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6. Alarms
6.1 “ BACKUP” (slow alarm)
When in back-up mode, the UPS sounds an audible alarm. The alarm stops when the UPS returns
to LINE NORMAL operation. It can be silenced by briefly pressing the “ON/TEST” button when in
backup mode.
6.2 “ LOW BATTERY” (rapid alarm)
In back-up mode, when the battery level runs low, the UPS beeps rapidly until either the UPS shuts
down due to battery depletion or it returns to LINE NORMAL operation.
NOTE: The alarm can not be silenced under this condition.
6.3 “ OVERLOAD” (continuous alarm)
When the UPS is overloaded (i.e., the connected load(s) exceed the maximum rated capacity) the
UPS emits a continuous tone to warn of an overload condition. Disconnect non-critical loads from
the UPS to eliminate the overload.
6.4 “ REPLACE BATTERY” (continuous alarm) (Some Models)
The UPS emits a continuous tone if the battery fails the self-test. See section 10 for instruction on
user battery replacement or contact tech support for assistance.
7. Software Options
7.1 Power Monitoring Software
NOTE: Please refer to the back of the software CD envelope for installation instructions. For
operational instrucions, install the software, launch the program then click HELP in the upper left
corner of the software application screen.
The software is applied via the standard RS-232 interface to perform monitoring functions,
as well as to implement an orderly shutdown of a computer in the event of a continuous
power failure. In addition, it displays diagnostic features, such as: input and output voltage,
frequency, battery and load level visually on your computer monitor.
The software is usable with DOS, Windows 3.1x or higher, Windows NT V3.5 or later, and others.
Contact tech support for more information on alternative computer OS compatible software.
7.2 Interface Kits
Included interface kit provides UPS monitoring. Each kit includes a special cable to convert status
signals from the UPS into signals which individual operating systems recognize. One end of the
cable is connected to the remote port on the UPS and the other end to either the COM 1 or COM 2
port on the computer. An SNMP/WEB network card or module is also available for most models.
NOTE: Use only a factory supplied or authorized monitoring cable.