SUNWARE FOX-350 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 43

6.2
The load output is switched back on by once again
selecting the "Switch Load < OFF>" menu and
pressing the right Select key (up arrow). You will
now see "Switch Load < ON >". Confirm this with the
Display/Enter key. The display now changes back to
the default setting.
Once you are in the Switch menu, press the "Esc"
key to get back to the default display without making
any changes.
Manual switching of battery outputs:
In order to manually switch to battery 2, press the
Display/Enter key until the following menu appears:
"Switch Battery < Auto >". Battery 2 is selected by
pressing the right select key (arrow up) once the
display now shows "Switch Battery < 2 >" and
confirming with the Display/Enter key. The display
now briefly shows "Saved" to signal that the change
has been accepted, before switching back to the
default setting. Battery 2 is now given charging
preference for 12h, before the batteries are switched
back automatically.
To switch back to automatic operation prior to the
end of the 12h period, select the "Switch Battery < 2
>" menu and press the left select key (arrow down).
The display now shows "Switch Battery < Auto >".
Confirm this with the Display/Enter key.
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Once you are in the Switch menu, press the "Esc"
key to get back to the default display without
making any changes.
Setting the system voltage:
Warning:
Please set the system voltage with utmost care as
an incorrect setting can result in serious
damage to your solar system!
The voltages in these instruction are approved for
12V. For 24V, these must be doubled accordingly.
To set the system voltage, press the Display/Enter
key until the following menu appears:
"Set U-System < 12V >".
Select a system voltage of 24V by pressing the right
select key (arrow up) once the display now shows
"Set U-System < 24V >" and confirming with the
Display/Enter key.
The display now briefly shows "Saved" to signal
that the change has been accepted, before
switching back to the default display.
This change is permanently saved in the EEPROM.
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