Compaq EK-ASIP2-OG. D01 manual Audible Indicator, Replacing Batteries in the Alarm Indicator Panel

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Basic Operation

Audible Indicator

The audible indicator has three distinct sounds associated with the three levels of alarming. This indicator is controlled by software through the alarm control module or by a disable switch on the alarm indicator panel itself. The audible indicator will sound at the level of the most severe alarmed event that is currently active. No more than one level of audible alarm can be enabled at any one time. The disable switch turns off the current audible alarm until a new event occurs that is of equal or greater severity level than the highest level alarm currently active, or until the event causing the audible alarm is cleared and another alarmed event is pending.

The three audible alarm levels are defined as follows:

Critical is two beeps, the first separated from the second by 0.5 seconds or less. This double beep pattern is repeated every 1.5 seconds.

Major is one beep every 1.5 seconds.

Minor is one beep every 5 seconds.

Battery Backup Logic

The battery backup logic is designed to keep the current indicator status functioning for the life of the batteries (approximately 60 to 120 minutes) in the event of a power failure. It provides an indication if the batteries are low by displaying a “b” in the status display.

Keep-Alive Function

The alarm indicator panel houses a timer that is used to ensure that the CPU controlling it is still running. The function is enabled by software, which starts a timer. As long as software resets the timer before expiration, a “rotating bar” is displayed in the status display, otherwise a minor alarm is generated. A minor alarm will also be generated if power to the alarm indicator panel is lost and a “p” will be displayed in the status display.

3.3.1.1 Replacing Batteries in the Alarm Indicator Panel

The alarm indicator panel contains seven 1.2 V, 600 mA, NICD type AA rechargeable batteries that provide battery backup for providing alarm information when the system loses power or is turned off. When an alarm indicator panel continuously indicates a low battery condition in the absence of a power loss, the batteries should be replaced. These batteries should be replaced only with the same type batteries (PN 12-41230-04) or the equivalent batteries.

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Compaq recommends that batteries be replaced every two to two and a half years as preventative maintenance.

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Perform the following procedure to replace the batteries in an alarm indicator panel:

1.Power down the AlphaServer 1000A system.

2.At the front of the cabinet, remove the four screws that secure the alarm indicator panel frame to the front rails.

3.Disconnect the miniature 26-pin cable(s) from the connector(s) on the rear of the alarm indicator panel(s).

4.On the rear of the alarm indicator panel that indicates a low battery condition, remove the two screws that secure the miniature 26-pin connector to the rear cover.

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Contents May Compaq Computer Corporation Houston, Texas May Acoustics Page Table of Contents Reconfiguring the AlphaServer IP Platform System TroubleshootingAlphaServer IP Platform Specifications Basic OperationAlarm Input Wiring Field Wiring the -48 Vdc Power InverterAlphaServer IP Platform Duplex System Diagrams AlphaServer IP Platform Simplex System DiagramsViii Preface About This GuideIntended Audience Structure of This DocumentConventions Related DocumentationConvention Meaning Product Overview IntroductionIP Platform Overview IP Simplex System IP Duplex SystemFactory Installed Software System Features Alarm SubsystemUser Interfaces MaintainabilitySafety and Electromagnetic Compatibility UpgradingCompaq Computer Corporation and Industry Standards Telecommunications InterfacesAlphaServer 1000A System Required and Optional HardwareSystem Security OverviewAlphaServer 1000A Required Hardware Part Number Description Simplex DuplexModular Storage Shelf Subsystem BA35x-Sx ISA Bus Expansion ChassisModular Storage Shelf Optional Hardware Modular Storage Shelf BA35x-Sx Optional HardwareISA Bus Expansion Chassis Required and Optional Hardware Part Number Description Simplex DuplexIP Power Controller Subsystem Alarm Indicator PanelIP Power Controller Options Alarm Indicator Panel OptionsExternal Hardware Options External Hardware OptionsPage Installing the AlphaServer IP Platform Hardware Factory Installed HardwarePreinstallation Considerations Site PreparationAchtung Hardware Installation VorsichtInstalling the IP Platform Connecting the Network HardwareConnecting Dialogic D/240SC-T1 and DTI/211 T-1 Modules Signal PinsT-1 to D/240SC-T1 Pin Designations T1 to DTI/211 Pin DesignationsConnecting Dialogic DTI/212 E-1 Modules 75-Ohm Connecting Dialogic DTI/212 E-1 Modules 120-OhmSignal Jack/Pin E-1 to DTI/212 75-Ohm Pin DesignationsConnecting Dialogic LSI/120 Loop-Start Module LSI/120 Loop-Start 25-Pin DesignationsIP Power Controller User AlarmsLSI/120 Loop-Start 50-Pin Designations Locking Your System Page Turning on the AlphaServer IP Platform Step I Power Controller Circuit BreakersStep III AlphaServer 1000A System Basic OperationVisual Indicators Basic Operation of the IP Platform Subsystem ComponentsAlarm Indicator Panel Front and Rear View Audible Indicator Replacing Batteries in the Alarm Indicator PanelDry Contacts Dry Contact Relay Functional Specification Power Condition Relay State Critical Major MinorModular Storage Shelf BA35x-Sx Subsystem Voltage Amps Reconfiguring the AlphaServer IP Platform AlphaServer 1000A System Configurations SRM Console Configuration CommandsCommand Description ISA Bus Expansion Chassis Configuration Removing and Replacing the Alarm Sensor ModuleModular Storage Shelf BA35x-Sx Subsystem Configuration Removing and Replacing the AT Bus Expansion KitAlarm Indicator Panel Configuration Removing and Replacing the Alarm Indicator ModulePage System Troubleshooting AlphaServer 1000A Subsystem Alarm Indicator PanelAlphaServer IP Power Controllers ISA Bus Expansion ChassisModular Storage Shelf BA35x-Sx Subsystem Page AlphaServer IP Platform Specifications Physical DimensionsElectrical Specifications Table A-1 Physical DimensionsSystem Environmental Specifications Table A-3 Environmental SpecificationsOperating/Storage Conditions Nonoperating ConditionsDry Contact Specifications Table A-4 Dry Contact SpecificationsInput Specifications Output SpecificationsCentral Office Compatibility Alarm Input Wiring Alarm Input Wiring DiagramWiring User Alarm Inputs Table B-1 Alarm Control M odule 8-Pin MJ Connector PinoutPin No Signal Field Wiring the -48 Vdc Power Inverter Field Wiring the -48 Vdc Power ControllersInstalling Suitable Field Wiring Field Wiring RecommendationsTable C-1 Field Wir ing Recommendations for Each Power Feed Installing the WiringAlphaServer IP Platform Duplex System Diagrams AlphaServer IP Platform Duplex AC System Figure D-1 IP Platform D uplex AC System Front and Side ViewFigure D-2 IP Platform D uplex AC System Rear View AlphaServer IP Platform Duplex DC System Figure D-3 IP Platform D uplex DC System Front and Side ViewFigure D-4 IP Platform D uplex DC System Rear View Page AlphaServer IP Platform Simplex System Diagrams AlphaServer IP Platform Simplex AC System Figure E-1 IP Platform Simplex AC System Front and Side ViewFigure E-2 IP Platform Simplex AC System Rear View AlphaServer IP Platform Simplex DC System Figure E-3 IP Platform Simplex DC System Front and Side ViewFigure E-4 IP Platform Simplex DC System Rear View Page Glossary Command line interface Console modeDiagnostic program BusEisa Configuration Utility ECU Eisa busEnvironment variables EthernetMAC media access control address Maintenance Operations Protocol MOP sessionLight-emitting diode LED Mass storage deviceRedundant ReliabilityRepeater ServerThinWire StorageWorksSystem disk TelnetIndex Index

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