Xantrex Technology XC2524, XC5012, XC3012, XC1524 manual Indicator Light Flashing Sequences

Indicator Light Flashing Sequences

Indicator Light Flashing Sequences

Table 4-1Indicator Light Sequences on the XC Series

	Activity	Charger status
	Charging indicator light illuminates	The unit is charging in bulk or absorption mode
	Charging indicator light flashes	The unit is performing the equalization charge.
		(Charging indicator light flashes once every four
		seconds if bank 1 is being equalized, twice every
		four seconds if bank 2 is being equalized, and
		three times every four seconds if bank 3 is being
		equalized)
	Ready indicator light illuminates	The unit is either in float mode of three stage
		charging or rest mode of two stage charging. All
		batteries have been fully charged.
	Fault indicator light illuminates	Any fault condition that prevents the charger from
		charging one or more banks, but is not a charger
		fault condition - remote display shows details of
		fault. Example:		(battery reverse
		err	ErrCHfBATPoL
		polarity detected)
	Fault indicator light flashes	Charger fault condition - remote display shows
		followed by		. The charger is damaged,
		contact service.
	Charging current indicator lights	These lights indicate the charging current. At
	illuminate	transition points when the current is changing, two
		indicator lights may flash alternately, then settle
		into the new charging current reading.
	Charging current indicator lights	100% indicator light flashes to indicate battery
	flash	temperature too high warning (> 50 °C, 122 °F)
		10% indicator light flashes to indicate battery
		temperature too low warning (< 0 °C, 32 °F)
		25% indicator light flashes to indicate that a
		battery has been disqualified (see page 3–4)
	Charging current indicator lights	100% indicator light flashes to indicate battery
	flash,	temperature too high fault (> 55 °C, 131 °F)
	Fault indicator light illuminated	10% indicator light flashes to indicate battery
		temperature too low fault (< -20 °C, -4 °F)
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