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9900 Series
MMS Monitoring System
User's Manual
U-ENM00038 Rev. 1
June 19, 2016

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  • Page 1 9900 Series MMS Monitoring System User’s Manual U-ENM00038 Rev. 1 June 19, 2016...
  • Page 2 PREFACE The following Manual describes the operation, display information and functions of the Monitoring System for the Mitsubishi Electric three-phase, continuous duty, on-line solid- state Uninterruptible Power Supply Multi-Module System, hereafter referred to as the UPS MMS and MMS Monitoring System respectively.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: i TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES ........................iii LIST OF FIGURES ........................iv HOW TO USE ........................... vi REVISIONS ..........................vii ACRONYMS ..........................viii WARNING ..........................ix 1. BASIC FUNCTION ........................ 1 2. MMS MONITORING SYSTEM – SOFTWARE ..............2 2.1 SETUP SCREENS .....................
  • Page 4 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: ii 4. FUTURE MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC MONITORING AND EVENT FUNCTIONALITY SOFTWARE ..........................33 APPENDICES APPENDIX A DEFINITIONS APPENDIX B MODBUS/TCP SLAVE REGISTERS APPENDIX C PASSWORDS APPENDIX D HMI SCREEN DISPLAY EXAMPLES MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 5: List Of Tables

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: iii LIST OF TABLES TABLE 1: DEFAULT SETTINGS FOR STANDARD UPS MMS MONITORING SYSTEM ..31 TABLE 1B: AUXILIARY I/O REGISTER LIST - OUTPUTS ........... B2 TABLE 2B: AUXILIARY I/O REGISTER LIST - INPUTS ............B3 TABLE 3B: CLC MIMIC REGISTER LIST ................
  • Page 6 FIGURE 33: BYPASS/INVERTER OPERATION WINDOW ........... 27 FIGURE 34: UPS MMS MONITORING SYSTEM CONFIGURATION BLOCK DIAGRAM ..29 FIGURE 35: 9900 SERIES UPS MODULE AGP-4200A HMI DIAGRAM ....... 30 FIGURE 36: 9900 SERIES UPS MODULE AGP-4300L HMI ..........30 FIGURE 37: CLC PS-3711/PS4700ZA ................... 30 FIGURE 38: OUTSIDE VIEW –...
  • Page 7 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: v FIGURE 3D: UPS MMS BYPASS OPERATION - REDUNDANT ......... D3 FIGURE 4D: UPS MMS BATTERY OPERATION - REDUNDANT ........D3 FIGURE 5D: UPS MMS INVERTER OPERATION OVERLOAD ........... D4 FIGURE 6D: UPS MMS SYSTEM MAINTENANCE BYPASS OPERATION ......D4 FIGURE 7D: UPS MMS #1 INDIVIDUAL OPERATION ............

  • Page 8: How To Use

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: vi HOW TO USE This manual is designed for ease of use, and for referencing information. Notes and pictures are used to create visuals on how to use the HMI screen. For the creation of this manual multiple UPS MMS configuration has been illustrated to show different details on different example screens.

  • Page 9: Revisions

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: vii REVISIONS This section is used to identify the originator and the specific changes made to a procedure as the result of a revision. Original procedures will be identified by the term ‘ORIGINAL’ in the Revision section of the footer and title page(s).

  • Page 10: Acronyms

    I/O - Input/Output IP - Internet Protocol KVA – Kilovolt Amp LBT - Load Bank Breaker MEPPI - Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc. MMS - Multi Module System PLC - Programmable Logic Controller SMB - Maintenance Bypass Breaker SMTP - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol...

  • Page 11: Warning

    The operating procedure in this manual should be adhered to during configuration and operation of the UPS MMS Monitoring System. Please read this manual carefully and retain it for future reference. Contact Mitsubishi Electric if further support and information is required. MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 12: Basic Function

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 1 1. BASIC FUNCTION The MMS Monitoring System will monitor all UPS MMS components and display UPS MMS operational status and information on the HMI. The HMI will be a single user interface point allowing access for all UPS MMS Data.

  • Page 13: Mms Monitoring System - Software

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 2 2. MMS MONITORING SYSTEM – SOFTWARE The MMS Monitoring System HMI will be a single user interface point allowing access for all UPS MMS Data and operation sequences. The following sub sections describe the Display Touch screens and Monitoring System functions that are available from the HMI.

  • Page 14: Setup Screens

    Setup Complete Flag by initializing configuration in Administrative Settings. Setup Screens will again be displayed allowing the administrator to reconfigure the UPS MMS Monitoring System. *Note: The MMS Monitoring System should be set up during UPS MMS Installation and Commissioned by qualified/authorized Mitsubishi Electric personnel. MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 15: Figure 2: Setup Screen 1

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 4 Figure 2: Setup Screen 1 Figure 3: Administrative Settings Screen Figure 4: Main Overview Screen MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 16: Display Data Details

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 5 2.1.1 DISPLAY DATA DETAILS Toggle Touch Icon Main Overview Screen UPS Quantity Figure 5: Setup Screen 1 *Note: See Appendix A for definitions of touch icons. *Note: Default configuration of Redundant/Capacity is Redundant (N+1).

  • Page 17: Administrative Settings Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 6 2.2 ADMINISTRATIVE SETTINGS SCREEN The Administrative Settings Screen, seen in Figure 6, provides options to initialize and configure the UPS MMS Monitoring System. It has several window displays that pertain to specific configuration option. The screen also serves as the gateway to access other advanced settings such as password setting and output contact configuration.

  • Page 18: Clc Breaker Configuration Window

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 7 2.2.2 CLC BREAKER CONFIGURATION WINDOW The CLC Breaker Configuration Window, seen in Figure 8, provides options for adding/removing Critical Load Cabinet breaker displays from the Main Overview Screen mimic display. CLC Breaker labels can be modified from within the administrative settings, and will be saved, as long as they are displayed.

  • Page 19: Screen Password Entry

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 8 2.2.4 SCREEN PASSWORD ENTRY Access to the System Configuration Screen is password protected to stop unauthorized processes, seen in Figure 11. A Password Pop up window will request the user to input a six character Administrative Password to gain authorized access to the System Configuration Screen.

  • Page 20: Figure 12: Administrative Settings Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 9 HMI Display Screen System Identification Screen Identification Function Touch Icon Initialize Setup Complete Flag Screen Function Manual Time Sync Touch Icon Remain Display Configure CLC Max. Min. Display Breaker Configuration Screen Function Touch Icon...

  • Page 21: Initialize Configuration Window Details

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 10 2.2.6 INITIALIZE CONFIGURATION WINDOW DETAILS From the Administrative Settings Screen the user can reconfigure the CLC HMI or reinitialize the MMS Monitor configuration setup. When the initial MMS Monitor System Setup is complete, a Setup Complete Flag is set and saved to the CF card.

  • Page 22: Clc Configuration Window Details

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 11 2.2.7 CLC CONFIGURATION WINDOW DETAILS From the Administrative Settings Screen the user can reconfigure the CLC diagram displayed on the Main Overview Screen. Each breaker label can be pressed to edit the label displayed. The Configure CLC Breaker Configuration Window Screen allows the optional breakers to be enabled/disabled to match the installation configuration.

  • Page 23: Password Settings Screen

    CF Card. If canceled, configured passwords will not be erased from the CF Card. Lost or forgotten passwords can be reset back to factory defaults by Mitsubishi Electric Service (please consult the service contact information on the labels of Mitsubishi Electric equipment).

  • Page 24: Alarm Output / Contact Settings Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 13 2.4 ALARM OUTPUT / CONTACT SETTINGS SCREEN MMS Monitoring System auxiliary I/O interface outputs are utilized for system dry contacts offering UPS MMS status and alarm notification. 8 user selectable outputs (Q0 through Q7) are available, being configured from the Alarm Output Contact Setting and Configuration Screens, as seen in Figures 16 &17.

  • Page 25: Conditions Screen Funtion Touch Icon

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 14 2.4.3 CONDITIONS SCREEN FUNTION TOUCH ICON Pressing a Contact Selection Trigger Condition Screen Function Touch Icon will set the output contact condition variable. The variable number will be stored in the CF card non- volatile memory.

  • Page 26: Main Overview Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 15 2.5 MAIN OVERVIEW SCREEN The Main Overview Screen not only shows a complete Mimic diagram of the UPS’s, but gives the user instant information and status of the complete MMS, and also offers orientation to other MMS Monitoring System Display Screens and functions.

  • Page 27: Display Details 1

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 16 2.5.1 DISPLAY DETAILS 1 Date & Time Display UPS MMS Module Alarm MMS Identification CLC Component Status Description Status HMI Display Screen MMS Operator Identification Interface Header System Operation UPS Data Detail Status...

  • Page 28: Display Details 2

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 17 2.5.2 DISPLAY DETAILS 2 UPS Output Power Circuit Isolated UPS Output Power Circuit Available CLC Output Power Circuit Isolated CLC Output Power Circuit Available Figure 19: Main Overview Screen Figure 20: MMS Operation Inverter↔Bypass Window Display *Note: See Appendix A for explanation of touch icons.

  • Page 29: Ups Module Data Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 18 2.6 UPS MODULE DATA SCREEN Individual UPS Module Data Screens desired (seen in Figure 21) can be accessed from the Main Overview Screen by touching the required UPS Module. More detailed information specific to each UPS Module is available on these screens. Features and functions of the UPS Module Data Screens are: ...

  • Page 30: User Orientation Details

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 19 2.6.2 USER ORIENTATION DETAILS Pressing the HMI Screen Function Touch Icons will initiate the specific screen function action: SMS Operation Bypass → Inverter Window Display Pressing the SMS Inverter Operation Touch Icon starts the UPS inverter and closes the SMS Operation Bypass →...

  • Page 31: System Alarm And Event Overview Data Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 20 2.7 SYSTEM ALARM AND EVENT OVERVIEW DATA SCREEN The System Alarm and Event Overview Data Screen display a history log of all active and restored UPS MMS Alarms and Events. Features and functions are: ...
  • Page 32 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 21 If total number of stored alarms exceeds 1000, the oldest stored log item will automatically be cleared (first in-first out queue). Available Alarms:  All UPS MMS UPS Module Alarms and associated Fault Codes.

  • Page 33: Ups Module Alarm And Event Data Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 22 2.8 UPS MODULE ALARM AND EVENT DATA SCREEN The UPS Module Alarm and Event Data Screen, seen in Figure 25, display a history log of all active or restored UPS Module Alarms and Events. Features and functions are: ...

  • Page 34: System Trend Data Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 23 2.9 SYSTEM TREND DATA SCREEN The System Trend Data Screen, seen in Figure 26, displays the System Output Power and Current Trends. Features and functions are:  System Output Current Trend Data Display ...

  • Page 35: System Operation [Inverter↔Bypass] Transfer Window

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 24 2.10 SYSTEM OPERATION [INVERTER↔BYPASS] TRANSFER WINDOW UPS MMS operation sequences are possible from the MMS Monitoring System HMI. System Bypass or Inverter Operation can be initiated from the System Operation [Inverter↔Bypass] Transfer Window, seen in Figure 27. System Operation Transfer sequences incorporates: ...

  • Page 36: Figure 28: Ups Mms Main Overview Screen

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 25 in order to prevent unauthorized operation of the UPS MMS, seen in Figure 28 & 29. Security Level 3 is required as a minimum (ADMINISTRATOR Password [Security Level 5] may also be used). When the window is closed the Security Level is immediately logged off (cleared).

  • Page 37: Conditions

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 26 2.10.1 CONDITIONS Figure 30: Bypass → Inverter (Transfer Enabled) Figure 31: Paralleled Bypass & Maintenance Bypass (Transfer Inhibited) Figure 32: Bypass → Inverter (Transfer Inhibited) MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 38: System Inverter↔Bypass Operation

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 27 2.10.2 SYSTEM INVERTER↔BYPASS OPERATION The UPS MMS Transfer Operation Window allows transfer sequences dependent upon the current operation condition of the MMS. Inverter→Bypass transfers (Bypass Operation) is enabled when the MMS Bypass Operation Touch Icon is illuminated RED, seen in Figure 33.

  • Page 39: Mms Monitoring System - Hardware

    2.) IP Address allocation for each UPS MMS Monitoring System GOT device (CLC PS- 3711/PS4700ZA and each UPS Module AGP-4200A/AGP-4300L GOT) will be default for Mitsubishi Electric standard system network configuration. For specific Customer IT department system configuration and interface, contact Mitsubishi Electric for details.

  • Page 40: Device Configuration

    Mitsubishi Electric standard system Ethernet (1) network configuration. Ethernet (2) network configuration is configurable (e.g. DHCP). For specific Customer IT department system configuration and interface, contact Mitsubishi Electric for details. Refer to the following. UPS MMS Monitoring System Graphic Operator Terminals for Mitsubishi Electric Default Target Names and IP Address allocation.

  • Page 41: Graphic Operator Terminals

    Application: 6MB Flash EPROM Display: 3.8 in | 5.7 in 320 x 240 Monochrome LCD Color: 65,356 Colors (Figures 35 & 36) Figure 35: 9900 Series UPS Module Figure 36: 9900 Series UPS Module AGP-4200A GOT AGP-4300L GOT Communication: Fast Ethernet 100 Base-TX,...

  • Page 42: Auxiliary I/O Modbus/Tcp Interface

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 31 Network Device (TCP/IP) Target Name IP Address CLC PS-3711/PS4700ZA 192.168.001.105 UPS Module #1 GP-4300 UPS1 192.168.001.111 UPS Module #2 GP-4300 UPS2 192.168.001.121 UPS Module #3 GP-4300 UPS3 192.168.001.131 UPS Module #4 GP-4300 UPS4 192.168.001.141...
  • Page 43 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 32 The following lists indicate the allocation for Auxiliary I/O Modbus/TCP Interface contacts within the UPS MMS Monitoring System. Input/Output Specification Total I/O: 36 Inputs: 28 Outputs: 8 UPS MMS Monitoring System I/O Configuration:...
  • Page 44 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: 33 4. FUTURE MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC MONITORING AND EVENT FUNCTIONALITY SOFTWARE Future software revision will allow event functionality for notification of UPS MMS Alarms and Events. Custom Software is available for customer specific displays, controlling and metering projects.
  • Page 45 APPENDIX A Definitions U-ENM00038-A Rev. 1 June 19, 2016...
  • Page 46 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: A1 REVISIONS This section is used to identify the originator and the specific changes made to a procedure as the result of a revision. Original procedures will be identified by the term ‘ORIGINAL’ in the Revision section of the footer and title page(s).
  • Page 47 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: A2 AC Output Bypass Source Data:  Bypass Input Voltage - VAB (V)  Bypass Input Frequency (Hz) AC Output Inverter Source Data:  Inverter Output Current (Numerical and Bar Graph form)  Ia, Ib, Ic (A) ...
  • Page 48 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: A3 CLC Output Power Circuit Isolated: CLC 52L and CLC SMB circuit breaker open - Green; or CLC 52L circuit breaker is closed - Red, but all UPS Module output power circuit breakers (52L1, 52L2 and 52L3 in this example) are open - Green: UPS MMS CLC output power circuit isolated.
  • Page 49 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: A4  Analog Meters Window Display  MMS Trend Data Screen Change  MMS Event & Alarm Log Screen Change  MMS Operation Inverter ↔ Bypass Window Display Manual Time Sync: When pressed will manual synchronize UPS modules to MMS Monitor Time (weekly auto-sync is uninterrupted).
  • Page 50 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: A5  System Output Current  System Output Power  1 Min Sample Rate  12 Hr. Visible Samples  Sample Rate Display  History Trend Data UPS Data Detail Touch Icons:  SMS Operation Bypass → Inverter Window Display ...
  • Page 51 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM PAGE: A6 UPS Module Input Data:  Bypass Input Voltage – VAB (V)  Bypass Input Frequency (Hz)  AC Input Voltage – VAB (V)  AC Input Frequency (Hz)  Battery Voltage (V) UPS Module Inverter Output Data: UPS Module Inverter Output Data is only displayed...
  • Page 52 APPENDIX B Modbus/TCP Slave Registers U-ENM00038-B Rev. 1 June 19, 2016...
  • Page 53 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B1 REVISIONS This section is used to identify the originator and the specific changes made to a procedure as the result of a revision. Original procedures will be identified by the term ‘ORIGINAL’ in the Revision section of the footer and title page(s).
  • Page 54 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B2 CLCII MONITOR SYSTEM MODBUS TCP REGISTER LIST The data from the CLCII MMS Monitor System is presented as IEC61131 0-based holding registers (%MW). Several data parameters contain an implied decimal place for greater precision.
  • Page 55 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B3 AUXILIARY I/O REGISTER LIST - INPUTS Register Description [I0] SMB Input Power %MW00006 :X00 (VMB) :X01 [I1] SMB Closed :X02 [I2] 52L Closed :X03 [I3] LBT Closed :X04 [I4] 52L1 Closed :X05...
  • Page 56 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B4 CLC MIMIC REGISTER LIST Register Description CLC AC power from %MW00000 :X00 UPS1 CLC AC power from :X01 UPS2 CLC AC power from :X02 UPS3 CLC AC power from :X03 UPS4 CLC AC power from...
  • Page 57 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B5 CLC PARAMETER REGISTER LIST - 32 BIT Register Measurement Notes %MW00010 System KW Percentage x0.1% %MW00012 System KW %MW00014 System AC Current %MW00016 Output Current UPS1 x0.1A %MW00018 Output Current UPS2 x0.1A...
  • Page 58 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B6 CLC PARAMETER REGISTER LIST - 16 BIT Register Measurement Notes %MW00008 CLC UPS Module Capacity 2,3,4,5,6,7, or 8 %MW00009 Modules' Individual UPS KVA %MW00422 CLC ID Label (128bit) 8x16bit %MW00423 CLC ID Label...
  • Page 59 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B7 %MW00096 UPS1 Output Voltage x0.1 KW %MW00097 UPS1 Power Factor x0.01 %MW00098 UPS1 Output Current A x0.1A %MW00099 UPS1 Output Current B x0.1A %MW00100 UPS1 Output Current C x0.1A %MW00101 %MW00102 UPS1 Output Current Percentage A x0.1%...
  • Page 60 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B8 %MW00136 UPS2 DC Voltage CN x0.1V %MW00137 %MW00138 UPS2 Output Frequency x0.1Hz %MW00139 UPS2 Output Voltage x0.1 KW %MW00140 UPS2 Power Factor x0.01 %MW00141 UPS2 Output Current A x0.1A %MW00142 UPS2 Output Current B x0.1A...
  • Page 61 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B9 %MW00176 UPS3 Output Voltage BC x0.1V %MW00177 UPS3 Output Voltage CA x0.1V %MW00178 UPS3 DC Voltage PC x0.1V %MW00179 UPS3 DC Voltage CN x0.1V %MW00180 %MW00181 UPS3 Output Frequency x0.1Hz %MW00182 UPS3 Output Voltage x0.1 KW...
  • Page 62 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B10 %MW00216 UPS4 Input Voltage CA x0.1V %MW00217 %MW00218 UPS4 Output Voltage AB x0.1V %MW00219 UPS4 Output Voltage BC x0.1V %MW00220 UPS4 Output Voltage CA x0.1V %MW00221 UPS4 DC Voltage PC x0.1V %MW00222 UPS4 DC Voltage CN x0.1V...
  • Page 63 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B11 %MW00256 UPS5 Input Voltage x0.1V %MW00257 UPS5 Input Voltage AB x0.1V %MW00258 UPS5 Input Voltage BC x0.1V %MW00259 UPS5 Input Voltage CA x0.1V %MW00260 %MW00261 UPS5 Output Voltage AB x0.1V %MW00262 UPS5 Output Voltage BC x0.1V...
  • Page 64 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B12 %MW00296 UPS6 Bypass Voltage BC x0.1V %MW00297 UPS6 Bypass Voltage CA x0.1V %MW00298 UPS6 Input Frequency x0.1Hz %MW00299 UPS6 Input Voltage x0.1V %MW00300 UPS6 Input Voltage AB x0.1V %MW00301 UPS6 Input Voltage BC x0.1V...
  • Page 65 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B13 %MW00336 UPS7 Bypass Frequency x0.1Hz %MW00337 UPS7 Bypass Voltage x0.1V %MW00338 UPS7 Bypass Voltage AB x0.1V %MW00339 UPS7 Bypass Voltage BC x0.1V %MW00340 UPS7 Bypass Voltage CA x0.1V %MW00341 UPS7 Input Frequency x0.1Hz...
  • Page 66 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B14 %MW00376 UPS7 KVA Rating %MW00377 UPS7 Voltage In x0.1V %MW00378 UPS7 Voltage Out x0.1V %MW00379 UPS8 Bypass Frequency x0.1Hz %MW00380 UPS8 Bypass Voltage x0.1V %MW00381 UPS8 Bypass Voltage AB x0.1V %MW00382 UPS8 Bypass Voltage BC x0.1V...
  • Page 67 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B15 %MW00416 UPS8 Battery Discharge min./ Minutes %MW00417 UPS8 Battery Discharge hr. Hours %MW00418 UPS8 Current Fault Count %MW00419 UPS8 KVA Rating %MW00420 UPS8 Voltage In x0.1V %MW00421 UPS8 Voltage Out x0.1V Table 6B (Continued): UPS Parameter Register List...
  • Page 68 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B16 UPS2 CB2 Battery Circuit Breaker UPS2 Inverter Operation UPS2 52C AC Output Contactor UPS2 Bypass Input UPS2 52S Bypass Output Contactor UPS2 AC Output UPS2 MultiModule System Synchronization UPS2 Rectifier Operation UPS2 Battery Discharging...
  • Page 69 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B17 UPS4 CB1 Input Contactor UPS4 DC Bus UPS4 CB2 Battery Circuit Breaker UPS4 Inverter Operation UPS4 52C AC Output Contactor UPS4 Bypass Input UPS4 52S Bypass Output Contactor UPS4 AC Output UPS4 MultiModule...
  • Page 70 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B18 UPS6 Modbus %MW00075 Communication Error UPS6 AC Input UPS6 CB1 Input Contactor UPS6 DC Bus UPS6 CB2 Battery Circuit Breaker UPS6 Inverter Operation UPS6 52C AC Output Contactor UPS6 Bypass Input UPS6 52S Bypass Output...
  • Page 71 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: B19 UPS7 Battery Discharging UPS7 Fault UPS8 Modbus %MW00077 Communication Error UPS8 AC Input UPS8 CB1 Input Contactor UPS8 DC Bus UPS8 CB2 Battery Circuit Breaker UPS8 Inverter Operation UPS8 52C AC Output...
  • Page 72 APPENDIX C Passwords U-ENM00038-C Rev. 1 June 19, 2016...
  • Page 73 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: C1 REVISIONS This section is used to identify the originator and the specific changes made to a procedure as the result of a revision. Original procedures will be identified by the term ‘ORIGINAL’ in the Revision section of the footer and title page(s).
  • Page 74 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: C2 Default Passwords By default all security logins utilize Upper Case (CAPITAL) letters. When the “CAPS” button is selected lower case letters will be input. CREDENTIAL TYPE SECURITY LEVEL DEFAULT PASSWORD Operator Password...
  • Page 75 APPENDIX D HMI Screen Display Examples U-ENM00038-D Rev. 1 June 19, 2016...
  • Page 76 9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: D1 REVISIONS This section is used to identify the originator and the specific changes made to a procedure as the result of a revision. Original procedures will be identified by the term ‘ORIGINAL’ in the Revision section of the footer and title page(s).

  • Page 77: Figure 1D: Ups Mms Inverter Operation - Capacity

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: D2 Figure 1D: UPS MMS Inverter Operation - Capacity Figure 2D: UPS MMS and Load Isolated - Capacity MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 78: Figure 3D: Ups Mms Bypass Operation - Redundant

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: D3 Figure 3D: UPS MMS Bypass Operation - Redundant Figure 4D: UPS MMS Battery Operation - Redundant MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 79: Figure 5D: Ups Mms Inverter Operation Overload

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: D4 Figure 5D: UPS MMS Inverter Operation Overload Figure 6D: UPS MMS System Maintenance Bypass Operation MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 80: Figure 7D: Ups Mms #1 Individual Operation

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: D5 Figure 7D: UPS MMS #1 Individual Operation Figure 8D: UPS Module #1 Inverter Operation MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

  • Page 81: Figure 9D: System Alarm And Event Data Screen - Various Alarms

    9900 SERIES MMS MONITORING SYSTEM Page Number: D6 Figure 9D: System Alarm and Event Data Screen – Various Alarms MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC U-ENM00038 Rev. 1...

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