Eaton Electrical SC200 manual

Data Power Solutions Installation Guide

Issue: IPN 997-00012-41D

Issue Date: December 2006

Eaton Corporation

Telecommunications Solutions Division

www.powerware.com

DCinfo@eaton.com

Contents

Main Data Power Solutions Installation Guide All Rights Reserved . About This Guide Purpose Audience Scope Related Information For Further Information and Technical Assistance Table of Contents iv Chapter 1 General Description 1-2 Data Power Solutions Product Range APS3-05X (Rack-Mounted Versions) 1-4 APS3-06X (Desktop Versions) APS6-05X (Rack-Mounted Versions) 1-6 Access Power Rectifiers % Retaining Screw (loosen to remove rectifier) " # $ SM45 Supervisory Module 1-8 Low Voltage Disconnect (if applicable) Chapter 2 Pre-Installation 2-2 Warnings AC Inputs Equipment Classification Batteries (if applicable) 2-4 DC Outputs Rectifiers Location and Environment Servicing EMC Compliance 2-6 Chapter 3 Installation 3-2 Mounting the Power System " APS3-05X and APS6-05X power systems come # DC Installation Practices Connecting the DC Load Cables 3-4 APS3-05X and APS6-05X (Rack-Mounted Versions) $ To ensure reliable connections at the terminal blocks of the DC outlets, torque the clamp-screws APS3-06X (Desktop Versions) Step 1 - Fit load cable clamps Step 2 - Strip cable ends 3-8 Connecting the Battery Cables (if applicable) Step 1 - Prepare cable clamp Step 2 Strip cable and fit sleeve Step 3 Terminate cable " 16mm battery cable sleeve. # Battery cable clamp with posts removed. " Terminate the Black/White wire at TEMP SENSOR (+) and the Black wire at # To ensure reliable connections at the battery temperature sensor terminal blocks, torque the 3-12 Connecting the Power System to the AC Supply Chapter 4 Commissioning 4-2 Inserting the Access Power Rectifiers Step 1 Unpack the rectifiers Step 2 Align the rectifier with the burst-out guides in the shelf Step 3 Push in the rectifier Page 4-4 Applying AC Power Configuring the Power System for Operation Using the Front Panel Keypad Using DCTools Step 1 Connect a PC to the RS-232 port of the APS DC power system Step 2 Check that your PC port is specified correctly 4-6 Step 3 Check through the loaded configuration and make changes as required Page 4-8 Applying DC Power to the Load Chapter 5 SM45 Operations 5-2 About the SM45 Front Panel The Keypad and LED Indicators " # $ % ! Urgent Alarm LED (red) indicates one or more active urgent alarms The Display Indicators To disable the audible indicator (when an alarm is active) Display Time-out Changing the Display Contrast To change the display contrast 5-4 Using Edit Mode Viewing System Values (Main Display Mode) To view system values 5-6 Viewing Alarms and System Status Messages (Status View Mode) To view and clear alarms To view system status messages Viewing and Editing Configuration Parameters To view and edit a configuration parameter Page Chapter 6 Communications 6-2 Communications Options DCTools Setup SM45 Ethernet Setup To configure the SM45 for Ethernet communications using DCTools 6-4 Setting Up SNMP Traps Entering the sysObjectID of a Power System To enter the sysObjectID of a power system using DCTools 6-6 Synchronizing the SM45 Real-time Clock To synchronize the SM45 real-time clock using DCTools Chapter 7 Maintenance 7-2 Troubleshooting Page 7-4 Page 7-6 Replacing a Rectifier Removing a Rectifier Step 2 Pull out the rectifier Procedure complete 7-8 Inserting a Rectifier Procedure complete Replacing AC Input Fuses before checking or replacing their respective fuses. CAUTION: DOUBLE-POLE / NEUTRAL FUSING (Bussman ABC-15 or Littelfuse 314-015 Type 3AB) for continued protection against risk of fire. To check and replace AC input fuses 7-10 Dispose of the used battery according to the battery manufacturers instructions. Appendix A Glossary of Alarms A-2 Appendix B Control Function Glossary Battery Current Limit (BCL) Battery Test Equalize Temperature Compensation Appendix C Specifications C-2 EQUIPMENT INCIDENT REPORT Page . Worldwide Support Notes: Notes: Page SM45 Front Panel Menu Structure Main Display Mode Status View Mode Configuration Mode Edit Mode