American Power Conversion PX user manual Startup Screen, Top-Level Menu Screen, Control, Status

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Chapter 6 - The PowerView Display

The Startup Screen

When the system enable switch is placed in the“on” position, the “Startup Screen” appears. Figure 6-2 shows the factory default startup screen. (The startup screen can be config- ured to display other information.) The factory default startup screen displays the following information:

nFuel Percentage - The first line indicates the percentage of battery capacity (fuel) that is presently available.

nLoad Percentage - The second line indicates the percent- age of system capacity that is being used to supply con- ditioned power to the load equipment.

nVoltage and Input Frequency - The third line indicates the input (mains) power voltage, the output voltage sup- plied to the load equipment, and the voltage frequency of the input (mains) power.

nRun Time - The fourth line indicates the run time that can be expected. The intelligence module determines the run time based on the amount of power required by the load equipment, and the power capacity of the bat- tery modules in the Power Array frame.

Note: The PowerView interface will “time out” after ten min- utes of inactivity, and the message on the LCD display will dis- appear. The message will reappear when any navigation key is touched.

Fig 6-2 Startup Screen

The Top-Level Menu Screen

When the startup screen is displayed, pressing any of the navi- gation keys will open the “Top-Level Menu” screen. This screen contains seven menu items, and a context sensitive help function. See figure 6-3.

Fig 6-3 Top-Level Menu Screen

The top-level menu screen is similar to a menu bar at the top of a computer interface. Selecting any of the seven menu items, and pressing the “enter” key opens a sub-menu. The functions of these seven menu items are outlined below.

Note: Many of the following PowerView functions are explained and demonstrated in Chapter 7.

Control

nPower up and power down the load equipment

nSimulate a power fail

nConduct a graceful reboot

nConduct a graceful turn off

nStart run time calibration

nPut system into or out of bypass mode

Status

nDetermine input/output voltage and frequency

nDetermine the % load - no redundancy

nDetermine the % load - with redundancy

nReview input/output frequencies

nReview status of battery modules

nReview status of power modules

nReview alarm thresholds

nDetermine current operation mode

nReview status of the main intelligence module

nReview status of the redundant intelligence module

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Contents Page Toll-Free Numbers Main Tech Support+353 91 0660Important Safety Instructions Radio Frequency InterferenceLimited Warranty Life Support PolicyTable of Contents Index Introduction MiniFrame MasterFrameThank You SymmetraTM Overview Power Processing Battery SourceFig I-2 Functional Diagram of a SymmetraTM Theory of OperationControl/User Interface Power Processing SystemBattery Source Modes of Operation Load-Disconnect ModeOn-Line Operating Mode On-Battery Operating Mode Bypass Operating ModeDefinitions Important InformationPage Safety Information Important Safety InformationSymbols Used In This Manual Safety Earth Ground Indicates the pri- mary safety groundSafety-2 Physical Representation Module Power Array FrameFive Four Power Battery BaysBattery Module Powerview User InterfacePower Module Power ModuleRedundant Intelligence Module RIM Maintenance Bypass SwitchMain Intelligence Module MIM Input Circuit BreakerRear View of a Power Array Site Preparation Operating Conditions Space and Weight ConsiderationsTransporting Power Array to Installation Site BTU OutputSite Preparation Unpacking and Installing Frame Move the Frame Dimensions WeightInitial Inspection Check For DamageRemove the Frame from the Pallet Moving Battery & Power ModulesRemove Packing Materials Wiring Requirements & Procedures Output Wiring SymmetraTM WiringInput Wiring Repo Switch WiringInput Wiring Procedures Input WiringInput Wiring Specifications Ground Wiring Terminal Block Ground Wiring and Input Wiring Terminal BlocksOutput Wiring Output Wiring InstallationRepo Switch Installation Remote Emergency Power Off SwitchRepo Specifications Cable SpecificationsContact Closure Repo Switch Connection Electrical Wiring TestElectrical Wiring Test/Checklist Vdc Repo Switch ConnectionRecord the PowerView reported 11 Startup ScreenSetting Up The Power Array Removing Grill Covers Setup of Power ArrayFrame Leveling Procedure PositionsClear all battery module bays of any debris Installing the Battery ModulesProcedure for Battery Module Installation Battery Module Location of Battery Module BaysInstalling the Power Modules Procedure for Power Module InstallationMain Intelligence Module Installing the Main Intelligence Module MIMInstalling the Redundant Intelligence Module RIM 10 Location of the MIM and RIMWall Mounting the PowerView Installing the PowerView InterfaceRemote Placement of the PowerView Remove the grill cover from the top level of the frameSmartSlotTM Interface Accessories Installation Test Installation Test/Checklist21 Miscellaneous Status Screen 22 Power The Load Sequence Power ReportedSymmetraTM Power Module/Frame Capacities 25 Return to On-Line Mode System Setup PowerView Display PowerView Interface Physical Features of the PowerviewPowerView Functions Esc PowerView LED IndicatorsSymbol Name Function of Key On Key Navigation KeysControl Startup ScreenTop-Level Menu Screen StatusDiagnostics SetupAccessories LoggingConfiguring & Operating the SymmetraTM Powering the Power Array IntroductionVoltage Status Screen Powering the LoadsReview Status Conditions Load With No Redundancy Status ScreenFrequency Status Screen Load With Redundancy Status Screen Battery Status ScreenPower Status Screen Perform a Self Test Alarm Threshold Status Screen11 Sample Alarm Threshold Status Screen Miscellaneous Status ScreenSwitching Audible Alarm Beeper Off Configure AlarmsAlarm Thresholds Selection Screen Shutdown Parameter Selection ScreenReview Logging Menu Review Diagnostic InformationDiagnostics Menu Screen Event Log ScreenModule Replacement Returning Modules to APC Module ReplacementModule Failure Alarm Indicators Replacement Battery Module Verification Battery Module ReplacementInstalling the Replacement Module Refer to for the power module installation proce- dure Power Module ReplacementReplacement Module Verification Replacement MIM Verification Redundant Intelligence Module ReplacementInstalling the Replacement Main Intelligence Module Installing the Replacement Redundant Intelligence ModulePowerView Interface Messages RIM is awake PowerView Meaning Corrective Action Message Start-UpMIM detects the RIM before Load is No Longer above PowerView Meaning Corrective Action Message# of batteries decreased Has been corrected either becauseSelect zero Setup-Alarms-RedundancyThreshold. Startup-Setup-Alarms Redundancy-selectBattery modules are being Because of a power failure, wait forSupport. See inside front cover PowerView Display Messages Index Description Configuring PowerView Threshold statusElectro-static discharge, 2-1 Emergency power off Checklist Input Output Overview Repo ConfiguringDescription, 1-4 Installation Ordering information Frame, 2-1 ModulesReplacement Modules & Accessories English Text
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