Gamatronic power+ sa - Operation Buttons; Network Access Indicator

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GAMATRONIC ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES LTD.

POWER

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

3.5 Operation buttons

The operation buttons illustrated below are “soft” switches.

• On/Off resets the entire UPS.

• Alarm silence shuts the alarm sounder.

• Inv/Byp allows the maintenance engineer to manually change the operation

mode.

Table 2: Operation buttons

UPS ON/OFF switch

Alarm silence

Inverter/Bypass manual switch over

3.6 Network access indicator

The network access indicator shows whether the network connection is available and

whether it is active.

Figure 6: Network access indicator

Table 3: Network access indication

Link Red – Indicates the presence of a network connection link

Act Green – Indicates that the network is active

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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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