16 | Installation Instructions
6. Connect Ethernet cable to the Faceplate (top left panel inside door) if any remote monitoring of the Battery Cabinet is
desired.
a. Configuration details are provided in the Operations Manual.
7. Apply AC Power to the system
a. It will take approximate 1-3 minutes for the BMS/R3000-U to initialize and communicate with the server. See
Generic R3000-U Manual for setup details.
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The network requirements needed for the R3000 to communicate with the Cloud or Local server:
1.
Local DHCP assigned IPv4 address
Inbound and Outbound permit TCP/443 and TCP/9101 to:
139.177.197.251
173.255.231.159
172.105.103.167
45.33.95.14
2.
Outbound permit tcp/3030, tcp/9101 to 172.105.23.38
b. If using the Cloud server, go to website to verify system is online: https://manage.anzenbms.com/
c. The system will begin in “Pre-standby state” until DC Power is applied
d. Confirm all batteries are /-0.3V of one another. Since all batteries ship between 30-50% State of Charge it
is likely the batteries will be around 13.5 +/- 0.3V.
8. Enable the DC Power (UPS/Charger)
a. Ensure UPS or battery charger is set properly to manufacturers recommended settings for operation with
the battery system.
b. Close the Breaker with the system in the “Pre-standby State.” The system will immediately go into “Standby
state” which means it is ready to function.
c. The system will transition immediately into a “Charge State” if the SOC is below 90% and battery
temperatures are all > 15C and < 40C.
Note: If system was recently power cycled it may try to go into CHARGE state regardless of the SOC.
9. Perform a full or partial discharge (if possible) to confirm the system is working properly.
a. Confirm system shuts down properly with no system errors.
Figure 8. BMS and Power Tray Component Layout
