TechFact – Battery Pack
Starting with software releases 5135 (recip) and
5324 (scroll), a battery pack missing feature has been
rolled into the AL53 alarm. When the container unit is
configured to have a rechargeable battery pack, a flag
(notation) is written into the controller. If the wiring
for the battery pack is damaged, or the battery pack is
stolen, then the controller will raise the AL53 code. In
the case of a stolen battery pack, where no replacement
is available, the active code AL53 can be cleared by
holding down the ALT key at the beginning of the
battery test using (CD19). Once the alarm, is cleared
the controller will not display the AL53 until a replacement
battery voltage is sensed. Once voltage is sensed
the feature will again become active. Note, on initial
installation of the software where no battery is found,
the controller will immediately display an AL53. By
following the procedure for disengagement, the alarm
can be deactivated and will remain deactivated until a
battery is again sensed.
G. Barkowski
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