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Shipping Requirements, Removing the Screw From the Battery Cover

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PS6210 Hardware Owner's Manual 3 Maintaining Control Modules • Protect control modules from electrostatic discharge. Always wear an electrostatic wrist strap when handling a control module. Shipping Requirements If you plan to move a previously installed array geographically, for safety reasons, discharge the battery to a lower charge level. To discharge the battery, shut down the array using the halt -b command. This command also places the smart battery into ship mode, which minimizes further charge loss while in storage/transport. When you reinstall the array, on first power up, there will be a delay of up to 20 minutes while the batteries charge back up to 100 percent. Before You Begin 1. Ensure that the control module that you are going to be replacing the battery on is in secondary mode. If it is active, fail the control module over so that it becomes the secondary one. To make the control module secondary: a. Click Group. b. Expand Members and select the member name. c. Click the Controllers tab to display the status of the control module. d. Click the Maintenance tab, and click restart. 2. If applicable, label the network cables on the secondary control module so that you can reinstall them correctly later. Remove the Battery 1. Disconnect the network cables from the secondary control module. 2. Remove the secondary control module and place it on a static-safe work area with the battery cover facing up. 3. The battery cover, which holds the battery and related electronics, is held in place by a single screw. This screw is not captive. Loosen the screw using a Phillips #2 screwdriver (Figure 24), remove the screw from the hole, and set it aside. Figure 24: Removing the Screw From the Battery Cover 27

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PS6210 Hardware Owner's Manual
3 Maintaining Control Modules
Protect control modules from electrostatic discharge. Always wear an electrostatic wrist strap
when handling a control module.
Shipping Requirements
If you plan to move a previously installed array geographically, for safety reasons, discharge the
battery to a lower charge level. To discharge the battery, shut down the array using the
halt -b
command. This command also places the smart battery into ship mode, which minimizes further charge
loss while in storage/transport.
When you reinstall the array, on first power up, there will be a delay of up to 20 minutes while the
batteries charge back up to 100 percent.
Before You Begin
1.
Ensure that the control module that you are going to be replacing the battery on is in secondary
mode.
If it is active,
fail the control module over so that it becomes the secondary one.
To make the control module secondary:
a.
Click
Group
.
b.
Expand
Members
and select the member name.
c.
Click the
Controllers
tab to display the status of the control module.
d.
Click the
Maintenance
tab, and click
restart
.
2.
If applicable, label the network cables on the secondary control module so that you can reinstall
them correctly later.
Remove the Battery
1.
Disconnect the network cables from the secondary control module.
2.
Remove the secondary control module and place it on a static-safe work area with the battery cover
facing up.
3.
The battery cover, which holds the battery and related electronics, is held in place by a single
screw. This screw is not captive. Loosen the screw using a Phillips #2 screwdriver (
Figure 24
),
remove the screw from the hole, and set it aside.
Figure 24: Removing the Screw From the Battery Cover
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