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Schroff LHX/SHX
You must enable the LHX/SHX support for the PX3TS to detect the presence of
a supported Schroff
LHX/SHX heat exchanger. See
®
462).
After enabling the LHX/SHX support and connecting a supported Schroff
LHX/SHX heat exchanger to the PX3TS, the PX3TS shows the connected device
type in place of 'Feature Port' in the menu -- LHX 20, LHX 40 or SHX 30.
Note: For connection instructions, see
Exchanger
(on page 74).
To open the LHX/SHX page, click 'LHX 20', 'LHX 40' or 'SHX 30' in the
page 176). Then you can monitor and administer the connected LHX/SHX
device with the following.
•
Name the heat exchanger
•
Monitor LHX/SHX built-in sensors and device states
•
Configure the air outlet temperature setpoint
•
Configure the default fan speed
•
Configure the air temperature/fan speed thresholds (for alert generation)
•
Request maximum cooling using the fan speed and opening the cold water
valve
•
Acknowledge alerts or errors remotely, such as failed LHX/SHX sensors or
emergency cooling activation
•
Accumulative operating hours
•
Indicate the number of power supplies present and whether a condenser
pump is present
Available information/operation is model dependent. For example, only LHX
devices can show sensor alerts. See your LHX/SHX user documentation for
details.
Important: The LHX/SHX settings are stored on the port where the LHX/SHX
device is connected, and are lost if that device is re-connected to a different
PX3TS port.
Miscellaneous
Connecting a Schroff LHX/SHX Heat
(on page
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Menu
(on