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MSR1512
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As the PSU is designed for a continuous operation and is not equipped with a power-switch, therefore an
appropriate overload protection shall be guaranteed in the power supply circuit. Moreover, the user shall be
informed about the method of unplugging (most frequently through separating and assigning an appropriate fuse in
the fuse-box). The electrical system shall follow valid standards and regulations.
The device should be installed in the metallic enclosure (cabinet). In order to meet the UE requirements, the
rules concerning: supply, development and shielding ought to be followed- accordingly to the application. The
module requires 20-22V AC power supply with galvanic separation (transformer insulation).
2.2 Installation procedure
1. Install the enclosure or cabinet and lead the cables through the cable ducts.
2. Install the PSU module on mounting pins (the mounting pins should be installed before the assembly of the
enclosure/cabinet)
3. Deliver the AC voltage to the ~AC~ terminals.
4. Connect the receivers’ cables to the +AUX, -AUX terminals of the terminal box on the PSU module.
5. If necessary, connect the device conductors to the technical outputs:
- FAC; AC status indication (alarm panel, controller, indicator, LED, etc.)
6. Using the I
BAT
pins, determine the maximum battery charging current the should be determine, in accordance
with battery parameters.
7. Activate the ~230V/AC supply (the AC red diode and AUX diode should be permanently illuminated)
8. Check the output voltage (the PSU voltage without load should amount to 13,6 V÷ 13,9 V, during battery
charging 11 V÷ 13,8 V). If the value of the voltage requires adjustment, it should be set by the V
ADJ
potentiometer,
monitoring the voltage at the AUX output of the PSU module.
9. Connect the battery in accordance with the signs: +BAT red to ‘plus’, -BAT black to ‘minus’, (the LB diode light
should fade throughout the time of charging).
10. Once the tests and control operation have been completed, lock the enclosure/cabinet.
3. Operating status indication.
3.1 LED indication
The PSU module is equipped with three diodes indicating operating status: AC, LB, AUX.
•
AC- red diode: under normal status (AC supply) the diode is permanently illuminated. The absence of AC
supply is indicated by the AC diode going off.
•
LB- red diode: indicates the battery charging process; the intensity of illumination is dependent on the
charging current.
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AUX- green diode: indicates the DC supply status in the output of the PSU module. Under normal status,
the diode is permanently illuminated and in case of a short-circuit or overload, the diode goes off.
3.2 Technical output:
The PSU module is equipped with indication outputs:
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FAC - absence of AC supply output: Relay output indicates AC power failure. In case of power failure
PSU module will switch relay contacts after 10s.
In Figure 2 the configuration of contacts shows relay voltage-free state, which corresponds to the
no AC network state (AC network failure).
4. Operation and use.
4.1 Overload or short circuit of the PSU module output
The AUX output of the PSU module is equipped with the PTC polymer fuse assisted protection. If the load
of the PSU module exceeds I
max
(load 110% ÷ 150% @25ºC of the PSU module power), the output voltage is
automatically cut off and indicated by the green diode going off. To restore the output power, cut off the output load
for approximately 1 minute.
In case of of the short-circuit to the AUX, BAT output, (load 200% ÷ 250% of the PSU module power) or
incorrect connection of the battery, the fuse F
BAT
in the battery circuit becomes permanently damaged and the
restoration of the voltage at the BAT output requires the replacement of the fuse.
4.2 Battery-assisted operation
Immediate battery reverting in case of main power outage.
In order to run the PSU module from the battery only, connect the BAT connectors in accordance with the
the signs: +BAT red to ‘plus’ and, -BAT black to 'minus’ of the battery.
