Magnum Energy ME-MR Remote - Manual (Page 32)

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5.0 Operation
• Unknown Mode XX – The remote doesn’t recognize the mode the
inverter is reporting. Contact Magnum Technical Support (425-353-8833)
for assistance.
Figure 5-15, Unknown Mode
Mode XX appears on the LCD. The
FAULT (red) LED is off, and the INV
(green) LED could be on or off.
STATUS
Mode XX
STATUS
LS VDC
Figure 5-14, Load Support VDC Mode
LS VDC appears on the LCD. The FAULT
(red) LED is off, and the INV (green)
LED is on.
• Load Support VDC Mode – The inverter/charger is in Load Support
(Volts DC) mode because an external DC source (solar, wind, etc.,) is
providing more current than needed—which causes the battery voltage to
rise. The inverter/charger reduces the incoming AC current in an effort to
keep the battery voltage from rising above the temperature-compensated
Battery Type setting.
Info: The Load Support VDC feature operates in parallel with the AC
input to support the inverter loads and is only available on MSH Series
inverter/chargers. This feature is only active in Bulk, Absorb, Float
or EQ Charge modes and when the inverter is enabled (INV LED is
on); it is deactivated if the charger is in Charger Standby.
Info: The Load Support feature operates in parallel with the AC input to
support the inverter loads and is only available on MSH Series inverter/
chargers. It is only active when the inverter is enabled (INV LED is on).
Info: When the inverter is in Inverter Standby mode (charging and
pass-thru), the current is normally a positive value. However, in Load
Support AAC mode, the inverter amps reading is a negative number to
indicate how much current is being provided/removed from the inverter
batteries. The inverter batteries will continue to provide current to as-
sist the AC input current until the battery reaches 0.5 volts (12-volts
systems), 1.0 volts (24-volt systems), or 2.0 volts (48-volt systems)
above the LBCO setting.