CyberPower OR750PFCLCD Function Setup Manual

FUNCTION SETUP GUIDE
OR750PFCLCD/OR1000PFCLCD/OR1500PFCLCD
Power On: Press the POWER button for approximately 2 seconds and you will hear a short
steady tone (1 second). Release the button after a short beep.
Power Off: Press the POWER button for approximately 2 seconds and you will hear a short
steady tone (1 second). Release the button after 2 short beeps.
(DISPLAY Button):
(1) ( ): Short press the button to scroll down the function / option menu and view the
information about the UPS.
(2) LCD On/Off: The default setting is the off position. The LCD display will dim if the buttons
are not touched in 60 seconds. In Line Mode, press the button for 2 seconds to keep the LCD
display always on. The LCD display will illuminate (and beep once). Press the button again
for 2 seconds to turn off the LCD display. The LCD display will be off (and beep twice).
In battery mode, the LCD is always on regardless of the settings.
(MUTE Button):
(1) ( ): Short press the button to scroll up the function / option menu and view the information about the UPS.
(2) Audible Alarm: Press the button for 2 seconds to enable the audible alarm (beeps once) or disable (beeps twice) the audible alarm.
The MUTE icon will appear on the LCD display when the audible alarm is disabled.
Note: The default setting is for the alarm to be in the on position.
ENTER (SETUP Button):
Setup Mode: Press the button for 2 seconds to access the setup mode's 9 functions: Utility Power, MAX O/P Voltage, MIN O/P Voltage,
Sensitivity, Low Battery Warning, Self Test, Event Reset, Return to Default Settings, and Return to Status Display.
Short press the button ( ) or ( ) to view the functions. When a function is selected, press the ENTER button to access the
function's options. The LCD will start flashing.
Short Press the button ( ) or ( ) to view the options. When the desired option is selected, press the ENTER button to confirm the
setting. After the setting has been confirmed, the LCD screen will stop flashing.
Note: If there is no action for 8 seconds during setup, the LCD will leave setup mode and go back to the status display. The setting will
not be confirmed.
DISPLAY + SETUP Button:
Pressing both buttons at the same time for 2 seconds will clear the EVENT counter (and beep twice).
You can also clear the EVENT counter in setup mode.
Refer to the following table for a detailed list of functions and their description.
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Function LCD Display
Utility Power
K01-0000414-00
(CUS)*
* Custom Setting: Only
when MIN or MAX O/P
Voltage is configured.
MAX O/P Voltage
(Maximum Output
Voltage)
* = fine tune the
MAX O/P voltage
MIN O/P Voltage
(Minimum Output
Voltage)
* = fine tune the MIN
O/P voltage
Options Default
Poor (97V~135V) Normal This function determines how the
UPS will switch to Battery Mode.
3 different output voltage ranges
Normal (100V~132V) can be chosen according to the
quality of the AC utility service in
your location.
Good (103V~129V) If your utility service is not stable,
you can select Poor (97V~136V).
The unit will go to Battery Mode
Escape to less often to tolerate the utility
Function power fluctuations.
Menu If your utility service is stable, you
can select Good (106V~127V). The
unit will go to Battery Mode more
often.
H129~H135 H132 In Utility Power settings, only 3
types of fixed voltage ranges can
Escape to be selected. However, you can fine
Function tune the MAX O/P voltage with this
Menu option.
If the utility voltage is high as usual
and the connected equipment can
work in this condition, you can set
the output voltage range higher to
reduce how often the UPS goes to
AVR Mode or Battery Mode.
L87~L103 L100 In Utility Power settings, only 3
(L87-L97 Not recommended types of voltage ranges can be
for computer loads.) selected. However, you can fine
tune the MIN O/P voltage with this
Escape to option.
Function If the utility voltage is low as usual
Menu and the connected equipment can
work in this condition, you can set
the output voltage range lower to
reduce how often the UPS goes to
AVR Mode or Battery Mode.
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Description