Installation Manual

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3.0 Operation
Protection Mode
There are ve fault conditions that will cause the inverter to shut
down: Low Battery, High Battery, Over-temperature, AC Overload,
and Internal faults. If your inverter has shut down, monitor the
status indicator and count the number of blinks that occur every
four seconds to determine the particular reason for the shutdown.
Refer to the Troubleshooting section to help diagnose/clear the
fault condition.
• Blinks on 1 time every four seconds - Low Battery fault.
• Blinks on 2 times every four seconds - High Battery fault.
• Blinks on 3 times every four seconds - Over-temperature
fault.
• Blinks on 4 times every four seconds - AC Overload fault.
• Blinks on 5 times every four seconds - Internal fault.
Charge Mode
The green LED status indicator provides additional
information:
• Blinks off every four seconds - The unit is charging the
batteries connected to the inverter. The external AC power
(utility power or generator) connected to the inverter’s input
is passing through the inverter and is powering the AC loads
connected to the inverter’s output.
Factory Default Settings
The MM-AE Series inverter/charger uses default settings that are ad-
equate for most installations (see Table 6). However, you can adjust
these parameters using Magnum’s optional ME-RC50 remote. The
settings once programmed are saved in non-volatile memory and are
preserved until changed – even if DC power to the inverter is lost
(the ME-RC50 must always be connected). The following information
can help you determine if you need the ME-RC50 remote*.
01 Search Watts: This setting allows you to turn off the power-saving
Search Mode circuitry and to adjust the power level at which the
inverter will “wake up” and start inverting.
02 Low Battery Cut Out: This setting determines when the inverter
will turn off based on low battery voltage. The inverter turns off
automatically after the battery voltage has been below this setting for
more than one minute. This protects the batteries from over-discharge
and the AC loads from unregulated power (brown-outs).
* Visit www.magnumenergy.com for more information.