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  • Page 1 Power Novus FXM 650, 1100, 2000 Total Power Solutions by Alpha Technologies Uninterruptible Power Supplies Operator’s Manual Rev 0408...

  • Page 2: Notice

    Notice Rev 0408 Doc# 017-201-B0 ® Copyright © 2007-2008 Alpha Technologies Ltd. All rights reserved. Alpha is a registered trademark of Alpha Technologies. No part of this documentation shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, translated, transcribed, or transmitted in any form or by any means – manual, electric, electronic, electromechanical, chemical, optical, or otherwise –...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Turning the Novus FXM on and off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  • Page 4 Adjusting and controlling the Novus FXM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

  • Page 5: Product Safety Information

    General Warnings and Cautions WARNING You must read and understand the following warnings before installing the Novus FXM and its components. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or death. ■ Read and follow all instructions included in this manual.
  • Page 6 FXM UPS Operator's Manual ■ Neutralize spilled electrolyte with special neutralizing solutions in a “spill kit” or a solution of 1 lb. (0.45 kg) of baking soda (bicar- bonate of soda) in 1 gallon (3.9 L) of water. ■ Use special caution when connecting or adjusting battery cabling.

  • Page 7: Certification And Compliances

    Follow the manufacturer’s directions and check with your local jurisdictions for safe battery disposal. Caution: You must read and understand the following cautions before installing the Novus FXM and its components. Failure to do so could result in equipment damage. ■...
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  • Page 9: Introduction

    2. Introduction What This Manual Covers This manual provides full procedures for the safe and proper installa- tion, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the Novus FXM. It contains the following chapters and appendices: ■ “Product Safety Information” on page 5: Draws your attention to product safety and encourages you to think “Safety First!”...

  • Page 10: Who Should Read This Manual

    (see “Product Safety Information” on page 5). Once you are aware of all the safety issues, then you can start to plan the installa- tion according to “Installing the Novus FXM” on page 25. After you have completed the installation, you can start learning how to oper- ate and program the system to meet the needs of your application.

  • Page 11: Symbols Used On The Product

    Introduction Symbols Used on The Product The following symbol appears on various internal components of the Novus FXM: Risk of electric shock. Related Documents ■ None Doc# 017-201-B0 Rev 0408...
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  • Page 13: Overview

    3. Overview Introduction The Novus FXM is available in 3 models – FXM 650, FXM 1100 and FXM 2000. The FXM 650 and the FXM 1100/2000 look different, but all of the front panel connectors and circuit breakers operate in the same way.

  • Page 14: Front Panel Description

    FXM UPS Operator's Manual Front Panel Description Figure 3 .3 - Front Panel Description Battery Breaker This circuit breaker provides overcurrent protection and is an on/off switch for battery power. It must be on for proper FXM operation. Battery Connector This connects the external batteries to the FXM.
  • Page 15 Overview FXM1100/2000 FXM650 Figure 3 .4 - Front Panel Description (cont’d) LCD Control Panel This panel and the cancel, scroll and select buttons below it let you monitor and control the FXM. More information is given in “Operation” on page 33. Battery Voltage Test Points These let you measure the battery voltage.
  • Page 16 51). See also “Novus User Software, Operations, Relay and Load Shed” on page 63. For Contact C6, the default factory configuration for the FXM 650-48, FXM 1100 and FXM 2000 is +48VDC output (FXM 650-24 is +24VDC), but it can be factory configured as a dry contact.
  • Page 17 Overview “Operating the Novus FXM “#35 Low Battery Warning Voltage.” on page 40. • C4: This contact is energized after the FXM has been in Inverter mode for 2 hours. It can be called the “Timer” contact. You can change the pre-programmed 2 hours to match your operating conditions.
  • Page 18 • ATS (C8): When the FXM is in Inverter mode, this nor- mally open relay closes (Figure 3.8), sending 48 VDC (FXM 650-48, 1100, 2000) or 24 VDC (FXM 650-24) from the external batteries to this dry contact. If the optional Alpha Technologies’s Automatic Transfer Switch...
  • Page 19 Overview Figure 3 .9 - Front Panel Description (cont’d) Input Circuit Breaker This circuit breaker is an on/off switch for line power into the FXM and provides input protection. It must be on for proper FXM operation. Input Terminal Block This terminal block is the FXM’s AC line power input.
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  • Page 21: Site Planning

    4. Site Planning WARNING Novus FXM Restricted Access: The must be installed in a restricted area accessible only by qualified service personnel. WARNING Novus FXM Grounding: The must be correctly grounded for proper operation. Older facilities may have inadequate electrical grounding.

  • Page 22: Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc) Requirements

    In Generator Mode, the FXM’s range of acceptable input fre- quency and voltage is expanded to accept the fluctuations created by a generator (See “Operating the Novus FXM, Sense Type” on page 40.). Use a generator with electronic speed and voltage controls which produces less than 10% voltage Total Harmonic Distor- tion (THD).

  • Page 23: Unpacking The Novus Fxm

    Follow these guidelines for unpacking the Novus FXM. WARNING Heavy Object: The Novus FXM. is heavy (up to 35 lb (15.9 kg)). Use proper lifting techniques. The lifting and moving should be done by at least two personnel to avoid injury.
  • Page 24 FXM UPS Operator's Manual Available optional items Qty Item Batteries, if ordered from Alpha, will be shipped separately. Enclosure (with optional mounting hardware kit) Battery heating mats Doc# 017-201-B0 Rev 0408...

  • Page 25: Installation

    MUST have disconnect devices attached. Novus FXM. WARNING Restricted Access: The Novus FXM. must be installed in a restricted area accessible only by qualified service personnel. Once the installation location has been planned and prepared, you are ready to install the Novus FXM.

  • Page 26: Mounting The Novus Fxm

    FXM UPS Operator's Manual Mounting the Novus FXM. The FXM can be placed on a shelf with no other parts needed. Any version of the FXM can be rack or wall mounted or secured to a shelf, such as on an outdoor enclosure’s shelf, with the optional mounting brackets as shown in Figure 3.10.
  • Page 27 Installation one, unscrew the screws in each corner, remove the panel, rotate it and reinstall the screws. Caution: Use care to avoid damaging or pulling out the wires or the ribbon cables when rotating the panels. Doc# 017-201-B0 Rev 0408...

  • Page 28: Wiring The External Batteries

    (DC-I) as defined in GR-1089-CORE. Procedure For FXM 650-48/1100/2000 (48 V battery string), number the batteries from 1 to 4 with labels or tape. For FXM 650-24 (24 V battery string), number the batteries from 1 to 2. See Figure 3.11. To Positive...
  • Page 29 Installation Caution: Torque the battery terminals according to the manufacturer’s specifications as given on the name plate or data sheet. Wire the batteries as shown in Figure 3.11. If used, install the in- line fuse as shown. Verify battery connector polarity and DC voltage with a DC volt- meter.

  • Page 30: Wiring The Novus Fxm

    Connect the external batteries to the Battery connector Figure 3.3. Refer to “Wiring the external batteries” on page 28. If needed, attached the terminal block covers and battery har- ness restraining bracket (See “Mounting the Novus FXM” on page 26). Doc# 017-201-B0 Rev 0408...

  • Page 31: Ats/Gts Option

    The ATS (automatic transfer switch) and the GTS (generator transfer switch) are two separate optional add-on switching units for the FXM family (FXM 650, 1100 and 2000). The ATS provides power and/or bypass capacity (automatic or manual) so the operator may discon- nect the FXM family of products from line power for easy removal and servicing.
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  • Page 33: Operation

    7. Operation The following sections describe the operation of the Novus FXM. ■ Operating the control panel on page 34. ■ Turning the FXM On and Off on page 37. ■ Replacing the batteries on page 83. ■ Operating the Novus FXM on page 40.

  • Page 34: Operating The Control Panel

    FXM Frequency - 50 Hz or 60 Hz Sense Type setting - Normal (N) or Generator (G); see "Operating the Novus FXM", Sense Type on page 40.. C Present operating mode - (LINE mode shown) See Figure 7.2. D Control buttons: SELECT - Pressing SELECT moves you down 1 level in the menu tree (Figure 7.3) or accepts a change when programming (See page 40).
  • Page 35 Operation UPS Operating Modes LCD Shows Description SHUTDOWN The FXM’s inverter is turned off. Line power is disconnected from the load. LINE The FXM is turned on. Line power is provided to the load. BOOST1 OR The FXM’s transformer is raising line voltage without using the BOOST2 batteries.
  • Page 36 FXM UPS Operator's Manual Logo Screen   Starting at the Logo Press the SCROLL button to move between the menus. The (Figure 7 . 1 ) Screen, press the SELECT SCROLL button moves only in one direction, so if you overshoot, you button to go down one level.

  • Page 37: Turning The Novus Fxm On And Off

    If you need to provide backup battery power to the load, perform a manual start by using the inverter command (See “Operating the Novus FXM Inverter” on page 40). The FXM has auto-frequency detection. When it is first turned on, it senses the line frequency and adjusts its output frequency to match that of the input (Also see "Specifications"...
  • Page 38 If the FXM constantly switches between Inverter and Line modes due to a noisy line, the FXM’s input parameters should be broadened from normal to generator (See “Operating the Novus FXM, Sense Type.” on page 40. Also See Specifications, “Boost/Buck/Line Transfer Thresholds”...

  • Page 39: Replacing The Batteries

    Operation Replacing the Batteries WARNING Make sure you have read and understood the battery safety instruc- tions in “Product Safety Information” on page 5. Caution: Make sure all the replacement batteries are of the same type and rating. Failure to do so could result in improper charging and damage the batteries.

  • Page 40: Operating The Novus Fxm

    Operating the Novus FXM The control menu (Figure 7.4) lets you operate the FXM or program it to suit your operating conditions. You can also use the Novus User Software to make these adjustments (See “Novus User Software” on page 56).
  • Page 41 It can be set to 3, 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 seconds. The factory default setting is 3 seconds. Also See “Adjusting and Controlling the Novus FXM, #34: Line Qualify Time.” on page 50.

  • Page 42: Making Measurements

    Making Measurements The System Status Menu (Figure 7.5) lets you make measurements of various FXM inputs, outputs, temperatures and other values. You can also use the Novus User Software to make these measurements (See “Novus User Software” on page 56). Procedure From the logo screen (Figure 7.1) go to the system status menu...

  • Page 43: Viewing The 25-Event Log

    To clear this log, see “Operat- ing the Novus FXM, INV RECORD.” on page 40. To see the last 100 events, go to the RS-232 100-event log (See “100-Event Log” on page 54 or “Novus User Software, Event His- tory.” on page 76.) Procedure From the Logo Screen (Figure 7.1), navigate to the EVENT STA-...

  • Page 44: Communicating With The Rs-232 Interface

    FXM UPS Operator's Manual Communicating with the RS-232 interface The following subsections describe the operation of the Novus FXM via the RS-232 interface. ■ Wiring the RS-232 Port on page 45. ■ Using the Main Menu on page 46. ■...

  • Page 45: Wiring The Rs-232 Port

    The FXM’s front panel has a DB-9 female connector. When connect- ed to a PC with Windows HyperTerminal or other terminal emulation software, the FXM can be remotely monitored and controlled with it’s command-line system. The Novus User Software provides a Win- dows or web browser type of control. Procedure Connect a 9-pin, fully shielded, straight-through DE-9 to DE-9 connector cable between the computer’s port and the FXM’s...

  • Page 46: Using The Main Menu

    Press Enter and retype the command again. If you choose not to use the command line system, you can use the Novus User Software to control and monitor the FXM (See page 56). Main Menu Screen The main menu screen (Figure 7.8) shows the FXM’s current input and output values, displays if any faults or alarms are present and gives access to the submenus.

  • Page 47: Main Menu

    Operation RS-232 Menu Tree Submenus #1, 2 and 4 are read-only screens for monitoring the FXM. To control the FXM, use submenu #3, the Maintenance submenu 0-Main Menu (Figure 7.8) Submenus Submenus 1-Unit Specifications 2-Input/Output values 3-Maintenance 4-Line Slow (See page 50) Detection Setup Unit Model Input...
  • Page 48 FXM UPS Operator's Manual Line Status Line status tells you the line’s condition (See also Figure 7.2 on page 35). For an updated value, press Enter. Line Status Normal The line is within specifications (See specifications, “Boost/Buck/Line Transfer Thresholds”). The FXM is operating in Line mode.
  • Page 49 Operation Fault and Alarm Displays Fault and alarm displays any malfunctions the FXM has encountered. (Also see "Troubleshooting" on page 87). Faults Short_Circuit The load has a short. Vout_Hi The output voltage is above specifications. Batt_Hi The batteries cannot be charged. Batt_Lo The batteries are almost discharged.

  • Page 50: Adjusting And Controlling The Novus Fxm

    This switches the inverter on or off to allow you to prevent On/Off a damaging deep battery discharge or to provide backup battery power to the load. Also See “Operating the Novus FXM, INVERTER.” on page 40. You can set a delay before the inverter turns off to allow time for turning off critical loads.

  • Page 51: Programming The Dry Contacts And The Clock

    Operation Programming the Dry Contacts and the Clock The FXM’s front panel contacts (See "Contacts C1 to C6” on page 16) can be programmed to meet your specifications with RS–232 communications. You can also adjust the FXM’s date and time. Programming the Dry Contacts The functions of dry contacts C1 to C5 (and if factory configured, dry contact C6) can be changed with RS-232 communications.
  • Page 52 FXM UPS Operator's Manual Setting the Timer Contact The front panel’s timer contact (See "Contacts C1 to C6” on page 16 and "Programming the Dry Contacts and the Clock" on page 51) can be programmed to suit your application. Figure 7.15 explains how. Enter command UPS display Description...
  • Page 53 Operation Setting the Date and Time See Figure 7.16 below. Enter command UPS display Description clock and press Enter *clock=12/31/07 22:00:00 Returns the current date and time. † clock=010107  120000 *clock=01/01/07 12:00:00 Sets the date and and press Enter time to Jan 01, 2007, 12:00pm.

  • Page 54: 100-Event Log

    FXM UPS Operator's Manual 100-Event Log Up to 100 events are stored in the FXM’s log. If more than 100 events occur, the oldest is over written. Procedure To see the log, type event (all lower case) and press Enter. The events are listed starting with the most recent and appear as: eventX=12/25/99 01:45:59 0000000000000000, 0000000000000000, 000 Event...
  • Page 55 Operation If less than 100 events occurred, the last entry will appear as: eventX=00/00/00 00:00:00 0000000000000000, 0000000000000000, 000 To clear the log, type eventclr and press Enter. It takes the FXM 30 seconds to clear the log. Do not enter any other commands during this time.

  • Page 56: Novus User Software

    Descriptions of all the screens and their functions are given in “Operation” on page 59. Figure 7 . 1 7 – Novus User Software (UPS Specification Screen shown) A Screen Selection Menus B Current UPS operating mode (Figure 7.2). This is updated automatically C Fault and Alarm Indicators –...
  • Page 57 If you see Microsoft .NET Framework listed, the Framework is already installed and you can install the Novus User Software. If you don’t see it listed, you MUST install it from the Microsoft Windows update web site before installing the software.
  • Page 58 Install the Novus User Software onto your computer. Restart the computer. Note If you install the Novus User Software on a version of Windows without the .NET framework installed, you will get an error message saying the framework is not installed. Install the framework onto your computer according to the instructions given on page 57.
  • Page 59 If you do not click on this button, the change will not happen. ■ UPS SPECIFICATIONS This screen displays the various specifications of the FXM. Figure 7 . 1 9 – Novus User Software: UPS Specification screen Doc# 017-201-B0 Rev 0408...
  • Page 60 FXM UPS Operator's Manual ■ UPS MONITORING These read-only screens show the FXM’s current input and output values and other measurements. Input & Output: This shows you the current line input and FXM out- put values and the FXM’s present operating mode. Figure 7 .20 –...
  • Page 61 Operation Relay & Load Shed: This shows you how the front panel dry con- tacts are configured. If any relays are used for load shedding, it shows the time they are set to. Figure 7 .22 – UPS Monitoring: Relay & Load Shed screen User Input Status: This shows you the current status of the user programmable inputs (1 to 3).
  • Page 62 FXM UPS Operator's Manual ■ UPS MAINTENANCE These screens let you configure and adjust the FXM to meet your op- erating needs. To change any parameter, either click on the On/Off buttons, or choose an item from a drop down menu. To execute the changes, click on the Update Settings button.
  • Page 63 Operation Inverter: This lets you turn the inverter on or off to start or stop backup battery power to the load. Figure 7 .26 – UPS Maintenance: Inverter screen Relay & Load Shed: Allows you to configure the front panel’s dry contact configuration.
  • Page 64 FXM UPS Operator's Manual Controlling the external fan by temperature triggered dry contact The Novus FXM has up to 6 dry contacts (C1 to C6) on the front panel which can be configured by the user to open (or close) based on the specific trigger conditions.
  • Page 65 Operation (a) Assigning the Temperature trigger function to a dry contact (b) Setting the Temperature trigger value Figure 7 .28 – Temperature trigger function via Novus User Software Doc# 017-201-B0 Rev 0408...
  • Page 66 FXM UPS Operator's Manual RS-232 HyperTerminal – the Temperature trigger function can be assigned to any available dry contacts as described in "Program- ming the Dry Contacts" on page 51. (e.g. c1=11, where 11 is the assigned index for the Temperature trigger function.) After establishing an RS-232 connection with the FXM (see page 44), at the HyperTerminal screen prompt, type temp and press Enter to display the current temperature setting (FXM returns...
  • Page 67 Operation RS-232 GUI – Figure 7.30 shows the UPS Maintenance > Unit Configuration screen. Click the Restore Defaults button. Enter the password to execute the command. Figure 7 .30 – Restore all default commnad Description of Parameter Maximum battery charging current Temperature compensation of battery charging Maximum allowable duration of output short circuit before shutdown Property settings of programmable user input #1...
  • Page 68 FXM UPS Operator's Manual Number of weeks setting of periodical self-test Day of the week setting of periodical self-test Time of the day setting of periodical self-test Battery low warning threshold setting (%) Self test duration setting (minutes) Internal temperature setting to turn on cooling fan Load shed timer1 duration Load shed timer2 duration Load shed timer3 duration...
  • Page 69 Operation ture called the Time of Day Action is added to deactivate the timer during a user defined time period of the day. See Figure 7.32.  Dry contact activates when enabled timer counts down to zero  Timer starts to count down if enabled ...
  • Page 70 FXM UPS Operator's Manual Figure 7 .34 – Time Of Day Action Status Once the Time of Day Action is configured, the FXM will automati- cally disable the timers during inverter mode at the defined peak periods. You can also turn off the Time of Day Action by setting one (or both) Time Period(s) to OFF (Figure 7.33).
  • Page 71 Operation Password: This lets you set the FXM’s password. The factory set password is 1111. Figure 7 .36 – UPS Maintenance: Password screen Note The password is limited to 4 alphanumeric characters. The software will not allow you to type in more than 4 characters. User Input: There are 3 programmable User Inputs and their func- tions are similar to the Dry Contact relays.
  • Page 72 FXM UPS Operator's Manual Figure 7 .38 – User Input Configuration: Setting the Trigger Type In the Input 1 column, click on the Type down arrow to display the 3 types of available triggers (Edge Trigger, Level Toggle and Level Alternative). For more information on how triggers work, see "Types of Trigger"...
  • Page 73 Operation Figure 7 .41 – User Input Current Status You can perform a quick test by shorting the User Input 1 dry con- tact pin (pin 19 of C6) to ground (pin 22 of C6) with a short length of PVC insulated electronic hook-up wire.
  • Page 74 FXM UPS Operator's Manual User input High to Low edge trigger Action #1 Action #1 (b) Level = Low User Input = High to Low, Action #1 is triggered User Input = Low to High, no action triggered Figure 7 .43 – Edge Trigger •...
  • Page 75 (see also “Troubleshooting” on page 87). When the fault or alarm indicators on the horizontal bar are lit, place your mouse cursor over the light to display the context sensitive message. Figure 7 .46 – Novus User Software: UPS Alarms & Faults screen Doc# 017-201-B0 Rev 0408...
  • Page 76 View Selected button will display the updated infor- mation about the selected event. Figure 7 .47 – Novus User Software: UPS Event History screen To view all the events, click on the View All button to open the Event Log Monitor window (Figure 7.48).
  • Page 77 Com. In the Open Event File window, select the default event file "event-1111.txt" (where 1111 is the serial number of the FXM) from the default directory (Novus User Software V2.00.03). This will load the previously saved events for viewing. Once the event file is loaded, the software automatically begins to download the stored events from the FXM to the computer.
  • Page 78 FXM UPS Operator's Manual ■ UPGRADE FILES This screen shows the current version number of the Novus firmware. Figure 7 .51 – Novus User Software: UPS Upgrade Files screen ■ COMMUNICATIONS This screen changes the FXM’s communication parameters. You cannot change the RS-232 Baud Rate.

  • Page 79: Maintenance

    8. Maintenance Updating the Software The Novus FXM’s firmware can be reinstalled or updated to the latest version with this procedure. You will need the following items: ■ RS-232 connection cable to the FXM ( See page 45) ■ uBug12 software installed on your computer (available for download from Alpha’s web site (www.alpha.com).
  • Page 80 FXM UPS Operator's Manual In the uBug12 screen, type (all lower case) fbulk and press ENTER. The erase pop-up appears. It disappears when the FXM’s memory is erased. If an error message appears, send the fbulk command again. 2: erase pop-up appears .
  • Page 81 Maintenance When the software has finished loading into the FXM, the pop- up shows “Loaded OK in (xx) seconds.” If an error message appears, turn off the FXM and start over again. Firmware is loaded . Note: It should not take more than one or two restarts to load the software. If problem persists, contact Alpha Technical Support.

  • Page 82: Testing And Replacing The Batteries

    FXM UPS Operator's Manual Testing and Replacing the Batteries Battery life Batteries lose their ability to store power throughout their life. The bat- teries should be regularly tested to ensure they can continue to pro- vide reliable service. Battery life is reduced by three major factors: Temperature –...

  • Page 83: Battery Maintenance

    Maintenance Battery Maintenance The batteries supplied with this unit are sealed and maintenance free. Regularly ensure that all connectors are tight and free of cor- rosion. The presence of corrosion, swelling of the battery case or distortion in the shape of the case suggests that the batteries need to be replaced (see “Replacing the Batteries”...
  • Page 84 ON is flashing; press SELECT button once, ON is now displayed continuosly, indicating that the the FXM has been switched into the bypass state. From the Novus User Software main screen ( page 59), go to the UPS Maintenance > Unit Configuration screen. Turn Bypass Mode on by clicking the ON button and then the Update Configuration button.

  • Page 85: Preventative Maintenance

    Maintenance Preventative Maintenance Preventative maintenance should be performed on the FXM mod- ule every 6 to 12 months. For mission critical applications such as backup traffic intersections, more frequent maintenance should be planned. Proper implementation of the following procedure will insure that your system continues to provide reliable backup power in the event of a utility power failure.

  • Page 86: Service And Technical Support

    FXM UPS Operator's Manual Operational Test Activate the FXM self-test function. After passing the self-test, disconnect the AC input to the FXM to trigger the FXM into the backup (inverter) mode. Let the FXM operate in the backup mode for approximately 10 minutes.

  • Page 87: Troubleshooting

    When the front panel alarm LED is on or flashing, the FXM has a malfunction. The alarm and fault submenus (Figures 9.1 and 9.2) describe the malfunction. You can also use the Novus User Software for troubleshooting (See “Novus User Software” on page 56).

  • Page 88: Other Problems

    FXM UPS Operator's Manual Fault Submenu LcD Shows Description of Problem What To Do Overload Fault The load draws more power than the FXM Remove excess loads can provide. This can lead to an automatic FXM shutdown. . Short Circuit The load has a short.

  • Page 89: Appendix A: Specifications

    Color Black Mounting Shelf, rack or wall; horizontal or vertical mount. Humidity Operating (non-condensing): Up to 95% Storage: Up to 95% Temperature Range , °C ,1, 2 FXM 650/1100: Operating: -40 to 55 Storage: -40 to 75 FXM 2000: Operating: -40 to 50 (120VAC Unit);...

  • Page 90: Electrical Specifications

    FXM UPS Operator's Manual Due to ongoing product improvements, specifications are subject to change without notice. Electrical Specifications Input Voltage (nominal), VAC 120 or 230 (optional 220), 120 only for 650-48 Frequency, Hz, ±5% 60/50 (auto-detection) (note: Output frequency = Input frequency) Current, Amps 650-24: 8.7/4.5 @120/230VAC (@ nominal Vin and max battery...
  • Page 91 Packaging Designed to meet requirements for ISTA program. NOTICE The Novus FXM generates, uses and radiates radio frequencies if not installed and tested in accordance with the instructions in this manual. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits established for a Class A computing device pursuant to part 15 of FCC rules and CSPR 22 when it is operated alone.
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  • Page 93: Index

    Note: Listings in ALL UPPER CASE are entries as displayed on the LCD panel Index input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Symbols computer communication 25-Event Log .

  • Page 94: Terminal Block

    Network Equipment Building System (NEBS) . . . . 26 Novus User Software ALARMS & FAULTS screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 COMMUNICATIONS screen .

  • Page 95: Warranty

    WARRANTY AC PRODUCTS Alpha Technologies Limited (ATL) warrants its products to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of two years from the date of purchase. ATL obligation under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement, at its sole discretion, at the ATL factory or ATL Authorized Service Center, of any defective product.
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  • Page 97 Emergency Shutdown Procedure The Novus FXM UPS contains more than one live circuit . In an emergency, line power may be disconnected at the UPS’s input, but there can still be ac power present at the output . Turn OFF the Input circuit Breaker .
  • Page 98 Power alpha Technologies ® Due to continuing product improvements, Alpha reserves the right to change specifications without notice. Copyright © 2007-2008 Alpha Technologies, Inc. All rights reserved. Alpha is a registered trademark of Alpha Technologies. 017-201-B0 Rev 0408.

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