Tripp Lite SU1500XLCD Owner's Manual for On-Line Tower LCD UPS 933168 - Page 16

Operation

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Operation Modes of Operation ON LINE MODE: ON LINE mode is the standard operating mode for your UPS where connected equipment is offered the highest level of protection. In On-line mode, the UPS provides continuously regulated AC output and recharges the battery system as needed. If input power becomes unstable, the UPS will automatically maintain sine wave output from battery reserves. ONLINE MODE SAMPLE LCD SCREEN ON BATTERY MODE: In this mode, the UPS is providing battery-derived sine wave AC output to connected equipment. Battery mode is an automatic response to power failure or extreme voltage fluctuation while the UPS is running in on-line or economy modes The UPS can also be cold-started into Battery mode manually during a power failure by pressing and holding the ON button. The UPS will automatically return to the last configured operating mode once utility power is restored and stable. To silence the audible alarm, press the ON button. The alarm will re-sound to warn of low battery conditions. As batteries become fully depleted, the UPS alarm will sound for 5 seconds continuously and AC output will turn off. ON BATTERY MODE SAMPLE LCD SCREEN LCD ELEMENTS CONFIRMING ON-LINE MODE OPERATION > INPUT ICON: ON SOLID (input power is present, bypass is available) > INPUT ICON: FLASHING (input power is present, bypass is not available) > SINE WAVE ICON: ON SOLID (confirms on-line, double conversion operation) LCD ELEMENTS CONFIRMING ON-BATTERY MODE OPERATION > BATTERY ICON: ON (CONFIRMS BATTERY MODE OPERATION) ON LINE MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS: When entering ON LINE mode for the first time, the LCD screen will display the INPUT VOLTAGE screen. To display additional information screens, tap the SETUP button repeatedly. The 10 available information screens are (1) INPUT VOLTAGE, (2) INPUT FREQUENCY, (3) OUTPUT VOLTAGE, (4) OUTPUT FREQUENCY, (5) LOAD PERCENTAGE, (6) LOAD KVA, (7) LOAD KW, (8) BATTERY CHARGE PERCENT, (9) BATTERY VOLTAGE, (10) ESTIMATED RUNTIME. Each time the UPS is set to ON LINE mode, the LCD will display the last viewed informational screen. ON BATTERY MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS: When entering BATTERY MODE, the LCD screen will automatically begin reporting ESTIMATED RUNTIME information. To display additional information screens, tap the SETUP button repeatedly. The 10 available information screens are (1) INPUT VOLTAGE, (2) INPUT FREQUENCY, (3) OUTPUT VOLTAGE, (4) OUTPUT FREQUENCY, (5) LOAD PERCENTAGE, (6) LOAD KVA, (7) LOAD KW, (8) BATTERY CHARGE PERCENT, (9) BATTERY VOLTAGE, (10) ESTIMATED RUNTIME. 16 13-03-138 93-3168-EN.indd 16 3/28/2013 1:05:23 PM

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Operation
Modes of Operation
ON LINE MODE:
ON LINE mode is the standard operating mode for your UPS where
connected equipment is offered the highest level of protection. In
On-line mode, the UPS provides continuously regulated AC output
and recharges the battery system as needed. If input power
becomes unstable, the UPS will automatically maintain sine wave
output from battery reserves.
ONLINE MODE SAMPLE LCD SCREEN
LCD ELEMENTS CONFIRMING ON-LINE MODE OPERATION
> INPUT ICON: ON SOLID (input power is present, bypass is available)
> INPUT ICON: FLASHING (input power is present, bypass is not
available)
> SINE WAVE ICON: ON SOLID (confirms on-line, double conversion
operation)
ON LINE MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS:
When entering ON LINE mode for the first time, the LCD screen will
display the INPUT VOLTAGE screen. To display additional information
screens, tap the SETUP button repeatedly.
The 10 available
information screens are (1) INPUT VOLTAGE, (2) INPUT FREQUENCY,
(3)
OUTPUT
VOLTAGE,
(4)
OUTPUT
FREQUENCY,
(5)
LOAD
PERCENTAGE, (6) LOAD KVA, (7) LOAD KW, (8) BATTERY CHARGE
PERCENT, (9) BATTERY VOLTAGE, (10) ESTIMATED RUNTIME.
Each
time the UPS is set to ON LINE mode, the LCD will display the last
viewed informational screen.
ON BATTERY MODE:
In this mode, the UPS is providing battery-derived sine wave AC
output to connected equipment. Battery mode is an automatic
response to power failure or extreme voltage fluctuation while the
UPS is running in on-line or economy modes The UPS can also be
cold-started into Battery mode manually during a power failure by
pressing and holding the ON button. The UPS will automatically
return to the last configured operating mode once utility power is
restored and stable. To silence the audible alarm, press the ON
button. The alarm will re-sound to warn of low battery conditions. As
batteries become fully depleted, the UPS alarm will sound for 5
seconds continuously and AC output will turn off.
ON BATTERY MODE SAMPLE LCD SCREEN
LCD ELEMENTS CONFIRMING ON-BATTERY MODE OPERATION
> BATTERY ICON: ON (CONFIRMS BATTERY MODE OPERATION)
ON BATTERY MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS:
When entering BATTERY MODE, the LCD screen will automatically
begin reporting ESTIMATED RUNTIME information.
To display
additional information screens, tap the SETUP button repeatedly.
The
10 available information screens are (1) INPUT VOLTAGE, (2) INPUT
FREQUENCY, (3) OUTPUT VOLTAGE, (4) OUTPUT FREQUENCY, (5)
LOAD PERCENTAGE, (6) LOAD KVA, (7) LOAD KW, (8) BATTERY
CHARGE PERCENT, (9) BATTERY VOLTAGE, (10) ESTIMATED RUNTIME.
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