I have had the same thing happen to me while hooked up to shore power for an extended period. I have just assumed that the battery was charged and the charger had shut down. after a while, the light was back on.
I would try the voltmeter approach to see if the battery is charged.
I think the generator simply supplies 110V power to the system and transfer switch and the convertor does its' thing regardless of the source of power. I think...
Bill
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