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BASIC OPERATION 

Power Module Front/Rear Panel Descriptions

 

1.  Power Button / Power on Indicator:

 

Master ON/OFF for the UPS. Indicates that 
the UPS is on and supplying power. 

2.  UPS Status / Fault / Replace Battery LED 

Indicator:

 

Indicates the status of the UPS, displaying 
whether it is operating in Line, Battery or 
Bypass Mode, if it has an internal fault or if 
the battery needs to be replaced. 

3.  Multifunction LCD Readout:

 

Shows UPS status, information, settings 
and events. 

4. Function 

Buttons:

                                                                             

Scroll up, scroll down, select and cancel 
LCD menu. 

5. Input 

Circuit 

Breaker:

 

Provides input overload and fault 
protection. 

6.  Battery Backup and Surge Protected 

Outlets:

 

Provides battery backup and surge 
protection. They ensure power is provided 
to connected equipment over a period of 
time during a power failure. 

Critical / Noncritical Load: 

Allows the creation of load priorities to 
ensure that battery power reserves are 
transferred to specified outlets during a 
power outage. The unit can be 
programmed to provide additional runtime 
for equipment connected to the “CRITICAL” 
outlets, while stopping the power supply to 
equipment connected to “NONCRITICAL” 
outlets after a designated period of time. 

7. Serial 

Port:

 

The serial port provides communication 
between the UPS and the computer. The 
UPS can control the computer’s shutdown 
during a power outage through this 
connection while the computer can monitor 
the UPS and alter its various 
programmable parameters. 

8. USB 

Port:

                                                                                               

This is a connectivity port which allows 
communication and control between the 
UPS and the connected computer. It is 
recommended to install the Middle Atlantic 
Power Manager Software on the PC or 
Server connected using the USB cord 
provided. 

9.  Surge Protected Communication Ports 

RJ-45:

 

These ports are used to protect standard 
RJ-45-based products (LAN lines) and 
cabling systems from surges. 

 

 

10.  Relay Output Connector:

   

Converts UPS signals into a single dry-contact output for industrial 
control. 

 
 

 

 

11.  SNMP/HTTP Network Slot:

 

Slot to install the optional UPS-OLIPCARD for remote network control 
and monitoring. 

 

UPS-OL1500R

 

 

UPS-OL2200R 

 

UPS-OL3000R

 

12.  Extended Runtime Battery Module Connector:

 

Connection for additional Middle Atlantic External Battery modules. 

13.  EPO (Emergency Power Off) Connector:

 

Enables an emergency UPS Power Off from a remote location. 

14.  AC Input Inlet:

 

Connect the AC Power cord to a properly wired and grounded outlet. 

15.  Output Shutoff Switch: 

Pressing this button causes the UPS output to turn off. To re-activate the 
outputs, press and hold the power button for a few seconds until the front 
panel display reads READY ON. 

 

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Summary of Contents for UPS - OL1500R

Page 1: ...ion zero transfer time online backup protection Expansion battery packs for provisioning additional runtime needs Real time reporting and notifications of battery life and when replacement is required Removable LCD display and power switch for remote convenience Access the following link to download the latest version of the Power Manager software and the Online UPS User Manual www middleatlantic ...

Page 2: ...t Right Rail Left Hanging Bracket Right Hanging Bracket Rackmount Ears Stands 2 Phone line USB communication cable Serial Interface Cable RS 232 Flat Head Screws M5x7L 8 Pan head screws M5x12L 4 Pan Head Screws M5x6L 6 Pan Head Screws 10 32x1 2L 12 Screw Hole Dust Covers 12 Rubber Feet 12 ...

Page 3: ... flat head screws Also install 2 hanging brackets using 6 M5x6L pan head screws 4 Install your rackmount rails The rails adjust to mount in 48cm 19 panel racks from 52 to 91 5cm 20 5 to 36 deep Select the proper holes in the rack for positioning the UPS in the rack The UPS takes up positions 1 through 6 5 Adjust the rackrail depth within specified mounting ranges from step 4 Attach the rackmount r...

Page 4: ... the Rackrail 1 Turn off and unplug the unit 2 The UPS is secured from being pulled out of the rack any further than its mid length by a safety lock mechanism Use both hands to hold the UPS and press the safety locking tabs to pull the UPS out of the rack ...

Page 5: ...nd Before resetting the unit unplug some equipment from the outlets first Make sure your equipment carries a load current within the unit s safe range Refer to Technical Specifications in the User Manual for more information 6 This UPS is equipped with an auto charge feature When the UPS is plugged into an AC outlet the battery will automatically charge even when the unit is switched off 7 To main...

Page 6: ...l port provides communication between the UPS and the computer The UPS can control the computer s shutdown during a power outage through this connection while the computer can monitor the UPS and alter its various programmable parameters 8 USB Port This is a connectivity port which allows communication and control between the UPS and the connected computer It is recommended to install the Middle A...

Page 7: ...ARRANTIES OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL INCIDENTAL INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS BUSINESS INTERRUPT...

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