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1.
Power On/Off button: Master ON/OFF for the UPS.
2.
Function Buttons: Scroll up, scroll down, select and cancel LCD menu
in setting mode.
3.
LCD Display: Indicate status information, settings and events.
4.
Input Circuit Breaker: The circuit breaker provides optimal overload
protection.
5.
AC Input Inlet: Connect the AC Power cord to a properly wired and
grounded outlet.
6.
Battery Backup & Surge Protected Outlets: Provide battery backup
and surge protection. They ensure power is provided to connected
equipment over a period of time during a power failure.
Critical / Non-critical outlets: Allows the creation of load priorities to
ensure that battery power reserves are transferred to specified outlets
during a power outage. The unit can be programmed to provide
additional runtime for equipment connected to the "CRITICAL"
outlets, while stopping the power supply to equipment connected to
"NON-CRITICAL" outlets after a designated period of time.
7.
Extended Runtime Battery Module Connector: Connect to
additional external battery modules.
8.
SNMP/HTTP Network slot: Slot to install the optional SNMP card
for remote network control and monitoring.
9.
EPO (Emergency Power Off) Connector: Enable Power-Off in
emergency from a remote location.
10.
Serial Port: Serial port provides communication between the UPS
and the computer. The UPS can control the computer's shutdown
during a power outage through the connection while the computer
can monitor the UPS and alter its various programmable parameters.
11.
HID USB port: Allows the UPS to appear in Windows like a battery
icon. When the power is out, you can still see the battery level and
adjust its settings. Also Windows power management options are
available. In case you need more advanced local management we
recommend you to install and use "PowerMonitor" software.
12.
Output Circuit Breaker: Provide overload and fault protection.
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