Power System Controller User Guide

Enclosure 6150

User Guide

Ge615039

14/1553-LZA 701 6011/1 Uen B

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Contents

1 Introduction 1

2 Main Functions 2
2.1 Display Function 2
2.2 Multiple Monitoring Functions 2
2.3 Password Level And Operation Authorities 2
2.4 Alarm Function 3
2.5 Battery Management Function 3
2.6 Low Voltage Disconnect Function 7
2.7 Energy-saving Management Function 8
2.8 Dry Contact Output Function 9

3 Hardware Overview 10
3.1 Operation Panel 10
3.2 Menu Navigation Keys 11
3.3 Optical Indicators 11

4 Set Power System Parameters through Operation Panel 13

4.1 Enter "Settings" submenu 16
4.2 Set alarm parameters 16
4.3 Set battery parameters 21
4.4 AC Settings 23
4.5 DC settings 24
4.6 Rectifier Settings 25
4.7 Energy Saving Settings 26

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1 Introduction

This document is a user guide of power system controller for Enclosure 6150.

Currently the controller supports the software of version from V1.02.

The controller is a DC power system. It communicates with the other units of

the DC power system and manages alarm handling, data processing, voltage
control, etc.

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2 Main Functions

This section describes main functions of the controller.

2.1 Display Function

With a 128 × 64 LCD screen and three optical indicators, the user interface
can display operating parameters, operating status, alarm status, setup
parameters, system configuration data, and control parameters.

2.2 Multiple Monitoring Functions

The ESC 03 01 can support the following monitoring functions on the power
system on a RS485 bus.

• Remote acquiring analog signal

The ESC 03 01 can get the analog signal of the system in real time
through the controller.

• Remote acquiring digital signal

The ESC 03 01 can get the digital signal of the system in real time through
the controller.

• Remote configuring digital value

The ESC 03 01 can realize the functions such as switch on or off rectifier,
switch between system boost charge and float charge, switch system
control mode, turn off alarms and start or stop battery test.

2.3 Password Level And Operation Authorities

Users have the authority to conduct the output control and parameter settings
on the controller after inputting the correct password.

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Table 1 Password level and operation authorities

Password Level Operation Authority Default
Password
Administrator level The authority to browse operation 640275
information, control output and
change general parameters, plus
operation authorities such as
changing system type, changing
energy saving parameter, resetting
system, resetting password,
modifying password and accessing
serial port download mode.

2.4 Alarm Function

The controller can provide optical alarms for system faults. Different optical
lights indicate different alarms. The alarm information will be reported to ESC
03 01.

There are three levels of alarms:

• CRITICAL alarm (red light)

• MAJOR alarm (red light)

• OBSERVATION alarm (yellow light)

Users are allowed to set relay output, and the severity level of each alarm
according to desired configuration.

Users have access to history alarm logs. History alarm logs include alarm
type, stat time and end time. The history alarms of the controller are stored in
cyclic order. 200 alarms will be recorded, above that, the oldest alarm(s) will
be cleared automatically.

2.5 Battery Management Function

The controller is designed with automatic battery management to efficiently
prolong battery life.

Automatic boost charge and float charge

The purpose of float charge is to keep the batteries charged during normal
operation.

The purpose of boost charge is to top up the batteries after a deep discharge
and to make sure that undercharged cells are fully charged. Boost charge
voltage is higher than float charge voltage.

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Automatic boost charge happens when:

• Charge current is higher than Auto Boost Current and lasts for more than
3 minutes; Or

• Battery state of charge is lower than Auto Boost Capacity

Boost charge is disabled when any of the following circumstances appears:

• AC is undervoltage or power is off

• Main loads or priority loads disconnect

• Batteries fuse is tripped

• Rectifier communication fails

• At least one battery has extreme high or low temperature

• Auto boost charge is disabled

Cyclic boost charge happens when AC power is stable and battery has been
in float charge status for a long time.

shows battery charge parameters.

Table 2 Description of the charge parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value description
setting
Float 42V ~ 58V 54.5V The rectifier output voltage in
float charge state
Boost 56.4V The rectifier output voltage in
boost charge state
Limit 0.100C10 ~ 0.100C10 The maximum battery
0.250C10 charging current. C10 is the
battery nominal capacity,
which is generally set to 10%
~ 20% of the capacity of one
battery string
Over 0.300C10 ~ 0.300C10 When the battery charging
1.000C10 current is higher than the
'Over' value, the controller
will generate the battery
charge over-current alarm
Auto Boost - Y, N Y Select Y to enable this
Enable function: meet boost
condition, transfer to boost
charge automatically.

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Parameter Range Factory Value description

setting
Select N to disable this
function: transfer to boost
charge isn't allowed.
Auto Boost - 0.050C10 ~ 0.060C10 The controller will control the
Current 0.080C10 system to enter the boost
charge state when the
battery capacity decreases to
Auto Boost - 10% ~ 99% 80.0% the value of 'To Boost Cap',
Cap or when the charging current
reaches the 'To Boost
Current'. The battery
charging voltage is the
'Boost' value
Const Boost - 0.002C10 ~ 0.020C10 The system in boost charge
Current 0.020C10 state will enter the float
charge state automatically
when the charging current
decreases to the 'Const
Const Boost - 30min ~ 180min Boost Current' value and
Time 1440min after the 'Const Boost Time'.
The battery charge voltage
then will be the Float state
Cyc Boost - Y, N Y Select Y to enable this
Enable function
Select N to disable this
function
Cyc Boost - 48h ~ 8760h 2400h The 'Cyc Boost Period' is the
Period interval between the two
cyclic BCs. The battery
Cyc Boost - 30min ~ 720min
charging voltage is the
Time 2880min
'Boost' value, and the
charging time is the 'Cyc
Boost Time'
BoostLimitTi 60min ~ 1080min During the boost charge
me 2880min state, to ensure the system
safety, the controller will
forcefully control the system
to enter the float charge
state, if the boost charge
time reaches the
'BoostLimitTime'

Temperature compensation and temperature sensor configuration

To prolong battery's service life, the controller will adjust charging voltage
according to battery temperature.

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• Compensation condition: Float Charge

• Temperature compensation range: 10 °C to 40 °C

• Compensation voltage range: +/- 2 V in float charge

Table 3 shows temperature compensation parameters, including temperature

sensor configuration.

Table 3 Description of the temperature compensation parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory
Setting
Center Temp 10°C ~ 40°C 25°C FC voltage derated value =
(Batt Temp – 'Center Temp') *
Temp Coeff
Coeff 0~ 96mV/°C
500mV/°C Upon alarms such as rectifier
communication interruption,
DC over/under voltage or
battery fuse alarm, the
controller will not do
temperature compensation to
the battery FC voltage
Temp1 Amb Temp, Batt Temp Amb Temp: The temperature
None, Batt measured by sensor is the
Temp ambient temperature
Temp2 Batt Temp Batt Temp: The temperature
measured by sensor is the
battery temperature
Temp3(1) None
None: No temperature is
measured by sensor
Batt T H2 -40°C ~ 50°C When the detected battery
+100°C temperature is higher than
Batt T H2/Batt T H1, the
Batt T H1 50°C controller will generate an
alarm and the battery will be
disconnected
Batt T L1 0°C The controller will generate
an alarm when the detected
battery temperature is lower
than Batt T L1
(1) Two temperature sensors are configured by default. If the third temperature sensor is
installed, set Temp3 to Batt Temp.

Battery test

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When it’s on set test time, the controller will perform a battery discharge test to
confirm whether the battery is working well. A battery test is ended when End
Test Voltage, End Test Time, or End Test Capacity is reached.

Table 4 shows battery test parameters.

Table 4 Description of the battery test parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value description
setting
End Test - 43.1V ~ 45.2V The controller will stop the
Volt 57.9V battery test and switch to FC
state if the battery voltage
End Test - 5min ~ 300min
reaches the 'End Test Volt',
Time 1440min
or the discharge time
End Test - 0.01C10 ~ 0.70C10 reaches the 'End Test Time',
Cap 0.95C10 or the battery capacity
reaches the 'End Test Cap'
Cyc Test En Y, N N Select Y to enable this
function
Select N to disable this
function
Cyc Test Month, day, 01-01-00:00 When the parameter 'Cyc
Time time Test En' is set to 'Y', the
04-01-00:00 controller will test the battery
according to the 'Cyc Test
07-01-00:00 Time'

10-01-00:00
Stable Test - Y, N N This function is not
Enable applicable to the system
because there is no load
Stable Test - 0 ~ 9999A 9999A
current shunt. Do not change
Current
the settings.

2.6 Low Voltage Disconnect Function

The controller can disconnect the load or battery in case of under voltage.

LVD1 (Load Low Voltage Disconnect, normally called LLVD) refers to when AC
Power is off and the system is supplied by batteries, power system
automatically disconnects the Main Load (ML) to prolong the operational time
for the Priority Load (PL).

LVD2 (Battery Low Voltage Disconnect, normally called BLVD) refers to when
AC Power is off and the system is supplied by batteries, power system
automatically disconnects the batteries to protect batteries from shortened
service life due to excessive discharge.

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The controller is based on the battery voltage to estimate whether executing

the LVD function. The value description of the LVD parameters is listed in
Table 5.

Table 5 Description of the LVD parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value description
Setting
LVD1 Enable Y, N Y Select Y to enable this
function
Select N to disable this
function
LVD2 Enable Y, N Y Select Y to enable this
function
Select N to disable this
function
LVD1 Volt 40 V - 60 V 44.0V Select the battery voltage,
when the battery voltage is
lower than the preset LVD1
Volt, the main load will be
disconnected and the LLVD1-
User1 alarm will be
generated.
LVD2 Volt 40 V - 60 V 43.2V Select the battery voltage,
when the battery voltage is
lower than the preset LVD2
Volt, the battery will be
disconnected and the BLVD
alarm will be generated.The
recovery voltage is 48V.

2.7 Energy-saving Management Function

The controller is designed with Energy-saving management function. In
energy-saving mode, the controller control some rectifiers to sleeping mode
and operate the remaining rectifiers in optimal efficiency to lower power
consumption. The system will automatically, shift the rectifiers in work and in
sleep cyclically. When battery current and load current change, the controller
will disable or enable some rectifiers according to actual status. Under all
circumstances, the system will have at least one rectifiers in work.

Table 6 shows energy-saving parameter settings.

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Table 6 Descripiton of the energy saving parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value description
setting
Save Y, N N It can be set to 'Y' only when the
Enable battery is configured and the load
current without instant shock
Cyc 1h ~ 48h Time of rectifier is in power-on state
Period* 8760h and power-off state, it can be set
according to the actual requirement
Rect Work 30% ~ 90% Output capacity percentage.
90% Rectifiers in energy saving state will
be activated when the set
percentage is exceeded.
Rect Limit 1 ~ 30 1 Minimum number of rectifiers in
energy saving state

Note: Cyc Period, Rect Work and Rect Limit are available only when 'Save
Enable' is set to 'Y'.

2.8 Dry Contact Output Function

The controller has eight groups of dry contact outputs which can be correlated
with different alarm signals. In case of a system alarm, the monitoring unit
outputs alarm signal through configured dry contact. Each dry contact has
Normally Open (NO) and Normally Close (NC) connections. NO is set by
default. NO is of high resistance, and NC is of low resistance.

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3 Hardware Overview

This section describes the hardware units of the controller.

3.1 Operation Panel

Figure 1 shows the operation panel, and Table 7 describes each interface.

F B

E
C

D Ge615040

Figure 1 Operation Panel

Table 7 Front Panel Description

Position Interface Description
A Optical indicators Indicate normal or abnormal status
Menu Navigation Keys Used to move through the display
B menus, enter or exit menu, and
change parameters
Handle with latch Used to fix the controller to the
C
enclosure
LCD screen A 128 × 64 LCD screen with
D backlight. Chinese and English
supported.
USB Port Used for potential software
E
updates
10/100M Ethernet Reserved for future use
F
Port(RJ-45)

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3.2 Menu Navigation Keys

The navigation keys are used to move through the display menus.

Table 8 Description of the functional keys

Key Name Function
Press this key to return
to the upper level menu.
ESC Escape Press this key to silence
an audible alarm when
it is generated
Press this key to enter
the lower level menu or
confirm the menu
operation
Press this key to
ENT ENT
validate the changes of
parameters
Press this key to get
into editing state after
any change is made
Press ▲ or ▼ to shift
▲ Up among parallel menus
Press ▲ or ▼ to
change the value of a
character string
▼ Down Press the ENT key to
confirm the selection

3.3 Optical Indicators

Table 9 describes each indicator.

Table 9 Description of the indicators

Indicator Color Normal Fault state Fault cause
state
Green On Off The power supply is not
in operation
Yellow Off On There is an observation
alarm

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Indicator Color Normal Fault state Fault cause

state
Red Off On There is a major or a
critical alarm

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4 Set Power System Parameters through

Operation Panel

This section describes how to set power system parameters through operation
panel. The main menu is the top menu. All statuses, controls and settings of
rectifier module information and alarm information are achieved through the
submenus under the main menu, as shown in Figure 2. Refer to Figure 3 for
setting battery parameters.

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Status

Maintenance

Alarm Type
Alarm Level Level
Out Relay
Alarm Settings Voice Sign
Alarm Control
Clear

DI Settings DI No.
Active

Battery Settings See Figure 3

Over Volt
Low Volt
Under Volt
AC Settings
AC In
AC PH
CT Coeff
OverVolt2
OverVolt1
LowVolt1
DC Settings
LowVolt2
Amb High
Settings
Amb Low
Rect Settings

Main Menu Solar Settings

DG Settings

DG Ctrl Set

Sys Settings

Comm Settings

DCEM Settings

DC Converter

User Settings

Fan Settings

Save Enable
Cyc Period
Energy Saving
Rect Work
Rect Limit

Fast Settings

Ge615055

Figure 2 Main Menu Tree

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Sys Mode
Bat.Fuse
Capacity
Bat. Shunt1
Basic Settings Bat. Shunt2
Shunt Coeff - Curr
Shunt Coeff - Volt
Symmetry
Symm Alarm
LVD1 Enable
LVD2 Enable
LVD Settings
LVD1 Volt
LVD2 Volt
Float
Boost
Limit
Over
Auto Boost - Enable
Auto Boost - Curr
Auto Boost - Cap
Charge Const Boost - Curr
Const Boost - Time
Cyc Boost - Enable
Cyc Boost - Period
Cyc Boost - Time
BoostLimitTime
DG Chg Limit - Enable
DG Chg Limit - Curr
End Test - Volt
End Test - Time
Battery Settings End Test - Cap
Cyc Test En
Cyc Test Time1
Cyc Test Time2
Battery Test Cyc Test Time3
Cyc Test Time4
Short Test - Enable
Short Test - Volt
Short Test - Period
Short Test - Time
Stable Test - Enable
Stable Test - Curr
Center Temp
Coeff
Temp1
Temp2
Temp.Comp
Temp3
Batt T H2
Batt T H1
Batt T L1
Power Split

Ge615056

Figure 3 Battery Settings Menu Tree

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4.1 Enter "Settings" submenu

The Settings screen is a level 1 submenu screen under the main menu. Under
the Settings screen, there are also several submenu screens for setting all
parameters of the power system.

To enter the Settings submenu:

Steps

1. Press the ENT key to enter the MAINMENU screen.

2. Press ▲ or ▼ to select the 'Settings' menu.

3. Press the ENT key to display the password confirmation screen.

4. Input the correct password and press ENT key to enter the Settings
screen.

After the entering Settings menu, users can press ▲ or ▼ to select the
operation screen needed and press ENT to enter.

At the Settings screen, different password levels have different authorities.

See Table 1 for the default password and authority.

Note: Once you input the correct password, you never need to enter the
password again during the operation. If the interval between adjacent
operations is more than four minutes, the system will prompt you to
input the password again.

4.2 Set alarm parameters

Alarm Settings is a submenu under the Settings screen.

To set parameters :

Steps

1. Enter the Settings submenu. See Enter "Settings" submenu on page 16.

2. At the Settings screen, press ▲ or ▼ to select the ‘Alarm Settings’ menu,

and press the ENT key to enter.

3. At the Alarm Settings screen, press ▲ or ▼ button to select the parameter

to set by reference to Figure 2, and press ENT key to confirm. (Users can
set alarm levels to None, Observation, Major or Critical)

4. Press ▲ or ▼ button again to select the parameter value, and press ENT
to confirm the value.

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4.2.1 Set the alarm level of every alarm

The alarm and its default value of the controller are listed in Table 10.

Table 10 Description of the alarm names and default settings

Alarm Description Alarm level Related
relay
Alarm Block If enabled, all other alarms None None
will not be triggered.
SPD Alarm Lightening protection circuit Critical None
failure
DI The alarm name is user- No alarm None
defined, at most 10 letters.
In this system, eight DIs
can be defined
L F Fail User1 Circuit breaker trips Critical None
because overload, short
circuit, or manual
disconnect
Battery Fuse1 Load failure caused by Critical None
Fail overload, short circuit, or
manual disconnect
Self Detect Fail Controller hardware self- Observation None
test failure
Manual Mode The system mode is set to Observation None
‘Manual’
Boost Charge The battery is under boost No alarm None
charge status
Batt. Test The battery is under testing No alarm None
status
Battery The battery is discharging Observation None
Discharge
Curr Imbalance(1) In the system with load Observation None
current shunt, the sampled
load current plus battery
current differs greatly from
rectifier current
DC Volt Fail The actual output voltage is Observation None
different from both the
measured DC bus voltage
and the voltage reported by
the rectifier to controller.
The error is bigger than 1V

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Alarm Description Alarm level Related

relay
Batt Test Fails The battery discharging Observation None
time is shorter than
expected time
BLVD Battery low voltage Critical 8
disconnects
LLVD1-User1 Load low voltage Critical 7
disconnects
LLVD2-User2(2) Load low voltage Critical 7
disconnects
LLVD3-User3(2) Load low voltage Critical 7
disconnects
LLVD4-User4(2) Load low voltage Critical 7
disconnects
Mains Failure All the AC input voltages Major 1
from the rectifier are less
than 80V
Rect OverLoad The load exceeds the set Observation None
value
Rect Lost Rectifier communication Critical None
failure and indicates which
one has failed
MultiRect Alarm More than one rectifier Critical None
alarm
Rect Coms Fail Rectifier communication Major 3
failure
Rect AC failure The input AC voltage of Major 3
rectifier is lower than the
under-voltage point
Rect TempHigh The internal temperature of Major 3
rectifier is higher than 90ºC
Rect Fail The rectifier is faulty Critical 3
Rect Protect The rectifier performs self- Observation 3
protection and has no
output
Rectifiers Fan Rectifier fan failure Major 3
Fault
Rect Derated The rectifier limits its output Observation 3
power
Rect LoadShare Load sharing imblance Observation 3
between rectifiers

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Alarm Description Alarm level Related

relay
Rect HVSD The rectifier over-voltage, Major 3
higher than the limited
setting voltage
DC Volt Low- (3) The DC output voltage is Critical 2
lower than the setting of
DC output under-voltage
alarm point
DC Volt Low The DC output voltage is Critical 2
lower than the setting of
DC output low-voltage
alarm point
DC Volt High The DC output voltage is Critical 2
higher than the setting of
DC output high-voltage
alarm point
DC Volt High+ The DC output voltage is Critical 2
higher than the setting of
DC output over-voltage
alarm point
Batt1 Over Chg The battery charged Observation None
current is higher thant the
current limit point
Temp1 High+ The temperature is higher Major None
than the setting of over-
temperature point
Temp1 High The temperature is higher Major None
than the setting of high
temperature point
Temp1 Low The temperature is lower Observation None
than the setting of low
temperature point
AC-A Volt High The AC input voltage is Observation None
higher than the setting of
AC over-voltage alarm
point
AC-A Volt Low The AC input voltage is Observation None
lower than the setting of AC
under-voltage alarm point
AC Ph-A Fail The AC input voltage is Observation None
lower than the setting of AC
phase loss voltage alarm
point

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Alarm Description Alarm level Related

relay
Save Power The system is running Observation None
under energy saving status
SavePowerFault The continuous entering Major None
and exiting energy saving
times exceed the setting
alarm point
(1) This alarm is not applicable to the system because there is no load current shunt. Do not
change the settings.
(2) LLVD2, LLVD3 and LLVD4 are used for Multitenant systems
(3) The system supports four level alarm points about DC volt, as 'Over > High > Low > Under'.
Usually the over point is set equal to high point, and the under point is set equal to low point.

4.2.2 Set alarm control

Alarm control contains two aspects: Voice Sign and Clear:History.

‘Voice Sign’ refers to the duration of audio indication of an alarm. Users can
set it into following options:

• open ('open' means the alarm voice will keep on until some key is
pressed)

• off

• 3min

• 10min

• 1h

• 4h

‘Clear:History’ refers to clear the corresponding alarm information saved in the

controller. Users can clear following alarm information:

• history alarm

• rectifier lost

• test

• short test

• energy-saving failure

• maintain

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• communication failure

• battery record

4.2.3 DI settings

DI settings only have an impact on user-defined DI alarm. The value

description of the DI settings parameters is listed in Table 11.

Table 11 Description of the alarm parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value description
setting
DI Name Figures or Digital Alarm When there are DI alarms,
letters, 10 at this parameter shows the
most alarm name users have
actually defined
Active Open, Close Open Open: Normally Close
Close: Normally Open

To set DI name:

Steps

1. Follow the steps in Set alarm parameters on page 16 to modify the

number and letter of DI name.

2. Press ▲ or ▼ to move the cursor left or right through the digits and press
the ENT key to confirm.

3. Repeat step 4 in Set alarm parameters on page 16 to select number or

letter.

4. Input # to end.

5. Press the ENT key to confirm.

4.3 Set battery parameters

Battery Settings is a submenu under the Settings screen.

To set parameters:

Steps

1. Enter the Settings submenu. See Enter "Settings" submenu on page 16.

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2. At the Settings screen, press ▲ or ▼ to select the ‘Bat Settings’ menu,

and press the ENT key to enter.

3. At the Bat Settings screen, press ▲ or ▼ button to select the parameter to

set by reference to Figure 3, and press ENT key to confirm.

4. Press ▲ or ▼ button again to select the parameter value, and press ENT
to confirm the value.

4.3.1 Set basic parameters

The value description of the basic parameters is listed in Table 12.

Table 12 Description of the basic parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value description
setting
Sys Mode Auto, Manual Manual In the Auto mode, the controller manages the
system.
In the Manual mode, users can manage the system
manually, and the controller calculates the battery
boost charge time protection and capacity
automatically. When the system has DC under-
voltage alarm, the parameter will automatically
switch to the ‘Auto’ mode.
Bat. Fuse 0~4 2 Users should set this parameter according to the
actual battery fuse configuration
Capacity 20Ah ~ 100Ah The capacity of the total batteries connected with
5000Ah the shunt. Users should set this parameter
according to the actual battery configuration

4.3.2 Set battery current limit

This section describes how to set battery current limit.

This is the maximum charging current that should be allowed for the battery at
any time.

Table 13 Battery current limit parameter

Parameter Setting range Default
Limit 0.100C10 ~ 0.250C10 0.100C10

4.3.3 Enable/disable cyclic boost charge

This section describes how to enable or disable cyclic boost charge.

Users can press ▲ or ▼ to enable or disable cyclic boost charge.

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4.3.4 Set low voltage disconnect (LVD)

Refer Table 14 to set LVD1 and LVD2 voltage.

Table 14 LVD Parameters

Parameter Range Factory Value description
Setting
LVD1 Volt 40 V - 60 V 44.0V Select the battery voltage,
when the battery voltage is
lower than the preset LVD1
Volt, the main load will be
disconnected and the LLVD1-
User1 alarm will be
generated.
LVD2 Volt 40 V - 60 V 43.2V Select the battery voltage,
when the battery voltage is
lower than the preset LVD2
Volt, the battery will be
disconnected and the BLVD
alarm will be generated.The
recovery voltage is 48V.

4.3.5 Set battery test

Follow the steps in Set battery parameters on page 21 to enable or disable

constant-current test battery test.

4.3.6 Set temperature compensation parameters

Follow steps in Set battery parameters on page 21 to set parameters.

4.4 AC Settings
AC Settings is a submenu under the Settings screen.

The value description of the AC parameters is listed in Table 15.

Table 15 Description of the AC parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value Descrition
Setting
Over Volt 50V ~ 280V The AC-A Volt High alarm will be
300V generated when the AC input voltage
is higher than the set value

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Parameter Range Factory Value Descrition

Setting
Low Volt 50V ~ 180V The AC-A Volt Low alarm will be
300V generated when the AC input voltage
is lower than the set value
Under Volt 50V ~ 80V Set it according to the actual
300V requirement

To set parameters:

Steps

1. Enter the Settings submenu. See Enter "Settings" submenu on page 16.

2. Press ▲ or ▼ button to select the 'AC Settings' menu, and press ENT
button to enter.

3. Press ▲ or ▼ button again to select the parameter and the parameter

value, and press ENT to confirm the value.

4.5 DC settings
DC Settings is a submenu under the Settings screen.

The value description of the DC parameters is listed in Table 16.

Table 16 Description of the DC parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value description
setting
OverVolt2 57.6V The DC Volt High+ alarm will
be generated when the
system DC voltage is higher
than the set value
OverVolt1 57.6V The DC Volt High alarm will
be generated when the
system DC voltage is higher
than the set value
40V ~ 60V
LowVolt1 48.0V The DC Volt Low- alarm will
be generated when the
system DC voltage is lower
than the set value
LowVolt2 48.0V The DC Volt Low alarm will
be generated when the
system DC voltage is lower
than the set value

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To set parameters:

Steps

1. Enter the Settings submenu. See Enter "Settings" submenu on page 16.

2. Press ▲ or ▼ button to select the 'DC Settings' menu, and press ENT
button to enter.

3. Press ▲ or ▼ button again to select the parameter and the parameter

value, and press ENT to confirm the value.

4.6 Rectifier Settings

Rectifier Settings is a submenu under the Settings screen.

The value description of the DC parameters is listed in Table 17.

Table 17 Description of rectifier parameter setting

Parameter Range Factory Value description
setting
Position En(1) Y, N N Y: The controller will prompt
users to set the rectifier
position after the rectifier and
controller are powered on
N: Users do not need to set
the rectifier position
HVSD(2) 56V ~ 59V 58.0V The rectifier over-voltage
alarm will be generated when
the rectifier output voltage is
higher than the set value
Default V 48 V~58 V 52 V Default V output occurs when
rectifier communication is
interrupted. This set value
must be lower than the
HVSD voltage value.
(1) Do not change this setting because the rectifier position has been set before delivery.
(2) High voltage shut down

Steps

1. Enter the Settings submenu. See Figure 2.

2. Press ▲ or ▼ button to select the 'Rectifier Settings' menu, and press

ENT button to enter.

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3. Press ▲ or ▼ button again to select the parameter and the parameter

value, and press ENT to confirm the value.

4.7 Energy Saving Settings

Energy Saving Settings is a level 1 submenu screen under the main menu,
mainly used for setting system energy saving parameters.

Energy-saving is set as Disable by default.

Note: Energy-saving can be set as Enable, only when the battery is

configured and load current without instant shock.

To enable or disable energy saving:

Steps

1. Press the ENT key to enter the MAINMENU screen.

2. Press ▲ or ▼ to select the 'Energy Saving' menu, and press the ENT key
to display the password confirmation screen.

3. Input the correct password and press the ENT key to enter the Energy
Saving screen.

4. Press ▲ or ▼ button to select 'Save Enable' and press ENT key to enter.

5. Press ▲ or ▼ button to select 'Y' or 'N' to enable or disable, and press

ENT to confirm.

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