Onboard Control And Display Panel - Kussmaul Electronics Kussmaul Chief Auto Charge Guide D'utilisation

Onboard Control and Display Panel

Onboard Control and Display
Panel
This section describes the parts of the onboard control and
touchscreen display panel (jointly called onboard panel) of the
Auto Charge. See Reading Icons and Text on page 57 for more
information.
Figure 3 Onboard Control and Touchscreen Display Panel
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BAT1 (LFP) BAT2 (Flooded) BAT3 (Flooded)
B
13.4 V 13.5 V 13.2 V
20.7 A 20.9 A 20.5 A
Bulk Float Float
C
When Power save mode is enabled (on page 48) and after a fully
charged battery, the charger automatically enters this power
saving feature by turning off the LCD display panel to reduce
current draw from AC power. However, to temporarily check the
status of the connected battery when AC power is not present,
press the Home button on the panel.
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Item
A Charger Status LEDs
Displays the current status of the charger.
Power - a solid green indicates AC power is available to
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charge.
Charging - a solid green indicates charger is performing a
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normal charge cycle.
Standby - a solid green indicates charger is in energy saving
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mode.
Alert - a solid red indicates that the charger has detected an
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event.
B Touchscreen Display (Home screen)
Shows battery status information and allows configuration control of
battery and charger settings. For more information, go to Configuring
the Battery Charger on page 40.
Top Bar - displays the Home icon including Notification, USB,
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and Fan icons and the Temperature reading that appear and
disappear depending on operation.
Left panel - shows BAT1 battery bank information including
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battery type, voltage, current, and charging stage.
Middle panel - shows BAT2 battery bank information including
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battery type, voltage, current, and charging stage.
Right panel -shows BAT3 battery bank information including
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battery type, voltage, current, and charging stage.
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