Power Management Programming Elements

Event

 

Schedule Number

Load Numbers

Nothing Selected

01 - 30

1 - 8 or ALL

Day

Time

 

 

 

 

Date

Time

)LOAD

# ,

,

,

Batt. Time Left

Utility Failed

 

 

 

 

Utility Restored

 

 

 

 

System Powerup

ACTION

DELAY

(

)

Outlet

[ ] ON

Outlet

[ ] OFF

 

 

 

 

On Bypass

Delete Entry

Action

Time Base

Time

Turn OFF Load

S or M

00 - 99

Turn ON Load

 

 

Warning

 

 

Loads

These Load selections are available: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, All. A ”load” as referenced in this section is the Load

Module. Since some load modules contain two receptacles, both receptacles are considered one ”load”. Load Modules are numbered from top to bottom in the Configurable Distribution unit.

Events

The following Event selections (schedule or conditions) are available:

Day Time: Individual days, All, M-F, and S-S. Time is based on 24 hour clock, and then to the minute.

Date Time: Month and Day (avoid invalid dates such as FEB 30). Time is based on 24 hour clock, and then to the minute.

Batt Time Left: Based on UPS internal calculation Note that this is not battery time elapsed.

Utility Failed

Utility Restored

Outlet [X] ON: X can be 1 to 8. This event links selected loads in the first line to the load selected here. This link is ignored when in override mode.

Outlet [X] OFF: X can be 1 to 8. This event links the selected loads in the first line to the load selected here. This link is ignored when in override mode.

On Bypass

Delete Entry: Deletes an entire program step (ignore

all other flashing selections for this process).

Actions

The following Action selections are available:

Turn OFF load

Turn ON load

Warning

Delays

The following Delay selections are available:

S

Seconds

00 to 99

M

Minutes

00 to 99

If no delay is required, leave this selection as S with a value of 00. The right arrow increases from 01 in increments of 1. The left arrow decreases from 99 in increments of 1.

Override

The Override selection causes immediate action to a load module regardless of what was programmed. Linked outputs are ignored during an override command. These Override selections are available:

As Scheduled

Force Power OFF

Force Power ON

Reboot (OFF-ON) OFF for 30 seconds

The screen displays:

Load #X: Use right or left arrow to display 1 to 8

Load Label: See Load Labels section

As Scheduled: Use right or left arrow to select option

NOTE: After an override, it is important to return the load module to its current state (ON or OFF) via Force Power ON/OFF, and then return it to As Scheduled.

Load Labels

Assign Load Labels of up to 16 characters. Some labels are factory preprogrammed. Since UPS controls do not provide an alphanumeric keyboard, use right or left arrow to display a selection, then press enter to select. The following selections are available:

Bridge

Terminal

Computer

No Label

Display

Individual letters (A to Z)

Hub

Individual numbers (0 to 9)

Modem

Selected symbols

Router

Blank space

Server

 

In applying labels, remember that some Load Modules supply power to more than one device.

Operation

Selected program steps become active as soon as they are entered Maintain a chart of selections. Change the chart when you change the program.

For assistance call Liebert at 1-800-222-5877.

Sample Programs

Refer to Sample Programs #1 and #2 on the following pages.

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Liebert VM12000 Power Management Programming Elements, Loads, Events, ∙ Utility Failed ∙ Utility Restored, ∙ On Bypass

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