User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1.0 INTRODUCTION
- 2.0 FEATURES & OPTIONS
- 3.0 SAFETY WARNINGS
- 4.0 WARRANTY (summary)
- 5.0 UNPACKING AND INSPECTION
- 6.0 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
- 7.0 PRINCIPAL OF OPERATION
- 8.0 FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION
- 9.0 REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION
- 10.0 LED Indicators
- 11.0 MAKING CONNECTIONS TO THE X75
- 12.0 INSTALLATION
- 13.0 USING THE CONTROLLER WEB BROWSER INTERFACE
- Appendix 1 – SNMPv3 MIB Information
- Appendix 2 – Load LVD (special order)
- Appendix 3 – Revision History
- Figure 1 - X75 Compact Integrated DC Power System
- Figure 2 - Block Schematic
- Figure 3a - Front View with Breakers (configuration A)
- Figure 3b - Front View with GMT Fuses (configuration B)
- Figure 4 - Rear Views of Base and Expansion Units
- Figure 5 - LED Indicators
- Figure 6 - Recommended Load Circuit Wire Sizes
- Figure 7 - Battery Temp. Probe & Alarm Relay Connector Pin-Out
- Figure 8 - Ethernet Connector Pin-Out
- Figure 9 - Auxiliary Connector Pin-Out
- Figure 10 - Input Current Ratings
- Figure 11 - Status WEB Page (typical)
- Figure 12 - Rectifier Status WEB Applet (typical)
- Figure 13 - Installation WEB Applet - system tab (typical)
- Figure 14 - Installation WEB Applet - float & tc tab (typical)
- Figure 15 - Installation WEB Applet - battery tab (typical)
- Figure 16 - Installation WEB Applet - float & tc tab (typical)
- Figure 17 - Installation WEB Applet - lvd tab (typical)
- Figure 18 - Installation WEB Applet - digital i/p tab (typical)
- Figure 19 - Installation WEB Applet - rectifiers tab (typical)
- Figure 20 - Installation WEB Applet - shunts tab (typical)
- Figure 21 - Battery Management WEB Applet (typical)
- Figure 22 - Alarm Matrix WEB Applet (typical)
- Figure 23 - Alarm Matrix WEB Applet - matrix options (typical)
- Figure 24 - Alarm Matrix WEB Applet - temperature alarm settings (typical)
- Figure 25 - Alarm Matrix WEB Applet - voltage alarm settings (typical)
- Figure 26 - Alarm Matrix WEB Applet - voltage alarm settings (typical)
- Figure 27 - Alarm Matrix WEB Applet - other alarm settings (typical)
- Figure 28 - Network Settings WEB Applet (typical)
- Figure 29 - Alarm Log WEB Applet (typical)
- Figure 30 - Data Log WEB Applet (typical)
- Figure 31 - Change Password WEB Applet
- Figure 32 - Help WEB Page
- Figure 33 - About WEB Page (typical)
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X75 SERIES - Mk3 Controller
INSTALLATION & OPERATING MANUAL
Manual No. x75mk3-11
x75-man-Rev11-0815.indd
The next section shows the various system parameters.
Rectiercurrent – The total current being delivered by all the rectiers in the
system. This is always a positive value.
Loadcurrent– The total current being delivered to the system loads. This is always
a positive value.
Batterycurrent – The total current being delivered or drawn from the battery strings
attached to the system. For charging, this current is positive. For discharge this
current is negative.
Note that some systems may not be congured to use batteries. In those systems
the unused current(s) will read zero and should be ignored.
BatteryTemperature1– The temperature reported by the probe attached to the
battery temperature 1 input. If the probe is not attached the display will change to
‘Disconnected’. If a fault occurs and the probe is shorted, the display will show
‘Shorted’.
BatteryTemperature2– The temperature reported by the probe attached to the
battery temperature 2 input. If the probe is not attached the display will change to
‘Disconnected’. If a fault occurs and the probe is shorted, the display will show
‘Shorted’.
ExternalTemperature– The temperature reported by the probe attached to the
external temperature input. If the probe is not attached the display will change to
‘Disconnected’. If a fault occurs and the probe is shorted, the display will show
‘Shorted’.
ControllerTemperature– The temperature of the controller board set. This gives
an indication of the temperature of the local environment around the controller.
Numberofrectiers– This indicates the number of rectiers that the controller
can see in the system. For some types of rectier, the controller will not be able to
see them if they are not powered.
The next four items are user denable analog inputs. The names, scaling factors
and units can be changed in the installation applet.
The next section shows two LEDs. These are the major and minor alarm indicators.
These reect the state of the alarm LEDs on the front of the controller. When active
the LEDs are red. When not active they are black. To congure what constitutes a
major or minor alarm, use the Alarm matrix applet.