battery Check

Interval

setting as configured in

Global Charger

Settings

To change the interval time of the battery check
routine, enter required time in minutes into

Battery

Check Internal

and

Download Global Settings

to

SNTL300P
Note: When download a new interval time, the
changes will not take place until either:

a) AC & DC power is cycled and SNTL300P has

performed a system restart

b)

Until existing battery check period has elapsed

Should the SNTL300P report a battery check, it will
continue checking every 1 minute for battery until
fault has cleared. Once a battery is detected it will
revert to

Battery Check Interval

time

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