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8. Repeat steps 4 to 6 for the month.

Press Ñ to select the year.

10. Repeat steps 4 to 6 for the year.

NOTICE

Correctly setting the time and date is essential for correct

operation of the device. In a master/slave system, enabling the

Save setting parameter for the slave allows the language

and time settings of the master to be transferred to the slave,

see

Chapter 8.8.3 ‘Changing the MPPT 6000-S slave settings

(MPPT 6000-M only)’ on page 87. In the case of a power

failure, the time and date settings are retained for approx. 4

days.

Set the battery type

1. Press ESC for 1 s. The standard status display appears.

2. Press SET. The main menu appears.

Press Ñ to select Battery settings.

4. Press SET. The Battery settings menu appears.

Press Ñ to select Battery type.

6. Press SET. The Battery type dialogue appears (Fig. left).

Press D, Ñ to select a different battery type.

8. Press SET. The selected battery type is set.

NOTICE

MPPT 6000-M: The following battery types can be selected:

n Lead acid battery

n Lead Gel/AGM battery

n Li-Ion battery

n NiCd battery

MPPT 6000-S: The following battery types can be selected:

n Lead acid battery

n Lead Gel/AGM battery battery

In a master/slave system, enabling the Save setting

parameter for the slave allows the Lead acid and Lead Gel/AGM

battery type settings of the master to be transferred to the

slave. Settings for the Li-Ion and NiCd battery types cannot be

stored in the

MPPT 6000-S. The MPPT 6000-M can however

function as the master and control the charge function of the

slaves for all battery types when the Master mode

configuration for the slave is active, see

Chapter 8.8.3

‘Changing the MPPT 6000-S slave settings (MPPT 6000-M only)’

on page 87.

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