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3.2
Connect the G-Net to the mains
1.
Use the supplied cable to connect the UPS to the ac power mains. The connection on the UPS for
this cable is located on the rear panel and is labeled INPUT. See Figure 3 or Figure 4.
2.
Connect the computer or other load devices to the UPS rear panel, using the sockets labeled
"OUTPUT" in Figure 3 or Figure 4.
3.3
Operating the G-Net
3.3.1
Switching "ON" the G-Net
Turn on the UPS by pressing the "ON" button on the front panel (see Figure 2 on page 3). Then wait
about 10 seconds until the status line on the screen says "LINE" (see item 6 in Figure 2).
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Maximum output for the 1000 VA model is 800 W
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Maximum output for the 2000 VA model is 1600 W,
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Maximum output for the 3000 VA model is 2400 W.
3.3.2
Switching "OFF" the G-Net
To switch "OFF" the G-Net, press the "OFF" button on the front panel for 2 or 3 seconds.
3.3.3
Performing a battery test
To test the UPS battery, when the UPS and the load devices connected to it are operating, do the
following:
1.
Locate the external circuit breaker that controls the ac mains feed to the UPS and turn it OFF.
2.
An audible alarm (beep) will be heard about every four seconds, and the orange LED labeled "BAT"
on the front panel lights up. The lighting of the "BAT" LED and the audible alarm indicate that the
battery is supplying power to the load devices.
3.
To end the test, turn ON the circuit breaker controlling the ac input to the UPS (the same circuit
breaker you turned off in step 1 above).
4.
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The batteries supplied with your UPS are of optimum quality. Nonetheless, their lifetime is limited. Battery
lifetime depends on the number of charge/discharge cycles, average battery load, environmental
temperature, and other factors.
To replace the batteries of your UPS, contact your dealer or an authorized service representative.
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