Instruction Manual

Green 9 terminal plug to PentaMetric input unit.

"VOLTS 1" To Battery plus terminal.

This must be connected in order to

supply power to meter. Nominal battery

voltage from 12-48. Max volts=65V.

To Battery minus

terminal

"VOLTS 2" To second battery or voltage

measurement. (The meter takes no power

from this terminal). Does not need to be

connected unless "watts 2" , "watt-hr 2" or

"volts 2" is used.

"SHUNT 1": Connect these two to

battery shunt (or other shunt). The

+ terminal goes to the (little) Kelvin

terminal electrically closest to the

battery negative. The - terminal

goes to the Kelvin terminal

electrically farthest from the

battery negative.

1. Decide how many shunts you need to measure( from 1 to 3) . If less than 3, connect all shunt terminals that will remain

unused (from 4-9 above) to terminal 1 shown above (to battery minus terminals) using a wire jumper.

2. Connect wires from battery and shunts to the 9 pin connector as shown here.

3 Then re check the connections--especially that the one to the plus terminal of the battery system (second from left

shown above). All unused shunt terminals should be connected together, and then to terminal 1.

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SHUNT 3: Connect these two to a shunt

that measures charging source or load

(not usually a battery shunt) . Connect

+ and - as same as described for

terminals 4-5.

"SHUNT 2": Connect these

two to second battery shunt

(or charging or load shunt).

Connect + and - as same as

described for terminals 4-5.

FIGURE 4: PentaMetric Connections to input unit removable 9 pin connector.

BOGART ENGINEERING 8/15/05