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“SYSTEM” HOME PAGE 39
SYSTEM MEASUREMENTS 42
“SYSTEM STATUS” PAGE 44
G
LOBAL SYSTEM INFORMATION 46
“CABINET” PAGE 48
“POWER MODULE” PAGE 49
“BYPASS MODULE” PAGE 50
“MONITORING UNIT” PAGE 51
“BATTERY UNIT ARRAY” PAGE 54
A
CCESS LEVEL SELECTION 54
C
OMMANDS 55
ACCESS TO THE COMMAND PANEL 55
SYSTEM OFF/ON COMMAND 55
“COLD START” COMMAND 56
BATTERY TEST COMMANDS 57
MODULE OFF/ON COMMAND 57
COMMANDS FOR DISPLAYING AND EXPORTING DATA 58
EMERGENCY OFF COMMAND 59
M
AIN SETUP PAGE 60
L
ANGUAGE CONFIGURATION 61
S
YSTEM CLOCK SETTING 61
CLOCK SYNCHRONIZATION SETTINGS 61
P
LANNED OPERATIONS CONFIGURATION 62
BATTERY TEST SCHEDULING 62
E-
MAIL CONFIGURATION 63
SMTP CLIENT CONFIGURATION 63
E-MAIL ADDRESS CONFIGURATION 63
CONFIGURATION OF THE DETAILS OF THE E-MAIL MESSAGE 64
N
ETWORK SETTINGS 64
G
ENERAL SYSTEM SETTINGS 65
SYSTEM LABEL 65
PASSWORD SETTING AND CHANGE 65
DISPLAY SETTINGS 66
BUZZER 66
A
NOMALOUS SITUATION SCREENS 67
OPTIONS 69
REMOTE COMMUNICATION 70
OPERATIVE PROCEDURES 74
SYSTEM ON 74
S
WITCHING THE SYSTEM TO MANUAL BYPASS 76
S
WITCHING THE SYSTEM TO INVERTER AFTER MANUAL BYPASS 76
PM
REPLACEMENT 77
BM
REPLACEMENT 78
R
EPLACING MU, MCU, CP AND PSU 78
BU
REPLACEMENT 78
STATUS MESSAGES / ALARM CODES 79
MPX SYSTEM 79
P
OWER MODULE 80
B
YPASS MODULE 84
M
ONITORING UNIT 85
TECHNICAL DATA TABLE 87
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