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Installation 38 900-0095-01-00 Rev A
Setting Basic Parameters Operation IMPORTANT: This section assumes that the operator is familiar with the basic operation and navigation of the installed components. Detailed information about component settings is provided in each of the components respective manuals. Although some of the programming will be pre-set at the factory (i.e., grid-tie features for gridinteractive units, charging for 24 or 48 Vdc battery banks), the following parameters may need to be adjusted on-site depending on the configuration of the system. MATE2 Settings The MATE2 may need to have basic operational parameters set prior to first use. The time, date, and display features are available in the Setup Screen for the MATE2. For instructions on setting the time and date settings, follow the menu maps on page 40 and 41. Inverter Settings The VFX/GVFX Series inverter/charger only has one AC input, therefore, the selected input will need to be identified—Grid or Generator. It will also be necessary to set the AC Input Current Limit for either the Grid (60 Aac Max) or Generator (60 Aac Max). For instructions for setting the AC Input Current, follow the menu map on page 42. For instructions on setting other inverter features, see the MATE Installation and User Manual. Charger Settings Charging settings include charging current limit and the voltage and time limits for each stage of the charge cycle (e.g., absorb, float). These parameters will be pre-set at the factory. However, these settings may still need to be adjusted by individual installer depending on the battery manufacturer’s recommendations. Charger settings are located in the FX Advanced Menu and/or the FLEXmax 80 Charge Controller menu. The configuration will dictate which device will need adjustment. ‣ For instructions on accessing the FX Advanced Menu, see page 43 in this manual. ‣ FLEXnet DC Monitor Settings If the FLEXnet DC Monitor is installed, the Battery Amp-hours and Return Amps will need to be set. For instructions on setting these two parameters, see page 44 in this manual. ‣ FLEXmax 80 Charge Controller Settings Charging parameters will be dependent on the type and size of batteries and the size of the PV array. Basic parameters for either 24 Vdc or 48 Vdc will be pre-set at the factory. Consult the battery manufacturer for charging recommendations. Refer to the FLEXmax 80 Installation Manual for additional programming information. 900-0095-01-00 Rev A 39
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Page 13 and 14: Introduction Thank you for choosing
Page 15 and 16: Applications Planning The FLEXpower
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Page 19 and 20: Planning Preparation Tools Required
Page 21 and 22: Planning Dimensions 19¾” (481 cm
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Page 33 and 34: Installation AC Connections WARNING
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Page 45 and 46: Operation Accessing the Advanced Me
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