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PCS100 UPS-I
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Event Type
Description
Charge End
The inverter modules have completed charging the energy storage.
Charge Start
The inverter modules have started charging the energy storage.
Clock Set
The system clock has been set, manually or by the NTP time synchronization service.
Fault
A fault has occurred. The PCS100 UPS-I cannot be started until the fault is removed.
Fault Reset
At Fault has been reset.
Force
The event has been forced using parameter
630 Generate Event
.
Info
Information
–
A change of status has occurred
Local Fault
A fault in an inverter module. This will be logged as a warning.
Power Up
The PCS100 UPS-I has powered up.
Reset
A reset command has been received.
Start
A start command has been received.
Stop
A stop command has been received.
Warning End
A Warning condition has ended. Warning End events are only recorded for events
where the “System” in the origin. (see
Warning Start
A Warning condition has started. The PCS100 UPS-I can still function but it may have a
reduced capacity.
Table 7
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6: System Event Types
Origin
Description
System
Events originating from the Auxiliary Master Module, Utility Disconnect, Float
Charger or Fail-Safe Bypass.
Inverter x
The fault or warning originated from the inverter module 1 to 20.
Table 7
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7: System Event Origins
Power Quality Events
Each Power Quality Event is displayed on two lines. Each line displays the following information:
Value
Description
Line 1
Date
The date the event occurred
Time
The time the event occurred (to 10ms resolution).
Event
The event type
–
Line 2
Status
The PCS100 UPS-I status at the end of the event. See Table 7-3: PCS100
UPS-I Status Bar Colors
Duration
The time between event start and event end in milliseconds.
Input Voltages
Sag minimum supply voltages (V1
–
V3
Supply
)
Surge maximum supply voltages (V1
–
V3
Supply
)
Output Voltages Maximum load voltage (V1
–
V3
Load
)
Table 7
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8: Power Quality Event Information
Event Type
Description
Sag start
The start of a sag has been detected.
Sag end
The end of a sag has been detected
Surge start
The start of a surge has been detected.
Surge end
The end of a surge has been detected.
Table 7
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9: Power Quality Event Types