Connection / Start-Up

NOTE: Several adhesive cord-management devices are included. Use them, if desired, to keep cords and cables securely stowed after connection.

1	Connect the Remote User
	Interface (RUI) to the
	Power Supply Module
	The Power Supply Module will not operate
	without the RUI connected. Connect the
	included grey cord* from the RUI jack labeled
	“COMM1 GREY” to the Power Supply Module
	jack labeled “COMM1 GREY”. Connect the
	included black cord* from the RUI jack labeled	1
	“COMM2 BLACK” to the Power Supply	1
	“COMM2 BLACK” to the Power Supply
	Module jack labeled “COMM2 BLACK”.

*If desired, you can substitute any standard Ethernet

cable with RJ45 connectors in place of the included cords.

2Connect the Battery Module to the Power Supply Module

Your Power Supply Module has no internal batteries and must be connected to a Battery Module to operate. Make sure that the Battery Module’s cable is fully inserted into the Power Supply Module’s connector. Small sparks may result during battery connection; this is normal.

3Plug In the Power Supply Module

Using the coiled AC power cord, plug the Power Supply Module into a live 120V AC utility wall outlet.

CAUTION!

The Power Supply Module features a hospital-grade plug. If the plug is connected to a wall outlet that is not hospital-grade, the unit may not be properly grounded.

4Charge the Battery Module

When the Power Supply Module is plugged into a live AC wall outlet, it will automatically charge the Battery Module.

CAUTION!

The Power Supply Module must be plugged into a live AC utility wall outlet for 24 hours after initial installation to fully charge the Battery Module. If the Power Supply Module is plugged in and turned on, your connected equipment will receive utility-supplied AC power (if present); however, your connected equipment may not receive full battery backup when the Power Supply is mobile (disconnected from an AC outlet) unless the Battery Module is fully charged.