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='''NEW:''' Physical power selector switch=
='''NEW:''' Physical power selector switch=
* This switch is found on the interface board.   
* This switch is found on the interface board.   
* It could be turned to limit MAX device output. By changing rotary switch position it is possible to charge charger’s max output.
* It could be turned to limit MAX device output. By changing rotary switch position it is possible to change charger’s max output.
* By default (position 0) charger sets max possible output power depending on HW.  
* By default (position 0) charger sets max possible output power depending on HW.  
* Possible values differ between different modification devices.[[File:Power selector switch.png|thumb|none]]
* Possible values differ between different modification devices.[[File:Power selector switch.png|thumb|none]]
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* Meter port will be used for load balance and MID meter.  
* Meter port will be used for load balance and MID meter.  
* DLM port used only for load management.  
* DLM port used only for load management.  
* Dynamic Load Managment with MID meter for all of the secondary devices is '''possible'''  
* Dynamic Load Management with MID meter for all of the secondary devices is '''possible'''  
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*''PIN code''
*''PIN code''
*''APN adress''
*''APN address''
*''Username''
*''Username''
*''Password''
*''Password''
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==Temperature warning==
==Temperature warning==
There is a possibility to increase temperature warning level. When charger reaches this temperature level, it starts to ventilate itself by decreasing charging power. If Charger reaches 80''°C''  it turns off relays and stops charging process.
There is a possibility to increase temperature warning level. When charger reaches this temperature level, it starts to ventilate itself by decreasing charging power. If Charger reaches 8''5°C''  it turns off relays and stops charging process.





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