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Logging In to the ECC800 WebUI and Setting Parameters
4.2
Parameters
Description
Remarks
iBOX single battery
qty.
Total number of batteries monitored by the
iBOX.
Set according to the battery
parameters planned by the
customer.
Batt installation
time
Actual time at which batteries are installed.
N/A
Battery string
capacity
Capacity of a single battery.
Obtain the battery capacity
from the battery label.
Current source
Select a Hall effect sensor (xxx A).
The actual specifications of
the Hall effect sensor prevail.
BCB tripping upon
battery abnormal
If the BCB box is configured, set
BCB
tripping upon battery abnormal
to
Enable
.
N/A
Battery string No.
The serial number of each battery string. Set
this parameter based on the planned codes
for iBOXs and battery strings. The
Battery
string No.
are unique for a same UPS.
Set according to the
customer plan.
Default ECC800 settings:
• IP address: 192.168.0.10
• Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
• Gateway: 192.168.0.1
• User Name: admin
• Password: Changeme
1.
Use a straight-through cable to connect the PC to the
FE port on the ECC800.
2.
Enter https://
ECC800 IP address
in the address box of
Internet Explorer to log in to the ECC800 WebUI
homepage.
3.
Choose
Monitoring
>
Power Distribution
>
iBOXn
>
Running Parameters
, set battery parameters by
referring to the following table.
NOTE
5
Cable Connections and Commissioning (NetEco Scenario)
Connecting Cables
5.1
Scenario 1: If the LAN switch provides the POE function, directly connect the iBOX to the LAN
switch through the POE port. An iBOX adapter does not need to be installed.
Scenario 2: If the LAN switch does not provide the POE function, the iBOX obtains power from the
adapter through the POE port and communicates with the LAN switch through the DATA port on
the adapter.
NOTE
The communications cable, with an RJ45 connector, delivered with the BCB box is used to conn
ect the new BIB board, and the cable without an RJ45 connector is used to connect the old BIB
board.