PX3TS Transfer Switch Quick Setup Guide
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QSG-PX3TS-0A-v2.6-E
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Off: Neither inlet is active because of an alarm or internal failure
or because both inlets go critical. See
Manual Transfers
(on
page 4) for restoring power.
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Automatic Transfers
An automatic transfer to the alternate inlet occurs when the
preferred inlet's power quality goes critical.
An automatic retransfer back to the preferred inlet occurs when
the preferred inlet's power quality returns to normal.
Note: See
Transfer Options Setup
(on page 5) for retransfer
settings.
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Manual Transfers
The Manual Transfer button changes the active inlet and also
sets the newly-activated inlet to be the preferred inlet.
The Manual Transfer button is disabled when an alarm lamp is
active. Use this procedure to override the alarm and force a
manual transfer.
1. Correct the problem in load that caused the alarm.
2. While holding down the Alarm Override button, press
Manual Transfer.
Note: This procedure does not apply when the Manual
Disabled or Fuse alarm lamp is turned on.
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Alarm Indicator Lamps
Lamp
Meaning
Manual
Disabled
The front panel Manual Transfer button is
disabled.
Phase Sync
Inlets are out of phase.
Fuse
Blown fuse. Replacement is Bussmann
FWC-32A10F or equivalent.
Internal Failure Internal hardware failure.
Contact Raritan technical support. The web
interface contains additional indicators for
specific internal failures.
Lamp
Meaning
Overload
Power to load is turned off due to a short
circuit.
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Control Push Buttons
Button
Action taken when pressed
Alarm Override
Forces a manual transfer during an alarm
condition.
Lamp Test
Turns on all transfer switch indicator
lamps. Power Quality LEDs turn orange.
Manual Transfer
Transfers power to the other inlet.
Newly-activated inlet becomes the
preferred inlet.
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PX3TS Configuration
STEP 1: Connect the PX3TS to Your Network
1. Connect a standard Category 5e/6 UTP cable to the
ETHERNET port on the PX3TS.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to your LAN.
Note: You can also use a wireless network. See
Wireless
Configuration
(on page 8).
Step 2: Display the DHCP-Assigned IPv4 Address
1. Press the MODE button until device settings are displayed,
indicated by a 'd' in at the top left of the display.
2. The LCD display cycles between the four octets of the IPv4
address, indicated by "i4" at the upper right corner of the
display.