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| PANDUIT DPoE Power System User’s Guide | Issue 1.0 |
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| Part Number: PN380 |
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| Parameter | Description | Default Setting |
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| BDT TIME MNT | Sets the length of time (minutes) that the battery test will | 30 min. |
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| run. |
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| BDT ALRM | Sets the voltage at which an alarm will be generated if the | 52 VDC |
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| Voltage | battery voltage falls below this level during the battery |
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| test. |
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| BD ABRT Voltage | The voltage at which the battery discharge test will abort | 42 VDC |
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| if the system voltage drops below this level. |
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| BD TEST CONST | Sets the alarm constant for the battery test. 0 will disable | 0 |
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| thermal compensation effects during a battery test. 1 will |
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| take thermal compensation into account during the |
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| battery test. |
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| T COMP status | Enables thermal compensation. Thermal compensation | Disabled |
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| adjusts the float voltage of the rectifiers to increase or |
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| decrease the temperature of the batteries. |
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| T START T | The high temperature at which the controller activates | 35° C |
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| thermal compensation. |
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| T SLOPE T | The slope value at which the controller will reduce the | 72 mV/°C |
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| float voltage per degree if thermal compensation is active. |
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| STOP VLT V | The minimum voltage to which the controller will reduce | 50.5 VDC |
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| plant voltage for thermal compensation. |
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| T SENSE | Selects temperature sensing device to use for battery | External |
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| temperature compensation; Internal sensor or external |
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| temperature probes. The controller will autosense when |
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| an external probe is attached and automatically adjusts |
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| value to external. |
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| TL START T | The low temperature at which the controller activates |
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| thermal compensation. |
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| TL SLOPE T | The slope value at which the controller will increase the | 0 mV/°C |
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| float voltage per degree if low thermal compensation is |
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| active. |
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| STOP VLT V | The maximum voltage to which the controller will increase | 56 VDC |
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| the plant voltage for thermal compensation. |
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| T RUNAWY T | The temperature at which the controller will activate | 60 °C |
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| thermal runaway. |
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| T RUNAWY V | The voltage to which the rectifiers will reduce for | 50 VDC |
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| temperatures above T RUNAWAY T. |
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| TEMP IS | Selects the units the temperature reading are given in | Celsius |
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| either Celsius or Fahrenheit. |
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| BOOST status | Enables or disables the boost charge tests. The boost | Disabled |
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| feature will increase the output voltage of the rectifiers for |
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| a short time, usually to charge the batteries. |
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| BOOST V | The voltage to which the boost charge test will increase, | 56.5 VDC |
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| once the feature is activated. |
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| BOOST H | The length of time (hours) the boost charge test will run. | 12 hours |
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| High temperature | High temperature value at which the controller will trigger | 98 °C |
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| alarm threshold | a HIGH TEMP alarm. (For systems using the NIC card |
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| (NIC card only) | only.) |
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