Front Panel Display Screens and What They Mean
Front Panel Display Screens and What They Mean
The front panel display shows different message screens during different modes of operation (Startup, Normal, Offline, and Fault). All single units display a basic set of message screens; multiple unit systems display additional screens in Normal Operation and Offline modes.
In addition there are Special message screens that may appear in any operational mode. All of these message screens are described in more detail in the following tables.
Startup ModeDuring startup, the GT Inverter displays three message screens on its front panel LCD. These screens appear in the following order (Table
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Display* | Duration | Description |
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Xantrex | 5 sec. | Startup message 1: Inverter name and model |
| number | |
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Flash = 01.01 | 5 sec | Startup message 2: Model and revision |
ROM = 01.01 |
| numbers for Flash and ROM memory on the GT |
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| Inverter. The ROM revision number applies to |
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| the protection processor. |
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Vh=253 Vl=195 | 5 sec | Startup message 3: |
Fh=51.0 Fl=49.0 |
| trip points. |
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| Vh: high voltage threshold |
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| Vl: low voltage threshold |
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| Fh: high frequency threshold |
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| Fl: low frequency threshold |
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*all numbers in this and following tables are examples only. Your model, revision numbers, and performance data will vary.
The protection timer begins its countdown during startup and the “Reconnecting in sss seconds” screen appears until the timer countdown is complete.
Normal Operation Mode
| The LCD on the GT Inverter is refreshed every two seconds, so all readings are |
| current to within two seconds. There is a default display available at all times, and |
| a series of additional screens that can be displayed by tapping the Xantrex logo |
| near the LCD to change the display. |
Normal Operation | After the protection timer has completed its countdown and during normal |
default display | operation, the GT Inverter displays the normal operation message screen shown in |
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