$CPP:n - Change POST-FLOAT parameters in CPE user entry n (n = 7 or 8) This command (with its parameters) will cause the POST- FLOAT portion of a Charge Profile Entry to be updated. Parameters must be in the following order and include comma “,” separators where indicated. Extra spaces before and/or after the parameters are allowed.
$CPP:n <Exit Duration>, <Revert VBat>, <Revert Amp-hours>, <VBat Set Point>
n: (7 8) ‘ n’ is the Charge Profile Table Entry that will be modified. Use range 7 to 8.
Exit Duration: <WHOLE NUMBER (0 30000 (500 hours)) > After entering POST-FLOAT phase, a timer will be started. After ‘ ExitDuration’ minutes have expired POST-FLOAT mode will exit and the regulator will revert to BULK phase. Setting ‘ ExitDuration’ = 0 will cause the regulator to remain in POST-FLOAT mode unless triggered by another exit criteria. Revert VBat: <<FLOATING POINT NUMBER (0.0 16.5)> While in POST-FLOAT mode, if the system battery voltage drops below ‘RevertVBat’’ it is an indication that a large load has been placed on the system and the regulator will re-start a charge cycle, looping back to BULK mode. Setting ‘R evertVBat ’ = 0 will disable this feature. Revert Amps-hours : <WHOLE NUMBER (-250 0)> After entering POST-FLOAT mode if the accumulated number of Amp Hours removed from the battery exceeded ‘RevertAmp - hours’ the regulator will re-start a charge cycle, looping back to BULK mode. Note that this trigger goes directly to Bulk, as opposed to back to Float mode. Setting ‘RevertAmp - hours’ = 0 will disable this feature <FLOATING POINT NUMBER (0.0 16.5) > Voltage the Regulator will use during POST- FLOAT phase. This value is a floating-point number and entered for a normalized 12v system. If set = 0.0 (default), charging will be disabled during post-float mode. VBat Set Point:
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