Second M.l.(Alarms)Of The Lcd - info-rise SunLight-206 User Manual

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FREQ
SOUND ON
SOUND OFF
SYNC:OK
COMM:OK
BATT.USED
LOG. EVENT
4.4.3 Second message line of the LCD
VERSION XXXX
ON LINE MODE
LINE FAILURE
BATTERY TEST
BAT.AUTONOMY END : Battery autonomy has finished.
BATTERY LOW
BATTERY HIGH
BATTERY FAILURE
OVERLOAD
OVERTEMPERATURE : UPS inside temperature is higher than the limits (Please call service)
OUTPUT HIGH
OUTPUT LOW
IGBT FAILURE
WAITING SHUTDOWN : Internal timer is active for shutdown.
UPS SHUTDOWN
WAITING RESTART
CANCEL SHUTDOWN : Disable shutdown timer.
: Display language
: UPS output frequency.
: Audible alarm is active.
: Audible alarm is not active.
: UPS and LINE synchronization status.
: Communication active.
: It shows battery operation time (the time passed after the last line failure alarm)
: Your UPS records and keeps all its faults and alarms up to 64 events in its
memory for future monitoring. Events are recorded in the order of occurrence.
The upper line on LCD indicates the recorded event number , "000" being the last
event. The lover line shows the name of the event. While monitoring the recorded
events, you can return to event number "000" by pressing the "sound off" button
for a relatively long time.
: Micro controller software version of the UPS.
: UPS operating mode.
: You have no AC input at the UPS input .
: Performing battery test.
: UPS battery voltage is below the lower limit.
: UPS Battery Voltage is above the upper limit. (Please call service)
: Battery test aborted. Battery test performed whilst battery not perfectly charged
or battery cells damaged. (Please call service)
: You have a load more than 100% at the UPS output.
: UPS output voltage is higher than the limits. (Please call service)
: UPS output voltage is lower than the limits. (Please call service)
: IGBT power transistor fault of the inverter section. (Please call service)
: UPS is in the shutdown mode. There is no voltage at the UPS output.
: Internal timer is active for restart.
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