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Maintenance
Power Module Replacement (Manual Bypass)
Warning: During hot-swappable power module replacement,
connected equipment will receive utility power through the
transformer, but will not receive battery backup power until the
process is complete.
High Voltage Warnings
Warning: Failure to follow this procedure completely will not
adequately power down the UPS power module, resulting in the
continued risk of injury or death from contact with high voltage.
See additional warnings later in this section.
Recommended Tools: Phillips Screwdriver
Note: The callout diagrams for these instructions are on the next page.
1
Disable PowerAlert software (if applicable) and disconnect any
cables from the power module's network card and communication
A
ports .
2
The control panel's LCD
or be completely off. If not, press the "OFF" button
UPS system beeps, then release the button. Press the OFF button
again to enter Bypass Mode. The control panel's LCD screen
should now display "BYPASS MODE".
3
Turn the transformer's bypass switch
position, as labeled on the switch.
4
Turn off the transformer's double-pole "AC to UPS" breaker
5
Disconnect the battery pack cable from the power module's
F
battery connector . (Small sparks may result – this is normal.)
6
Unscrew and carefully remove the detachable hardwire PDU
from the rear panel of the UPS power module. Warning: Use
extreme caution when handling the PDU. Do not allow the
contacts to touch any surface.
7 H
Loosen the screws
cover over the contacts
cover. Allow the PDU to rest on the transformer.
8
Remove and replace the power module
instructions in Mounting section if necessary. Warning: The
UPS system is very heavy. Use appropriate caution and
assistance when moving or lifting it.
9
Confirm that the transformer's double-pole "AC to UPS" breaker
E
is turned off.
10 K
Loosen the screw
cover away from the contacts
secure the cover.
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B
should display "BYPASS MODE"
C
D
to the "BYPASS"
I
in the PDU contact cover . Slide the
J K
. Tighten the screw to secure the
L
. Refer to the
I
in the PDU contact cover . Slide the
J
. Tighten the screws
11
Carefully reattach the detachable PDU
the UPS power module and tighten the four connector screws.
12
Reconnect the battery pack cable to the power module's battery
F
connector .
13
Turn on the transformer's double-pole "AC to UPS" breaker
14
The control panel's LCD
15
Configure the UPS power module in setup mode. Enter setup
mode by pressing the control panel's down arrow
N
arrow buttons at the same time. Use the down arrow button
M
to scroll through the setup options and press the up arrow
N
button to select the appropriate settings.
• Input & Output Voltage: Select 208V AC (default) unless
otherwise instructed. (Available options are 200V, 208V and
240V.)
• Output Frequency: The UPS system will auto-select 50 or 60
until the Hz to match the AC power source.
• Economy Mode: The UPS system can provide continuous
double conversion for maximum protection. It can also operate
in an energy-saving economy mode that implements dynamic
double conversion, which means it will suspend and resume
double conversion in response to input power quality. Select
"ECONOMY ON" for energysaving economy mode. Select
E
. "ECONOMY OFF" for standard on-line mode with continuous
double conversion and maximum protection. You do not need
to change this setting unless otherwise instructed.
16
After configuring the options, exit setup mode with button
G
17
Press the control panel's "ON" button
beeps, then release the button.
18
The UPS system will perform a brief self-test and display the
results on the control panel. (See Operation section for the
display sequence.) After the self-test is complete, the LCD
should display "ONLINE MODE" or "ECONOMY MODE",
depending on the option selected. The UPS system is now turned
on and ready to provide battery backup power to connected
equipment.
19
Turn the transformer's bypass switch
position, as labeled on the switch.
20
Restore any disconnected communication cables and PowerAlert
software (if applicable).
H
to
16
G
to the rear panel of
B
should display "BYPASS MODE".
M
and up
O
until the UPS system
D
to the "NORMAL"
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E
.
M
.