ASEA DBT12 - 5.2.3. Service Port; USB Service Port Functionality

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5.2.3. Service Port

A service port can be found on the right hand side of the unit. It utilizes a standard female USB

type-B connector. The service port is intended for diagnostics and firmware updates.

Main Page

Using this Manual3
Table of Contents4
Safety Notices6
Introduction to the Dbt12/15/248
Figure 1: DBT12/15/24 Block Diagram8
Specifications9
Electrical Specifications9
Input Service9
Output Service9
Control and Status10
Physical Specifications10
Mechanical10
Environmental10
Installation11
Mechanical Installation12
Figure 2: DBT12 Mechanical Outline13
Figure 3: DBT12/15 Deck-Mounting Pattern15
Figure 4: DBT15 Mechanical Outline16
Figure 5: DBT24 Mechanical Outline18
Figure 6: DBT24 Deck-Mounting Pattern20
Electrical Installation21
Figure 7: Front Cover Removal21
Shore / Ship Power Connections22
Figure 8: Shore / Ship Power Terminals23
Figure 9: Power Cables Entering from the Bottom23
Grounding24
Figure 10: Power Cables Entering from the Right Side24
Service Port25
Operation26
Power Turn-On Procedure26
Figure 11: Controls and Indicators26
Operation28
Figure 12: Voltage Chart Indicating the Gain Selection Hysteresis28
Turn-Off Procedure29
Auto Restart Feature30
Trident System31
Paralleling Master Physical Specifications32
Mechanical32
Environmental32
Paralleling Master Mechanical Installation32
Figure 13: DBT12/15P Mechanical Outline33
Figure 14: DBT12/15P Deck-Mounting Pattern35
Figure 15: Paralleling Master Installed to the Right of the First Slave DBT36
Figure 16: Paralleling Master Installed on Top of the First Slave DBT36
Trident System Electrical Installation37
Figure 17: Trident System Power Connection Diagram for Split-Phase Installations37
Figure 18: Trident System Power Connection Diagram for Single-Phase Installations39
Figure 19: Trident System Paralleling Cable Connection Diagram41
Trident System Operation43
Power Turn-On Procedure43
Parallel Mode45
Two Singles Mode45
Slave 1 or Slave 2 Modes46
Standby Mode46
Turn-Off Procedure47
Troubleshooting and Diagnostics48
Common Problems48
Soft-Start Inhibit48
Abnormal Operation49
Warnings49
Faults and Restart49
Failure and Warning Messages50
Bypass and 1:1 Modes51
Gathering Data51
Figure 20: Bypass Switch Location51
Maintenance52
International Power Form Reference53

ASEA DBT12 - 5.2.3. Service Port; USB Service Port Functionality

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