Tripp Lite BC Internet Quick Installation, Set your UPS’s OFF on Switch, Optional Installation

Quick Installation

1 Plug your UPS into an electrical outlet.

2	Plug your computer and
	monitor into battery-

supported outlets. Plug other equipment into surge-only outlet(s).

Separate battery-supported/surge and surge- only outlet(s) are available only on select models (identified on the back of your UPS). Your UPS is designed to support only computer equipment. You will overload your UPS if you connect household appliances, laser printers or surge suppressors to the battery-supportedoutlets.

3 Set your UPS’s “OFF – ON” Switch.*

USA, Canada & Western Europe

• Set it and leave it “ON” at all times.

All Other Countries

•Set to “OFF” when you are not using connectedequipment.

(WARNING! When set to "OFF," UPS will not provide battery backup during a blackout or brownout)

•Set to “ON” when you are using connected equipment.

* See Basic Operation section for the Switch Function, UPS Conditions and Setting Advantages.

–Optional Installation–

(Select models)†

OPTION 1 (Phone-Line Surge Suppression)†† Using telephone cords, connect your wall jack to the UPS jack marked “LINE” (or “IN”). Connect your equipment to the UPS jack marked “EQUIP” (or “OUT”).

OPTION 2 (Brownout Voltage Adjustment)

Adjust the Voltage Potentiometer (UPS back panel) clockwise to lower the voltage point at which the UPS switches from on-line to battery output.†††

†These connections and settings are optional. Your UPS will function properly with or without them. ††Make sure the equipment you connect to the UPS’s telephone jacks is also protected against surges on the AC line. Select UPS systems can protect TWO lines on one cable simulta- neously (see specifications.) If you have a two-line model and you want to protect two lines that do NOT travel through one cable, you must use "Y" splitters (not included) appropriate to your application to adapt them to your UPS phone jacks. †††Use caution when adjusting potentiometer while the UPS is powering a voltage-sensitive load.

OPTION 1

OPTION 2

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