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Minuteman PRO-E User Manual

Minuteman PRO-E
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User's Manual
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Minuteman PRO-E Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryUPS
Input Voltage120V
Output Voltage120V
TopologyLine Interactive
Communication PortsUSB
Humidity0-95% non-condensing
Form FactorTower
Number of Outlets8
Input Frequency50/60Hz
Output Frequency50/60Hz
Transfer Time4 ms typical
Battery TypeSealed Lead Acid
Typical Recharge Time8 hours
Operating Temperature0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature-15°C to 50°C
Outlets6 x NEMA 5-15R
Weight24.3 lbs

Summary

Introduction and Safety Information

Important Safety Instructions

Key safety instructions to save and follow before installation and use.

Electrical Shock Hazard Warnings

Warning about AC leakage current and its potential risk of electrical shock.

Electrical Safety and Connection Guidelines

AC Outlet Connection Safety

Guidelines for connecting the UPS to a grounded AC wall outlet to prevent hazards.

Grounding Verification

Advice to disconnect UPS from AC outlet before installing interface cables if grounding is unverified.

Warning: Live Electrical Parts

Alert that UPS power supply parts are energized by battery even with AC input disconnected.

UPS Controls and Indicators

Status Indicator LEDs

Explanation of the On-Line/On-Battery/Boost/Buck, Fault, Overload, and Weak/Bad Battery LEDs.

Rear Panel Interface Ports

120V Model Rear Panel Layout

Identification and description of rear panel connectors and features for 120V models.

230V Model Rear Panel Layout

Identification and description of rear panel connectors and features for 230V models.

Installation Site Preparation

Connecting Peripheral Equipment

Instructions on connecting equipment to UPS output receptacles and avoiding extensions.

Laser Printer Connection Caution

Warning against connecting laser printers to UPS unless rated 2000VA or greater.

Installation Procedures and Connections

Power Strip Connection Warning

Warning against plugging power strips or surge protectors into "Battery Backup" receptacles.

Correcting Site Wiring Faults

Recommendation to use a Qualified Electrician if a Site Wiring Fault (SWF) is indicated.

230V Network Cable Restriction

Prohibition of connecting Fax/Modem/Phone lines to RJ45 sockets on 230V models.

UPS Operation and Configuration

Turning the UPS On and Off

Procedure for turning the UPS unit ON and OFF using the ON/OFF/Test Button.

Performing UPS Self-Tests

Explanation of the UPS self-test feature, its purpose, and automatic testing.

Configuring DIP Switch Settings

How to change DIP switch settings to configure inverter output voltage and related settings.

UPS Audible and Visual Alarms

Low Battery Warning Notification

Describes the two beeps every five seconds alarm indicating low battery reserve.

Weak or Bad Battery Alarm

Explanation of the Weak/Bad Battery LED and alarm indicating battery issues.

Overload Condition Alarm

Description of the constant alarm and illuminated Overload LED when load exceeds UPS rating.

UPS Hardware Fault Alarm

Description of the constant alarm and illuminated Fault LED for hardware faults.

Troubleshooting Common UPS Issues

UPS Fails to Power On

Troubleshooting steps for when the UPS will not turn on, focusing on the button.

UPS Only Operates on Battery

Troubleshooting for UPS operating only on battery, checking AC circuit breaker.

Insufficient Battery Runtime

Steps to address insufficient runtime, involving battery charging and potential replacement.

Weak/Bad Battery Indicator

Troubleshooting for Weak/Bad Battery LED, checking connections and charging.

Battery Replacement Safety Precautions

Authorized Service Personnel Requirement

Warning that battery replacement is for authorized service personnel only due to hazardous voltages.

Warning: Hazardous Voltages Present

Strong warning about hazardous voltages within the UPS during battery replacement.

Preventing Battery Electrical Shock

Precautions to prevent electrical shock from battery system voltages and high current.

Required Safety Gear and Tools

List of safety steps like removing metal objects, using insulated tools, and wearing protective gear.

Battery Replacement Procedure Steps

Battery Replacement Continued

Obtaining Service and Technical Support

Initial Service Troubleshooting

Initial steps to take when the UPS requires service, including troubleshooting and contacting support.

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