FSequence IPM Owners Guide.book Page 16 Thursday, October 6, 2011 3:33 PM
Basic Configuration Settings
Restore Defaults | To Restore Defaults from the Device Status screen: |
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Freedom Sequence stores different profiles in its memory: Factory, OEM, | FSPM 00: Status |
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and User. Each profile can store an entirely different configuration for |
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L2 Amps | On 0.0A | SHR BKR Mode | [Manual] | ||
Freedom Sequence and its AC/DC Relays. | |||||
Batt Voltage | 12.8V | SHR BKR Rating | [30.0A] | ||
By default, the OEM and User profiles have settings that are the same as the | Circuit Status |
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Factory profile. |
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profile to perform the AC and DC |
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changed on the active profile, they automatically get copied to the User | 2 Press to select | 1 Press to | 4 Press to | 3 Press to | |
profile. If by mistake, a wrong setting is configured, all basic and advanced | |||||
Config. | scroll down. | restore default | scroll down. | ||
settings can be restored to their OEM settings via Restore Defaults from | settings. |
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the Config screen on the SCP. The OEM profile can only be accessed and |
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modified via the XDT tool. |
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To restore to OEM defaults, the Mode must be first changed to Standby. |
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See “Mode” on page 13. |
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