Sanyo Denki SANUPS E11A102U-J, SANUPS E11A102U, SANUPS E11A302U, SANUPS E11A202U, SANUPS E11A302U-J Instruction Manual

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Instruction Manual

200V Model

1kVA, 2kVA, 3kVA

Uninterruptible Power Supply

M0010157

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the SANUPS E11A.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

This manual contains important instructions for E11A serise that should be followed during installation and maintenance of the UPS*1 and batteries to protect the safety of the service technician*2 and the customers. To use the UPS correctly and safely, read this manual before using the UPS. Please be sure to also read the

User Settings Guide

for details about user setting menus. After reading, please keep these handy for convenient reference. This UPS is intended for installation in a temperature-controlled indoor environment free of conductive contaminants.

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Operating temperature: 0 to 40ﾟC (32 to 104ﾟF)

UPS is an abbreviation for Uninterruptible Power Supply.

Table of contents

§1. Before Use................................................................................................................................ 1

§2. Safety Precautions................................................................................................................... 2

§3. For Proper Operation .............................................................................................................. 6

§3.1 UPS Input Power Supply............................................................................................... 6

§3.2 Installation Precautions ................................................................................................ 6

§3.3 Usage Precautions ......................................................................................................... 7

§4.Checking the Contents of the Package..................................................................................... 8

§5. External Dimensions and Part Names.................................................................................... 9

§5.1 Front and Back Panels of UPS...................................................................................... 9

§5.2 Control Panel and Indicators......................................................................................... 11

§5.3 External Interfaces........................................................................................................ 12

§6. Installation .............................................................................................................................. 16

§6.1 Installation Environment Check ................................................................................... 16

§6.2 Installation Space Check ............................................................................................... 16

§6.3 Horizontal Installation.................................................................................................. 17

§6.4 Vertical Installation....................................................................................................... 18

§6.5 Rack Mounting ............................................................................................................. 20

§7. Wiring ... .................................................................................................................................. 21

§7.1 Battery Connector Connection ...................................................................................... 21

§7.2 Connecting Optional Equipment................................................................................... 22

§7.3 Input Plug Connection................................................................................................... 23

§8. Procedure Until Load Device Operation ................................................................................. 25

§9. Preparation Before Operation................................................................................................. 26

§9.1 User Setting Check........................................................................................................ 26

§9.2 UPS Charge ................................................................................................................... 27

§9.3 Outage Simulation Test................................................................................................. 28

§10. Load Devices Connection....................................................................................................... 30

§11. Operating Procedures............................................................................................................ 31

§11.1 UPS Startup................................................................................................................. 31

§11.2 UPS Shutdown (Daily)................................................................................................. 33

§11.3 UPS Shutdown (If Not to Be Used for More Than a Week) ........................................ 34

This term is used to indicate service technicians from SANYO DENKI or entrusted from SANYO DENKI with knowledge of this UPS. Maintenance work must not be performed by other than a qualified service technician.

*2 Service technician

Notes about UPS Model

This manual is for the following UPS Models. Confirm your UPS Model before using the UPS.

In the explanation by each capacity class or UPS model in this manual, UPS names are abbreviated to the Model

name shown in this column.

§12. User Settings......................................................................................................................... 35

§12.1 Prior to Modifying the User Settings .......................................................................... 35

§12.2 Setup Menu List .......................................................................................................... 36

§13. Maintenance.......................................................................................................................... 38

§13.1 Routine Checks .......................................................................................................... 39

§13.2 Battery Test.................................................................................................................. 40

§13.3 Bypass Breaker Reset.................................................................................................. 41

§13.4 Maintenance by Service Personnel.............................................................................. 42

§13.4.1 Battery Replacement........................................................................................... 42

§14. Buzzer Sounds ....................................................................................................................... 44

§15. Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................... 45

§16. How to Use Power Management Software............................................................................ 47

§17. Using Standard OS UPS ...................................................................................................... 49

§17.1 Windows NT................................................................................................................. 49

§17.2 Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003.................................................................................... 50

§18. Using Optional Equipment.................................................................................................... 52

§18.1 Remote Switch ............................................................................................................. 53

§18.2 Linked Operation Cable............................................................................................... 54

§18.2.1 Wiring and Settings for Linked Operation.......................................................... 55

§18.2.2 Linked Operation ON Procedure......................................................................... 56

§18.2.3 Linked Operation OFF Procedure....................................................................... 56

§18.2.4 Linked Operation System Configuration ............................................................ 57

§18.3 Outlet Box.................................................................................................................... 58

§18.3.1 Outlet Box Wiring and Settings .......................................................................... 59

§18.3.2 Configuration of an Output line Control System................................................ 60

§18.4 Combining a Remote Switch and Outlet Boxes........................................................... 61

§18.5 LAN Interface Card..................................................................................................... 62

§18.6 Contact Interface Card ................................................................................................ 63

§18.7 Connecting the Emergency Power Off (EPO) Terminals ............................................ 64

§19. Characteristic of UPS............................................................................................................ 65

§19.1 Basic Operation............................................................................................................ 65

§19.2 Protective Functions.................................................................................................... 66

§19.3 Protective Function Table............................................................................................ 66

§19.4 Specifications ............................................................................................................... 67

§20. Warranty................................................................................................................................ 68

E11A102 comply with EN62040-2 Category C2.

Warning: This is a category C2 UPS product. In a residential environment, this product may cause radio

interference, in which case the user may be required to take additional measures.

E11A202 and E11A302 comply with EN62040-2 Category C3.

Warning: This is a product for commercial and industrial application in the second environment - installation

restrictions or additional measures may be needed to prevent disturbances.

UL Model UPS Model name*3 Capacity Output Voltage E11A102U012 E11A102U 208V E11A102U012J E11A102U-J

E11A102 1kVA

200V E11A202U012 E11A202U 208V E11A202U012J E11A202U-J

E11A202 2kVA

200V E11A302U012 E11A302U 208V E11A302U012J E11A302U-J

E11A302 3kVA

200V

Before Use

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The procedures to use the UPS are shown in the following. Be sure to proceed as follows to use the UPS safely and properly.

Check the safety precautions ⇒ pages 2 to 5

Check the usage precautions ⇒ pages 6 to 7

Check the contents of the package ⇒ page 8

Install the UPS ⇒ pages 16 to 20

Wire the UPS ⇒ pages 21 to 24

Install the Power management software on the computer, and connect this to the UPS with the network cable.

⇒

pages 47 to 48

Check the default value of the user setting. ⇒ pages 26,35 to 37

When the default settings do not match with your environment or requirements

Change the user setting

⇒

User settings Guide

Perform the power outage simulation test

⇒

pages 28 to 29

Connect the load devices ⇒ page 30

Start up the UPS ⇒ page 31

Turn the load device power on ⇒ page 32

When not using the power management software

Charge the UPS ⇒ page 27

Check the UPS daily by user ⇒ page 39

UPS is malfunctioning, battery needs to be replaced, etc.

Contact your supplier for maintenance ⇒ page 38

Maintenance by technically qualified personnel. ⇒ pages 32 to 43

When using the power management software

When the default value does not need to be changed

Safety Precautions

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PRECAUTIONS

(IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS)

This Manual contains important instructions for operating and maintaining the E11A Series and the batteries to protect the safety of the service technician and the customers. Before installing, operating, performing maintenance or inspecting the UPS, be sure to read this manual and accompanying documents carefully to obtain a clear understanding of the information related to its operation, safety and important precautions. This manual described two warning levels, WARNING and CAUTION, as described below.

Label Explanation

WARNING

！

Denotes immediate hazards which WILL probably cause severe bodily injury or death, as a result incorrect operation.

CAUTION

！

Denotes hazards which COULD cause bodily injury and product or property damage, as a result incorrect operation.

Additionally, even those hazards denoted by

△

CAUTION could lead to a serious accident, so the

instructions should be strictly followed.

The following labels indicate particularly important instructions which must be carefully followed. The graphic symbols indicate prohibited and mandatory actions.

Symbol Explanation

Indicates actions that

must not be allowed

to occur (prohibited actions).

Indicates actions that

must be taken

(mandatory actions).

！

: This example signifies the mandatory actions.

: This example signifies that the equipment must be securely grounded.

Indicates

CAUTION

(including

WARNING

). Specific information appears within the graphic symbol or in an explanation nearby.

！

: This example signifies the general caution.

: This example signifies the danger of electric shock.

: This example signifies the danger of fire or smoke

Safety Precautions

1. Relocation and Transportation Precautions

CAUTION

Be careful to avoid falling or dropping the UPS during relocation or transportation, as bodily injury could result. Be careful to avoid back strain when handling the UPS. To avoid bodily injury caused by dropping the UPS, do not tilt it more than 10 degrees to either side when moving the UPS vertically. Take preventative measures to avoid dropping the UPS if it must be tilted more than 10 degrees when moving it.

2. Installation Precautions

CAUTION

The UPS should be installed only by technically qualified personnel. Improper installation can result in electric shock, bodily injury, and/ or fire. Never operate or store the UPS in the following environmental conditions. Doing so may cause the UPS to malfunction, sustain damage or deteriorate, which could result in a fire.

a. In ambient environmental conditions other than those specified in the product brochure and

instruction manual (temperature 0 to 40 C (32 to 104ﾟF), relative humidity 20 to 90%), such

as in extremely high or low temperature and high humidity. b. Where the UPS is exposed to direct sunlight. c. Where the UPS is directly exposed to the heat from a heat source, such as a stove. d. Where the UPS may be subject to vibration or physical shock. e. Near a device that may emit sparks. f. In the presence of dust, salt or corrosive or flammable gas. g. Outdoors

Be careful not to block the air intake and exhaust vents of the UPS. Keep the front and back of the UPS at least 20 cm (8 inches) away from the wall. If you mount the UPS in a rack, mount it in a rack that can be well ventilated, and be careful not to block the air intake and exhaust vents of the rack and UPS. If the air intake or exhaust vent is blocked, the internal temperature of the UPS rises, which could cause battery deterioration resulting in a fire. For maintenance, the UPS requires at least 1 m (40 inches) space at the front and 50 cm (20 inches) at the back. The space around the UPS must be ventilated. Unless the ventilation airflow is maintained, gas produced by battery charging could result in rupture or explosion of the case. Install the UPS on a stable surface capable of bearing the weight (refer to the table) of the UPS in the correct manner specified in this manual. If the UPS is installed incorrectly, impact or vibration could cause it to fall or move inadvertently, resulting in bodily injury. Be careful to avoid back strain. Move packaging such as plastic bags and film and accessories such as screws to a place that is out of reach of children. If a child, for example, places film over his or her head or swallows a screw, there is a danger of suffocation. The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.

3. Wiring Precautions

CAUTION

Wiring should be performed only by technically qualified personnel. Incorrect wiring can result in electric shock and/or fire. Protection in primary circuits against over currents, short circuits and earth faults is not provided inside this UPS. Protection in primary circuit against over currents short circuits and earth faults shall be provided as part of the building installation. Connect the grounding cable securely in the manner specified. Failure to connect the grounding cable may result in electric shock. Have a qualified electrician perform any grounding work that may be required. (a fee will be charged.) The grounding cables of all load devices* connected to the output of the UPS must be securely connected to the grounding terminal. Failure to connect the grounding cables correctly may result in electric shock.

* Load devices are devices such as computers that are connected to the UPS.

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！！

！

Model

Weight

kg lbs

E11A102 17 37.5 E11A202 29 63.9 E11A302 39 85.9

Safety Precautions

4. Operating Precautions

WARNI NG

Immediately shut the UPS off if it malfunctions, or if an unusual odor or noise is observed. Failure to do so may result in a fire. To avoid electric shock, do not open the cover of the UPS. Do not detach the cover of the options, except when you use some options. There is danger of electric shock and equipment damage.

PROHIBITED

Never use the UPS for the following types of loads: a. Medical instruments used for life support. b. Control units for trains or elevators, failure of which could cause bodily injury. c. Computer systems upon which social or public infrastructure depends. d. Devices which serve applications related to the above.

Contact your sales representative if you need to use the UPS in an application like the above. Special

equipment, such as redundant devices or an emergency generator must be incorporated when operating,

maintaining and controlling systems in which a UPS is used with loads affecting life-support or public

infrastructure-dependent applications.

This UPS must be installed, operated and maintained by technically qualified personnel in an industrial

environment. This UPS should not be used in the other environment, for example, a general home environment

where a technically qualified personnel is not in.

Do not smoke or use an open flame near the UPS, as it could cause the UPS to explode or rupture, resulting in

injury or fire.

Do not place containers of liquid, such as a flower vase, on the UPS. If the container was to spill, the liquid

could cause a short circuit, resulting in sparks or fire inside the UPS.

Do not sit, step or lean on the UPS, as bodily injury could result if the UPS was to fall.

Do not operate the switches with wet hands. There is danger of electric shock.

All repairs and modifications to the UPS are prohibited. The UPS contains high voltage and no user serviceable

parts. Opening the cover, exchanging the battery, parts exchange, and repair can result in electric shock and

damage to the UPS when performed by anyone other than qualified service personnel. All such repairs and

modifications will void the warranty.

CAUTION

The following table shows the UPS states resulting from operation of the

INV.ON/STAND BY

switche and

MAIN SW

MAIN MCCB

breaker . Check the indicators before and after operating. Do not touch the

INV.ON/STAND BY

switche and

MAIN SW

MAIN MCCB

breaker unless necessary. If power is supplied

incorrectly, an electric shock or bodily injury could result.

Avoid inserting sharp objects or fingers into the fan. Doing so may result in bodily injury.

Do not touch the UPS, including the cables, if you hear thunder nearby. There is danger of electric shock from a

lightning strike.

5. Maintenance and Inspection Precautions

CAUTION

Maintenance and repair of the inside of the UPS should be performed only by technically qualified personnel.

Electric shock, bodily injury and burns, fuming, or fire could otherwise result.

Contact your nearest sales representative or authorized service center to have the UPS checked

out or to replace defective parts. Opening the cover carelessly can result in an electric shock or burn.

Replace the batteries periodically (once every 4.5 years when operated at 25 C (77ﾟF)).

Using batteries after their service life has expired may cause a fire.

Never use organic chemicals such as gasoline, thinner, benzene or detergent to clean batteries.

These can cause the casing to crack and leak, resulting in fire.

Do not allow sharp metallic objects or fingers to touch the battery connectors of the UPS. Doing so may result in

an electric shock.

Do not touch any parts inside the UPS, even when AC input is removed.

Voltage produced from the batteries can still cause an electric shock.

UPS Status

Power Output Status

MAIN MCCB INV.ON/STAND BY

OUTPUT

LEDs

OFF STAND BY

Stopped

INPUT (off-green),

OUTPUT

(off-green)

ON STAND BY

Stopped

INPUT

(on-green),

OUTPUT

(off-green)

OFF ON Power supplied from inverter

INPUT

(blinking-green),

OUTPUT

(lit-green)

ON ON Power supplied from inverter

INPUT

(lit-green),

OUTPUT

(lit-green)

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Safety Precautions

6. Radio Frequency Interference

CAUTION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to

part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses,

and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction

manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in the

residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the

interference at his own expense.

7. Battery Handling Precautions

CAUTION

Battery servicing should be performed by technically qualified personnel. Keep unqualified personnel away

from batteries. *

Replace batteries only with the same model and brand: HRL1234WF2FR manufactured by CSB BATTERY Co.,

LTD. Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

The batteries in this product are lead type batteries which are a reusable resource. Please cooperate by

recycling when replacing or disposing of used batteries. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions.

Customers should not dispose of used batteries themselves. To dispose of used batteries, contact your nearest

sales representative, an authorized industrial waste handling company, or repack them in their original cartons

and send them to your supplier or SANYO DENKI.

Do not use batteries after their service life has expired. Doing so may result in fuming or fire. Additionally, the

battery backup function may fail to operate with such batteries, so that power will not supplied to the load

when a power outage occurs.

Batteries pose hazards for electrical shock and dangerous short-circuit current. The following precautions

should be observed when working with batteries.

a. Remove watches, rings and other metal objects. b. Use insulated tools. c. Wear rubber gloves and boots. d. Do not lay tools or metal parts on top of batteries. e. Disconnect the charging source prior to connecting or disconnecting battery terminals. f. Determine whether the batteries have been inadvertently grounded, and if so, remove the source of

grounding. Contact with any part of a grounded battery can result in electric shock. Do not attempt to open or disassemble batteries. The electrolyte is harmful to the skin and eyes. The battery contains diluted sulfuric acid, which is extremely toxic. If a battery leaks, take appropriate measures to prevent any battery fluid contacting your skin or clothing. Diluted sulfuric acid may cause blindness if it gets into the eye, may burn skin upon contact. It is electrically conductive and corrosive. Observe the following procedures if electrolyte spills:

a. Wear full eye protection and protective clothing. b. If sulfuric acid contacts the skin, wash it off immediately with water. c. If sulfuric acid contacts the eyes, flush thoroughly and immediately with water, and seek medical

attention.

d. Spilled sulfuric acid should be washed down with a suitable acid-neutralizing agent, such as a solution

of approximately one pound (500 grams) bicarbonate of soda in one gallon (4 liters) of water. The

bicarbonate of soda solution should be applied until evidence of reaction (foaming) has ceased. The

resulting liquid should be flushed with water and the area dried. Lead acid batteries can present a risk of fire due to generation of hydrogen gas. The following procedures should always be followed:

a. DO NOT SMOKE when near batteries. b. DO NOT allow flames or sparks near batteries. c. Before working with batteries, discharge static electricity from the body by first touching a grounded

metal surface before touching the batteries. If a fire occurs near a battery, do not use water to extinguish it. Use only a powder-distinguishing agent (ABC). Using water can cause the fire to spread. Do not dispose of batteries in fire, as they could explode. Strictly observe the following precautions when handling the batteries. Failure to do so may cause battery leakage, overheating or explosion.

a. Do not solder to any part of the battery directly. b. Do not charge the battery with reversed positive (+) and negative (-) terminal polarity. c. Do not mix different battery types, brands or versions. d. Do not attempt to peel off or break the outer covering of a battery. e. Do not subject batteries to strong physical shock, or throw them away. f. Clean batteries with water-moistened cloth squeezed hard. Do not use organic compounds such as

gasoline, thinner, benzene or detergent.

g. Electrical energy may remain in a battery even after its service life has expired.

Do not allow sparks near used batteries, and protect them from short-circuiting.

* The user may replace the battery only when the UPS is not used as a product which complies with UL standards or CE marking.

！

For Proper Operation

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§§33..11 UUPPSS IInnppuutt PPoowweerr SSuuppppllyy

(1)

Input Power Requirements The input power of this UPS is shown in the following table. Adjust the output voltage of the UPS to match the AC input voltage*

of the region where you are using the UPS.

MODEL

AC input voltage

AC input

frequency

Input capacity

Recommended capacity

of breaker

(UL standard*4)

E11A102U012 0.9 kVA 10A

E11A202U012 1.8 kVA 15A

E11A302U012

208V

(+15%,-20%)

2.7 kVA 15A

E11A102U012J 0.9 kVA 10A

E11A202U012J 1.8 kVA 15A

E11A302U012J

200, 220, 230, 240V *

(+15%,-20%)

50 or 60Hz

(±8% *

)

2.7 kVA 15A

*1. The output voltage is same as the rated value of AC input voltage. See the

User Settings Guide

to change the

setting.

*2. The range of which the AC input frequency can be synchronized with the inverter varies according to the

setting of “Setting UPS Operation Mode” in the user setting menu as follows. When the AC input frequency

exceeds ±8%, UPS operation switches to the battery operation.

When “Double conversion” is set, the synchronization range is ±1%. *3 When “Auto” or “Economy” is set, the synchronization range is selectable. User can select synchronization range from ±1%, ±3% or ±5%. *

*3. See “Setting Frequency Sync Range” in the

User Settings Guide

to change the setting. The factory default

setting is 3%.

*4. Protect branch circuits by using the breaker (UL489 compliant breaker) of the specified capacity on distribution

panels. To meet the requirements of UL standards, always protect both polarities.

§§33..22 IInnssttaallllaattiioonn PPrreeccaauuttiioonnss

* Be sure to install the UPS in accordance with the National Electric Code Articles 110-17 and 110-18.

(1)

Carefully consider the leakage current when a leakage circuit breaker is installed on the input side. The maximum leakage current of the E11A102 is 3mA, E11A202 and E11A302 is 3.5mA.

(2)

Keep the UPS at least 1 m (40 inches) away from CRT displays. Other devices which may be sensitive to magnetic flux should be kept away from the UPS, as it emits a slight amount of magnetic flux.

(3)

The UPS employs a fan for forced-air cooling. Provide a clearance specified in §6.2 “Installation Space Check” at the front and back of the UPS to permit free airflow at the air intake and exhaust vents.

(4)

When the AC input power is single-wire grounded, always connect the ground phase to the N terminal (phase) side of the IEC connector on the UPS. See §7.2 “Input Plug Connection” for details.

at least 1m

(40 inches)

For Proper Operation

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(1)

Never short-circuit the output terminals. Doing so causes preventing output with protective functions to activate, or the circuit breakers to trip.

(2)

Unsuitable load devices Do not connect laser printers, plain paper fax machines, copy machines, or overhead projectors, cleaners, or hair-dryer as load devices. Such devices are subject to high transient current surges This may cause an overload that could prevent battery backup operation when an outage occurs, and could damage the UPS.

(3)

Power supply environment If the UPS is used in an environment subject to long and frequent power outages (more than once a week), the batteries may not receive sufficient charge, which could result in foreshortened battery life and premature battery failure

(4)

If the UPS is not operated for a long period, the batteries may require recharging. If the batteries in the UPS are left uncharged, their service life will be greatly foreshortened. Recharge (refresh charge) in accordance with the UPS storage environment as shown in the table below. See §9.2 “UPS Charge” to recharge the UPS.

Storage Temperature Charge Interval Operation

25°C Once every 6 months At least 20 hours 30°C Once every 4 months At least 20 hours 40°C Once every 2 months At least 20 hours

(5) Insulation testing

Before testing indoor wiring insulation, shut down the UPS and disconnect the input and output cables. Conducting an insulation test with the UPS connected may damage electronic components such as the built-in arrester.

(6)

Rack support rails (not supplied) are required to mount the UPS on a rack. For details, contact your supplier or SANYO DENKI representative.

Checking the Contents of the Package

If you sell the UPS or transfer ownership to a third party, all accessories and other items supplied with the UPS must be sold or transferred together with the UPS.

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After opening the package carton, check to be sure that it contains all of the following items.

Are UPS and all accessories in ? Is there no visible damage on the UPS?

Check and put the mark in

□

If any item is missing, contact your supplier or SANYO DENKI.

* Supplied Manuals vary depending on the UPS model.

□

Power Management

Software disc CD-ROM 1

□

Rack mounting bracket

Right 1 Left 1

EE1111AA110022

□

E11A 1

□

Network cable 1

□

Instruction Manual*

□

User Settings Guide*

Note about sale or transfer of ownership

□

Input Power Cable 1

□

Stands 2

□

Cable Clamps 5

□

Bushings 6

□

Screws for Stands

8 4

□

Screws for Rack

mounting brackets M4

6 4

EE1111AA330022

□

Screws for Brackets M4

6 6

□

Cable Clamps 4

□

Bushings 14

□

Floor mounting bracket 3

□

Cable Clamps 4

EE1111AA220022

□

Stands 2

□

Bushings 6

□

Screws for Stands

8 4

□

Screws for Rack

mounting brackets M4

6 4

* Do not use this cable with

devices other than this one.

Installation

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meess

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MAIN SW

BATT

EXT.

INPUT

BYPASS OC

Reset

Push to

OPTION CARD

EXT.BATT

INPUT

BATT

EXT.

⑮

(Inside cover)

④

①

(Inside cover)

③

⑥

②

⑤

④ ⑥

⑤

⑨

⑩

⑭

⑦

②

⑤

⑪

⑥

④

EE1111AA110022

②

⑧

EE1111AA330022

EE1111AA220022

Length: 1.8 m

71 inches

Length: 1.8 m

71 inches

Length: 1.8 m

71 inches

17.32 inch

440 mm

86 mm

3.39 inch

NEMA L6-20P

⑬

⑫

⑨

⑩

⑭

⑦

⑪

⑧

⑬

⑫

⑨

⑩

⑭

⑦

⑪

⑧

⑬

⑫

Installation

No. Name Label Function

①

Control panel and indicators

Control panel for control operations, UPS status display, and function settings

②

Inlet INPUT Connect the input power cable

③

Battery connector

Input switch※１

MAIN SW E11A102

④

Input breaker

※１

MAIN MCCB E11A202, 302

Input power On and Off switch or breaker.

⑤

Output terminals OUTPUT Power output terminals

⑥

Bypass breaker BYPASS OC To protect bypass circuits

⑦

Exhaust vent for cooling fan

Ventilation inside UPS

⑧

Input power cable

⑨

PC interface PC I/F Connector for the Power Management software

⑩

Card interface CARD I/F

Connector for the LAN interface card (optional)

※

⑪

Option card slot OPTION CARD Option card*2 slot

⑫

External control terminals AUX.OUTPUT

Connect an optional outlet box

, or an emergency power off

(EPO) switch.

⑬

Remote switch connectors

REMOTE

Connect an optional remote switch

, or optional linked

operation cables.

⑭

Battery connector EXT.BATT Battery connector for external battery (optional)*2

⑮

Forced bypass switch*3 Forced Bypass

Switch to bypass power supply during maintenance connecting the maintenance bypass unit (optional)

The weight and depth dimension of UPS are as follows.

Weight

Depth

Model

lbs

inches

E11A102 17 37.5 408 16.06 E11A202 29 63.9 565 22.24 E11A302 39 85.9 750 29.53

*1. In this manual, the switches or breakers are indicated by a frame as

MAIN MCCB

In case of E11A102, the breaker described as

MAIN MCCB

indicates

MAIN SW

switch.

*2. Contact your supplier or a SANYODENKI representative for more information about optional equipment.

Refer to the Instruction Manual of the optional equipment for details about installation procedures and specifications.

*3. Activate the

Forced Bypass

switch when using a maintenance bypass unit (optional). Normally, do not change

the position of this switch. Leave it set to “Inverter”.

*4. In this manual, when the model name is not specified on the rear views, it shows the examples of E11A202 model.

Notes

Installation

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Functions

No. Label

Status display Lit Not lit Blink

① INPUT

UPS input power status Normal input

Input error

② OUTPUT

UPS output power status UPS outputting power supply

OFF

Power supply bypassing

③ ECONOMY

Operation mode

Economy mode operation

※

OFF

※

④

DOUBLE

CONVERSION

Operation mode

Double conversion mode operation

※

OFF

※

⑤ BATT.LOW

Battery status

Battery power low

Battery power normal

Battery exhausted

⑥

Load level 25% Load 25% or more Load under 25%

※

⑦

Load level 50% Load 50% or more Load under 50%

※

⑧

Load level 75% Load 75% or more Load under 75%

※

⑨

100

Load level 100% Load 100% or more Load under 100%

※

⑩

LOAD LEVEL(%)

O.L.

Overload display Load 105% or more Load under 105%

※

⑪ ALARM

Failure status

Serious failure detected No failure

⑫

INV.ON

STAND BY

Operation status UPS outputting power supply

OFF

Power supply bypassing

⑬

INV.ON

STAND BY

UPS ON/OFF switch

⑭

BATT.TEST

Battery test

Result: Normal

Test in g

↓

Blinking speed changes.

Result: Error

⑮ BATT.TEST

Battery test operation

⑯ CLEAR

Stop buzzer, clear result of battery test

The LEDs on the control panel are described as “Green INPUT” or “Red ALARM”. The LEDs state are indicated as follows;

: LED lights. : LED blinks.

Indications of LED in this manual

※

1. Economy mode operation

････

When power conditions are good, UPS supplies this power to the load.

※

2. Double Conversion Mode Operation

････

When power conditions fluctuate, UPS converts to the stable power, and

supplies to the load.

※

3. Active Filter Mode operation

････

When the “Green DOUBLE CONVERSION” and the “Green ECONOMY” are

both off, the UPS is in Active Filter Mode.

※

4. For about 5 seconds after

MAIN MCCB

is turned on, the LED that indicates the output voltage setting of UPS

blinks as shown in the following table.

Output voltage setting Blinking LED

200V Green LOAD LEVEL 25 220V Green LOAD LEVEL 50 230V Green LOAD LEVEL 75 240V Green LOAD LEVEL 100 208V Red O.L

Operation mode of the UPS and indication of LED

For example, when the output voltage of the UPS is set to 240V, after

MAIN MCCB

is turned on,

“Green LOAD LEVEL 100” blinks for about 5 seconds.

⑦

⑪

⑫

⑩

⑤

① ② ③

④

⑧

⑨

⑭

⑥

⑬

⑮

⑯

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UPS back panel

No. Name Function

①

PC I/F

PC interface (RS-232C)

Connect the computer to this connector with the supplied Network cable. The unit functions as follows, depending on the value of the Interface user setting. Set the Interface setting to select the functions that you want to use. See §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

for details on the setting procedure.

1．Interface setting: Workstation

Select this setting when you want to perform power management and shut down the computer (personal computer, workstation, etc.) by means of communications between the UPS and the computer, using the power management software on the supplied CD-ROM or another power management application.

For more information about the power management software, see §16 “How to Use Power Management Software” or the

User Guide

on the supplied CD-ROM.

2．Interface setting: Standalone

Select this setting when you want to shut down the UPS automatically, using the standard UPS service* provided by the operating system (NetWare, Windows NT, etc.).

Signal names External view

②

①

④

③

2 RXD

3 TXD

5 GND

4 DTR

6 DSR

8 CTS

7 RTS

⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨

① ② ③ ④ ⑤

D-sub 9-pin Male

Fixing screw

inch

See §17 “Using Standard OS UPS Services” for more information about the setting procedure. Do not connect the supplied Network cable when using an operating system (Windows 95, 98,

etc.) that does not have a standard UPS service. Backup may not be possible when a power outage occurs.

When using the optional power management software with a serial connection, set the Interface setting to Workstation. The UPS may stop immediately on a power outage if the setting is set to Standalone.

* Note about using UPS service functions

Installation

No. Name Function

②

CARD I/F

Card interface

This is a dual-purpose interface, for connection of Sanyo option cards (LAN interface card, contact interface card) and for output of UPS status signals.

To use the LAN interface card, set the Interface user setting to Workstation (default setting). See §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

for details on the setting

procedure.

Interface connector terminal names External view

External transmission signals

Signal name Description

AC input error

Active* when UPS is supplying battery power due to failure of utility power.

Battery low

Active when battery voltage decreases to below the specified level during battery power supply.

AC output

Active when AC power is being supplied to the UPS OUTPUT terminals.

Bypass output

Active when bypass power is being supplied to the UPS OUTPUT terminals.

Device error Active when a fault occurs in the UPS main unit.

* Active = transistor conduction state

External transmission signal electrical characteristics

• Interface: Transistor open collector output

• Maximum rating: DC +35V/100mA

• Normal state: Open (high impedance); Active state: Conduction

When connecting inductive or capacitive loads, do not exceed the maximum rating. When connecting a voltage load, connect - (minus) polarity to the COM (common) pin, and

ensure that the maximum rating is not exceeded. Use in excess of the maximum rating or connection of applied voltage with the wrong polarity can result in damage to the UPS. AC voltage cannot be applied.

External transmission signals are transistor output. If you require no-voltage contact (relay contact), use the optional contact interface card.

Notes

External transmission signals

6 AC input error

4 AC output

7 Battery low

8 Device error

9 Bypass output

5 COM(common)

For SANYO DENKI option cards only (cannot be used for other purposes)

The LAN interface card and the contact interface card cannot be used simultaneously.

Note

⑨ ⑧ ⑦ ⑥

⑤ ④ ③ ② ①

D-sub 9-pin Female

Fixing screw

inch

Installation

No. Name Function

③

REMOTE (2)

Remote switch connectors

These are connectors for remote ON/OFF signal input and for linked operation.

Connect an optional remote switch for remote control of UPS ON/OFF and computer shutdown from a remote location, or connect an optional linked operation cable.

These connectors function as follows, depending on the setting of the Interface user setting.

1．Interface setting: Standalone

UPS Remote ON/ UPS Remote OFF

2．Interface setting: Workstation

UPS Remote ON/One-touch system shutdown By a Remote switch OFF operation, you can perform a one-touch shutdown of computers connected to the UPS from a remote location.

Select the Interface setting for the functions you want to use. See §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

for details on the setting

procedure.

REMOTE connector terminal names External view

There are 2 REMOTE connectors, each with the same functions.

・

For remote control of one UPS unit, connect either of the connectors to a remote switch.

・

For control of multiple UPS units, connect as follows. Connect one of the REMOTE connectors on one UPS unit to a remote switch. Connect a linked operation cable (option) to the other REMOTE connector to link the next UPS. You can connect up to 5 UPS units, and set the ON/OFF delay for each unit, so that you can start and stop the units in sequence. This method of operation is called “Linked operation”.

For details, see §18.1 “Remote Switch” and §18.2 “Linked Operation Cable”.

Linked operation configuration

Mini DIN 6-pin Female 2 connectors (same function)

Linked operation cables

Remote switch

UPS REMOTE

connector

COM

ON input

OFF input

ON switch

Remote switch

(option)

OFF switch

COM

Unused

At least 2 sec. pulse Start at contact close

At least 2 sec. pulse Stop at contact close

Circuit voltage DC5V Current approx. 10mA

Installation

No. Name Function

④

AUX.OUTPUT

External control terminal block

These are terminals for connecting the optional outlet box and for use as EPO terminals*1.

Connecting an outlet box to the UPS provides three output lines: OUTPUT0, 1, and 2. You can set ON/OFF delay times for OUTPUT1 and 2, allowing you to control system start and stop. This function is called “Output line control”.

: EPO is an abbreviation of Emergency Power Off.

External view AUX.OUTPUT terminal names

AUX.OUTPUT (OUTPUT) terminals 1 to 4: Outlet box connection terminals

Connect the optional outlet box for control of UPS output lines. In the user settings menu, you can set ON/OFF delay times for OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2 of the outlet box, allowing you to start and stop connected loads in sequence. For details, see §18.3 “Outlet Box”.

AUX.OUTPUT (EPO) terminals 5 and 6: EPO terminals

Connect these to the terminals of a switch or other device to enable Emergency Power Off of UPS output. When the switch is pressed in an emergency, the EPO terminals are shorted and UPS output stops. For details, see §18.7 “Connecting the Emergency Power Off (EPO) Ter m i nals”.

Connect outlet box

EPO terminals

AUX.OUTPUT

Switch

contacts

Outlet box

(option)

One-touch terminal block

(Compatible wires: AWG26 to 20)

Cable supplied w ith outlet box

EPO terminals

AUX.OUTPUT

Note on using EPO terminals While the UPS has been stopped in a emergency by using a switch connected to the EPO terminals, if the

“

UPS Battery Power Startup” procedure described in §11.1

“

UPS startup”is performed to start up the UPS, the UPS can not supply the output

power. Do not perform

“

UPS Battery Power Startup”procedures during the UPS

emergency stop.

Connecting switch or other contacts to EPO terminals The switch to connect to the EPO terminals is not provided as a standard option for the UPS. Check the following specifications, and use a switch that complies with the specifications, or connect to compliant contacts on your system.

EPO terminal specifications

・

Circuit voltage: DC+5V (terminal 6 is - (minus) polarity)

・

Current when shorted: Approx. 10 mA

・

EPO operating conditions: Short-circuit terminals 5-6 for 0.2 seconds or longer

・

EPO terminals: One-touch terminal block (compatible wires: AWG26 to 20)

When using a transistor or other semiconductor switch, connect terminal 6 to

(minus) polarity, as shown in the figure. (Connection direction is not specified for nonpolar switches.)

*2 Notes on EPO terminals

EPO terminals

AUX.OUTPUT

Installation

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CAUTION

！

When installing the UPS, carefully follow the instructions in this Instruction Manual. Improper installation can result in electric shock, bodily injury, and/or fire. Install the UPS on a stable surface that can bear the weight (see the table). This surface should be flat, so the UPS cannot fall and cause bodily injury. The possibility of vibration and shock should be minimized at the installation location. All work that involves lifting the UPS, such as mounting it in a rack or attaching the stand, should be carried out by at least 2 persons. For safety, put on protective shoes. Be careful to avoid straining your lower back when moving and installing the UPS. There is a danger that the UPS could fall or be dropped during relocation or installation. Always hold the bottom side of the UPS firmly with both hands. Failure to do so can result in bodily injury or damage to the UPS.

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Suitable installation environment:

Ambient temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F) Relative humidity: 20 to 90%

Do not install the UPS in the following locations:

Where the ambient temperature exceeds 40°C (104°F). Where high humidity may occur.

Where corrosive gas or salt spray may be present. Where it may be subject to vibration and shock. Where dust may accumulate. When the UPS is rack mounted, in a poorly ventilated rack.

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During installation, provide the following space around the UPS.

At least 20 cm (8 inches) at the front and back as air intake or exhaust space for cooling. At least 1 meter (40 inches) from CRT displays to allow for slight leakage of magnetic flux. Allow some space from devices which might be affected by magnetic flux.

Back

At least 1m(40in.)

At least 20cm(8 inches)

Back

Battery service life will be foreshortened if the UPS is used in an environment where the ambient temperature exceeds 30°C (86°F). For optimum battery life, install the UPS where the ambient temperature remains between 20 to 25°C (68 to 77°F).

Note

For maintenance of the UPS allow for the space at least 1 meter (40 inches) at the front and 50 cm (20 inches) at the back when needed.

Note for installation

Front

At least 20cm(8 inches)

Weig ht

Model

kg lbs E11A102 17 37.5 E11A202 29 63.9 E11A302 39 85.9

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CAUTION

！

Do not sit, step or lean on the UPS, as bodily injury could result if the UPS was to fall. The UPS weight is as shown in the table in §6. All work that involves lifting the UPS should be carried out by at least 2 persons. For safety, put on protective shoes. Bodily injury can result if the UPS falls. Be careful to avoid straining your lower back when moving and installing the UPS. Be careful not to get your hands caught when installing the stand.

When the UPS is horizontally installed, always place with the control panel on the right. Do not place other objects on top of the UPS. Doing so can damage the UPS.

①

Prepare the bushings supplied.

②

Insert the supplied bushings into the holes on the left side and right side.

③

Place the UPS on installation location.

This completes horizontal installation.

Control panel

Two holes on the right side

Four holes on the left side.

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Bushings 6

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Bushings 14

8 holes on the left side.

6 holes on the right side

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CAUTION

！

Attach the stands to the UPS securely. Unless the UPS is secured solidly in place, it can shift or fall during seismic events (earthquakes) or when it is subjected to shock or vibration, possibly causing bodily injury. The UPS weight is as shown in the table in §6. All work that involves lifting the UPS, such as attaching the stand, should be carried out by at least 2 persons. For safety, put on protective shoes. Bodily injury can result if the UPS falls. Be careful to avoid straining your lower back when moving and installing the UPS. Be careful not to get your hands caught when installing the stand.

When the UPS is vertically installed, attach two supplied stands. Always place with the left side of the UPS on the bottom, and the control panel on the top.

①

Prepare two stands, four screws, and two bushings supplied.

②

Place the UPS on the table and then use screws to attach the stand to the holes on the left side.

③

Place the UPS with the stand on the bottom, and the control panel on the top.

④

Insert two bushings into the holes on the UPS.

Control panel

Screws for Stands

8 4

Stands 2

Bushings 2

④

Insert two bushings

into two holes.

②

Attach two stands

with the screws.

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Installation

The affixing direction of the floor mounting bracket on the front side.

UPS front side: one place

Front side

Attach the bracket so that the installation holes are on the front side.

The affixing direction of the floor mounting brackets on the rear side.

UPS rear side: two places

Rear side

Attach the brackets so that the installation holes are on the rear side.

①

Prepare three floor mounting brackets, six screws, and four bushings supplied.

②

Place the UPS on the table and then use screws to attach the brackets to the holes on the left side.

③

Place the UPS with the brackets on the bottom, and the control panel on the top.

④

Insert six bushings into the holes on the UPS.

⑤

Place the UPS on installation location.

⑥

For safety, fixing the UPS on the floor with a bolt is recommended.

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Floor mounting brackets 3

Screws for brackets

6 6

Bushings 6

This completes vertical installation.

④

Insert six bushings

into the holes.

②

Attach three brackets

with the screws.

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CAUTION

！

Attach the rack mounting brackets to the UPS and mount it to the rack securely. Unless the UPS is secured in the rack, it can shift or fall during seismic events (earthquakes) or when it is subjected to shock or vibration, possibly causing bodily injury. The UPS weight is as shown in the table in §6. All work that involves lifting the UPS, such as mounting it in a rack, should be carried out by at least 2 persons. For safety, put on protective shoes. Bodily injury can result if the UPS falls. Be careful to avoid straining your lower back when moving and installing the UPS. For safety, use L-type rails (support rails) when mounting the UPS in a rack. (Contact the manufacturer of your rack for more information about L-type rails.)

The UPS is designed for mounting in 19-inch racks only. Refer to §6.2 “Installation Space Check” and make sure you secure enough ventilation space in front of and behind the UPS. Do not place other objects on top of the UPS. Doing so can damage the UPS. The UPS is heavy, installation at the very bottom of the rack is recommended. Always use L-type rails (support rails) when mounting the UPS in a rack. (Contact the manufacturer of your rack for more information about L-type rails.)

①

Prepare the left and right rack mounting brackets, four screws, and two bushings supplied.

②

Attach the left and right rack mounting brackets to the UPS using the screws.

③

Insert two bushings into the holes on the UPS.

④

Mount the UPS in the rack using the L-type rails (support rails).

Bushings 2

Screws for rack mounting bracket

6 4

Rack mounting bracket Left 1 Right 1

This completes rack mounting.

L-type rails are not supplied.

Note

②

Attach the left and right rack mounting brackets so that the large and small holes are on the bottom.

③

Insert two bushings

into two holes.

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The holes of both positions shown in the figure are available to attach the rack mounting brackets. Use the holes so that the rack mounting brackets match to the using rack.

Tip for E11A302

Front side

Rear side

L-type rails (support rails)

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Wiring

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CAUTION

！

Wear insulated gloves and take other precautions when connecting the batteries. Otherwise electric shock can result. There is a constant voltage (refer to the table) at the battery terminals. Do not touch them with your hands or short circuit them. Bodily injury can result. The battery connector cannot be inserted in the wrong orientation. If it does not go in, do not try to force it. Doing so can damage the connector and result in electric shock. Be careful not to get your hands caught when securing the cover.

Connect the battery connectors inside the front cover. Proceed as follows to connect the battery connectors.

①

Remove the front panel of the UPS.

②

Remove the screw on the right side of the battery cover, and then remove the battery cover.

③

Remove the insulation tape from the battery connector of the battery pack side.

④

Connect the battery connector.

⑤

Verif y t h at

Forced Bypass

is set to “Inverter”.

⑥

Attach the battery cover.

⑦

Attach the front panel.

This completes the battery connector connection.

②

Loosen this screw, and remove the battery cover

by sliding in the direction of the arrow. This screw cannot be removed from the battery cover because it is designed to prevent dropping.

①

Remove by sliding in the direction of

the arrow while firmly pressing the two locations indicated by

●

④

The connector cannot be inserted in the wrong orientation. Check the correct insert orientation, and push in until you hear a click.

③

Remove the insulation tape

from the battery connector.

⑦

First catch the claws on the right side,

then push the left side in.

⑥

Insert two claws on the top and

bottom into the slit. Slide the cover in and secure with the screw on the right side.

⑤

Forced Bypass switch should be “Inverter” position.

ｓ

Model Voltage (max.)

E11A102

approx.

24 V

E11A202

approx.

48 V

E11A302

approx.

72 V

If the battery connector is not connected, when starting up the UPS, an alarm buzzer sounds. In this case, stop the UPS, and firmly connect the battery connector.

Note

Wiring

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CAUTION

！

Before connecting optional equipment, disconnect the UPS input power plug from the utility power outlet and make sure that the UPS is completely stopped. Failure to do so can result in electric shock.

If you want to use a Network cable or optional equipment, connect them before operating the UPS. If you need to connect them after operating the UPS, do so after completely stopping the UPS and disconnecting the input power plug from the utility power outlet. For details about wiring and settings, see the descriptions in §16. “How to Use Power Management Software” and §18. “Using Optional Equipment” and the instruction manual supplied with the optional equipment. Contact your supplier or a Sanyo Denki representative for more information about optional equipment.

Using a LAN interface card

⇒

page

Using a contact interface card

⇒

page

Connecting an outlet box and performing output line control ⇒

pages

58 to 61

Connecting a remote switch for remote operation ⇒

page

Using linked operation

⇒

pages

54 to 57

Connecting the Emergency Power Off (EPO) terminals

⇒

page

Connecting a Network cable and using the power management software (on supplied CD-ROM)

⇒

pages

47 to 48

Using expansion battery modules

The following expansion battery modules are available to extend backup time. For more information, refer to the instruction manual of the expansion battery module.

Battery modules

Type UPS

Modules

connected

Backup time

(Minutes)

1 20 2 40

20-minute backup

Battery module

3 60 1 30 30-minute backup

Battery module

E11A102 E11A202 E11A302

2 60

The contact interface card and the LAN interface card cannot be used simultaneously.

Note

“EXT.BATT” shape varies depending on the battery model.

Wiring

The cable clamp cannot be removed once it is inserted. Loosen it as shown below if you need to disconnect the input power cable.

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CAUTION

！

Wiring should be performed only by technically qualified personnel. Incorrect wiring can result in electric shock and/or fire. Check that the input power plugs are firmly seated. Failure to do so can result in electric shock, fire, or bodily injury. The input power plug must be grounded. Failure to ground it can result in electric shock. Never use the UPS in the place where the UPS input power plug cannot be grounded.

Proceed as follows to connect the input power plug of the UPS.

①

Prepare the supplied input power cable and cable clamp.

②

Attach the cable clamp to the UPS inlet side of the input power cable.

③

Check that

MAIN MCCB

is in the “OFF” position.

④

Connect the input power cable to the “INPUT” of the UPS.

⑤

Connect the input power plug of the UPS to a utility power outlet.

The figure below shows the connections of the input power cable.

Input power cable connections

UPS Inlet side. (IEC connector)

Attach the cable clamp to the input power cable and ti

hten.

⑤

To grounded utility

power outlet.

Press the tab.

Input power cable 1

Cable clamp 1

View from blade side of input cable. (L6-20P)

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EXT. BATT

MAIN SW

INPUT

③

Switch is “OFF”.

④

Insert the cable clamp into the hole, and

then connect the input power cable. Do not strain the cable clamp too tightly.

Wiring

EXT.

BATT

The cable clamp cannot be removed once it is inserted. Loosen it as shown below if you need to disconnect the input power cable.

This completes wiring of the UPS.

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Connect as shown below, according to the type of grounding in the area where you are installing the UPS.

Areas

Plug shape Note

Areas which

do not have

single-line grounding

(North America)

“W” terminal (phase) is connected with “N” of the IEC connector on this UPS.

Areas which

have

single-line grounding

NEMA TYPE L6-20P

(View from blade side)

When the AC input power is single-wire grounded, always connect the ground phase to the W terminal (phase) side of the input cable. “W” terminal (phase) is connected with “N” of

the IEC connector on this UPS.

Proper UPS input power cable connections

③

Breaker is “OFF”.

④

Insert the cable clamp into the hole, and

then connect the input power cable. Do not strain the cable clamp too tightly.

Press the tab.

⑤

To grounded utility

power outlet.

③

Breaker is “OFF”.

④

Insert the cable clamp into the hole, and

then connect the input power cable. Do not strain the cable clamp too tightly.

⑤

To grounded utility

power outlet.

Press the tab.

Procedure Outline to Operation

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DDeevviicce

OOppeerraattiioonn

The procedure outline until turning on the load devices is as follows. Be sure to follow the procedure outline below to backup the load devices during power outage.

Check the default value of the user setting

⇒

page 26, 35 to 37

Perform the power outage simulation test

⇒

page 28

Start up the UPS ⇒ page 31

The backup function is available during power outage.

Test result: OK Test result: NG

See “If power outage simulation test does not finish properly, check the following points.” to perform countermeasure.

⇒

page 29

Configure the user setting ⇒

User Settings Guide

Charge the UPS

⇒

page 27

Connect the load devices

⇒

page 30

Turn on the load device power

⇒

page 32

When you do not change the user setting, proceed to next step.

When the default settings do not configurate with your environment or requirements, change the user settings.

When setting

MAIN MCCB

to “ON”,

the alarm buzzer does not sound.

See §7.1 to connect the battery connector.

⇒

page 21

When setting

MAIN MCCB

to “ON”,

the alarm buzzer sounds.

Preparation Before Operation

You can also change the user settings after starting load device operation. However, the UPS needs to be restarted for items indicated by RESTART in the “Menu” column of the §12.2 “Setup Menu List”. Setting such items at the preparation stage prior to UPS operation is recommended because the load devices need to be stopped when the UPS is restarted.

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See §12.2 “Setup Menu List” to check the setting value. The factory default settings of the UPS are indicated by the “ * ” mark in the “Default Setting” column in the “Setup Menu List”.

When the load specification, requirement or your environments do not configurate with the default setting of the UPS, change the user setting.

When you use the UPS without changing the user settings, proceed to next step.

Tip

Proceed to §9.2 “UPS Charge”.

②

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “ON”.

③

Configure the user settings. Refer to each item in the

User settings Guide.

④

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”.

Proceed to§9.2 “UPS Charge”.

①

Check the user settings of the UPS.

Set to “ON

”

Set to “OFF”.

Preparation Before Operation

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At initial startup or when the UPS is not operated for long period, the UPS should be charged for at least 12 hours before operation. Proceed as follows before connecting the load devices.

If the alarm buzzer sounds, the battery connector inside the front panel might not be connected. Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”, then connect the battery connector. See §7.1 “Battery connector

connection”. After connecting the battery connector, proceed to step 1 again. If the alarm buzzer sounds again, contact your supplier or a SANYO DENKI representative.

Charging of the UPS starts automatically.

The UPS should be charged for at least 12 hours to ensure backup in the event of a power outage, but load devices can be connected for use when the UPS is first activated even if there is insufficient charge because the battery will be charged during operation of the UPS. However, if a power outage occurs at that stage, the full capacity of the backup function may not be available.

* The UPS should be charged as follows when the battery modules (optional) are connected.

Battery module

Type

Connected UPS

Connecting unit qty. Backup time

Charge time

1 20 min.

At least 36 hours

2 40 min.

At least

hours

20-minute backup

Battery module f

or E11A

3 60 min.

At least

hours

1 30 min.

At least

hours

30-minute backup

Battery module f

or E11A

E11A102 E11A202 E11A302

2 60 min.

At least

hours

③

Check that the “Green INPUT” stops blinking and remains lit.

①

Set

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of the UPS to “ON”.

④

Operate the UPS for at least 12 hours in this state.

This completes the charging of the UPS.

Note on the charging time

LEDs

Green INPUT

Blinking

Green I

NV.ON/STAND BY

Off

Green OUTPUT Off

↓

Green INPUT Lit Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Off

Green OUTPUT Off

The switches or breakers are indicated by a frame . Example:

MAIN MCCB

The LEDs on the control panel are described as “Green INPUT” or “Red ALARM”. The LEDs state are indicated as follows;

: LED lights. : LED blinks.

Indications of Switch and LED in this manual.

②

Check that the alarm buzzer (7 beeps, pose, 7 beeps, pose…)

does not sound.

Set to “ON”.

Preparation Before Operation

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Perform a power outage test to confirm whether the UPS is working properly. Be sure to perform this test prior to connecting the load devices.

Check that the “Green INPUT” stops blinking and remains lit, and then proceed to step

②

After “Green DOUBLE CONVERSION” lights, it might go off depending on the input power condition.

When the UPS is working properly, the buzzer sound and LED state will be as indicated in steps ③ and

④

Hold for 1 second.

①

Set

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of the UPS to “ON”.

③

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”.

Step ① is not necessary if the procedure in §9.2 “UPS Charge” was performed beforehand.

Tip

②

Press and hold for at least 1 second.

Buzzer

2 beeps..., 2 beeps..., repeated

LEDs

Green INPUT Blinking Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Lit

Green OUTPUT Lit

LEDs

Green INPUT Blinking Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Off

Green OUTPUT Off

↓

Green INPUT Lit Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Off

Green OUTPUT Off

Buzzer

Musical trill

LEDs

Green INPUT Lit Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Lit Green OUTPUT Lit Green

DOUBLE CONVERSION

Lit

Set to “ON”.

Set to “OFF”.

Preparation Before Operation

After “Green DOUBLE CONVERSION” lights, it might go off depending on the input power condition.

Check that the UPS operates properly, and then proceed to step

⑤

Hold for 1 second.

④

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “ON”.

If power outage simulation test does not finish properly, check the following points.

Possible cause Countermeasure

The battery connector is not connected.

Connect the battery connector.

⇒

See §7.1 “Battery Connector Connection”.

The

Forced Bypass

switch is set

to “Bypass”.

Set to “Inverter”.

⇒

See the step ⑤ in §7.1 “Battery Connector Connection”.

After setting to “Inverter”, press and hold for 1 second.

“Green OUTPUT” does not light.

Press and hold for 1 second.

⇒

See the step ② in §9.3 “Outage Simulation Test”.

“Red ALARM” lights. Contact your supplier.

Contact your supplier or SANYO DENKI when the “Red ALARM” lights or when the UPS does not operate properly even if you perform the countermeasure above.

⑤

Press and hold for at least 1 second.

This completes outage simulation test.

⑥

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”.

All of the LEDs go off.

Buzzer

Musical trill

LEDs

Green INPUT

Lit

Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Off

Green OUTPUT Off

Buzzer

Silent

LEDs

Green INPUT Lit Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Lit Green OUTPUT Lit Green

DOUBLE CONVERSION

Lit

Set to “ON”.

Set to “OFF”.

Load devices connection

The cable clamp cannot be removed once it is inserted. Loosen it as shown below if you need to disconnect the input power cable.

Press the tab.

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Connect the load devices.

①

Attach the supplied cable clamps to the input power plug of the load device to be connected.

②

Check that the input breaker

MAIN MCCB

is set to “OFF”.

③

Connect the input power plugs of the load devices to the output terminals.

Model Outlet Capacity Receptacle

E11A102

The total load connected to the receptacles must not exceed

1.0kVA (0.7kW)

AC250V 15A receptacle IEC60320- C13 × 4

E11A202

The total load connected to the receptacles must not exceed

2.0kVA (1.4 kW)

AC250V 20A receptacle IEC60320- C19 × 3

E11A302

The total load connected to the receptacles must not exceed

3.0kVA (2.1kW)

AC250V 20A receptacle IEC60320- C19 × 3

This completes the load devices connection.

Connect as shown below, according to the type of grounding in the area where you are installing the UPS.

Areas which do not have single-line grounding:

If the load device input plug is a NEMA-type plug,

connect the W (N) terminal of the load device input plug to the N terminal of the UPS. (See the above figure.)

Areas which have single-line grounding:

If the load devices are a single-wire grounded connection, always

connect the ground phase to the N terminal (phase) side. (See the above figure.)

Never connect the following types of load devices to the UPS.

Load devices Details

Copy machines, Laser printers, Plain paper fax machines, Overhead projectors, Hair-dryer, Cleaner and so on.

Since such devices are subject to high transient current surges, the UPS will detect the excess current and backup will not be possible when there is a power outage. There is also the risk of the UPS malfunctioning.

Medical equipment, control equipment for elevators and the like, computer systems of public importance.

Special considerations such as system redundancy, installation of emergency power generation facilities, need to be given to operation, maintenance, and management.

Attach the cable clamp to the input plug of the load.

②

Breaker is “OFF”.

③

Insert the cable clamp into the hole, and

then connect the input power cable of the load device. Do not strain the cable clamp too tightly.

Notes for proper load device connections

Operating Procedures

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Proceed as follows to start up the UPS.

Check that the “Green INPUT” stops blinking and remains lit, and then proceed to step

②

After “Green DOUBLE CONVERSION” lights, it might go off depending on the input power condition or the load device condition.

Hold for 1 second.

After performing step ②, the “Green DOUBLE CONVERSION” lights regardless of the UPS operation mode. And then the LEDs will be in the following state according to the operation of the UPS depending on the “UPS operation mode” in the user setting.

The “Green ECONOMY” lights when the UPS is in Economy Mode. The “Green DOUBLE CONVERSION” lights when the UPS is in Double Conversion Mode. When the “Green DOUBLE CONVERSION” and the “Green ECONOMY” are both off, the UPS is in Active Filter Mode.

Notes for the UPS operation mode and LED indicators.

①

Set

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of the UPS to “ON”.

LEDs

LED that indicates the output voltage setting of UPS blinks. (See §5.2 “Control panel and Indicators”).

↓

after 5 seconds

Green INPUT

Blinking

Green INV.ON/STAND BY

Off

Green OUTPUT Off

↓

Green INPUT

Lit

Green INV.ON/STAND BY Off Green OUTPUT Off

②

Press and hold

for at least 1 second.

Buzzer

Musical trill

LEDs

Green INPUT

Lit

Green INV.ON/STAND BY

Lit

Green OUTPUT

Lit

Green

DOUBLE CONVERSION

Lit

The switches or breakers are indicated by a frame . Example:

MAIN MCCB

The LEDs on the control panel are described as “Green INPUT” or “Red ALARM”. The LEDs state are indicated as follows;

: LED lights. : LED blinks.

Indications of Breaker and LED in this manual.

Left figure shows rear view of E11A202. When using E11A102, operate

MAIN SW

Set to “ON”.

Operating Procedures

After “Green DOUBLE CONVERSION” lights, it might go off depending on the input power condition or the load device condition.

ou can operate the UPS even when the state of the AC input power supply is not

good.

You can follow the procedure below to operate the UPS when the AC input power supply is in an abnormal state (power outage, voltage drop, etc.). Since power is supplied to the load devices from the battery in the UPS when this procedure is used, use the devices for a period of time less than the possible backup time of the UPS.

①

Check that

MAIN MCCB

is set to “OFF”.

②

Press and hold until the buzzer sounds. Release it when the buzzer sounds.

* The default setting of the output frequency at UPS startup by this

procedure is shown in the right table. Change the setting according to the using load devices if needed. See §3.4 “Setting Battery Power Startup Frequency” in the

User Settings Guide

for

details. However, the setting cannot be changed if

MAIN MCCB

is not set to “ON”, so preset this setting when there is a normal AC input power supply during UPS operation.

At this step, turn the load device power on.

“Green LOAD LEVEL 25 - 100%” will light depending on the connected load capacities. If the “Red O.L” lights and the buzzer sound is emitted (four short beeps followed by another four short beeps), the load devices connected to the UPS exceed the rated capacity of the UPS. Reduce the number of load devices connected.

Notes for the load capacity

UPS Battery Power Startup

LEDs

Green INPUT Lit Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Lit Green OUTPUT Lit Green

LOADLEVEL 25 -100%

Lit

Green

DOUBLE CONVERSION

Lit

All of the LEDs go off.

Hold for about 3 seconds.

Buzzer

Musical trill

LEDs LED that indicates the output voltage setting of UPS blinks. (See §5.2 “Control panel and Indicators”).

↓

after 5 seconds

Green INPUT Blinking Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Off

Green OUTPUT Off

↓

after 1 to 2 seconds

Green INPUT Blinking Green

INV.ON/STAND BY

Lit

Green OUTPUT Lit

Model Default setting

E11A***U012 60Hz E11A***U012J 50Hz

Breaker is “OFF”.

Operating Procedures

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Perform the following operation to shut down the UPS daily. Be sure to shut down the load devices prior to shutting down the UPS.

* Operation varies depending on the user setting of “Shutdown operation”. See §3.9 “Setting UPS

Shutdown Operation” in the

User Settings Guide

for details.

Hold for 1 second.*

Do not touch

MAIN MCCB

when you perform a daily shutdown. Leave it set to “ON”.

Note

①

Press and hold

for at least 1 second.

Buzzer

Musical trill

LEDs

Green INPUT Lit Green INV.ON/STAND BY Off Green OUTPUT Off

Operating Procedures

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)

Perform the following operation if the UPS is not to be used for at least a week. Be sure to shut down the load devices prior to shutting down the UPS.

* Operation varies depending on the user setting of “Shutdown operation”. See §3.9 “Setting UPS

Shutdown Operation” in the

User Settings Guide

for details.

Hold for 1 second.*

If input power is shut off while the UPS is operating, the batteries are discharged as if a power outage occurred. Be aware that when the input supply is restored, the full capacity of the backup function will not be available until the batteries have had time to recharge. Recharge the UPS periodically, when you store the UPS for a long period, after shutting off the UPS by procedures above. See (4) in

§3.3 “Usage Precautions” to recharge the UPS.

Notes

All of the LEDs go off.

②

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF.”

Buzzer

Musical trill

LEDs

Green INPUT Lit Green INV.ON/STAND BY Off Green OUTPUT Off

①

Press and hold for at least 1 second.

Left figure shows rear view of E11A202. When using E11A102, operate

MAIN SW

②

Set to “OFF”.

User setting

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The UPS has a user settings menu, described in §12.2 “Setup Menu List”. The factory default setting of the UPS is indicated by the “ * ” mark in the “Default Setting” column. You can set the various menu items to configure the UPS according to your environment, your applications, and the specifications of the connected load devices. Whenever you change a menu item setting, we recommend that you place a check mark in the “Current Setting” column field of the Setup Menu List.

For details of setup operations of each menu, see the

User Settings Guide

All of the user setting menu items can be selected and set by display LED blinking pattern.

Setup menu list and the blinking pattern of indicators on the control panel are illustrated in the following figure.

Menu LED Setting LED

User Settings

Guide

No.

Ref. page

Item

Menu LED Setting Setting LED

Default Setting

Current

Setting

Notes

Auto

●○○○

Double Conversion

○●○○

4 3.1

UPS operation mode

○

●○○○

Economy

●●○○

200V

●○○○

220V

○●○○

230V

●●○○

240V

○○●○

5 3.2

Output voltage

(RESTART)

○ ○●○○

208V

●○●○

See

remarks

Select the menu by the blinking pattern of 5 LEDs. The blinking pattern changes

each time you press

Pressing this button repeatedly cycles through the LED blinking patterns.

For the menus indicated by “RESTART” in this column, restart of the UPS is required.

The factory default setting.

When you change the setting of the menus indicated by RESTART in the “Menu” column, its changes do not take effect until you restart the UPS. If a restart is required, be sure to power off the load devices before resetting. See §11.3 “UPS Shutdown (If Not to Be Used for More Than a Week)” about how to shut down the UPS, and §11.1 “UPS Startup” for information about how to start the UPS

Note

Indicates the section numbers of sections with reference information for each item. See the indicated sections for detailed information.

Select the setting by the blinking pattern of 4 LEDs. The blinking pattern changes

each time you press

. Pressing this

button repeatedly cycles through the LED blinking patterns.

●

: indicates that LED is blinking.

○

: indicates that LED is off.

Place a check mark when you change the setting.

User setting

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User Settings

Guide

No.

Ref. page

Item

Menu Menu LED Setting

Setting

LED

Default

Setting

Current

Setting

Remarks

Auto

●○○○

Switch the UPS operating mode automatically. Double Conversion

○●○○

Set the UPS operating mode to Double Conversion mode.

1 4 3.1

UPS operation mode

○

●○○○

Economy

●●○○

Set the UPS operating mode to Economy mode 200V

●○○○

Default setting of E11A*U-J

220V

○●○○

230V

●●○○

240V

○○●○

2 5 3.2

Output voltage (RESTART)

○

○●○○

208V

●○●○

See

remarks

Default setting of E11A*U

Set the rated Output voltage. Same as Input voltage. Default setting varies depending on UPS Model.

●○○○

○●○○

3 6 3.3

Frequency sync range (RESTART)

○

●●○○

Output frequency variation range (%)

50Hz

●○○○

Default setting of

E11A*U-J

4 7 3.4

Battery power startup frequency (RESTART)

○ ○○●○

60Hz

○●○○

See

remarks

Default setting of

E11A*U

Set the output frequency when UPS starts from the battery power during AC input power failure. Default setting varies depending on UPS Model.

Standalone

●○○○

Set when using UPS remote ON/OFF or Standard OS UPS

Services

Workst atio n

○●○○

Set when using a power management software, LAN card or

UPS remote ON and One-touch system shutdown.

Serial Login

●●○○

Shutdown by serial login.

5 8 3.5

PC interface

○

●○●○

○○●○

Do not use this setting.

9600

●○○○

9600 bps.

4800

○●○○

4800 bps.

6 9 3.6

Serial baud rate

○ ○●●○

2400

●●○○

2400 bps.

Set the serial baud rate when a workstation, PC, or optional LAN card is connected.

Auto

●○○○

Auto restart

OFF

○●○○

The UPS stays off.

30%

●●○○

Auto restart when battery

charge reaches 30%.

50%

○○●○

Auto restart when battery

charge reaches 50%.

7 10 3.7

UPS operation upon power recovery

○

●●●○

80%

●○●○

Auto restart when battery

charge reaches 80%.

Specify when to restart the UPS after a power outage and shutdown of the UPS due to final discharge of the batteries.

All patterns

●○○○

All sounds

Pattern 1

○●○○

Emit sounds on serious failure and battery trouble.

Pattern 2

●●○○

Emit alarm and key click sounds.

8 11 3.8

Buzzer sound

○

○○○●

OFF

○○●○

Emit key click sounds only.

1 second

●○○○

Turn the UPS off when

pressed for 1 second.

3 seconds

○●○○

Turn the UPS off when

pressed for 3 second.

9 12 3.9

Shutdown operation

○

●○○●

Special operation

●●○○

Turn the UPS off on special

operation.

Set the operation for switch to stop the UPS power supply.

Auto return

●○○○

Auto recovery when a

certain period of time has

elapsed.

10 13 3.10

Overload recovery operation

○ ○●○●

Bypass

○●○○

Fixed as bypass power

supply on overload.

Set the UPS operation after switching to the bypass power supply because of overload.

OFF

●○○○

The UPS stays off.

11 14 3.11

UPS operation at

OFF

(RESTART)

○

●●○●

Bypass

○●○○

Bypass power supply

Specify the UPS power supply

conditions when is off.

Battery voltage

●○○○

When low battery voltage

level is detected.

2 minutes

○●○○

When remaining battery

duration is 2 minutes.

12 15 3.12

Low battery voltage warning timing

○ ○○●●

3 minutes

●●○○

When remaining battery

duration is 3 minutes.

Set the timing of emitting the low battery voltage warning alarm (beep, Red BATT. LOW lit).

5 minutes

●○○○

5 minutes backup

20 minutes

○●○○

20 minutes backup

30 minutes

●●○○

30 minutes backup

40 minutes

○○●○

40 minutes backup

60 minutes

●○●○

60 minutes backup

90 minutes

○●●○

90 minutes backup

120 minutes

●●●○

120 minutes backup

13 16 3.13

Battery backup time

○

●○●●

180 minutes

○○○●

180 minutes backup

Set the UPS backup time on power outage. An external battery must be connected for settings of 20 minutes or higher.

5 years

●○○○

5 years lifetime type

10 years

○●○○

10 years lifetime type

14 17 3.14

Battery type

○ ○●●●

3 years

●●○○

3 years lifetime type

Set the battery type. Set this when you replace the battery or connect an external battery.

180 days

●○○○

Test batteries every 180 days.

90 days

○●○○

Test batteries every 90 days.

30 days

●●○○

Test batteries every 30 days.

15 18 3.15

Battery test schedule

○

●●●●

None

○○●○

No battery check.

Set the interval (number of days) for the automatic battery check. The check is carried out automatically when the specified number of days has elapsed.

Do not reset

●○○○

Do not reset.

3.16

Reset battery information

● ○○○○

Reset

○●○○

Reset the battery information when you replace the battery.

●

: indicates that LED is blinking.

○

: indicates that LED is off.

User setting

User Settings

Guide

No.

Ref. page

Item

Menu Menu LED Setting

Setting

LED

Default

Setting

Current

Setting

Remarks

No delay

●○○○

Linked ON/OFF delay disabled (operate with delay of 0 seconds)

20 3.17

Linked delay operation

●

●○○○

Delay

○●○○

Linked ON/OFF delay enabled (operate with specified delay)

0 seconds

●○○○

10 seconds

○●○○

30 seconds

●●○○

1 minute

○○●○

3 minutes

●○●○

5 minutes

○●●○

10 minutes

●●●○

15 minutes

○○○●

21 3.18

Linked operation ON delay time

● ○●○○

30 minutes

●○○●

0 seconds

●○○○

10 seconds

○●○○

30 seconds

●●○○

1 minute

○○●○

3 minutes

●○●○

5 minutes

○●●○

10 minutes

●●●○

15 minutes

○○○●

22 3.19

Linked operation OFF delay time

●

●●○○

30 minutes

●○○●

Set the ON/OFF delay times when you conduct linked operation. Delay operation is not enabled unless item §3.17 “Enabling and Disabling Linked Operation Delay” in the

User Settings Guide

is set to

“Delay”.

Set when you connect a remote switch, or connect linked operation cable(s) to conduct linked operation.

Disabled

●○○○

Disable output line control

23 3.20

Output line control (Restart)

● ○○●○

Enabled

○●○○

Enable output line control

0 seconds

●○○○

5 seconds

○●○○

30 seconds

●●○○

1 minute

○○●○

5 minutes

●○●○

24 3.21

Outlet box OUTPUT1 ON delay time

●

●○●○

10 minutes

○●●○

0 seconds

●○○○

6 seconds

○●○○

35 seconds

●●○○

1 minute 30 seconds

○○●○

5 minutes 30 seconds

●○●○

25 3.22

Outlet box OUTPUT2 ON delay time

● ○●●○

10 minutes 30 seconds

○●●○

Set the ON delay times for the OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2 terminals of the outlet box. The delay times are not enabled unless item §3.20 “Enabling and Disabling Output line Control” in the

User Settings Guide

is set to

“Enabled”.

0 seconds

●○○○

10 seconds

○●○○

30 seconds

●●○○

1 minute

○○●○

3 minutes

●○●○

26 3.23

Outlet box OUTPUT1 OFF delay time

●

●●●○

5 minutes

○●●○

0 seconds

●○○○

10 seconds

○●○○

30 seconds

●●○○

1 minute

○○●○

3 minutes

●○●○

27 3.24

Outlet box OUTPUT2 OFF delay time

● ○○○●

5 minutes

○●●○

Set the OFF delay times for the OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2 terminals of the outlet box. The delay times are not enabled unless item §3.20 “Enabling and Disabling Output line Control” in the

User Settings Guide

is set to

“Enabled”.

Until batteries exhausted

●○○○

0 seconds

○●○○

30 seconds

●●○○

1 minute

○○●○

3 minutes

●○●○

28 3.25

Outlet box OUTPUT1 power outage output time

●

●○○●

5 minutes

○●●○

Until batteries exhausted

●○○○

0 seconds

○●○○

30 seconds

●●○○

1 minute

○○●○

3 minutes

●○●○

29 3.26

Outlet box OUTPUT2 power outage output time

● ○●○●

5 minutes

○●●○

Set the power outage output times for the OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2 terminals of the outlet box. The delay times are not enabled unless item §3.20 “Enabling and Disabling Output line Control” in the

User Settings Guide

is set to “Enabled” and item §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings

Guide

is set to “Standalone”.

Stop power supply

●○○○

30 3.27

Operation of Outlet box OUTPUT0 after stopping of OUTPUT1 and 2

●

●●○●

Continue power supply

○●○○

Set the operation of OUTPUT0 after output from the OUTPUT1 and 2 terminals has stopped. This setting is not enabled unless item§3.20 “Enabling and Disabling Output line Control” in the

User Settings Guide

is set to “Enabled”.

Set when you connect an outlet box to perform output line control.

Output

●○○○

Output a Ring signal when the UPS starts.

31 3.28 Ring signal

● ○○●●

Do not output

○●○○

Do not output a Ring signal when the UPS starts.

When you change the setting of the menus indicated by RESTART in the “Menu” column, its changes do not take effect until you restart the UPS. If a restart is required, be sure to power off the load devices before resetting. See §11.3 “UPS Shutdown (If Not to Be Used for More Than a Week)” for information about how to shut down the UPS, and §11.1 “UPS Startup” for information about how to start the UPS.

Note

Maintenance

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CAUTION

！

Internal maintenance and inspection should be performed only by technically qualified personnel. Electric shock, injury, burning, fuming or fire could otherwise result. Before beginning inspection, shut down the UPS completely, and remove the input power. Failure to do so may result in an electric shock. While the batteries are connected to the equipment, hazardous voltage is present. Never touch any parts with your hand. Doing so may result in an electric shock. Batteries should be replaced periodically. Batteries used after their service life has passed may cause a fire.

The projected service life of the UPS is 7 years. During this period, the battery must be replaced periodically. If you intend to continue using the UPS after its projected service life, components other than the battery also need to be replaced (a fee will be charged). Contact your supplier. If these components are not replaced at the end of the service life, the UPS may not function properly.

There are routine checks to be performed by the user and maintenance to be performed by service personnel. Some maintenance items are not able to be performed by the user, so be sure to submit a request for such work to your supplier when maintenance is required.

Parts replacement should not be attempted by customers. Contact your supplier or SANYO DENKI representative when replacement is needed.

* What are service personnel?

Daily check. See §13.1 “Routine Checks”.

Battery test. See §13.2 “Battery Test”.

When trouble occurred, See §15 “Troubleshooting”, or See §13.3 “Bypass Breaker Reset”

Battery exchange ⇒§13.4.1 “Battery Replacement” Deal with a trouble or failure in the UPS.

Service personnel*

User

Contact your supplier.

Battery test result: failure It is time to replace the battery.

“Red ALARM” lights. An error occurs.

The trouble could not be resolved. The UPS has malfunctioned.

！

Maintenance

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CAUTION

！

Be sure not to inspect the inside of the UPS. Doing so may result in an electric shock, burn, injury, smoke, or fire. Do not touch the fan on the back panel of the UPS when cleaning the UPS or anywhere around the UPS. Doing so may result in an injury. Do not use, for example, a wet cloth for cleaning. Doing so may result in an electric shock. When cleaning, do not connect a vacuum cleaner to the output terminal of the UPS. Doing so may result in smoke or fire.

Routinely check the following items.

①

Is the control panel LED lighting state abnormal?

⇒

See §15 “Troubleshooting” to perform the countermeasure.

②

Is the buzzer sounding?

⇒

If any buzzer sounds, see §14 “Buzzer Sounds” to perform the countermeasure.

③

Is the exterior of the UPS in any way damaged or deformed?

④

Is an unusual sound or odor emitted from the UPS?

⑤

Is the installation environment of the UPS suitable?

Are things like humidity and temperature within the specified ranges?

⇒

See §6.1 “Installation Environment Check”.

⑥

Has the specified amount of space been provided at the front and back of the UPS?

If the air intake or exhaust vent is blocked, the internal temperature of the UPS rises, which could result in a damage of the UPS.

⇒

See §6.2 “Installation Space Check”.

⑦

Remove any dust or dirt adhering to the intake and exhaust vents.

Dust or dirt adhering to parts inside the UPS may cause it to malfunction.

⑧

Perform the battery backup time test periodically.

When the UPS is shipped from the factory, it is set up to perform an automatic battery test once every 180 days. If you change the setting to “None”, periodically perform a manual battery backup test. Refer to §13.2 “Battery Test”. Depending on the results of the test, exchange the battery.

Battery service life is affected by operating conditions such as ambient temperature and the number of discharge cycles. Ambient temperature has a particularly strong influence as indicated in the following table.

Average Ambient

Operating Temperature

Projected Service

Life

Battery Replacement

Interval

25°C (77°F) 5 years 4.5 years 30°C (86°F) 3.5 years 3 years 35°C (95°F) 2.5 years 2 years 40°C (104°F) 1.7 years 1.5 years

Using a battery after its service life has expired may result in battery leakage, and in the worse case, smoke, and fire. Request that the battery be replaced early as a preventative measure.

Estimated battery replacement interval

Maintenance

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You can perform tests of the built-in and externally connected batteries. You can do this without stopping the load devices connected to the UPS. When it is shipped from the factory, the UPS is set up to perform an automatic battery test once every 180 days. To change the automatic battery test schedule, see §3.5 “Setting Test Schedule” in the

User Settings

Guide

Follow the procedure below when conducting a manual battery test. However, if the UPS has performed a backup operation within 12 hours prior to the test, the result may show an error. The test should, therefore, be conducted when the UPS has not performed a backup operation within the last 12 hours.

The “Green BATT. TEST” indicator starts blinking, and the battery test starts.

The test finishes in approx. 90 seconds.

Check the “Green BATT. TEST” indicator for the results of the test.

Green BATT. TEST lit blink

Buzzer

－

******* 7 beeps ... ******* 7 beeps ...

Confirmed

Backup Time

90 seconds

or more

Less than 90 seconds

Result

The batteries

are OK.

Replacing the battery early is recommended. Contact SANYO DENKI.

The “Green BATT. TEST” indicator goes off and returns to its normal indication.

Hold for 2 seconds.

①

Press

and hold it for at least 2 seconds.

②

After the battery test has finished and the “Green BATT. TEST” indicator lights

or blinking, press

Battery Test Results

Buzzer

2 beeps... 2 beeps... 2 beeps...

LED

Green BATT. TEST Blinking

Battery operation for approx. 90 seconds

The results of the test are only an approximate guide. If the batteries have reached their replacement interval, an early replacement is recommended even if the results of the test are OK. See “Estimated battery replacement interval” in the previous page for more information.

Battery test cannot be performed under the following conditions.

To stop the battery test while it is underway,

Press

for at least 2 seconds

⇒

The UPS returns to normal operation.

The battery test stops if any of the following 1-4 occur or if any of the following 5-8 is operated while it is underway.

The “Green BATT.TEST” indicator does not display the results of the test if the test is interrupted.

Stopping battery test

1. Input power error (voltage or frequency).

2. Mechanical failure

3. Output power overload

4. If the load level will be less than 20% when the UPS operates in Active Filter Mode or Economy Mode.

5. Switching of

Forced Bypass

switch

6. Setting

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”

7. Pressing for 1 second or longer

8. Executing the battery test stop by the power control software

Note for the battery test

Condition for battery test

4. Shutdown under remote control is in progress.

5. UPS is defective.

6. When load factor is less than 20% in the economy mode operation or the active filter mode operation.

1. Inverter is stopped.

2. Bypass power supply is active.

3. Input voltage or input frequency is out of range.

Maintenance

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CAUTION

！

Always power the UPS off before resetting the bypass breaker. Failure to do so can cause electric shock.

If the bypass breaker trips, the red ALARM indicator lights and output from the output terminals stops. Proceed as follows to reset the bypass breaker.

①

Stop the UPS by setting

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”.

②

Examine if there are neither a problem nor a trouble in the equipment of the load.

③

Press the bypass breaker on the back panel of the UPS.

④

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “ON”, and then start the UPS by pressing and holding it for 1 second.

For details about UPS startup, see §11.1 “UPS Startup (Normal Operation)”.

③

Reset

BYPASS OC

This completes the bypass breaker reset.

Tripped Reset

If you reset the bypass breaker while the UPS is powered on, the “Red ALARM” indicator will remain lit until you turn the UPS off. Always turn the UPS off before resetting the bypass breaker.

Note

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BATT

EXT.

EE1111AA33002

①

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”.

Press the

BYPASS OC

breaker firmly to

reset.

①

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”.

INPUT

BATT

EXT.

MAIN SW

EE1111AA11002

①

Set

MAIN SW

to “OFF”.

Maintenance

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The user must not perform the maintenance described in this section. Be sure to contact your supplier for maintenance.

CAUTION

！

Internal maintenance and inspection should be performed only by technically qualified personnel. Electric shock, injury, burning, fuming or fire could otherwise result. Batteries should be replaced periodically. Batteries used after their service life has passed may cause a fire. Never use organic chemicals such as gasoline, thinner, benzene or detergent to clean batteries. These can cause the casing to crack and leak, resulting in fire or current leakage. Do not touch the rotating fan at maintenance. Doing so may result in bodily injury. Never use a wet cloth to clean the UPS. Doing so may result in an electric shock. When cleaning, do not connect a vacuum cleaner to the output terminal of the UPS. Doing so may result in smoke or fire.

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You can replace the batteries without stopping the load devices. However, this should be done as quickly as possible, because the UPS will be unable to provide backup power in the event of a power outage.

CAUTION

！

The battery pack weight is shown in the following table. Be careful not to drop it on your feet. Bodily injury can result. There is a constant voltage shown in the table at the battery terminals. Do not touch them with your hands or short-circuit them. Bodily injury can result.

Battery pack Weight (approx.)

UPS Models

Model kg lb

Voltage (max.)

E11A102 BPE11A102A00 6 13.2

approx.

24V

E11A202 BPE11A202A00 12 26.5

approx.

48V

E11A302 BPE11A302A00-2 20 44.1

approx.

72V

①

Check the replacement battery model name. See the table above.

②

Remove the front panel of the UPS.

③

Loosen the screw on the right side of the battery cover, and then remove the battery cover.

④

Set the

Forced Bypass

to “Bypass”.

⑤

Disconnect the battery connector.

⑥

Pull the battery pack out.

⑤

Disconnect the battery

connector. Insulate with tape or other insulator.

②

Remove by sliding in the direction

of the arrow while firmly pressing the two locations indicated by

●

CAUTION

！

There is no retaining mechanism. Pull out the battery pack slowly , and support the bottom. Be careful no to drop.

There is a scale on the battery pack of E11A302. Pull out the battery pack while checking this scale.

The battery pack of E11A302

Since this battery is designed specifically for these UPS, do not use a different battery. Do not substitute with any other type, and do not mix new and old batteries, as shortened battery life, leakage, and heat could result.

Note on battery replacement

④

Set

Forced Bypass

switch to “Bypass” position.

③

Loosen this screw, and remove

the battery cover by sliding in the direction of the arrow.

Maintenance

⑦

Insert the new battery pack so that the connector faces forward.

⑧

Connect the battery connector.

⑨

Set the

Forced Bypass

to “Inverter”.

⑩

Check that “Green OUTPUT” and “Green

INV.ON/STANDBY

” are

blinking, then press and hold

for at least 1 second.

⑪

Attach the battery cover.

⑫

Attach the front panel.

⑬

Set the backup time in the user setting. See §3.13 “Setting Battery Backup Time” in the

User Settings

Guide.

⑭

Set the battery type in the user setting. See §3.14 “Setting Battery Type” in the

User Settings Guide.

⑮

Reset the battery information in the user setting. See §3.16 “ Resetting Battery Information” in the

User

Settings Guide.

This completes the battery exchange.

⑧

The connector cannot be inserted in the wrong orientation. Check the correct insert orientation, and push in until you hear a click.

⑫

First catch the claws on the right side,

then push the left side in.

⑦

Insert the new battery pack

in the direction of the arrow.

⑪

Insert two claws on the top and bottom

into the slit. Slide the cover in and secure with the screw on the right side.

CAUTION

！

・

The battery connector cannot be inserted in the wrong orientation.

If it does not go in, do not try to force it. Doing so can damage the connector and result in electric shock.

・

Be careful not to get your hands caught when securing the cover.

This figure shows the battery pack of E11A102. The battery pack size varies depending on UPS Model.

⑨

Set the

Forced Bypass

switch to “Inverter” position.

When expanding the battery, perform step ⑬, and when exchanging the battery type, perform step ⑭. When the battery pack was replaced to the same type, perform step

⑮

only.

Note on the user settings after replacing the battery pack

The batteries used in this product are lead type batteries which are a reusable resource. Please cooperate by recycling when replacing or disposing of used batteries. Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions. To dispose of used batteries, contact your nearest sales representative, an authorized industrial waste handling company, or repack them in their original cartons and send them to your supplier. (An extra charge is required.)

Note on the used battery

Buzzer Sounds

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The buzzer sounds to indicate an UPS status error or change. Check the sound pattern and refer to the following table for the steps to take.

Sound Pattern LED Status

UPS Status What to Do

Red ALARM lit

This is a mechanical failure.

Contact your supplier.

Red ALARM lit

【

When UPS starts】

【

During bypass operation】 The bypass breaker tripped or is set to “OFF”.

Reset the bypass breaker, see §13.3 “Bypass Breaker Reset”. And when using E11A302, see step 3 in §7.3 “Input Plug Connection”.

Continuous tone

Red ALARM lit Red BATT.LOW lit

The battery is exhausted.

When utility power is restored, the UPS will restart automatically depending on the setting value of “UPS Operation Upon Power Recovery” in the user setting. See §3.7 “Setting UPS Operation Upon Power Recovery” in the

User Settings Guide.

Green INPUT blinking

Power is being supplied from the battery because of an input voltage or frequency error.

Verify that the input voltage and input frequency are within the rated range. Refer to

§19.4 “Specifications”.

Green INPUT blinking

MAIN MCCB

was set

to “OFF” during UPS power supply.

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “ON”.

2 seconds

** ** ...

2 beeps 2 beeps

Green BATT.TEST

blinking

The UPS is performing a battery check.

Wait for the battery check to end.

ou can stop

the battery check by pressing

and holding

it for at least 2 seconds.

Continuous beeps

*******************

･･･

Red BATT.LOW lit

The battery voltage is low.

erify that the input voltage and input frequency are within the rated range. Refer to §19.4 “Specifications”.

MAIN MCCB

may be set to “OFF”. If

MAIN MCCB

is “OFF”, set it to “ON”.

3 seconds

* * * * * * * *

･･･

4 beeps 4 beeps

Red O.L lit

The load devices connected to the output terminal exceed the rated capacity of the UPS.

Connect fewer load devices to the output terminal.

【

When UPS starts】 The battery connectors are not connected.

Stop the UPS, refer to §7.1 “Battery Connector Connection”, and firmly connect the battery connectors. After connecting the battery connectors, start the UPS, and check to make sure that buzzer sounds are not head and that “Green BATT.TEST” does not blink.

2 seconds

* * * * * * * * * * * * * *

･･

7 beeps 7 beeps

Green BATT.TEST blinking

The battery check result was an error.

Perform the battery test. Refer to §13.2 “Battery Test”. When the same result persists, the battery must be replaced. Contact your supplier.

Remaining battery service life is six months.

A battery replacement is recommended. Contact your supplier. You can press

to stop the buzzer sound.

But the buzzer sound will start again the next time the UPS is powered on. This will continue until you replace the battery.

2 seconds

* * * * * * * * * *

･･･

5 beeps 5 beeps

Red BATT.LOW blinking

The battery has reached its service life.

The battery must be replaced. Contact your supplier. You can press

to stop the buzzer sound, but

“Red BATT. LOW” blinking continues. The buzzer sound and LED blinking will start again the next time the UPS is powered on. This will continue until you replace the battery.

Contact your supplier if any other failure occurs in the UPS.

Note

Press to stop the buzzer.

Tip

Troubleshooting

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CAUTION

！

Internal maintenance and inspection should be performed only by technically qualified personnel. Electric shock, injury, burning, fuming or fire could otherwise result. Before beginning inspection, shut down the UPS completely, and remove the input power. Failure to do so may result in an electric shock. While the batteries are connected to the UPS, hazardous voltage is present. Never touch any parts with your hand. Doing so may result in an electric shock.

If a problem occurs, check the condition of the UPS and perform countermeasures listed in the table below.

UPS Status LED Status Countermeasure

When the UPS starts, the buzzer sounds and “Green BATT.TEST” blinks.

Green BATT.TEST blinking

Check that the battery connectors are connected properly. Stop the UPS, refer to §7.1 “Battery Connector Connection”, and firmly connect the battery connectors. After connecting the battery connectors, start the UPS, and check to make sure that buzzer sounds are not head and that “Green BATT.TEST” does not blink.

Green OUTPUT lit

The UPS may be started up by performing the “UPS Battery Power Startup” procedure described in §11.1 “UPS startup” while the UPS has been stopped in a emergency by using a switch connected to the EPO terminals. Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”, then continue to operate

the UPS until the battery voltage reaches the final discharge level. Restart the UPS after the UPS stopped.

Green OUTPUT off

Check whether the input wiring has been performed correctly. Refer to

§7 “Wiring”.

erify that the input voltage and input frequency are within the rated

range. See §19.4 “Specifications”.

must be pressed for at least 1 second.

See §11.1 “UPS Startup” for the correct startup procedure.

All off

Check that

MAIN MCCB

is set to “ON”.

See §11.1 “UPS Startup” for the correct startup procedure.

Green INPUT blinking

Check whether the output voltage is set correctly. See §3.2 “Setting

Output Voltage” in the

User Settings Guide

erify that the input voltage and input frequency are within the rated

range. See §19.4 “Specifications”.

No output power is supplied from the output terminal of the UPS.

Red ALARM lit

The bypass breaker may be tripped. See §13.3 “Bypass Breaker Reset”.

Green OUTPUT lit

must be pressed for at least 1 second. See §11.2 “UPS

Shutdown” for the correct shutdown procedure. However, bypass power supply continues if bypass operation was started by changing over with the forced bypass switch, overload, or failure.

Check the setting of “UPS Shutdown Operation” in the user setting

menu. It may be set to “3 seconds” or “Special operation”. The factory default setting is “1 second”. See §3.9 “Setting UPS Shutdown Operation” in the

User Settings Guide

Output power from the output terminal of the UPS does not stop.

Green OUTPUT blinking

Check the setting of “UPS Operation at OFF” in the user

setting menu. It may be set to “Bypass”. The factory default setting is “OFF”. See §3.11 “Setting UPS Operation at

OFF” in the

User

Settings Guide

Green INPUT lit

may be turned off by accidental operation.

Press

for at least 1 second to turn on.

Output power from the output terminal of the UPS stops during operation.

Red ALARM lit

Check whether the bypass breaker is tripped. It may have been blown

or tripped by an overload or short circuit. Check the total load and the possibility of a short circuit. When the total load is high, reduce the number of load devices connected to the UPS. §13.3 “Bypass Breaker Reset”.

Output power from the output terminal of the UPS stops during power outage.

Red ALARM lit, Red BATT.LOW lit

Check whether the battery has deteriorated.

Check the time to replace the battery. The battery service life will differ depending on the ambient temperature. Earlier battery replacement is recommended.

Check whether there was a power outage within the last 12 hours.

The battery level may be low. Sufficiently charge the UPS.

Troubleshooting

UPS Status LED Status Countermeasure

Alarm buzzer sounds.

The alarm buzzer sounds when an error, abnormal state, or alarm condition is detected in the UPS. See §14 “Buzzer Sounds”.

Alarm buzzer does not sound.

The alarm buzzer sound may be set to “OFF”. Check the setting of “Buzzer Sound” in the user setting menu. See §3.8 “Setting Buzzer Sound” in the

User Settings Guide

Battery power supply continues. Power supply switches to battery power frequently.

Green INPUT blinking

Check whether

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of the UPS is set to

“ON”. (If

MAIN MCCB

is set to the “OFF” during normal operation,

the same operation as for a utility power source failure will be triggered.). Verify that input voltage and input frequency are within the rated limits. See §19.4 “Specifications”.

UPS does not switch from bypass power supply to UPS power supply.

Green

OUTPUT blinking, Green

INV.ON/STANDBY

blinking

Check

Forced Bypass

is set to “Inverter”. This switch is located

inside the front panel of the unit. Remove the front panel to check.

See §7.1 “Battery Connector Connection”, step 5

Forced Bypass

is set to “Bypass”, set it to “Inverter”, then press

for at least 1 second.

When “Overload Recovery Operation” in the user setting menu is set to “Auto return”: The UPS switches to UPS power supply every 2.5 seconds, and switches back to bypass power supply if the overload condition still persists. This cycle is repeated. See §3.10 “Setting Overload Recovery Operation” in the

User Settings Guide

. When “Overload Recovery Operation” in the user setting menu is set to “Bypass”: If the utility power voltage is low and the load current is below the overload detection threshold when the UPS switches to bypass power supply, the UPS continues to switch between UPS power supply and bypass power supply. See §3.10 “Setting Overload Recovery Operation” in the

User Settings Guide

Cannot perform battery test.

A battery test cannot be performed when:

①

Inverter is stopped.

②

Bypass power supply is active.

③

Input voltage or input frequency is out of range.

④

Shutdown under remote control is in progress.

⑤

UPS is defective.

⑥

When load factor is less than 20% in the economy mode operation

or the active filter mode operation.

When using the power management software, serial communication fails.

Check that “Interface” in the user setting menu is set to “Workstation”. See §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

and §5.3 “External Interfaces”. The factory default setting is “Workstation”. Check the setting of “Serial Baud Rate”. See §3.6 “Setting Serial Baud Rate” in the

User Setting Guide

. The factory default setting is “9600”. Select the same setting value as the setting of power management software.

Automatic UPS restart does not occur after shutdown due to battery exhaustion following power outage.

Check the setting of “UPS Operation Upon Power Recovery” in the user setting menu. Automatic UPS restart does not occur if this item is set to “OFF”. If this item is set to “30%”, “50%”, or “80%”, the UPS does not start until the batteries are charged to the specified level. The factory default setting of this item is “Auto”. See §3.7 “Setting UPS Operation Upon Power Recovery” in the

User

Settings Guide

The UPS does not automatically start at the time set for scheduled operation in the power management software.

If “When power failure recovered, automatically start the UPS” of the “ Configuring

the UPS control conditions” items described in the

User guide of the Power

Management Software

is selected and the value “10 to 90” is set for the specified value (%), the UPS will not start even at a scheduled start time if the battery is not charged to the specified value. When scheduling operation for the UPS, set this specified value (%) to "0". For details, refer to “Setting the Shutdown Conditions” in the

User Guide of the power

management software.

“Green

DOUBLE CONVERSION”

and “Green ECONOMY light and go off frequently at irregular intervals.

The UPS is switching frequently between operating modes because the utility power is unstable. Set the UPS operating mode to “Double Conversion”. For details, see §3.1 “Setting UPS Operation Mode” in the

User Settings Guide

. The factory default setting of this item is

“Auto”.

“Red ALARM LED” is lit.

An alarm condition or error has occurred. Contact your supplier.

When the troubles cannot be resolved even if you perform the countermeasures above, or when other failure occurs in the UPS, contact your supplier.

Note

Power Management Software

If the installation program does not start automatically, double-click Setup.exe on the CD-ROM to start installation manually.

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Install power management software on your computer. For more information, refer to the

Install Guide and User Guide

in the CD-ROM of the power management

software.

①

Check that “Interface” in the user setting is set to “Workstation”. The factory default setting is “Workstation”. See §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

for how to set.

②

Connect the “PC/IF” connector of UPS to the computer using the supplied Network cable.

③

Check that network cable connection is not loose.

④

Insert the SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive to install this program. The installation program starts automatically. Proceed as instructed on the screen.

⑤

After completing the software installation, reboot the computer.

⑥

Launch the SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE from the Windows Start menu to set up.

Connect UPS side of the cable to the “PC I/F” connector of the UPS.

Tip

This completes preparation to use SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE.

For more usage information, refer to the

Install Guide and User Guide

in the CD-ROM of the power

management software.

CARD I/F connector and PC I/F connecter can not be used simultaneously.

Note

This software is used for power supply control or management from the computer by communicating the UPS to a computer (personal computer or workstation).

What is Power Management Software “

SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE” (supplied CD-ROM)?

Connect PC/WS side of the cable to the “RS-232C” connector of the computer.

The following is the minimum system configuration required for the setup and operation of the SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE. Computer: AT compatible CPU: Pentium

Ⅲ® 500MHz (or greater)

Memory: Minimum of 32 MB (64 MB or more recommended) Available disk space: Minimum of 95MB Display: Minimum 640 x 480 pixel resolution Supported OS: Windows

NT 4.0

(*1)

,Windows® 2000, Windows® XP(x86, x64) , Windows® Server 2003(x86, x64)

(*2)

Windows

Vista(x86, x64), Windows® Server 2008(x86, x64)

(*3)

, Windows® 7(x86, x64),

Windows

8(x86,x64),Windows® Server 2012(x64)

(*1)

Service Pack 6 or above.

(*2)

Standard Edition or Enterprise Edition.

(*3)

Standard or Enterprise

Power Management Software

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When using the supplied “SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE”, note the following instructions for the items on the main screen. See §6.1 “Main Screen” in the

User Guide

of SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE for details.

Main screen of SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE

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(1)

If UPS is not charged for 12 hours or more when the UPS first started, “Charge” is not displayed properly. See §9.2 “UPS Charge” to charge the UPS.

(2)

If the UPS is stopped and then restarted, even when the UPS is charged enough, “Charge” might be displayed as “80%” or “90%”. This occurs due to the operating conditions such as ambient temperature. In this case, “Charge” will be displayed properly, if UPS is operated normally for 1 or 2 hours.

(3)

Connect the battery connector correctly. If the UPS is operated without the batteries, “Charge” might show a value lower than the actual charge rate. Moreover, even if the battery connector is reconnected and operates the UPS, the proper charge rate is not displayed immediately. In this case, “Charge” will be displayed properly, if UPS is operated normally for 12 hours or more.

(4)

Display of “Charge” is only an approximation. An actual charge rate of the battery might differ slightly.

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(1)

In “Setting the shutdown trigger conditions” of SANUPS SOFTWARE STANDALONE, if “When the backup-time is under the specified value.” is selected as the shutdown trigger conditions, set the time more than 40% of the backup time displayed on the main screen. Refer to §6.4 “Setting the Shutdown Conditions” in the

User Guide

of SANUPS SOFTWARE

STANDALONE for details.

(2)

If the “Load” displayed on the main screen is less than 30%, the backup time sometimes shows improper value.

(3)

“Backup time” displayed is only an approximation. An actual backup time might differ slightly.

5min.

“Charge” of Battery

Backup time

Using Standard OS UPS Services

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You can use the standard UPS service of your operating system to execute an automatic shutdown when power is lost. See §17.1 or §17.2, depending on your operating system. Use the supplied Network cable to connect the PC I/F connector on the UPS to the serial connector on the computer.

Set the interface setting to “Standalone” to use the standard OS UPS service. For details on the setting procedure, see §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

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Windows NT

To make UPS settings, log in as a user with Administrator privileges.

①

Select the UPS icon in the Control Panel, and set the check boxes as shown in the following figure.

No.

Item Description

Uninterruptible Power Supply is installed on

Specifies the number of the COM port where you connected the UPS and the Network cable.

Power failure signal

Specifies that a warning message should be displayed according to the settings in the “UPS Service” section.

Low battery signal

Specifies that the OS shutdown should begin on reception of a UPS low battery signal. When this check box is not checked, the shutdown begins on reception of a power failure signal, according to the settings in the “UPS Characteristics” section.

Remote UPS Shutdown

When this check box is checked, the UPS shuts down 2 minutes after commencement of the OS shutdown. A Registry setting change is required to change the shutdown time.

Execute Command File

Check this check box and enter a command file name if you want to execute a command file before starting the shutdown. Only commands which finish executing within 30 seconds can be entered here.

Time between power failure and initial warning message

Specifies the time between a power failure and the initial warning message. No warning message appears if power is restored within the specified time.

Delay between warning messages

Specifies the interval between warning messages.

Expected Battery Life This is enabled when “Low battery signal” is disabled.

Battery recharge time per minute of run time

This is enabled when “Low battery signal” is disabled. The recharge time is calculated as a sum from the time that the UPS service starts. Battery operation starts when power is interrupted, and the OS shutdown begins when the remaining backup time reaches 2 minutes.

②

Click “Yes” in the message that appears when you click “OK”.

This completes the settings.

With these settings, a shutdown will begin when the remaining battery power becomes low. If you want the shutdown to begin immediately after the power interruption, clear the check from “L

battery signal” and set “E

xpected Battery Life” to 2

minutes (the minimum value).

Tip

Using Standard OS UPS Services

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Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003

To make UPS settings, log in as a user with Administrator privileges.

①

Select the “Power Option Properties” icon in the Control Panel, and then click the “Select...” button in the

UPS tab.

②

Select “Generic” in the “Select manufacturer” list, select “Custom” in the “Select model” list, and then click

“Next”.

③

Make the settings shown in the following figure, and then click “Finish”.

(Select the “Positive” option before clearing the check from the UPS Shutdown check box.)

No.

Item Description

A Power Fail/On Battery

Specifies that a warning message should be displayed according to the settings in the “UPS Service” section.

B Low Battery

Specifies that the OS shutdown should begin on reception of a UPS low battery signal.

C UPS Shutdown Clear this check box.

Even if you enable “UPS Shutdown”, the UPS will not shut down automatically after Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003 shutdown. If you need automatic UPS shutdown, use the optional power management software.

Note

Click Select...

Using Standard OS UPS Services

④

Click the “Configure...” button.

⑤

Make the settings shown in the following figure, and then click the “OK” button. When you return to the

screen in step

①

, click “Apply”.

No.

Item Description

A Enable all notifications Check this if you want to display all warning messages related to power failures.

Seconds between power failure and f

irst notification

Specifies the time between a power failure and the first warning message. No warning message appears if power is restored within the specified time.

econds between subsequent

power failure notifications

Specifies the interval between subsequent warning messages.

inutes on battery before

critical alarm

Specifies the number of minutes that should elapse after a power failure until the OS shutdown begins. The minimum time is 2 minutes. The OS shutdown begins after the specified time, or after the battery power becomes low (as specified in step

③

), whichever occurs

earlier.

When the alarm occurs, run this p

rogram

Check this check box and enter a command file name if you want to execute a command file before starting the shutdown. Only commands which finish executing within 30 seconds can be entered here.

F Next, instruct the computer to

Specifies whether Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003 should shut down or hibernate. If you select “Shut Down”, Windows2000/XP/server2003 is shut down. If you select “Hibernate”, all of the contents of memory are copied to hard disk. “Hibernate” cannot be selected unless the “Enable hibernation” check box is checked in the “Hibernate” tab.

This completes the settings.

Click Configure...

Optional Equipment

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This section explains the procedures for connecting and operating optional equipment. For more information about optional equipment, contact your vendor or a SANYO DENKI representative. Refer to the relevant sections of this manual or to the documentation of the optional equipment for information about wiring, settings, and operating procedures.

CAUTION

！

Connect optional equipment to the external interfaces of the UPS, before connecting the UPS input power plug to the utility power socket and after making sure that the UPS is completely stopped. If you need to connect optional equipment after operating the UPS, completely stop the UPS and connected loads, and disconnect their input power plugs from utility power sockets. Failure to do so can result in electric shock.

Perform an operation test

Connect load devices

⇒

page

Start operation

⇒

page

Make user settings

⇒

User Settings Guide

Connect and wire the UPS and optional equipment

Remote switch

⇒

pages

and

Linked operation cable

⇒

pages

54 to 57

Outlet box

⇒

pages

58 to 61

LAN interface card

⇒

page

Contact interface card

⇒

page

Connect Emergency Power Off (EPO) terminal

⇒

page

When you connect optional equipment, always check that it operates properly before using it in actual operation of the load devices.

Note about using optional equipment

Check to make sure that the UPS is completely stopped

Optional Equipment

This is a function for sending a command requesting computer shutdown from the UPS to the power management software.

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This is a switch for turning the UPS ON and OFF from a remote location, and for executing one-touch shutdown of connected computers.

Remote switch (1)

①

Check that

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of the UPS

is set to “OFF”, and that the input power plug is not connected to the utility power outlet.

②

Connect the remote switch to one of the REMOTE connectors.

③

Connect the UPS input power plug to the utility power outlet, and set

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel

to “ON”.

④

Set the Interface item in the user setting menu.

The following two functions are available, depending on the Interface setting. Select the setting for the function you want to use. See §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

for details on the

setting procedure.

1．To perform UPS remote ON/OFF

Set the Interface to Standalone.

．

To perform UPS remote ON and one-touch system shutdown

Set the Interface to Workstation.

You can connect up to 5 UPS units with linked operation cables and control them remotely from a remote switch. This is called linked operation. For details, see §18.2 “Linked Operation Cable”.

To control 1 UPS remotely

Always hold the remote switch ON/OFF switch down for at least 2 seconds.

Note about operating the remote switch

To control multiple UPS units remotely

Equipment you will need

What is one-touch shutdown?

CAUTION

！

Before wiring, set

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of the UPS to “OFF”, disconnect the input power plug from the utility power outlet, and make sure the UPS is completely stopped. Failure to do so can result in electric shock.

Both REMOTE connectors have the same function.

Optional Equipment

You can link up to 5 UPS units with cables and set their ON/OFF delay times, so that you can start and stop them in sequence. This is called linked operation. For linked operation, you will need linked operation cables and a remote switch.

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Connect up to 5 UPS units with linked operation cables, and connect one of the UPS units to a remote switch. By turning the remote switch ON and OFF, you can turn the power ON and OFF for all load systems connected to the UPS units in one operation. You can also set the ON/OFF times for each UPS separately, allowing you to start and stop them in sequence. The following figure shows the configuration of a linked operation system with 3 UPS units.

Configuration of linked operation system with 3 UPS units

Remote switch (1)

Linked operation cables

One cable fewer than the number of linked UPS units. (Example: 4 cables for a system with 5 linked UPS units)

What is linked operation?

Remote switch

Server, storage, or other device that must be started first and stopped last.

Equipment you will need

Computer or other terminal

Linked operation

cables

Optional Equipment

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CAUTION

！

Before wiring, set

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of each UPS to “OFF”, disconnect their input

power plugs from the utility power outlets, and make sure that each UPS is completely stopped. Failure to do so can result in electric shock.

①

Set

MAIN MCCB

on all of the UPS units to “OFF”, and check to make sure that their input power plugs

are not connected to utility power outlets.

②

Connect the remote switch to one of the REMOTE connectors on UPS No. 1.

③

Connect a linked operation cable to the other REMOTE connector.

④

Connect this linked operation cable to one of the REMOTE connectors on UPS No. 2.

⑤

Continue in the same way to connect all UPS units with linked operation cables.

The following figure shows connections for a system with 3 linked UPS units.

⑥

Connect the input power plugs of all UPS units to utility power outlets, and then set

MAIN MCCB

on the back panels to “ON”.

⑦

Set the Interface item in the user setting menu, according to the procedure in §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

The following two functions are available, depending on the Interface setting. Select the setting for the function you want to use. Set the Interface setting for all connected UPS units. See §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

for details on the setting procedure.

1．To perform UPS remote ON/OFF

Set the Interface to Standalone.

．

To perform UPS remote ON and one-touch system shutdown

Set the Interface to Workstation.

⑧

Set user setting menu item §3.17 “Enabling and Disabling Linked Operation Delay” in the

User

Settings Guide

to “Delay”.

⑨

Set user setting menu items §3.18 “Setting Linked Operation ON Delay Times” and §3.19 “Setting Linked Operation OFF Delay Times” in the

User Settings Guide

on each of the 3 UPS units.

The above user settings are not required if you want to turn UPS output ON and OFF at the same time for all UPS units. Set item §3.17 “Enabling and Disabling Linked delay operation” in the

User Settings Guide

to “No delay” (default setting).

Tip

Linked operation cables

UPS No. 1

UPS No. 2

UPS No. 3

Remote switch

Optional Equipment

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①

Check to be sure that “Green INPUT” on all UPS

units is lit.

②

Press the “ON” button on the remote switch and

hold it down for at least 2 seconds.

The UPS units start the linked operation ON sequence. After the specified time the system enters the operating state.

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①

Check that “Green OUTPUT” is lit

for all UPS units.

②

Press the “OFF” button on the remote switch and

hold it down for at least 2 seconds.

The UPS units start the linked operation OFF delay sequence,

and stop after the specified time.

“Green INV. ON/STAND BY” blinks during the linked operation OFF delay sequence.

Be sure to keep the remote switch button pressed for at least 2 seconds.

Linked operation starts or stops on an ON/OFF operation on the remote switch. It does not start or stop on an ON/OFF operation with the

switch on the front panel.

Note about linked operation

Press “ON” for at least 2 seconds

LEDs Green INPUT Lit Green INV.ON/STAND BY Blinking Green OUTPUT Off

LEDs Green INPUT Lit Green INV.ON/STAND BY Lit Green OUTPUT Lit

The Green INV.ON/STAND BY blinks during the linked operation ON delay sequence.

Check that “Green INPUT” is lit

The Green INV.ON/STAND BY lights when the system enters the operating state. The state of the other LEDs varies depending on load capacity and UPS operating status.

The state of the other LEDs varies depending on load capacity and UPS operating status

LED Green INPUT Lit Green INV. ON/STAND BY Lit Green OUTPUT Lit

Be sure to keep the remote switch button pressed for at least 2 seconds.

Note

Press “OFF” for at least 2 seconds

LEDs Green INPUT Lit Green INV.ON/STAND BY Off Green OUTPUT Off

Check that “Green OUTPUT” is lit

Note

Optional Equipment

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The following figure shows linked operation for the case when ON delay and OFF delay times have been set for 3 UPS units. Remote switch ON/OFF operations control UPS output as shown below. Note that UPS operation in response to a remote switch OFF operation differs according to the Interface setting.

If you set the Interface to “Workstation” in §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

, a command requesting system shutdown is sent from the UPS to the power management software when you press the OFF button on the remote switch. The timing of the request is the OFF delay time specified in

§3.19 “Setting the Linked Operation OFF Delay Time” in the

User Settings Guide

, from the point when the OFF button was pressed. The response of the UPS units to an ON operation on the remote switch is the same as when the Interface item is set to “Standalone”.

*1: Even when the linked operation ON delay time is set to 0 seconds, several seconds are required before UPS output comes

ON.

*2:

You can use user setting §3.11 “UPS Operation at OFF” in the

User Settings Guide

to select whether UPS power

supply after the UPS stops is “OFF” or “Bypass”. When you select “Bypass”, UPS output after the UPS stops is bypass power supply. However, the linked operation ON delay sequence starts at the point when UPS power supply changes from OFF to ON. Even if you perform an ON operation in this state (bypass), the UPS does not start the linked operation ON delay sequence. Instead, it switches from bypass power supply to inverter power supply. If you want the UPS to use the specified “ON delay time”, set §3.11 to “OFF”.

User settings for linked operation

Operation when Interface setting is “Standalone”

Operation when Interface setting is “Workstation”

ON delay time 3 minutes

OFF delay time 10 seconds

Linked ON delay time: 3 minutes Linked OFF delay time: 10 seconds

Stops after approx. 10 seconds

UPS No. 1 output

UPS No. 2 output

Starts after approx. 3 m inutes

Stops after approx. 3 minutes

Remote switch

OFF

ON delay time 0 seconds

OFF delay time 5 minutes

UPS No. 3 output

Stops after approx. 5 minutes

ON delay time 10 seconds

Remote switch

Linked ON delay time: 10 seconds Linked OFF delay time: 3 minutes

Linked ON delay time: 0 seconds Linked OFF delay time: 5 minutes

OFF delay time 3 minutes

REMOTE

Optional Equipment

Connecting an outlet box to the UPS provides three output lines: OUTPUT0, 1, and 2. You can set ON/OFF delay times for OUTPUT1 and 2, allowing you to control output start and stop. Operation that utilizes of this function is called “Output line control”.

Ensure that the total capacity of all load devices connected to the outlet box does not exceed the capacity specified in the table in §10 “Load Devices Connection”.

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Use an outlet box if you want to control of the output from the UPS.

When an outlet box is connected, the UPS output consists of the two lines OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2, which can be controlled by output line control, and OUTPUT0, which is direct output from the UPS. The user settings menu allows you to set separate ON/OFF delay times for OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2. This makes it possible to start and stop connected load devices in sequence.

As an example of a system configured for power control, the following figure shows a computer and peripheral devices connected as loads to an outlet box.

System configuration using outlet box

What is output line control?

About connected load devices

Load device B

Storage or other device to be started first and stopped last

Load device C

Network peripheral or other device that does not require system control

Load device A

Server or other computer

Connection

cable

(control signals)

Outlet box

Network cable

Connect for UPS power management by computer, and to shut down the computer

UPS

Optional Equipment

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Outlet box Connection cable

CAUTION

！

Before wiring, set

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of the UPS to “OFF”, disconnect the input power plug from the utility power outlet, and make sure the UPS is completely stopped. Failure to do so can result in electric shock.

①

Check that

MAIN MCCB

on the back panel of the UPS is set to “OFF”, and that the input power plug is

not connected to the utility power outlet.

②

Using the outlet box connection cable, connect the outlet box to the “AUX.OUTPUT” terminals 1 to 4 of the UPS.

③

Insert the input plug of the outlet box into one of the UPS outlets.

④

Connect the input power plug of the UPS to a utility power outlet, and set

MAIN MCCB

on the back

panel to “ON”.

⑤

Set item §3.20 “Enabling and Disabling Output line Control” in the

User Settings Guide

to “Enabled”.

⑥

Set the Output line Control items §3.21 to §3.27 in the

User Settings Guide

⑦

Set

MAIN MCCB

to “OFF”, check that the UPS is completely stopped, and then set

MAIN MCCB

to “ON” again to restart the UPS.

The setting of §3.20 “Enabling and Disabling Output line Control” is enabled when the UPS restarts.

導

通

部

～

Wire

9-10mm

Ter mi nal s

1 to 4

1. Depress the lever with a flat-blade screwdriver or similar tool, and then insert the wire into the terminals 1 to 4.

2. Pull the inserted wire to make sure it does not come out.

②

Connect

connection cable

③

Insert into one of the UPS

outlets

One outlet box is required for each UPS.

Output line control

with the outlet box does not function unless user settings menu item §3.20 “Enabling and Disabling Output line Control” is set to “Enabled”. When using the outlet box be sure to set it to “Enabled”. (The factory default setting is “Disabled”.)

User settings when using an outlet box

Equipment you will need

UX.OUTPUT terminal connection procedure

(supplied with outlet box)

For reliable connection, make sure that exposed wire is not too short.

Depress lever with flat-blade screwdriver to insert or remove wire.

Outlet box

Optional Equipment

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When the ON/OFF delay settings of OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2 are set as shown in the following table, and you turn the UPS ON and OFF, power is supplied as shown in the following figure.

Output states of OUTPUT0, 1, and 2 under Output Line Control

You can use the user settings menu to select the operation of OUTPUT0 after OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2 stop for one of the following reasons

①

to ③.

①

Control by power management software

②

Stopped by standard UPS service of the operating system

③

When the Interface item is set to Standalone, and power outage backup power is being supplied, after the passage of

the outlet box power outage output times specified for OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2 with items §3.25 and §3.26 in the

User Settings Guide

Depending on the setting of §3.27 in the

User Settings Guide

, the operation of OUTPUT0 is as shown in the following table.

The optional “SANUPS SOFTWARE” power management software is required to connect two or more computers to OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2, and perform independent shutdown and UPS power management. The “SANUPS SOFTWARE” allows the delay times of OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2 to be set to user-specified values.

When using a outlet box and the “SANUPS SOFTWARE” power management software, user setting menu items §3.21 to

§3.27 in the

User Settings Guide

cannot be set on the UPS. Set in the power management software. For details, refer to

the

User Guide

of the power management software.

User settings menu OUTPUT0 operation

Power supply stops (default setting)

OFF

※

§3.27 “Setting Operation of Outlet Box OUTPUT0 After Stopping of OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2”

Power supply continues Bypass power supply

※

Bypass power supply when the setting of §3.11 “Setting UPS Operation at

OFF” in the

User Settings Guide

※

Operation of OUTPUT0 after OUTPUT1 and 2 stop

When using optional “SANUPS SOFTWARE” power management software

ON delay time 3 minutes

OFF delay time 3 minutes

OFF delay time 10 seconds

Stops after approx. 10 seconds

OUTPUT 2 output

OUTPUT 1 output

Start s after approx . 3 minutes

UPS OFF

OUTPUT 0 output

ON delay time 10 seconds

* Operation selectable in user

settings menu

Example ON/OFF delay time settings for OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2

Outlet ON delay time OFF delay time OUTPUT1 10 seconds 3 minutes OUTPUT2 3 minutes 10 seconds

UPS

Stops after approx. 3 minutes

One of the following ON/OFF operations

• Front panel switch

• Remote switch

• Power management software

UPS

Outlet Box

“Green OUTPUT” blinks during ON/OFF operation.

Optional Equipment

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You can connect a remote switch, linked operation cables, and outlet boxes to operate multiple UPS units with linked operation and output line control. The following figure shows an example of linked operation combined with output line control in a system with 2 UPS units. When linked operation delay times and output line control delay times are set as in the following table, the UPS outputs start and stop in sequence, as shown in the figure. For details about the delay time setting procedure, see the items described in the

User Settings Guide

Example of ON/OFF delay time settings for linked operation and output line control

Linked operation OUTPUT1 OUTPUT2

Delay time setting

ON delay OFF delay ON delay OFF delay ON delay OFF delay

UPS1

10 seconds 10 seconds

－

UPS2

30 seconds 30 seconds

－

Outlet box 1

－

1 minute 1 minute 5 minutes 30 seconds 5 minutes 30 seconds

Outlet box 2

－

1 minute 1 minute 5 minutes 30 seconds 5 minutes 30 seconds

When linked operation is combined with output line control, the operating order is as follows.

1. Linked operation delay operation

⇒

2. Output line control delay operation

The actual delay time of the OUTPUT1 and 2 lines is the sum of the output line control delay time and the linked operation delay time.

Actual line delay time = Linked operation ON/OFF delay time + Output line control delay time

Depending on UPS user settings, OUTPUT0 power supply may continue when OUTPUT1 and 2 are OFF because of power management software control or another reason. In this state, when the ON button is pressed on a remote switch, linked operation ON delay time is disabled and OUTPUT1 and 2 are delayed only by the output line control delay time. To enable linked operation ON delay, make the following user settings so that OUTPUT0 also goes OFF when OUTPUT1 and 2 go OFF.

①

Set §3.11 “Setting UPS Operation at

OFF” in the

User Settings Guide

to “OFF”.

②

Set §3.27 “Setting the Operation of Outlet Box OUTPUT0 After Stopping of OUTPUT1 and 2” in the

User Settings Guide

to “Stop power supply”.

If linked operation ON delay time is not enabled under output line control

Stop after 5 minutes 40 seconds

OUTPUT 2 output

OUTPUT 1 ou tput

Start after 5 minute s 40 seconds

Stop after 1 m inute 10 seconds

OUTPUT 0 output

Linked oper ation ON de lay 10 seconds

Remote switch

OFF

OUTPUT1 O N delay 1 minute

Start after 1 mi nute 10 seco nds

OUTPUT2 O N delay 5 minutes 30 seconds

Linked operation OFF delay 10 seconds

Start after 10 seconds Stop after OUTPUT1, 2

OUTPUT1 OFF delay 1 minute

OUTPUT2 OF F delay 5 minutes 30 seconds

Remote switch

REMOTE

UPS 1

Outlet Box 1

Stop after 6 minutes

OUTPUT 2 output

OUTPUT 1 output

Start after 6 minutes

Stop after 1 minute 30 seconds

OUTPUT 0 output

Linked operation ON delay 30 seconds

OUTPUT1 ON delay

１

minute

Start after 1 minute 30 seconds

OUTPUT 2 ON delay 5 minutes 30 seconds

Linked operation OFF delay 30 seconds

Start after 30 seconds

Stop after OUTPUT1, 2

OUTPUT1 OFF delay 1 minute

OUTPUT2 OFF delay 5 minutes 30 seconds

UPS 2

Outlet Box 2

Operation when output line control is combined with linked operation

Optional Equipment

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Use the LAN interface card to perform UPS power management and computer shutdown. When you use the LAN interface card, the optional “SANUPS SOFTWARE” is required. This software provides network support, and is separate from the power management software supplied on the CD-ROM. For detailed information about connections and settings, refer to the

Instruction Manual

of the LAN

interface card and the SANUPS SOFTWARE.

Network configuration for system using LAN interface card

①

Insert the LAN interface card into the option card slot on the back panel of the UPS.

②

Using the LAN interface card communications cable, connect the “CARD I/F” connector of the UPS to the “UPS” connector of the LAN interface card.

Set the Interface setting to “Workstation” (default setting). For details on the setting procedure, see §3.5 “Setting PC Interface” in the

User Settings Guide

LAN interface card

Communications cable for LAN interface card

(Supplied with LAN interface card)

Power management software SANUPS SOFTWARE

Equipment you will need

Connection procedure

User settings

※

One SANUPS SOFTWARE license is required for each computer that uses the software.

Power line LAN cable

UPS

HUB

②

Connect the communications

cable.

①

Insert the LAN interface card

into the option card slot.

LAN interface card and the following two functions cannot be used simultaneously.

Using the UPS control software by connecting the supplied communication cable. Using LAN interface card.

Note

Optional Equipment

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Connect the contact interface card when you want to use the external transmission signals (transistor output) of the UPS “CARD I/F” connector as no-voltage contact (relay contact) output. For detailed information about connections and so on, refer to the documentation of the contact interface card.

Contact interface card Communications cable for contact interface card

①

Insert the contact interface card into the option card slot on the back panel of the UPS.

②

Using the contact interface card communications cable, connect the “CARD I/F” connector of the UPS to the “AUX IN” connector of the contact interface card.

You can set the Interface setting to either “Workstation” or “Standalone”. The card operates under both settings.

The contact interface card and LAN interface card cannot be used simultaneously.

Note

Equipment you will need

Connection procedure

User settings

(Supplied with contact interface card)

The following signals are output.

Signal name Description

AC input error

This signal is output on a utility power outage or voltage

error (a contact, b contact). Battery voltage low

This signal is output when the battery voltage drops

below the specified level (a contact).

AC output

This signal is output when the UPS is supply AC power

output to the load devices (a contact, b contact).

Bypass output

This signal is output when the UPS is supplying bypass

power to load devices (a contact).

UPS alarm

This signal is output when a alarm condition occurs in

the UPS main unit (a contact).

• All signals are output as no-voltage contact. Contact capacity is AC110V/DC24V

0.2A.

• Make short-pin settings for JP1A to JP1D according to the intended application of the contact signals. (When the unit is shipped from the factory, all short pins are inserted in 8, 11, 7, 12, and 13 terminal, and set to common terminal.)

Battery low

Bypass output

AC input error

AC output

UPA alarm

JP1A

(

COM)

JP1D

JP1C

JP1B

(COM)

Contact interface card output signals

②

Connect the communications cable.

①

Insert the contact interface

card into the option card slot.

Optional Equipment

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To enable emergency stop of UPS output, connect the contacts of a switch or other required device to EPO terminals 5 and 6 of the AUX.OUTPUT block. The switch to connect to the EPO terminals is not provided as a standard option for the UPS. Use a switch that complies with the following specifications, or connect to compliant contacts on your system. For details about the functions of the EPO terminals, see “

④

AUX.OUTPUT” in

§5.3 “External Interfaces”.

①

Press the emergency power off switch.

①

Cancel the emergency power off on the connected switch

②

Press

for at least 1 second on the UPS.

①

Strip approximately 9 to 10mm of the sheath

at the tip of the cable.

②

While depressing the lever with a flat-blade

screwdriver or similar tool, insert the wire into the terminals 5 and 6.

③

Pull the inserted wire to make sure it does not

come out.

Note on using EPO terminals While the UPS has been stopped in a emergency by using a switch connected to the EPO terminals, if the “UPS Battery Power Startup” procedure described in §11.1 “UPS startup” is performed to start up the UPS, the UPS can not supply the output power. Do not perform “UPS Battery Power Startup” procedures during the UPS emergency stop.

EPO terminal specifications

・

Circuit voltage: DC+5V (terminal 6 is - (minus) polarity)

・

Current when shorted: Approx. 10 mA

・

EPO operating conditions: Short-circuit terminals 5-6 for 0.2 seconds or longer

・

EPO terminals: One-touch terminal block (compatible wires: AWG26 to 20)

Buzzer No sound

LEDs Gren INPUT Lit

Green INV.ON/STAND BY Off

Green OUTPUT Off

Notes on EPO terminals

An emergency stop of the UPS is executed, and the LEDs light as shown in the figure at right. In this state,the UPS remains powered off even if you cancel the emergency power off on the emergency power off switch.

The emergency power off is cancelled, “Green OUTPUT” lights, and the UPS returns to normal operation.

UPS emergency stop procedure

UPS restart procedure

UX.OUTPUT terminal connection procedure

User setting menu items cannot be changed during an emergency power off.

Note

EPO terminals

Depress lever with flat-blade screwdriver to insert or remove wire.

Ter mi nal s

5 and 6

For reliable connection, make sure that exposed wire is not too short.

Buzzer Musical trill

LEDs Green INPUT Lit

Green INV.ON/STAND BY Lit

Green OUTPUT Lit

Characteristics

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(1) Normal operation

In normal operation, the UPS switches automatically* between the three modes (a) to (c) depending on the state of the power.

* The UPS does not switch to the other mode from “Double Conversion” mode, when “UPS Operation Mode” in the

user setting is set to “Double Conversion”.

(a)

Active Filter mode The UPS operates in Active Filter mode when the input power voltage is within a certain range and the output power factor is below a certain value. In Active Filter mode, the UPS receives power from the utility power source and supplies it to the load. At the same time, it compensates for high frequencies in the input power at the inverter. The batteries are kept continually charged and ready in case a problem (outage or voltage drop) occurs in the utility supply.

(b) Double Conversion mode

The UPS switches to Double Conversion mode when the input power voltage is outside a certain range. In Double Conversion mode, the UPS converts AC power from the utility power source into DC power through the rectifier, and reconverts this DC power back into AC power through the inverter and supplies it to the load. The output power is stable AC power synchronized with the input power source. The batteries are kept continually charged and ready in case a problem (outage or voltage drop) occurs in the utility supply.

The UPS switches to Economy mode when the input power voltage is within a certain range and the output power factor is above a certain value. In Economy mode, the UPS receives power from the utility power source and supplies it to the load. At the same time, the inverter is connected to the load and ready to activate. The batteries are kept continually charged and ready in case a problem (outage or voltage drop) occurs in the utility supply.

(2) On failure of utility power

When a fault or an outage occurs in the utility power source, the rectifier and charger cease operating while inverter operation continues, now using the batteries as a DC source to produce AC voltage, to ensure stable power supply to the load without even a momentary power dropout. At the same time, the buzzer sounds the battery operation alarm, and the “Green INPUT” indicator starts blinking.

(3) Upon recovery of utility power

When normal utility power is restored, rectifier and charger operations resume automatically, returning to the normal operating state described in §17.1 (1).

(4) When battery voltage declines

When low voltage or an outage in the utility power source continues, causing the battery voltage to decline to about value (1.85 V/cell) in the right table, the “Red BATT.LOW” indicator lights to indicate low battery voltage.

* When “Low Battery Voltage Warning Timing” in the user setting menu is set to “2

minutes” or “3 minutes”, the alarm is issued at the point when the remaining battery time drops to the specified level.

(5) Extended power outage

If a power outage persists and the battery voltage reaches the final discharge level, a protective circuit shuts off the inverter to prevent over-discharging of the batteries. When normal utility power recovers after the inverter has been stopped automatically, operation is automatically resumed, returning to the normal operating state described in §17.1 (1).

* When “UPS Operation Upon Power Recovery” in the user setting menu is set to “OFF”, inverter output remains

stopped. When it is set to “30%”, “50%”, or “80%”, the UPS restarts operation once the batteries are charged to the specified level and then returns to the normal operating state described in §17.1 (1).

Utility

power

Output

Conver ter

Rectifier

Inverter

Charger

Batteries

Utility power

Output

Converte r

Rectifier Inverter

Charger

Batterie s

Utility power

Output

Converter

Inverter

Charger

Batteries

Rectifier

Model Batter voltage E11A102 approx.22V E11A202 approx.44V E11A302 approx.67V

Utility power

Output

Converter

Rectifier Inverter

Charger

Batteries

Characteristics

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(1) Overload protection

If the UPS output is overloaded by exceeding the current capacity of the inverter, such as when a computer system boots up, the output selector automatically switches the source of AC power from the inverter to the bypass circuit, without interruption. After a certain period of time has elapsed, the source of power to the load is switched back to the inverter without interruption (auto-return), as shown in §17.1(1).

* When “Overload Recovery Operation” in the user setting menu is set to “Bypass”, the UPS switches to inverter

power supply without interruption when the overload is resolved.

(2) UPS fault protection

If a fault occurs in the UPS, the output selector activates automatically and switches to bypass power without interruption. The “Red ALARM” indicator lights, and the alarm buzzer sounds. The power supply route is the same as for an overload. Output from the UPS will stop if a power outage occurs during bypass operation due to the UPS fault. Contact your supplier or SANYO DENKI as soon as possible.

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The following table shows functions and operations which activate to protect the UPS.

Operation panel (front panel) indicators

Item

Green

INPUT

Green

OUTPUT

Green

INV.ON

STAND BY

Red

ALARM

Red O.L

Red

BATT.

LOW

Alarms

Buzzer

(*1)

Protective

functions

(UPS operations)

Notes

Preparation

(*2)

- - - -

Rectifier, charger, operation

Power up

Normal

- - - -

Inverter operation

Power up, operation

Serious failure

①

Stop inverter Bypass supply

Overload

(effective value)

④

Auto return

Forced bypass

- - - -

Bypass supply

Manual switch to bypass supply

Input over

voltage

- - -

②

Battery operation

Input over

voltage

(prolonged)

- -

③

Battery operation (*3)

Power outage

- - -

②

Battery operation

Power outage

(prolonged)

- -

③

Battery operation (*3)

Input error (frequency)

- - -

②

Battery operation

Input error (prolonged)

- -

③

Stop rectifier and charger Inverter operation

Battery operation (*3)

Battery failure

①

Stop inverter Bypass supply

(*1): Buzzer sound patterns:

①

* Continuous tone

②

**......**......

③

**********...... Continuous beeps

④

****......****...

(*2): In this state, the LED blinks or is off, depending on the setting of “UPS Operation at

OFF” in the user

setting menu.

When this setting is set to “Bypass” : When this setting is set to “OFF” :

(*3): Battery operation. Stops inverter operation when final battery discharge is reached.

Press to stop the buzzer.

Pit

Lit LED :

Blinking LED :

Buzzer Alarm : ① - ④

Indication of the marks in the table are as follows.

Utility power

Output

Converter

Inverter

Charger

Batteries

Rectifier

Characteristics

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Item Standard or Performance Notes

E11A102U E11A202U E11A302U

MODEL

012 012J 012 012J 012 012J

E11A102B E11A202B E11A302B

TYPE

012US 012UJ 012US 012UJ 012US 012UJ

Output capacity 1kVA/0.7kW 2 kVA/1.4kW 3 kVA/2.1kW (*7)

Cooling system Forced air cooling

Input plug

NEMA L6-20P

Inlet IEC60320-C14 IEC60320-C20

Phases Single phase, 2-wire

208V

See Notes

208V

See Notes

208V

See Notes

Vo lt ag e

-20% to +15%: Double conversion mode operation

5%: Economy or Active Filter mode operation when Auto is set.

8%: Economy mode operation when Economy is set.

200,220,230,240V: User settable (*6) (Rated voltage same as output voltage)

Frequency 50Hz or 60Hz

8%: Double Conversion mode 1, 3, 5%: Economy /Active Filter mode

Power requirements 0.9kVA 1.8kVA 2.7kVA Max. capacity during battery charging

AC input

Input power factor 0.95 or more During rated output (*2)

Outlet

IEC60320-C13

4 IEC60320-C19 × 3 Phases Single phase, 2-wire Voltage 208V

See Notes

208V

See Notes

208V

See Notes

200,220,230,240V: User settable (*6)

Voltage regulation

Rated voltage

During Double Conversion mode operation

Rated frequency 50Hz or 60Hz Same as input frequency (auto selection)

Battery power startup

frequency

50Hz 60Hz 50Hz 60Hz 50Hz 60Hz User settable

Frequency regulation

Rated frequency within ±1%: Double conversion setting.

Rated frequency within ±1%, ±3% or ±5%: Auto or Economy setting.

1, 3, 5% selectable UPS free running operation

0.5%

Voltage waveform Sine wave

Distortion factor of

voltage waveform

Linear load: 3% or less

100% rectifier load: 7% or less

During rated output

Rapid load

change

0% 100% at transient or output switch

Power outage,

recovery

During rated output

Trans ient

voltage

variation

Rapid input

voltage change

Rated voltage 5 % (*7)

10% variation

Response time 5 cycles or less (*7)

Load power factor

(lag)

0.7 (lag) Variation range 0.7 (lag) to 1.0

Overcurrent

protection

Auto switch to bypass circuit at 105% or more With auto return function

Inverter 105% 200ms

8A 15A 20A

AC Output

Overload

capability

Bypass

(supplementary breaker)

200% 30 sec., 800% 2 cycle (reference)

Type Small-sized valve regulated lead-acid battery

Number 2 4 6 12V per battery, series

Rated capacity 68W 136W 204W 15 minute-rate

Batteries

Backup time 5 minutes

At 25°C (77°F) ambient temperature, rated load

Generated heat 125W 270W 460W During Double Conversion mode operation

Input leakage current 3mA or less 3.5mA or less

Operating environment

Ambient temperature: 0 to 40°C (32 to 104°F)

Relative humidity: 20 to 90%

(*3)

Acoustic noise 40 dB or less 45 dB or less

1 m (approx. 40 inches) from UPS front panel, 'A' characteristics (linear load) At Economy mode operation

Safety standard UL1778-4th/C22.2 No.107.3-05-2nd, CE: EN62040-1:2008

EN62040-2 C2：2006 EN62040-2 C3：2006

Emission

FCC Part15 Sub partB Class-A EN50091-2:1995, EN55022:1994/A1:1995/A2:1997 Class-A

，

Immunity EN62040-2:2006, EN55024:1998/A1:2001/A2:2003

(*1) The inverter is capable of operation synchronized with AC input frequency and instantaneous switchover provided that the

AC input frequency is within the rated frequency, and the AC input voltage is within the rated voltage. (*2) When input voltage waveform distortion is under 1%. (*3) The UPS contains batteries. Battery service life will be foreshortened if the UPS is used in an environment where the ambient

temperature exceeds 30°C (86°F). (*4) If grounded, the ground phase of the input and output must match according to UPS specifications. (*5) The above table lists standard specifications. Some specifications are different for units with long backup times. For details,

refer to the external battery specification instruction manual. (*6) Voltage settable function is available for the E11A***U002J model only. Default setting is 200V. E11A***U002 model is

designed for a 208V AC power supply. This Model is authorized as UL Model. (*7) During Double Conversion mode operation. When UPS operates in Economy mode or Active Filter mode, these depend on

utility power.

Warranty

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Warranty for use in Japan: 1 year Warranty for use Overseas: 1 year Warranty for use in North America: 3 years*

* Valid only when the UPS is purchased from a vendor recognized by SANYO DENKI.

1. In the above areas, this product is warranted for the specified periods against electrical failures due to materials or workmanship.

2. Free repair or replacement by a product with equivalent functions will be made when it is determined that failure has occurred because of defects in materials or workmanship.

3. This warranty is void in the event of any modification or change to the product supplied by SANYO DENKI.

4. This warranty is void in the event of any improper use of the product supplied by SANYO DENKI, or failure to use the product as specified in this Instruction Manual.

5. This warranty does not apply when the product is used aboard a ship or in another area subject to vibrations.

6. This warranty does not apply when the product is operated under extraordinary conditions, for example periodic complete discharge of the batteries.

7. This warranty is void in the event that the product supplied by SANYO DENKI is installed in an inappropriate location.

8. This warranty does not apply to failures due to accidents, improper use, or use for other than the product's intended use.

9. This warranty does not apply to defects or damages arising from fire, earthquake, storm or flood disaster, lightning or other natural disasters including pollution, salt disaster, gas disaster (chloride gas), non-standard voltage or incorrect power sources other than those specified.

10. This warranty does not apply to defects or damages arising from mishandling, such as during transportation, relocation or dropping of the UPS by the customer after purchase.

11. SANYO DENKI reserves the right to determine whether damage to a load device connected to this product is due to faulty operation by this product. (In the event of any such claim, the affected load device must be sent to SANYO DENKI for inspection.) *

12. Warranties for devices other than the product supplied by SANYO DENKI shall be the warranties provided by the manufacturers of those devices. *

13. SANYO DENKI provides no warranty for products made by other manufacturers used or composed in the products manufactured by SANYO DENKI. *

14. This warranty applies to the product specified by SANYO DENKI. It does not apply to any other device.

15. SANYO DENKI disclaims all responsibility for damage to load device software, loss of data, lost profits, and lost opportunities.

16. This warranty does not apply to medical or industrial devices connected to this product.

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