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MS200 0 Si ne W a ve In verter /Ch arger Oper ation Gu ide MS20 00[...]

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MS200 0 Si ne W a ve I nve rter /Ch ar ger Operation Guid e[...]

About X antr ex Xantre x T e chnology In c. is a worl d-lea ding s upplie r of a dvance d powe r ele ctroni cs and c ontrol s wi th prod uc ts from 50 watt mobile units to one MW util ity -s cale syste ms for wind, sol ar , ba tteri e s, fuel cells, microtu rbin es , a nd backup power app licat io ns in both gri d-c o nnec ted and sta nd-a l on e s[...]

975-0125-02-01 ii i About This Guide Pu rpose The MS2000 Sine W ave I nvert er/ Char ger Operation Guide provides explanati ons and procedur es for operatin g, c onfi gur ing, and trouble shoo ting the MS2000 Sine W ave Inverte r /Char ger (MS2000). Scope The guide prov ides safety guide lines and inf ormation about opera ting, configur ing, a nd t[...]

About T hi s Guide iv 975-0125-02-01 “ W arrant y and Pro duct Informati on ” contain s the prod uct war ranty , e xplains how to retur n a product for service, and descri be s what to prepar e for a call to Xan trex Cu st o mer Ser vic e. C on v en t ions U s ed The following conve ntions a re use d in this gui de. Symbol s Us ed The following[...]

Ab out This Guide 975-0125-02-01 v R el at ed In f o rm at ion For rela ted materials on this product and its avail a ble acce ssor ies, see also: MS2000 Sine W ave Inverter /Char ger Instal lation Guide (975-0126- 02-01) System C ontr o l Panel Owner ’ s Gui de (975- 0083-01-01) Automatic Generator S tart Ow ner ’ s Guide (975-0082 -01-01) Xan[...]

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975-0125-02-01 vi i Important Safety Instructions READ AND SAVE THE SE INSTRUCTIONS The MS2000 Sine W ave Inv erter/C har ger Operat ion Guide cont ains i mportant safe ty instr uctio ns. Before you ins tall an d use your MS200 0 Sine W ave I nverter/C harge r, be sur e t o read, unde rstand and save these s afe ty instr ucti ons and those in the o[...]

Safety viii 975-0125-02-01 capacit or s rem ain char ge d afte r all powe r is di sconnect ed. For i nstruction s on obtai ning servic e, see t he “ W arranty and Produc t Informati on ” section in the MS2000 Sine W ave Inverter /Char ger Operati on Guide . 7. Do not e xpose the inverte r/char ger to rain, snow , or splashi ng bilge water . 8. [...]

Sa fety 975-0125-02-01 ix Expl osi v e G as Precau t io ns 1. T o reduce ri sk of battery expl osion, fol low the se instr uct ions a nd those publishe d by t he battery m anufac turer and the manufact urer of any equipment you inten d to use in the vicinity of a batte ry . Review cautiona ry markings on these pr oducts and on the engine. 2. Thi s [...]

Safety x 975-0125-02-01 9. I f i t is n e cessary to remove a bat tery , a lways remove th e grounde d t erminal from the batt ery first. M ake sur e a l l acc ess ories are of f , so as not to cause an arc. 10. Be sur e ar ea around ba ttery i s well venti lated. 1 1. Clean the bat tery terminals . B e careful to keep cor rosion from coming in con[...]

975-0125-02-01 xi Import an t Safety In structions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vii 1 Introduction About the MS2000 Sine Wave Inverte r/Charge r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 – 2 Premi um P owe r a nd E ase of U se - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [...]

Contents xii 975-0125-02-01 Cha rger O perati on wit h B atte ry T emp er ature Sen so r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 – 17 Opera tin g in Eq uali za tion M o de - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 – 18 Equ aliz ing Batt erie s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [...]

Contents 975-0125-02-01 xiii Clea r F aults - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 – 19 View De v ice I nfo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 – 19 Basic M enu - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [...]

Contents xiv 975-0125-02-01 A Specif ications Invert er Spe cifi catio ns - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A – 2 Mai n Ch a rger Spec ific ati ons - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A – 3 Echo C harger S p ecifica tio ns[...]

975-0125-02-01 xv Figure 1-1 Typical Xanbus System Diagram - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 – 5 Figure 1-2 Front Panel of the MS2000- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 – 7 Figu re 1-3 Fro nt Pan el L ig hts and Butt on s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [...]

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1 Introducti on Congratulations on your purchase of the MS2000 Sine W a ve Inverter/ Charger. The MS2000 has been des igned to give you pr emium power , ease of use, and outstanding reliability . Please read this cha pter to f amiliarize yourself with the main performance and protection features of the MS2000.[...]

Introduction 1–2 975-0125-02-01 About the MS2000 Sine W av e Inverter/Cha rg er The MS2000 Sine W ave I nverter/C harge r i s a convenient combina tion of an inverte r , multist age bat tery char ger , transfer switch, and Echo Char ge r in one electro n ic d ev ice. • As a n i nverter , the MS2000 pr ovides sine wave powe r for yo ur microwa v[...]

Introduction 975-0125-02-01 1 – 3 How MS2000 W orks The MS2000 i s desi gned t o: • invert • charge W ith AC input availa ble from the uti lity grid or a genera tor , power is passed throu gh the MS2000 Sine W ave Inver ter/Char ger to operate conn ecte d AC loads. The re maining AC power not used by loa ds is converte d to DC powe r and use [...]

Introduction 1 – 4 975-0125-02-01 Bui lt -in Charge Formulas For the inver ter to perform at the highe st level, the batt eries must be char ge d correc tly . The MS2000 has optimi zed algorithm s for flood ed, g el, and AGM ba tterie s. Batt ery T emp er at ure Sen sor Since battery te mperatur e is a key fac tor i n corre ct c hargin g, the cha[...]

Introduction 975-0125-02-01 1 – 5 Xa nbus S ystem Xanbus is a network communi cations pro tocol, develope d by Xantrex. In a Xanbus ® sys tem, the MS2000 is the device that typic ally p rovides ne twork power — 800 m A at 15 vol ts DC. All of the Xanbus- enable d device s, suc h as the MS2000, the Syste m Contr ol Panel (SCP), and the Automati[...]

Introduction 1 – 6 975-0125-02-01 Compre hensive Electro nic Protection MS2000 is C SA app roved to UL 458 (includi ng the Mar ine Supplement) and CSA C22.2 No. 107.1, and it i s desi gne d to American Boat and Y acht Council (ABYC) r ecommended pr actic es E- 1 1 and A-25 f or marine use. S ee “ Regula tory Approvals ” on page A – 5 for m [...]

Introduction 975-0125-02-01 1 – 7 MS2000 F eatures Fr ont P anel F eatur es Before you begin to op erate the MS 2000 , re view the front pan el featur es shown in Figure 1-2 an d described i n T able 1- 1. A detail ed view o f the l ights an d butto ns on the fron t panel is shown in Figure 1-3 and describ e d in T able 1-2. Figur e 1- 2 F ront P[...]

Introduction 1 – 8 975-0125-02-01 Figur e 1- 3 F ront P anel Ligh ts and Buttons T able 1-2 Descr iption of F ront P anel Ligh ts and Buttons Feat ure Descr iption 1 Exter nal AC light il lum inate s when you are conn e cte d t o an AC so urce like the util ity grid or a gene rator and th e AC is qual ified. 2 Inverter ON light illu mi nates when[...]

Introduction 975-0125-02-01 1 – 9 Sid e P a nel Fea t ure s The side pa nel fea tures with a ll connect ions comp leted is shown in F igure 1-4 and Figure 1-5. CAUTI O N: Eq u i pme nt Da ma ge Connec t only to oth e r Xanbus comp ati ble devi ce s. Although the cabli ng and conne ctors us ed i n this ne twork s ys tem are the s ame a s Ethe rnet[...]

Introduction 1 – 10 975-0125-02-01 Figur e 1- 5 DC Groundin g Completed[...]

Introduction 975-0125-02-01 1 – 11 DC T e r mi nal Co ve rs an d B at te r y T e mpe rat ure Se ns or DC T erminal Covers T wo covers are su pplied to pre vent ac cidental contac t with the cabli ng connector s afte r installa tion. The red cove r is for the posit ive cabling terminal, and the bla ck cover is f or t he ne gative c abling termi na[...]

Introduction 1 – 12 975-0125-02-01 Syst em A cces so rie s and N etw ork Co mpon e nts System acce ssories can be used with the MS2000 in a Xanbus sys te m. The System Contr ol Panel (SCP) provi des configur atio n and monitoring c apability f or Xanbus-e nabled de vices such as the MS2000. Automatic Generator S tart (AGS) automat ically starts a[...]

2 Op erat io n Chapter 2, “ Operation ” contains information and procedures f or using your MS2000. This chapter begins with a sys tem startup check that you carry out after installation a nd configuration to ver ify that the MS2000 is operating correctly . If you ’ re using the System Control Panel to operate or monitor the status of the uni[...]

Operat ion 2 – 2 975-0125-02-01 Op erat ing th e MS 2 0 00 w ith th e S ys te m Cont rol P a n el The System C ontrol Panel (SCP) p rovide s opera ting, configurati on, and monitori ng capabilit y for y our Xanbus system. The System C ontrol Panel : • Monitors a ctivity throughout your onboa rd power system. • Displa ys the late st inf ormati[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 3 Usi ng th e S y st em C on trol P ane l The System C ontrol Pa nel has importan t fe a tur es whi ch you ’ ll want to be familia r with, as shown i n Figure 2-1. Displa y s creen System informati on is s hown on th e displ ay sc reen with a n adjus table ba cklight . Indica tor lights Four indic ator li ghts on t [...]

Operat ion 2 – 4 975-0125-02-01 On St art Up When the MS2000 is powered up or comes out of a reset sta te , all of the front panel light s illumina te and remain on for a minimum of five second s. Af ter f ive seconds, the li ghts remain i lluminated unt il the fr ont pa nel h as status information for a ll th e ligh ts. The MS2000 is disable d e[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 5 Syst em S tar t- up Ch e ck T o test th e chargin g and inverting functio n s from the MS2000 front pane l: 1. Dis c onnect AC power fro m MS 2000 AC input by open ing the bre ak er or disco nnect. Pre ss th e Invert er Enable butt on on the MS2000. The Inve r ter On light ill um in ates. 2. P lace a load on the inv[...]

Operat ion 2 – 6 975-0125-02-01 Syst em Mod es This s e ctio n provi des an o ve rview of th e four dif ferent system modes . The system modes de scribed in thi s secti on af f ect the per formance a nd be havior of the MS2000 and a l l othe r Xa n bus- enabled devic es on the Xanbus system. Y ou ’ ll have to change the syste m m ode when put t[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 7 O p erat e Mod e Cha ract er ist ics In Ope rat e mod e, all comm u nic at ions are enabl ed on the Xan b us syst em . A ll power conver sion functions are enabled . Each Xanbus-enable d de vice is monitori ng and co mm unicati ng i ts input . The ba sic s tat e of the System Co n tro l Pa nel is Oper at e mod e. In[...]

Operat ion 2 – 8 975-0125-02-01 Y ou can also enter or exit Power Sa ve mode on the System Sett ings menu by selec ting Desire d Mode and scroll ing to P owerSave as shown in F i gure 2- 4. Retur ning to Ope rat e mod e If a n inve rte r/char ger supplies power t o the ne twork, a pplying AC i nput with utilit y power or generator power automati [...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 9 Putting the System into Safe Mode When you are insta lling or remov ing devices fro m the Xanbus syst em, putti ng the syste m into Safe mode prevents unexp ected behavio r . T o ente r Sa fe m ode : 1. On the Se le ct Device menu, use the down arrow button to highl ight S y ste m. The cursor on the right of the scr[...]

Operat ion 2 – 10 975-0125-02-01 5. P ress Ent e r . Y ou are now in S af e mode. 6. P ress Exit twic e to r etu rn to the System Home Screen. T o exi t Sa fe mo de and r etu rn to Op erat e mo d e: 1. On the Syst em Settings menu, unde r Desir ed Mode, sel ect “ Operate. ” 2. P ress Ent e r . Hibe rna te mode Charac teristic s Hiberna te mod[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 11 If an invert er/cha rg er suppli es power to the network, you can bring the syst em out of Hibern ate mode eithe r by pressing the rese t button on the invert er/cha rg er front panel or by applying AC input with utility powe r or generator power .[...]

Operat ion 2 – 12 975-0125-02-01 Op erat in g in In v e rt Mod e Once the inver ter/char ger is instal le d, you can operate it in inver t mode. T o operate in invert mode fr om the fr ont panel: 1. P ress th e Inverte r En able butt on on th e MS2000. 2. If ext ernal AC is p res ent , the Extern al AC lig h t illum ina te s. If AC is pr es ent a[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 13 Operat i ng Lim its for I nve rt er Ope rat ion P ow er O u tpu t T emperatur e The continuous out put r ating for the MS2000 is 200 0 watts or 17 a mps at 120 volts AC . The MS2000 can d eliver this po w er i n an ambient (surro unding) tempera ture up to 122 ° F ( 50 ° C ). Above this temperature, you m ust r e[...]

Operat ion 2 – 14 975-0125-02-01 Op erat ing in Ch a rger Mode T o operate the MS2000 in charger mode from the fr on t panel: 1. C onnect AC input powe r . House bank char ging starts au tomat ical ly w hen q ual ified AC po wer is conn ect ed i f the ch arger is en abl ed , or the ch arger is dis abl ed but the Fo rc e Cha rge enab le ove rri de[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 15 Ech o C harge r O pera ti on For the buil t-in Echo Char ger to operate, both the Echo Charge r and the main char ger m ust be set to Enabled. By def ault, the Echo Char ger is enable d by the MS2000 to char ge a n engine ba ttery 10 se conds a fter t he main charge r has en tered Bulk or Abso rption m ode, and the[...]

Operat ion 2 – 16 975-0125-02-01 3. Use the down a rrow butt on to s croll to Echo Chg. 4. P ress Ent e r . 5. Use either arrow butto n to highligh t En abl ed and Di sab led. 6. P ress Ent e r . 7. Pre ss E x it to r et u r n to th e Se le c t De vi c e me n u . Figur e 2- 9 Echo Charger Figur e 2- 10 Echo Charger Enabled[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 17 Ch arger O pera ti on wi t h Batt er y T em perat u re S ens or Since batte ry temperatur e is a key factor in opti mal char ging, the house bat te ry char ger voltag e will be adj usted (a utomati cally a nd conti nuously ) accord ing t o the actua l batte ry temperatur e to ensur e that the house bat tery is fu l[...]

Operat ion 2 – 18 975-0125-02-01 Op erat ing in Equ a li za ti on Mo de Follo w the batt ery manufact urer ’ s recommendat ions for equalizi ng your batte rie s. As a guide, a he avily us ed fl ooded batt ery m ay need to be equali zed once a month, and a batter y i n light se rvice may only need to be equaliz e d every two to four months. Meas[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 19 Equal izing Batteries T o eq ual ize y ou r ba tteri es : 1. T urn off or disconne ct all l oads on the battery . The voltage a ppl ied to the battery during equaliz ation may dama ge your electro n ic eq u ipm ent . As we ll, equal i zati o n won ’ t p roceed c orrectly if loa ds are drawi ng current from the ba[...]

Operat ion 2 – 20 975-0125-02-01 Selecti ng Y es by pr essing the Enter but ton takes you to the equali zati on syste m home sc reen, as shown in Fig ure 2- 14. OR Selecti ng No by pressing the Exit bu tton on Figure 2-13 takes you t o the MS2000 device scre en. See T able 2 -2 for an exp lan ati on o f the equ al ize h ome s cre en cont ent . Fi[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 21 If you choose Y es, the equal iz ation process is canc elled and you are retur ne d to the MS2000 home menu. 0R If you c hoose No a nd conti nue with e qualiza tion, the equaliz ation hom e scree n, as shown i n Figure 2- 14, a ppears . 5. Whe n equali z ation i s finishe d, check the batt ery el ectroly te leve l.[...]

Operat ion 2 – 22 975-0125-02-01 T ermin ating the E qualizat ion Pr ocess The equali zation proce ss can be terminated in thr ee ways: • user canc ellation f rom the System Control Panel as shown in Figure 2-15 • inverte r/cha rger cancellat ion if AC is removed or the char ger is disabled • succe ssful completio n of the equaliza tion pro[...]

Operation 975-0125-02-01 2 – 23 Moni tor ing th e MS 2000 I n dic a tor Light s The ten indic ator lights on the front panel show you the operatin g status of the MS2000. A de scriptio n of the lights is provid ed in T able 2-3. If none of the fro nt p anel lig hts a re on, see “ T roubleshoo ting R efere nc e ” on page 4 – 4. t T able 2-3 [...]

Operat ion 2 – 24 975-0125-02-01 F aul ts a nd W arni ngs A fault af f ects the operatio n of the un it. A m anual fault require s user inte rvention by c learing the conditi on and then p r essing t he Reset button o n the inve rter/ charger ’ s fr ont pan el. See the System Contr ol Panel Owner ’ s Guide for inform ation on cle aring f ault[...]

3 Configur ation Chapter 3, “ Config uration ” contains inf ormation about all configurable settings and procedure s for the MS2000.[...]

Configuration 3 – 2 975-0125-02-01 G ene ral Co nfigur atio n Inform ation Sy ste m Con trol All c hanges to the config uration of the MS20 00 are m ade with th e Syst em Contr ol Panel (SCP). The System Control P anel provides confi gur ation and monitoring capabi lity f or a ll Xa nbus-ena bled devic es on the network. The front pa nel of the M[...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 3 Syst em Me nu Ma p Figure 3-1 provides a map of how the men us are or ganiz ed. The orde r of device s appearin g on t he System Contr ol P anel will v ary , de pending on t he or der in which they ’ ve been con nected to the network. Figur e 3- 1 System Menu M ap Startup s creen Startup s creen Pow er Up S y [...]

Configuration 3 – 4 975-0125-02-01 V iewi ng the S ystem Scre en The System scre en, as shown in Figure 3-2, is used to moni tor system activ ity . Y ou cannot selec t or ch ange any of the inform ation on the System scree n. If you would l ike to vi e w more de tailed informatio n, pres s Enter to go t o the Select Device menu. View ing t he Se [...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 5 Sele cting the MS2000 Ba sic Menu T o se le ct the M S2 000 from th e Sel ec t De vic e m enu : 1. On the Sele ct Devic e menu, M S2000 a ppears highlight e d. 2. P ress Ent e r . The MS2000 b asic menu a ppears b y default. Sele cting and Adju sting the C onfigu rable settings Y ou can view M S2000 se tti ngs o[...]

Configuration 3 – 6 975-0125-02-01 MS2000 C onfiguration Menus The System Control Panel disp lay s the MS2000 confi gurat ion menu in two formats: basic and adva nced. Th e System Contr ol Panel shows the MS2 000 ba s ic menu by default . MS2000 basic menu lis t sta tus inf ormation and set tings you may have to a djust on a rout ine basi s. I t [...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 7 The MS2000 menu struc ture i s shown in Figure 3-6. The first f our line s appearing in both menus: Mode, Batt e ry , AC Input or AC O ut, are status ite ms only and are not configur able . Echo Chg Out in the Advanced Menu is also a status item and is not c onfigura ble. - Figur e 3- 6 MS20 00 Men u Str u cture[...]

Configuration 3 – 8 975-0125-02-01 MS2000 Device Me nu The MS 2000 device menu displa ys sta tus inform ation on the dif ferent modes of the inverte r/char ger . The f irst three line s of the de vice s creen displa ys dyna mic content tha t changes, dependi ng on what operati on mode that the MS2000 is in. S tatus in format ion is not configura [...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 9 Ba ttery The seco nd line of the devic e screen in dicat es the sta tus of the house batte ry bank. This l ine displa ys the volta ge (V) ; the current (A) as e ither ( +) posi tive amps (indi cating t ha t t h e batte ry i s char ging) or ( – ) ne gative a mps (ind icating the batt ery is dischar ging beca us[...]

Configuration 3 – 10 975-0125-02-01 MS2000 Menu (B asic) The MS2000 b asic menu indi cates the st atus o f items and lists s e ttings that you may ha ve to adjust on a routi ne basis . If advanc ed menu is enabled, scrol l through the MS2000 advanced menu ite ms until B asic Menu i s highli ghted and pr ess ente r . This s e ctio n descr ibes ea [...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 11 Char ger Configur able setting Thi s setting lets you e nable or dis able t he operation of the main c harge r . When t he main char ger is enable d and AC is connected to the input, the house battery bank will char ge. The Echo Cha r ger will char ge if it is enabled separate ly in the Echo Char ger m enu. See[...]

Configuration 3 – 12 975-0125-02-01 P ower Sha r e Configur able setting P ower Shar e is a co nfigur able set ting tha t you set to ma tch to t he brea ker ratin g on the AC input. This setting is used to e nsure tha t the char ge r li mits its out put to try to preve nt nu isance trip ping of the AC input b reaker due to the total c urrent draw[...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 13 In the MS2000 home m enu, highlig ht Equa liz e, as shown in Fi gur e 3-8. When y ou s elect On, the e quali zation c onfirmati on warning appears, as shown in Figure 3-9. Selecti ng Y es takes you to the equa lization sys tem home sc reen, a s shown in Figure 3-10. Figur e 3- 8 Equalize On Figur e 3- 9 Equaliz[...]

Configuration 3 – 14 975-0125-02-01 Batte ries must be f ully char ged bef ore equa lization . If they are not fully c har ged, a prech arge occurs. During pr echa rge, the Ti m e Remaining appear s as “ n/a ”— not appli cable. When the equaliz ation process begins, T ime Remaining appears as a value bet ween 60 min and 1 m in. Y ou can can[...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 15 Batt T ype Full name Batte ry T ype Configur able sett ing Select the type of battery for you r house bat t e ry f r om Flooded, AGM, Gel or Custom. I f a batter y temperatu re sensor is not prese nt, the MS2000 uses cold, warm or hot setti ngs with the hot setting a s the default. When to use This set ting is [...]

Configuration 3 – 16 975-0125-02-01 Clear F aults Purpose Clear Fault s is a command w h ic h cle ars a ll acti ve faults in the MS2000. When faults are cleared , the device will resume normal ope ration. If the fault condi tion still exists, the f ault wil l reoccur . Clear F aul ts V alue Effect Y e s Fau l ts ar e cle ar ed No No ac t ion[...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 17 MS2000 Menu (Adva nced) The MS2000 advanc ed m enu li sts se ttings t ha t provi de you with a dditiona l control over MS2000. Howe ver , you may not have to adjust these settings as part of regul ar operatio n. For a listing of advanc ed menu it ems, see “ MS2000 Menu S tru ct ur e — Ov er vie w ” on pag[...]

Configuration 3 – 18 975-0125-02-01 Max Chg Ra te Fu ll n ame M axi mu m c h ar ge ra te Configur able setting The a ctual battery char ge rate is deter mined by t w o things. F irst, the MS2000 uses the house bat tery Batt Size se tti ng (C) on page 3 – 15 divided by 5 (C ÷ 5) to deter mine that maximum total char ger output. This value i s t[...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 19 In anothe r example where the bank size is 500 Ah or more and the Max Chg rate is se t to 50%, the calculati on would b e: 500 ÷ 5 or 100 amps × 50%. The t ota l output would be 50 amps with 40 amps going to the house battery bank and 10 amps to the eng ine batt e ry . Loa d Sense Configur able sett ing This [...]

Configuration 3 – 20 975-0125-02-01 Sele cting the MS2 000 Advance d Menu The System C ontrol Panel shows the MS2000 basi c menu by defa ult. I f you would l ike to vi e w the a dvance d menu, you must go to the Syst e m Set tings m enu and select Globa l Menus. T o select the MS2000 Advanced Menu: 1. On the Se le ct Device menu with System highl[...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 21 Returning t o M S200 0 Basic Menu Y ou can retur n to viewi ng the MS2000 basic menu by sel ecti ng B asic Menu f rom the MS2000 advance d menu. See “ Basi c Menu ” on page 3 – 19.[...]

Configuration 3 – 22 975-0125-02-01 Sub- Menus Conf igure I nv/C hg Menu (Co nfi gure I nve rt er/ Ch arger Men u) Cfg/I nv Chg is a sub-menu. If s e lecte d, a l ist of s ub-menu ite ms appear s. Lo DC V olt Full name Low DC input voltage shut down Configur able sett ing This set ting lets you set the low volt age shutdown level f or the inverte[...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 23 Sense Inte rval Configur able sett ing This set ting lets you adjust the interval of load sensing. The longer the interval, the more po wer you wi ll save. However , the lo nger inte rvals m ay cause delays in the inver ter power up and start ing your loads. Cfg A C Limits (Configure A C Limits) Cfg AC Limits i[...]

Configuration 3 – 24 975-0125-02-01 Eqz V olts Full name Equali zation volta ge Configur able s e tting Thi s s etting lets you se t the desire d equaliz ation volta ge. T his menu i s displaye d only i f c harge r equa lization is enabled on the house batt ery bank. Select a setting based on the batte ry manufactur er ’ s r ecommend ation. For[...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 25 Cfg A C Limits (Configur e A C Limits) Lo A C V olt Full name Low AC Tra nsfe r volt age (AC under volt a ge level ) Configur able sett ing Low AC Tra nsfe r volt age is the voltage below which the inverter/c harge r no longer qua lifies AC as “ good ” , opens the rela y , and attempts to tr an sfer to Inve[...]

Configuration 3 – 26 975-0125-02-01 Outcome The lower freque ncy of voltage tha t w i ll be quali f ied as “ good ” by the inverte r/ charger can b e varie d . Hi AC V ol t Full name Hi AC transfer volta ge (AC over voltage level) Configur able setting Thi s setting lets you adj ust the volt age above which the inverte r/c harge r no longe r [...]

Configuration 975-0125-02-01 3 – 27 V iew Device Info Menu (Device Inform ation M e nu) The V iew Device In fo menu allows you to vie w the Fault, W arning and Event logs. On the V iew Device Info menu, you c an also rest or e the defa ult se tting for the MS2000. For a defini tion of f aults and warnings, see “ Fault s and W arnings ” on pag[...]

Configuration 3 – 28 975-0125-02-01 Rest ore Def aults Configur able sett ing The Restore Default command resto res the default se ttin gs for each device . When to use Adjust this setting when you wish to rest ore your settings to defaults. When you sel ect Rest o re Defa ults , a warn i ng me s sag e ap pears , as shown in Figure 3-14: If you s[...]

4 T r oubles hooting The MS2000 is designed for high reliability of operation and has a number of pr otection features to provide trouble f ree operation. If, however , y ou have any pr oblems operating yo ur inverter/charger read this troubleshooting chapter . If you cannot resolve the problem, r ecord the necessary information on the form, “ In[...]

T roubleshooting 4 – 2 975-0125-02-01 F aul ts a nd W arni ngs When a fault or warni ng me s sag e a p pear s, you can acknowledge the messa ge to clea r the screen. T o acknowledge a faul t or warni ng message, press the Ente r button on the System Control Panel. This action does not clea r the faul t or warning co ndition, so you should consult[...]

T roubleshooting 975-0125-02-01 4 – 3 W arning T ypes There are two type s o f warni ngs: automati c and man ual . W hen the MS 2 000 detec ts a warn ing condi tion, it displays a warnin g m essage on the System Con trol Pane l. T able 4-2 descr ibe s h ow they dif fer in their behavior and in how you c an respon d to t hem wh en t hey ap pear on[...]

T roubleshooting 4 – 4 975-0125-02-01 Tr ouble shooti ng Reference This c hapter provi des you with troub leshooti ng t ips to identify an d solve most probl ems t hat ca n occur with t he MS2000. This c hapter is divide d into the following four sec tions: Secti on General T ro uble shoot ing Guidel ines See pa ge 4 – 5. W arning Messag es See[...]

T roubleshooting 975-0125-02-01 4 – 5 General T roubles hooti ng G uid el ine s This s e ctio n will he lp yo u narro w down the sour ce of any p roble m you may encounte r . Plea se read the foll owing troublesho oting steps: 1. C heck for a W a rnin g or Fault message on the System Cont ro l Panel. See “ W arning Message s ” on page 4 – 6[...]

T roubleshooting 4 – 6 975-0125-02-01 W a rni ng Me ssag es W a rn ing me ssa g es appe ar on the Syst em Co ntr o l Pane l to alert yo u to an impending system cha nge. Y ou c an re trieve and vi ew the l a st t e n warn ing messages usin g the control pan el. The warnings ha ve been recor de d with a time stamp to l e t you know the date a nd t[...]

T roubleshooting 975-0125-02-01 4 – 7 T able 4-3 provi de s a d e tailed descri ption of the warning m essages a nd solu tions. T able 4-3 Wa rn i n g Messa ges W0 FET 1 ov er-t emp. Chec k ai rflo w around it. Auto matic F ET1 Over T em per atu re W a rn ing Ensure ad equate vent il ati on around the MS2000 . Re duce the AC load s. W1 FET 2 ov e[...]

T roubleshooting 4 – 8 975-0125-02-01 W9 Battery tem p s ensor not dete cted. Chec k connec tions . Auto ma tic Ba ttery T emp er a ture Sensor Not Present In st al l a ba tt er y te m p er a tu r e sensor (BTS). This warni ng will con tin ue to disp lay as long as no BT S is con necte d . W10 Batte ry temp sens or failure. Auto m atic Batte ry T[...]

T roubleshooting 975-0125-02-01 4 – 9 F a ult Me ss ages When the MS2000 detect s a f ault condition, the fault is displ ayed on the System Control Pane l and also is indicate d by the illuminat ed red Fault light on the MS2000 front pa nel. A fault aff ects the ope ration of the unit. Se e “ Fault T ypes ” on page 4 – 2 for an explanati on[...]

T roubleshooting 4 – 10 975-0125-02-01 T able 4-4 provi de s a d e tailed descri ption of the fault m essages a nd solutions . If you a re una ble t o re solve the probl e m afte r refe rring t o this table, contact your dealer o r Cust omer S ervi ce. T able 4-4 Fa u l t M e s s a g e s F0 is t oo hot and has shut down. See guide. Auto matic F E[...]

T roubleshooting 975-0125-02-01 4 – 11 F7 T oo many AC loads. T urn so me off , clea r fault, try ag ain . E sca la ti ng Auto Fa ult. Must o ccur 3 time s in 30 seconds before becoming a manual fau lt. AC O verl oad (PEAK CURREN T) Shutd own (AC OUTPUT ) Cl ear t he f ault and atte mpt re star t . Reduc e AC lo a ds. F8 has los t in put neutral [...]

T roubleshooting 4 – 12 975-0125-02-01 F15 Input AC too l ow . Ch e ck s ou rce , cl ear fault, try ag ain . Auto ma tic AC Under V olta ge Shutd own ( AC Line 2 inp ut) Not a pplicable to MS2 000. F16 AC i nput fr equency problem. Che ck gen for oversp ee d. Automa tic AC Over Fr eq uency Shutd own ( AC Line 1 inp ut) Cl ear t he f ault and atte[...]

T roubleshooting 975-0125-02-01 4 – 13 F25 Rese t the MS20 00. If problem pe rsis ts, call cu stom er serv ice. E sca la ti ng Auto Fa ult. Must o ccur 3 time s in 30 seconds before becoming a manual fau lt. Auxilia ry Power Suppl y Over V ol tage Shutd own Cl ear t he f ault and atte mpt re st art . I f pr ob lem pers ists , call cu sto m er s e[...]

T roubleshooting 4 – 14 975-0125-02-01 F37 Echo Charg er fault. Disabl e Echo Char g er . Manual Echo Char ger Not Commu nicat ing Disable E cho Ch a rge r t o stop this mess age from r eappeari ng. F40 Reset t he MS20 00. If problem pe rsis ts, call cu stom er serv ice. Ma n ua l N o in te r n al communic ation Servic e require d. F41 Reset t he[...]

T roubleshooting 975-0125-02-01 4 – 15 In vert er A ppl ica ti ons The Xanbus s ystem perfor ms di ff e rent ly depending o n the AC loa ds connect ed to it. I f you are havi ng problems with any of your loads , read this sect ion. The Xanbus syst em perform diff erent ly based on dif ferent load s. Resisti ve Loads Thes e a re the l oad s th at [...]

T roubleshooting 4 – 16 975-0125-02-01 driv e th ese lo ads , eith er a s ma ll com pan ion loa d mu st b e us ed to bri ng the i nv erte r out of its sea rch mode, or the inverte r ma y be progra mmed to remai n on by defe ating the s earch m ode f eat ure . Clocks The i nv erter ’ s crystal- controlle d oscill ator keeps the fr e quency accur[...]

A Spe c if ic at io ns Appendix A, “ Specificat ions ” c ontains the elec trical and phys ical specifications f or the MS2000 Sine W ave Inver ter/Charger. All specifications a re subject to c hange w ithout notice.[...]

Specif icatio ns A – 2 975-0125-02-01 Inve rter Sp e cific at ion s All inve rte r specific ations a re at nomina l condit ions: ambient temper atur e of 77 ° F ( 25 ° C ), 2000 wa tt r esist ive load, 12 volts DC inverting on the MS2000, 120 volt s AC, unless othe r wise specifie d. T able A-1 Inverter Specifications Output wa ve for m Sine wa[...]

Specif icatio ns 975-0125-02-01 A – 3 Main Ch ar ger Spec ifi cati on s All c hargi ng specific ation s are at n ominal c onditions: ambient te mperatur e of 7 7 ° F (25 ° C), 120 V AC, 60 Hz input, unless other wise specified. T able A-2 Main Char ger Specifications Charg ing m eth od • Three- st age cha r ge (Bul k, Absorp tio n, Float) •[...]

Specif icatio ns A – 4 975-0125-02-01 Ec ho Ch arg er Spec if ic atio ns T able A-3 Echo Ch arger Specifications T rans fer a nd G en eral Sp ec if icat io n s All t ransf er spe cif ications are at nomina l condi tions : ambien t tempera ture of 77 ° F (25 ° C), 120 V A C, 60 Hz input, unless otherwise specifi ed. T able A-4 T ransfer a nd Gen[...]

Specif icatio ns 975-0125-02-01 A – 5 Envi ro nmen t al S pec i fic at io ns T able A-5 Environmenta l Specifications Phys ica l Spe cifi c ation s wit h Proje cti ons T able A-6 Physical Specifications Regu l atory A pp roval s F an Op er atio n The inter nal cooling fans are aut omatic tempe ratur e -contr olled. The bottom fan is an exhau st f[...]

Specif icatio ns A – 6 975-0125-02-01 In vert P o we r Derat in g vs Ambi en t T em perat ure The inver ter/char ger deliver s up to 2000 watts continu ous of sine wave output to 50 ° C ambient te mper ature and 1500 watts contin uous of sine wave outpu t t o 60 ° C ambient tempera ture, dera te d l ine arly from 50 ° C to 60 ° C. If t he uni[...]

B Battery Char ging Refer ence for the Main Char ger Appendix B, “ Battery Charging Reference f or the M ain Charger ” describe s the multistage char ging algorithm (formula) for the ma in charger of the MS2000.[...]

Batter y Char g in g R efer en c e f or the M ain C harg er B – 2 975-0125-02-01 C har ging Al gor ithm s (F ormu las) Battery T ype MS2000 charges fl ooded (or wet) lead-a cid, gel, AGM (absorbed glass mat) , and cust om b atter ie s. Flooded (o r wet) Floode d (or wet) batter ies have removab le batte ry caps for refil ling with distill ed wate[...]

Bat tery Chargi ng Refe renc e for t he Main C harg er 975-0125-02-01 B – 3 Bulk Char ge In the firs t stage — the bul k cha r ge — M S2000 delive rs its full- rated outp ut curre nt. This c onst ant cur rent i s delivered to the ba tterie s until the ba ttery vol tage approa ches its gassing vo ltage — typi cally around 13.5 volts for 12 v[...]

Batter y Char g in g R efer en c e f or the M ain C harg er B – 4 975-0125-02-01 Equali zation Charg e The equali zation char ge must be manually init iated from the System Control Panel because it is not r equired ea ch time the ba ttery is r echar ged. Equalizati on is a delibe rate overcha rge des igned to return eac h cell to optim um conditi[...]

Bat tery Chargi ng Refe renc e for t he Main C harg er 975-0125-02-01 B – 5 Charge Al gor it hm Graph Charge Algori thm Defi nit ions T able B- 1 Bat t ery De f a ul ts Figur e B-1 T hree-Stage Char ging Prof ile V A Absorpti on V oltage (VDC) 14.4 14.4 14.3 V G Gas si ng V oltage (VDC) 13.5 13.8 13.45 V F1 Fl oat V oltage (VDC) 13.5 13.8 13.45 V[...]

Batter y Char g in g R efer en c e f or the M ain C harg er B – 6 975-0125-02-01 A C Reconne ct Summary If AC is disconne cted during chargi ng, the char ge stage after AC is reconne cted is indic ated in T able B-2. T able B- 2 A C Reconnect Su mmary ∆ T F Fl oat T imeout (days) 21 21 21 ∆ T E Equa lize T imeout (hours) 1 NA NA Impo rtant: T[...]

C Te r m i n o l o g y This section provides a glossary of terms and a l i s ting of abbreviations used in this guide.[...]

T erminology C – 2 97 5-0125-02-01 Glos sa ry A bs o rp ti on C h ar g e T he sec ond stage of thr e e-st ag e batte r y cha r ging. V ol ta ge remains con s tant and curre nt reduces as th e batte ry becomes cha rged . This ensure s complete ch ar ging. Altern ating Curr ent ( AC) The ty pe of electri c al power supplie d by the power utili ty o[...]

T erminology 975-0125-02-01 C – 3 Engine Battery T he en gine bat tery is the ba tte ry c onnec ted to the Echo Char g er output. T ypicall y , this will be an engine start ing batt ery or an auxil ia ry batte ry for loads o the r than the inver te r . Fl oat Ch a rge T he th ird sta ge of thre e-st ag e batte ry cha r ging . After bat terie s re[...]

T erminology C – 4 97 5-0125-02-01 Sine W ave The standa rd wave form of electr ic ut ility AC power . A s ine wa ve is a roun ded, smooth wav eform alte rna tin g above and be low ze ro volts . Surg e Capaci ty The amount of curren t an inverter ca n deliver for short period s of time. Most elect ric motor s dra w up t o six t o te n tim es the [...]

T erminology 975-0125-02-01 C – 5 Abbrevi ations Abbreviation Full name Defin ition A Amp e re ( Am p s) See G loss ar y . ABYC America n Boat a nd Y acht C ouncil The ABYC is an Americ an or ga nizat ion that publi sh es recre at ional boa ti ng safet y st an dards. AC A l t ernat ing Curr ent See Glos sar y . AGM Absorbe d Gla ss Mat A type of [...]

T erminology C – 6 97 5-0125-02-01 SOC S tate of char ge Indi c ate s the quanti ty of e lec trica l ene r gy s tored insid e a batte r y . UL Underwrit e rs Labor atory A standa rds writing an d certifi cati on body which te s ts and approve s pro ducts fo r regulat ory compl iance t o int ernationa l stand ards. THD T otal Harmoni c Dist ortion[...]

975-0125-02-01 WA – 1 W arranty an d Prod uct Info rma tion Wa r r a n t y Wha t does t hi s wa rr anty co ver? This Limit ed W arranty is provi ded by Xantrex T echnology , Inc. ("Xantr e x") and c overs de fects i n workmanship and mate rials i n your MS200 0 Sine W ave Inverte r/Char ger. Th is warrant y peri od lasts for 24 months f[...]

War ranty and Return WA – 2 97 5-0125-02-01 What pro of of purchas e is req uir ed? In any warra nty claim, da ted proof of purchase must accompany the pr oduct an d the prod uct must not ha ve bee n disas semble d or modif ied without pr ior wri tt en auth orizat ion b y Xantrex . Proo f of purchase may be in any one of th e following forms: •[...]

War ranty an d Re turn 975-0125-02-01 WA – 3 SPECIF I CAL L Y , PLEAS E NO TE THA T TH E MS 2000 S INE W AVE I NVE RTER /C HARGER S HOULD NOT BE USED IN CONNECTION WIT H LIFE SUPPOR T SYSTEM S OR OTHER MEDI CAL EQUIPME NT OR DEVICES . WITHOUT LIMITING THE GENERALITY OF THE FOREGOING , XANTREX MAKES NO REPRESENT A TIONS OR W ARRANTIE S RE GARDING [...]

War ranty and Return WA – 4 97 5-0125-02-01 Inf o rm at ion Abou t Y our Sys t em As soon as you open your MS2000 Sine W ave Inverte r/C har ger package, record the follo wing informat ion an d be sure to kee p your proo f of purchas e. If you need t o conta ct Cus tomer Service , ple ase r ecord th e follo wing deta il s befor e cal ling. T his [...]

abs orpt i on char ge B – 3 AC knockou t illus tr ated 1 – 9 locat ions of 1 – 7 AC re connec t s u mm ar y B – 6 AC wir i ng co mpa rtmen t acce s s pa nel 1 – 7 AGM (absor bed gl ass mat) bat terie s B – 2 batt e ri es AGM (absorbed gla ss mat) B – 2 cust om B – 2 flooded B – 2 gel B – 2 wet B – 2 batt e ry damage , risk of [...]

Index IX – 2 975-0125-02-01 a uto m a tic 4 – 2 defini tion 2 – 24, 4 – 9 esc alati ng automat ic 4 – 2 manual 2 – 24, 4 – 2 fault type s 4 – 2 fault s a nd warni ngs 4 – 2 FCC comp l ian ce A – 5 regu lati ons x flo a t ch arg e B – 3 Force Cha r ge, defined 3 – 24 fr ont pa nel describe d 1 – 7 illus tr ated 1 – 7 fr o[...]

Index 975-0125-02-01 IX – 3 System Control Panel buttons describe d 2 – 3 functi on of 2 – 2 illus tr ated 2 – 6 using 2 – 3 system me n u map 3 – 3 system mo de operat e 2 – 7 power s ave 2 – 7 system sc reen, examp l e of 3 – 4 three -stage char ging a lgori thm B – 2 thr e e-st ag e cha rg ing pr o fil e, ill u stra te d B ?[...]

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