Victron energy VE.Net Blue BPP2 Manual De Instrucciones página 28

6.6.2 Shore current limit
When a VVC is connected the default shore current limit is overruled by
this setting (root menu). If a remote panel is connected, this property will
show the value that is set by the remote panel.
If the VVC and remote panel are removed, the Multi will revert to the
default current limit.
Note: If the target device supports the "ACIN uses PMC" option
("Transfer switch" menu), and the value set to "No", this property will be
ignored, and the default current limit will be used instead.
6.6.3 Shore current range
This setting ("VVC" menu) determines the maximum value that can be
used for the shore current limit. This value should be set to the maximum
current that the system is capable of drawing (assuming sufficient power
is available).
The maximum current depends on the configuration of the devices, and
the size of the mains relay in each device. The size of the mains relay
depends on the type of device used. This is usually 16A for 230V models
and 32A for 110V models.
The maximum current that can be drawn is equal to the sum of the size of
the mains relay in each device.
Note: If this setting is set to a value higher than the system is actually
capable of drawing, it will be possible to set a shore current limit that the
system cannot handle. This will not cause any damage, but the system
will also never draw that much current, even if there is sufficient power
available.
6.7 Alarms
The VVC can cause the BPP to generate an alarm if a fault is detected
on the connected device. The VVC supports 5 alarms: overload, low
battery, high temperature, connection lost, and wiring error. If a fault
occurs, the BPP will display a message warning of an alarm, until it is
acknowledged by pressing the right soft button.
Note: If you hide an alarm, you will not be reminded of the problem again.
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