Tecnoware EVO DSP PLUS TT 10 KVA

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Summary

Safety Warnings

1 Introduction

2 General Characteristics

3 Receipt and site selection

4 Operational Principles

4.1 Block Diagram of UPS

Illustrates the internal structure and connections of the UPS system.

4.2 Operation Modes

4.2.1 Standby Mode

Explains the UPS behavior when connected to utility power but not actively supplying load.

4.2.2 Line Mode

4.2.3 Battery Mode

Describes the UPS function during a power failure, using battery power.

4.2.4 Bypass Mode

4.2.5 ECO Mode

Details the energy-saving ECO mode operation.

4.2.6 Shutdown Mode

4.2.7 Maintenance Bypass Mode

Outlines the procedure for maintenance bypass for servicing the UPS.

5 Control Panel and LCD Touchscreen

5.1 Introduction

Introduces the front panel control interface, including the LCD and buttons.

5.2 LCD Touchscreen Description

5.2.1 MAIN Screen

Details the initialization process and the initial display on the LCD.

5.2.2 CONTROL Submenu

5.2.2.1 ON;OFF UPS

5.2.2.2 BATT TEST

5.2.2.3 MUTE ALL

Details how to activate or deactivate audible alarms on the UPS.

5.2.2.4 ON;OFF CHARGER

5.2.2.5 EXIT PARALLEL

Explains the procedure to remove a UPS from a parallel system.

5.2.3 MEASURE Submenu

5.2.4 SETTING Submenu

5.2.4.1 GENERAL Setting

Covers basic system information and language settings within the UPS.

5.2.5 INFO Submenu

5.2.5.1 BASIC Information

Details the basic information available on the UPS, like firmware versions and serial numbers.

5.2.5.2 Rated Information

5.2.5.3 Parameter Information

Explains where to find detailed operational parameter ranges and settings.

5.2.6 DATALOG Submenu

5.3 Fault Codes

5.4 Warning Codes

6 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

6.1 Breakers, Terminal Blocks and Interfaces

Identifies the location of breakers, terminal blocks, and communication interfaces on the UPS.

6.2 Output;input Terminal Blocks

6.3 Communication Interfaces

6.3.1 RS232 and USB Interfaces

Describes the RS232 and USB ports for UPS management software.

6.3.2 SNMP Interface

Guides on installing the optional SNMP interface for network monitoring.

6.3.3 EPO (Emergency Power OFF) connector

Explains the function and connection of the Emergency Power OFF connector.

6.4 Installation

7 Functioning

7.1 First Start Up

Step-by-step guide for safely powering on the UPS for the first time.

7.2 Turn OFF during Line mode

7.3 Turn ON during Bypass mode

Instructions for turning the UPS on when it is in Bypass mode.

7.4 Turn ON without AC Input Line

Procedure for starting the UPS when no AC input power is available.

7.5 Turn OFF without AC Input Line in Battery Mode

Steps to turn off the UPS when it is running on battery power without AC input.

7.6 Battery mode operation

7.7 Load Control and Overload condition

Explains how the UPS manages load and handles overload situations.

7.8 Maintenance Bypass mode

7.9 Battery Test

Describes how to perform a battery status check through the control panel.

7.10 Operating Procedures for Parallel System

7.10.1 Input and Output Wiring

Details the wiring requirements for connecting UPS units in a parallel system.

7.10.2 Add one new unit into the Parallel System

7.10.3 Remove one unit from the Parallel System

8 Technical Characteristics

9 Maintenance

9.1 UPS Cleaning

Provides instructions and safety precautions for cleaning the UPS unit.

9.2 Battery

Covers battery maintenance, charging, and environmental considerations for longevity.

9.3 Operator Safety

10 Troubleshooting

Conformity to the European Directives

Product Disposal

Lead Batteries