Powerware 9315 operation manual Serial Communications

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Serial Communications

This chapter describes the serial communications feature of the Powerware 9315 UPS. Two serial communications ports on the UPS let you connect equipment to view system event information.

The following sections describe the serial communications feature, and provide information about connecting hardware, setting up the ports, changing settings, and changing modes.

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Contents Uninterruptible Power Supply KVA 300 kVA Important Safety Instructions Table of Contents Starting and Stopping the UPS Maintaining the UPS System Responding to System Events List of Figures List of Tables Introduction Using This ManualGetting Help For More InformationGetting Started Typical Powerware 9315 UPS SystemLooking Inside the UPS Battery CabinetMonitor Panel UPS Standard FeaturesInstallation Features Options and AccessoriesOutput Transformer Safety ConsiderationsRisk of Electric Shock Symbols, Controls, and IndicatorsUnderstanding UPS Operation Path of Current Through the UPS in Normal Mode Normal ModePath of Current Through the UPS in Bypass Mode Bypass ModePath of Current Through the UPS in Battery Mode Battery ModeControl Panel Monitor Monitoring and Controlling UPS OperationThis Page Intentionally Left Blank Starting and Stopping the UPS Using the Control PanelTo Place the UPS in Normal Mode To Start the UPS in Bypass Mode To Shut Down the UPS from Normal ModeThis Page Intentionally Left Blank UPS Monitor Panel Using the Monitor PanelAlarm None Using the LCD ScreenUsing the Load Off Pushbutton Using the PushbuttonsAdjusting the Contrast Reading the Status Indicators · Setup Using the Menu OptionsShows the Load Amps Meters screen Shows the Event History Log screen Shows the Active System Events screen Shows the Unit Statistics screen Shows the Mimic screen Time Setup Screen Port Setup Screen Building Alarm Monitoring Using Features and OptionsSummary Alarm Contacts Summary Alarm ContactsRemote Monitor Panel Optional Monitoring AccessoriesSystem Normal External Battery Disconnect Battery CabinetsRelay Interface Module Relay Interface ModuleShutdown Imminent Supervisory Contact ModuleThis Page Intentionally Left Blank Serial Communications Communications Panel Locating the Communications PanelPort 1 DE-9 Connecting Equipment to a Serial PortPort 2 DB-25 Setup Serial Port 1 Screen Configuring the Serial PortsRate ModeSave Default SettingsData/Stop HandshakingPrinting Selected Information Terminal ModeEvent History Log Entire Log Ctrl + PSystem Information Printout Ctrl + a Meters Printout Ctrl + MAPR Battery Test Printout Ctrl + BProgram Building Alarms System ConfigurationSystem Configuration Mode Main Menu Enable/Disable Default Functions Program Unit Name Customize Alarm MessagesChange Password Adjust Output VoltageWK DAY MON Hrmn 4 FRI MAR Battery Test SetupModify Low Battery Time Calibration ModeComputer Mode Remote Monitor ModeThis Page Intentionally Left Blank Remote Notification Remote Notification Features Call Out Description of OperationCall Answer Housekeeping Hardware Requirements Basic Modem Configuration Configuring the ModemConfiguring the Modem to Call a Remote Computer Configuring the Modem to Call a Numeric Pager Configuring the Modem to Answer Incoming Calls Final Modem Configuration Save UPS Setup ConfigurationUser-Selected Events Messages AlarmsRectifier Monitor Maintaining the UPS System Important Safety Instructions164201036 Rev. D Maintenance Training Performing Preventive MaintenanceThis Page Intentionally Left Blank System Input Product SpecificationsNominal +/-- 5% System OutputBattery Specifications Environmental SpecificationsThis Page Intentionally Left Blank System Event Lights Responding to System EventsSystem Event Horns System Event Messages Inverter Messages -- Alarms Inverter Messages -- NoticesInverter Messages Inverter Status Messages Commands Rectifier Status Messages To Use the Load OFF Pushbutton Using the Load OFF PushbuttonResetting the UPS System after Load Off This Page Intentionally Left Blank