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6.3.4

Phase Mapping

This feature will enable the user to assign or map a rectifier per input signal for individual phase voltage readings:

Figure 33–Phase Mapping (rectifiers) window

6.4

Batteries

This menu category consists of battery controls. Parameters can be set/accessed, such as automatic temperature
compensation, auto equalize and battery current (I) limit.

See Standard Features chapter for an explanation of temperature compensation and lead acid battery
auto equalization.

6.4.1

Temperature Compensation (Temp Comp)

6.4.1.1

Enable

This menu item enables the Supervisor to control the CXC’s temperature compensation feature.
Automatic battery temperature compensation may be enabled in equalize mode independently
from float mode. Battery Properties section must be completed to enable this feature.

6.4.1.2

Upper/Lower Breakpoints

This menu item enables the Supervisor to program the temperature at which automatic voltage
changes in the system will cease. There are voltage and temperature values for both
breakpoints (upper and lower).

6.4.1.3

Battery Properties (See 6.4.8)

The “Battery Properties” button at the bottom of the Temp Comp window is a link to the Battery
Properties window.

The return path (the menu structure) will remain intact; i.e., the user will return through the
window where the Battery Properties button was tapped.

6.4.2

Auto Equalize

6.4.2.1

EQ Duration

This menu item enables the Supervisor to program the duration of the auto equalize cycle, in
hours.

The duration setting is also used in manual equalize mode. Consult the battery manufacturer for
suggested duration of equalize charge cycles.

Accept changes and
return to previous screen

Discard changes and
return to previous screen

Assign/map a rectifier per Phase

R, S, and T (radio buttons)

for the respective signal

Tap Locate and the LEDs of the selected

rectifier will flash to enable the user to

determine the phase connection

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