The EPEVER MT50 is a remote display and programming accessory designed for use with EPEVER solar charge controllers. It provides a user-friendly interface for monitoring and configuring various parameters of the solar charge controller. The MT50 remote display is particularly useful for systems where the charge controller is installed in a location that is difficult to access, such as an outdoor setting or in a remote location.
To use the EPEVER MT50 Remote Display, you generally need to connect it to the charge controller using the provided communication cable. Once connected, you can use the buttons on the MT50 to navigate through the various menus and access different settings and information. The specific functionalities and settings that can be accessed through the MT50 can vary depending on the model of the EPEVER solar charge controller you are using.
The EPEVER MT50 Remote Display has six buttons below the display: Esc, Left, Up, Right, Down, and OK. The OK button is used to enter menus and save options, the arrow buttons are used for navigation and changing values and options, and the Esc button is used to go back or exit the menu.
When pressing the OK button, you will first enter the menu. Pressing OK once more, you get the subpages on the chosen menu item, and pressing OK once again, you can change the parameters for that subpage. Pressing Esc takes you the same way backward.
Changing values might require a password. The default password for the EPEVER MT50 is 000000. If you change several settings in the same session, you will not be asked for the password every time, but you will be "logged out" after about 10 minutes. When programming settings such as charging parameters, load control settings, and battery type selections, refer to your battery manufacturer specifications.
As always, refer to the user manual and documentation provided by the EPEVER. For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding their products and availability, contact us at www.santansolar.com.
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