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GAMATRONIC ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES LTD.

POWER

SA: 20, 30, and 40 kVA, Release 2.1

3. USER INTERFACE

This section describes the buttons and indicators used to operate the POWER

3.1 Control panel

The POWER

Control Panel, located on the front of the controller, provides the user with an

interface to the POWER

system. It includes an LCD display, a keypad, buttons and

indicators for monitoring and controlling the UPS configuration and functions. The control

panel is aimed at both the end-user as well as the service engineer. All of the POWER

parameters can be viewed on the control panel.

Use of the POWER

Control Panel is described in detail in Chapter

8, beginning on page

52.

Figure 2: Control panel

Main Page

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Safety Precautions13
- Do's13
- Don'ts14
1 Introduction17
- POWER + SA Has Many Unique Features17
- Figure 1: 20, 30, or 40 Kva Configuration in a Compact Cabinet18
- System Controller19
- Inverter Boards and Rectifier Boards19
- Static Switch (ST/SW)19
- Battery19
2 Operating Modes20
- Normal Operation20
- Battery Operation20
- Bypass Operation21
3 User Interface22
- Control Panel22
- Figure 2: Control Panel22
- POWER + SA Control Screen23
  - Load-Level Bar Graph23
  - Figure 3: POWER+ Control Screen23
- Navigation and Operation Keypad24
- Figure 4: Navigation and Operation Keypad24
- Status Indicators25
- Figure 5: Status Indicators25
- Table 1: Status Indicators25
- Operation Buttons26
- Network Access Indicator26
- Figure 6: Network Access Indicator26
- Table 2: Operation Buttons26
- Table 3: Network Access Indication26
- POWER + SA Operation Modes27
4 Installation29
- Installation Checklist29
- Table 4: Installation Checklist29
- Connection Diagram31
- Figure 13: Connection Diagram (for Completion by the Customer)31
- Installation Procedure32
5 Circuit Breaker Selectivity43
- Figure 20: a Ups's Bypass Circuit43
6 Dry Contacts and Alarms45
- Figure 21: Accessing the Optional Input and Output Connections45
7 Power + Sa Routine Start -Up64
- Start-Up after Shutdown64
- Figure 55: Main Screen after a Power Shutdown64
- Figure 56: Main Screen after a Power Shutdown Indication64
- Figure 57: Main Screen at Power-Up64
- Figure 58: Normal Operation Indication65
- Figure 59: Main Screen Results65
- POWER + SA Shutdown (Switching to Bypass)66
- Figure 60: Main Screen - Switching to Bypass66
- Figure 61: Bypass Indication66
- POWER + SA Total Shutdown (no Ac Output)67
- Figure 62: Main Screen - Total Shutdown67
- Figure 63: UPS off Indication67
8 Power + Sa Control Panel68
- Figure 64: Control Panel68
9 Ower + Sa Menu Functions in Detail74
- Main Menu74
- Figure 76: Main Menu74
- Table 10: Main Menu Options74
- System" Option75
- Figure 77: Main Menu Option 1 ("System")75
- Figure 78: System DC Voltages75
- Figure 79: Output Power Factor 176
- Figure 80: Input Power Factor 176
- Figure 81: Overall Phase Voltages/Currents76
- Figure 82: Elapsed Time76
- Figure 83: Jumper Settings WITHOUT Remote Panel77
- Figure 84: Jumper Settings with Remote Panel77
- Figure 85: Internal Controller Voltages77
- Figure 86: Battery Parameters77
- Figure 87: Fuse Status78
- Figure 88: Communication with Inverter - Transmit78
- Figure 89: Communication with Inverter - Receive78
- UPS Module" Option79
- Figure 90: Main Menu Option 2 ("UPS Module")79
- Figure 91: LCD Panel - Select a UPS79
- Figure 92: Module Phase Voltages/Currents80
- Figure 93: Battery Voltages & Technician Parameters80
- Self-Test" Option81
- Figure 94: Main Menu Option 3 ("Self Test")81
- Figure 95: Result Screen from Self-Test81
- History" (Logs) Option82
- Figure 96: Main Menu Option 4 ("History")82
- Figure 97: History Logs82
- Figure 98: History Log Scroll83
- Table 11: Log Messages84
- Table 12: Interpreting the Static Switch Transfer Code (LOADBP)85
- Battery" Option86
- Figure 99: Main Menu Option 5 ("Battery")86
- Figure 100: Battery Status86
- Figure 101: Battery Equalizing87
- Figure 102: Time Left87
- Figure 103: Last Test87
- Figure 104: Battery Current87
- Figure 105: Battery Capacity88
- Figure 106: Battery Current Limit88
- Alarm" Option89
- Figure 107: Main Menu Option 6 ("Alarm")89
- Figure 108: Alarms 01-1289
- Figure 109: Alarms 13-2490
- Figure 110: Alarms 25-3290
- Setup - Alarm Set" Option91
  - Figure 111: Main Menu Option 7 ("Setup - Alarm Set")91
  - Figure 112: Level 1 Password Access91
  - Figure 113: Setup Menu92
  - Figure 114: Alarm Setup Menu92
  - Figure 115: Ac Alarms Menu92
  - Figure 116: Set Ac Alarm Voltage Levels92
  - Setting Ac Voltage Alarms92
  - Figure 117: Ac Alarms Menu93
  - Figure 118: Set Ac Voltage Hysteresis93
  - Figure 119: Alarm Set Menu93
  - Figure 120: Battery Floating Charge Alarm Setup Menu93
  - Setting Battery Floating Voltage Alarm93
  - Figure 121: Set BATEND94
  - Figure 122: Battery Floating Charge Alarm Setup Menu94
  - Figure 123: Set BATLOW94
  - Figure 124: Battery Floating Charge Alarm Setup Menu94
  - Figure 125: Set BAT-HI95
  - Figure 126: Alarm Set Menu95
  - Figure 127: Over/Under Temperature Menu95
  - Figure 128: Set Battery Maximum Temperature Alarm95
  - Setting Battery Over/Under Temperature Alarms95
  - Figure 129: Over/Under Temperature Menu96
  - Figure 130: Set Battery Minimum Temperature Alarm96
  - Figure 131: Alarm Set Menu96
  - Setting Battery Integration Alarm96
  - Figure 132: Set the Integration Factor Alarm97
- Setup - Module Conf." Option98
  - Figure 133: Main Menu Option 7 ("Setup - Module Conf.")98
  - Figure 134: Level 1 Password Access98
  - Figure 135: Setup Menu99
  - Figure 136: Module Config. Setup Menu99
  - Figure 137: Module Config. Setup Menu99
  - Figure 138: Setting the Module/S Frequency99
  - Setting Module/S Frequency99
  - Setting Number of Phases99
  - Figure 139: Module Config. Setup Menu100
  - Figure 140: Setting the Module/S Voltage100
  - Figure 141: Module Config. Setup Menu100
  - Figure 142: Updating the Module/S Voltage/Frequency/Phase100
  - Setting Module/S Voltage100
  - Update Voltage/Frequency/Phase100
  - Figure 143: Module Config. Setup Menu101
  - Figure 144: Select a Phase to Adjust101
  - Figure 145: Select a Module to Adjust101
  - Figure 146: Select a Value to Adjust101
  - Output Adjustment101
  - Calibrating DC Voltage102
  - Figure 147: Module Config. Setup Menu102
  - Figure 148: Select the Frequency Limits102
  - Figure 149: Module Config. Setup Menu102
  - Figure 150: Calibrate Positive or Negative Voltage102
  - Setting Frequency Limits102
  - Calibrating AC Voltage103
  - Figure 151: Enter Measured Value103
  - Figure 152: Module Config. Setup Menu103
  - Figure 153: Calibrate INPUT or OUTPUT Voltage103
  - Figure 154: Enter Measured Value103
  - 9.10 "Setup - Battery" Option104
  - Figure 155: Main Menu Option 7 ("Setup - Battery")104
  - Figure 156: Level 1 Password Access105
  - Figure 157: Setup Menu105
  - Figure 158: Battery Setup Menu105
  - Figure 159: Set Battery Test Voltage105
  - Setting Battery Test Voltage105
  - Figure 160: Battery Setup Menu106
  - Figure 161: Set Battery Test Voltage Alarm106
  - Setting Battery Test Voltage Alarm106
  - Figure 162: Battery Setup Menu107
  - Figure 163: Current Limit Setup Menu107
  - Figure 164: Current Limit Indication for (Each) Battery107
  - Figure 165: Set Current Limit for (Each) Battery107
  - Setting Battery Current Limit107
  - Enable/Disable Battery Current Limit108
  - Figure 166: Battery Setup Menu108
  - Figure 167: Current Limit Setup Menu108
  - Figure 168: Enable/Disable Current Limit108
  - Figure 169: Battery Setup Menu109
  - Figure 170: Temperature Compensation Setup Menu109
  - Figure 171: Set Temperature Compensation109
  - Setting Temperature Compensation109
  - Figure 172: Battery Setup Menu110
  - Figure 173: Enable/Disable Temperature Compensation110
  - Figure 174: Select Set ABSOLUTE Max & Min Voltages110
  - Setting Absolute Maximum and Minimum Voltages110
  - Setting Disable Temperature Compensation110
  - Figure 175: Select Set Absolute Minimum Output Voltage111
  - Figure 176: Set Absolute Minimum Output Voltage When Compensating111
  - Figure 177: Select Set Absolute Maximum Output Voltage111
  - Figure 178: Set Absolute Maximum Output Voltage When Compensating111
  - Activating the Battery Test112
  - Figure 179: Battery Setup Menu112
  - Figure 180: Select Activate Battery Test112
  - Figure 181: Activate Battery Test112
  - Figure 182: Battery Setup Menu112
  - Setting the Automatic Battery Test Period112
  - 9.10.10 Setting the Automatic Battery Test Top Time113
  - Figure 183: Select Set Auto Battery Test Period113
  - Figure 184: Set Battery Test Period113
  - Figure 185: Battery Setup Menu113
  - Figure 186: Select Set Auto Battery Test Top Time113
  - Figure 187: Set Battery Test Top Time114
  - Figure 188: Battery Setup Menu114
  - Figure 189: Select Set Capacity of Battery #1114
  - Figure 190: Set Battery Capacity114
  - Setting the N Battery Capacity114
  - 9.10.12 Activating 'Auto' Test115
  - 9.10.13 Enabling/Disabling Options115
  - Figure 191: Battery Setup Menu115
  - Figure 192: Activated 'Auto' Test115
  - Figure 193: Battery Setup Menu115
  - Figure 194: Enable/Disable Shutdown by Long AC Failure116
- Setup - Charge, Time, Site, and Password Options117
  - Figure 195: Main Menu Option 7 ("Setup - Charge, Time, Site, & Password")117
  - Figure 196: Level 1 Password Access117
  - Figure 197: Setup Menu118
  - Figure 198: Charge Setup Menu118
  - Figure 199: Set Floating Charge118
  - Figure 200: Setup Menu118
  - Setting the Floating Charge118
  - Setting the Time118
  - Figure 201: Set Date and Time119
  - Figure 202: Setup Menu119
  - Figure 203: Set Site Number119
  - Setting the Site Number119
  - Changing the Password120
  - Figure 204: Setup Menu120
  - Figure 205: Change Password120
  - Figure 206: Main Menu Option 7 ("Setup - Service") 1/2121
  - Setup - "Service" Option121
  - Figure 207: Main Menu Option 7 ("Setup - Service") 2/2122
  - Figure 208: Level 1 Password Access122
  - Figure 209: Setup Menu123
  - Figure 210: Service Menu123
  - Figure 211: Set Upss123
  - Figure 212: Service Menu123
  - Setting Upss123
  - Testing Dry Output Relays123
  - Configuring the UPS124
    - Figure 213: Set Upss124
    - Figure 214: Service Menu124
    - Figure 215: Service > Configure Menu124
    - Figure 216: Set Number of Redundant Upss124
    - Number of Redundant Upss124
    - Figure 217: Service > Configure Menu125
    - Figure 218: Set Total Number of Upss125
    - Figure 219: Service > Configure Menu125
    - Figure 220: Set Total Number of Batteries125
    - Total Number of Batteries125
    - Total Number of Upss125
    - Figure 221: Service > Configure Menu126
    - Figure 222: Static Switch Setup Menu126
    - Figure 223: Set the Mask126
    - Figure 224: Static Switch Setup Menu126
    - Setting up the Static Switch126
    - Figure 225: Service > Configure Menu127
    - Figure 226: Dry Relay Menu127
    - Figure 227: Set Dry Contact N Alarm Associations127
    - Figure 228: Enable / Disable Alarms127
    - Setting up the Dry Alarms127
    - Calibrating DC Currents128
    - Figure 229: Service > Configure Menu128
    - Figure 230: DC-I Menu128
    - Figure 231: Remove Current Offsets128
    - Figure 232: DC-I Menu128
    - Figure 233: Calibrating DC Current129
    - Figure 234: Entering Actual Current129
    - Figure 235: Service > Configure Menu129
    - Figure 236: Setting Standalone or Parallel Operation129
    - Selecting Standalone or Parallel Operation129
    - Enabling/Disabling Remote Commands130
  - Enabling/Disabling Current Sharing130
  - Figure 237: Service > Configure Menu130
  - Figure 238: Enabling/Disabling Remote Commands130
  - Figure 239: Service Menu130
  - Figure 240: Enabling/Disabling Current Sharing130
  - Figure 241: Service Menu131
  - Figure 242: Enabling/Disabling Power Factor Correction131
  - Figure 243: Service Menu131
  - Figure 244: SC2012 Menu131
  - Setting Power Factor Correction131
  - Setting the SC2012131
  - Figure 245: SC2012 Menu132
  - Figure 246: SC2012 Menu132
  - Figure 247: Network Menu132
  - Figure 248: Setting an IP Address132
  - Figure 249: Network Menu133
  - Figure 250: Setting the Gateway133
  - Figure 251: Network Menu133
  - Figure 252: Setting the Mask133
  - Figure 253: Network Menu134
  - Figure 254: Network Menu134
  - Figure 255 : Setting the SNMP no COMM Factor134
  - Figure 256: SC2012 Menu134
  - 9.13 "Setup - "Silicon" Option135
  - Figure 257 :Main Menu Option 7 ("Setup - Static Switch")135
  - Figure 258: Level 1 Password Access135
  - Figure 259: Setup Menu135
  - Figure 260: Silicon Menu136
  - Figure 261: Silicon Menu136
  - Figure 262: Silicon Defaults136
  - Figure 263: Confirmation Screen136
  - Figure 264: Silicon Menu137
  - 9.14 "Static Switch" Option138
  - Figure 265: Static Switch Option138
  - Figure 266: Static Switch Voltage and Frequency138
  - Figure 267: Static Switch Messaging Status138
- 9.15 System Controller Setup Verification139
  - Setup Verification Menu139
  - Figure 268: Setup Verification Screens139
  - Figure 269: Setup Verification Menu139
  - Connection Status of Upss140
  - On/Off Status of Upss140
  - Software and Communication Revision140
  - Figure 270: Connection Status of Upss140
  - Figure 271: On/Off Status of Upss140
  - Figure 272: Software and Communication Revision140
  - Network Parameters141
  - Dry Input and Output Relay Contact Status141
  - Alarms Status141
  - Figure 273: Network Parameters141
  - Figure 274: Dry Input and Output Relay Contact Status141
  - Figure 275: Alarms Status141
  - Setting the Menu Language142
  - System Parameter Settings142
10 He Built - in Eb Interface145
- Preliminaries to Use of the Web Interface145
- Main Screen146
- Figure 282: Main Screen of the Power+ SA Web Interface146
- Table 13: Main Screen Features146
- The Main Menu and Its Options147
Figure 298: POWER + PSM-AC Lets You Monitor and Control Your P162
11 Snmp Agent162
12 Wireless Control ( Optional )163
- Installing the Wing163
- Figure 299: a Wing Unit Connected to the Powerplus163
- Figure 300: Connections between the Power+ Controller and the Wing164
- Figure 301: Home Screen of the Power+ Web Interface164
- Figure 302: the SMS Screen on the Power+ Web Interface165
- Table 21: List of SMS Commands166
13 Using a Maintenance Bypass Switch167
- Putting the UPS into Maintenance Bypass Mode167
- Returning the UPS to Normal Operation167
14 Preventive Maintenance169
15 Service and Repairs169
16 Related Products170
- Figure 303: Gmaci G4170
  - 16.2 G-Eye171
  - Figure 304: G-Eye171
17 Ower + Sa Specifications172
- Table 22: Specifications172
- POWER + SA: 20, 30 and 40 Kva, Release174

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