The two remotes are completely different from each other... If by SWRC
you mean
the black (typically) rectangular remote for the SW that looks the same
as the
one on the SW inverter itself with the LCD and the 4 big (ish) square
buttons.
(The HAL 9000)
The SWRC has a bunch of separate wires in the parallel printer looking
cable that communicate directly with the remote's
push-buttons and LCD.
The RC5 contains its own microprocessor and RS232 communications lines that
talk to the M or DR inverters. The DR and M (marine) inverters are
very similar.
boB
On 8/26/2015 1:08 PM, John wrote:
Can anyone explain the difference between a SWRC and a RC5 (which
evidentally was for a M1512 or M1524)
Specifically can a RC5 be used in place of a SWRC, they seem to be
similar. What is the technical difference. Cheers, John V
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