WFCO modification Images?

My ignorance. I copied the images off the linked web page and then tried to save them to Open Office. Mistake.

How can I save images so I can retrieve them

Don't try to copy into 'open office'
just save the image file to your C drive in the folder of your choice
like my pictures or documents

Sure sounds like the guts out of a 8955 WFCO. Original owner probably has the owners manual for the charge controller, with model number. Wouldn't hurt to email him or PM him and ask?

All I know it is the 55 amp model that the owner claimed never went into boost no matter what so he yanked the module and substituted another. No "pendants" I believe this is an earlier model WFCO. Good grief there are THAT MANY different non "pendant" WFCO's ?

Mena

Sorry - I have three or four 55 and 75amp WFCO converters with the remote control aka RCMS Pendant. Agreed the old Paramode does not have a remote except for the temp compensation but might have one soon....

Only the 100A WFCO has a manual trigger.

Mex

Sorry I'm not aware of an Model #8255 WFCO converter

If 8955 I believe it has a "Pendant" yes your favorite thing .. a hanging thingy off the converter........ as in wired remote control thingy

I believe 8900 series WFCO units have the RJ-11 “RCMS” connection funny to see the PD 9100/9200 series has a similar if not exactly the same “TCMS” connection (just a different type of connector RJ11/12 Vs RJ45) – both use a LED/Push Button Switch with a few resisters to manually change the output voltage.

I believe it is an 8255. Out of a WFCO WF-8900 Series Power Center serial number would be on the charger unit itself? Module is 700 miles from here at the moment. Unmodified.

Seeking to manually trigger "BOOST" via a switch. Diagram and or images because of cataracts would love image clarity and magnification. Markers on selected resistors to tap into. Original images copied online got eaten when I tried time after time to capture them to disc.

Going to go astable with a 555 to trigger every 200 hours.

Thank you

Right click on picture
Click save file
Or
Download free program "Irfan view"
Easy to use image manipulator
With a screen capture option
Run programs turn on capture option
Goto Webb page
Hit hot keys
Capture screen shot
You can then use it too edit/crop the pic
You can also save the whole web page onto your pc using "save as html"
From the file menu on the I upper left of your browser
Both Firefox and iE have this function

Mex

How about a WFCO model # in addition to the serial #'s
I have hundreds of circuit mods for WFCO units most all of them vastly different depending on model and serial numbers

Happy to send you what is actually needed - PDF or high res JPEG or what ever is desired

if on a android you need a pdf reader app then you justvsend it and open it