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FREQUENCY REVERSAL
AUXILIARY CONTROL
The UPS has received a command to
change its output frequency (50 or
60Hz).
This command is only executed if the
inverter is off. The frequency will be
changed the next time the inverter is
started. The command corresponds to
an auxiliary control signal received via
a "Media Contacts 15" option set for
this function
.
I LOAD > IN
CHECK LOAD A
The power drawn by the load is greater
than the rated value. The blinking "A" at
the end of the message is a prompt to
read the load current measurement.
TRANSFER FAULT
CALL SUPPORT DEPT.!
A fault has occurred in the static switch
which ensures transfer of the load
between the inverter and Mains 2.
Servicing by the after-sales support
department is required.
PHASE OUT OF LIMITS
!
For a single-unit UPS or Static Switch
Cubicle, the phase shift between the
inverter and Mains 2 is outside
tolerances. Transfer of the load
between the inverter and Mains 2 will
result in an interruption in the supply of
power to the load.
For a parallel UPS, the phase shift
between this inverter and the other
inverters is outside tolerances, and the
corresponding UPSs has therefore
been disconnected.
MAINS 2 SWITCH
Q4S OPEN !
Mains 2 input switch Q4S is open, i.e.
transfer of the load from the inverter is
impossible.
OUTPUT SWITCH
Q5N OPEN !
Inverter output switch Q5N is open, i.e.
the load cannot be supplied by the
inverter.
MAINT. BYPASS SWITCH
Q3BP CLOSED !
Maintenance bypass switch Q3BP is
closed. The system is in maintenance
configuration and the load is supplied
by Mains 2.
EMERGENCY OFF
OVERLOAD > IN !
The load is no longer supplied by
Mains 2 following an extended
overload.
BATTERY
CHARGING !
The battery is currently being
recharged.
INDEPENDENT
INVERTER FREQUENCY!
The inverter frequency is stable and
accurate to 0.05Hz, but no longer
synchronous with that of Mains 2.
NUMBER OF INVERTERS
READY INSUFFICIENT!
This message is valid only for parallel
UPS systems. The number of UPSs
ready for connection to the load is
insufficient for the required power level.
Another UPS must be started before all
the lines together may supply the load.
Until another line is started, the load will
remain supplied by Mains 2.
BATTERY MAINTENANCE
CALL AFTER-SALES
Indicates that the battery has probably
reached the end of its service life
(based on the estimated average
service life since its installation).
TRANSFER DISABLED
AUXILIARY CONTROL
Transfer of the load to Mains 2 is
inhibited due to:
certain transfer conditions not
satisfied;
"transfer to Mains 2 with interruption
disabled" auxiliary contact of the
"Media Contacts 15" option closed.
INVERTER FAULT
CALL SUPPORT DEPT.!
A fault has occurred in the inverter
module requiring servicing by the after-
sales support department.
INVERTER SHUTDOWN
OVERLOAD > IMAX !
An overload greater than 1.6 In has
occurred on the load, resulting in
inverter shutdown.
INVERTER SHUTDOWN
OVERLOAD > IN A
An overload between In and 1.6 In has
occurred on the load, resulting in
inverter shutdown. The blinking "A" at
the end of the message is a prompt to
read the load current measurement.
AUXILIARY CONTROL
SIGNAL RECEIVED !
An auxiliary "Media Contacts 15" option
signal has been received. The next
display will indicate which of the four
possible functions was set.
FORCED UPS SHUTDOWN
AUXILIARY CONTROL
The UPS has received a forced
shutdown command. This corresponds
to an auxiliary control signal received
via a "Media Contacts 15" option set for
this function.
PROTECT.UPS SHUTDOWN
AUXILIARY CONTROL
The UPS has received a shutdown
command. This command will only be
executed if load transfer conditions on
Mains 2 are satisfied. This corresponds
to an auxiliary signal received via a
"Media Contacts 15" option set for this
function.
"Monitor" alphanumeric display (cont.)
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