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The Remote Status Panel allows the user to monitor various functions through use of eight status lights.
The Alarm Settings and The Status Settings
Note: These settings have been predefined.
Alarm Indicator or Status Indicator     | Color of LED     |
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"Bypass Unavailable"     | Amber     |
"UPS Notice"     | Amber     |
"On-bypass"     | Amber     |
"Discharging"     | Amber     |
"Overload"     | Red     |
"Low DC Voltage (to panel)"     | Red     |
"UPS Alarm"     | Red     |
"Off-line"     | Red     |
Connecting to the UPS
When servicing or repairing electric power generation equipment: Make sure the unit is off-line (disconnected from utility and/or other generators power service), and either locked out or tagged DO NOT OPERATE. Remove all fuses. |
NOTICE |
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Wear a well grounded wrist strap and perform work in a static free environment. Electrostatic discharge can damage the monitor and components. |
Note: The system must be at a dead stop. There should be no power that is available.
The system is designed for flush mounting or surface mounting in a panel box. The system uses 18 AWG or larger wire. The wire will consist of 3 conductors. The wire consists of a data conductor, a ground conductor, and a power conductor. There are 14 screw connections on the back of the status panel that are labelled. Refer to Table 2.
Connections (Remote Status Panel)     | Connections (System Input/Output Daughter board) (J5)     |
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Terminal 1 "+24 VDC"     | Connection 1 (25)     |
Terminal 2 "Serial data in"     | Connection 5 (27)     |
Terminal 3 "Spare"     |     |
Terminal 4 "Spare"     |     |
Terminal 5 "Spare"     |     |
Terminal 6 "Jumper to 7"     |     |
Terminal 7 "Ground"     | Connection 3 (26)     |
Terminal 8 "Spare"     |     |
Terminal 9 "Jumper to 6"     |     |
Terminal 10 "Spare"     |     |
Terminal 11 "Spare"     |     |
Terminal 12 "Lamp test (1)"     |     |
Terminal 13 "Horn silence (1)"     |     |
Terminal 14 "Horn output (1)"     |     |
The following steps will aid in the process of connecting a Remote Status Panel.
- Verify the location and the condition of the wiring connections at the back of Remote Status Panel.
- Route the wires from the remote status panel to the locations on the output connector "J5" (21) on the System Input/Output Daughter board.
Refer to Illustration 3 for the locations on the output connector "J5" for the System Input/Output Daughter board.
The installation of the Remote Status Panel is complete.
Show/hide tableTable 3 "J5" Wire Connections     Connection 1 (25)     "+24 VDC"     Connection 3 (26)     "GND" (Ground)     Connection 5 (27)     "Data"    
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Illustration 3 | g01011380 |
Connector "J5" |
- Return your system to operational status.
- Once you see the telemetry data on the User Interface Panel, establish your connection by using UPS View.
- Continue to "Enabling the Option with UPS View".
Enabling the Option with UPS View
- Contact Service Support for a Password.
Note: A special password is required in order to enable the option.
- Click on the "Enter Password" option.
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- Enter your authorized username and a password.
The top menu option in UPS View will change. Then, the top menu option will display the "Op. Params" option.
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- Click on the "Op. Params" option.
A drop-down menu appears. Refer to Illustration 6.
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- Click on "Op. Group 5: Internal CAN Enable".
Another menu opens.
- Select the Option for "Remote Status Enable".
A small window will open.
- Enter 1 and click on the "Send" button.
Your system is ready for operation.
Specifications
Remote Status Panel Specifications     |
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Description     | Value     |
Input Voltage     | |
Input voltage to panel     | 15 to 45 VDC     |
Power     | |
Power requirements     | 6 watts maximum     |
Physical Dimensions     | |
Height     | 270 mm (10.62 inch)     |
Depth     | 86 mm (3.37 inch)     |
Width     | 86 mm (3.37 inch)     |
Weight     | 1.14 kg (2.5 lb)     |
Distance from UPS     | less than 305 m (1000 ft)     |
Environmental Specifications     | |
Horn (Output)     | 80 dB(A) nominal     |
Temperature range     | -40 °C (-40 °F) to 70 °C (158 °F)     |
Humidity     | 0 to 100% relative humidity     |
Emissions and Immunity     | IEC 801-2 IEC 801-3 IEC 801-4 EN 5082-2 89/392/EEC Certification (EEC)     |