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SETTINGS 

 

G

ENERAL SYSTEM SETTINGS 

(E

XPERT 

L

EVEL

) 

The “Expert” access level is required for accessing these menus. 

 

The preset access password is: 

expert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

General system settings (Expert Level) 

 

 

 

G

ENERAL SYSTEM DATA

 

On this page, with both Power User and Expert access levels, you can enter the system name, place of installation and a reference 

ID for the system. 

Entering the commissioning date is only permitted in the Expert access level.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for AVARA Multi Power Series

Page 1: ...ADVANCED CONFIGURATION MANUAL UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY Series AVARA Multi Power USMPX 15 25 kW 500kW USMPW 25 42 kW 1 MW 3 phase input 3 phase output On Line Double Conversion VFI Technology...

Page 2: ...CONFIGURATION 13 MODULAR BATTERY CONNECTION CONFIGURATION 14 CONVENTIONAL BATTERY CONNECTION AND CONFIGURATION 18 REDUNDANCY AND ALARM THRESHOLD CONFIGURATION 21 SETTINGS 22 GENERAL SYSTEM SETTINGS EX...

Page 3: ...ATING MODE 36 OUTPUT 37 GENERAL 37 ADVANCED 38 GENERAL 39 FILTER 40 EXTERNAL OPTION 40 BYPASS 41 GENERAL 41 ONLINE 42 ECO MODE 43 BATTERY 44 NOMINAL 45 GENERAL 45 CHARGING ALGORITHM 46 BATTERY TEST 47...

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Page 5: ...n the MU Monitoring Unit must be extracted and the SW3 switch rotated to the required address The cabinet type is set within the factory two way dip switch SW1 one way dip switch SW4 and should not be...

Page 6: ...be operated if the MU has been replaced DIP switch SW1 Position DIP switch SW4 Position Line 1 logical value Line 2 logical value Line 3 Logical value Cabinet type 0 1 0 PWC 300 1 0 0 BTC 170 1 1 0 C...

Page 7: ...st be assigned to each cabinet This setting is made via the CONNECTIVITY PANEL Open the cover by undoing the 4 x M4 three lobed Phillips screws and rotate the SW2 switch The cabinet type is set within...

Page 8: ...configured as follows Cabinet CP SW3 Position SW1 Position PWC 130X n 1 A DO NOT MODIFY PWC 130X n 2 B PWC 130X n 3 C PWC 130X n 4 D Cabinet MU SW3 Position SW1 Position SW4 Position BTC 170 n 1 1 DO...

Page 9: ...bel Apply the address label as shown above Apply the selector label on top of the address label according to the Cabinet configuration ident letter or number NOTE To centre the label match the small h...

Page 10: ...allows you to configure the system operating mode ECO MODE ON LINE and electrical output parameters To access the Expert level Expand the drop down menu within the Home page and touch the access leve...

Page 11: ...UP PAGE Within the Expert access level the Main setup page displays a new icon to access the advanced system configuration System configuration Power Combo Cabinet Battery Cabinet battery connection r...

Page 12: ...on manual you can then configure the entire system from one of the MCU or CONNECTIVITY PANELS Once you have saved the configuration the MCU or CONNECTIVITY PANEL will transfer all information to the o...

Page 13: ...set the type of battery you wish to use Conventional Battery blocks of conventional batteries housed within an independently installed cabinet or stand Modular Battery Battery Unit Array Select and co...

Page 14: ...emove both the PM and batteries during the new configuration both choices can be selected again as required POWER CABINET CONFIGURATION If a Power Cabinet is selected the current configuration of the...

Page 15: ...ured with 7 PM s at least one of them shall be set as redundant otherwise the tag number indicating the PM number will turn red and a warning will appear when saving the configuration COMBO CABINET CO...

Page 16: ...Unit Array configured as present in the system Battery Unit Array configured as not present in the system External temperature probe connected to the ASB enabled External temperature probe connected t...

Page 17: ...and or changes to the configuration if required Battery Cabinet 2 configured as not present in the system no battery drawer Battery Unit Array configured as present in the system Battery Unit Array co...

Page 18: ...hared batteries The Pair connection is only permitted where there are 4 UPS Cabinets Following a configuration modification if the conditions to maintain the selection made are not present the system...

Page 19: ...not present and therefore cannot be associated Clicking on the respective Battery Cabinet array will show the following screen for the creation of logic connections Clicking on the icon for the Batter...

Page 20: ...16 After associating Battery Cabinets 1 and 2 with UPS Cabinet A the main page will change as follows After having concluded the configuration there should be no non associated Battery Cabinets...

Page 21: ...17 BATTERIES IN GROUPS PAIRS In the event of 4 UPS Cabinets connected in a pair configuration proceed in exactly the same way...

Page 22: ...s Each pair has a separate battery source NOTES The only configuration possible with a single UPS Cabinet is the connection to shared batteries The Pair connection is only permitted where there are 4...

Page 23: ...PARATE BATTERIES By touching each of the text boxes it is possible to configure the battery capacity Ah for each UPS Cabinet Representation of a configuration to separate batteries with only 2 UPS Cab...

Page 24: ...up of UPS Cabinets The simultaneous use of two battery types is prohibited If you try to configure modular batteries at this time you will be shown a warning reminding you of the selection made at the...

Page 25: ...produce an alarm NOTE The redundancy should be set from 0 to N For each complete PWC 300 with 7 modules at least one redundant module must be set In the USMPX PWC 130X Cabinet the PSU2 redundant power...

Page 26: ...e preset access password is expert General system settings Expert Level GENERAL SYSTEM DATA On this page with both Power User and Expert access levels you can enter the system name place of installati...

Page 27: ...y the system output frequency if one or more PM are on or starting up POWER DERATING In the case where the output voltage is set to a value less than 225 V PHASE NEUTRAL the maximum power of the UPS i...

Page 28: ...wn command or due to a self shutdown when the power is restored the system automatically switches on if the function is enabled however it remains in stand by if the function is disabled Default Funct...

Page 29: ...n based on a type of cabinet it cannot start Proceed as follows to resolve this situation Temporarily select the old cabinet type this will be incompatible with the current cabinet The application is...

Page 30: ...g state Each element has its own label which is used to represent it on the page and its own recorded error counter from the specific MCU or CONNECTIVITY PANEL that you are using to analyse the commun...

Page 31: ...27 PART 2 USMPW CONFIGURATOR...

Page 32: ...to the UPS the batteries or the load Warning Indicates important information Failure to follow these indications may result in the UPS malfunctioning Information Provides notes and useful suggestions...

Page 33: ...all the settings selected in the various program tabs Allows a password to be entered to access the Service level Download configuration file from USMPW Insert password for advanced service level Dow...

Page 34: ...figuration from the USMPW USMPX that is currently connected which is then displayed in the various program cards The command is active only if the USMPW USMPX is connected see Menu Connection Connect...

Page 35: ...ter driver installation a virtual COM named NetMan 204 Serial will be present in device manager connect with the USB cable provided the micro USB port with the USB port of a PC with Windows operating...

Page 36: ...s also possible to see the event history of serial numbers History window in case of replacement of equipment To access this information make sure that the msn and mcf files downloaded from the MCU or...

Page 37: ...PASSWORD Service password Allows a password to be entered to access the Service level Advanced service password Allows a password to be entered to access the Advanced level ABOUT Help Opens this manu...

Page 38: ...the system are represented The settings displayed can only be modified from the MCU or CONNECTIVITY PANEL Example system with Modular Batteries configured as Shared Batteries Example system with Modul...

Page 39: ...nfigured as Separate Batteries with the same colour corresponding to the shared battery connection Example system with Conventional Batteries configured as Separate Batteries with the same colour corr...

Page 40: ...n work with an input frequency of 50Hz and an output frequency of 60Hz or vice versa In this case automatic bypass is disabled Eco mode In order to optimise yield the load is normally powered by the b...

Page 41: ...ter check the nominal frequency of the loads connected to the USMPW USMPX GENERAL Auto restart If during battery operation the USMPW USMPX switches off due to end of autonomy or due to a remote shutdo...

Page 42: ...38 ADVANCED Setting the advanced operating parameters of the USMPW USMPX The service level password is required to configure these parameters...

Page 43: ...ay can be set Time expressed in seconds is configurable up to 120 Default 3 sec Power walk in duration When the function is enabled once the mains power is restored after a period of battery operation...

Page 44: ...ctivates the inverter synchronization function from an external synchronization source YMSTEXSA accessory user manual 0MNMSTEXSENU Default Function DISABLED Selecting the Fixed option the inverter is...

Page 45: ...end of battery discharge the load is transfer on the bypass If the bypass is not available or fails the load is no longer supplied and the USMPW USMPX turns off If only the bypass supply returns rect...

Page 46: ...l active Disabled Inverter sync Switching to bypass disabled Output frequency synchronized with input frequency Disabled Free running Switching to bypass disabled Output frequency NOT synchronized wit...

Page 47: ...voltage range threshold accepted for Eco mode operation below this threshold the USMPW USMPX switches to Online mode It is possible to set values from 180V to 220V in increments of 1V Default 200V Max...

Page 48: ...44 BATTERY Setting the internal battery parameters of the USMPW USMPX The service level password is required to configure these parameters...

Page 49: ...ries present within the USMPW USMPX system Non modifiable value Battery voltage Battery voltage Non modifiable value GENERAL Battery low time Set the estimated runtime expressed in minutes between 0 a...

Page 50: ...ed by the manufacturers of the batteries If this mode is selected it is not possible to configure the time interval of the battery tests see Settings Battery General the Automatic battery test functio...

Page 51: ...47 BATTERY TEST Displays the execution mode of the battery test The settings displayed can only be modified from the MCU or CONNECTIVITY PANEL...

Page 52: ...ssed in hours and between 1 and 273 Default 40 2 execution of the test every n days at a fixed time Time expressed in days and between 1 and 39 at time of the test in the format hh mm between 00 00 to...

Page 53: ...to the MultiCOM 384 accessory The MultiCOM 382 accessory is no longer manufactured but is compatible The service level password is required to configure these parameters In the multi cabinet USMPW USM...

Page 54: ...50 I O CARD MODEL Select the accessory card installed INPUT CONTACT for MultiCOM 382 for MultiCOM 384 for MultiCOM 392...

Page 55: ...ttery test Battery test execution Load on bypass Switch load to bypass Eco Mode Eco mode active Energy saving Energy saving mode active CB off Battery charger off Bypass disabled Bypass line disabled...

Page 56: ...e out of tolerance range Eco Mode Operation in Eco mode Manual bypass Operation by manual bypass Normal operation Normal operation Backfeed protection BYPASS SCR FAIL alarm active Mains line bad Input...

Page 57: ...relay Normal OFF The contact closes when the associated event occurs Normal ON The contact opens when the associated event occurs Delay Set the delay in seconds and from 0 to 255 between the occurren...

Page 58: ...em This is closed by default from the factory Refer to the dedicated manual for further details MULTICOM 384 Configuration of MultiCOM 384 card for the USMPW USMPX Move jumper JP5 across PIN1 and PIN2...

Page 59: ...ration of MultiCOM 392 card for the USMPW USMPX Close jumper JP1 for the correct operation when used within the USMPW USMPX system This is closed by default from the factory Refer to the dedicated man...

Page 60: ...MAN_advanced configuration_AVARA Multi Power USMPX 15_25kW_EN_2020_05_03_0MNMPWK25RUENCC docx 0MNMPWK25RUENCC...

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