PARAMETER NAME/ | DESCRIPTION | SETTINGS (Default |
[MENU LOCATION] |
| settings in BOLD) |
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Rectifier Fault Alarm (RFA) | The status will be on if the rectifier output | Status Only |
Status | has failed. |
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{Status Only} |
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[Power Modules/Rectifiers] |
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Rectifier RFA Alarm | Defines the output relay that is energized | Ignore, Minor, Major |
[Power Modules/Rectifiers] | or special rectifier alarm group n of N that | Output Relay |
| occurs when a rectifier output has failed. |
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Rectifier Standby Alarm | Defines the output relay that is that is | Ignore, Minor, Major |
[Power Modules/Rectifiers] | energized or special rectifier alarm group | Output Relay |
| n of N that occurs when the controller is |
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| holding a rectifier in the standby mode. |
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Rectifier Standby Alarm Status | The status will be “ON” if the controller is | This feature is supported |
{Status Only} | holding the rectifier in the standby mode. | by the standard SNMP |
[Power Modules/Rectifiers] |
| card monitor, but is not |
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| supported by this dc |
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| system. |
Remote Configurable | This allows settings to be made using the | Enabled, Disabled |
[System/DC Parameters] | SNMP interface card. Disabling this |
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| feature allows changes to be made |
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| through the local interface only. Status |
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| and parameters are still displayed. |
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Store Configuration | This feature is supported by the standard | Enable, Disable |
[Power Modules/Rectifiers] | SNMP card monitor, but is not supported |
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| by this dc system. |
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System Current | The total system output current | Status Only |
{Status Only} | (calculated as the sum of the individual |
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[System/DC Parameters] | rectifier output currents). |
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System Temperature | System temperature measured within the | Status Only |
{Status Only} | controller. |
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[System/DC Parameters] |
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System Voltage | Voltage readout measured by the | Status Only |
{Status Only} | controller at the output of the rectifiers. |
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[System/DC Parameters] | This voltage is based on calculations |
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| performed by the controller based on the |
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| Battery Float, Battery Temperature |
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| Compensation and Battery Maximum |
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| Recharge parameter settings. |
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Temperature Display Units | Enables selection of Fahrenheit or | Fahrenheit, Celsius |
[System/Preferences] | Celsius temperature scale (Fahrenheit |
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| “OFF” displays readings in °C). |
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Time | Network management card Internal | Current Time |
[System/Date & Time] | system clock time |
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| Used as a time stamp in the web card |
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| event log. |
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6.9. LVD Operation
In order to prevent damage to the battery due to deep discharge, the dc power system has a Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD). When the battery voltage reaches the threshold set by the LVD 1 Trip Voltage setting during discharge, the dc power system will activate the LVD contactor to disconnect the battery from the system. The LVD will remain open until ac power is restored to
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