Liebert AC4 Typical Configuration, Device Liebert Challenger, Device RS232 Liebert Himod

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Introduction

1.5Typical Configuration

Figure 3 shows an example of external devices connected to the AC4’s controller board. There may be up to four devices connected to the four digital inputs and four digital outputs. Remote access is avail- able through the Service Terminal Interface.

Figure 3 Typical Configuration

DEVICES CONNECTED

TO INPUTS & OUTPUTS

Zone 1 Devices

Device 1

Device 2

Liebert	Liebert
Challenger	Challenger
3000	3000
Zone 2 Devices
Device 3	Device 4

RS232

Liebert	Liebert
Himod	Himod

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Contents Monitoring AC4Page Table of Contents Setup System Setup Common Alarm 7.5 Setup System Setup Zones Setup Menu Appendix a Service Terminal Interface Figures Available Alarms Methods of Viewing and Configuring the AC4Data Logs IntroductionLCD for configuration Outside Enclosure OverviewOperation Typical Configuration Device Liebert ChallengerDevice RS232 Liebert Himod Controller board components Controller Board OverviewDIP switch Connector RS232LCD connector 24VAC powerLED Indicators LED indicators summaryOutput LEDs Status LEDs Input LEDs Typical Sequence Installation Installation ConsiderationsPacking Contents Unpacking and Preliminary InspectionSurface-Mounting the AC4 Required toolsMounting the Panel Flush-Mounting the AC4 Electrical connections to panel Connect Power to the AC4Wiring Specifications Wiring and ConnectionsWiring specifications Connecting Liebert Environmental Units Connecting Digital Inputs and OutputsConnecting Digital Inputs Connecting Digital OutputsRS232 Connector Connecting Common Alarm OutputsSetting the Digital Output Jumpers Digital output jumper settingsGuide to AC4 functions Overview of MenusOpening Screen Overview Main Menu OverviewLCD Menu Overview View Status Options Active Alarms View Active AlarmsClearing Active Alarms Active AlarmsAlarm Log View Alarm LogAlarm log conditions Alarm LogEvent Log View Event LogEvent log conditions Event LogInput Status View Input StatusViewing Additional Input Data Digital input statesOutput Status View Output StatusViewing Additional Output Data Digital output statesSilence Alarm Service Terminal Interface only Silence Alarm & Backup LOG Files Service Terminal InterfaceBack Up Log Files Service Terminal Interface only Silence Alarm & Backup Log Files Service Terminal Interface Login LoginSystem and Control Options Valid characters for data entrySystem & Control menu Clear Alarms&Logs selected Login ScreenSetup System menu Clear Alarms/Logs menuSetup System Setup Inputs Setup System OverviewDefine Input as Alarmable or Event Change Label Name of InputDefine Input as Normally Open or Normally Closed Set Up Delay Time Set Up Alarmable Inputs in Latched or Unlatched ModeDelay Time Latched / UnlatchedSetup System Setup Common Alarm Change to Reset Y or Not Reset NReset Common Alarm Set Up a Zone Setup System Setup ZonesMessage if too few devices entered Message if too many devices enteredDefine Output as Normally Open or Normally Closed Setup System Setup OutputsEnable or Disable an Output Device in Alarm Status Define Operating or Standby ModeConfigure Output for Loss of Power Fail-Safe Set ModeChange Password Setup System Setup System InfoChange the Password Reset Password to the Factory Default AaaaSetup Site ID Setup Site IDSet Date & Time/Automatic Daylight Saving Time Set Date & TimeBackup and Upload Configuration File Back Up the Configuration File Upload the Configuration File Factory Defaults Factory DefaultsFirmware Update Service Terminal Interface only System and Control Options Select Setup Operation Setup System Menu Setup OperationSetup Operation Menu Default settings operation featuresActivate / Deactivate Turn Automatic Sequencing On or OffSet Interval & Start Time 1- to 99-Day Interval Set Start Time Hour IntervalChange Standby Testing Turn Standby Testing On or OffSpecify Failed Standby Response Failed Standby responseHold Delay Time Specify Hold Delay TimeSetup Operation Menu Restart Delay TimeOverride Output Clear Active Alarms Clear Alarms & LogsClear the Alarm Log Clear the Event LogSpecifications AC4 SpecificationsComparison of Functions LCD and Service Terminal Interface Appendix a Service Terminal InterfaceConnecting to the Service Terminal Interface COM1 Port Setup Create a ConnectionSpecify COM Port Connection Ascii Setup Properties SetupSettings tab Ascii Setup buttonClick on the file name for example, AC4.ht Connect to the Service Terminal InterfaceSetup Menu Overview Silence Alarm and Backup Log FilesView Status Overview Main Menu For sample screens, seeView Status Menus Main MenuMain Menu View Active Alarms View Active AlarmsView Alarm Log View Alarm LogView Event Log View Event LogView Input Status View Input StatusView Output Status View Output StatusSection A.5.1 Section A.5.2 Silence AlarmBackup Log Files Alarm Log File Back Up Alarm Log FileBackup Log Files Event Log File Back Up Event Log FileSetup Menu Login MenuLogin Setup Menu Setup MenuTips on Using the Service Terminal Interface See DescriptionSetup Inputs Setup InputsSetup Common Alarm Setup Common AlarmSetup Zones Setup ZonesSetup Outputs Setup OutputsSetup System Info Setup System InfoChange Password Set Date & Time Setup Site IDBackup & Upload Configuration File Backup Factory Defaults Backup & Upload Configuration File UploadFirmware Update Firmware Update Service Terminal Interface onlySetup Operation Setup Operation Auto SequencingAuto Sequencing Setup Operation Standby Testing Standby TestingSetup Operation Failed Standby Hold DelaySetup Operation Hold Delay Failed StandbySetup Operation Restart Delay Restart DelayOverride Output Override OutputClear Alarms & Logs Clear Alarms & Logs Clear Active AlarmsClear Alarms & Logs Clear the Alarm Log Clear Alarms & Logs Clear the Event Log Page Company Behind the Products Technical Support/ServiceLocations Asia 23F, Allied Kajima Bldg

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1.5Typical Configuration

Figure 3 shows an example of external devices connected to the AC4’s controller board. There may be up to four devices connected to the four digital inputs and four digital outputs. Remote access is avail- able through the Service Terminal Interface.

Figure 3 Typical Configuration

Device 1

Liebert

Challenger

Device 3

RS232

Liebert

Himod