3.9 Reviewing and Setting Recovering Voltage for Voltage Condition
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As shown in the figure to the right, the displayed
number is the recovery number. After the
controller enters into a low voltage protection
state, and when the battery voltage recovers
to be higher than the recovering voltage, the
controller will reconnect the load loop
automatically. At this interface, press for over
5 seconds (>5 seconds). The number will start
to flicker, which means the controller enters into
the interface of setting the recovery voltage. Use
buttons and to adjust this parameter.
After finishing this set-up, press for over 5
seconds (>5 seconds) to exit this interface and
the controller can store this setting number.
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3.10 Reviewing and Setting the Voltage Where Controller Ceases Charging
As shown in the figure to the right, the displayed number is the voltage where the
charger will cease charging. When the battery voltage reaches this voltage, the
controller will disconnect the charging loop to prevent the battery from
overcharging. After the battery voltage drops, the controller will reconnect the
charging loop. At this interface, press for greater than 5 seconds (>5
seconds). The number will start to flicker, which means the controller enters into
the interface to set the voltage where the controller ceases charging. Use buttons
and to adjust this parameter. After finishing this set-up, press for
greater than 5 seconds (>5 seconds) to exit this interface and the controller can
store this setting number.
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3.10 Reviewing and Setting the Load Mode
Shown in the figure to the right is the reviewing
surface of the load mode.
•24h – Indicates normal mode. Loads are
under the condition of supplying power
without breakdown.
•1h-23h – Indicates delayed mode of light
control. Load starts to supply power after
dark and sun down after working for the
delayed setting hours.
•0h – Indicates Light Control. Load starts
to supply power after dark and stops after
dawn.
