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Xantrex Technology Freedom SW Series manual Features, Regulatory Approvals

Models: Freedom SW Series

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Features

Specifications

Features

Programmable dry contact	Screw 3-terminal, 16-24 AWG, NC-Com-NO,
relay	Form: Class 2, 24 V DC, 4 A max SELV input only

Graphical user interface	Internet browser; Android tablet mobile application

Remote firmware upgrades	Yes (ComBox and connected Xanbus devices)

Custom Datalogger	Yes (requires Micro-SD card)

Max. number of Xanbus	Up to 20 (depending on the device type)
devices

Regulatory Approvals

EMC immunity	EN61000-6-1

EMC emissions	EN61000-6-3, FCC Part 15 Class B; Industry
	Canada ICES-003 Class B

Substances / environmental	RoHS

Schneider Electric Products that Work with the Conext ComBox

•Freedom SW 2012 120V/60 Hz (815-2012)

•Freedom SW 3012 120V/60 Hz (815-3012)

•Freedom SW 2024 120V/60 Hz (815-2024)

•Freedom SW 3024 120V/60 Hz (815-3024)

•Freedom SW 2524 230V/50 Hz (815-2524)

•Freedom SW 3524 230V/50 Hz (815-3524)

•Freedom Sequence (815-0912)

•Xanbus System Control Panel (SCP): (809-0921)

•Xanbus Automatic Generator Start (AGS): (809-0915)

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Xantrex Technology Freedom SW Series manual Features, Regulatory Approvals

Contents

Conext ComBox Communication and Monitoring Device For Freedom SW Series of Products Owner’s GuideRevision: Revision A Exclusion for DocumentationDocument Number: Product Part Number:Scope About This GuidePurpose Firmware RevisionConventions Used DANGERNOTICE Abbreviations and AcronymsAbout This Guide Related InformationRelated Products 975-0704-01-01Revision APage 2Installation ContentsImportant Safety Instructions 1Overview 3Configuration 4Monitoring 5TroubleshootingASpecifications Page HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK Important Safety InstructionsREAD AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS - DO NOT DISCARD HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRENOTICE EQUIPMENT DAMAGENOTICE EQUIPMENT DAMAGE•User Interface •System Scheduled Maintenance •Physical Features•Power Sources for the Conext ComBox 1 OverviewCompatible Xanbus Components Physical Features Data Ports and Reset ButtonLED Indicator Lights LEDs Communication and Power Ports Types of Conext ComBox Networks Conext ComBox on a Local Area Network LANPower Sources for the Conext ComBox Conext ComBox with Remote AccessOverview DANGERHAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE User Interface Home Screen Menu Bar Conext ComBox Setup Buttons System Scheduled Maintenance Other Buttons975-0704-01-01Revision A Overview1–14 2 Installation HAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE Choosing a LocationDANGER Additional Material and Tools Materials and Tools RequiredMaterials List Mounting the Conext ComBox Wall MountDIN Rail Mount D D S 0 hiSee NOTE below 975-0704-01-01Revision ADANGER Wiring the Dry Contact ConnectorELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARD EQUIPMENT DAMAGE Wiring the Conext ComBox to an Ethernet NetworkNOTICE Installation Turning On the Conext ComBox PHYSICAL INJURY HAZARDELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARD Connecting the AC/DC Power AdapterDANGER ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARD DANGERNOTICE EQUIPMENT DAMAGEInstallation If a web browser window does not open Installation 975-0704-01-01Revision A 975-0704-01-01Revision A Installation2–18 3 Configuration Configuration Steps Two Types of Accounts Logging InPassword User nameOnce you log in, click Configurationin the menu bar to change the password 975-0704-01-01Revision AChanging the Admin Password Configuration Changing the Time PHYSICAL INJURY HAZARDConfiguration Changing E-MailSettings Configuration Connecting the Conext ComBox to the Xanbus Network EQUIPMENT DAMAGE ConfigurationNOTICE Changing Basic Conext ComBox Settings Control Panel Changing Advanced Conext ComBox Settings General Settings Change User Password Settings Change Admin Password Settings TCP/IP SettingsE-mailSettings E-mailReportingConfiguration Page Page FTP Logger Suppress Device Faults/Warnings Dry Contact RelayXanbus Communications Modbus CommunicationsModbus Byte Order Modbus Address List Modbus Address Enumeration Changing Advanced Conext ComBox Settings Resetting the Conext ComBox to Factory Settings System DiagramEQUIPMENT DAMAGE Changing Device SettingsNOTICE 975-0704-01-01Revision A Configuration3–32 Changing Device Settings Using Cascading Parameters Upgrading Firmware Clearing the Internal Firmware Memory Upgrading Firmware 975-0704-01-01Revision A Configuration3–38 Installing Conext ComBox Upgrades Remotely Configuration Installing Xanbus Device Upgrades If retrying does not work Configuration•Then, click Upgrade on the web interface 3–42•Monitoring Conext ComBox Status Information 4 MonitoringIt includes •Monitoring LEDs •Monitoring System Components •Managing Data LogsMonitoring LEDs StartupIndicator Monitoring Conext ComBox Status InformationOperating Mode StateMonitoring Monitoring Conext ComBox Status Information 975-0704-01-01Revision AMonitoring System Components DevicesMonitoring System Components Monitoring NOTICEEQUIPMENT DAMAGE 6. Click in the left side menu 8.Change the settings accordinglyMonitoring System Components 975-0704-01-01Revision ASystem Component Energy Graphs Monitoring System Components Interpreting a Battery Energy Graph 975-0704-01-01Revision A Interpreting a Load Energy GraphMonitoring System Components 4–13Interpreting a Generator Energy Graph Managing Data Logs 1. In the menu bar, click To access the custom Logging informationMonitoring 2.Click in the left side menuAccessing and Downloading Log Files 975-0704-01-01Revision A Monitoring4–18 •Viewing Faults and Warnings 5 Troubleshooting•Viewing Xanbus Device Faults and Warnings •Browsing System Event and Fault Log Files975-0704-01-01Revision A Viewing Xanbus Device Faults and WarningsTroubleshooting 975-0704-01-01Revision A To determine the cause of the fault or warningViewing Xanbus Device Faults and Warnings Troubleshooting 4. Click Events 975-0704-01-01Revision AViewing Xanbus Device Faults and Warnings 975-0704-01-01Revision AViewing Faults and Warnings Viewing System EventsBrowsing System Event and Fault Log Files Browsing System Event and Fault Log FilesTo browse log files 1. ClickThe root folder contains the following folders Troubleshooting4. Click the root folder to expand the file tree 975-0704-01-01Revision ABrowsing Energy Log Files 5–10 Troubleshooting 5. Expand the Energy folderEnergy data is arranged by device and by year 975-0704-01-01Revision ABrowsing Energy Log Files Common Solutions Common Solutions 975-0704-01-01Revision A Troubleshooting5–14 A Specifications 975-0704-01-01Revision ACommunication Interfaces Electrical SpecificationsPower Supply SELV or Class 2 Power Sources Data InterfacesGeneral Specifications MemoryFeatures Regulatory ApprovalsSide View Physical DimensionsFront View 975-0704-01-01Revision A Bottom View Back ViewSpecifications Page Schneider Electric 975-0704-01-01Revision A