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Energy Packs
22 PACSystems* Controllers Battery and Energy Pack Manual GFK-2741D
3.2.7 Power-up
When power is applied to the Energy Pack, the power-up process goes through the following steps:
1. The IN LED turns on green.
2. The Energy Pack performs a self-diagnostic test. If this test passes, output power to the Controller is turned on
and the OUT LED turns on green.
3. Charging of the Cap Pack begins and the STAT LED blinks green.
4. When charging of the Cap Pack is complete, the STAT LED turns on solid green and the Energy Pack signals to
the controller that it can start run-time operation. The Controller will not start running its application until the
Energy Pack signals that it is fully charged.
IN
STAT
OUT
3.2.8 LED Indications
LED LED State Energy Pack Status
IN
Green, solid Input power is applied and within the specified range.
Red, solid Input power is outside the specified range (20–30Vdc).
Off Input power is not applied.
STAT
Green,
blinking
Charging of Cap Pack is in progress. No fault exists.
Green, solid Cap Pack is fully charged and no fault exists.
Amber,
blinking
Cap Pack is nearing end-of-life. The Cap Pack must be replaced soon. Backup is still guaranteed.
Red, blinking
Internal fault: Cycle power to the Energy Pack. If this does not clear the fault, contact Technical Support
and replace the Energy Pack.
Red, solid
Cap Pack has reached end-of-life. Replace the Cap Pack. Backup is not guaranteed.
Off No power applied.
OUT
Green, solid Output power is within the specified range.
Red, solid Output power is present but is outside the specified range (20–30 Vdc).
Off Output power is not present.
3.2.8.1 LED Indications: Special Cases
All LEDs blinking in unison: See Firmware Updates .
3.2.9 Backup Operation
While the Controller is running, if the input voltage to the Energy Pack falls below 20 Vdc, the Energy Pack will
immediately switch to backup power and signal the Controller to initiate a memory backup.
The Energy Pack supplies power long enough for the Controller to back up memory and then turns off power to the
Controller. When the input voltage to the Energy Pack returns to normal, the power-up routine begins.