MONITORING

SCREEN
FOR DC-DC BATTERY CHARGER SERIES

Version 1.0

RMS-DCDC
 Important Safety Instructions
Please save these instructions.
This manual contains important installation and operation
instructions for the monitoring screen. Please observe these
instructions and keep them located near the monitoring screen for
further reference. The following symbols are used throughout the
manual to indicate potentially dangerous conditions or important
safety information.

WARNING Indicates a potentially dangerous condition. Use

extreme caution when performing this task.

CAUTION Indicates a critical procedure for the safe and proper

installation and operation of the monitoring screen.
NOTE Indicates a procedure or function that is important
to the safe and proper installation and operation of
the monitoring screen.

General Safety Information

DO NOT expose it to direct sunlight, rain, snow, moisture, or
liquids of any type.
DO NOT puncture, drop, crush, burn, penetrate, or strike
the monitoring screen.
DO NOT open, dismantle, or modify the monitoring screen.
DO NOT attempt connecting the monitoring screen to other
DC-DC or systems.

Installation Information
The DC-DC are suitable for 12V Battery Banks ONLY.
Make sure all connections going into and from the DC-DC are
tight. There may be sparks when making connections,
therefore, make sure there are not flammable materials or
gases near installation.
Always make sure DC-DC is in OFF position and disconnect all
sources when working on any circuit associated with the DC-DC.
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 Table of Contents

Important Safety Instructions 01

General Information 04

Product Overview 05

Identification of Parts 05

Dimensions 06

Installation 08

Operation 14

LCD Icons 15

LCD Menu Overview 17

Voltage Interface 18

Kilowatt Interface 18

Current Interface 18
Temperature Interface 18

Working Mode 19

Parameter Setting 23

Set the Battery Type 23

Clear KWh to 0 28

Set Current Limiting 28

Change from Celsius to Fahrenheit 30

Troubleshooting 31

Technical Specifications 35

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 General Information

The RMS-DCDC is a high precision meter designed for DC-DC

MPPT Series on board battery chargers. Featuring a backlit display
and flush-mountable, it is engineered for an aesthetically clean and
professional look inside vehicle cabins. Utilize the 4-key input to
navigate through the backlit LCD for system information, configure
charging parameters, as well as identify any error codes. The
RMS-DCDC is the perfect companion offering operator feedback
your 2-battery system and keeping up to date with important system
information.

Key Features
Dual Battery Monitoring
Stay informed on the charging status of your house and auxiliary
battery and monitor overall system health.

Adjustable Parameters
Program your charger settings, volts, and amps directly through
the monitoring screen

Plug and Play

Simply connect an RJ45 directly to your DC-DC and let the
screen take care of the rest.

Accurate Readings
Precise tracking and monitoring ensure latest real-time system
information.

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 Product Overview

Identification of Parts

RMS-DCDC

LCD Screen Enter

Page Up Front Cover Plate
Page Down Mounting Holes
Previous Page RJ45 Communication Port

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 Dimensions

110.0mm
4.3in
70.0mm
2.8in

RMS-DCDC

87.5mm
3.4in

31.5mm
1.24in

19.9mm

0.8in
NOTE Dimensions have a tolerance of ±0.5mm

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 Additional Components

RJ45 Communication Cable

The RJ45 Communication Cable (5m/16.4ft) is used to connect the
monitoring screen to t power supply and data transmission.

NOTE

You may use ethernet cables CAT5 or higher.

Self-tapping Screws (4)

The Self-tapping Screws (M2.9x13) are used fix the monitoring

screen on the mounting surface.

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 Installation

WARNING

Before drilling, make sure there are no electrical component or

other obstacles that may interfere with installation on the other
side of the mounting surface.

CAUTION

Before installation, check to make sure the power is working

properly. Resolve any issues before installation of monitoring
screen and cable.
The RMS-DCDC requires a flush mount installation. The RMS-DC-
DC’s faceplate will be flush with the mounting surface and the
body of the meter.

Preparation
Before the installation of the monitoring screen, it is recommended
to have the following tools available:
Pencil
Drill
Jigsaw
Phillips screwdriver

Choosing an Installation Location

NOTE

The following are recommendations for installation. There will be

multiple mounting methods depending on user’s applications.

Clearance of at least 2 inches (50 mm) behind the unit is recommend-

ed to allow for the bending radius of the RJ45 Communication Cable
that connects to the monitoring screen.

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 Mounting the Monitoring Screen
1. Remove the snap-fit Front Cover Plate from the monitoring
screen.

2. Use the monitoring screen as a template to mark the screw holes

and trace the cut-out area on the mounting surface with a pencil.

3. Cut out a rectangle area for the monitoring screen on the

mounting surface with a jigsaw. You may also use the cut out
dimension specified after Step 2.

4. Pre-drill four screw holes on the mounting surface with a drill.

5. Put the monitoring screen into the cut-out area and align the
mounting holes on the monitoring screen with the pre-drilled screw
holes.

6. Fix the monitoring screen on the mounting surface with the

included four self-tapping screws.

7. Re-attach the snap-fit Front Cover Plate to the monitoring

screen.

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 2

09
 19.9mm
0.78in
4
58.0mm
2.28in

87.5mm
3.44in

Cutout Dimensions (L x H x W):

87.5 x 58.0 x 19.9mm
(3.44 x 2.28 x 0.78in)

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 Connecting to the DCDC

Utilize the included RJ45 communication cable to connect between

the DC-DC MPPT RS485 Port and the back of the RMS-DCDC.

RJ45 Communication cable

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 Operation

Use the following keys to navigate through the monitoring screen

Key Meaning

Page Up

Page Down

Previous Page
Exit Parameter Setting Mode

Enter—Tap to Enter
Parameter Setting Key—Hold for approximately
2~3 seconds to enter parameter setting mode

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 LCD Icons

3 4 5 6 7 8

2 1 12 11 10 9

Key Features
1. System Voltage
The 12V system voltage will be illuminated while the RMS-DC-
DC is powered on or during operation.
2. State of charge
Whether charging with PV, Alternator, or PV + Alternator, the
charge state will reflect either MPPT, BOOST, FLOAT. Only
batteries with an equalization charge will see EQUALIZE.In
addition, Lithium batteries will display MPPT and Boost only.

3. System Error
Illuminates when there is a fault or error. It will be followed by an
error code identifying the system error. The icon must be cleared
by fixing the error code condition by troubleshooting your system.

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 4. Solar Charging Icon
Indicates solar is charging the house battery. Solar will take
priority over alternator charging.

5. House Battery Icon

When “H” is shown with parameters, it refers to the house battery
parameters.

6. Parameter Units
Total Charging Amps (A), Instant Kilowatt (KWH), Voltage (V), and
Temperature (◦C or ◦F).

7. Error Codes
System error will display a relevant error code from E0~E03
E05~E10E12E13. By default, E0 means no fault and will
display for 3-seconds before disappearing. The following error
codes may come up and will need some troubleshooting to clear
them. Refer to the Troubleshooting section.

Error Code Description

E0 Normal
E1 House Battery Over-discharged
E2 House Battery Over-voltage
E3 House Battery Low Voltage Warning
E5 House Battery Low Temperature Protection
E6 Controller High Temperature Warning
E7 House Battery High Temperature Protection
E8 Alternator Over-voltage Warning
E9 Alternator Overcurrent
E10 PV Input Over-voltage
E12 Starting Battery Polarity Reversed
E13 Solar Panel Polarity Reversed

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8. House Battery SOC Icon

Indicates the estimated state of charge of the house battery. State

of charge is voltage based and will be split into 4 bars each
representing 25% increments for a total of 100%. Factors such as
temperature, charge, and discharge can affect the state of charge.
To get the most accurate SOC readings, the battery needs to rest
in the open circuit state for at least 30-45min.

9. Alternator Charging Arrow

Shows that alternator is charging the starter battery or house battery
circuits.

10. Alternator Icon

Displays when connected to a starter battery successfully. Charging
will be indicative by the charging arrow mentioned above.

11. Battery Parameters

Battery Amps (A), Historical Kilowatt-hour Generation (KWH),
Voltage (V), and Temperature (◦C or ◦F) relevant to the starter battery.

12. Starter Battery Icon

When “S” is shown with parameters, it refers to the starter battery
parameters.

LCD Menu Overview

Navigate through the RMS-DCDC screens by pressing the page
up or page down keys.

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 Voltage Interface
The top line displays the house
battery (DC Output) voltage as
well as a graphical display of
the battery using voltage-based
SOC. Each bar represents 25%
for a total of 100%. The bottom
line shows the starter battery
(DC Input) voltage.
Kilowatt Interface
The top line displays instantaneous
watts as a factor of kilowatts (KW).
This will be the charging voltage (V)
multiplied by the charging current (A)
to display Kilowatts. 1 KW = 1000W.
The bottom line displays historical
kilowatt hour generation information
(KWH) and will accumulate the data.

Current Interface
The top line displays overall charging
current to the house battery (Only
Solar, Only Alternator, or Solar +
Alternator). The bottom line displays
the input alternator current.

Temperature Interface
Temperature will be in Celsius (◦C)
by default. The top line shows the
house battery temperature relative
to the DC-DC MPPT.When connected
to the Temperature Sensor (Model:
RTSCC), then it will show the relevant
sensor temperature. The bottom line
displays the internal temperature
of the DC-DC MPPT

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 Working Mode
Once the RMS-DCDC is on, it will display different pages depending
on the sources connected. PV Charing Mode will take priority when
charging the house or starter batteries. House battery information will
appear on the top line and starter battery information in the bottom line.

Only PV Charging—Starter Battery & House Battery

Connected
1.PV charging requires a minimum
of 15V for 10s to start charging. PV
will prioritize charge to the house
battery bank and charge until the
lead-acid battery reaches the Float
Voltage. If the house battery is
Lithium, then it will reach the Boost
Voltage and derate amps complete-
ly to indicate fully charged since
they do not have a Float Voltage.

2.Next, PV charging will maintain

the house battery and trickle
charge the starter battery at 13.8V.
The Generator charging arrow will
appear during this time.

*Note: The maximum charging

amps for the starter battery will
be 50% of the Amp Rating.
3.After charging the starter battery
for 1 minute, it will disconnect for
30s and check the starting battery
voltage. If the starter battery drops
below 12.7V, charge will continue again
and stop when the actual starter
battery voltage is higher than 13.2V

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 4.When and if PV charges both the
house battery and starter battery at
the same time, there will be a solar
icon above the H and S.

Only ALT Charging—Starter Battery & House Battery

Connected

1.ALT charging will follow this chart, depending on your

alternator type.

Starting Battery Voltage

Alternator Type
Cut-in Cut-off
13.2V,
Traditional Alternator 12.7V
for 15 seconds
12.0V,
Smart Alternator 11.5V
for 15 seconds

2. ALT will prioritize charge to the

starter battery bank and charge until
the starter battery reaches above
the Cut-in Voltage.

3.Next, ALT will charge the house

battery until the lead-acid battery
reaches the Float Voltage. If the
house battery is Lithium, ALT will
need to reach the Boost Voltage and
derate amps completely to indicate
fully charged.

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4.When no current is detected going
to the House Battery, the ALT charging
arrow will disappear.

PV + ALT Charging—Starter Battery & House Battery

Connected

1.PV charging will be maximized

before supplementing any power
with ALT charging. If PV charging
alone is enough to charge the house
battery, then the ALT circuit will not
charge the house battery.

2.If PV charging is not enough to

keep a constant voltage, then the
ALT circuit will cut in to charge the
house battery. In this fashion, dual
charging is limited to 50% between
PV and ALT for a total up to the
rated charging amps.

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 3.Charging of both starter and
house battery at the same time will
be indicative of solar icon over the
S and the ALT charging arrow.

Parameter Setting

Set the Battery Type

You can change the battery type to confirm the preselected battery
profiles for Gel, Flooded, Sealed, Lithium, or a User Setting. Lithium
and User settings require extra steps. The battery Charging Chart
can be found in the Technical Specifications.

Setting Gel, Flooded, or Sealed

1. Use the Page Up/Down keys to show the Voltage Interface.

Hold down Parameter Setting Key for approximately 2-3seconds
and the top line will begin flashing the battery type.

2. Use the Page Up/Down to highlight Gel, flooded (Fld), or

Sealed (Sld).

3. To confirm, hold down the Parameter Setting Key for approximate-

ly 2-3seconds. The screen will clear and revert to the House
Battery Voltage.

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 2.Use Up/Down keys to
highlight battery

1.Hold the Param. Setting

key for 2-3s until flashing

Voltage Interface

3.Confirm battery by holding

Param. Setting key for 2-3s

4.Confirm setting by holding

Param. Setting key for 2-3s

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 Setting Lithium
1. Use the Page Up/Down key to show the Voltage Interface.
Hold down Parameter Setting Key for approximately 2-3seconds
and the top line will begin flashing the battery type.
2. Use the Page Up/Down to highlight Li (Lithium).
3. Tap the Parameter Setting Key to select the Boost charge voltage.
Use the Page Up/Down keys to select your desired voltage.

4. To confirm, hold down the Parameter Setting Key for approximately

2-3seconds. The screen will clear and revert to the House Battery
Voltage.

2.Use Up/Down keys to

1.Hold Param. Setting highlight Lithium “Li”, then
key for 2-3s until flashing Tap Param. Setting key

4.Confirm setting by 3.Use Up/Down keys to

holding Param. Setting key highlight Boost Voltage
for 2-3s

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Setting User

1. Use the Page Up/Down keys to show the Voltage Interface.

Hold down Parameter Setting Key for approximately 2-3seconds
and the top line will begin flashing the battery type.

2. Use the Page Up/Down to highlight User (USE).

3. Tap the Parameter Setting Key to select the Boost charge

voltage. Use the Page Up/Down arrows to highlight your desired
voltage.

4. Tap the Parameter Setting Key again to select Float voltage.

Use the Page Up/Down keys to highlight your desired voltage.

5. Tap the Parameter Setting Key to select the Equalization voltage.

Use the Page Up/Down keys to highlight your desired voltage.

6. To confirm, hold down the Parameter Setting Key for approximate-

ly 2-3seconds. The screen will clear and revert to the House
Battery Voltage

NOTE

Modifying parameters in User Mode or Lithium must conform to

the following rules:
1. Equalization Voltage ≥ Boost Voltage ≥ Float Voltage
2. Overvoltage Disconnect > Overvoltage Disconnect Recover

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 2.Use Up/Down keys to
1.Hold the Param. Setting highlight “USE” then Tap
key for 2-3s until flashing Param. Setting key

3.Use Up/Down keys to

highlight boost voltage, then
Tap Param Setting key

5.Use Up/Down keys to highlight

equalization voltage, then
4.Use Up/Down keys to
Tap Param Setting key
highlight float voltage, then
Tap Param Setting key

6.Confirm setting by holding

Param. Setting key for 2-3s

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 Clear KWh to 0
The kilowatt hour generation will automatically store historical
information. To clear the values to 0:

1. Use the Page Up/Down keys to show the Kilowatts Interface.

Hold down Parameter Setting Key for approximately 2-3seconds
and the bottom line will begin flashing
2. Press the Page Up Key to clear the generated kilowatt generation

3. Press the Previous Page Key to revert to the kilowatts interface

1.Hold down Param. Setting 2.Press UP to clear KWH

Key for 2-3s until flashing

Kilowatts Interface

Set Current Limiting

Alter the rated charge current for your DCDC MPPT by setting
current limiting. Current limiting can be adjusted in increments of
10A for the respective models:
DCC30S (Model: RBC30D1S) DCC50S (Model: RBC50D1S)
30A 50A
20A 40A
10A 30A
20A
10A

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 To get started:
1. Use the Page Up/Down keys to show the Current Interface.
Hold down Parameter Setting Key for approximately 2-3seconds
and the top line will begin flashing rated current rating
2. Use the Page Down to highlight your desired current limit rating

3.To confiem,hold down the Parameter Setting Key for approximate-

ly 2-3seconds. The screen will clear and rever to the Current Interface

2.Use the Page Down to

1.Hold down the Param.Set- highlight your desired
ting key until flashing current limit rating

Current Interface

3.To confirm, hold down

the Para.Setting Key for
2-3seconds.

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 Change from Celsius to Fahrenheit
The default temperature is Celsius. If the RMS-DCDC is restarted,
then it will refer to the default setting. Change from Celsius to
Fahrenheit or vice versa:

1. Use the Page Up/Down keys to show the Temperature Interface.

Hold down Parameter Setting Key for approximately 2-3seconds
and the top and bottom lines will flash.
2. Tap the Parameter Setting Key to change units from Celsius
to Fahrenheit.
3. To confirm, hold down the Parameter Setting Key for approximate-
ly 2-3seconds. The screen will clear and revert to your selected
temperature units.

1.Hold down Param 2.Tap the Param Setting

Setting Key for 2-3s key to change - or
until flashing vice versa

3.Confirm by holding
down Param. Setting key
for 2-3s

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 Troubleshooting
The RMS-DCDC provides you with a visual for what is
occurring in the system. When the RMS-DCDC is not operating
correctly, then you will need a multi-meter to validate some of
the troubleshooting steps.

Problem-Solution

1. Make sure you are using the provided cable

or that it is a CAT5 or higher if using your own
2. Firmly press the ethernet jack onto the back
RMS-DCDC port on the RMS-DCDC until you hear aclicking
does not sound. Do the same when connecting it to the
turn on RS485 port on the DC-DC MPPT.
3. Make sure the DC-DC MPPT is also powered
on prior to connecting the cable
4. Contact Support.

Error Codes Troubleshooting

1. Ensure you have a charging source through

alternator or solar as the battery needs to
E1 be charged.
House 2. Disconnect any loads from the house battery
Battery and allow it to recharge.
Over- 3. Use a multi-meter to measure the battery and
discharged then the battery terminals to determine consisten-
cy, any inconsistency could be a break in the
line.

1. Double check your battery type setting to

E2 determine whether it is correctly set.
House 2. Use a multi-meter to determine and validate
Battery the high charging voltage.
Over-voltage 3. Disconnect any extraneous chargers.
4. Contact support if over-charge continues.

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 1.The warning is letting you know that you’re
E3 using more than your battery can supply.
House 2.It is recommended to limit your load use to not
Battery Low run the battery to empty
Voltage 3.It is also recommended to connect a charging source,
Warning solar or alternator, to slow down the battery draining.
1.The temperature sensor on the DC-DC MPPT
or on the remote sensor (Model: RTSCC) is
detecting low temperature at the house battery
E5 and has ceased charging.
House 2.Ensure you’re not using the RTSCC on lithium batteries.
Battery Low 3.Lithium battery may have reached a freezing
Temperature point and cut off charge. Relocate the battery if
Protection conditions are freezing.
4.The condition will recover upon temperature getting
warmer or if relocating the DC-DC MPPT in a better
ambient temperature to continue normal work mode.
1.The temperature sensor on the DC-DC MPPT or
on the remote sensor (Model: RTSCC) is detecting
E7 high temperature and has cease charging.
House 2.Check for loose connections and ensure no
Battery High heating sources around the battery.
Temperature 3.The condition will recover upon temperature getting
cooler or if relocating the DC-DC MPPT in a better
ambient temperature to continue normal work
mode.
1.The temperature sensor on the DC-DC MPPT or
on the remote sensor (Model: RTSCC) is detecting
E6 high temperature and has cease charging.
Controller 2.Limit the charge current to cool down the
High work mode of the DC-DC MPPT.
Temperature 3.The condition will recover upon temperature
getting cooler or if relocating the DC-DC MPPT
in a better ambient temperature location to
continue normal work mode.

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 E8 1. Disconnect the starter battery from the circuit
Alternator
Over-voltage 2. Double check the alternator voltage does not
Protection exceed 16.5V.

E9 1. Disconnect the starter battery from the circuit

Alternator 2. Check on the alternator charging rating to
Overcurrent ensure not over the 30A|50A limit.

1. The panel is producing voltage higher than the

25V operating voltage of the DC-DC MPPT.
E10 2. Double check your connections and make sure
PV Input you’re not exceeding 25.5Volts open. Use a
Over-voltage multimeter to measure the panel leads and
confirm not over voltage.
3. Contact support if overvoltage condition continues
and the operating voltage is under 24.5V

1. Your battery poles are reversed.

2. Fix the connection to resume normal working
mode.Use a multi-meter to measure the correct
E12 polarity before connecting to the DC-DC MPPT
Starting and ensure proper connection.
Battery 3. Assuming correct polarity from the Multimeter,
Polarity negative readings on the multi-meter indicate
Reversed reverse polarity.
4. Fix the connection to continue normal operation.
1. Your solar panel poles are reversed.
2. Fix the connection to resume normal working
mode.Use a multi-meter to measure the correct
E13
polarity before connecting to the DC-DC MPPT
Solar Panel and ensure proper connection.
Polarity
Reversed 3. Assuming correct polarity from the Multimeter,
negative readings on the multi-meter indicate
reverse polarity.
4. Fix the connection to continue normal operation

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 Technical Specifications

Electrical Specifications
Supply Voltage 5VDC
Supply Current 30mA
Power Consumption 1W
Operating Temperature Range -4℉~113℉ / -20℃~45℃
Voltage Accuracy ±0.1V
Current Accuracy ±0.1A

Mechanical Specifications
Communication Port RJ45 (RS485 Protocol)
Display Backlit LCD
User Interface 2key input, 1main power switch
Mounting System Wall Mount
2.8 x 4.3 x 1.24 inch
Dimension 70 x 110 x 31.5 mm
Weight 0.14 lbs / 62 g
Mounting Screw M2.9x13
Certifications FCC Class B Part 15

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 Battery Charging Chart
Battery SLD/ LI USER Custom
Type GEL FLD Range
Parameters AGM (LFP) Default) (USER/LI)
Over-
voltage
Warning 16V 16V 16V 16V 16V N/A
Charging
Limit
Voltage 15.5V 15.5V 15.5V 15.5V 15.5V N/A
Over-
voltage 15V 15V 15V 15V 15V N/A
Recover
Boost
Charge 14.6V 14.4V 14.6V 13.2V-
14.2V 14.6V (adjustable)
Voltage (adjustable) 15.5V
Float
Charge 13.8V 13.2V-
13.8V 13.8V 13.8V ---
Voltage (adjustable) 15.5V
Equalization 14.6V 13.2V-
Voltage --- --- 14.8V --- 15.5V
(adjustable)
Boost
Return 13.2V 13.2V 13.2V 13.2V 13.2V N/A
Voltage
Under
Voltage 12V 12V 12V 12.1V 12V N/A
Warning
Under
Voltage 12.2V 12.2V 12.2V 12.2V 12.2V N/A
Recover
Over-
discharge 11.1V 11.1V 11.1V 11.1V 11.1V N/A
Warning
Over-
discharge 12.6V 12.6V 12.6V 12.6V 12.6V N/A
Recover
Boost 120min 120min 120min Variable 120min 0~120
Duration until Full min
Equalization --- 28 28 0-30
--- ---
Interval days days days
Over-
voltage 0-120 0~120
--- --- 120min --- min
Recover min

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 NOTE

User Mode is an extra feature accessed via App Development

Only or Monitoring Screen. However, Boost Duration, Equaliza-
tion Interval, and Equalization Duration can only be programmed
through App Development.
The battery charging parameters assume conditions to be 77 /
25 in 12V systems.

NOTE

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions,may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is
no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning
the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from
that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.

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