Operator`s manual

A4 Programming the Dry Contacts and the Clock
On the surveillance version, the functions of the 2 front panel contacts can be programmed to
meet your specications with RS–232 communications. You can also adjust the unit’s date and
time.
A4.1 Programming the Dry Contacts
The functions of dry contacts can be changed with RS-232 communications.
For example, to change contact C1:
1. To see how it is currently programmed, type c1 (all lower case) and press ENTER.
2. The UPS responds with *c1=1 where the * shows the unit responded to your command.
A value of 1 indicates that it is programmed to be the On Battery indicator as shown in the
Dry Contact Conguration table below.
3. To change the contact, type c1=X where X is 1 to 8 and press ENTER.
The UPS responds with *c1=(1 to 8). The programming is done for that contact. Repeat as
necessary for the other contacts.
Each contact can only be programmed for one function at a time; it cannot show
multiple conditions.
4. To reset the contacts to the factory default (C1=On Battery, C2=Low Battery), type default
and press ENTER. The UPS responds with *default, showing it is reset.
Finished
Note: The timer contact closes after the UPS has been in battery mode for a pre-programmed
amount of time. The default setting is 2 hours (14,400 0.5 second steps) but it can be set to
a maximum value of 8 hours (57,600 0.5 second steps). To change the time, after the contact
has been programmed to be a timer contact:
1. To see how it is currently programmed, type timer (all lower case) and press ENTER.
The UPS responds with *timer=XXXXX where XXXXX is the setting in 0.5 second steps.
For example a reading of 120 shows the timer is set to 60 seconds.
2. To set the timer, type timer=X and press ENTER where X can be from 1 (0.5 second) to a
maximum of 57,600 steps (8 hours).
The UPS responds with *timer=(value you have set).
Dry Contact Conguration
1= On Battery 3= Timer 1 5= Fault 7= Timer 2
2= Low Battery 4= Alarm 6= Disabled 8= Timer 3
Appendix
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