USER’S MANUAL
(2) DIP Switches:
The dip-switches are set to the default position as supplied from the factory. The dip-switches on the rear panel shall adjust the inverter
output voltage for the following levels. Check your dealer for the appropriate setting.
(3) RJ11/45 Phone/Network Surge Suppression:
The RJ45/11 provides protection against on the telephone and data lines. Plug either a 10 Base-T network cable or single telephone line
into UPS’s «IN» jack. Plug telephone line or the network cable form your equipment into UPS’s «OUT» jack.
NOTE:
This connection is not needed to use the UPS. The UPS works properly without a connection
(4) RS232 Port:
The RS232 port can connect to your personal computer with a RS232 port. Using the software "Power Manager" with cable to automat-
ically save the files and shut down the computer if the utility power is failure.
NOTE: This connection is optional and not needed to use the UPS. The UPS works properly without a connection.
(5) Output Socket:
IEC 320 female socket for 230V series. Use an output line cord to connect your equipment to the UPS. See the section of specifications
for the numbers of sockets.
(6) AC Input Socket:
One standard IEC 320 male socket. Use an input line cord to connect UPS to the utility.
(7) SNMP Card: ( Optional )
Expansion slot is for optional SNMP CARD for network management / monitor.
NOTE:
This connection is optional and not needed to use the UPS. The UPS works properly without a connection.
4. TROUBLESHOOTING
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Problem
Possible Cause
Action To Take
UPS will not turn on or off. On/off/test button not pushed.
Output short or overload shutdown.
Computer interface or accessory problem.
Reduce the load then reset the break"
er by pressing the plugger back in.
Disconnect the interface.
Press again.
Internal Fault LED indica"
tors are illuminating and
the UPS emits a constant
tone.
Internal UPS system fault.
Return for service.
UPS beeps and UPS oper"
ates on"battery even
though normal line voltage
exists.
Sags or spikes is found, UPS is briefly trans"
ferring your equipment to its alternate power
source due to utility voltage sags or spikes.
Input circuit breaker is tripped.
The UPS has a bad input connection.
This operation is normal. The UPS is
protecting your computer equipment
from abnormal utility voltages.
Reduce the load and reset the breaker.
Check the connection.
UPS does not have
expected run time. Low
battery warning.
Low battery condition.
Bad battery.
Remove all connected equipment and
recharge battery for 8 hours.
Return for service.
The check battery LED is
illuminated and the UPS is
not operating.
The UPS is shut down and the battery is dis"
charged from an extended power outage.
None. The UPS will return to normal
operation when the power is restored
and the battery has a sufficient
charge.
Switch 1
Switch 2
Power Source Volt (220 V series)
On
On
210 V
Off
Off
220 V
Off
On
240 V
On
Off
240 V
