ABB CPS6000 Product Manual page 108

Ringers
The NX400 does not contain ringers. However, the QS841A has the capability of managing eight ringer
chassis in a system. The ringer states and output VA would be available when ringers are present in the
system.
Enable-Disable Info
This section of the menu displays the enable/disable status of some of the QS841A features. These
values are set by factory default but can be individually configured in the field.
Temp Comp
Low Temp Comp
Recharge Ilim
Emrgncy Pwr Off
Alarm Test
Auto Boost
Auto Batt Test
Rect Redund
Mid-Cell V Mon
Imminent Shutdn
Disconnects
Ringer DC Offset
Ringer Redund
Remote Rect Off
Local Write
Modem Write
Network Write
Usernames
Network Settings
This section of the menu displays the settings of the Network parameters for up to two Ports. The
standard QS841A port is considered Port 1. A second network port is achieved by using a Gateway card
communication through a serial port. If two ports are present Port 1(from the QS841A) is the Craft port
and Port 2 from the Gateway would be the LAN port.
Host Name
IP Address
Subnet Mask
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Temperature compensation
Low temperature compensation
Recharge current limit
Emergency Power Off (Remote Emergency Battery Disconnect). Enabled
when contact closure is applied to the EPO inputs.
Form-C Alarm Test Feature
Automatic boost charge
Automatic battery test
Rectifier redundancy
Mid-cell voltage monitoring
Imminent system shutdown alarm (LVBD)
LVBD (Low Voltage Battery Disconnect) and LVLD1-3 (Low Voltage
Load Disconnects)
Ability to reference the output of the ringer to a DC offset
Ringer Redundancy Alarm feature
Remote Rectifier Off – Individual Remote Rectifier Standby
Whether or not the system can be configured through the local port.
Whether or not the system can be configured through the modem port.
Whether or not the system can be configured through the network.
Whether or not usernames and password identification has been enabled
Network name assigned and configured for the QS841A since it acts as a re pository for data
and services such as e-mail, FTP, HTTP, etc that are accessed remotely by other equipment or
users on the network.
Internet Protocol address assigned to the QS841A that identifies the unit on the network. The
format for the IP address field is a 32-bit numeric address written as four numbers separated
by periods (ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd). Each number digit, d, can be zero to 255. When in the server
mode, a user shall use 192.168.2.1 to access the controller through the craft port.
Internal network address assigned for identifying an internal network mask that the QS841A
has been assigned to by a network administrator. The mask selectively includes or excludes
certain equipment on a Host. The format for the Subnet Mask field is a 32-bit numeric address
written as four numbers separated by periods (ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd). Each number digit, d, can
be zero to 255.