Minuteman UPS MN 325, MN 525 Minuteman Powercenter Setup Window, Minuteman Powercenter LOG Window

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MN 325/MN 525 User’s Manual

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

5.Shutdown Button: Click the shutdown button to open the Scheduled Shutdown Window.

6.Battery OK Indicator: This indicator appears in a green color when AC power is normal and the UPS and software are communicating.

7.AC Power Indicator: This indicator appears in a green color when AC power in normal. When the power fails, the indicator will change to a red color with an “X” through it.

8.Scheduled Shutdown: If there is a shutdown scheduled within seven days, the information will be displayed here. The user can schedule a shutdown in the Scheduled Shutdown Window.

9.Final Countdown: When the final countdown timer reaches zero, the software will begin shut- ting down the system. This can be adjusted in the Setup Window.

MINUTEMAN POWERCENTER SETUP WINDOW

1.Delay Between Warning Mes- sages: This setting determines the delay between the audible alarms.

2.Time Between Power Failure and Initial Warning: This setting de- termines the delay between when the power fails and the first audible alarm.

3.Time Between Power Failure and

Shutdown Process: This user adjustable setting determines how long the UPS will run on bat- tery before starting to shut down the system. If this is not checked, the UPS will run on battery until the low battery condition occurs (approximately 2-minutes of backup time remaining), and then, start the shutdown process. If the low battery condition occurs before this timer reaches zero, the software will start the shutdown process.

4.UPS is Installed On: This shows the current COM port that the UPS is using. The port assigned to the UPS needs to be used exclusively for the MINUTEMAN PowerCenter software.

5.OK Button: This button is used to exit the setup window and save any changes.

6.Cancel Button: This button is used to exit the setup window without saving any changes.

7.About Button: This button will display information about the software as well as contact informa- tion.

MINUTEMAN POWERCENTER LOG WINDOW

1.Display Window: This area displays either the Event Log or the Closed Appli- cation Information.

2.Event Log: Select this option to view MINUTEMAN PowerCenter events such as program start, program end, power failure and low battery.

3.Closed Application Information: Select this option to view the file names of appli-

cations that were saved by the MINUTEMAN PowerCenter software. Note: If an application has an existing file name, it will be saved under that file name and not appear in this window.

4.OK Button: This button is used to exit the window.

5.Clear Button: This button is used to clear the information in the selected log.

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Contents MN 325/MN 525 User’s Manual Table of Contents Description Hardware Installation Guide HOW to Determine the Power Requirements of Your EquipmentInspection For Windows 95/98/Me Minuteman Powercenter Software Installation GuideFor Windows NT For Windows Minuteman Powercenter Main Window DescriptionMinuteman Powercenter LOG Window Minuteman Powercenter Setup WindowUsing the Windows NT UPS Service Minuteman Powercenter Shutdown WindowUsing the Windows 2000 UPS Service If you are using the Minuteman PowerCenter Testing Your UPS SystemBattery Replacement Procedure Replacing the Battery Authorized Service PersonnelMN 325/MN 525 User’s Manual Condition Definitions for Illuminated LED IndicatorsProblem Possible Cause Solution Trouble ShootingSpecifications Robert Calhoun Limited Product Warranty Page Addendum

MN 525, MN 325 specifications

Minuteman Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) have established a reputation for reliability and efficiency, particularly models like the MN 525 and MN 325. Both models are designed to provide critical power protection for various sensitive equipment in home and office environments.

The Minuteman MN 525 is a high-capacity UPS boasting a 525VA output, making it suitable for small servers, networking equipment, and advanced workstations. It features an advanced microprocessor control that ensures optimal performance and reliability. The model incorporates automatic voltage regulation (AVR) technology, which helps to stabilize output voltage during fluctuations, thereby ensuring that connected equipment receives consistent power. This capability is essential for preventing damage that can result from power surges or sags.

In addition to its power management features, the MN 525 includes multiple outlets, allowing users to connect several devices simultaneously. The model also has an LCD display that provides real-time information about battery status, load capacity, and estimated runtime. This feature enhances usability by allowing users to monitor the UPS performance at a glance.

The Minuteman MN 325, while a smaller model with a 325VA output, comes packed with similar advanced technologies. It also features AVR, ensuring that connected devices are protected from power irregularities. The MN 325 is particularly advantageous for smaller devices such as personal computers, VoIP phones, and other sensitive electronics.

Both the MN 525 and MN 325 models are designed with user-friendly installation processes. They come with intuitive software that allows users to manage power settings and monitor the UPS remotely. This software compatibility ensures users can keep track of their UPS health and receive notifications about battery conditions, helping to maintain the longevity of the units.

The build quality of both models reflects Minuteman's commitment to durability and performance. They incorporate intelligent battery management systems that extend battery life and optimize charging cycles. Designed for efficient heat dissipation, these UPS units maintain optimal operational conditions, enhancing overall reliability.

In summary, both the Minuteman MN 525 and MN 325 are excellent choices for users seeking dependable power protection solutions. Their integration of advanced technologies, multiple outlets, and user-friendly features make them indispensable tools for safeguarding critical electronic devices from power interruptions and irregularities.