
NOTE: SETTINGS ARE MADE THROUGH SUPPLIED POWERCHUTE SOFTWARE OR OPTIONAL SMART SLOT
ACCESSORY CARDS.
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Low Battery Warning.  | 
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  | Brightly lit: Low battery  | The low battery warning  | |||
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PowerChute interface  | 
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  | warning interval is about two  | beeps are continuous when  | |||
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  | two minutes of run time  | |||
software provides auto-  | 
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  | Dimly lit: | Low battery  | remain.  | |||
matic, unattended shut-  | 
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down when approxi-  | 
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mately two minutes (by  | 
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  | Off: | Low battery  | ||||
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default) of battery oper-  | 
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ated run time remains.  | 
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  | (use a pointed object such as  | ||||
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  | a pen to do so), while press-  | ||||
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Synchronized   | 0 seconds  | 60, 120, 180, 240, 300, 360,  | The UPS will wait the speci-  | |||||
Delay  | 
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  | 420 seconds  | fied time after the return of  | |||
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High Transfer Point  | 230V models:  | 230V models:  | To avoid unnecessary bat-  | |||||
  | 253VAC  | 257, 261, 265VAC  | tery usage, set the high  | |||||
  | 120V models: | 120V models:  | transfer point higher if the  | |||||
  | utility voltage is chronically  | |||||||
  | 127VAC  | 130, 133, 136VAC  | ||||||
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  | 100V models:  | 100V models:  | equipment is known to work  | |||||
  | 108VAC  | 110, 112, 114VAC  | under this condition.  | |||||
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Low Transfer Point  | 230V models:  | 230V models:  | Set the low transfer point  | |||||
  | 208VAC  | 196, 200, 204VAC  | lower if the utility voltage is  | |||||
  | 120V models:  | 120V models:  | chronically low and the con-  | |||||
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  | 106VAC  | 97, 100, 103VAC  | ||||||
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  | 100V models:  | 100V models:  | 
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  | 92VAC  | 86, 88, 90VAC  | 
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Output Voltage  | 230V models:  | 230V models:  | 230V models ONLY, allow  | |||||
  | 230VAC  | 220, 240VAC  | the user to select the output  | |||||
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