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INSTALLING YOUR UPS SYSTEM
extension cords, outlet strips, and surge
strips in conjunction with the UPS unit.
4. Press the power switch to turn the unit on.
The Power On indicator light will illuminate
green and the unit will emit one long and
one short "beep".
5. If an overload is detected, an audible alarm
will sound and the unit will emit one long
beep. To correct this, turn the UPS off and
unplug at least one piece of equipment
from the battery power supplied outlets.
Make sure the circuit breaker is depressed
and then turn the UPS on.
BASIC OPERATION
1. Power Switch
Used as the master on/off switch for equipment
connected to the battery power supplied
outlets. (Please refer to the Function Setup
Guide for more information.)
2. Power On Indicator
This LED is illuminated when the utility
power is normal and the UPS outlets are
providing power, free of surges and spikes.
3. LCD module display
The LCD display shows all the UPS
information using icons and messages.
For more information please review
the "Definitions for Illuminated LCD
Indicators" section below.
4. Display/Select Button
The button can be used to select the LCD
display contents including Input Voltage,
Output Voltage, and Estimated Run Time.
Short press the button to scroll down the
function menu. Pressing the button for 3
seconds will keep the LCD display always
on or turn the LCD display off while in AC/
Utility power mode. For more information,
please refer to the Function Setup Guide.
5. Mute/Enter Button
Holding the button for more than 3 sec-
onds will silence the alarm. Short press the
ENTER button to confirm the setting. After
the setting has been confirmed, the LCD
screen will stop flashing. For more infor-
mation, please refer to the Function Setup
Guide
6. Battery and Surge Protected Outlets
The UPS has battery powered/surge sup-
pression outlets for connected equipment
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6. To maintain optimal battery charge, leave the
UPS plugged into an AC outlet at all times.
7. To store the UPS for an extended period
of time, cover it and store with the battery
fully charged. While in storage, recharge
the battery every three months to ensure
optimal battery life.
8. Ensure the wall outlet and UPS are
located near the equipment being
attached for proper accessibility.
to ensure temporary uninterrupted oper-
ation of your equipment during a power
failure. (DO NOT plug a laser printer, paper
shredder, copier, space heater, vacuum,
sump pump or other large electrical devices
into the "Battery and Surge Protected
Outlets". The power demands of these
devices may overload and damage the unit.)
7. Full-Time Surge Protection Outlets
The UPS has surge suppression outlets.
8. Circuit Breaker
Located on the back of the UPS, the circuit
breaker serves to provide overload and
fault protection.
9. USB Port to PC
The USB communication port allows
communication between the USB port
on the computer and the UPS unit.
DB9 Port
This port is used for connecting between
the UPS and equipment designed to
operate with a dry contact closure.
10. Communication Protection Ports
Communication protection ports,
bi-directional, will protect a 10/100/1000
Ethernet connection (RJ45).
11. Wiring Fault Indicator (red)
This LED indicator will illuminate to warn the
user that a wiring problem exists, such as bad
ground, missing ground or reversed wiring.
If this is illuminated, disconnect all electri-
cal equipment from the outlet and have an
electrician verify the outlet is properly wired.
The UPS will not provide surge protection
without being plugged into a grounded and
properly wired wall outlet.
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