Manual de instrucciones de Eagle Tree Systems

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User Manual for the PowerPanel LCD Display Expander
Document Version 1.7

Thank you for your purchase of the PowerPanel - a tiny, lightweight Watt Meter for your model! This instruction manual will guide
you through the installation and operation of your PowerPanel LCD Display. Please read the entire manual carefully before
proceeding. If, after you read the manual (including the Troubleshooting sections!) you have further questions or problems, see the
Support page on http://w

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Page 2 Connecting the PowerPanel to the eLogger V3 The PowerPanel plugs into the “LCD/TX” port of your eLogger V3, as shown in Figure 1A. Connecting the PowerPanel to Your eLogger V1/V2 Connect the PowerPanel to the eLogger V1 or V2 AUX (or LCD) connector, as shown in Figure 1. Note that the top row of pins is the correct row, and note that the red wire of the PowerPanel should face outwardly. Configuring the PowerPanel with the Application After you have completed the

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Page 3 Switching Between Multiple Display Pages: This section lets you indicate to the PowerPanel how you want it to switch between multiple display pages, when you have parameters on more than one page (meaning more than 4 parameters total, since each page will hold up to 4 parameters). If you want the PowerPanel to scroll between the pages automatically, select the “Switch Between Pages Every Two Seconds” option. Then, the PowerPanel will automatically switch between page 1, pa

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Page 4 Issue: My PowerPanel display is blank Solutions: Try to eliminate the problem in the following ways: • Verify that you have the PowerPanel connected to the correct port on the MicroPower. • Make sure that you have the correct firmware version installed in the MicroPower, as described in the Firmware Update section above. • Verify that you have configured the PowerPanel to display something, by following the instructions in the “Configuring the PowerPanel with the Application”