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Alber Universal Xplorer Industrial

 

Monitor (UXIMe) Battery Monitor

 

 

 
 

Installation Guide 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

Vertiv Corporation 
1050 Dearborn Drive 
Columbus, OH 43085 
Tel: (954) 377-7101 

www.vertivco.com

 

590-2172-501A/SL-29241/4200-136 

Summary of Contents for Alber UXIMe

Page 1: ...er Universal Xplorer Industrial Monitor UXIMe Battery Monitor Installation Guide Vertiv Corporation 1050 Dearborn Drive Columbus OH 43085 Tel 954 377 7101 www vertivco com 590 2172 501A SL 29241 4200...

Page 2: ...o be used in performing procedures not specifically described in this document The products covered by this instruction manual are manufactured and or sold by Vertiv This document is the property of V...

Page 3: ...6 2 Vertiv Customer Service is available Monday to Friday 8 00AM to 4 30PM Eastern Time Telephone 954 377 7101 Email alber service vertivco com Website www vertivco com Corporate Office Address Vertiv...

Page 4: ...iderations 6 1 6 1 Disconnect Device 6 1 6 2 Equipment Location 6 1 6 3 Rack Mounting 6 1 6 4 Mounting Options 6 1 6 5 Wire Length 6 1 6 6 Battery String Isolation 6 1 6 7 Cell Number 1 Identification...

Page 5: ...c Communication Connection 16 1 17 Network Communication Connection 17 1 17 1 Network Protocols Supported 17 1 18 Parameter Alarm Connection 18 1 19 Hardware Alarm Connection 19 1 20 ELS2 Connections...

Page 6: ...0 2 Figure 8 Exposed Dual or Multiple Posts Connections 10 3 Figure 9 Resistance Steps Connection to Battery 11 1 Figure 10 Charger Control Sense Lead Connection to Battery and Charger 12 1 Figure 11...

Page 7: ...Installation Task List 4 1 Table 2 Model Number Description 5 1 Table 3 Inventory List 5 3 Table 4 Digital Input Modes 8 1 Table 5 Digital Input Jumper Settings 8 1 Table 6 Cell Measurement Specificat...

Page 8: ...ings or capabilities 1 2 Document Symbols The symbols below appear in this manual or are affixed to the Vertiv device It is important to review these symbols and to understand the type of instructiona...

Page 9: ...al slow blow fast blow or time delay must be used Equipment Access Operating personnel must not remove equipment covers shields or panels Component repair replacement and internal adjustments must be...

Page 10: ...g For Wires Use only wire supplied with the installation kit Ventilation Never block equipment ventilation ports or openings The equipment must have adequate ventilation to prevent overheating Ensure...

Page 11: ...m is disconnected and power to the units has been shut off You must disconnect the system components and the monitor system cabinet if a cabinet is being used from AC and or DC power sources 2 3 Sense...

Page 12: ...ers active monitor status and state of active or latched alarms Embedded email clients for alarm notifications and data delivery of battery parameters XML format with priority handling of message sent...

Page 13: ...System Overview 590 2172 501A SL 29241 4200 136 3 2 Figure 1 Typical System Connection...

Page 14: ...Properly install the tab washers Installation of Tab Washers page 7 1 Configure the unit Unit Configuration page 8 1 Mount the equipment Equipment Mounting page 9 1 Connect the sense lead harnessing...

Page 15: ...iv immediately The model number is in the format of PPPP COB where PPPP is 1010 and C O and B are described below PPPP C O B Description Choices 0 RS 485 Only 1 Network 1013 C Communications 2 Fiber O...

Page 16: ...2 554 100 Optional 8 25 35 50 75 or 100 Double Ambient Temperature Sensor harness optional One ambient temperature sensor per system 1102 560 25 1102 560 50 1102 560 75 1102 560 100 25 50 75 or 100 Se...

Page 17: ...shers per system other sizes available upon request 2027 029 UXIMe Configurator Software installation CD KIT 1400 531 Optional Flush mounting kit Optional 3703 006 Optional Fiber Optic Cable Optional...

Page 18: ...t compromised Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading 6 4 Mounting Options The equipment can accommodate two ty...

Page 19: ...and quantity depend on the system configuration The actual placement of these tab washers in relation to the battery post and existing hardware is critical In instances where a single load tab washer...

Page 20: ...ssed Post Tab Washer Assembly To determine tab washer placement refer to the Configuration Connection Diagram in the back of this manual Locate the desired configuration that will be installed Using t...

Page 21: ...d with the UXIMe for configuration There is a pair of 2 pin jumpers associated with each digital input which must be set according to the mode desired The cover of the unit must be removed to gain acc...

Page 22: ...Unit Configuration 590 2172 501A SL 29241 4200 136 8 2 The location of the jumpers is shown in the figure below The factory does not have the jumpers inserted Figure 4 Digital Input Jumper Locations...

Page 23: ...19200 bps default is 9600 RS 485 termination is recommended when intermittent communications occur RS 485 termination is enabled when the jumper is across Pins 1 and 2 of JP7 not the factory default s...

Page 24: ...n each side of the unit To connect the flush mount brackets to the unit remove the two screws on each side that secure the rack mount brackets to the unit Install the supplied front spacer brackets us...

Page 25: ...oper termination to each battery connection point 10 1Voltage Sense Lead Connection Preparation In order to prepare the sense lead harness connection follow these steps 1 Each voltage sense lead wire...

Page 26: ...4200 136 10 2 Figure 7 Voltage Sense Lead Connections to Battery XX cable length Caution When a load lead wire connects to the same point as a voltage sense lead the load lead wire must be the closes...

Page 27: ...negative sense lead wires white with colored stripe of the harness attach to the corresponding positive and negative terminals of the battery in a way that will monitor as many strap connections as po...

Page 28: ...uish each resistance load step for proper termination at the battery From the UXIMe the Resistance Load cables are routed to the installation location and cut to the appropriate length For ease of fut...

Page 29: ...washer verify that the fuse is not installed The fuse will be installed at time of startup Note It is very important that the load connection is the closest connection to the post if two tab washers...

Page 30: ...g path and the required wire length from the equipment J0 to the connection points begin assembling the 10K resistor sense lead assembly to the charger sense lead harness as described in Section 10 1...

Page 31: ...ess with 25 50 75 or 100 of cable Route the cable to the desired location to capture ambient room temperature and plug the connector into the rear of the unit Note The UXIMe device comes with one sing...

Page 32: ...To connect the device monitored connect to one of the three inputs located on the rear of the unit If only a switch open close contact mode is being used then polarity is not important However if a v...

Page 33: ...s BMS or accessory modules not currently supported Each of these ports is labeled 1 and 2 When connecting to a remote controller connect the A B connection of port 1 to the remote controller When mult...

Page 34: ...TX of the UXCM to the RX of the UXIMe and then the TX of the UXIMe to the RX of the UXCM When cutting the fiber optic cable to length the ends must be properly cut and polished to achieve reliable co...

Page 35: ...nector on the UXIMe Figure 15 Network Connection 17 1Network Protocols Supported There are several protocols supported by the network interface and will require specific ports to be opened up on the n...

Page 36: ...the programmed thresholds This contact has three connections NC normally closed NO normally open COM common Connection can be made directly to the facility s alarm reporting system If multiple units a...

Page 37: ...UXIMe and stays in this state during normal operation The relay changes state and the normally closed NC contact becomes active during any of the following fault conditions 1 Power fault 2 Application...

Page 38: ...29241 4200 136 20 2 20 ELS2 Connections The ELS2 Power connections are made to the 5VDC connection using the optional harness 1108 164 XX Connect from the 5V ELS PWR port to the POWER jack on the ELSi...

Page 39: ...ondensing at 5 C to 31 C 0 to 50 RH non condensing at 31 C to 40 C Indoor Use Only Measurement Category O 500V Transient Rating Pollution Degree 2 Altitude 0 to 2000 meters above sea level Alarms 2 Fo...

Page 40: ...5 of reading 5 Cell Monobloc Temperature 0 C to 80 C 0 1 C 32 F to 176 F Table 6 Cell Measurement Specifications 21 3 System Measurements This section describes system measurement specifications Param...

Page 41: ...UXIMe Drawings 590 2172 501A SL 29241 4200 136 22 1 22 UXIMe Drawings...

Page 42: ...UXIMe Drawings 590 2172 501A SL 29241 4200 136 22 2 Figure 19 UXIMe Wiring Schematic Diagram...

Page 43: ...Replacement 2 1 materials standard 5 3 Materials Received List 5 1 Mounting Options 6 1 Multiple Positive and Negative Posts 10 3 Network Protocols 17 1 Note 1 1 Operating Damaged Equipment 1 2 Operat...

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