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EPSOLAR CONTROLLER
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IPS48-100/200 H
PHOTOVOLTAIC-HYBRID
POWER SYSTEM CONTROLLER
USER’S BOOK
GUIDE FOR INSTALLATION
EPSOLAR CONTROLLER
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. DESCRIPTION ··········································· 1
2. FEATURES··············································· 1
3. SPECIFICATIONS ········································· 2
4. CONTROLLER LAYOUT PICTURE & BLOCK DIAGRAM············· 3
4.1. DC SWITCH BOARD TERMINAL·························· 5
4.2. I/O BOARD TERMINAL··································6
4.3. CABINET SIZE·········································7
4.4. IPS48-100/200H SOALR CONTROLLER BLOCK DIAGRAM····8
5. DESCRIPTION OF BLOCK DIAGRAM····························9
5. 1. CHARGE REGULATOR··································9
5.2. CONTROL BOARD······································9
5.3. ELECTRICITY ISOLATED INTERFACE BOARD················10
5.4. GRAPHIC LCD DISPLAY & KEYPAD························10
5.5. ABOUT COMMUNICATION·······························10
5.6. DISPLAY·············································10
6. INSTALLATION·············································11
7. DISPLAY & KEYPAD OPERATION GUIDE·························12
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1. DESCRIPTION
The IPS48-100/200H PV CONTROLLER is the FULL-TECH controller solution for your
telecommunication, residential, remote monitoring equipment and hybrid power needs.
FULL-TECH because we gather into the most advanced and innovative features in the
advanced controller systems, such as EXPERT CONTROL SYSTEM developed by us. It
addresses the optimum, precise, high ratio available needs of your batteries as well as
loads.
2. FEATURES
Industrial blocking electricity design structure.
High reliability, anti- interference, efficiency, EMC, Easy installation and
maintenance.
Advanced double Micro-Processor (MCU) control circuit structure to separately
processing the real-time control and the running management, to ensure and
allow real-time control MCU to fulfill flexible controller configuration.
Based on the EXPERT CONTROL SYSTEM, to optimize SOC for batteries charge
and discharge.
Three equalized/boost/float regulation is used. The regulation voltages are
adjustable via the keypad and display. Up to four stage bank switching can be
used which allows taper charging in the boost mode and low speed switching
regulation in the float mode.
Optimized control for calculating of discharge-rate and temp compensation, to
allow exact discharge depth, and sure the batteries long life using.
Exact remote digital temp sensor(±0.1℃),for the battery temp measurement
Full multi- parameter control
Multi PV array charge input (4, 6 choose)
240×128 dots STN GRAPHIC LCD of wide running temperature, 4 buttons
keyboard, to form operate display interface. Only easily move cursor to check
parameter and setting.
Power MOSFET drive board, interface board, control board, use isolated work
power. Dada exchange of board to board, use PHOTOCOUPLE to isolate
electricity. A/D Sample channels also isolated. Integrated electricity isolation to
allow high anti- interference and security of program running.
High performance 12 bit A to D converter,to achieve precise A/D resolution rate
Hall current sensor used for each PV array changing current, load current and
generator current sample circuit. To get synchronization sample, no power
losing current sample, as well as isolated electricity sample. Isolated amplifier
also used for each voltage sample channel.
Power MOSFET drive, use 5 times rating current design and low resistance
MOSFET module. To get very low power loss, overload ability, and good running
in impact load.
Each Power MOSFET module embedded protection circuit, fault self monitor
alarm output.
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Auto control or remote control operate backup generator ON/OFF, online
real-time monitoring work condition of generator, and gather generator data of
current, temperature alarm, oil capacity alarm.
512K BYTE FLASHROM for data logging, more than two month data saving.
Real-time clock with backup power
System safety: Reverse polarity protected, transient protection, circuit breakers
on arrays
Multi I/O port, control port, outside sample port, alarm.
RS-232 communication port ( for MODEN,GPRS, etc)
Warranty 2 years
CONTROLLER OUT LOOK PICTURE
OUTLOOK OPERATE PANEL
MAINTIAMANCE BACK OF LCD DISPLAY & KEY BOARD
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3. SPECIFICATIONS
Nominal Voltage 48 Volt
Supply current maximum 180 mA
Supply current typical 160 mA
Charge Regulator
Array amount 4(100A)/6(200A)
Array input voltage maximum 96 Volt
Solar charge current maximum per bank 35 Amp
Voltage drop of charge circuit < 0.15 Volt
Total solar charge current 100/200A Amp
Equalized charge voltage setting range 55 ~ 65 Volt (Default 60)
Boost charge voltage setting range 53 ~ 60 Volt (Default 56)
Float charge voltage setting range 50 ~ 58 Volt (Default 54)
Boost cut in voltage setting range 48 ~ 54 Volt (Default 51)
Temp compensation 1 ~ 9 mV/℃/Cell (Default 5)
Wire entry size 16(100A)/16(200A) mm2
Output Voltage Control
Continuous output current maximum 50 Amp
Current overload limit 100 Amp
Over discharge cut off voltage 42 ~ 48 Volt
Over discharge return voltage 49 ~ 55 Volt
Voltage drop of discharge circuit 0.1 Volt
Wire entry size of battery and load 35(100A)/95(200A) mm2
Optional wire entry size of battery 35(100A)/95(200A) mm2
Generator
Generator current measurement 400 Amp ( DC side)
Auto cut in voltage setting range 46 ~ 48 Volt
(cut in voltage = batt low voltage)
Relay capacity of start Generator 1/220 Amp / Volt AC
Generator oil low fault alarm port 1 rely signal input
Generator over temperature alarm port 1 rely signal input
Other alarm
Battery lower voltage alarm setting range 46 ~ 48 Volt
Battery over voltage alarm 68 Volt
LCD display & communication
LCD view area 114×64 mm×mm
Resolution of dots 240×128 DOTS
Communication RS-232
Environment
Operating temperature range -35 ~ + 55 ℃
LCD display temperature -20 ~ + 55 ℃
Protection class IP66
Altitude < 5000 metres
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4. CONTROLLER LAYOUT PICTURE & BLOCK DIAGRAM
Note: The picture is for example of 100A
ISOLATED POWER BOARD
MOSFET POWER MODULE
INTERFACE BOARD
CONTROL BOARD
CONTROL BOARD
HALL SENSOR BOARD
LCD BOARD BACK
I/O BOARD
LCD DISPLAY
KEY BOARD
DC SWITCH BOARD
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4.1. DC SWITCH BOARD TERMINAL
EXPLANATION:
1、 Ground terminal
2、+PV(1~6)- Terminals for solar panel. 6 arrays.
3、+BAT(1~2)- Terminals for battery bank. BAT 1 is for main battery charging, BAT2 is
for
generation charging.
4、+LOAD - Terminal for DC48V load
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4.2. I/O BOARD TERMINAL
pin definition device pin definition device
1 +12V generator
HALL sensor
A S1 generator
ON/OFF port 2 GND1 B S2
3 HALL
Output
C S3 Load Switch
4 -12V D S4
5 NC E +24V
6 GND2 digital temp
sensor
F over temp generator alarm
& state input 7 Tb Signal G oil low
fault 8 +5V H Running
ok 9 +12V Modem power I GND
10 GND2 J EL
Load Error
RS232 port
pin definition
2 RXD data receive
3 TXD data transfer
5 GND power
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
A B C D E F G H I
J
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4.3. CABINET SIZE
IPS48-100H mounting dimension
IPS48-200H mounting dimension
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4.4.
Solar
Array +
Bank 1-
Bank 2-
Bank 3-
Bank -
Note: for ISP48100, only 4 arrays
4
Load+
Load-
Hall Current Sensor×4
ISP48100H SOALR CONTROLLER BLOCK DIAGRAM
Hall
Current
Sensor
+
Battery
Bank
-
Circuit
Breaker
MOSFET
Switch
ON/OFF
Switch
Circuit
Breaker
Circuit
Breaker
Circuit
Breaker
Circuit
Breaker
MOSFET
Switch
MOSFET
Switch
MOSFET
Switch
MOSFET
Switch
240×128 DOTS
Graphic LCD
Display
4 KEY BOARD
1 Digital Temp
Sensor
2 Relays(S1/2)
SWITCH OUTPUTS
4 switch inputs
(IN1/2/3/4)
CONTROL BOARD RS-232
Serial port
1 Relays(s3) switch
output
generator/grid
GPRS
MODEN
Isolated
Power
Supply
±12V
+24V
±12V
+5V
Electricity Isolated
INTERFACE BOARD
6 6
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5. DESCRIPTION OF BLOCK DIAGRAM
This section contains a description of the functions of each section in the block diagram.
5. 1. CHARGE REGULATOR
Charging:
Charge regulators are used to protect the storage batteries from overcharging. This
particular regulator uses a three state Equalized /boost/float type control scheme. The
photovoltaic panels are divided into 4 or 6 banks (or sub arrays).
In the boost mode, all banks are connected so that the full charge current flows into the
battery until its voltage reaches the taper voltage and remain 30 minutes. As the battery
voltage continues to rise, banks are progressively disconnected (beginning with bank 1),
If battery voltage 2V higher than boost voltage, two banks will be disconnect until only
one bank is charging. A time delay occurs between changes in bank connection
(adjustable 4 ~ 8 second) . This is necessary to allow the new conditions to stabilize and
prevent oscillation. Banks can be paralleled and the unit used as a one, two, or three
bank regulator by system monitor analysis program, to meet some charge mode need.
In case of the battery over-discharge occur, the battery will sustain the Equalized
maximum voltage, then the regulator will switch into the boost mode.
When the battery will sustain the boost maximum voltage, the regulator will switch into
the float mode. In this mode, the charge current is reduced to that level which is
necessary to keep the battery voltage within a preset float range. Floating the batteries
in float voltage range helps to keep them fully charged and prolongs their life. To
eliminate audio interference, the bank switching in the float mode can be no faster than
1 change 4 second.
When the battery voltage remains below the boost cut-in voltage for 3 minutes, the
regulator will switch back into boost mode and will remain in boost until the voltage
rises again to the boost maximum.
The charge current switching is done with rugged power MOSFET devices. These devices
result in a very low voltage drop across the bank switches when on and enable the unit
to achieve very low operating power dissipation. They are also arranged to as to block
reverse current flow due to panel wiring shorts and solar night loss currents. This design
eliminates the need for reverse blocking diodes.
The optional temperature sensor is able to compensate for battery temperature
variations over the range -40 ~ +65ºC.
Discharging:
The controller remain opening if without the error for load and close output when
over-load, short circuit, and over-discharging. When battery voltage higher than low
voltage reconnect, controller will start output automatically.
In case of over-load, short circuit protection, controller won’t start output auto. Please
check and shoot the trouble of load: Press “ESC” return to main menu, then press “ESC”
“PREVIOUS”.
5.2. CONTROL BOARD
Two MEGA128 series microcontroller are used to control the unit. One is for real-time
control, process all input data, and control model calculating, analyses, controls output.
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Another is for systems manage, such as communications manage, data record and
transfer, as well as LCD display and keyboard manages, etc. These make the control
system having the fast response time.
5.3. ELECTRICITY ISOLATED INTERFACE BOARD
Voltages are measured using a high performance 12 bit A to D converter and an isolated
amplifier is used for main side and second side electricity isolate. Currents are
measured using 6 HALL current sensors. One of 6 HALL current sensors is outside the
cabinet to measure the generator current, near the GENERATOE DC ADAPTOR OUT
power line. To reduce the effects of noise and transients (or spikes), the voltage and
current measurements are processed through a digital smoothing filter with a time
constant of 0.5 sec. These sample methods fulfill an isolated measurement of no power
lose. Enhance the anti- interference and security reliability of system part and program
running.
5.4. GRAPHIC LCD DISPLAY & KEYPAD
The controller uses a 240 x 128 dots STN graphic liquid crystal display to show its
information and a 4 key keypad to select which information is displayed, or to alter the
settings.
5.5. ABOUT COMMUNICATION
The controller has a serial port for connecting to remote monitoring and control
equipment. This serial port is available in forms - RS232.
The RS232 port has only transmit (TX) and receive (RX) and Signal Ground connections
available. The port has 15kV ESD protection. All of operation above can be processed on
remote PC by communication. PC monitor program introduction see the hand book “PV
Plant Remote Monitor System”.
5.6. DISPLAY
SEE 7 SECTION.
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6. INSTALLATION
This section provides some notes on installation.
Mounting
The cabinet is sealed to IP66 standard and so can be installed outside if necessary.
However, it is best if it is under cover and out of direct sunlight.
Temperature Sensor Using
If the temperature sensor is to be used, plug it into the two pin terminal on the temp PIN
of the I/O board. The sensor is polarized, but the connecter will not allow the sensor to
be connected back to front. So take care to connect the wire with the stripe on it to the
Temp input as shown.
The sensor acts as a digital communication device which is proportional to temperature.
This means that the cabling to the sensor can be extended without having to worry
about voltage drops along the wire.
The sensor must be installed in good thermal contact with the battery case. Do not
place the sensor near but out of contact with the batteries. This will give false correction
because the air temperature will not be the same as the battery temperature. Good
thermal contact can be achieved in the following ways:
1. Glue the sensor to the battery case as shown in diagram Figure 1.
2. Wedge the sensor in the gap between two batteries in the bank with a piece of foam
rubber. The foam rubber will hold it against the battery as well as sealing around it.
3. Place the sensor against the battery and cover it with a duct tape strip which goes all
the way round the battery and wraps back on itself a couple of times. This will prevent it
coming undone easily.
4. Sit one of the batteries on top of it. A space can be cut in the support shelf and a
piece of foam rubber used to hold it against the battery.
5. Wedge between the battery and the wall using foam rubber to insulate it from the
wall.
Notes:
1. It is very important to get the polarity of the TEMP SENSOR connection correct!
2. The TEMP SENSOR connection should installed before power turn on. During power
turn on, do not plug in or out the TEMP SENSOR.
Start Up
Install the regulator with all the circuit breaker switches switched off.
Turn on the battery switch first. The small red LED on the power board should come on
indicating power is good. The LCD display should also light up and display an initializing.
When the power board is O.K., turn on the load/limiter circuit breaker, check that the
load current and voltage are correct via the keypad.
Finally, turn on the charge circuit breakers. Check each bank in turn using Running
Monitoring Interface
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7. DISPLAY & KEYPAD OPERATION GUIDE
KEY BOARD DEFINITION AND USING
ENTER: Sure get in to the menu of cursor indicated, or finish and sure the input’s setting
item.
ESC: Back to previous menu, or cancel the input’s setting item
NEXT: move cursor to next menu, or minus digit
PREVIOUS: move cursor to previous menu, or plus digit
GETTING START
Power on, system go into Initializing. Few seconds later, show start picture. Then display
main menu, and cursor on the first line. You can use ▲ or ▼ key to move and select
menu you want.
IF THE FIRST START
Move cursor to “Parameter Query” menu, press “ENTER” key, display show “Parameter
setting” interface, then, check all work parameters if you need. Press “ESC” exit.
PARAMETER SETTING
Move cursor to “Parameter Setting” menu, press “ENTER” key, then show “ password”,
should input password as orderly pressing PREVIOUS, NEXT, ESC, ENTER, ESC, ENTER
key. The following interface displayed.
ENTER ESC NEXT PREVIOUS
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If move cursor to “Default Parameter” item, press ENTER key, load all default setting
parameter auto set and saving. When setting wrong, do this step.
If move cursor to “Parameter Setting” item, and press ENTER key, the following two
pages interface displayed.
Press ENTER key, go next setting item; Press ESC key, go above setting item; Move
cursor by PREVIOUS or NEXT key to modify the digit value.
Saving the setting results
Saving the setting results by moving cursor to last item using ENTER key, press ENTER
key again, saving the setting result and back to previous menu.
Cancel setting and return
Cancel the setting results by moving cursor to first item using ESC key, press ESC key
again, cancel the setting result and back to previous menu.
SETTING PARAMETER MODIFY EXPLAIN
During setting, should meet following formula:
Equalized voltage value > Boost voltage value > Float voltage value > Charge return
value
Also the setting value should meet following table:
Rate
voltage
Equalized
voltage
Boost
voltage
Float
voltage
Charge
return
Lower
voltage
Over discharge
voltage
Over discharge
return
voltage
48V
Max
limit 65 60 58 54 49 48 55
Min
limit 55 53 50 48 48 42 49
default 60 56 54 51 48 45 52
RUNNING MONITORING INTERFACE
From “main menu”, select “Running Monitoring” item get in. The following 3 pages
interface displayed. Press ▲ or ▼ key view and cut page.
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RECORD QUERY
From “main menu”, select “Record Query” item get in. The following two pages interface
displayed. Press ▲ or ▼ key view and cut page.
Press ENTER or ESC key, moving cursor to Y (YEAR), M (MONTH), D (DAY), or H (HOUR)
item. Press ▲ or ▼ key modify time value. Then, press ENTER key, moving cursor to
“Cancel” or “Yes” item.
If select “Cancel” and press ENTER key, return previous menu.
If select “Yes” and Press ENTER key, display record data in the time. Show in following
interface. Press ▲ or ▼ key moving cursor to “ Prior ” item, or “Next ” item,
then press ENTER key, view other record item.
If going view, move cursor to “Continue” item, press ENTER key.
If want return “main menu”, move cursor to “Exit” item, press ENTER key.
MALFUNCTION QUERY
From “main menu”, select “Malfunction Query” item get in. The following two pages
interface displayed.
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Press ENTER or ESC key, move cursor to Y (YEAR), M (MONTH), or D (DAY) item. Press ▲
or ▼ key modify time value. Press ENTER key, move cursor to “cancel” item, If cancel
press ENTER key. if not, Press ▲ or ▼ key, move cursor to “Yes” item, then press ENTER
key to view the record data in the time, by using ▲ or ▼ key.
If going view, move cursor to “Continue” item, press ENTER key.
If want return “main menu”, move cursor to “Exit” item, press ENTER key.
DATE AND TIME SETTING
From “main menu”, select “Malfunction Query” item get in. Input pass word, same as
“Parameter Setting”. The following page interface displayed.
Press ENTER or ESC key, move cursor to Y (YEAR), M (MONTH), or D (DAY) item. Press ▲
or ▼ key modify time value.
Saving the setting results
Saving the setting results by moving cursor to last item using ENTER key, press ENTER
key again, saving the setting result and back to previous menu.
Cancel setting and return
Cancel the setting results by moving cursor to first item using ESC key, press ESC key
again, cancel the setting result and back to previous menu.
LCD DISPLAY BACK GROUND LED
Pressing of each key can light the LCD Display Back Ground LED. After several seconds
no key is pressed, the Back Ground LED auto OFF.
DATA LOGGING
Saving running data in to flash ROM at the time of 0, 20, 40 min in every hour for the
data recording. Flash ROM capacity can meet three months data recording. The data
include all of the displayed parameter data and running state. After three month’s data
recording, no download occur by the PC during the time, the flash will be auto clear for
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saving new data.
SYSTEM PART FAULT ALARM
When controller part diagnosed fault, LCD display will show the fault item in character
way. You can check the fault content in local or in remote monitoring PC.
If clear fault state, press ▲ and ESC key at same time,