Teknoware TKT68C, Installation And Maintenance Instructions Manual

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VOT45; Rev 1.1; EN; 10.12.2014
TKT68C
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11. Close the battery case cover(s).
12. Refit the battery fuses F2 and F3.
13. Turn the mains fuse F1 to '1' position.
14. Close the central battery unit cover.
15. Turn the mains switch to '1' position.
16. Carry out the system configuration according to the instructions in chapter 5.3.4 Configuration .
If the configuration is interrupted, check the charge level of the batteries.
17. Make sure that the central battery remains in normal mode.
7. Disposal
Note the following issues regarding the disposal of the central battery unit system and its
components:
Batteries and fluorescent lamps are hazardous waste. Metal parts can be put into aluminium or
steel waste. Wires, connectors and printed circuit boards are electronics waste. The plastic
parts shall be separated based on the material markings.
Follow the local laws and regulations in disposing the central battery unit system and its
components.
8. Optional Features
Optional features are options that can be added to a central battery unit, depending on the model. You
can either

select a central battery unit that already includes the option, or

select the option as an added feature, depending on the model.
The options are presented in Chapter 3.5 List of optional features.
A sticker on the side of the central battery unit describes what optional features are included in your
central battery unit.
8.1 LCD display functions
The LCD display, under the name of TST6832, is an option for central battery systems, or is already
included in the L-type central battery units (e.g. TKT68xxCL). The LCD displays the status of the central
battery system, as well as stores test results in its memory. The following information is available on the
LCD: battery set charge, battery voltage, date, time, results of battery tests and results of luminaire
tests. The built-in memory of the LCD stores a two-year test history.
8.1.1 Button functions
The LCD has three buttons, the uppermost of which has two separate functions: it the button is pressed
only briefly, it selects the current option; it is pressed and kept pressed for 1.5 s, the previous menu is
displayed. The middle and lowermost buttons are used for browsing for options and changing the value
of the selected parameter.