Lucent Technologies 415B Battery Plant for 4ESS
Issue 6 September 1999
System Testing 5 - 25
2. Apply a 1-ampere test load to the output of a fuse position
on the Power Distribution Frame.
3. Insert the Power Distribution Frame load charge probe into
the slot of the alarm fuse associated with the fuse position.
The charge probe is keyed and must be inserted only one
way.
4. Depress the CHG/CAP button and verify that the red LED
on the charge probe is on.
5. Continue to hold the CHG/CAP button until the yellow
FAIL LED lights.
6. The yellow FAIL LED lights between 8 and 15 seconds.
7. Release the CHG/CAP button, remove the charge probe,
and return it to its holder on the Power Distribution Frame.
8. Reduce the test load to zero; install a 20-ampere fuse in the
main fuse holder of the position under test.
9. Increase to 20 amperes the test load connected to the
output of the fuse position under test.
10. Measure the shunt voltage. Multiply the shunt voltage by 3
and record this value of current. The reading on the
ammeter of the Power Distribution Frame and the Galaxy
reading of the Remote Peripheral Monitoring device
should agree within ±5% of the current recorded above.
11. Repeats Steps 8 through 10 for one fuse position on each
fuse panel of both Power Distribution Frames, a total of 12
fuse positions.
12. Remove the load box.
13. Remove all fuses from the Power Distribution Frame.
Battery Reserve
Time Prediction
Option
Refer to Section 3, Installation, in the Galaxy Controller product
manual and verify that the thermistor has been installed properly
at the battery. Also, program the Galaxy Controller using
EasyView, and set the end volts per cell to 1.8 volts.
