First of all I would like to say contact Xantrex with your question. Nobody would know better than those that engineered this product.
I believe the answer you are looking for is on page 20 of the owners manual.
Under the "Operaring Mode Jumper" header.
In parenthesises after "Charge Control."
(PV Charge Controller or Diversion Controller)
The key here bring the words "or Diversion Controller."
Going by deductive reasoning reading skills and not first hand knowledge of using a C60 charge controller with a wind genny as the power source, I would say that the jumper would be set in the PV charge control mode but your wind gennys source circuit would not pass through the C60, instead it would go to the battery. Then a "dump" load circuit form the battery would pass through the C60 to a heater element of some sort as an example.
Now took a look at page 24. It tells of LVR and LVD. It would appear as though you would set the low voltage reconnect (LVR) limit of the C60 higher in order to connect the "dump" load and the low voltage disconnect (LVD) lower in order to disconnect the "dump" load. It sounds upside down I know.
look at the pictures in figure 2-11 on page 24. Notice the differences in the voltages?
Its a shame that they can not just spell it out for the installer who may or may not have deductive reasoning reading skills. I am not even so sure myself, so again contact Xantrex.
As for the low/high settings only you know where to set them because of the potential that you engineered into your wind genny and your regions wind speeds of course.
I would set the equalizing mode to manual. As far as how the positive and negative "land" on the terminals...
Take a look at figure 2-21 at the top of page 39.
This is pretty much self explanatory wouldn't you say?
Please, fogive me if I have "step on the toes" of your ego. Only trying to help. No harm done then?
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