phocos Cis-CU Remote Control Unit User Manual
- June 4, 2024
- phocos
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Remote Control Unit
User Manual
Cis-CU Remote Control Unit
Dear Client,
Thank you very much for buying a Phocos product. With your new CIS-CU remote
control, you own a state-of-the-art device that was developed according to the
latest technical standards available. This manual gives important
recommendations for installing, using and programming etc. In your own
interest, please read it carefully.
General Product Description
- Configures CIS charge controllers via infrared data link
- Simple and clear configuration interface
- User interface: LEDs, rotary switches, toggle switches, buttons
- Power supply: 2 X AA battery
REMARK: For further information regarding the configuration of this-CU
remote control please download for free the CISCOMsoftware from our website
www.phocos.com/software-downloads.The CISCO software is helpful for simulation and programming of the
timer settings of the CIS charge controller series.
How to use CIS-CU
Configuring your CIS using the CIS-CU is very easy. Set all switches to
desired settings —> Press the “Send” button —> Wait for response.
Buzzer Response
After transmitting | Programming error |
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After transmitting| Programmingsuccessful
While pressing Test or Send button| Begin transmission
After pressing button| CIS-CU battery empty
After long-pressing Test or Send button| Long press recognized, continued transmission
LED Response
“Error” after “Transmit” | Programming error |
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“Error” while “Transmit” | Low battery |
“Error” | Battery empty |
“OK” after “Transmit” | Programming successful |
“Transmit” | Transmitting |
Push Buttons
Test | Load(s) on for >1 minute 1 |
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Send | Transmit all settings 2 |
Test pressed 4s | Load(s) on for >1 minute and transmission of base dimming ² |
Send pressed 4s | Transmit all settings except the base dimming level ² |
- If pressing the button causes a load disconnect event (LVD/SOC, over current) the load will be switched off.
- Be sure to program only one CIS at a time.
Battery Setting
There are four setting options for configuring the battery type. If the “Send”
button on the remote control is pressed briefly, a distinction is made between
lead-acid battery type GEL / AGM and flooded. If lithium was previously set as
the battery type, this has no effect. To set the battery type to lithium, or
to switch from lithium to battery types lead-acid GEL / AGM or flooded, the
“Send” button must be held down for 4 seconds.
“Send” button pressed briefly:
Toggle switch 3| Up| Equalization charge activated for flooded lead-acid
batteries
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Down| Equalization charge deactivated for GEL / AGM lead-acid batteries
Toggle switch 4| Up| N/A
Down
“Send” button pressed for 4s:
Toggle switch 3 up & 4 up| Battery-type liquid (equalization activated)
electrolyte
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Toggle switch down & 4 up 3| Battery type GEL / AGM (equalization
deactivated)
Toggle switch 3 up & 4 down| Battery-type lithium optimized for max. capacity
1
Toggle switch down & 4 down 3| Battery-type lithium optimized for max. life
expectancy ²
- End of charge voltage (boost): 14.4 V, float voltage: 14.0 V
- End of charge voltage (boost): 14.0 V, float voltage: 13.8 V
Load Control Function (Single Load Controller)
| Load| Dimming|
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Timer Reference| 1| 2| Hours based on the middle of night or dusk and dawn
Evening (h)| 5| 8| 1-15 hours
Morning (h)| 6| 9| 1-14 hours and D2D (Dusk to Dawn) mode
SOC LVD (V)| 7| 10| State of charge (SOC) and voltage controlled (LVD)
Dimming (%)| N/A| 11| Dimming values (0- 100%, step 10%)
• Evening/Morning modes
- Hours are based on the middle of the night (toggle switch up).
- Hours based on Dusk & Dawn (toggle switch down).
- Load Evening/Morning, Dimming D2D (Dusk to Dawn) (rotary switch 9).
- Load Evening/Morning, Dimming Off ¹ Mode.¹)Switch off both morning and evening hours to activate dimming off mode. Loads are always on if no load disconnect event happens (LVD/SOC, over current) .
• Dusk to Dawn mode
- Load D2D mode, dimming evening/morning mode
- Load D2D mode, dimming D2D mode
- Load D2D mode, dimming off mode
• Standard controller mode (Morning h and Evening h OFF)
Switch off both morning and evening hours to activate standard controller
mode. Loads are always on if no load disconnect event (LVD/SOC, over current)
happens.
- Load standard, dimming Evening/Morning mode
- Load standard, dimming D2D mode
- Load standard, dimming off mode NOTE: Dimming can also be activated based on battery SOC/LVD. Set a value using rotary switch 10; if the battery voltage falls below the value, the dimming function is activated.
Night Detection Function
Night detect (V) (rotary switch 12) is used to set the night detection
voltage. For the controller, dusk starts when the panel voltage falls to this
value. Dawn starts when the voltage rises to the day detection voltage, which
equals night detection + 1.5 V. To find the appropriate value, we recommend
measuring the solar array open circuit voltage at the time when twilight has
reached the level when the controller should assume night has begun.
CIS factory default is 8 V.
CIS-CU Working Range
The CIS-CU can operate at up to 10 m distance from the CIS provided you are
positioned and the CIS-CU is pointed directly in front of the CIS unit.
If you would like to configure more than one CIS, be sure to have visual
proximity/contact with only one CIS unit at a time. To assure this, keep a
minimum angle and distance from the others as shown below.
Configuration Examples
• CIS-N-10 / CIS-N-20 (Single Load, No Dimming)
- Dual timer (load on for 4 hours after dusk, 3 hours before dawn), LVD: 11.4 V, no dimming, night detect 5.5 V.
Load control function:Evening (h) Load 1 (Rotary Switch 5)| | Evening (h) Load 2 (Rotary Switch 8)|
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Morning (h) Load 1 (Rotary Switch 6)| | Morning (h) Load 2(Rotary Switch 9)|
SOC LVD (V) Load 1 (Rotary Switch7)| | SOC LVD (V) Load 2 (Rotary Switch 10)| Don’t Care
Night Detection (V) Load 1 and Load 2
(Rotary Switch 12)| | Dimming (%) (Rotary Switch 11)|
Timer Reference Load 1 (Toggle Switch 1)| Down| Timer Reference Load 2 (Toggle Switch 2)| Don’t Care
• CIS-N-MPPT-LED (Single Load, Dimming)
Dual timer (load on for 4 hours after dusk, 3 hours before dawn), LVD:
11.4 V, dimming (evening h 2, morning h 1, dimming LVD 11.9 V), dimming value:
60%, night detection: 5.5 V.
NOTE: Dimming will also be activated if the battery falls below 11.9 V.
Load control function: Night and day detection voltage (solar open circuit
voltage):
Evening (h) Load 1 (Rotary Switch 5)| | Evening (h) Load 2 (Rotary Switch 8)|
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Morning (h) Load 1 (Rotary Switch 6)| | Morning (h) Load 2(Rotary Switch 9)|
SOC LVD (V) Load 1 (Rotary Switch7)| | SOC LVD (V) Load 2 (Rotary Switch 10)|
Don’t Care
Night Detection (V) Load 1 and Load 2
(Rotary Switch 12)| | Dimming (%) (Rotary Switch 11)|
Timer Reference Load 1 (Toggle Switch 1)| Down| Timer Reference Load 2 (Toggle
Switch 2)| Don’t Care
Technical Data
Power consumption | Max. 100 mA |
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Run-time | Up to 20 k programs with 2000 mAh batteries |
Dimensions | 70 mm x 135 mm x 24 mm |
Weight | 150 g (without batteries) |
Type of protection | IP22 |
Ambient temperature | -40 to +60 °C |
Liability Exclusion
The manufacturer shall not be liable for damages, especially on the battery,
caused by use other than as intended or as mentioned in this manual or if the
recommendations of the battery manufacturer are neglected. The manufacturer
shall not be liable if there has been service or repair carried out by any
unauthorized person, or for unusual use, wrong installation, or bad system
design.
Phocos AG
Magirus-Deutz-Str. 12
89077 Ulm, Germany
Phone +49 731 9380688-0
Fax +49 731 9380688-50
www.phocos.com
info@phocos.com
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Copyright © 2020 Phocos AG, All Rights Reserved.
Version: 20210611
Made in China
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