User manual

control communication with the master is interrupted, see Ä Chapter 6.8
‘Redundancy function (MPPT 6000-S only)’ on page 51. If the MPPT 6000-M was
previously operated with a Li-Ion or NiCd system, then the automatic redundancy
function of the MPPT 6000-S is not activated for safety reasons. In this state the
battery selection at the MPPT 6000-S is undefined. The user can manually set the
charge parameters for lead-acid batteries.
– A combination of the Save setting and Single mode or Master mode configurations
is possible.
– A combination of Single mode and Master mode is not prevented but is not sensible.
In this combination the Master mode takes precedence.
Configuration MPPT slave
✔
‘Main menu è System settings è StecaLink master menu
è Change slave settings è Selection [ xx - Tarom MPPT 6000]
è Configuration MPPT Slave
’
1. Press SET. The Configuration MPPT slave dialogue
appears (Fig. left).
2.
Press D, Ñ. The selected configuration is marked.
3. Press SET. The Settings MPPT slave dialogue appears,
with the configuration menu for the Tarom MPPT 6000-S (Fig.
left).
4. Repeat steps 2. and 3. if necessary until the desired
configurations have been selected.
5. Press ESC to exit the menu.
Delete slave
NOTICE!
– StecaLink slave members can be deleted to remove them from the communications
network.
–
This is necessary when StecaLink slave members have been removed or their slave address
has been changed.
– Display and data logging data is no longer exchanged with a StecaLink slave member after
it has been deleted.
– Deleted slave members are removed from all other relevant configuration lists in the MPPT
6000-M.
Delete slave
✔
‘Main menu è System settings è StecaLink master menu
è Delete slave
’
1. Press SET. The Delete slave dialogue appears with a list of
the recognised StecaLink slave members. The list is sorted by
increasing order of the member addresses. (Fig. left).
2.
Press D, Ñ to select the StecaLink slave member to be deleted.
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