3 common screens, 1 the main screen, 2 summary screens – Outback Power Systems MATE2M System Controller and Display Installation and User Manual User Manual
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2.3 Common Screens
2.3.1 The Main Screen
AC POWER SYSTEM MENU
SUM- STATUS SET DIS
MARY METERS UP PLAY
After the power-up screens is the Main screen. It is the root, or home screen to the entire menu structure. If you get lost
exploring the MATE2M’s many screens, press the two left soft keys simultaneously to return to the Main Screen from
anywhere in the menu system. Additionally, most menu branches end with a soft key labeled ; pressing this button will
return you to the Main screen.
2.3.2 Summary Screens
The Summary screens provided by the MATE2M summarize the current status of all the OutBack products connected to it.
Summary screens can be accessed from the Main screen by pressing the
up like a screen saver after a delay. Any MATE2M button pressed while the Summary screen is being displayed returns you to
the screen that was active before the summary screen was displayed.
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If the MATE2M has one or more FXs connected to it, an FX summary screen will be
displayed. It shows 3 amp meters; AC LOADS, CHARGER, and AC Total.
The AC Loads meter displays the amount of
power consumed by the users loads. It could be
either the FX’s inverting and supplying AC power to the loads, or the amount of power
the loads are consuming from the AC input source, such as the shore cord or
generator. In this example it is 7 amps AC.
AC LOADS 7 AMPS AC
CHARGER 2 AMPS AC
AC Total 9 AMPS AC
Battery GOOD 25.6V
AC LOADS 7 AMPS AC
The CHARGE meter shows the amount of power that the FX is using from an AC input
source to charge the batteries. In this example it is 2 amps AC.
CHARGER 2 AMPS AC
The last line is for displaying battery state and voltage. Battery state is displayed as
GOOD, OK, and LOW depending on battery voltage. Below is a chart describing the
battery voltage at which this state changes.
Battery GOOD 26.5V
System
Battery
Voltage
LOW OK GOOD
24
<=11.4 VDC
11.5 to 12.4 VDC
>= 12.5 VDC
12
<= 22.8 VDC
23.0 to 24.8 VDC
>= 25.0 VDC