| General |
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| Urgent alarm |
Critical |
One or more urgent alarms are present. |
- One or more alarms requires immediate action. Identify what other
alarms are active and check the description/troubleshooting for those
alarms.
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| Non-urgent alarm |
Warning |
One or more non urgent alarms are present. |
- One or more alarms requires action. Identify what other alarms
are active and check the description/troubleshooting for those alarms.
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| Common alarm |
Critical |
One or more alarms that are configured for the common alarm are present.The common alarm is mainly intended to be used for external signals. |
- One or more alarms requires action or immediate action. Identify
what other alarms are active and check the description/troubleshooting
for those alarms.
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| Operation
Mode |
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| Float charge |
Indication |
The rectifier float charge mode is active. |
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| Charge (Boost charge) |
Indication |
The rectifier boost charge mode is active. The rectifier DC output
voltage is higher than float charge voltage. |
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| Equalizing charge |
Warning |
The rectifier equalizing charge mode is active. The rectifier DC
output voltage is higher than float and boost charge voltage. |
- Check if the connected load is approved for the higher voltage,
else switch back to float charge or disconnect the load, see How to Change to Float Charge.
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| Direct feed |
Warning |
The rectifier direct feed mode is active. Battery might not be charged
anymore. |
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| Battery operation |
Warning |
The batteries are being discharged to supply the load. |
- Check availability of supply mains.
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| Breaker
Status |
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| Mains circuit breaker open |
Critical |
The input breaker is open. |
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| Battery circuit breaker open |
Critical |
The internal battery breaker and/or the external battery breaker
is open. |
- Close the battery breaker(s).
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| Output mcb tripped |
Critical |
The output breaker is open. |
- Close the output breaker.
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| Surge voltage prot. tripped |
Warning |
The AC input surge arrester has tripped. |
- Replace the surge arrester.
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| Input breaker trip or off |
Critical |
One or more individual module input breakers has tripped. |
- Check the module where the input breaker tripped for any indication
of possible cause, for example check if the Module fault alarm is
active, the logbook and visually inspect the module.
- Close the breaker and check if the module is running.
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| Distribution fault |
Warning |
One or more outgoing feeders in the system or in an external distribution
has tripped |
- Check if the load is ready to be connected and that no short
circuit is pending, then close the breaker(s).
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| Mains circuit breaker openThe same alarm message name is used
for both breakers in a 2N system. |
Critical |
The input breaker and/or the dual input breaker is open. |
- Close the input breaker(s).
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| Rectifier
Mains |
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| Mains voltage out of range |
Warning |
The rectifier mains input is out of tolerance. Depending on the cause
the modules might not run. |
- Unstable rectifier mains input.
- The input voltage (average) is out of tolerance.
- Check wiring at the rectifier mains input terminal.
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| Mains error |
Warning |
The rectifier mains input is not available. The modules cannot operate. |
- Unstable rectifier mains input.
- The input voltage (average) is out of tolerance.
- The input frequency is out of tolerance.
- At least one phase is not connected.
- Check wiring at the rectifier mains input terminal.
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| Modules / Output |
| Module fault |
Warning/CriticalIf
the system is configured with at least one redundant module action
is not required immediately. |
One or more modules are inoperable. |
- Check the status
of the modules, for more information see .
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| Fan fault |
Warning |
At least one of the fans is rotating too slowly or is inoperable. |
- Check the status
of the modules, for more information see .
- Replace the inoperable module.Fan cooled modules with one
inoperable fan can still run with up to 30% load.
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| Device temperature high |
Warning |
One or more rectifier modules are above the high temperature
level. |
- Check the cabinet temperature.
- Check that the cabinet air inlet/outlet are not covered.
- Check the systems total load.
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| Converter overtemperature shutdown |
Critical |
One or more rectifier modules are above the temperature shutdown
level. The modules will run with reduced output power. |
- Check the cabinet temperature.
- Check that the cabinet air inlet/outlet are not covered.
- Check the systems total load.
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| Output voltage out of range |
Critical |
The output voltage is above or below the tolerance level. |
- Check if the rectifier modules are running.
- Check that the rectifier mains is available.
- Check if that battery is connected.
- Check battery charge status.
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| Converter overvoltage shutdown |
Critical |
One or more modules switched OFF because of too high output voltage.The red LED will flash fast 3 times. |
- To fully restart a module it has to be disconnected from the
system back plate. Loosen the module screw and pull out the module
about 1-2 cm. Wait a minute and insert the module and tighten the
screw.
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| Output power warning |
Warning |
One or more rectifier modules have reached power limitation (modules
are overloaded). |
- Reduced fan speed or inoperable fan.
- High module temperature.
- Rectifier mains input is too low/out of tolerance.
- The system is overloaded.
- If necessary, replace the inoperable module.
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| Current limiting |
Warning |
One or more rectifier modules have reached current limitation (modules
are overloaded). |
- Reduced fan speed or inoperable fan.
- High module temperature.
- Rectifier mains input is too low/out of tolerance.
- The system is overloaded.
- If necessary, replace the inoperable module.
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| Battery |
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| Earth fault plus circuit |
Warning |
Leakage current from the positive pole detected. |
- DC output mains is floating (IT), a single/first DC earth fault
is not critical. Check the installation in view of positive earth
fault.
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| Earth fault minus circuit |
Warning |
Leakage current from the negative pole detected. |
- DC output mains is floating (IT), a single/first DC earth fault
is not critical. Check the installation in view of negative earth
fault.
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| Battery current limitation active |
Indication |
The battery charging current has reached its maximum limit. The rectifier
will regulate the DC output current to not overcharge the batteries
with a too high charging current. |
- The battery is heavily discharged.
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| Battery test |
Indication |
The battery test is running. |
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| Battery test error |
Critical |
The battery is discharged or weak. The battery is unable to supply
the DC load in case of an AC failure. |
- Check the battery bank.
- If there is no visual damage to the batteries, it might help
to enable boost charge or equalize charge for a limited period.Remember to verify that any connected load is approved for the higher
output voltage.
- If necessary, replace battery cells.
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| Battery test not allowed |
Indication |
The conditions to start the battery test is not meet. |
- Check conditions for the battery test.
- Wait until the conditions are meet.
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| Battery circuit test failed |
Critical |
The battery is discharged, weak or not correctly connected. The battery
is unable to supply the DC load in case of an AC failure. |
- Check that the battery breaker(s) are closed.
- Check the battery cables and connections.
- Check the condition of the battery cells.
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| Battery circuit test blocked |
Indication |
The conditions to start the battery circuit test is not meet. |
- Check conditions for the battery test.
- Wait until the conditions are meet.
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| Temperature sensor fault |
Warning |
No signal available from the temperature sensor. |
- Check the temperature sensor cable and connection.
- Check the temperature sensor for damage.
- If necessary, replace the battery temperature sensor.
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| Output voltage high |
Warning |
The system output voltage is above the set high voltage level. |
- Module output voltage is too high.
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| DC voltage low |
Warning |
The DC voltage is below the set low voltage level. |
- Check connection to the battery, it might be open or interrupted.
- The battery is discharged.
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| Battery exhaustive discharged |
Critical |
The battery is discharged. The connection between the battery and
the load must be opened to avoid permanent damage to the battery. |
- The battery needs to be charged.
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| Redundancy
and Blocks |
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| Current redundancy error |
Critical |
Only for redundant N+x and N+N module configurations. The redundancy
is currently not available because of some inoperable modules. (Calculated
based on output current). |
- Replace the inoperable
modules.
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| Address redundancy error |
Critical |
Only for redundant N+x and N+N module configurations. The redundancy
is currently not available because of some inoperable modules. (Calculated
based on number of modules). |
- Replace the inoperable
modules.
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| Address redundancy warning |
Warning |
Only for redundant N+x and N+N module configurations. The redundancy
is currently reduced because of some inoperable modules. (Calculated
based on number of modules). |
- Replace the inoperable
modules.
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| Boost charging blocked |
Indication |
Boost charge mode is blocked. The mode can be blocked by an external/internal
signal. |
- Check the customized condition that blocks the boost charge mode.
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| Equalize charging blocked |
Indication |
Equalizing charge mode is blocked. The mode can be blocked by an
external/internal signal. |
- Check the customized condition that blocks the equalizing charge
mode.
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