SW volatile memory [RE-wrenches]

[Richard Perez, Home Power magazine]

<x-flowed>Right on, Jack!

Richard

>Sharkey,
>
>I'm a little surprised that you don't make a record of non default 
>settings when you set up
>a Trace SW inverter.  It only takes a few minutes when you first 
>program the system for your
>customer, and can save you lots of time later.  I write the non 
>default values (in pencil)
>in the manual next to where the settings are explained.  This way 
>the customer can program
>them himself as I talk him though it over the phone.  I also don't 
>have to keep track of
>settings for every different customer, each has the settings 
>recorded in their own manual.
>Documentation is an important part of an installation.
>
>Respectfully
>
>Jack

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