User manual APC BACK-UPS ES 400VA

[. . . ] Follow instructions to complete the installation. Note: if the on-screen instructions do not appear automatically (Autoplay is disabled), then perform steps 2 and 3 below. On the computer desktop of the display, double-click on My Computer. Double-click on the CD-ROM drive icon, and follow the on-screen instructions. [. . . ] This mode is covered in greater detail on Page 2. Reset switch - this switch is located on the rear of the Back-UPS, just above the fans, as shown in the figure in Step 4. 990-4991 ESTIMATED RUN TIME IN MINUTES Battery Charge IN OUT V kW Hz % System Faults AVR SEE MANUAL System Status DISPLAY HOLD TO MUTE Continuous tone - this alarm sounds whenever the battery backup outputs are overloaded. Overload mode is covered in greater detail on Page 2. Replace battery - this is lit whenever the battery is near the end of its useful life, or if the battery is not connected. A battery nearing the end of its life should be replaced. LOAD ON LINE LOW ON BATT SENSITIVITY ESTIMATED RUN TIME IN MINUTES IN OUT V kW Hz % AVR SEE MANUAL DISPLAY HOLD TO MUTE Power ON/OFF switch - is used to turn input power on and off. It is also used to initiate self-test, to go into Sensitivity mode, and it is used with the DISPLAY button to reset the Event Counter. Chirps for 1 Minute every 5 hours - this alarm sounds whenever the battery fails the automatic diagnostic test. ON-LINE MODE Display Selection When you are in ON-LINE mode, and press the DISPLAY button, you will rotate through the following seven groups of displays and messages. When you press the DISPLAY button the first time, the LCD is back lit, and the input voltage (IN) default screen is displayed, in this example 110 V is displayed. When you press the DISPLAY button a second time, the power EVENT counter is displayed, as shown below. To reset the counter, press and hold the DISPLAY button, and press the power ON/OFF button. LOAD ON LINE ON-LINE MODE (Continued) When you press the DISPLAY button a seventh time the ON BATT output (OUT) frequency is displayed, in this example it is 60. 0 Hz. V LOAD ON LINE BATTERY MODE (Continued) When you press the DISPLAY button a sixth time, the battery backup LOAD is displayed as a percentage (%); in this example it is 82%. ON BATT OTHER STATUS INDICATORS LOAD Self-Test To initiate self-test mode, press the power ON/OFF button, and hold it in for ONE second. The AC plug symbol (ON LINE) flashes off and on during self-test mode. % Flashing LOAD ON LINE IN IN V OUT Hz DISPLAY BATTERY MODE Display Selection When you are in battery (ON BATT) mode, and press the DISPLAY button, you will rotate through the following seven groups of displays and messages. LOAD When you press the DISPLAY button a seventh time the ONLINE output (OUT) frequency is displayed, in this example it is 60. 0 Hz. ON BATT LOAD Mute ON BATT LOAD OUT ON BATT Hz LOAD ON LINE When you press the DISPLAY button the first time, the LCD is back lit, and the default screen (ESTIMATED RUN TIME IN MINUTES) is displayed, in this case it is 18 minutes. ESTIMATED RUN TIME IN MINUTES WARNINGS Warning 1 - Online Overload This warning indicates that there is an ONLINE overload condition at 1. 25 kW, indicated by the flashing overload icon. ON LINE When you press the DISPLAY button a second time, the power EVENT counter is displayed, as shown below. To reset the counter, press and hold the DISPLAY button, and press the power ON/OFF button. DISPL AY DISPLA Y LOAD kW LOAD ON LINE LOAD Flashing This feature allows you to mute the audible alarm (the beeper) for a single display and message. To mute the audible alarm, the unit should be on battery, or the ESTIMATED RUN TIME IN MINUTES "speaker" symbol is displayed. The second example shows a black out, or less than 10 Vac. IN V IN SYSTEM FAULTS Up to nine system faults can be displayed (F01 F09). A note, SEE MANUAL, is provided just below the system fault number. The system faults include: F01 - On-Battery Overload F02 - On-Battery Output Short F03 - On-Battery XCap Overload F04 - Clamp Short F05 - Charger Fault Flashing V OUT When you press the DISPLAY button a fifth time the (ON BATT) input LOAD in Watts (W) is displayed, in this example 760 W is displayed. ON BATT LOAD ESTIMATED RUN TIME IN MINUTES W F06 - Relay Welding F07 - Temperature F08 - Fan Fault F09 - Internal Fault SEE MANUAL Note: If no buttons are pushed, and no operations occur for five seconds, the unit automatically exits pushbutton programming mode. Once you have selected the desired display mode, continue with normal operations. TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Back-UPS will not switch on. SPECIFICATIONS Possible Cause Back-UPS is not connected to the AC power source. For the BR1300LCD, BR1500LCD, BX1300LCD and BX1500LCD order part APCRBC109. Please recycle spent battery cartridges. Internal battery is not connected. Utility input voltage quality is out of range. Back-UPS does not power essential equipment during an outage. Back-UPS operates on battery although utility power is provided. Equipment is plugged into a Surge Only outlet. The UPS's plug has partially pulled out of the wall outlet, the wall outlet was turned off, or its circuit breaker tripped. [. . . ] The customer pays for shipping the unit to APC. APC pays ground freight transportation costs to ship the replacement unit to the customer. 23o to 113oF -5o to 45oC Operating / Storage Relative Humidity 0 to 95% non-condensing Size (H x W x D) 8. 7 inch x 5. 1 inch x 13. 8 inch 220 mm x 130 mm x 350 mm Weight 1300 VA: 29. 7 lbs (13. 5 kg) 1500 VA: 30. 7 lbs (14. 0 kg) Shipping Weight 1300 VA: 33. 2 lbs (15. 1 kg) 1500 VA: 34. 2 lbs (15. 6 kg) EMI Classification FCC / DOC Class B Certified On Battery Run-Time Go to: http://www. apc. com/product Approvals TUV C-US, NOM Notice: This device complies with Parts 68 and 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. There is a label on the bottom of this equipment that contains, among other information, the FCC registration number and ringer equivalence number (REN) for this equipment. [. . . ]