Raco AlarmAgent.com AA-102DC, Руководство по установке

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2.0 Connecting the Battery
The AA RTU is shipped with the battery disconnected as a transportation safety measure.
The battery must be connected, even when external power is applied. If you do not perform this necessary
step, the RTU will turn itself off shortly after you turn it on.
To connect the battery, remove any cover and locate the jumper pins marked BATT DISCNT on the
right hand edge of the circuit board near the bottom (refer to diagram
below). Move the jumper from the right hand position to the left hand
position.
The LEDs should flash rapidly, assuming there is no 12 to 24 VDC power connected yet. (When operating
on battery in the absence of power input, the LEDs flash to conserve battery capacity.)
IMPORTANT NOTES

If Solar Mode is configured, the LEDs always flash, but at a different rate.

If the unit is operated with battery power only for the length of the Power Fail Alarm trip
delay, the unit will begin attempting to transmit a power failure alarm.

If you ever need to store the RTU, ship the RTU to another location, or need to return
the unit to the factory,
you must be sure to disconnect the battery by moving the
battery disconnect jumper to the right hand position before packaging and shipping.

It is very important that the RTU battery does not discharge to a level where the battery is
unresponsive to recharge. If the battery is allowed to this level, then the battery must be
replaced. Even if the RTU is OFF, the battery can be drained in about 60 to 90 days.

During startup, the Battery LED may be AMBER in color. This indicates that the battery
is charging. The Battery LED will turn GREEN when fully charged.
NOTE:
When turning the RTU
off there will be a
short delay before
the LEDs actually
turn off. This is
normal.
See section 15.0 for
Shutdown Procedure