This is more or less continuation of my previous case:
I still don't understand the Quattro's algorithm when switching inputs:
- AC2 (lower priority) input is active from grid
- Generator starts in AC1 (higher priority), voltage is detected in AC1
- AC2 is instantly dropped + inverter activated
- AC1 remains inactive, AC2 remains inactive
Why drop the working grid (AC2) if the generator (AC1) is not accepted? What is the point in that? I've crashed my servers behind Victron many times because of that, when the batteries run dry. And yes, It's good reason to start generator when batteries are dry.
Inverter SHOULD NEVER DROP OUTPUT IF THERE IS POWER AVAILABLE.
I thought that would have been kind of obvious, but it's not. Could it be fixed?
Could GX provide clear information why Quattro doesn't accept generator power?