ZXDT02 S201

Charge Controller

Technical Manual
Version: V1.0R02

ZTE CORPORATION
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Revision History
Revision No.

Revision Date

Revision Reason

R1.0

2010-01-11

First edition

R1.1

2011-02-21

Waterproof and dustproof degree was updated

Serial Number: 20090012-002

Publishing Date: 2011-02-21 (R1.1)

Contents
About this Manual .......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Overview .................................................................................... 1-1
1.1 System Introduction............................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 System Configuration ......................................................................................... 1-2
1.3 Functions........................................................................................................... 1-2
1.4 Features ............................................................................................................ 1-4
1.5 Technical Specifications...................................................................................... 1-4
1.6 Compliant Standards .......................................................................................... 1-6

Chapter 2 Charge Controller ..................................................................... 2-1

2.1 Dimensions and Weight ...................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 System Structure................................................................................................ 2-1
2.3 Signal Interface Board ........................................................................................ 2-3

Chapter 3 Monitoring Unit ......................................................................... 3-1

3.1 Operation Panel ................................................................................................. 3-1
3.2 Main Menu......................................................................................................... 3-2
3.3 Menu Hierarchy.................................................................................................. 3-3
3.4 Parameter List ................................................................................................... 3-4

Chapter 4 Hybrid power supply ................................................................ 4-1

4.1 Overview ........................................................................................................... 4-1
4.2 Mixing with the Rack-Type Power Supply............................................................. 4-1
4.3 Mixing with the Embedded Power Supply............................................................. 4-2
4.4 Two Charge Controllers in Parallel....................................................................... 4-3

Appendix A Monitor Networking Mode ................................................... A-1

Appendix B Electrical Connection Diagram ........................................... B-1
Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables ............................................................................................................ III

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About this Manual

Purpose of this Manual
This manual applies to the ZXDT02 S201 (V1.0R02) charge controller (hereinafter referred
to as the charge controller).
The charge controller belongs to the base station power supply. It can be installed both
on wall and on rod; it adopts the front-maintenance structure to facilitate maintenance and
save space, thus meeting the market requirements.
Before installing, operating or maintaining the charge controller, read this manual carefully
and pay attention to various warning symbols and statements on the equipment. After
reading, keep this manual properly for future consulting.
This manual applies to the maintenance personnel.

What is in this Manual

Chapter/Appendix

Description

Chapter 1 Overview

Describes the configuration, features, functions, technical

specifications, and compliant standards of the charge controller

Chapter 2 Charge Controller

Provides the dimensions, weight, and structure of the charge

controller and describes the signal interface board

Chapter 3 Monitoring Unit

Describes the operation interface, main menus and menu

hierarchy of the monitoring unit and provides the parameter list

Chapter 4 Hybrid Power Supply

Describes hybrid power supply solutions

Appendix A Monitor Networking

Describes the monitor networking mode of the charge controller

Mode
Appendix B Electrical Connection

Provides the electrical connection diagram of the charge

Diagram

controller

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Chapter 1

Overview
Table of Contents
System Introduction....................................................................................................1-1
System Configuration .................................................................................................1-2
Functions ...................................................................................................................1-2
Features.....................................................................................................................1-4
Technical Specifications .............................................................................................1-4
Compliant Standards..................................................................................................1-6

1.1 System Introduction

A solar power system is used to convert solar energy into electricity and store the electricity.
It comprises the PV modules, charge controller, storage batteries, loads, and so on.
Figure 1-1 shows the location of the charge controller in a solar power system.
Figure 1-1 Location of Charge Controller

The main function of ZXDT02 S201 charge controller is to convert the nonlinear output
voltage of PV modules into the 48 VDC voltage that is required by communication
equipment. Meanwhile. the charge controller provides multiple functions, such as battery
management, monitoring, DC distribution, and so on.

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1.2 System Configuration

ZXDT02 S201 charge controller supports four kinds of system capacity: 60 A, 100 A, 150
A, and 200 A. The system capacity depends on the number of PV input branches.

Note:
Table 1-1 describes the standard system configuration. The actual configuration is subject
to the business contract.

Table 1-1 ZXDT02 S201 System Configuration

Component
PV input switch

DC output switch

Configuration
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For the 60 A system: Two sets (each 30 A)

For the 100 A system: Four sets (each 25 A)

For the 150 A system: Six sets (each 25 A)

For the 200 A system: Eight sets (each 25 A)

For the 60 A system: Two LLVD1 switches (each 16 A), two

LLVD2 switches (each 16 A)

For the 100 A system: Two LLVD1 switches (each 25 A),

two LLVD2 switches (each 25 A)

For the 150 A system: Four LLVD1 switches (each 25 A),

two LLVD2 switches (each 25 A)

For the 200 A system: Four LLVD1 switches (each 25 A),

two LLVD2 switches (each 25 A)

Battery switch (optional)

Two 3P switches

Surge arrester

For the 60 A system: Three sets

For the 100 A system: Five sets

For the 150 A system: Seven sets

For the 200 A system: Nine sets

Communication interface

RS232, RS485, and IP network port

Monitoring unit

One set

1.3 Functions
The functions of the ZXDT02 S201 charge controller are described in Table 1-2.

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Table 1-2 Functions

Function

Description

Alarm function

When a fault occurs, the monitoring unit generates the

corresponding audible and visible alarm and reports the
alarm to the background monitoring PC.

The monitoring unit stores history alarms and history

operation records.

The charge controller is provided with eight auxiliary alarm

output relays.

Protection function

Reverse connection

The solar cells can still work normally after the correction of

protection for solar cells

reversed polarity connection.

Over-current and

The charge controller provides over-current and short-circuit

short-circuit protection

protection through load switches, which should be manually

for loads

recovered after being turned off.

Open circuit protection for

In case of battery open circuit, if solar cells charge normally, the

storage batteries

charge controller will restrict the terminal voltage of the load

for protection.

Over-discharge protection

The over-discharge protection is performed through the LLVD1

for storage batteries

and LLVD2 functions. In case of over-discharge, the buzzer

gives an alarm and send signals to the remote PC.

Overcharge protection for

Battery overcharge will cause all the PV loops to be shut down,

storage batteries

In case of overcharge, the buzzer gives an alarm and send

signals to the remote PC.

Protection against reverse

To prevent storage batteries from charging the PV modules

charging during night

during night

Lightning protection

One lightning protection module is added at each PV input

terminal.

Communication function

RS232/RS485 interfaces are provided for centralized

monitoring.

Man-machine interaction function

The man-machine interaction interface helps to set system

parameters and query running data in a convenient and reliable
way.

Battery management function

Charging control function

Automatic floating and equalizing charge

Intelligent current limit management

LLVD1 function (optional: LLVD2 function)

The charge controller provides two charging control modes.

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Intelligent control mode

PWM control mode

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1.4 Features
ZXDT02 S201 charge controller has the following features.
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Sophisticated battery management

Extending battery service life with the technology developed by ZTE Corporation

Connecting a maximum of two battery packs

Favorable compatibility

Compatible with the 60 A, 100 A and 150 A systems

Supporting two charge controllers in parallel

Intelligent charge and discharge management

PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) mode

Intelligent mode

Convenient maintenance

Cable connection and system maintenance can be done from the front side of
the system, which saves installation space and cost

Convenient for the replacement and maintenance of those easily damaged

components, such as the fan and the surge arrester

Reliable system design

Improving system security by performing software and hardware backup

Improving system reliability by providing multiple protection functions (including

lightning protection functions)

Various communication interfaces

Providing RS232/RS485 communication interfaces for system monitoring

Using the same protocol formats and networking modes as the other power
equipment of ZTE Corporation, thus meeting the integrated monitoring
requirement

1.5 Technical Specifications

Working Environment
Item

Specification

Working temperature

20 ~ +55

Storage temperature

40 ~ +70

Relative humidity

5% ~ 95%

Altitude

< 2000 m
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Item

Specification

Vibration and impact

Impact: The charge controller can resist the peak acceleration of 150
m/s2 for continuously 11 ms.
Vibration: Frequency: 10 ~ 55 Hz (sine sweep); oscillation amplitude:
0.35 mm

Waterproof and dustproof

IP55

DC Power Distribution
Item

Specification

PV input

36 VDC ~ 86 VDC

Maximum output current

200 A

Weighted noise voltage

< 2 mV

Peak-peak noise voltage

200 mV (stabilized voltage and limited current; DC output ranging from

0 to 20 MHz)

Efficiency

97% (with rated input and full load)

Safety

Compliant with the IEC60950 standard

Dimensions and Weight

Item

Specification

Dimensions

600 mm (H) 550 mm (W) 194.5 mm (D)

Weight

Approximately 50 kg

Detection Precision
Item

Specification

Remark

Analog precision

0.2 V

The difference between the displayed output

voltage and the measured output voltage should
be no more than 0.2 V.

The difference for the other parameters should be

no more than 5%.

Digital precision

100%

Voltage stabilizing

precision

0.2 V in the

Prerequisite for voltage stabilization: The PV input

pulse width

should be sufficient for the charge controller to reach

modulation

full-range voltage stabilization.

(PWM) mode;
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Within a certain
range in the
intelligent mode

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1.6 Compliant Standards

Performance Standards
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YD/T 10732000
YD/T 6372006
YD/T 9831998

International Standards and Authentications

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IEC 61000
EN55022
IEC 60950
73/23/EEC
89/336/EEC
FCC PART 15

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Charge Controller
Table of Contents
Dimensions and Weight..............................................................................................2-1
System Structure........................................................................................................2-1
Signal Interface Board ................................................................................................2-3

2.1 Dimensions and Weight

Dimensions
Figure 2-1 shows the dimensions of the charge controller.
Figure 2-1 Dimensions of the Charge Controller

Dimensions: 600 mm (H) 550 mm (W) 194.5 mm (D)

Weight
Weight: Approximately 50 kg

2.2 System Structure

Figure 2-2 shows the structure of the ZXDT02 S201 charge controller.
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Figure 2-2 System Structure

1.
2.
3.
4.

5. LLVD2 switch
6. Battery negative connection
terminal
7. Signal interface board (SIB)

Surge arrester
Working ground busbar
PV input switch
LLVD1 switch

8. Monitoring unit

Components in Figure 2-2 are described in Table 2-1.

Table 2-1 Components Description
Component

Description

Battery negative connection

Used to connect the negative polarity of the storage battery

terminal
LLVD1 switch

LLVD2 switch

PV input switch

Signal interface board (SIB)

To control ON/OFF of less important DC output branches

To provide overload protection for each DC output branch

To control ON/OFF of important DC output branches

To provide overload protection for each DC output branch

To control ON/OFF of each PV input branch

To provide current limit protection

To provide input/output relay interfaces, environment signal

interfaces, communication interfaces and the IP card power interface

Surge arrester

To provide lightning protection for eight PV input branches and the

48 V busbar

Working ground busbar

To connect the positive polarity of the load or battery

Monitoring unit

Used to query the system running information, alarm information and

operation log, and used to modify system parameters

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2.3 Signal Interface Board

Figure 2-3 shows the signal interface board (SIB) of ZXDT02 S201 charge controller.
Figure 2-3 Signal Interface Board

The following tables define the interfaces on the signal interface board.
Table 2-2 Definitions of Input/Output Relays
Interface

Pin

Signal

Remark

X1

NO contact

Common end

NC contact

NO contact

Common end

NC contact

NO contact

Common end

NC contact

NO contact

Common end

NC contact

NO contact

Common end

NC contact

NO contact

Common end

NC contact

NO contact

Common end

Output relay 1

output.
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X2

Output relay 2

Each interface provides one relay

Each relay contact can bear a
maximum of 60 V voltage and 1 A
current.

NO means Normally Open; NC

means Normally Closed.

X3

X4

X5

X6

X7

Output relay 3

Output relay 4

Output relay 5

Output relay 6

Output relay 7

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Interface

X8

X9

Output relay 8

Input relay

Pin

Signal

NC contact

NO contact

Common end

NC contact

Input relay_1

Input relay_2

Input relay_3

Input relay_4

Input relay_refer-

Remark

Providing four relay input branches

ence ground
6

Input relay_reference ground

Table 2-3 Definitions of Environment Signal Interfaces

Interface

Pin

Signal

Remark

X10

+12 V power

Current signal is detected.

Temperature signal

+12 V power

Temperature signal

+12 V power

+12 V power

Analog ground

Flood signal

+12 V power

Analog ground

Glass broken signal

Analog ground

+12 V power

Smoke signal

+12 V power

Analog ground

Intrusion signal

Battery
temperature signal

X11

Environment
temperature signal

X12

X13

Flood signal

Glass broken
signal

X14

X15

Smoke signal

Intrusion signal

Current signal is detected.

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Interface

Pin

Signal

Remark

X16

+5 V power supply

Pulse signal is detected.

Digital ground

Humidity signal

Door magnet alarm

Analog ground

X17

Humidity signal

Door magnet
signal

Table 2-4 Definitions of Communication Interfaces

Interface

Pin

Signal

Remark

X18

RS232_RXD

RS232_TXD

GND (ground)

RS485 differential

Communication
interface 1

The RS232 and RS485 interfaces

are integrated, which can be used
as either RS232 or RS485.

RXD means Receive Data;

TXD means Transmit Data.

signal_ positive (+)

7

RS485 differential
signal_ negative (-)

X19

Communication
interface 2

RS232_RXD

RS232_TXD

GND (ground)

RS485 differential

The RS232 and RS485 interfaces

are integrated, which can be used
as either RS232 or RS485.

RXD means Receive Data;

TXD means Transmit Data.

signal_ positive (+)

7

RS485 differential
signal_ negative (-)

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Table 2-5 Definitions of the IP Card Powering Interface

Interface

Pin

Signal

Remark

X24

Analog ground

Used to supply +12 V power for the IP

+12V

IP card powering
interface

card

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Monitoring Unit
Table of Contents
Operation Panel .........................................................................................................3-1
Main Menu .................................................................................................................3-2
Menu Hierarchy..........................................................................................................3-3
Parameter List............................................................................................................3-4

3.1 Operation Panel

Figure 3-1 shows the operation panel of the ZXDT02 S201 charge controller.
Figure 3-1 Operation Panel

Table 3-1 and Table 3-2 describe the indicators and keys on the operation panel.
Table 3-1 Indicators Description
Indicators
Item

Name

Color

Description
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PWR

Power indicator

Off in case of battery disconnection or

battery power supply failure due to some

Green

fault
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On in case of normal battery power supply

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Indicators
Item

RUN

COMM

ALM

PVn
n=1,2,...,8

Name
Running state
indicator

Communication
indicator

Color

Description
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Green

Green

Flashing when the system is running

normally

Off when the system stops running

Off in normal situations

On when the system is communicating with

the outside

Alarm indicator

Red

On in case of an alarm
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On in normal situations

PV input indicator

Green

Off in case of the disconnection of the

corresponding PV input branch

LLVD1

LLVD1 indicator

Green

On when the system is performing LLVD1

LLVD2

LLVD2 indicator

Green

On when the system is performing LLVD2

Running indicator
ALT

of Diesel generator
or other power

Green

Battery indicator

Off in normal situations

On when a diesel generator or the other

power supply is running

supply
BATT

Green or red

Glowing in red when the DC voltage is low;

otherwise, glowing in green

Table 3-2 Keys Description

Key

Function

To move the cursor upwards, turn pages upwards or increase digit values

To move the cursor downwards, turn pages downwards or decrease digit values
To move the cursor leftwards
To move the cursor rightwards

Esc

To return to the upper-level interface or cancel an operation

Ent

To enter the lower-level interface or confirm an operation

RST

To reset the monitoring unit

3.2 Main Menu

To enter the main menu:
1. After the monitoring unit is turned on, the unit starts self-test and initialization. After
initialization, the LCD displays the main menu, as shown in Figure 3-2.
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2. When the monitoring unit is in the Screen Save status, press ESC to enter the main
menu.
Figure 3-2 Main Menu

Table 3-3 Description of the Main Menu

Item

Description

Function

Message

Query the real-time data of the system

Alarm

Query the real-time alarm information

Control

1. Set system parameters

2. Manage and maintain the system
3. Adjust system parameters
4. Delete history records
5. Recover default setting
6. Download program
7. Delete photovoltaic records
8. Delete power consumption records

Record

Query history alarm records, history operation records, and

peak value records

3.3 Menu Hierarchy

Figure 3-3 shows the menu hierarchy of the monitoring unit.

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Figure 3-3 Menu Hierarchy

3.4 Parameter List

There are basic parameters and hidden parameters. Only an administrator with the
appropriate password has the right to view and set the hidden parameters.

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Note:
The hidden parameters are intended for the maintenance personnel. Ordinary users do
not need to care about them.
The interfaces of the hidden parameters will not be displayed until the Ctrl main menu is
accessed with the super password.

Table 3-4 Parameters List

S/N

Parameter

Classification

Default Value

Upper Limit

Lower Limit

Float Vol.

Basic parameter

53.5 V

58 V

46 V

Equal Vol.

Basic parameter

56.4 V

58 V

46 V

Bat. Cap.

Basic parameter

1000 Ah

9999 Ah

0 Ah

Bat.Cur.Coef.

Basic parameter

0.15 C

0.40 C

0.01 C

Equal Func.

Basic parameter

Enable

Disable

Enable

Equal Period

Basic parameter

180 days

365 days

15 days

1-Shut Vol.

Basic parameter

47 V

51 V

44 V

2-Shut Vol.

Basic parameter

46 V

51 V

44 V

RS232 Bauds

Basic parameter

9600

9600

1200

10

RS485 Bauds

Basic parameter

9600

9600

1200

11

Device Add.

Basic parameter

254

12

Set Password

Basic parameter

0000

9999

0000

13

Set Relays Out

Basic parameter

14

Language

Basic parameter

English

English

Chinese

15

Buzz. Switch

Basic parameter

On

Off

On

16

In-PV.Branches

Basic parameter

17

Load1 Branchs

Basic parameter

18

Load2 Branchs

Basic parameter

19

PV.Ctrl.Mode

Basic parameter

Intelligent

PWM

Intelligent

20

Current Time

Basic parameter

21

Current Date

Basic parameter

22

Gen.Start Vol.

Hidden parameter

48 V

51 V

44 V

23

Gen.Shut Vol.

Hidden parameter

56.4 V

58 V

48 V

24

Gen.Max.Hours

Hidden parameter

7H

24 H

0H

25

Gen.Last H.

Hidden parameter

2H

7H

0H

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S/N

Parameter

Classification

Default Value

Upper Limit

Lower Limit

26

Temp.Coeff

Hidden parameter

3 mV/

8 mV/

0 mV/

27

Equal Max.Hours

Hidden parameter

24 H

48 H

0H

28

Equal Min.Hours

Hidden parameter

3H

48 H

0H

29

Equal Last H.

Hidden parameter

3H

10 H

0H

30

Equal Cap.Min.

Hidden parameter

0.85

1.00

0.50

31

Equal Vol.Min.

Hidden parameter

48 V

50 V

46 V

32

Equal End Cur.

Hidden parameter

0.015

0.050

0.001

33

LLVD-1 Ctrl.

Hidden parameter

Enable

Disable

Enable

34

LLVD-2 Ctrl.

Hidden parameter

Enable

Disable

Enable

35

DC Vol.Max.

Hidden parameter

58 V

59 V

57 V

36

DC Vol.Min.

Hidden parameter

48 V

52 V

45 V

37

PV.Temp.Max.

Hidden parameter

95

100

60

38

Bat.Temp.Max.

Hidden parameter

40

60

30

39

Bat.Temp.Min.

Hidden parameter

-5

20

-20

40

Env.Temp.Max.

Hidden parameter

40

60

30

41

Env.Temp.Min.

Hidden parameter

-5

20

-20

42

Env.Hum.Max.

Hidden parameter

90

100

70

43

Env.Hum.Min.

Hidden parameter

20

50

10

44

Fan Start Temp.

Hidden parameter

60

60

50

45

Auto Alarm

Hidden parameter

Enable

Disable

Enable

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Hybrid power supply

Table of Contents
Overview ....................................................................................................................4-1
Mixing with the Rack-Type Power Supply ...................................................................4-1
Mixing with the Embedded Power Supply ...................................................................4-2
Two Charge Controllers in Parallel .............................................................................4-3

4.1 Overview
ZXDT02 S201 charge controller is usually used by mixing with the other communication
power supply. Such hybrid power supply not only expands capacity but ensures system
stability.
ZXDT02 S201 charge controller supports the following solutions for hybrid power supply:
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Mixing with the racktype power supply

Mixing with the embedded power supply
Two charge controllers in parallel

4.2 Mixing with the Rack-Type Power Supply

Figure 4-1 shows the hybrid power supply by mixing the charge controller with the rack-type
power supply.
Figure 4-1 Electrical Connection of Charge Controller and Rack-Type Power Supply

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Descriptions of the electrical connection:

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The loads are connected to the charge controller.

The two battery packs are connected to the racktype power supply.
The positive busbar of the charge controller is connected to that of the racktype
power supply.
The battery connection terminal of the charge controller is connected to the -48 V
busbar of the racktype power supply.

4.3 Mixing with the Embedded Power Supply

Figure 4-2 shows the hybrid power supply by mixing the charge controller with the
embedded power supply.
Figure 4-2 Electrical Connection of Charge Controller and Embedded Power Supply

Descriptions of the electrical connection:

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The positive busbar of the charge controller is connected to that of the embedded
power supply.
The loads and the battery packs are connected to the embedded power supply.
The battery connection terminals of the charge controller are connected to the
negative terminals of the battery packs (the battery connection terminals of the
embedded power supply are very small and they cannot be connected to those of
the charge controller).

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4.4 Two Charge Controllers in Parallel

Figure 4-3 shows the hybrid power supply by two charge controllers in parallel.
Figure 4-3 Electrical Connection of Two charge controllers in Parallel

Descriptions of the electrical connection:

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When using two charge controllers in parallel, users only need to connect the positive
busbar and the battery connection terminal of one charge controller to that of the other.
If configuring two battery packs, connect them to one charge controller; if configuring
more than two battery packs, connect the battery packs to the two charge controllers
separately and connect the battery connection terminals of the two charge controller
in parallel. The battery in-parallel cables should be able to withstand the maximum
current of 200 A.
When the number of load branches is no more than 6, connect the entire load to one
charge controller; when the number of load branches is more than 6, connect the
loads to the two charge controllers separately.
With two charge controllers used in parallel, the PV input terminals cannot be
connected in parallel.

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Monitor Networking Mode

Serial Port Mode
In this mode, the charge controller is connected to a background PC through a serial port
(ZXDT02 S201 charge controller provides RS232/RS485 serial ports). The background
monitoring software installed in the PC is used to realize local centralized monitoring. This
mode is the simplest, but the distance between the charge controller and the background
monitoring PC should be no more than 15 m.
Figure A-1 Serial Port Mode

Other Modes
ZXDT02 S201 charge controller can also achieve remote centralized monitoring through
the IP board, other transmission channels (such as microwave equipment, auxiliary
channels of optical transmission equipment) and auxiliary communication equipment. For
details, refer to ZTE Background Power Supply Monitor Software User Manual.

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Electrical Connection
Diagram
Figure B-1 Electrical Connection Diagram

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Figure 1-1

Location of Charge Controller ................................................................. 1-1

Figure 2-1 Dimensions of the Charge Controller ....................................................... 2-1

Figure 2-2 System Structure ..................................................................................... 2-2
Figure 2-3 Signal Interface Board ............................................................................. 2-3
Figure 3-1 Operation Panel....................................................................................... 3-1
Figure 3-2 Main Menu............................................................................................... 3-3
Figure 3-3 Menu Hierarchy ....................................................................................... 3-4
Figure 4-1

Electrical Connection of Charge Controller and Rack-Type Power

Supply .................................................................................................... 4-1

Figure 4-2

Electrical Connection of Charge Controller and Embedded Power

Supply .................................................................................................... 4-2

Figure 4-3

Electrical Connection of Two charge controllers in Parallel...................... 4-3

Figure A-1 Serial Port Mode......................................................................................A-1

Figure B-1 Electrical Connection Diagram.................................................................B-1

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Tables
Table 1-1 ZXDT02 S201 System Configuration ......................................................... 1-2
Table 1-2 Functions .................................................................................................. 1-3
Table 2-1 Components Description ........................................................................... 2-2
Table 2-2 Definitions of Input/Output Relays ............................................................. 2-3
Table 2-3 Definitions of Environment Signal Interfaces.............................................. 2-4
Table 2-4 Definitions of Communication Interfaces.................................................... 2-5
Table 2-5 Definitions of the IP Card Powering Interface............................................. 2-6
Table 3-1 Indicators Description ................................................................................ 3-1
Table 3-2 Keys Description ....................................................................................... 3-2
Table 3-3 Description of the Main Menu .................................................................... 3-3
Table 3-4

Parameters List ........................................................................................ 3-5

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