Installation Guide

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Hold the OK key for 3 sec until StAt appears on the LCD display, then press the
right arrow button three times. rSt appears on the LCD display. Press the OK
key again, then use the arrow keys to toggle the various items.
The default value for all Reset menu settings is “OFF”. If required, use the < and >
keys to change the value from “OFF” to “ON”. Pressing the OK key again will step
back to the Reset menu. All Reset menu settings which have been set to “ON”
will only be reset once Display Mode is accessed by pressing the OK key for 3
seconds. The following Reset menu items are available:
• rSt.b Reset Battery status. Used to reset the current battery status (Charge
Efficiency Factor, State-of-charge and Battery History). This setting is
intended to be used after installing a new, unused battery which has the
same specifications as the previous battery.
• rSt.c Reset zero-offset current. Use this reset item to remove small current
readings on the display when no current is flowing in or out of the battery.
When performing this reset action, ensure that all DC consumers/chargers
are disconnected or turned off.
• rSt.F Reset Functions. Used to reset all Function values to factory default
values.
Logging
Data logging is an integral function of the Battery Monitor. Data logs record vital
information about the battery over time, such as energy consumption, battery
charging status, and battery state-of-charge (SOC). This information cannot be
displayed in a useful manner without taking data out of data logs. Logging is also
useful for those who wish to gain more detail than provided by the front panel or
who wish to retrieve historical data.
The Battery Monitor keeps data logs of 7 principal functions on an ongoing basis
whenever it is powered on. These functions are:
• Battery Voltage
• Battery Current
• Battery Temperature
• Battery State-of-charge
• Battery Amp-hours Removed
• Mid-point Voltage VA1
• Mid-point Voltage VA2
The record period of the Data Logger function defaults to 300 seconds.