Schneider Electric Pro 500, BG500 Installation Guide
Installation Guide
Back-UPS™ Pro 500, BG500 120 Vac
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Inspect the contents upon receipt. Notify the carrier and dealer if the unit is damaged.
Stabilizer bracket Telephone cable USB cable Ethernet cable Software and Documentation CD
Connect the Battery
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Open the battery compartment door and disconnect it from the UPS.
The battery connector is inside the UPS. Slide the battery into the UPS. Slight resistance will be felt as the connectors on the battery and the UPS connect.
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Battery Charge and Capacity Information
•The battery charges fully during the first 12 hours while the Back-UPS Pro is operating on AC power. The battery will charge when the UPS is turned on or off.
•Do not expect full battery runtime capability during the initial charge period.
The battery has a Shipping Mode that prevents power loss to the battery during shipment. To release this Shipping mode, either connect the battery then press the Power On/Off button of the Back-UPS Pro or, plug the Back-UPS Pro power cord to an AC outlet. Either way, the Power On/Off, Energy Management and Replace Battery LEDs will alternately flash for 5 seconds to complete the release process and commence with the battery’s normal operation.
Tower Configuration
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Locate the stabilizer mounting slot at the bottom of the UPS. It is located beside the battery compartment door.
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Align the bracket’s locking tab with the stabilizer mounting slot.
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Push the stabilizer bracket until it snaps and locks into the mounting slot.
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When detaching the stabilizer bracket from the mounting slot, use fingers to pull the handle off the slot.
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UPS Configuration
Web based Management
The Back-UPS Pro can be managed remotely through the network and any browser whether its on a PC or on a tablet or mobile device. The web interface allows for remote status updates to see the condition of the UPS and also to monitor power usage as a whole and also per outlet. This management interface allows also for fine grained control of the UPS allowing users to configure settings like energy management or watchdog and to also initiate commands like rebooting individual Smart Outlets or even turning on and off the unit.
Connecting the UPS through USB
The Back-UPS Pro can also be connected via USB and the native operating system should see the UPS as a battery similar to how a laptop sees its battery. The computer will be able to see the capacity of the battery and also when the battery is charging or on AC power. The purpose is to allow users to create events for the computer based on the power condition of the unit such as turning off the computer when there is no AC power to the UPS.
Using Smart Outlets
Much of the UPS'es core functionality is centered around two Smart Outlets. These outlets are extremely flexible. They can be remotely monitored, controlled and configured. They are individually rebootable and energy consumption can also be measured by outlet. These outlets can be configured to enable Energy Management, Watchdog or Surge Only functionality to suit a variety of needs and circumstances.
Front Panel Button and Indicators
Power On/Off button
Network Status
Energy Management
Watchdog
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