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Table 7 | Liebert NXL alarm and status messages (continued) | |||
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| The correct input phase rotation should be |
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| clockwise, or |
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| sensed input phase rotation is | Press “SILENCE” to silence the audible alarm. | |
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| If this alarm occurs on an operational unit, it | ||
Inp Phase Rotation | typically indicates upstream work was performed | Verify correct phase rotation at the input. | ||
(input side) and the input wiring was connected | If the phase rotation is correct, contact your factory- | |||
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| incorrectly. | authorized service provider. | |
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| This alarm is |
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| no longer present, the alarm and any control |
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| activity tied to the alarm reverts to normal. |
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| The displayed text for this alarm is dependent on |
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| settings. |
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| In response to this alarm, the user may see 1 of 4 |
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| possible messages: |
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| 1. No message but the help icon (lowercase “i“) |
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| 2. A custom message programmed by the user; |
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| 3. “Input Contact XY” if the contact is |
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| unconfigured; |
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| 4. “Reduced Rect ILimit” if the contact is |
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| programmed as |
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| If this event is active, an external signal is wired |
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| into Channel Y of Input Contact Isolator #X. | Check the wires landed on Input Contact | |
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| If the display shows Case 1 above (blank | ||
Input Contact XY | message), it means the contact channel is set to | Isolator #X. | ||
default but the default message was erased. | If the signal is not active, or no wires are present, | |||
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| If the display shows Case 2, the user- | contact your | |
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| programmed event is active and the displayed |
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| text is customer defined. |
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| If the display shows Case 3, the contact is active |
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| but was not |
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| If the display shows Case 4, the controls force the |
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| Rectifier into Reduced Input Current Limit |
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| operation (this limits the amount of current |
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| available to charge the battery - typically during |
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| generator operation). |
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| This alarm message is |
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| condition is no longer present, the message and |
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| any control activity tied to the alarm will revert to |
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| normal. |
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Input Contact | Input Contact Interface #1 has failed to |
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Interface #1 |
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Communication | communicate in a timely fashon. |
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Failure |
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Input Contact | Input Contact Interface #2 has failed to |
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Interface #2 |
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Communication | communicate in a timely fashon. |
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Failure |
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| Press “SILENCE” to silence the audible alarm. | |
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| Press “RESET” to attempt to clear the alarm | |
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| The detected input currents are not balanced. | If the alarm clears, press “Startup,” “Device | |
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| This latching alarm indicates a potential problem | Control,” “Close Trap” to manually close the filter | |
Input Current | in the input filter. The controls automatically open | contactor. | ||
Imbal |
| the filter contactor in response to this condition. | If the contactor remains closed, check the Input | |
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| The filter contactor must be manually closed once | Meter and verify the input currents are balanced. | |
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| it opens in response to this alarm. | If the contactor | |
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| Imbalance” returns, silence the alarm, leave the | |
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| filter contactor open, and contact your factory- | |
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| authorized service provider. |
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