Winpower

User Manual
 SISTEMA DE ALIMENTACIÓN ININTERRUMPIDA serie SOHO+.
UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY series SOHO+.
SYSTÈME D'ALIMENTATION SANS INTERRUPTION série SOHO+.

Manual de usuario, instalación y puesta en marcha.

User's manual, installation and start-up.
Manuel d'utilisateur, installation et mise en service.

EK976A05
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Índice general.

1.- INTRODUCCIÓN.
1.1.- Carta de agradecimiento.
1.2.- Utilizando este manual.
1.2.1.- Convenciones y símbolos usados.
1.2.2.- Para más información y/o ayuda.
2.- ASEGURAMIENTO DE LA CALIDAD Y NORMATIVA.
2.1.- Declaración de la dirección.
2.2.- Normativa.
2.3.- Seguridad y primeros auxilios.
2.4.- Medio Ambiente.
3.- PRESENTACIÓN.
3.1.- Vistas frontales y traseras, conectividad.
3.1.1.- Modelos 400/600/800 VA.
3.1.2.- Modelos 1000/1400/2000 VA.
3.2.- Sinóptico con display LCD.
3.3.- Nomenclatura.
3.4.- Esquema estructural.
3.5.- Principio de funcionamiento.
4.- INSTALACIÓN.
4.1.- Importantes instrucciones de seguridad.
4.1.1.- A tener en cuenta.
4.1.2.- Avisos generales.
4.1.3.- Avisos de seguridad respecto las baterías.
4.2.- Recepción del equipo.
4.2.1.- Desembalaje y comprobación del contenido.
4.2.2.- Almacenaje.
4.2.3.- Emplazamiento.
4.2.4.- Carga de las baterías.
4.3.- Puertos de comunicación.
4.3.1.- Descripción y características.
4.3.2.- Instalación del software.
4.4.- Conexionado.
4.4.1.- De la alimentación.
4.4.2.- De la salida.
4.4.3.- Del Modem/Línea de teléfono.
5.- OPERACIÓN.
5.1.- Puesta en marcha y paro.
5.2.- Display LCD.
6.- MANTENIMIENTO, GARANTÍA Y SERVICIO.
6.1.- Guía básica de mantenimiento.
6.2.- Guía de problemas y soluciones (Trouble Shooting).
6.3.- Condiciones de la garantía.
6.3.1.- Producto cubierto.
6.3.2.- Términos de la garantía.
6.3.3.- Exclusiones.
6.4.- Red de servicios técnicos.
7.- ANEXOS.
7.1.- Características técnicas.
7.2.- Glosario.

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1.- INTRODUCCIÓN.

1.1.- Carta de agradecimiento.

Les agradecemos de antemano, la confianza depositada en nosotros al adquirir este producto. Lean este manual de
instrucciones cuidadosamente antes de poner en marcha el equipo y guárdenlo para futuras consultas que puedan surgir.

Quedamos a su entera disposición para toda información suplementaria o consultas que deseen realizarnos.

Atentamente les saluda,

SALICRU

 El equipo aquí descrito es capaz de causar importantes daños físicos bajo una incorrecta manipulación. Por ello
el mantenimiento y/o reparación deben ser llevados a cabo exclusivamente por nuestro personal o bien por
personal cualificado.
 Siguiendo nuestra política de constante evolución, nos reservamos el derecho de modificar las caracterís-
ticas total o parcialmente sin previo aviso.
 Queda prohibida la reproducción o cesión a terceros de este manual, sin previa autorización por escrito por
parte de nuestra firma.

1.2.- Utilizando este manual.

El propósito de este manual o publicación es el de proveer información relativa a la seguridad y explicaciones sobre los
procedimientos para la instalación y operación del equipo. Leer el manual detenidamente antes de su instalación,
cambio de emplazamiento, configuración o manipulación de cualquier índole, incluida la operación de puesta en
marcha y paro.
Guardar este documento para futuras consultas.
En las siguientes páginas los terminos “equipo” y “S.S.T.”, se refieren respectivamente al Sistema de Alimentación
Ininterrumpida o SAI, y al Servicio y Soporte Técnico.

1.2.1.- Convenciones y símbolos usados.

Símbolo de «Atención». Leer atentamente el párrafo de texto y tomar las medidas preventivas indicadas.

Símbolo de «Peligro de descarga eléctrica». Prestar especial atención a este símbolo, tanto en la
indicación impresa sobre del equipo como en la de los párrafos de texto referidos en este Manual de
instrucciones.

Símbolo de «Borne de puesta a tierra». Conectar el cable de tierra de la instalación a este borne.

Símbolo de «Notas de información».

Preservación del Medio Ambiente: La presencia de este símbolo en el producto o en su documentación

asociada indica que, al finalizar su ciclo de vida útil, éste no deberá eliminarse con los residuos domésticos.
Para evitar los posibles daños al medio ambiente separe este producto de otros residuos y recíclelo
adecuadamente.
Los usuarios pueden contactar con su proveedor o con las autoridades locales pertinentes para informarse
sobre cómo y dónde pueden llevar el producto para ser reciclado y/o eliminado correctamente.

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1.2.2.- Para más información y/o ayuda.

• Para más información y/o ayuda sobre la versión específica de su unidad, solicítela a nuestro departamento de
Servicio y Soporte Técnico (S.S.T.).

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2.- ASEGURAMIENTO DE LA CALIDAD Y NORMATIVA.

2.1.- Declaración de la dirección.

Nuestro objetivo es la satisfacción del cliente, por tanto esta Dirección ha decidido establecer una Política de Calidad
y Medio Ambiente, mediante la implantación de un Sistema de Gestión de la Calidad y Medio Ambiente que nos
convierta en capaces de cumplir con los requisitos exigidos en la norma ISO 9001 e ISO 14001 y también por
nuestros Clientes y Partes Interesadas.

Así mismo, la Dirección de la empresa está comprometida con el desarrollo y mejora del Sistema de Gestión de la
Calidad y Medio Ambiente, por medio de:

• La comunicación a toda la empresa de la importancia de satisfacer tanto los requisitos del cliente como los
legales y reglamentarios.

• La difusión de la Política de Calidad y Medio Ambiente y la fijación de los objetivos de la Calidad y Medio Ambiente.

• La realización de revisiones por la Dirección.

• El suministro de los recursos necesarios.

2.2.- Normativa.

El producto SOHO+ está diseñado, fabricado y comercializado de acuerdo con la norma EN ISO 9001 de
Aseguramiento de la Calidad. El marcado indica la conformidad a las Directivas de la CEE mediante la aplicación
de las normas siguientes:

• 2006/95/EC de Seguridad de Baja Tensión.

• 2004/108/EC de Compatibilidad Electromagnética (CEM).

Según las especificaciones de las normas armonizadas. Normas de referencia:

• EN-IEC 62040-1. Sistemas de alimentación ininterrumpida (SAI). Parte 1-1: Requisitos generales y de seguridad
para SAI utilizados en áreas de acceso a usuarios.

• EN-IEC 60950-1. Equipos de tecnología de la información. Seguridad. Parte 1: Requisitos generales.

• EN-IEC 62040-2. Sistemas de alimentación ininterrumpida (SAI). Parte 2: Requisitos CEM.

El fabricante no se hace responsable en caso de modificación o intervención sobre el equipo por parte del
usuario.

Este es un producto para su uso en aplicaciones comerciales e industriales y pueden ser necesarias
restricciones en la instalación o medidas adicionales para prevenir perturbaciones.

La declaración de conformidad CE del producto se encuentra a disposición del cliente previa petición
expresa a nuestras oficinas centrales.

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2.3.- Seguridad y primeros auxilios.

• Junto con el equipo y este «Manual de instalación y operación» se suministra la información relativa a las
«Instrucciones de seguridad» (Ver documento EK266*08). Antes de proceder a la instalación o puesta en marcha,
comprobar que dispone de ambas informaciones; de lo contrario solicítelas. Es obligatorio el cumplimiento
relativo a las «Instrucciones de seguridad», siendo legalmente responsable el usuario en cuanto a su observancia.

• Los equipos provistos de toma de corriente de entrada con clavija y bases de salida, pueden ser conectados y
utilizados por personal sin ningún tipo de experiencia.

2.4.- Medio Ambiente.

Este producto ha sido diseñado para respetar el Medio Ambiente y fabricado según norma ISO 14001.

Reciclado del equipo al final de su vida útil:

Nuestra compañía se compromete a utilizar los servicios de sociedades autorizadas y conformes con la reglamen-
tación para que traten el conjunto de productos recuperados al final de su vida útil (póngase en contacto con su
distribuidor).

Embalaje:
Para el reciclado del embalaje, confórmese a las exigencias legales en vigor.

Baterías:
Las baterías representan un serio peligro para la salud y el medio ambiente. La eliminación de las mismas deberá
realizarse de acuerdo con las leyes vigentes.

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3.- PRESENTACIÓN.

3.1.- Vistas frontales y traseras, conectividad.

3.1.1.- Modelos 400/600/800 VA.

Panel frontal.
1. Display LCD retroiluminado.
2. Pulsador «ON/OFF».

Panel trasero.
1. Puerto de comunicación.
2. Protección contra sobretensiones Modem/teléfono.
3. Salida AC.
4. Entrada AC.
5. Magnetotérmico.

0,4 - 0,8 kVA

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3.1.2.- Modelos 1000/1400/2000 VA.

Panel frontal.
1. Display LCD retroiluminado.
2. Pulsador «ON/OFF».

Panel trasero.
1. Puerto de comunicación.
2. Ventilador.
3. Salida AC.
4. Protección contra sobretensiones Modem/teléfono.
5. Entrada AC.
6. Magnetotérmico.

1 kVA 1,4 / 2 kVA

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3.2.- Sinóptico con display LCD.

Como se puede observar en la siguiente figura, el equipo dispone de un display LCD de serie, donde se reflejan la
tensión y frecuencia de entrada, la tensión y frecuencia de salida, y los indicadores de fallo, nivel de carga, capacidad
de la batería, modo línea y modo batería.

ENTRADA (Unidad: V AC)

MODO LÍNEA (estabilización)
SALIDA (Unidad: V AC)
FALLO
MODO AUTONOMÍA
CAPACIDAD BATERÍA
NIVEL DE CARGA

3.3.- Nomenclatura.

SPS.400.SOHO+ 220V "EE61837-37"

Equipo especial "EE".

Tensión entrada/salida distinta a 230V.
Serie del SPS.
Potencia en VA.

3.4.- Esquema estructural.

Filtro de Estabil. electrónico Bypass a

entrada (Boost-up / Back down) relé
N
N Salida AC
Entrada AC
F F

Baterías

Cargador Ondulador

Fig. 1. Esquema de bloques SPS serie SOHO+.

3.5.- Principio de funcionamiento.

El SPS es un Sistema de Alimentación Ininterrumpida Off-Line e interactivo (Estabilizador electrónico Boost-up/Back-down),

controlado por microprocesador. Con el equipo en marcha su funcionamiento es el siguiente:

• Con red presente comprendida entre 75 % al 125 % el SPS suministra tensión de salida a través del estabilizador,
además de cargar las baterías.

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• En caso de red ausente o incorrecta (fuera de márgenes) el ondulador suministra energía de onda pseudosenoidal
a partir de las baterías, durante un tiempo limitado.

• Al restablecerse la red o retornar a sus márgenes correspondientes, la carga se alimenta de nuevo de la red
comercial previo filtrado, y a través del estabilizador.

• Adicionalmente, dispone de protección contra picos de tensión para la línea telefónica (Fax, Modem, ...), a través
de los conectores RJ-11/RJ-45.

• El mero hecho de estar conectado el equipo a la red comercial, las baterías se recargan.

• Si se sobrecarga el SPS en cualquiera de sus modos de funcionamiento, realizará un shutdown de la salida al

cabo de unos segundos:

Line Mode
110%+20%/-10%; shutdown a los 5 minutos y paso a modo fallo.
120%+20%/-10%; shutdown inmediato y paso a modo fallo.

Battery Mode
110%+20%/-10%; shutdown pasados 5 segundos.
120%+20%/-10%; shutdown inmediato.

• El equipo dispone de autodetección automática de la frecuencia de entrada, que se activa al conectarlo a la red
de alimentación.

• El SPS se suministra con un software de supervisión "Winpower Administrator" y un cable de conexión para utilizar
entre el equipo y su ordenador. Con ello se obtiene un funcionamiento inteligente, que proporciona una protección
perfecta de las cargas críticas.

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4.- INSTALACIÓN.

4.1.- Importantes instrucciones de seguidad.

GUARDE ESTAS INTRUCCIONES –Este manual contiene importantes instrucciones para los modelos SOHO+ 400/
600/800/1000/1400/2000 VA que deberían seguirse durante la instalación y el mantenimiento del SAI y las baterías.

Seguridad – ATENCIÓN!

• Este SAI utiliza tensiones peligrosas. No intente desmantelar la unidad. La unidad no contiene elementos
reutilizables. Sólo personal autorizado de fábrica puede llevar a cabo reparaciones.

• La tensión interna de las baterías es de 12Vdc. Constan de 6 celdas, selladas y de plomo ácido.

• La conexión a cualquier otro tipo de enchufe diferente de dos polos o dos polos más tierra puede provocar daños
por electrocución así como violar las leyes eléctricas locales.

• En caso de emergencia, parar el SAI y desconectar el cable de red para deshabilitar apropiadamente el SAI.

• No permitir que cualquier líquido u objeto extraño entre en el SAI. No acercar líquidos a la unidad que puedan
derramarse.

• Esta unidad debe instalarse en un ambiente controlado (temperatura adecuada, instalación interior en atmósferas
libres de contaminantes conductivos). Evitar su instalación en ubicaciones suceptibles de mojarse o con una
humedad excesiva.

• No enchufar la entrada del SAI en su propia salida.

• No conectar bases de enchufes o supresores de sobretensiones al SAI.

• No conectar cargas no informáticas, tales como equipamiento médico, equipamiento de soporte vital, hornos
microondas o limpiadores de bomba de vacío.

• Para reducir el riesgo de sobretemperatura, no cubrir las rejillas de ventilación del SAI, evitar su exposición al sol
directo y no instalar la unidad cerca de fuentes emisoras de calor como estufas o calefactores.

• Desenchufar el SAI antes de su limpieza. No utilizar líquidos o sprays detergentes.

• No tirar las baterías al fuego. Pueden explotar.

• No abrir o mutilar las baterías. El vertido de electrolito es dañino para la piel y los ojos y es tóxico.

• Una batería puede presentar riesgo de electrocución y una gran intensidad de cortocircuito. Las siguientes
precauciones deberían ser observadas durante su manipulación:
1) Desprenderse de relojes, anillos o cualquier objeto metálico de las manos.
2) Use herramientas con mangos aislantes.
3) Llevar guantes de goma y botas.
4) No dejar herramientas u objetos metálicos sobre las baterías.
5) Desconectar las fuentes de carga antes de conectar o desconectar los terminales de baterías.

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• El cambio de baterías debería ser llevado a cabo o supervisado por personal conocedor de las mismas y tomando
las precauciones adecuadas. El personal no autorizado ha de mantenerse apartado.

• Cuando cambie las baterías, reemplacelas con el mismo número de baterías selladas de plomo-ácido.

• Este equipamiento enchufable tipo A con baterías ya instaladas por el suministrador, es instalable y utilizable por
el usuario.

• Durante la instalación, debería asegurarse que la suma de las corrientes de fuga del SAI y de las cargas
conectadas no excediera los 3,5mA.

• La toma de enchufe que alimenta el SAI debería estar cerca del mismo y ser fácilmente accesible.

4.1.1.- A tener en cuenta.

• Es obligatorio el cumplimiento relativo a los “Avisos de seguridad”, siendo legalmente responsable el usuario en
cuanto a su observancia. Lea atentamente las mismas y siga los pasos indicados por el orden establecido.
Las normativas eléctricas locales y diferentes restricciones en el lugar del cliente, pueden invalidar algunas
recomendaciones contenidas en el manual. Donde existan discrepancias, el usuario debe cumplir las normas
locales pertinentes.
Las instrucciones e ilustraciones de este manual son genéricas para toda la serie y son una guía como referencia.
Si su modelo no equipa alguno de los elementos descritos, omitir toda referencia y proseguir. Por otra parte el
equipo se entrega debidamente identificado mediante serigrafía o etiquetado, prestar atención al mismo.

• Para períodos de desconexión prolongados, deberá considerarse la conexión del equipo cada cuatro meses
durante por lo menos 6 horas, con el fin de recargar las baterías, evitando de esta forma la degradación
irreversible de éstas. Por otra parte en caso de almacenar un equipo, se realizará en lugar fresco y seco, jamás
a la intemperie.

• No instale el equipo en ambientes corrosivos, polvorientos y jamás a la intemperie. Evite la luz solar directa.

• La ubicación será aireada, lejos de fuentes de calor y de fácil acceso. Dejar un espacio libre mínimo de 25 cm.
en la periferia del equipo para la circulación del aire de ventilación.
No obstruya las rejillas de ventilación ni introduzca objetos a través de las mismas u otros orificios.

• No coloque materiales encima de un equipo, ni elementos que impidan la visualización del frontal.

• Emplazar el equipo lo más cerca de la toma de corriente y de las cargas a alimentar.

• No limpie los equipos con productos abrasivos, corrosivos, líquidos o detergentes. Si desea limpiar el equipo, pase un paño
húmedo y seque a continuación. Evitar salpicaduras o vertidos que puedan introducirse por ranuras o rejillas de ventilación.

• A fin de evitar la descarga total de las baterías y como medida de seguridad después de un corte de larga duración
de la red comercial y al finalizar la jornada de trabajo, debe procederse al paro de las cargas y posteriormente al
del equipo siguiendo la operatoria descrita en el «Manual de instrucciones».

• Cuando deba sustituir un magnetotérmico, se hará por otro del mismo calibre, tipo y tamaño.
Instalar el SAI es fácil si se siguen los pasos mostrados a continuación. El comnutador de puesta en
marcha debe de permanecer en posición "ON" ya que, de lo contrario, el SAI permanecerá apagado y
sus cargas no estarán alimentadas.

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4.1.2.- Avisos generales.

• El SPS es un equipo de continuidad de suministro. Si desaparece la red de alimentación cuando está en marcha,
las líneas de salida continúan con tensión dependiendo de la autonomía proporcionada por el grupo de baterías.

• Todas las conexiones se harán sin red presente y con el equipo en reposo.

• Las secciones de los cables utilizados para la alimentación del equipo y las cargas a alimentar, estarán en
consonancia con la corriente nominal indicada en la placa de características pegada en el equipo, respetando el
Reglamento Electrotécnico de Baja Tensión.

• Prestar especial atención al etiquetado del equipo que advierte del «Peligro de descarga eléctrica» e indicado como
( ). En el interior del equipo existen tensiones peligrosas, no abrir jamás la carcasa, el acceso debe efectuarlo
personal autorizado y competente. En caso de mantenimiento o avería, consultar al S.S.T. más próximo.

• Debe conectarse obligatoriamente la conexión de tierra de protección, asegurándose que ello se realiza antes de
conectar la tensión de entrada. El usuario debe de asegurarse que la toma de corriente corresponde al tipo
suministrado, con toma de tierra debidamente instalada y conectada a la tierra de protección local.

• Deben fijarse todos los cables eléctricos de alimentación de los equipos y de las cargas, a partes inamovibles, ya
que de lo contrario quedan expuestos a tirones.

4.1.3.- Avisos de seguridad respecto las baterías.

• La tensión de baterías representa un riesgo de electrocución y puede provocar altas corrientes de cortocircuito.
Antes de manipularlas, tomar las siguientes medidas preventivas:
- Desconectar los debidos elementos de protección y asegurarse que el equipo esté desactivado.
- Al conectar módulos de baterías con el equipo, respetar la polaridad indicada en el etiquetado de ambos.
- Llevar guantes y calzado de goma.
- Utilizar herramientas con mangos aisladas.
- Quitarse anillos, pulseras u otros objetos colgantes metálicos.
- No depositar herramientas ni objetos metálicos sobre las baterías.
- No cortocircuitar los bornes de baterías del equipo ni de los posibles módulos de baterías, peligro de explosión.

• No cortocircuitar los bornes de una batería por el alto riesgo que conlleva. Ello va en detrimento del equipo y de ellas
mismas.

• Evitar esfuerzos y choques mecánicos.

• Jamás debe exponerse una batería a altas temperaturas. Existe peligro de explosión.

• No romper la carcasa ni intentar abrirla. El electrólito interior es tóxico y dañino para la piel y ojos. En caso de
contacto del ácido con partes del cuerpo, enjuagar rápidamente con agua abundante y acudir urgentemente al
servicio médico más próximo.

• Las baterías representan un serio peligro para la salud y el medio ambiente, la eliminación de las mismas deberá
realizarse de acuerdo a las leyes vigentes.

• Al sustituir baterías, utilice otras de la misma tensión, capacidad y marca.

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4.2.- Recepción del equipo.

4.2.1.- Desembalaje y comprobación del contenido.

• Al recepcionar el equipo verificar que no ha sufrido ningún percance durante el trasporte, por lo que es
conveniente desembalarlo para realizar una revisión ocular y comprobar que las características del mismo
corresponden a las especificadas en el pedido (ver placa características pegada en el embalaje). En caso contrario
de cualquier anomalía, realice las oportunas reclamaciones a su proveedor o en su falta a nuestra firma, citando
el nº de fabricación del equipo y las referencias del albarán de entrega.

• Una vez finalizada la recepción, aconsejamos guardar el equipo en su embalaje original hasta su puesta en
servicio con la finalidad de protegerlo contra posibles golpes, polvo, suciedad, etc. En todo caso, recomenda-
mos guardar el embalaje.

• El embalaje está compuesto de materiales reciclables, por lo que si va a desprenderse de él, elimínelo de acuerdo
a las leyes vigentes.

4.2.2.- Almacenaje.

• El almacenaje del equipo, se hará en un local seco, ventilado y al abrigo de la lluvia, proyecciones de agua o agentes
químicos. Es aconsejable mantener el equipo, en su embalaje original ya que ha sido específicamente diseñado para
asegurar al máximo la protección durante el transporte y almacenaje.

• El SPS incorpora baterías herméticas de plomo-calcio y su almacenaje no deberá de exceder de 4 meses

sin cargar las baterías durante por lo menos 6 horas. Ello implica la conexión del equipo a la red y su puesta en
marcha. Una vez recargadas las baterías, volver a guardarlo en su embalaje original.
No almacenar los aparatos en donde la temperatura ambiente exceda de 40º C o descienda de -20º C, ya que de
lo contrario puede revertir en la degradación de las características eléctricas de las baterías.

4.2.3.- Emplazamiento.

Instalar el SAI en cualquier ambiente protegido que garantice un adecuado flujo de aire, sin polvo excesivo,
ambientes corrosivos y contaminantes conductivos. No operar el SAI en un ambiente donde la temperatura
ambiente o la humedad sean altos. Además, ubicar el SAI a 20cm. del monitor, como mínimo, para evitar
interferencias.

4.2.4.- Carga de las baterías.

Esta unidad ha sido embalada en fábrica con su batería interna totalmente cargada. Sin embargo, durante el
transporte la batería ha podido perder parte de su carga, por lo que debería ser recargada antes de su uso. Enchufar
la unidad a una alimentación apropiada y dejar que se cargue durante al menos 8 horas (modelos 400/600/800 VA)
y 10 horas (modelos 1000/1400/2000 VA).

4.3.- Puertos de comunicación.

4.3.1.- Descripción y características.

La nueva serie SPS.SOHO+ incorpora un puerto USB con el que comunicarse con el exterior.

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4.3.2.- Software installation.

WinPower es el nuevo software de monitorización para SAI, el cual dispone de un amigable interface para
monitorizarlo y controlarlo. Este software dispone de un auto shutdown para sistemas multi-PC en el caso de fallo de
suministro. Con este software, los usuarios pueden monitorizar y controlar cualquier SAI en la misma red LAN sin
importar lo lejos que se encuentre del aparato.

Procedimiento de instalación:

1. Insertar el CD. El asistente de instalación arrancará automáticamente. Seguir los pasos indicados por el mismo.
2. Cuando sea requerido, entrar el nº de serie que aparece impreso en el propio CD.

Cuando el ordenador se reinicie, el software WinPower aparecerá como un icono en forma de enchufe verde en la
bandeja del sistema, cerca del reloj.

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4.4.- Conexionado.

4.4.1.- De la alimentación.

4.4.2.- De la salida.

Conectar un PC en cada un de los schuckos disponibles en la parte trasera del SAI (máximo tres).

4.4.3.- Del Modem / Línea de teléfono.

Conectar la línea de internet en el conector "In" de la parte trasera del SAI. Usar otro cable de Internet y enchufar
un extremo en el conector "Out" de la parte trasera del SAI y el otro extremo en el conector de entrada al modem
tal como se muestra a continuación.

Toma enchufe
pared

Modem / Fax / Teléfono

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5.- OPERACIÓN.

5.1.- Puesta en marcha y paro.

Para poner en marcha el SAI, presionar el botón de ON ligeramente. Para apagarlo, presionarlo de nuevo (cuando
está en marcha el LED está encendido).

5.2.- Display LCD.

El LED siempre lucerá mientras el SAI esté en marcha, aunque se encuentre en modo avería o descanso (rest mode).

En el momento en que el display LCD se active, mostrará toda la información durante 3s:

ENTRADA (Unidad: V AC)

MODO LÍNEA (estabilización)
SALIDA (Unidad: V AC)
FALLO
MODO AUTONOMÍA
CAPACIDAD BATERÍA
NIVEL DE CARGA
1) En el modo normal, el display mostrará lo siguiente:

2) En modo estabilización (AVR), el display mostrará lo siguiente. El símbolo parpadeará cada segundo.

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3) En modo batería, el display mostrará lo siguiente. El símbolo parpadeará cada segundo.

Nota: Si I/P-V < 40 V, la tensión de entrada se mostrará como "000".

4) En modo descanso (rest mode), el display mostrará lo siguiente.

Nota: La tensión de salida siempre se mostrará como "000" en modo descanso (rest mode).

5) En modo avería, el display mostrará lo siguiente:

6) Definición del nivel de carga:

7) Definición de la capacidad de la batería:

8) En sobrecarga, el símbolo parpadeará cada segundo.

9) En batería baja, el símbolo parpadeará cada segundo.

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6.- MANTENIMIENTO, GARANTÍA Y SERVICIO.

6.1.- Guía básica de mantenimiento.

Las principales directrices para un correcto mantenimiento se asemejan a las que nuestro Servicio y Soporte Técnico
aplican en la modalidad de mantenimiento Preventivo (ver apartado 6.4).

6.2.- Guía de problemas y soluciones (Trouble Shooting).

Utilizar la tabla adjunta para resolver los problemas menores de instalación y operación del SAI. Si todavía persisten
anomalías en el sistema, contactar con el servicio técnico inmediatamente.

Síntoma Causa posible Solución

No se ilumina el display
La alarma suena Sobrecarga en el SAI.
constantemente en situación
de red AC presente.
1. Batería descargada.
2. Batería defectuosa.
3. Cable de red mal conectado 3. Presionar de nuevo el
y/o pulsador On/Off no
activado.
1. Cargar la batería hasta las 8
horas.
2. Remplazar con el mismo tipo
de batería.
pulsador de puesta en marcha o
comprobar el cable de red.
Verificar que el nivel de carga es
adecuado a la capacidad del
SAI según las especificaciones.

Durante un fallo de red, el 1. Sobrecarga en el SAI. 1. Quitar la carga menos crítica.

tiempo de autonomía es muy
corto.
Pérdida de comunicación entre 1. Soflware mal instalado.
el SAI y el PC.
La red es correcta pero el
display LCD muestra que el
SAI está en modo batería.
2. Tensión de batería
demasiado baja.
3. Batería defectuosa debido a
la alta temperatura ambiente,
o a un malfuncionamiento de la
misma.
2. Cable mal conectado.
1. Magnetotérmico disparado
2. Cable de red suelto.
2. Cargar la batería 8 horas o
más.
3. Remplazar con el mismo tipo
de batería.
1. Chequear la instalación.
2. Verificar que el cable USB
está firmemente conectado al
PC y comprobar de nuevo la
instalación del software.
1. Rearmar el magnetotérmico
2. Conectar el cable de red
apropiadamente.

6.3.- Condiciones de la garantía.

La garantía limitada suministrada por SALICRU, S.A. se aplica sólo a productos que Ud. adquiera para uso comercial
o industrial en el normal desarrollo de sus negocios.

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6.3.1.- Producto cubierto.

Sistema de alimentación ininterrumpida, modelo SOHO+.

6.3.2.- Términos de la garantía.

SALICRU garantiza el producto contra todo defecto de materiales y/o mano de obra por un periodo de 24 meses a
contar desde su salida de fábrica. En caso de fallo del producto dentro del período de la presente garantía, SALICRU
deberá reponer el producto sin coste.

6.3.3.- Exclusiones.

SALICRU no estará obligado por la garantía si aprecia que el defecto en el producto no existe o fue causado por un
mal uso, negligencia, instalación y/o verificación inadecuadas, tentativas de reparación o modificación no autorizados,
o cualquier otra causa más allá del uso previsto, o por accidente, fuego, rayos u otros peligros. Tampoco cubrirá en
ningún caso indemnizaciones por daños o perjuicios.

6.4.- Red de servicios técnicos.

La cobertura, tanto nacional como internacional, de los puntos de Servicio y Soporte Técnico (S.S.T.), pueden
encontrarse en nuestra Web.

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 MODELO SPS.400.SOHO+ SPS.600.SOHO+ SPS.800.SOHO+ SPS.1000.SOHO+ SPS.1400.SOHO+ SPS.2000.SOHO+
CAPACIDAD VA / W 400 / 240 600 / 360 800 / 480 1000 / 600 1400 / 840 2000 / 1200
ENTRADA Tensión 220, 230, 240 VAC 230, 240 VAC
Rango tensión 162-290 VAC 166-290 VAC
7.- ANEXOS.
Frecuencia 50 Hz / 60 Hz
SALIDA Tensión 220, 230, 240 VAC 230, 240 VAC

(1) Mínimo al 50% de la carga.

Regulación tensión (Modo ± 10 % ± 5 % con carga < 50 %
batería)
Frecuencia 50 Hz / 60 Hz
7.1.- Características técnicas .

Regulación frecuencia ± 1 Hz
(Modo batería)
Forma de onda Pseudosenoidal
BATERÍA Número y tipo de baterías 12 V / 4,5 Ah x 1 12 V / 28 W x 1 12 V / 34 W x 1 12 V / 7 Ah x 2 12 V / 9 Ah x 2

Tiempo autonomía (1) 8 minutos 10 minutos 6 minutos

Tiempo recarga 8 Horas al 90 % después de una descarga completa 10 Horas al 90 % 6 Horas al 90%
TIEMPO DE Típico 2 - 6 ms 4 - 6 ms 4 - 8 ms

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TRANSFERENCIA
INDICADORES Display LCD Iluminado mientras el SAI esté en marcha, aunque se encuentre en modo avería o descanso (rest mode)
ALARMAS Modo Batería Pitido cada 10 segundos
Batería baja Pitido cada segundo
Sobrecarga Pitido cada 0,5 segundos
Remplazo batería Pitido cada 2 segundos
Fallo Pitido continuo
Buck / Boost > 70 % de la Pitido cada 0,5 segundos a los 25 minutos y fallo después de ND
carga 30 minutos
PROTECCIÓN Protección completa Descarga, Cortocircuito y Protección contra sobrecarga
FISICAS Dimensiones (DxWxD) 330 x 100 x 140 399 x 145 x 205
(mm.)
Peso neto (Kg.) 4,4 5,6 6,1 9 9,5 10
AMBIENTALES Operación 0 - 40 ºC, 0 - 90 % Humedad relativa no condensada
Nivel Ruido Inferior a 40 dB Inferior a 45 dB
INTERFACE USB Para la familia Windows & MAC
7.2.- Glosario.

• Compatibilidad electromagnética.- Rama de la tecnología electrónica y de telecomunicaciones que se

ocupa de las interferencias entre equipos eléctricos y electrónicos. Se define (según la normativa internacional
recogida en el Informe Técnico de la Comisión Electrotécnica Internacional 61000-1-1) como «la capacidad de
cualquier aparato, equipo o sistema para funcionar de forma satisfactoria en su entorno electromagnético sin
provocar perturbaciones electromagnéticas sobre cualquier cosa de ese entorno».

• VA.- El voltampere es la unidad de la potencia aparente en corriente eléctrica. En la corriente directa o

continua es prácticamente igual a la potencia real pero en corriente alterna puede diferir de ésta dependiendo
del factor de potencia. Los voltamperes se obtienen del producto aritmético de la multiplicación del voltaje por
la intensidad.

• LCD.- LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) son las siglas en inglés de Pantalla de Cristal Líquido.

• Puerto serie.- Un puerto serie es una interfaz de comunicaciones entre ordenadores y periféricos en donde la
información es transmitida bit a bit enviando un solo bit a la vez, en contraste con el puerto paralelo que envía
varios bits a la vez.

• Módem.- Es el acrónimo de las palabras modulador/demodulador. El modulador emite una señal analógica
constante denominada portadora. Generalmente, se trata de una simple señal sinusoidal. A medida que se
desea transmitir datos digitales, se modifica alguna característica de la señal portadora, de manera que se
indica si se está transmitiendo un «cero» o un «uno».

• Magnetotérmico.- Un interruptor magnetotérmico basa su funcionamiento en dos de los efectos producidos

por la circulación de corriente eléctrica por un circuito, el magnético y el térmico (efecto Joule). El dispositivo
consta, por tanto, de dos partes, un electroimán y una lámina bimetálica, conectadas en serie y por las que
circula la corriente que va hacia la carga.

• LAN.- LAN es la abreviatura de Local Area Network (Red de Área Local o simplemente Red Local). Una red
local es la interconexión de varios ordenadores y periféricos. Su extensión esta limitada físicamente pp a un
edificio o a un entorno de unos pocos kilómetros. Su aplicación más extendida es la interconexión de
ordenadores personales y estaciones de trabajo en oficinas, fábricas, etc; para compartir recursos e intercam-
biar datos y aplicaciones.

• AVR.- Son las siglas en inglés de "Automatic Voltage Regulator", y designa el dispositivo capaz de estabilizar
la tensión eléctrica en su salida a unos valores preestablecidos (precisión) ante unas determinadas variaciones
de su entrada (márgen de regulación).

• Autonomía.- Tiempo previamente estipulado durante el cual un SAI será capaz de suministrar una tensión y
frecuencia fijas y una determinada corriente a las cargas que tenga conectadas en su salida.

• Tiempo de transferencia.- Designa el lapso de tiempo que transcurre en un SAI interactivo u Off-Line entre
que desaparece el suministro eléctrico en su entrada y el ondulador arranca y suministra una tensión en su
salida. Habitualmente está en torno a los pocos milisegundos.

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General Contents.

1.- INTRODUCTION.
1.1.- Gratefulness letter.
1.2.- Using this manual.
1.2.1.- Conventions and used symbols.
1.2.2.- For more information and/or help.
2.- QUALITY AND STANDARD ASSURANCE.
2.1.- Declaration of the management.
2.2.- Standard.
2.3.- Safety and first aids.
2.4.- Environment.
3.- PRESENTATION.
3.1.- Front and back views, connectivity.
3.1.1.- 400/600/800 VA Models.
3.1.2.- 1000/1400/2000 VA Models.
3.2.- Synoptic with LCD display.
3.3.- Nomenclature.
3.4.- Structural diagram.
3.5.- Operating principle.
4.- INSTALLATION.
4.1.- Important safety instructions.
4.1.1.- To consider.
4.1.2.- General warnings.
4.1.3.- Warnings of security respect the batteries.
4.2.- Equipment reception.
4.2.1.- Unpacking and contents checking.
4.2.2.- Storing.
4.2.3.- Location.
4.2.4.- Battery charging.
4.3.- Communication ports.
4.3.1.- Description and features.
4.3.2.- Software installation.
4.4.- Connection.
4.4.1.- Power supply connection.
4.4.2.- Output connection.
4.4.3.- Modem/Phoneline Connection.
5.- OPERATION.
5.1.- Start up and shutdown.
5.2.- LCD display.
6.- MAINTENANCE , WARRANTY AND SERVICE.
6.1.- Basic maintenance guide.
6.2.- Troubleshooting and F.A.Q.
6.3.- Warranty conditions.
6.3.1.- Product covering.
6.3.2.- Warranty terms.
6.3.3.- Exclusions.
6.4.- Technical service network.
7.- ANNEXED.
7.1.- Technical specfications.
7.2.- Glossary.

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1.- INTRODUCTION.

1.1.- Gratefulness letter.

We thank in advance the trust deposited in us by acquiring this product. Read carefully this instruction manual
before starting up the equipment and keep it for future consultations that you can arise.

We are at your complete disposition for any additional information or consultations that you want to do.

Yours sincerely,

SALICRU

 The equipment here described can cause important physical damages due to wrong handling. This is why, the
maintenance and/or fixing of the here described equipment must be done by our staff or specifically authori-
sed.
 According to our policy of constant evolution, we reserve the right to modify the specifications in part or in
whole without forewarning.
 All reproduction or third party concession of this manual is prohibited without the previous written
authorization of our firm.

1.2.- Using this manual.

The target of this manual or publication is to provide information regarding the safety and to give explanations about
the procedures for the installation and operating of the equipment. This manual and rest of support documentation
has to be read carefully before installing, location change, setting or any handling of any kind, including the start up
and shutdown operation.
Keep this document for future consults.
In the next pages, the “equipment” and “S.T.S.” terms, are referred to the Uninterruptible Power Supply or UPS and
Service and Technical Support respectively.

1.2.1.- Conventions and used symbols.

Warning» symbol. Carefully read the indicated paragraph and take the indicated prevention measures.

«Danger of electrical discharge» symbol. Pay special attention to this both in the indication on the device
and that of the paragraphs referred to in this Instructions Manual.

«Main protective earting terminal» symbol. Connect the earth cable from the installation to this terminal.

«Notes of information» symbol.

Preservation of the Environment.

The presence of this symbol in the product or in their associate documentation indicates that, when
concluding its cycle of useful life, this won’t be disposed with the domestic residuals. To avoid the possible
damages to the environment, please separate this product from other residuals and recycle it suitably. The
users can contact with their provider or with the pertinent local authorities to be informed on how and where
they can take the product to be recycled and/or dispose correctly.

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1.2.2.- For more information and/or help.

• For more information and/or help of the specific version of your equipment, ask for it to our Service and Technical
Support (S.T.S.) department.

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2.- QUALITY AND STANDARD GUARANTEE.

2.1.- Declaration of the management.

Our target is the client’s satisfaction, therefore this Management has decided to establish a Quality and Environmen-
tal policy, by means of installation a Quality and Environmental Management System that becomes us capable to
comply the requirements demanded by the standard ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 and by our Clients and concerned
parts too.

Likewise, the enterprise Management is committed with the development and improvement of the Quality and
Environmental Management System, through:

• The communication to all the company about the importance of satisfaction both in the client’s requirements and
in the legal and regulations.

• The Quality and Environmental Policy diffusion and the fixation of the Quality and Environment targets.

• To carry out revisions by the Management.

• To provide the needed resources.

2.2.- Standard.

The SOHO+ product is designed, manufactured and commercialized in accordance with the standard EN ISO 9001
of Quality Management Systems. The marking shows the conformity to the EEC Directive by means of the
application of the following standards:

• 2006/95/EC Low voltage directive.

• 2004/108/EC Electromagnetic Compatibility directive (EMC).

In accordance with the specifications of the harmonized standards. Standards as reference:

• EN-IEC 62040-1. Uninterruptible power supply (UPS). Part 1-1: General and safety requirements for UPS’s used in
accessible areas by end users.

• EN-IEC 60950-1. IT equipments. Safety. Part 1: General requirements.

• EN-IEC 62040-2. Uninterruptible power supply (UPS). Part 2: EMC requirements.

The manufacturers responsibility is excluded in the event of any modification or intervention in the product
by the customer’s side.

This is a product for its use in commercial and industrial applications, so restrictions and additional measures
can be needed in the installation to prevent perturbations.

Declaration of conformity CE of the product is at the client disposal under previous request to our
headquarters offices.

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2.3.- Safety and first aids.

• Together with the equipment and this «Installation and operating manual» is supplied the relative information to
«Safety instructions» (See document EK266*08). Before installing or starting up the equipment, check that both
documents are available; othwerwise request them. It is mandatory the compliance of the «Safety Instructions»,
being legally responsible the user for their observance. Once read, keep them for future consultations that can
arise.

• The equipments provided with power cord with plug and outlets, can be connected and used by personnel without
any kind of experience

2.4.- Environment.

This product has been designed to respect the environment and has been manufactured in accordance with the
standard ISO 14001.

Equipment recycling at the end of its useful life:

Our company commits to use the services of authorised societies and according to the regulations, in order to treat
the recovered product at the end of its useful life (contact your distributor).

Packaging:
To recycle the packing, follow the legal regulations in force.

Batteries:
The batteries mean a serious danger for health and environment. The disposal of them must be done in accordance
with the standards in force.

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3.- PRESENTATION.

3.1.- Front and back views, connectivity.

3.1.1.- 400/600/800 VA Models.

Front Panel.
1. LCD Back-Light.
2. Power «ON/OFF» Switch.

Back Panel.
1. Communication Port.
2. Modem/Phone Line Surge Protection.
3. AC Output.
4. AC Input.
5. Circuit breaker.

0.4 - 0.8 kVA

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1.2.- 1000/1400/2000 VA Models.

Front Panel.
1. LCD Back-Light.
2. Power «ON/OFF» Switch.

Back Panel.
1. Communication Port.
2. Cooling Fan.
3. AC Output.
4. Modem/Phone Line Surge Protection.
5. AC Input.
6. Breaker.

1 kVA 1.4 / 2 kVA

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3.2.- Synoptic with LCD display.

As it is possible to be observed in the following figure, the equipment has a standart LCD display, where are reflected
the input tension and frequency, output voltage and frequency and the fault indicators, load level, battery capacity,
line and battery modes.

3.3.- Nomenclature.

SPS.400.SOHO+ 220V "EE61837-37"

Special equipment "EE".

Input/Output voltage different to 230V.
SPS series.
Power in VA.

3.4.- Structural diagram.

Input Electronic stabilizer Relais

filter (Boost-up / Back down) Bypass
N
N Output AC
Input AC
F F

Batteries

Charger Inverter

Fig. 1. SPS SOHO+ series block diagram.

3.5.- Operating principle.

The SPS is an off-line, interactive Uninterrupted Power Supply System (electronic Boost-up / Back-down
stabiliser),controlled by microprocessor. With the unit running, it works as follows:

• With the mains present at between 75 % and 125 % the SPS supplies output voltage through the stabiliser, as
wellas charging the batteries.

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• In the event of mains absent or incorrect (off margins) the inverter supplies pseudo-sinusoidal wave energy from
the batteries for a limited time.

• When the mains returns or finds its corresponding margins, the charge is supplied once more from the commer-
cial mains after filtering, and also through the stabiliser.

• Additionally, it has protection against tension tips to the telephone line (Fax, Modem...), through connectors
RJ-11/RJ-45.

• The mere fact of the unit being connected to the mains means that the batteries are recharged.

• If the SPS is overloaded in any of its working modes and the load connected to the output is not reduced, the unit
will stop supplying output voltage in a few seconds:

Line Mode
110%+20%/-10%; shutdown after 5 minutes and pass to fault mode.
120%+20%/-10%; shutdown immediate and passo to fault mode.

Battery Mode
110%+20%/-10%; shutdown aflter 5 seconds.
120%+20%/-10%; shutdown immediate.

• The unit has automatic detection of the input frequency, which is activated when it is connected to the
mainssupply.

• The SPS provides with a software of supervision «Winpower Administrator» and a cable of connection in order to
use between the equipment and its computer. With it an intelligent operation is obtained, that provides a perfect
protection of the loads.

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4.- INSTALLATION.

4.1.- Important safety instructions.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS –This manual contains important instructions for models SOHO+ 400/600/800/
1000/1400/2000 VA that should be followed during installation and maintenance of the UPS and batteries.

Safety – CAUTION!

• This UPS utilizes voltages that may be hazardous. Do not attempt to disassemble the unit. The unit contains no
user serviceable parts. Only factory service personnel may perform repairs.

• Internal battery voltage is 12Vdc. Sealed, lead-acid, 6 cells battery.

• Connection to any other type of receptacle other than a two-pole, three-wire grounding receptacle may result in
shock hazard as well as violate local electrical codes.

• In the event of an emergency, turn the power switch to the «off» position and disconnect the power cord form the
AC power supply to properly disable the UPS.

• Do not allow any liquids or any foreign object to enter the UPS. Do not place beverages or any other liquid
containing vessels on or near the unit.

• This unit intended for installation in a controlled environment (temperature controlled, indoor area free of conductive
contaminants). Avoid installing the UPS in locations where there is standing or running water, or excessive humidity.

• Do not plug the UPS input into its own output.

• Do not attach a power strip or surge suppressor to the UPS.

• Do not attach non-computer-related items, such as medical equipment, life-support equipment, microwave
ovens, or vacuum cleaners to UPS.

• To reduce the risk or overheating the UPS, do not cover the UPS'cooling vents and avoid exposing the unit to direct
sunlight or installing the unit near heat emitting appliances such as space heaters or furnaces.

• Unplug the UPS prior to cleaning and do not use liquid or spray detergent.

• Do not dispose of battery or batteries in a fire. The battery may explode.

• Do not open or mutilate the battery or batteries. Released electrolyte is harmful to the skin and eyes. It may be toxic.

• A battery can present a risk of electrical shock and high short circuit current. The following precautions should be
observed when working on batteries :
1) Remove watches, rings, or other metal objects from the hand.
2) Use tools with insulated handles.
3) Wear rubber gloves and boots.
4) Do not lay tools or metal parts on the top of batteries.
5) Disconnect charging source prior to connecting or disconnecting batteries terminal.

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• Servicing of batteries should be performed or supervised by personnel knowledgeable of batteries and the required
precautions. Keep unauthorized personnel away from batteries.

• When replacing batteries, replace with the same number of the sealed lead-acid batteries.

• This pluggable type A equipment with battery already installed by the supplier is operator installable and may be
operated by laymen.

• During the installation of this equipment it should be assured that the sum of the leakage currents of the UPS and
the connected loads does not exceed 3.5mA.

• The mains socket outlet that supplies the UPS shall be installed near the UPS and shall be easily accessible.

4.1.1.- To consider.

• It is a must to comply with the «Safety instructions», being the user the responsible of its observance. Read them
carefully and follow the stated steps in the stablished order. The local regulations and different restrictions at
client's site, may invalidate some recommendations contained in this manual. Where discrepancies exist, the user
must comply the pertinent local standards.
The instructions and drawings of this manual are generic for the complete series and they are mere reference. If
your model doesn't have any of the described parts, omit all reference to them and continue. On the other hand
the equipment is supplied completely tagged by means of serigraphy or labelling, pay attention at the same one.

• For long shutdown periods, the equipment must be connected every four months for 6 hours as minimum to
mains, in order to recharge the batteries, and to avoid as much as possible the irreversible degradation of them.
On the other hand, in case of unit storing, it must be placed in a cool and dry place, never outdoor.

• Do not install the equipment in corrosive, dusty environments and never outdoor. Avoid direct sunlight.

• The location must be cooled, far from heat sources and with easy access. Leave a minimum space of 25 cm.
around the equipment for the circulation of the cooling air.
Do not obstruct the cooling grids or insert objects through them or other wholes.

• Do not place materials on the equipment or elements that might prevent the front from being seen.

• Fit the unit as close as possible to the electrical mains outlet and to the loads to be supplied.

• Do not clean the unit with abrasive, corrosive, liquids or detergents products. If you wish to clean the unit, pass
a damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid splashing or spilling, which might enter into the slots or cooling grids.

• In order to prevent the batteries from a complete discharge and as a safety measure after a long mains fault and
at the end of the working day, the loads must be shut down, followed by the shutdown of the unit too, according
to the operation described in the «User’s manual».

• When a magnetothermic has to be replaced, the replacement will have the same size and type.
Installing the UPS is as easy as following the steps shown. Be aware of the Power Switch must be kept
in the «ON» position, otherwise, the UPS will be disabled and your equipment will not be protected during
a power failure.

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4.1.2.- General warnings.

• The SPS is a continuous supply unit. If there is a mains fault when it is running, the output lines still have voltage,
depending on the back up time given by the battery set.

• All connections will be made without electrical mains present and with the unit on rest.

• The cable cross sections used to feed the unit and the loads to be supplied will be in harmony with the nominal
current stated on the nameplate adhered to the unit, by respecting the Low Voltage Electro-technical standards.

• Pay special attention to the labelling of the equipment that warns of «Danger of electrical discharge « and
indicated as ( ). There are hazardous voltages inside the unit: never open the case, the access must only be
made by authorised and competent personnel. In the event of maintenance or failure, consult your closest S.T.S.

• The earth connection protection must be connected, making sure that it is already done before turning on the
input voltage. The user must be sure that the mains outlet corresponds to the supplied type, with earth connection
properly installed and connected to the local earth protection.

• All supplying electric cables of the unit and loads must be fixed to non-moving parts to prevent them from being
pulled.

4.1.3.- Warnings of security respect the batteries.

• The battery voltage presents a risk of electrocution and may cause high short-circuit currents. Before handling,
take the following preventive measures:
- Turn off the protection parts and make sure the unit is completely switched off.
- When connecting battery modules to the unit, respect the polarity stated on the labelling.
- Wear gloves and rubber footwear.
- Use tools with insulated handles.
- Remove all rings, bracelets and other hanging metal objects.
- Do not place tools or metal objects on the batteries.
- Do not short-circuit either the battery terminals of the unit or possible battery modules, due to risk of causing
an explosion.

• Do not short-circuit the battery terminals due to the high risk it means. This is harmful for the unit and for the
batteries themselves

• Avoid efforts and mechanical shocks.

• A battery must never be exposed to high temperatures, due to risk of explosion.

• Do not break the case or attempt to open it. The internal electrolyte is toxic and harmful to skin and eyes. In the
event of acid coming into contact with parts of the body, rinse rapidly with abundant water and go to the closest
medical service.

• The batteries are a serious hazard for health and environment and must be disposed in harmony with current
standards.

• When replacing the batteries, use other ones of the same voltage, capacity and brand.

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4.2.- Equipment reception.

4.2.1.- Unpacking and contents checking.

• On receiving the unit, make sure that it has not been damaged in any way during transport, so it could be better
to unpack it to make a visual inspection and to check that the features of itself corresponds to those specified in
the order (See nameplate sticked to the packing). If it is damaged, make all suitable claims to your supplier or,
short of this, to our firm, by mentioning the serial number of the equipment and the references of the delivery
invoice.

• Having completed the reception, it is best to pack the equipment into its original packing until it is put into service
in order to protect it against possible mechanical impacts, dust, dirt, etc. In any case we recommend to keep the
packing.

• The packing is made of recycable materials, therefore if they are to be disposed, it must be done in accordance with
the effective laws.

4.2.2.- Storing.

• The unit must be stored in a dry and well-ventilated place and protected from the rain, water projections or
chemical agents. It is best to keep the unit in their original packing as this packing has been specifically designed
to ensure maximum protection during transport and storage.

• The SPS includes sealed lead-calcium batteries, and they should not be stored for more than 4 months
without recharging the batteries for 6 hours minimum. This means that the unit shall be connected to the
commercial mains and started up. Once the batteries are recharged return the equipment to its original packing.
Do not store the devices where the ambient temperature exceeds 40º C or falls below -20º C, otherwise it might
deteriorate the electrical characteristics of the batteries.

4.2.3.- Location.

Install the UPS unit in any protected environment that provides adequate airflow around the unit, and is free from
excessive dust, corrosive fumes and conductive contaminants. Do not operate your UPS in an environment where
the ambient temperature or humidity is high. On the other hand, place the UPS unit away from monitor at least
20cm to avoid interference.

4.2.4.- Battery charging.

This unit is shipped from the factory with its internal battery fully charged. however, some energy may be lost during
shipping so the battery should be recharged before using it. Plug the unit into an appropriate power supply and allow
the UPS to charge fully by leaving it plugged in for 8 hours.(models 400/600/800 VA) and for 10 hours (models 1000/
1400/2000 VA).

4.3.- Communication ports.

4.3.1.- Description and features.

New series SOHO+ incorporates a port USB with which to communicate with the outside.

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4.3.2.- Software installation.

WinPower is a brand new UPS monitoring software, which provides user-friendly interface to monitor and control your
UPS. This unique software provides safely auto shutdown for multi-computer systems while power failure. With this
software, users can monitor and control any UPS on the same LAN no matter how far from the UPS.

Installation procedure:

1. To insert the CD. The installation assistant will start automatically. To follow the steps indicated by the same one.

2. When it is required, to enter nº of series that appears form in the own CD.

When your computer restarts, the WinPower software will appear as a green plug icon located in the system tray,
near the clock.

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4.4.- Connection.

4.4.1.- Power Supply connection.

4.4.2.- Output connection.

Connect one computer-related device into each of the power receptacles supplied on the back of the UPS (maximum
of three devices).

4.4.3.- Modem/Phoneline Connection.

Plug incoming internet line into the «In» socket at the back of the UPS. Use one more Internet line cable and plug
one end of the Internet line cable to the «Out» socket at the back of the UPS. Plug the other end to the
modem input socket as shown.

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5.- OPERATION.

5.1.- Start up and shutdown.

To turn on the UPS unit, press the power switch lightly. To turn off the UPS unit, press the power switch again (When
switch ON the LED lighting.).

5.2.- LCD Display.

The LED will always turns on when UPS works, including in off charging mode and fault mode.

When LCD start to work, it will display all information for 3s

1) When in normal mode, it will display as below.

2) When in AVR mode, it will display as below. And the mark will flicker every 1 second.

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3) When in battery mode, il will display as below. And the mark will flicker every 1 second.

Note: If I/P-V < 40 V, input voltage will display "000"

4) When in off charging mode, it will display as below.

Note: The output voltage always is displayed as "000" in off charging mode.

5) When in fault mode, it will display as below:

6) Load level definition:

7) Battery capacity definition:

8) When over load, the mark will flicker every 1 second.

9) When battery low, the mark will flicker every 1 second.

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6.- MAINTENANCE, WARRANTY AND SERVICE.

6.1.- Basic maintenance guide.

The main guidelines for a correct maintenance are similar to the ones that are applying our Service and Technical
Support in the Preventive maintenance modality (see section 6.4).

6.2.- Troubleshooting and F.A.Q.

Use the table below to solve minor UPS installation or operation problems. If any abnormal situations occur that are
not listed above,please call service people immediately.

Sym ptom Possible Cause Rem edy

L C D dis play is not 1. Unloaded battery .
illuminat ed
2. Bat t ery defect .
3.When t he Input cord is n’t
elect rified and Pow er s w it ch is again or tes t the Input cord
not pres s ed.
Alarm buzzer beeps Ov erload of t he UPS .
cont inuous ly w hen AC
s upply is normal.
When pow er failure, back- 1. Ov erload of t he UPS .
up t ime is s hort en.
2. Bat t ery v olt age is t oo low .
3. Bat t ery defect due t o high
t emperat ure operat ion
env ironment , or improper
operat ion t o bat t ery .
C ommunicat ion los t 1. S oft ware is not ins t alled
bet w een UPS and well.
comput er. 2. C able is not properly
connect ed.
M ains normal but L C D 1. C irc uit breaker t ripped.
dis play Bat t ery mode. 2. Pow er cord is loos e.
1. C harge bat t ery up to 8 hours .
2. R eplace w it h t he s ame t y pe
of bat t ery .
3. Pres s t he pow er s w it c h
Verify t hat t he load mat c hes
t he UPS c apabilit y s pecified in
t he s pecs .
1. R emov e s ome noncrit ical
load.
2. C harge bat t ery 8 hours or
more.
3. R eplace w it h t he s ame t y pe
of bat t ery .
1. C heck t he s et t ing of t he
s oft w are .
2. C heck t he US B cable is firmly
connect ed t o t he comput er and
confirm t he s et t ing again.
1. R es et t he circ uit breaker.
2. R econnect t he pow er cord
properly .

6.3.- Warranty conditions.

The limited warranty provided by SALICRU, S.A. is only valid for thoes products that you acquires for commercial
or industrial use in the normal operating of your business.

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6.3.1.- Product covering.

Uninterruptible power supply, model SOHO+.

6.3.2.- Warranty terms.

SALICRU guarantees the product against any defect in both, parts and manpower for a period of 24 months from
the factory delivery date. In case of faulire in the product during the warranty period, SALICRU must replace the product
free.

6.3.3.- Exclusions.

SALICRU is not forced by the warranty if the failure in the product doesn't exist or was caused by a a wrong use,
negligence, unsuitable installation and/or testing, repairing intention or non-authorised modifications, or any other cause
beyond the foreseen use, or by accident, fire, lightnings or other dangers. Also the compensations for damages and
injuries are not covered.

6.4.- Technical Service Network.

Coverage, both national and international, from our Service and Technical Support (S.T.S.), can be found in our
Website.

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 MODEL SPS.400.SOHO+ SPS.600.SOHO+ SPS.800.SOHO+ SPS.1000.SOHO+ SPS.1400.SOHO+ SPS.2000.SOHO+
CAPACITY VA / W 400 / 240 600 / 360 800 / 480 1000 / 600 1400 / 840 2000 / 1200
INPUT Voltage 220, 230, 240 VAC 230, 240 VAC
Voltage Range 162-290 VAC 166-290 VAC
7.- ANNEXED.

(1) Minimum at 50% load

Frequency 50 Hz / 60 Hz
OUTPUT Voltage 220, 230, 240 VAC 230, 240 VAC
Voltage regulation ± 10 % ± 5 % at load < 50 %
(Battery Mode)
Frequency 50 Hz / 60 Hz
7.1.- Technical specifications.

Frequency regulation ± 1 Hz
(Battery Mode)
Output Waveform Pseudo Sine-wave
BATTERY 12 V / 4,5 Ah x 1 12 V / 28 W x 1 pcs 12 V / 34 W x 1 pcs 12 V / 7 Ah x 2 pcs 12 V / 9 Ah x 2 pcs
Battery Type and Number pcs
Back up Time (1) 8 minutes 10 minutes 6 minutes
Recharge Time 8 Hours to 90 % after complete discharge 10 Hours to 90 % 6 Hours to 90%
TRANSFER TIME Typical 2 - 6 ms 4 - 6 ms 4 - 8 ms

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INDICATOR LCD Display The LCD will always turn on when UPS work, including in off charging mode and fault mode
AUDIBLE ALARM Battery Mode Sounding every 10 seconds
Battery Low Sounding every 1 second
Overload Sounding every 0,5 seconds
Battery replace Sounding every 2 seconds
Fault Continuously sounding
Buck / Boost with > 70 Sounding every 0,5 seconds after 25 min. and fault after 30 NA
% SPS load min.
PROTECTION Full protection Discharge, Overcharge, Short Circuit and Overload Protection
PHYSICAL Dimension (DxWxD) 330 x 100 x 140 399 x145 x 205
(mm.)
Net Weight (Kg.) 4,4 5,6 6,1 9 9,5 10
ENVIRONMENT Operating 0 - 40 ºC, 0 - 90 % Relative Humidity (non-condensing)
Noise Level Less than 40 dB Less than 45 dB
INTERFACE USB (optional) For Windows family & MAC
7.2.- Glossary.

• Electromagnetic Compatibility.- Branch of the electronic and telecommunication technology that is in charge of
the interferences between the electric and electronic equipments. It is defined (in accordance with the interna-
tional standard collected on the Technical file of the International Electrotechnical Comission 61000-1-1) as «the
capacity of any device, equipment or system to operate in suitable way in its electromagnetic environment
without making electromagnetic perturbations over anything in that environment».

• VA.- Voltampere is the unit of the apparent power in alternating current. In the direct current is almost equal to
the real power but in the alternating current it can be different depending on the power factor. The voltamperes
are arithmetic product of the multiplication between the voltage and current.

• LCD.- LCD are the English acronyms of Liquid Crystal Display.

• Serial port.- A serial port is a communication interface among computers and peripherals, where the data is
transmitted bit by bit and sending one bit only every time, meanwhile the parallel port sends several bits at the
same time.

• Modem.- It is the acronym of the words modulator/demodulator. Modulador sends a constant analogical signal
called holder. Generally, it is a simple sinewave. When digital data needs to be sent, it is modified any character-
istic of the holder signal, therefore it is stating if it is sending a «zero» or «one».

• Circuit breaker.- A circuit breaker is based in the operation of two effects made by the electrical current
circulation in a circuit, the magnetic and thermal (Joule effect). So, the device has two parts, an electromagnetic
and a bimetal plate, connected in series and the current is circulating through them to the load.

• LAN.- LAN is the acronym of Local Area Network or just Local Network. A local network interconnects several
computers and peripherals. Its extension is physically limited to one building or to one surrounding of a few
kilometers. Its most extended application is the interconnection of personal computers and workstations in offices,
factories, etc; to share resources and to exchange data and applications.

• AVR.- It is the acronym of Automatic Voltage Regulator, and it is a device ready to stabilize the output electrical
voltage to preset values (accuracy) in front of fluctuations at its input (input range).

• Autonomy.- It is the time, previously specified, during which the UPS is able to supply a fixed voltage and
frequency and a certain current to the loads connected to is output.

• Transfer time.- It is the time that lapses in a Line Interactive or Off-Line UPS when the input mains faults and the
inverter starts up and supplies output voltage. Usually it is around a few miliseconds.

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Index général.

1.- INTRODUCTION.
1.1.- Lettre de remerciement.
1.2.- Utilisation de ce manuel.
1.2.1.- Conventions et symboles utilisés.
1.2.2.- Pour plus d’informations et/ou aide.
2.- ASSURANCE DE LA QUALITÉ ET NORMATIVE.
2.1.- Déclaration de la direction.
2.2.- Normative.
2.3.- Sécurité et premiers soins.
2.4.- Environnement.
3.- PRÉSENTATION.
3.1.- Vues de face et arrière, connectivité.
3.1.1.- Modèles 400/600/800 VA.
3.1.2.- Modèles 1000/1400/2000 VA.
3.2.- Synoptique avec écran LCD.
3.3.- Nomenclature.
3.4.- Schéma structure.
3.5.- Principe de fonctionnement.
4.- INSTALLATION.
4.1.- Instructions importantes de sécurité.
4.1.1.- À prendre en compte.
4.1.2.- Avertissements généraux.
4.1.3.- Avis de sécurité en ce qui concerne les batteries.
4.2.- Réception de l’équipement.
4.2.1.- Déballage et vérification du contenu.
4.2.2.- Stockage.
4.2.3.- Mise en place.
4.2.4.- Chargement des batteries.
4.3.- Ports de communication.
4.3.1.- Description et caractéristiques.
4.3.2.- Installation du software.
4.4.- Connexion.
4.4.1.- De l’alimentation.
4.4.2.- De la sortie.
4.4.3.- Connexion Modem/ligne téléphonique
5.- FONCTIONNEMENT.
5.1.- Marche et arrêt.
5.2.- Écran LCD.
6.- ENTRETIEN, GARANTIE ET SERVICE.
6.1.- Guide d’entretien de base.
6.2.- Guide de problèmes et solutions (Trouble Shooting).
6.3.- Conditions de garantie.
6.3.1.- Produit couvert.
6.3.2.- Termes de la garantie.
6.3.3.- Exclusions.
6.4.- Réseau de services techniques.
7.- ANNEXES.
7.1.- Caractéristiques techniques.
7.2.- Glossaire.

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1.- INTRODUCTION.

1.1.- Lettre de remerciement.

Nous vous remercions de la confiance que vous nous accordez en choisissant ce produit. Lisez ce manuel d’instruc-
tions attentivement avant de mettre en marche l’équipement et gardez-le pour de futures consultations.

Nous restons à votre entière disposition pour toutes informations supplémentaires ou consultation.

Sincères salutations,

SALICRU

 L’appareil décrit dans ce manuel peut causer des dommages physiques importants s’il n’est pas manipulé
correctement. C’est pourquoi, la maintenance et/ou la réparation de l’appareil référencé seront obligatoirement
confiées au personnel de notre entrepise ou à du personnel qualifié expressément agréé.
 Fidèle à sa politique d’évolution constante, notre société se réserve le droit de modifier sans préavis les
caractéristiques de l’appareil, en totalité ou en partie.
 La reproduction et la cession de ce manuel à des tiers sans l’autorisation écrite de notre société sont
rigoureusement interdites.

1.2.- Utilisation de ce manuel.

L’objet de ce manuel ou publication est de pourvoir information relative à la sécurité et des explications sur les
procédures concernant l’installation et opération de l’équipement. Lire attentivement ce manuel préalable à son
installation, changement d’emplacement, configuration ou manipulation de n’importe quel aspect, en incluant
l’opération de mise en marche et arrêt.
Gardez ce document pour des futures consultations.
Dans les suivantes pages les termes «équipement» et «S.S.T.» sont référés respectivement au Système d’Alimenta-
tion Ininterrompue ou Onduleur, et au Service et Support Technique.

1.2.1.- Conventions et symboles utilisés.

Symbole «Attention». Lire attentivement le paragraphe du texte et prendre les mesures préventives indiquées.

Symbole de «Danger d’électrocution». Faites particulièrement attention à ce symbole, aussi bien sur
l’indication imprimée sur l’équipement que sur celle des paragraphes de texte mentionnés dans ce manuel
d’instructions.

Symbole de «Borne de mise à la terre». Connecter le câble de terre de l’installation à cette borne.

Symbole de «Notes d’information».

Préservation de l’environnement : la présence de ce symbole sur le produit ou dans sa documentation liée

indique que, à la fin de son cycle de vie utile, le produit ne devra pas être jeté avec les déchets domestiques.
Pour éviter les possibles dommages de l’environnement, séparez ce produit des autres déchets et recyclez-
le de façon appropriée. Les utilisateurs peuvent contacter leur fournisseur ou les autorités locales compé-
tentes qui les informeront de la façon et de l’endroit ils pourront emporter leur matériel à recycler et/ou
éliminer correctement.

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1.2.2.- Pour plus d’informations et/ou aide.

• Pour plus d’informations et/ou aide sur la version spécifique de votre unité, contactez notre département de
service et d’aide technique (S.S.T.).

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2.- ASSURANCE DE LA QUALITÉ ET NORMATIVE.

2.1.- Déclaration de la direction.

Notre objectif est la satisfaction du client, par conséquent cette Direction a décidé d’établir une Politique de Qualité
et Environnement, au moyen de l’implantation d’un Système de Gestion de la Qualité et Environnement qui nous
convertit en capables d’accomplir les requêtes exigées dans la norme ISO 9001 et ISO 14001 et aussi par nos Clients
et des Parties Intéressées.

De la même façon, la Direction de la société est engagée avec le développement et amélioration du Système de
Gestion de la Qualité et Environnement, à travers de :

• La communication à toute la société de l’importance de satisfaire tant les requêtes du client que les légales et les
réglementaires.

• La diffusion de la Politique de Qualité et Environnement et la fixation des objectifs de la Qualité et Environnement.

• La réalisation de révisions de part de la Direction.

• La fourniture des recours nécessaires.

2.2.- Normative.

Le produit SOHO+ a été dessiné, fabriqué et commercialisé d’accord avec la norme EN ISO 9001 d’Assurance de
la Qualité. Le marquage indique la conformité aux Directives de la CEE au moyen de l’application des normes
suivantes :

• 2006/95/EC de Sécurité de Basse Tension.

• 2004/108/EC de Compatibilité Électromagnétique (CEM).

Selon les spécifications des normes harmonisées. Normes de référence :

• EN-IEC 62040-1. Systèmes d’Alimentation sans Interruption (ASI). Partie 1-1 : Requêtes générales et de sécurité
pour ASI employées dans des aires d’accès à utilisateurs.

• EN-IEC 60950-1. Équipements de technologie de l’information. Sécurité. Partie 1 : Requêtes générales.

• EN-IEC 62040-2. Systèmes d’Alimentation sans Interruption (ASI). Partie 2 : Requêtes CEM.

Le fabricant n’est pas responsable en cas de modification ou intervention sur l’équipement de la part de
l’utilisateur.

Celui-ci est un produit pour l’utilisation dans des applications commerciales et peuvent être nécessaires des
restrictions dans l’installation ou des mesures additionnelles pour prévenir des perturbations.

La déclaration de conformité CE du produit se trouve à la disposition du client préalable à sa pétition

expresse à nos bureaux centraux.

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2.3.- Sécurité et premiers soins.

• Les informations relatives aux « Instructions de sécurité » (Voir document EK266*08) sont fournies avec l’équipe-
ment et ce « Manuel d’installation et d’opération ». Avant de procéder à l’installation ou mise en marche, vérifier
que vous disposez des deux informations ; dans le cas contraire demandez-les. Il est obligatoire de respecter ce
qui concerne les « Instructions de sécurité », l’utilisateur étant légalement responsable de leur observation. Une
fois lues, gardez-les pour de futures consultations.

• Les équipements prévus avec prise de courant en entrée, avec cheville et bases de sortie, puevent être branchés et
employés sans aucun type d’expérience.

2.4.- Environnement.

Ce produit a été dessiné pour respecter l’Environnement et fabriqué selon norme ISO 14001.

Recyclage de l’équipement à la fin de sa vie utile :

Notre société s’engage à utiliser les services de sociétés autorisés et conformes avec la réglementation pour le
traitement de l’ensemble de produits récupérés à la fin de sa vie utile (mettez-vous en contact avec votre distribu-
teur).

Emballage :
Pour le recyclage de l’emballage, conformez-vous aux exigences légales en vigueur.

Batteries :
Les batteries représentent un sérieux danger pour la santé et l’environnement. L’élimination des mêmes devra se
réaliser d’accord avec les lois en vigueur.

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3.- PRÉSENTATION.

3.1.- Vues de face et arrière, connectivité.

3.1.1.- Modèles 400/600/800 VA.

Panneau frontal.
1. Écran LCD rétro éclairé.
2. Bouton « ON/OFF ».

Panneau arrière.
1. Port de communication.
2. Protection contre les surtensions Modem/téléphone.
3. Sortie CA.
4. Entrée CA.
5.Magnetothermique.

0,4 - 0,8 kVA

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3.1.2.- Modèles 1000/1400/2000 VA.

Panneau frontal.
1. Écran LCD rétro éclairé.
2. Bouton « ON/OFF ».

Panneau arrière.
1. Port de communication.
2. Ventilateur.
3. Sortie CA.
4. Protection contre les surtensions Modem/ téléphone.
5. Entrée CA.
6. Magnetothermique.

1 kVA 1,4 / 2 kVA

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3.2.- Synoptique avec écran LCD.

Comme vous pouvez l’observer sur le schéma suivant, l’équipement dispose d’un écran LCD de série, où apparaissent
la tension et la fréquence d’entrée, la tension et la fréquence de sortie et les indicateurs de panne, le niveau de
charge, lacapacité de la batterie, le mode ligne et le mode batterie.

ENTRÉE (unité : V CA)

MODE LIGNE (stabilisation)
SORTIE (unité : V CA)
PANNE
MODE AUTONOMIE
CAPACITÉ BATTERIE
NIVEAU DE CHARGE

3.3.- Nomenclature.

SPS.400.SOHO+ 220V "EE61837-37"

Equipement spécial "EE"

Tension d'entrée et sortie différente de 230V.
Série du SPS.
Puissance en VA.

3.4.- Schéma de la structure.

Filtre Stabilis. électronique Bypass à

d'entrée (Boost-up / Back down) relais
N
N Sortie AC
Entrée AC
F F

Batteries

Chargeur Inverter

Fig. 1. Schéma des blocs SPS série SOHO+.

3.5.- Principe de fonctionnement.

Le SPS est un système d’alimentation sans interruption Off-Line et interactif (stabilisateur électronique Boost-up/
Back-down), contrôlé par microprocesseur. Avec l’équipement en marche, son fonctionnement est le suivant :

• Avec le réseau présent compris entre 75 % et 125 % le SPS fournit une tension de sortie au travers du stabilisateur,
en plus de charger les batteries.

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• En cas de réseau absent ou incorrect (hors des marges), l’onduleur fournit une énergie à onde pseudo-sinusoïdale
à partir des batteries, pendant une durée limitée.

• Lorsque le réseau se rétablit ou lorsqu’il revient à ses marges correspondantes, la charge se réalimente du réseau
commercial préalable filtré, et au travers du stabilisateur.

• De plus, il dispose d’un système de protection contre les pics de tension pour la ligne téléphonique (Fax,
Modem, ...), au travers des connecteurs RJ-11/RJ-45.

• Le simple fait que l’équipement soit connecté au réseau commercial fait en sorte que les batteries se rechargent.

• Si le SPS est surchargé dans l’un des ses modes de fonctionnement, il réalisera un shutdown de la sortie à partir
de quelques secondes.

Mode ligne
110%+20%/-10%; shutdown après 5 minutes et pas à mode défaut.
120%+20%/-10%; shutdown immediat et pas à mode défaut.

Mode batterie
110%+20%/-10%; shutdown après 5 secondes.
120%+20%/-10%; shutdown immediat.

• L’équipement dispose d’auto détection automatique de la fréquence d’entrée, qui s’active en le connectant au
réseau d’alimentation.

• Le SPS est fourni avec un software de supervision «Winpower Administrator» et un câble de connexion à utiliser
entre l’équipement et votre ordinateur. Avec lui, vous obtiendrez un fonctionnement intelligent, qui offre une
protection parfaite des charges critiques.

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4.- INSTALLATION.

4.1.- Instructions importantes de sécurité.

GARDEZ CES INSTRUCTIONS –Ce manuel contient d’importantes instructions pour les modèles SOHO+ 400/600/
800/1000/1400/2000 VA qui doivent être suivies pendant l’installation et la maintenance du ASI et des batteries.

Sécurité – ATTENTION !

• Cet ASI utilise des tensions dangereuses. Ne pas essayer de démanteler l’unité. L’unité ne contient pas d’éléments
réutilisables. Seul le personnel autorisé de l’usine peut réaliser des réparations.

• La tension interne des batteries est de 12V cc. Elles possèdent 6 cellules, scellées et au plomb acide.

• La connexion à tout autre type de prise différente à deux pôles ou deux pôles plus la terre peut provoquer des
dommages par électrocution de même qu’enfreindre les lois électriques locales.

• En cas d’urgence, arrêter l'ASI et déconnecter le câble de réseau pour désactiver correctement l'ASI.

• Ne pas permettre que n’importe quel liquide ou corps étranger pénètre dans l'ASI. Ne pas approcher de liquides
qui pourraient se renverser.

• Cette unité doit être installée dans un cadre contrôlé (température appropriée, installation intérieure dans des
atmosphères sans pollution de conduction). Éviter son installation dans des emplacements susceptibles d’être
mouillés ou avec une humidité excessive.

• Ne pas brancher l’entrée de l'ASI sur sa propre sortie.

• Ne pas connecter les bases des prises ou suppresseurs de surtensions à l'ASI.

• Ne pas connecter de charges non informatiques, comme un équipement médical, un équipement d’aide vital, des
fours à micro-ondes ou des nettoyeurs à pompe à vide.

• Pour réduire le risque de surchauffe, ne pas couvrir les grilles de ventilation de l'ASI, éviter toute exposition directe
au soleil et ne pas installer l’unité à proximité de sources de chaleur telles que les chauffages.

• Débrancher l'ASI avant son nettoyage. Ne pas utiliser de liquides ou de sprays détergents.

• Ne pas jeter les batteries au feu. Elles peuvent exploser.

• Ne pas ouvrir ou détruire les batteries. Le versement d’électrolyte est dangereux pour la peau et les yeux, et très
toxique.

• Une batterie peut présenter des risques d’électrocution et une grande intensité de court-circuit. Les précautions
suivantes doivent être respectées pendant sa manipulation :
1) Enlever montres, bagues ou tout autre objet métallique des mains.
2) Utilisez des outils avec des poignées isolantes.
3) Porter des gants en caoutchouc et des bottes.
4) Ne pas laisser d’outils ou d’objets métalliques sur les batteries.
5) Déconnecter les sources de charge avant de connecter ou déconnecter les bornes des batteries.

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• Le changement de batteries doit être réalisé ou supervisé par du personnel habilité et en prenant les précautions
appropriées. Le personnel non autorisé doit être tenu éloigné.

• Lorsque vous changez les batteries, remplacez-les par le même nombre de batteries scellées au plomb acide.

• Cet équipement connectable type A avec batteries déjà installées par le fournisseur, peut être installé et utilisé par
l’utilisateur.

• Lors de l’installation, vous devrez vous assurer que la somme des courants de fuite de l'ASI et des charges
connectées ne dépassera pas les 3,5mA.

• La prise qui alimente l'ASI devra être proche de celui-ci et être facilement accessible.

4.1.1.- À prendre en compte.

• Le respect des « avis de sécurité » est obligatoire, l’utilisateur étant légalement responsable de leur observation.
Lisez-les attentivement et suivez les étapes indiquées par l’ordre établi. Les normes électriques locales et les
différentes restrictions chez le client, peuvent rendre certaines recommandations contenues dans le manuel non
valables. S’il existe des différences, l’utilisateur doit respecter les normes locales pertinentes.
Les instructions et illustrations de ce manuel sont générales à toute la série et servent de guide de référence. Si votre
modèle n’est pas équipé de l’un des éléments décrits, oubliez toute référence à celui-ci et poursuivez. D’autre part,
l’équipement est livré dûment identifié au moyen d’une sérigraphie ou d’un étiquetage, faites-y attention.

• Lors de périodes de déconnexion prolongées, vous devrez penser à connecter l’équipement pendant au moins 6
heures tous les quatre mois, afin que les batteries se rechargent, évitant ainsi leur dégradation irréversible. D’autre
part, en cas de stockage d’un équipement, cela se fera dans un endroit sec et frais, jamais livré aux intempéries.

• Ne pas installer l’équipement dans des endroits corrosifs, poussiéreux et livré aux intempéries. Éviter la lumière
directe du soleil.

• L’emplacement sera aéré, éloigné des sources de chaleur et facile d’accès. Laisser un espace libre d’au moins 25
cm autour de l’équipement pour la circulation de l’air.
Ne pas boucher les grilles de ventilation ou y introduire des objets ainsi que dans d’autres orifices.

• Ne pas mettre de matériel au-dessus d’un équipement, ni d’éléments qui empêchent la vue de face.

• Placer l’équipement le plus près possible de la prise de courant et des charges à alimenter.

• Ne pas nettoyer les équipements avec des produits abrasifs, corrosifs, liquides ou détergents. Si vous souhaitez
nettoyer l’équipement, passer un chiffon humide et sécher-le. Éviter les éclaboussures ou les déversements qui
pourraient pénétrés dans les rainures ou grilles de ventilation.

• Afin d’éviter le déchargement total des batteries et, comme mesure de sécurité, après une longue coupure du
réseau commercial et à la fin de la journée de travail, vous devez arrêtez les charges puis l’équipement en suivant
le mode opératoire décrit dans le « Manuel d’instructions ».

• Lorsque vous devez remplacer un magneto-thermique, cela se fera par un autre de même calibre, type et taille.
Installer l'ASI est facile si vous suivez les étapes exposées ci-après. Le commutateur de mise en
marche doit rester en position «ON» car, dans le cas contraire, l'ASI restera éteint et ses charges ne
seront pas alimentés.

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4.1.2.- Avertissements généraux.

• Le SPS est un équipement à alimentation continue. Si le réseau d’alimentation disparaît lorsqu’il est en marche, les
lignes de sortie sont toujours sous tension puisqu’elles dépendent de l’autonomie offerte par le groupe de batteries.

• Toutes les connexions se feront sans réseau et avec l’équipement au repos.

• Les sections des câbles utilisés pour l’alimentation de l’équipement et les charges à alimenter, seront conformes
au courant nominal indiqué sur la plaque des caractéristiques collée sur l’équipement, respectant le règlement
électrotechnique de basse tension.

• Faites particulièrement attention à l’étiquette de l’équipement qui avertit du « Danger de décharge électrique » et indiqué
par ( ). À l’intérieur de l’équipement, il existe des tensions dangereuses, ne jamais ouvrir la carcasse, l’accès doit être
effectué par du personnel autorisé et compétent. En cas de maintenance ou d’avarie, consulter le S.S.T. le plus proche.

• Vous devez obligatoirement connecter la prise de terre par protection, en vous assurant que cela est fait avant de
connecter la tension d’entrée. L’utilisateur doit s’assurer que la prise de courant correspond au type fourni, avec
la prise de terre dûment installée et connectée à la terre de protection locale.

• Tous les câbles électriques d’alimentation des équipements et des charges doivent être fixés à des parties
inamovibles, puisque, dans le cas contraire, ils seraient exposés à des tensions.

4.1.3.- Avis de sécurité en ce qui concerne les batteries.

• La tension des batteries représente un risque d’électrocution et peut provoquer des hauts courants de court-
circuit. Avant de les manipuler, prenez les mesures préventives suivantes :
- Déconnecter les éléments de protection et assurez-vous que l’équipement est désactivé.
- En connectant les modules de batteries avec l’équipement, respectez la polarité indiquée sur l’étiquette des deux.
- Porter des gants et des chaussures en caoutchouc.
- Utiliser des outils avec des poignées isolantes.
- Enlever bagues, bracelets ou autres objets métalliques.
- Ne pas déposer d’outils ou d’objets métalliques sur les batteries.
- Ne pas court-circuiter les bornes des batteries de l’équipement ni les possibles modules de batteries, danger
d’explosion.

• Ne pas court-circuiter les bornes d’une batterie à cause du grand risque que cela comporte. Cela sera au
détriment de l’équipement et de celles-ci.

• Éviter les efforts et les chocs mécaniques.

• Une batterie ne doit jamais être exposée à de fortes températures. Il existe un danger d’explosion.

• Ne pas casser la carcasse ou tenter de l’ouvrir. L’électrolyte à l’intérieur est toxique et dangereuse pour la peau et
les yeux. En cas de contact de l’acide avec une partie du corps, rincer abondamment à l’eau, et se rendre de toute
urgence chez le médecin le plus proche.

• Les batteries représentent un danger sérieux pour la santé et l’environnement, leur élimination devra être réalisée
en accord avec les lois en vigueur.

• En remplaçant les batteries, utilisez-en d’autres avec les mêmes tension, capacité et marque.

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4.2.- Réception de l’équipement.

4.2.1.- Déballage et vérification du contenu.

• En recevant l’équipement, vérifier qu’il n’a souffert d’aucune avarie pendant le transport, c’est pourquoi il est
indispensable de le déballer pour réaliser une révision visuelle et vérifier que ses caractéristiques correspondent à
celles spécifiées dans la commande (voir la plaque de caractéristiques collée sur l’emballage). Dans le cas
d’anomalie, faites les réclamations opportunes au fournisseur ou le cas échéant à notre société, en mentionnant
le nº de fabrication de l’équipement et les références du bon de livraison.

• Une fois la réception réalisée, nous vous conseillons de garder l’équipement dans son emballage d’origine jusqu’à
sa mise en service dans le but de le protéger contre d’éventuels coups, la poussière, la saleté, etc. Dans tous les
cas, nous vous recommandons de garder l’emballage.

• L’emballage est composé de matériaux recyclables, si vous voulez vous en débarrasser, éliminez-le selon les lois
en vigueur.

4.2.2.- Stockage.

• Le stockage de l’équipement se fera dans un local sec, ventilé et protégé de la pluie, des projections d’eau ou
d’agents chimiques. Il est conseillé de maintenir l’équipement, dans son emballage d’origine puisqu’il a été
spécifiquement conçu pour assurer la protection maximum pendant le transport et le stockage.

• Le SPS comprend des batteries hermétiques au plomb calcium et leur stockage ne devra pas dépasser 4
mois sans recharge des batteries pendant au moins 6 heures. Cela implique la connexion de l’équipement au
réseau et sa mise en marche. Une fois les batteries rechargées, conservez-le dans son emballage d’origine.
Ne pas stocker les appareils à des endroits où la température est de 40º C ou descend à -20º C, puisque cela
pourrait endommager les caractéristiques électriques des batteries.

4.2.3.- Emplacement.

Installer le SAI dans n’importe quel endroit protégé qui garantirait un flux d’air, sans poussière excessive,
atmosphère corrosive et pollution de conduction. Ne pas faire fonctionner le SAI dans un endroit où la tempéra-
ture ambiante ou l’humidité sont élevées. De plus, placer le SAI à 20 cm du moniteur, pour éviter les interférences.

4.2.4.- Chargement des batteries.

Cette unité a été emballée en usine avec sa batterie interne entièrement chargée. Cependant, pendant le transport
la batterie a pu perdre de sa charge, c’est pourquoi elle devra être rechargée avant son utilisation. Branchez l’unité
à une alimentation appropriée et laissez-la se charger pendant au moins 8 heures (modèles 400/600/800 VA) et 10
heures (modèles 1000/ 1400/2000 VA).

4.3.- Ports de communication.

4.3.1.- Description et caractéristiques.

La nouvelle série SPS.SOHO+ comprend un port USB avec lequel communiquer avec l’extérieur.

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4.3.2.- Installation du software.

WinPower est le nouveau software de surveillance pour ASI, il dispose d’une interface conviviale pour le surveiller et
le contrôler. Ce software dispose d’un auto shutdown pour systèmes multi-PC en cas de panne d’alimentation. Avec
ce software, les utilisateurs peuvent surveiller et contrôler tout ASI sur le même réseau LAN, même s’ils se trouvent
loin de l’appareil.

Procédure d’installation :

1. Insérer le CD. L'assistante d'installation démarrera automatiquement. Suivre les pas indiqués par ce dernier.

2. Lors qu'il soit demandé, entrer le nº série qui apparaisse imprimé sur le propre CD.

Lorsque le PC se réinitialise, le software WinPower apparaîtra comme un icône vert dans la barre des tâches du
système, à côté de l’horloge.

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4.4.- Connexion.

4.4.1.- De l’alimentation.

4.4.2.- De la sortie.

Connecter un PC à chacun des schuckos disponibles derrière l'ASI (maximum trois).

4.4.3.- Du Modem / Ligne téléphonique.

Connecter la ligne d’Internet dans le connecteur «In» derrière l'ASI. Utiliser l’autre câble d’Internet et brancher une
extrémité dans le connecteur «Out» derrière l'ASI et l’autre extrémité dans le connecteur d’entrée au modem comme
indiqué ci-après.

Prise branche-
ment murale

Modem / Fax / Téléphone

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5.- FONCTIONNEMENT.

5.1.- Marche / Arrêt.

Pour mettre en marche l'ASI, appuyer légèrement sur le bouton ON. Pour l’arrêter, appuyer à nouveau dessus (lorsqu’il
est en marche le voyant est allumé).

5.2.- Écran LCD.

Le voyant restera allumé tant que l'ASI est en marche, même s’il se trouve en mode panne ou mode repos.

Au moment où l’écran LCD s’active, toutes les informations seront visibles pendant 3 sec. :

ENTRÉE (Unité : V CA)

MODE LIGNE (stabilisation)
SORTIE (Unité : V CA)
PANNE
MODE AUTONOMIE
CAPACITÉ BATTERIE
NIVEAU DE CHARGE
1) En mode normal, l’écran affichera ce qui suit :

2) En mode stabilisation (AVR), l’écran affichera ce qui suit. Le symbole clignotera toutes les secondes.

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3) En mode batterie, l’écran affichera ce qui suit. Le symbole clignotera toutes les secondes.

Remarque : si I/P-V < 40 V, la tension d’entrée sera indiquée comme «000».

4) En mode repos, l’écran affichera ce qui suit.

Remarque : la tension de sortie sera indiquée comme «000» en mode repos.

5) En mode panne, l’écran montrera ce qui suit :

6) Définition du niveau de charge:

NIVEAU de charge Barre d’indication de charge

7) Définition de la capacité de la batterie :

NIVEAU de la batterie Barre d’indication de la batterie

8) En surcharge, le symbole clignotera toutes les secondes.

9) En batterie basse, le symbole clignotera toutes les secondes.

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6.- ENTRETIEN, GARANTIE ET SERVICE.

6.1.- Guide de base d’entretien.

Les principales directives pour un entretien correct ressemblent à celles que notre service et aide technique
appliquent en modalité d’entretien Préventif (voir chapitre 6.4).

6.2.- Guide des problèmes et solutions (Trouble Shooting).

Utiliser le tableau ci-joint pour résoudre les problèmes mineurs d’installation et de fonctionnement du SAI. Si des
anomalies persistaient, contacter immédiatement le service technique.

S y m pt ôm e C aus e pos s ible S olut ion

L 'a ffi c h e u r n e s 'i l lu m in e p a s 1. Ba t t e ri e d é c h a rg é e
2. Ba t t e ri e d é fe c t u e u s e
3. C â b le d e ré s e a u m a l
c o n n e c t é e t / o u b o u t o n o n / o ff
non ac tiv é
L ’a la rm e s o n n e S u rc h a rg e d a n s le S A I
c ons tam m ent en s ituation
d e ré s e a u C A p ré s e n t
L o rs d ’u n e p a n n e d e 1. S u rc h a rg e d a n s l e S A I
ré s e a u , l e t e m p s
d ’a u t o n o m i e e s t t rè s c o u rt 2. T e n s i o n d e b a t t e ri e t ro p
bas s e
3. Ba t t e ri e d é fe c t u e u s e à c a u s e 3. R e m p la c e r p a r l e m ê m e t y p e
d e la fo rt e t e m p é ra t u re
am biant e, ou à c a us e de s on
m a u v a is fo n c t i o n n e m e n t
P e rt e d e c o m m u n i c a t io n 1. S o ft w a re m a l in s t a ll é
e n t re l 'A S I e t l e P C
2. C â b le m a l c o n n e c t é
L e ré s e a u e s t c o rre c t m a is 1. M a g n é t o t h e rm i q u e
l’é c ra n L C D i n d i q u e q u e déc lanc hé
l'A S I e s t e n m o d e b a t t e ri e 2. C â b le d e ré s e a u d é t a c h é
1. C h a rg e r l a b a t t e ri e ju s q u ’à 8
h e u re s
2. R e m p la c e r p a r l e m ê m e t y p e
d e b a t t e ri e
3. A p p u y e r à n o u v e a u s u r l e
b o u t o n d e m i s e e n m a rc h e o u
v é ri fi e r l e c â b le d e ré s e a u
Vé ri fi e r q u e le n iv e a u d e c h a rg e
e s t a p p ro p ri é à l a c a p a c i t é d e
l'A S I s e l o n l e s s p é c ifi c a t io n s .
1. E n le v e r l a c h a rg e la m o i n s
c rit iq u e
2. C h a rg e r l a b a t t e ri e 8 h e u re s
ou plus
d e b a t t e ri e
1. Vé ri fie r l’i n s t a l la t i o n
2. Vé ri fie r q u e l e c â b le U S B e s t
fe rm e m e n t c o n n e c t é a u P C e t
re v é rifi e r l ’i n s t a l l a t i o n d u
s o ft w a re
1. R é a rm e r l e
m a g n é t o t h e rm i q u e
2. C o n n e c t e r le c â b l e d e ré s e a u
c o rre c t e m e n t

6.3.- Conditions de garantie.

La garantie limitée fournie par SALICRU, S.A. s’applique seulement aux produits que vous acquérez pour un
usage commercial ou industriel lors d’un développement normal de vos activités.

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6.3.1.- Produit couvert.

Système d’alimentation sans interruption, modèle SOHO+.

6.3.2.- Termes de la garantie.

SALICRU garantit le produit contre tout défaut de matériaux et/ou main d’œuvre pour une période de 24 mois à
compter de sa sortie d’usine. En cas de défaut d’un produit pendant la période de garantie, SALICRU devra réparer
le produit sans aucun coût.

6.3.3.- Exclusions.

SALICRU ne sera pas tenu par la garantie si elle estime qu’il n’y a pas de défaut dans le produit ou s’il a été causé
par une mauvaise utilisation, négligence, installation et/ou vérification inappropriées, des tentatives de réparation ou
de modification non autorisées, ou toute autre cause en dehors de l’usage prévu, ou bien par un accident, un feu,
la foudre ou d’autres dangers. Elle ne paiera pas non plus d’indemnisations pour dommages et préjudices.

6.4.- Réseau de services techniques.

La couverture, tant national que international, des points de Service et Support Technique (S.S.T.), peuvent se
trouver dans notre Web.

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 MODÈLE SPS.400.SOHO+ SPS.600.SOHO+ SPS.800.SOHO+ SPS.1000.SOHO+ SPS.1400.SOHO+ SPS.2000.SOHO+
CAPACITÉ VA / W 400 / 240 600 / 360 800 / 480 1000 / 600 1400 / 840 2000 / 1200
ENTRÉE Tension 220, 230, 240 VAC 230, 240 VAC
Rang tension 162-290 VAC 166-290 VAC
7.- ANNEXES.
Fréquence 50 Hz / 60 Hz

(1) Au 50% de la charge.

SORTIE Tension 220, 230, 240 VAC 230, 240 VAC
± 10 % ± 5 % at load < 50 %
Régulation tension (mode
batterie)
Fréquence 50 Hz / 60 Hz
Régulation fréquence ± 1 Hz
7.1.- Caractéristiques techniques.

(mode batterie)
Forme d'onde Pseudo-Sinusoïdale
BATTERIES Nombre et type de 12 V / 4,5 Ah x 1 12 V / 28 W x 1 pcs 12 V / 34 W x 1 pcs 12 V / 7 Ah x 2 pcs 12 V / 9 Ah x 2 pcs
batteries pcs
Temps d'autonomie(1) 8 minutes 10 minutes 6 minutes

Temps de recharge 8 heures à 90 % après déchargement complet 10 heures à 90 % 6 heures à 90%

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TEMPS DE TRANSFERT Typique 2 - 6 ms 4 - 6 ms 4 - 8 ms
INDICATEURS Écran LCD Le voyant s'allumera toujours lorsque l'ASI est en marche, même s'il se trouve en mode panne ou repos
ALARMES Mode batterie Sonne toutes les 10 secondes
Batterie faible Sonne toutes les secondes
Surcharge Sonne toutes les 0,5 secondes
Remplacé batterie Sonne toutes les 2 secondes
Panne Sonnerie continue
Buck / Boost with > 70 Sonne toutes les 0,5 secondes après 25 min et panne après ND
% SPS charge 30 min

PROTECTION Protection complète Décharge, court-circuit et protection contre surcharge

PHYSIQUES Dimensions (DxWxD) 330 x 100 x 140 399 x145 x 205
(mm.)
Poids net (Kg.) 4,4 5,6 6,1 9 9,5 10
ENVIRONNEMENT Fonctionnement 0 - 40 ºC, 0 - 90 % Humidité relative (non condensée)
Niveau bruit Inférieur à 40 dB Inférieur à 45 dB
INTERFACE USB (en option) Pour la famille Windows & MAC
7.2.- Glossaire.

• Compatibilité électromagnétique.- Branche de la technologie électronique et des télécommunications qui

s’occupe des interférences entre les équipements électriques et électroniques. Elle est définie (selon la norme
internationale recueillie dans le rapport de la commission électrotechnique internationale 61000-1-1) comme « la
capacité de tout appareil, équipement ou système à fonctionner de façon satisfaisante dans son environnement
électromagnétique sans provoquer de perturbations électromagnétiques sur toute chose de son environnement ».

• VA.- Le voltampère est l’unité de puissance de l’appareil en courant électrique. Dans le courant direct ou continu
il est pratiquement égal à la puissance réelle mais en courant alternatif il peut en différer selon le facteur de
puissance. Les voltampères sont obtenus du produit arithmétique de la multiplication de la tension par l’intensité.

• LCD.- LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) sont les sigles en anglais d’écran à cristaux liquides.

• Port série.- Un port série est une interface de communications entre ordinateurs et périphériques où l’information
est transmise bit à bit en envoyant un seul bit à la fois, contrairement au port parallèle qui envoie plusieurs bits à
la fois.

• Modem.- C‘est l’acronyme des mots modulateur/démodulateur. Le modulateur émet un signal numérique cons-
tant appelé porteur. Généralement, il s’agit d’un simple signal sinusoïdal. À mesure que vous souhaitez transmettre
des données numériques, une caractéristique du signal porteur est modifiée, de façon à ce qu’il indique si c’est
un « zéro » ou un « un » qui est transmis.

• Magnétothermique.- Un interrupteur magnétothermique base son fonctionnement sur deux des effets produits
par la circulation de courant électrique dans un circuit, le magnétique et le thermique (effet Joule). Le dispositif
bénéficie, par conséquent, de deux parties, un électroaimant et une lame bimétallique, connectées en série et
dans lesquels circule le courant qui va vers la charge.

• LAN.- LAN est l’abréviation de Local Area Network (Réseau de secteur local ou simplement réseau local). Un
réseau local est l’interconnexion de plusieurs ordinateurs et périphériques. Son extension est limitée physiquement
à un édifice ou à un environnement de peu de kilomètres. Son application la plus étendue est l’interconnexion
d’ordinateurs personnels et de stations de travail dans des bureaux, des usines, etc., pour partager des ressources
et échanger des données et des applications.

• AVR.- Ce sont les initiales en anglais de «Automatic Voltage Regulator», et cela désigne le dispositif capable de
stabiliser la tension électrique à sa sortie à des valeurs préétablies (précision) face à certaines variations de son
entrée (marge de régulation).

• Autonomie.- Temps préalablement stipulé pendant lequel un SAI sera capable de fournir une tension et une
fréquence fixes et un certain courant aux charges connectées à sa sortie.

• Temps de transfert.- Désigne le laps de temps qui s’écoule dans un SAI interactif ou Off-Line entre le moment
où disparaît l’alimentation électrique à son entrée et le moment où l’onduleur démarre et fournit une tension à sa
sortie. Habituellement il est autour de quelques millisecondes.

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 Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Winpower Introduction ........................................................................... 4
1. Winpower profile ................................................................................................. 4
2. Winpower Structure ............................................................................................. 4
3. Winpower Application Range .............................................................................. 5
4. Winpower Functions & Advantages ..................................................................... 6
Chapter 2 Winpower Installation, Start & Uninstall ............................................... 7
1. System Requirements........................................................................................... 7
2. Platforms supported by Winpower include the following ..................................... 7
3. Winpower Installation Steps ................................................................................ 7
4. Start/Stop Winpower.......................................................................................... 12
5. Uninstall Winpower ........................................................................................... 15
Chapter 3 Winpower User Interface..................................................................... 18
1. "Winpower Manager" window ........................................................................... 18
2. Menu and Dialog ............................................................................................... 23
1) Auto Search Device .................................................................................... 23
2) “Administrator” Dialog................................................................................. 25
3) "Administrator Password Settings" Dialog ............................................... 25
4) "Event log Viewer" Dialog .......................................................................... 26
5) "Data log Viewer" Dialog ............................................................................ 27
6) “Record Setting” Dialog .............................................................................. 27
7) "Device Control Parameters" Dialog ......................................................... 31
8) "Event Action" Dialog ................................................................................. 41
9) "Shutdown Settings" Dialog ....................................................................... 41
10) "UPS Self-Test Immediately" Dialog ....................................................... 44
11) "UPS Test Manager" Dialog .................................................................... 44
12) "UPS On/Off Manager" Dialog ................................................................ 45
13) "Schedule Viewer" Dialog ........................................................................ 46
14) "Broadcast Message Settings" Dialog .................................................... 47
15) "Email Settings" Dialog ............................................................................ 48
16) "SMS Setting" Dialog................................................................................ 50
17) "Pager Setting" Dialog .............................................................................. 51
18) "Monitor Remote Device" Dialog ............................................................. 52
19) Bottom image ............................................................................................ 53
20) Temp .......................................................................................................... 54
21) Date Format .............................................................................................. 54
22) Advance Settings ...................................................................................... 55
23) Language menu ........................................................................................ 56
24) "Communication Port Settings" Dialog ................................................... 57
25) "SNMP" Menu ........................................................................................... 58
26) "Search Device" Dialog ............................................................................ 58
27) Modify SNMP Device ............................................................................... 59
28) "Add Area" Dialog ..................................................................................... 60
29) "Modify Area" Dialog ................................................................................ 60
30) "SNMP Trap Receiving Port Setting" Dialog .......................................... 60
31) "SNMP Event Log" Dialog ....................................................................... 61
32) "Event Log Setting" Dialog....................................................................... 62
Chapter 4 How to do.............................................................................................. 63
1. How to realize the conversion of the appointed COM port ................................. 63
2. How to realize broadcasting message in LAN .................................................... 64
3. How to realize the schedule of adding/Removing UPS self-test .......................... 67
4. How to realize the schedule of adding/Removing UPS on/off ............................ 71
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 5. How to realize the network shutdown function ................................................... 75
6. How to realize Setting up shutdown parameter ................................................... 76
7. How to realize the modification of Device control parameter ............................. 78
8. How to realize system administrator operation and password modifying realize . 82
9. How to realize sending event message by email ................................................. 83
10. How to realize sending event messages by mobile phone ................................. 84
11. How to realize sending event messages by pager .............................................. 85
12. How to realize monitoring device remotely in LAN within the same network .. 87
13. How to realize remote control of any device in different network in LAN ........ 90
14. How to realize the Remote Control of any one of the device in Internet ........... 93
15. How to install software on VMware ESX 3.5/4.0/4.1 ....................................... 96
16. How to install software on Windows 2008 server core ................................... 100
17. How to install software on VMware ESXi 4.0, VMware ESXi 4.1 and later. .. 102
18. How to configure the computer powered by Multi-UPS shut down safely ...... 110
Appendix A—Glossary Explanation ..................................................................... 114
Appendix B---Winpower Event Table .................................................................. 115
Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................. 117

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 Chapter 1 Winpower Introduction
1. Winpower profile

Winpower is a device monitoring software, which supports individual computer and computers
connected with network (including LAN & WAN).

It is used to monitor the intelligent device to protect computer systems from being shut down
abnormally when power fails. User can monitor and configure the device on any computer in the
same LAN. With the software, a device can provide security protection for more than one computer
at the same time, including shutting down system in security, saving application data and shutting
down the UPS when power fails.

Note: the diagrams about communication between software and UPS shown in the following
chapters are just for reference. For different model UPS, the display could be different.
2. Winpower Structure
Winpower contains three components: Agent, Monitor and TrayIcon.
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Note The concrete meaning of Agent refer to Appendix A — glossary explanation.

Agent is the key component of Winpower and runs as a system service on background. Agent
communicates with the device, logs events, notifies users when UPS’s event happens, arranges
actions according to user's requirement and impending shutdown when necessary. Furthermore,
Agent can be managed by Monitor.
Monitor is the user interface application of Winpower. Relying on Agent, it gathers real-time
information and status of the device, server information and allows user to set the control
parameters of the device. It can run on any computer (individual or connected with network).
TrayIcon is the management tool of Winpower. It exists on Windows platform only. It appears in
the Status Area of System task bar. TrayIcon has two different icons to display the current Agent
status. The icons and the related status, please refer to the following table 1-2-1.

Indicate the Agent is Stopped.

Indicate the Agent is Running.

Table 1-2-1

When user right clicks the Manager icon, a shortcut menu will be shown. The menu items are
listed as below.

Diagram 1-2-1

The relationship between Agent and Monitor, please refer to the following Diagram 1-2-2.

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 Diagram 1-2-2

3. Winpower Application Range

Application of individual computers refers to the following Diagram 1-3-1.

Diagram 1-3-1

Application in the LAN refers to the following Diagram 1-3-2.

Diagram 1-3-2

Application in the Internet refers to the following Diagram 1-3-3.

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 Diagram 1-3-3

4. Winpower Functions & Advantages

When Agent is started, it will protect your equipment continuously in every moment.

Uninstalled easily and clearly with no trace. Never increase the spending of system.

You can have a detailed view about all information of the device, such as utility power,
device type, load and battery. The information is shown in the same window, so you can
take all the information in a glance.

With the function of searching automatically and monitoring any device in the LAN.

With the function of searching manually and monitoring any device in the Internet.

With security protect function. The software administrator password can be set to prevent
others from sabotaging. Only the software administrator has the right of full access, other
users only have the right of view.

With the function of data auto protection, it can close most of the running applications and
save the related files.

With the function of time turning on and off the device, it can give maximum protection to
your computer system.

With the function of time self-test of the UPS, it can provide maximum protection to your
UPS system.

With the function of shutting down system by network, it supplies your system maximum
protection.

With the function of data logging (including utility power, device type, load and battery) and
event logging, so that the software administrator can carry out the device system daily
maintenance.

Flexible means of information transfer let you know the device status at any moment and
anywhere, never miss any one even though the change of time and place.
 With the function of broadcasting messages to every users in the network.
 With the function of sending messages via pager.
 With the function of sending messages by Email.
 With the function of sending SMS messages via mobile phone.

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 Chapter 2 Winpower Installation, Start & Uninstall
1. System Requirements
 128 MB physical memory at least (256MB is recommended)
 160 MB hard disk space at least
 More than 256 colors and 800 * 600 resolutions or above display is recommended
 The user is required to have the right as system administrator
 On Linux or UNIX operating system, user must log in system with “root” account to carry
out the installation. After installation finished, system need to be reboot
 TCP/IP protocol must be installed to support network management
 An available communication port (RS-232 Serial Port or USB port) is needed while
connecting to device with a special communication cable.
2. Platforms supported by Winpower include the following
Windows 98
Windows me
Windows 2000
Windows 2003
Windows 2008
Windows 2008 server core
Windows XP
Windows vista
Windows 7
Linux
Solaris/Sparc 2.6, 7, 8, 9,10
Solaris/Intel 2.6, 7, 8, 9 ,10
HP-UX 11.x, 11i.x (PARISC CPU)
AIX 4.3.3, 5.1, 5.2 , 5.3
Mac OS X
Compaq Tru64 Alpha
SCO UnixWare 7.1.1, 7.1.3
SCO Unix 8.0
FreeBSD x86
SGI Irix 6.5.x
VMware ESX 3.5, 4.0, 4.1
VMware ESXi 4.0, 4.1, 5.0

Note: Telecom power only supports the windows platforms.

3. Winpower Installation Steps

Note: The installation must be started with “root” account in Linux and UNIX systems! And
after installation you must restart the system!

Enter the right directory of the CD according the system platform type.

For GUI mode environment:

Insert the Winpower CD, find out the operate system of your computer in the CD directory,
Refer to Diagram 2-3-1 as below.

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 Diagram 2-3-1

For Windows platform, enter \Windows directory, run setup.exe to start the installation. Refer to
the following diagram 2-3-2-1.

Diagram 2-3-2-1

Note: For windows vista, windows 7 and windows 2008, enter \Windows directory, you
should run setup.exe as an administrator. Right click on the setup icon, then select “Run as
administrator”, a “user account control” dialog will pop up, please select “Allow”. Refer to
the following diagram 2-3-2-2.

Diagram 2-3-2-2

For Mac OS X platform, enter \MacOSX directory, double click the setup to start the installation.
Refer to the following diagram 2-3-3.

Diagram 2-3-3

For other operating system, execute ./setup.bin or setup_console.bin, Refer to the following
diagram 2-3-4.

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 Diagram 2-3-4
Read the introduction. Refer to the following diagram 2-3-5.

Diagram2-3-5
Click “Next” and input the Serial Number, Refer to the following diagram 2-3-6.

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 Diagram 2-3-6

Click “Next” and choose install folder. Refer to the following diagram 2-3-7.

Diagram 2-3-7

Review the Pre-installation Summary. Refer to the following diagram 2-3-8.

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 Diagram 2-3-8

The installing process, refer to the following diagram 2-3-9.

Diagram 2-3-9

When the installation program is completed, click “Done”. Refer to the following diagram 2-3-10.

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 Diagram 2-3-10

If the software is installed successfully, winpower application can be found in the Start
menu\Programs\. Refer to the following diagram 2-3-11.

Diagram 2-3-11
For console mode environment:
1. Enter the directory according the system, run setup.bin or setup_console.bin to start the
installation program.
Note: For UnixWare platform, make sure JRE has been installed in your system,
then enter the /GenericUnix directory to start the setup.
2. Read the information provided, press ENTER to continue the installation.
3. When the installation program is completed, click “Done”.
4. Reboot the Linux and UNIX system after installation.
The installation will set environment variables for Winpower in /etc/profile file. (For details to see
'Set environment variable' below). Reboot the system in order to make the setting valid.

4. Start/Stop Winpower
In Windows operating system

Start Agent:
Run the Winpower from Start\Program\Winpower will start the TrayIcon and Agent. For windows7
operating system, you should restart computer after the first installation.

Refer to the Diagram 2-4-1 as below.

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 Diagram 2-4-1

The Agent can be start by the following methods:

1) Run the Winpower from Start\Program\Winpower will start the TrayIcon and Agent. Refer to
diagram 2-4-1.
2) Right click the agent icon shown on the bottom right corner of the display and select the “Start
Agent” item. Refer to Diagram 2-4-2.

Diagram 2-4-2
3) On all Windows operating system, agent can be started automatically when the computer
reboots.

To start the Monitor, right click the TrayIcon, and select “Start Monitor”, or double click the icon.

Start Monitor:
Right click the TrayIcon and select the "Start Monitor" item. Refer to Diagram 2-4-3.

Diagram 2-4-3

Stop Agent:
Right click the TrayIcon and select the "Stop Agent" menu item. Refer to the following diagram 2-
4-4

Diagram 2-4-4

Exit:
On Windows vista, Windows 2008 and Windows7, if you want to exit, right click the winpower
Software tray icon, and select “Exit”. Once you exit it, you should restart the computer to start it
automatically. But if you have administrator privilege, you can start it again without restart computer.
There are two steps: the first to start the agent, open the “Services” from the “Start menu” > “Control
Panel” > “Administrative tools”, and find the service “UPSmonitor”, right click on it, select “Start”. The
second to start TrayIcon, click the winpower software from Start menu > Program \ Winpower.

For other windows OS, to exit, right click the winpower Software tray icon, and select “Exit”. If you
want to start TrayIcon, just click the winpower soft from Start menu > Program \ Winpower.

On Mac OS X
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 Set Agent to be auto started when System boots:
Open “System Preferences -> Accounts -> Login items”; click “+” icon to add the
“Applications/Winpower/Agent” as Login auto start item. Refer to the following diagram 2-4-5.

Diagram 2-4-5
Start Agent:
You can double click the agent link in "Applications/Winpower" directory to start the Agent.
You can also start it in terminal by enter install directory and execute command:
Enter “/opt/MonitorSoftware” directory and execute command: ./agent start
Start Monitor:
Double click the executable monitor link in "Applications/Winpower" directory to start Monitor.
You can also start it in terminal by enter install directory and execute command:./monitor

Stop Agent:
Enter install directory and execute command:
./agent stop

On Linux and UNIX:

Start Agent:
Enter “/opt/MonitorSoftware” directory and execute command:
./agent start

Start Monitor:
Enter “/opt/MonitorSoftware” directory and execute command:
./monitor

Stop Agent:
Enter “/opt/MonitorSoftware” directory and execute command:
./agent stop

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5. Uninstall Winpower
On Windows operating system
There are two methods of uninstalling Winpower

One is to click “Uninstall Winpower” icon in “Start/Program/Winpower” with left mouse button,
refer to Diagram 2-5-1 as below.

Diagram 2-5-1
Note: On Windows Vista, Windows 2008 and Windows 7, make sure you have administrator
privilege, right click and select “Run as administrator”.

The other is to left click “Control Panel/”Add/Remove Program”/Change/Remove(C)” button,

refer to Diagram 2-5-2 as below.

Diagram 2-5-2
Note: Before uninstalling Winpower, you must stop all Winpower program first! Otherwise
it can't be uninstalled completely.

 After left click, the Uninstall Program will pop up a dialog shown on Diagram 2-5-3 as below.

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 Diagram 2-5-3

Click the “Uninstall” to begin to uninstall Winpower software, refer to the following diagram 2-5-4.

Diagram 2-5-4

Click “Done” and Winpower has been uninstalled completely. Refer to the following diagram 2-5-5.

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 Diagram 2-5-5

On Mac OS X:

Open the Terminal from “Applications/Utilities/Terminal”, execute commands:

cd /opt/MoniorSoftware
sudo ./Uninstall
Input the system account password when it prompts, and uninstall will be carried out with
administrator privilege. The software can be uninstalled completely.
If you only execute the command”./Uninstall”, maybe some files of the software can’t be
uninstalled.

On Linux and UNIX:

Open the Terminal, enter "/opt/MonitorSoftware" directory and execute command:./Uninstall

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 Chapter 3 Winpower User Interface
1. "Winpower Manager" window

Winpower Monitor shows "Winpower Manager" window, which displays a list of agents within the
LAN.

There is a tree view on the left side of the window, which displays a hierarchical list of items. Such
as “Root”, “networks”, the Agent, the COM port, USB port and the UPS or ATS models or telecom
power. By clicking an item for UPS, the user can expand or collapse the associated list of submenu.
Refer to the following diagram 3-1-1.

Diagram 3-1-1

For telecom power, the interface is different, Refer to the following diagram 3-1-1-1.

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 Diagram 3-1-1-1

For ATS, refer to the following diagram 3-1-1-2.

Diagram 3-1-1-2

For Inverter system, refer to the following diagram 3-1-1-3.

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 Diagram 3-1-1-3

If you select one of the UPS model from the List, details about it will be displayed on the right side,
Refer to the following diagram 3-1-2-1.

1. The middle area displays the UPS Status Figure. The Status Figure is different according to
various UPS status and UPS type.
2. The upper area displays the UPS Status Description and recommendation, and the Agent
system times with right align.
3. The lower area displays last two events information.
4. It is able to minimize the window by clicking the minimum button on the top right corner of the
window.
5. It is able to exit from the system by clicking “X”.

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 Diagram 3-1-2-1

Illustration of UPS Status information bar:

，
The UPS status figure contains five parts: AC LINE, UPS, BATTERY LOAD and BYPASS.

If you select one of the telecom power models from the List, details about it will be displayed on
the right side, Refer to the following diagram 3-1-2-2:

Diagram 3-1-2-2

1. The middle area displays the telecom power Status Figure. The Status Figure is different
according to telecom power status. If there is something wrong with some module, the related
figure will turn red. For example, STS in above figure. Otherwise, it is green or white.

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2. The upper area displays the telecom power Status Description. If one or more module of inverter,
STS, or rectifier has broken, it will show “inverter/STS/rectifier warning & fault” in red instead of
detail warning or fault. If you would like to know the details, please select the module, and you
will see more details about every module. Refer to the following diagram 3-1-2-3.

Diagram 3-1-2-3

If you select one of ATS models from the List, details about it will be displayed on the right side,
Refer to the following diagram 3-1-2-4:

Diagram 3-1-2-4

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1. The top area displays the manufacturer and model name of ATS. Sometimes, the manufacturer
may not be shown. For example, “ATS” means that the model name is ATS. The bottom area
displays the serial number and firmware version of ATS.
2. The middle area displays the ATS Status Figure. There are five lights: S1, S2, SW1, SW2, F1
and three information frames. Also, there are some current lines in black or green.
3. The S1 is black when Input source 1 failed (no power on source). It will flash when the voltage or
frequency of source 1 is out of range or source 1 is unstable. It is green when source1 is OK.
The S2 for source 2 is the same. The SW1 is green when the load is powered by input source 1.
Otherwise, it is black. The SW2 is the same. The F1 in red indicates that the faults are detected,
such as overload fault, stick fault or over current. Otherwise, the F1 is green.
4. The information frame on the left of S1 displays the input voltage and frequency of Source 1. S2
is the same. If it is the preferred source, then the “Preferred Source” string is shown. Also, the
background color of the frame indicates whether it is the preferred source. If the background
color of frame is green, then it is the preferred source, otherwise, it is white. The frame on the
right of F1 displays the output information, such as output voltage, output frequency, output
current and load percentage.
5. The lines between S1 and SW1, between S2 and SW2, between SW1 and F1, between SW2
and F1 indicate the current. If there is current between them, the line is green. Otherwise, the
line is black.

If you select inverter from the List, details about all module of inverter system will be displayed on
the right side, Refer to the following diagram 3-1-2-5:

Diagram 3-1-2-5

2. Menu and Dialog

1) Auto Search Device

When user select "Auto Search Device" item from "System" Menu, Winpower will start searching
for the device connect to the computer’s serial port or USB port (for telecom power, the USB driver
must be installed; For ATS, A crossover RS232 cable will be needed that crosses pins 2 and 3, so
that pin 2 on one side is connected to pin 3 on the other.). See the following diagram 3-2-1-1 and
diagram 3-2-1-2. Winpower can monitor not more than four COM ports and one USB port in one
computer. Only on Windows 98/2000/2003/XP/Vista, Mac OS X and Linux (with kernel 2.6) can use
the USB port. For UPS, no USB driver is needed. But telecom power's USB communication only
works with Windows 2000/XP/Vista and need install the USB driver at directory USB driver.

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 Diagram 3-2-1-1

Diagram 3-2-1-2

By clicking the item in the tree view, user can get the information following, refer to the diagram 3-
2-1-3.

1) All the computer running Winpower Agent on the LAN.

2) Device COM Port or USB Port.

3) The model type of Device to which the Agent is connecting.

4) The Current Status of the Agent which user selected in the tree view.

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 Diagram 3-2-1-3

2) “Administrator” Dialog
"Administrator" dialog can be opened by clicking “Act as Administrator” in the “System” menu.
See the following diagram 3-2-2. Enter the administrator password in the edit box and then click
“OK” button. If the password is not correct, the system will pop up a message dialog to prompt users
that the user password is not correct. If the password is correct, users can get the administrator
access right and set up the Agent.

Note: The initial password is “Administrator”.

Diagram 3-2-2

3) "Administrator Password Settings" Dialog

“Administrator Password Settings” dialog can be opened from the “Modify Administrator
Password” menu item of “System” menu. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-3.

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 Diagram 3-2-3

Administrator password only can be set by super user in local machine. If you are not a super user
yet, the "Administrator" Dialog will pop up first for you to log on as an administrator.

User needs to enter a new password in the "New Password" text box and reenter the new
password in the "Confirm Password" text box. If the passwords are not consistent with each other, a
message dialog will pop up to notify the user that the password is not correct and request the user to
enter it once again. If the passwords are consistent with each other and the button "OK" is selected,
the new password will be accepted by the system.

4) "Event log Viewer" Dialog

"Event Log Viewer" Dialog will be shown when user selects the "Event Log" menu item from
"Logs" Menu or click buttons from toolbar, or click the “View log” button of event log in the “Record
Setting” dialog, then the “Event Log” dialog will pop up. Refer to the following Diagram 3-2-4. The
dialog displays a list of history events.

Diagram 3-2-4

User can select the check box “Delete” and click "Delete" button to remove the selected events.

User can click “Close” button to close the dialog.

User can click "Purge All" button to delete all of the events.

Note: If “Delete” and "Purge All" button are invalid, it means your access right to the
current Agent is “Read Only”, you can’t carry out the operation. You should log in as a super
user.

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5) "Data log Viewer" Dialog

"Data Log Viewer" Dialog will pop up when user selects "Data Log" item of "Logs" Menu , or click
buttons from toolbar or click “View log” button of data log in the “Record Setting” dialog. Refer to the
following Diagram 3-2-5, the history data will be displayed in this dialog.

Users can select the port and UPS to show the data of that device.

Users can click “Next”, “Prev”, “Home” and “End” button to display the data log.

Diagram 3-2-5

User can select the check box “Delete” and click "Delete" button to remove the selected data log.

User can click “Close” button to close the dialog.

User can click "Purge All" button to delete all of the data.

Note: If “Delete” and "Purge All" button are invalid, it means your access right to the
current Agent is “Read Only” and you can’t carry out these operations. You should log in as
a super user.

6) “Record Setting” Dialog

The “Record Setting” dialog can be opened from the “Record Setting” item of “Logs” menu. Refer
to the following Diagram 3-2-6-1.

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 Diagram 3-2-6-1

The default value of the maximum file length of Event Log Viewer is 32KB (the maximum value is
1MB).

Click the “View Log” button of the event log in the “Record Setting” dialog (Refer to the following
diagram 3-2-6-2) to pop up the “Event Log Viewer” dialog (Refer to the following diagram 3-2-6-3)

Diagram 3-2-6-2

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 Diagram 3-2-6-3

Click the “Settings” button of the event log in the “Record Setting” dialog (Refer to the following
diagram 3-2-6-4) to pop up the “Event Action” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-6-5.

Diagram 3-2-6-4

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 Diagram 3-2-6-5

The default value of the “Maximum file length” in the “Data Log Viewer” is 32KB (the maximum is
1MB).

The default value of record interval in the “Data Log Viewer” is 60 second (the maximum is 3600
second).

Click the “View Log” button of data log in the “Record Setting” dialog (refer to the following
diagram 3-3-5-6) to pop up the “Data Log Viewer” dialog (refer to the following diagram 3-2-6-7).

Diagram 3-2-6-6

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 Diagram 3-2-6-7

Note: Click “Default” button and the parameters in this page will become default. If the
“OK” button is invalid, it means your access right to the current Agent is “Read Only”, and
you cannot setup the parameters. You should log in as a super user.

7) "Device Control Parameters" Dialog

The "Device Control Parameters" Dialog will pop up when user selects "Device Control
Parameters" item of “Device” menu.
For ON-LINE Device, refer to the following diagram 3-2-7-1.

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 Diagram 3-2-7-1

Refer to the following table 3-2-7-1:

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 Parameter Unit Maximum Minimum Default
High limit of Hz 60.0 (for 50Hz 51.0 (for 50Hz 54.0 (for 50Hz
input frequency system) system) system)
on bypass 70.0 (for 60Hz 61.0 (for 60Hz 64.0 (for 60Hz
system) system) system)
Low limit of Hz 49.0 (for 50Hz 40.0 (for 50Hz 46.0 (for 50Hz
input frequency system) system) system)
on bypass 59.0 (for 60Hz 50.0 (for 60Hz 56.0 (for 60Hz
system) system) system)
High limit of V 286 (for 1~3K 221 (for 1~3K 264 (for 1~3K
input voltage on 220V UPS) 220V UPS) 220V UPS)
bypass 132 (for 1~3K 110(for 1~3K 132 (for 1~3K
110V UPS) 110V UPS) 110V UPS)
261 (for 6~20K 231 (for 6~20K 261 (for 6~20K
UPS) UPS) UPS)
Low limit of V 219 (for 1~3K 80 (for 1~3K 80 (for 1~3K
input voltage on 220V UPS) 220V UPS) 220V UPS)
bypass 110 (for 1~3K 40 (for 1~3K 50 (for 1~3K
110V UPS) 110V UPS) 110V UPS)
209 (for 6~20K 140 (for 6~20K 176 (for 6~20K
UPS) UPS) UPS)
ON button can - - - Yes
control battery
mode audible
warning
OFF button can - - - Yes (for 1~3K
control bypass UPS)
mode audible No (for 6~20K
warning UPS)
Do audible - - - Yes
warning when
on bypass
mode
Do audible - - - Yes
warning when
on battery
mode
Restore line - - - Yes
mode when AC
restored
Work on - - - No (for 1~3K
bypass when UPS)
UPS turned off Yes (for 6~20K
UPS)

Table 3-2-7-1

For special ON-LINE Device, refer to the following diagram 3-2-7-2.

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 Diagram 3-2-7-2

Refer to the following table 3-2-7-2.

Parameter Unit Maximum Minimum Default

High limit of input HZ 60.0 (for 51.0(for 55.0(for 50Hz system) 66.0 (for
frequency on 50Hz 50Hz 60Hz system)
bypass system) system)
70.0 (for 61.0 (for
60Hz 60Hz
system) system)
Low limit of input HZ 49.0 (for 40.0 (for 50Hz 45.0 (for 50Hz system)
frequency on 50Hz system) system) 54.0 (for 60Hz system)
bypass 59.0 (for 50.0 (for

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High limit of input V 276 Low limit of 264

voltage on bypass input voltage
on bypass
+10
Low limit of input V High limit of 110 110
voltage on bypass input voltage
on bypass -
10
High limit of input - +10% +5% +5%
frequency on ECO
Low limit of input - -10% -5% -5%
frequency on ECO
High limit of input - +10% +5% +5%
voltage on ECO
Low limit of input - -10% -5% -5%
voltage on ECO
High limit of input - +10% +2% +10%
frequency on Line
Low limit of input - -10% -2% -10%
frequency on Line
Output voltage V 240 200 220V(Can be
rating 200V,208V,220V,230V,240V,can be
set in no output or bypass mode)
Voltage adjustability - +10 -10 0
Output frequency HZ 60 50 50(Can be 50 or 60, can be set in no
rating output mode or bypass mode)
Battery Quantity - 24 or 12 20(only for 6-10k)
Per String 20(depending
on the UPS
model)
Maximum charging A 4 or 0.5 4 or 1(depending on the UPS model,
current 1(depending only for 6-10k ups)
on the UPS
model)
Allow button to - - - No
enable/disable
audible warning
Bypass Forbidden - - - No
UPS Auto Restart
Buzzer Alarm - - - Yes
Converter Mode - - - No
ECO Mode - - - No
Parallel Mode - - - No
Frequency Auto - - - Yes
Detection
Auto Re-transfer - - - Yes
After Overload
Clearance
Auto Short-Circuit Yes
Clearance
EPO Function Yes
Load Segment Yes (for 1-3K UPS)
Bypass when UPS Yes
is off
Deep Discharge No
Function

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 Table 3-2-7-2

Note: click the “default” button, the parameters in this page will become the default value.

For regular LINE-INT UPS, user can enable/disable battery mode alarm audible though this
dialog. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-7-3:

Diagram 3-2-7-3

For special LINE-INT UPS, Refer to the following diagram 3-2-7-4.

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 Diagram 3-2-7-4

Refer to the following table 3-2-7-3

Parameter Value
Battery Mode Audible Warning Yes – Allow audible warning in battery mode
No – Keep silence in battery mode
Energy Saving Yes – If the load is light, Shut down UPS in 5 minutes
when AC Fail
No – UPS won’t be shut down until battery backup time
exhaust
Auto Reboot UPS When AC Yes – Auto-restart enable
Input Restored No – Auto-restart disable
Automatic Self-Test Yes – Automatic self-test enable
No – Automatic self-test disable
Input Type Normal – Accept normal AC line range
Wide range – Accept wide AC line range
Generator – Accept generator’s output
Output Voltage Rating Can be 110V,120V,127V,220V,230V,240V
External battery module Only long time discharged model has this option, the
number number is from 00 to 10.
Running mode enable(only for Economic mode – enable economic mode
vigor) Normal – disable economic mode

Frequency slew rate(only for Can be 1,2,3

vigor
Bypass frequency range, High loss limit and low loss limit
Bypass voltage range, ECO
frequency range, ECO voltage
range(only for vigor)

Table 3-2-7-3

For special LINE-INT UPS, Refer to the following diagram 3-2-7-5.

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 Diagram 3-2-7-5

Refer to the following table 3-2-7-4.

Parameter Value
Battery Mode Audible Warning Yes – Allow audible warning in battery mode
No – Keep silence in battery mode
Energy Saving Yes – If the load is light, Shut down UPS in 5 minutes
when AC Fail
No – UPS won’t be shut down until battery backup time
exhaust
Auto Reboot UPS When AC Yes – Auto-restart enable
Input Restored No – Auto-restart disable
Automatic Self-Test Yes – Automatic self-test enable
No – Automatic self-test disable
Input Type Normal – Accept normal AC line range
Wide range – Accept wide AC line range
Generator – Accept generator’s output
Output Voltage Rating Can be 110V,120V,127V,220V,230V,240V
External battery module Only long time discharged model has this option, the
number number is from 00 to 10.

Table 3-2-7-4

For telecom power, Refer to the following diagram 3-2-7-6

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 Diagram 3-2-7-6

For ATS, Refer to the following diagram 3-2-7-7

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 Diagram 3-2-7-7

Refer to the following table 3-2-7-5.

Parameter Value
Buzzer Status can be Enable, Mute, Disable
Preferred Source 1 - The Preferred source is S1
2 - The Preferred source is S2
Synchronization Value The value can be 10,15, 20. If the phase difference
between S1 and S2 is less than this value degree, ATS
will regard two input sources as synchronous source
Delay Transfer Time on The value can be No delay, half cycle and one cycle.
Asynchronous When switching input source due to preferred source fail
if two input sources are not synchronous, the ATS will
add a period of delay time.
Input Voltage Acceptable The value can be between 12 and 20. for example ,the
Range range of input voltage window is +/-12% if this value is 12
Input Frequency Acceptable The value can be between 5 and 15. for example ,the
Range range of input frequency window is +/-15% if this value is
15
Nominal Voltage The value can be 220,230 and 240. This is only available
for HV system

Table 3-2-7-5

Note: If the “OK” buttons is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is
“read only” and you can’t carry out setup. You should log in as a super user.

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8) "Event Action" Dialog
The “Event Action” dialog can be opened, by clicking “Event Action” item of “Device” menu or
button in the toolbar. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-8. In the “Event Action” dialog, users can
select that which action will be carried out when some events occur. For each event, the actions that
users can select are Record, Broadcast, Email, Send SMS and Send Pager. There are three kind
events, The UPS event list is for UPS, Telecom Power System event list for Telecom Power System
and ATS Event List for ATS.

Diagram 3-2-8

Three grades icon of event: Severity (red), Warning (yellow) and Message (blue).

Note: if you want to use the e-mail notification function, you must setup SMTP server first.
For the detailed information, please refer to “How to realize sending event message by e-
mail”.

9) "Shutdown Settings" Dialog

The “Shutdown settings” dialog can be opened from the “Shutdown Parameter” item of the
“Device” menu. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-9.

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 Diagram 3-2-9

The function is only for UPS.

In the “Shutdown Settings” dialog, the setting parameters are shown in the following Table 3-2-9.

Parameter Unit Maximum Minimum Default Remark

Value Value
Battery Minute 4320 1 10 When the check box with
backup time the function is selected and
the utility power fails, , the
software will send the
shutdown command to UPS
once the setting time is
，
expired and the output of
UPS will be turned off
Shutdown __ __ __ No When this check box is
System selected, System will be
shut down while the
appointed UPS is being turn
off.
Suspend __ __ __ No When this radio box is
System selected, System will be

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 suspended to disk in
shutdown sequence. This
function only can be carry
out in some Windows
platforms and hibernate
support must be enabled
from /Control Panel/Power
Options/Hibernate .
Multi-UPS __ __ __ NO When the check box is
input selected, system won't be
shut down until all the
conditions of all selected
UPS are met.
System Minute 99 1 2 The time to be needed to
shutdown shut down the system,
need time which is from the beginning
of shutting down to the end
of that.
Remote __ __ __ No If Yes, System will be shut
Shutdown down by specified Agent.
by Agent
XX min Minute 4320 0 0 Receiving the specified
shutdown agent's shutdown signal,
system delay XX minutes. System
will be shut down.
Run __ __ __ Nothing Before system shutting
Command down, Agent can execute a
File before file, if this parameter isn’t
Shutdown null, Agent will not begin to
shut down the system until
the "Execution file before
system shutting down"
ends.
Shutdown Minute 60 1 1 Before system shutting
File Max down, the time to be
Execution needed to execute the
Time shutdown file.
Begin __ __ __ Yes When this check box is
Shutting selected and battery low
down event occurs, Agent will
immediately shut down the UPS
while battery immediately, otherwise the
low shutting down time will be
controlled by battery backup
time.
Shutdown __ __ __ __ The condition can be "UPS
remote be shutdown" or "The time
Agents' on battery exceeds setting
Conditions time".
Agents be __ __ __ __ When shutdown condition is
Shutdown satisfied, Agent will send
shutdown signal to the
appointed remote Agents.
Shutdown Minute 60 1 1 The interval that Agent pop
Alarm up an alarm message
Interval before shutting down.
Start Minute 60 1 10 If user has setup schedule
Warning shutting down, AGENT will
before sound alarm prior to the set
Scheduled time.

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Table 3-2-9

Note: If the “OK” button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is
“Read Only”, you can’t setup the parameters. You should log in as a super user.

10) "UPS Self-Test Immediately" Dialog

The “UPS Self-Test Immediately” dialog can be opened from the “Battery Self-Test Now” item of
“Device” menu. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-10.

Diagram 3-2-10

The function is only for UPS.

In the “UPS Self-Test Immediately” dialog, users can select the type of self-test: Self-Test for 10
seconds, Self-Test until battery low, Self-Test for XX minutes. The time range of self-test for XX
minutes is from 1 to 99 minutes.

Note: If the “OK” button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is
“Read Only”, you can’t carry out the operation. You should log in as a super user.

11) "UPS Test Manager" Dialog

The “UPS Test Manager” dialog can be opened from the “Battery Self-Test Schedule” item of
“Device” menu. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-11.

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 Diagram 3-2-11

The function is only for UPS.

The function can be used to display and setup UPS self-test task. UPS self-test task has two types:
“once” and “monthly”.

UPS self-test type: UPS self-test for 10 seconds, UPS self-test to battery low, and UPS self-test
for the appointed time. The appointed time range is 1 to 99 minutes, and the default value is 10
minutes.

The “UPS Test Manager” dialog contains two parts: task list and calendar. All the UPS self-test
and UPS on/off tasks are shown in the calendar. The red dot denotes the Power Off action, the
green dot denotes the Power On action and the blue dot denotes the self-test action. Click the “Add
Test” button and users can setup the special time and monthly UPS self-test task in the popped up
dialog. The self-test task added will be shown in the schedule.

If you select one of the UPS self-test tasks in the list, you can modify the task that has been set
by clicking the “Modify” button. If you select one of the UPS self-test tasks, you also can remove the
task by clicking “Remove” button.

Note: If the “OK”, “Add Test”, “Modify” and “Remove” buttons are invalid, it means that
your access right to the current Agent is “read only” and you can’t carry out the setting. You
should log in as a super user.

12) "UPS On/Off Manager" Dialog

The “UPS On/Off Manager” dialog can be opened from the “UPS On/Off Schedule” item of
“Device” menu. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-12.

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 Diagram 3-2-12

The function is only for UPS.

The “UPS On/Off Manager” dialog is used to display and set up UPS On/Off tasks. The UPS
On/Off tasks include two types: “Once” and “Weekly”. The UPS Power Off time range (from
shutdown to turning on next time) that can be set is 1-9999 minutes, i.e. the longest power off time is
6 days 22 hours and 39 minutes. The input range for the year is 2002-2035. The “UPS On/Off
Manager” dialog contains task list and calendar. All the UPS self-test and UPS On/Off tasks are
shown in the calendar. We use red dot to denote the Power Off action, green dot to denote the
Power On action and blue dot to denote self-test action in the calendar. Users can setup weekly and
special time’s UPS Power On/Off tasks in the popped up dialog by clicking “Add UPS shutdown”
button. Note: In terms of time, the new added task can’t conflict with the UPS self-test task and UPS
Power On/Off tasks that have been set. If you select one of the UPS self-test tasks in the list, you
can modify the setup task by clicking the “Modify” button. You also can remove the task by clicking
“Remove” button.

Note: If the “OK”, “Add Test”, “Modify” and “Remove” buttons are invalid, it means that
your access right to the current Agent is “read only” and you can’t carry out the setting. You
should log in as a super user.

13) "Schedule Viewer" Dialog

The “Schedule Viewer” dialog can be opened from the “View Schedule” item of the “UPS” menu.
Refer to the following diagram 3-2-13.

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 Diagram 3-2-13

The function is only for UPS.

The “Schedule Viewer” dialog is used to show the set up UPS Power On/Off and self-test tasks.
“Schedule” dialog contains task list and calendar graphic. Only the tasks of the current month are
displayed in the task list. We use red dot to denote the Power Off action, green dot to denote the
Power On action and blue dot to denote the self-test action in the calendar.

14) "Broadcast Message Settings" Dialog

The “Broadcast Message Settings” dialog can be opened from the “Broadcast Setting” item of
“Tools” menu or click broadcast “Setting” button in “Event Action” Dialog. Refer to the following
diagram 3-2-14.

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 Diagram 3-2-14

The "Broadcast To" list box lists the users. The user item must be selected if the user wants to
receive broadcast message. You can add and delete user item by click "Add" and "Remove" button
(Note: the "All Users" and "Domain User" item can’t be deleted). "All Users" means all computers in
LAN. "Domain User" means computers in the same domain with local Agent.

The "UPS message", “Telecom Power System message” and “ATS message list” list boxes list all
the message, you can select the message by click the check box with the message item.

Note: The function is valid only for windows. To receive broadcast message, "Winpopup"
in Windows95/98 and "Messenger Service" in Windows NT/2000/XP must be started. If the
"OK" button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is “Read only”,
and you can’t carry out the operation. You should log in as a super user.

15) "Email Settings" Dialog

The “E-Mail Settings” dialog can be opened from the “E-Mail Setting” item of “Tools” menu or click
E-Mail “Setting” button in “Event Action” Dialog. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-15.

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 Diagram 3-2-15

The included items of the email parameter setting are shown in the following Table 3-2-15.

SMTP Server Name This is the mail server, which is used to

send emails to the appointed users. It could
accept two formats: IP address and host
name. For example: smtp.163.com
SMTP Account Name This is the account for logging in the server.
Enter the complete address format here.
For example: yyy@163.com
Password Input the SMTP account password in
needed
Port This is the port for SMTP
Encryption Encryption technique mode

Table 3-2-15

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 The “Receiver E-Mail Address” list box lists the email addresses. Click "Add" button to add an
email address item. Select an address item and click "Remove" button will delete the item. Selected
an email address item, and click the "Test" button will send a test email to the email address.

The "UPS message", “Telecom Power System message” and “ATS message list” list boxes list all
the message, you can select the message by click the check box with the message item.

All of the SMTP parameter’s default value is vacancy, and it can be setup in the local Agent only.
To send email to the appointed user, the SMTP server name or IP address must be set, or the email
will not be sent successfully.

Note: If you want to send email via Internet, you must have a SMTP account in the Internet.
If the “OK” button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is “read
only”, and you can’t carry out the parameter setting. You should log in as a super user.

16) "SMS Setting" Dialog

The “SMS Setting” dialog can be opened from the “SMS Setting” item of “Tools” menu or click
Send SMS “Setting” button in “Event Action” Dialog. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-16.

Diagram 3-2-16

Below is the use remark of SMS setting:

1. Sender

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SMS is sent through GSM modem or mobile phone connected with your computer. User should
select COM port that is being used by GSM Modem or mobile phone, and set baud rate of the COM
port. Locus means that where user is.

2. Receiver:

Receiver is the mobile phones numbers who can receive the SMS. It can be one or more. If the
Event that you have selected occurs, winpower will send the event message to the phone numbers
in the "Receiver" list.

3. UPS message, Telecom Power System message and ATS message list

User can select the events that need to be informed by SMS.

Note: If the OK button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is
“Read Only”, and you can’t carry out the operation. You should log in as a super user.

17) "Pager Setting" Dialog

The “Pager Setting” dialog can be opened from the “Pager Setting” item of “Tools” menu or click
“Send Pager Setting" button in the "Event Setting" dialog. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-17.

Diagram 3-2-17

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 To configure the pager parameters, user must have full access. User can get full access by
selecting "Act as Administrator" item of "System" menu and enter right Agent Password in the popup
dialog.

Refer to the following table 3-2-17.

Items Description
Modem Port Select COM port which is being used by Modem.
For some pager service, a delay is needed between
Access Number
dialing access number and Pager Number.
For some pager service, a delay is needed between
Pager Number
dialing pager number and message code.
For extension line, it is always necessary to dial a
Dialing number to
specified number and delay a specified time to access
exterior line
Exterior Line.
Dialing number after For some pager service, need to dial a specified
message number to end message code.
The event code is dialed as the message code and
Event Code
will be displayed on pager.

Table 3-2-17

Note: If the “OK” button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is
“Read Only”, and you can’t carry out the operation. You should log in as a super user.

18) "Monitor Remote Device" Dialog

The "Monitor Remote Device" Dialog will show when user selects "Monitor Remote Device" item of
"Monitor" menu. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-18-1.

Diagram 3-2-18-1

Enter the IP address or host name of an Agent to be monitored, and press “OK” button. If the
agent exists, its information will be shown below the "WAN" node in the tree view of the Manager
window.

Note:

1) The number of remote agent monitored is up to 256.

2) If the software can't communicate with the remote agent in 1 minute, the agent will be kept on the
left tree, and the status of this agent will be "Network Communication Lost".

3) You can delete a remote agent by select the agent node manually, then click the mouse right
button to show a pop up menu, select "Delete" menu item to remove it. Refer to the following
diagram 3-2-18-2.

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 Diagram 3-2-18-2

19) Bottom image

If you select the submenu “BottomImage” of the menu “Preference”, you can change the bottom
image of the interface. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-19.

Diagram 3-2-19

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20) Temp

The centigrade or Fahrenheit temperature shown in the interface can be changed by selecting the
submenu “Temp” of the menu “Preference”. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-20.

Diagram 3-2-20

21) Date Format

The date format can be changed by selecting the submenu “DateFormat” of the menu
“Preference”. The format is “Year/Month/Day”, “Month/Day/Year” or “Day/Month/Year”. Refer to the
following diagram 3-2-21.

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 Diagram 3-2-21

22) Advance Settings

The font, size, color and bottom image of the interface can be changed by selecting the submenu
“Advance Settings” of the menu “Preference”.

The “Advance Settings” dialog contains two parts: “General” and “BottomImage”.

Refer to the following diagram 3-2-22-1.

Diagram 3-2-22-1

Note: If you click “Default” button, the parameters in this view will be turned into default value.

If the “OK” button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is “read
only”, so you can’t carry out the parameter setup. You should log in as a super user.

In the “BottomImage” view:

If you click “None” box, the bottom image of the interface is “background color”.

Users can select the color that they want by clicking “Color” box.

Users can select the color and gradient direction that they want by clicking “Gradient” box.

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 Users can select background color, character size and light and shade degree of background text
by clicking “Text” box. The bottom image is the background that has the appointed text.

Users can select the background color, the grid offset, the grid size and the grid light and shade
degree in the background by clicking “Grid” box, the bottom image of the interface is “Grid”.

Users can select the background picture from the popped up list box by clicking the “Picture” box,
the bottom image of the interface is “Picture”.

Refer to the following diagram 3-2-22-2.

Diagram 3-2-22-2

Note: Click “Default” button, the parameters in this view will turn to default value. If the
“OK” button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is “read only”,
and you can’t carry out the parameter setup. You should log in as a super user.

23) Language menu

Users can select languages in the “Language” menu to display different languages, there are ten
kinds of languages to be selected: “English”, “German”, “French”, “Italian”, “Spanish”, “Polish”,
“Turkish” or “Portuguese”, or “Thai”. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-23

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 Diagram 3-2-23

24) "Communication Port Settings" Dialog

The "Communication Port Settings" dialog can be opened from the "COM Port Setting" item
of "System" menu.
On Linux and UNIX, Winpower can't detect the serial port devices automatically. If the system has
a Serial Port that can’t be found in the default setting table, you must add it manually in the
"Communication Port Settings" dialog. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-24.

Diagram 3-2-24

The default serial port device, please refer to the following Table 3-2-24.

Platform Serial Port Device

Linux /dev/ttyS0 /dev/ttyS1.
Solaris /dev/ttya /dev/ttyb
HP-UX /dev/tty0p0 /dev/tty1p0 /dev/tty0p1 /dev/tty0p2
AIX /dev/tty0 /dev/tty1
UnixWare /dev/tty1A /dev/tty2A
Tru64 /dev/tty00 /dev/tty01
FreeBSD /dev/ttyd0 /dev/ttyd1
Table 3-2-24

Note: If the "OK" button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is
“read only”, so you can’t carry out the parameter setting. You should log in as a super user.
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25) "SNMP" Menu

The SNMP menu has nine menu items:

Menu Item Description

Search Device window - search for devices

Search Device
monitored by SNMP cards.

Modify Device window - modify the device

Modify Device
information.

Select this item to delete the appointed SNMP

Delete Device
device.

Add Area Add Area window - add the SNMP areas.

Modify Area window - modify information of the

Modify Area
appointed area.

Delete Area Select this item to delete the appointed area.

SNMP Trap Receiving Port SNMP Port Setting window - modify the SNMP
Setting port if the default SNMP port is occupied.

SNMP Event Log window - view the SNMP

SNMP Event Log
event records.

Event Log Setting window - set the SNMP

Event Log Setting
event logs.
Refer to the following diagram 3-2-25.

Diagram 3-2-25
26) "Search Device" Dialog

Note: If the Search button is disabled, the current Agent is read-only, and you cannot set up the
parameters. Select “Act as Administrator” from the “System” menu to log in as a Superuser.

To add devices:
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 1. Click the “Search Device” item from the” SNMP” menu.

2. Select which TCP/IP protocol that SNMP support in the Search Device dialog, protocol IPv4 or
IPv6.

For IPv4, both single device and segment device searches are supported. Enter an IPv4 address
in the Start IP field and the End IP field.

For IPv6, user can enter only one IPv6 address other than IP ranges to search. If IPv6 address is
broadcast IP (default IPv6 address is broadcast IP ff02::1), all Network Management Card that
support protocol IPv6 within LAN will be found.

3. Click “Search” button. After searching, the new device displays in the tree view.

4. Double-click the new device node to connect it with the Internet browser of the Network
Management Card. The Link column indicates successful communication. Refer to the following
diagram 3-2-26.

Diagram 3-2-26

27) Modify SNMP Device

Select Modify Device from the “SNMP” menu. You can modify the SNMP device information,
including: Name, Area, Community (the default value is “public”).

Refer to the following diagram 3-2-27

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 Diagram 3-2-27

Note: If the OK button is disabled, the current Agent is read-only, and you cannot set up the
parameters. Select “Act as Administrator” from the “System” menu to log in as a Superuser.

28) "Add Area" Dialog

To open the Add Area window, select “Add Area” from the “SNMP” menu.

You can add areas and relative information. The new areas are displayed below the SNMP node
in the left tree view. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-28.

Diagram 3-2-28

Note: You must select the SNMP node at the left tree view. If the OK button is disabled, the
current Agent is read only, and you cannot perform this task. Select “Act as Administrator” from the
“System” menu to log in as a Super user.

29) "Modify Area" Dialog

Note: If the OK button is disabled, the current Agent is read-only, and you cannot set up the
parameters. Select “Act as Administrator” from the “System” menu to log in as a Super user.

Select “Modify Area” from the “SNMP” menu.

You can modify the appointed area information. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-29.

Diagram 3-2-29

30) "SNMP Trap Receiving Port Setting" Dialog

To open the SNMP Port Setting window, select “SNMP Trap Receiving Port Setting” from the
“SNMP” menu.

You can change the SNMP Port if the default Port 162 is occupied by other programs. The range
of the new SNMP Port is 1 to 65535. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-30.

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 Diagram 3-2-30

Note: You must select the SNMP node at the left tree view. If the OK button is disabled, the
current Agent is read only, and you cannot perform this task. Select “Act as Administrator” from the
“System” menu to log in as a Super user.

31) "SNMP Event Log" Dialog

The Event Log Viewer displays the UPS SNMP event history.

You can view the Event Log by select “Event Log” from the “SNMP” menu.

You can set the length of the event log file by select the “Event Log Setting” from the “SNMP”
Menu.

To delete all data, click Clear All.

Click Close to exit the window. Refer to the following diagram 3-2-31.

Diagram 3-2-31

Note: To carry on this operation, you must have administrator privilege. Select “Act as
Administrator” from the “System” menu to log in as a Super user.

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32) "Event Log Setting" Dialog

Note: If the OK button is disabled, the current Agent is read-only, and you cannot set up the
parameters. Select “Act as Administrator” from the “System” menu to log in as a Super user.

1. To view the event records for any UPS monitored by a Network Management Card, select the
UPS under the SNMP node in the tree view and select “SNMP Event Log” from the SNMP menu.
The Event Log for UPS opens.

2. To set the maximum Event Log file length for any UPS monitored by the SNMP Card, select
“Event Log Setting” from the “SNMP” menu. The default file length is 5,000 rows, and the maximum
value is 100,000 rows.
Refer to the following
diagram 3-2-32.

Diagram 3-2-32

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 Chapter 4 How to do
1. How to realize the conversion of the appointed COM port
If the computer with Winpower has multiple serial ports, Winpower can allow the users to change
the current serial ports connected to the device via “Auto search Device” menu. Refer to the
following Diagram 4-1-1.

Diagram 4-1-1

There is a tree view on the left displaying a hierarchical list, such as Root, LAN, the Agent name,
the COM port and the Device model. Refer to the following diagram 4-1-2.

Diagram 4-1-2

When user selects a device model, "Manager" Window will show detail about the device on the
right.

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 For Linux and UNIX, Winpower can't detect the serial port device automatically. If the serial port
can’t be found in the default setting table, you must add it manually in the "Communication Port
Settings" dialog. Refer to the following Diagram 4-1-3.

Diagram 4-1-3

The default serial port devices setting: refer to the following Table4-1-1.

Platform Serial Port Device

Linux /dev/ttyS0 /dev/ttyS1.
Solaris /dev/ttya /dev/ttyb
HP-UX /dev/tty0p0 /dev/tty1p0 /dev/tty0p1 /dev/tty0p2
AIX /dev/tty0 /dev/tty1
UnixWare /dev/tty1A /dev/tty2A
Tru64 /dev/tty00 /dev/tty01
FreeBSD /dev/ttyd0 /dev/ttyd1
Table4-1-1

Note: For the first time, starting Agent takes more time than later to communicate with the
device. And the software will keep a record of the device. Next time, Winpower will start
according to the last record. If device COM port, device model or slave address have been
changed, user should click "Auto Search Device" item of "System" menu to get correct
device information.

2. How to realize broadcasting message in LAN

Winpower has the function of sending the event message to the customer timely via Windows
message service. Refer to the notice in section 13 of Chapter 3 (“Broadcast Message Settings”
Dialog) and Appendix B (Winpower Event Table) to learn general operation. Refer to the following
diagram 4-2-1.

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 Diagram 4-2-1

Refer to the range of broadcasting, there are three options: All Users, Domain Users and special
users.

All users indicate that the message will be sent to all computers in the same network with this
computer, no matter whether it is in the same domain.

Domain users indicate that the message will be sent to all computers only in the same NT domain
with this computer.

Special users indicate that the message will be sent only to one or a group of defined users, but
not others any more.

To realize the function, you should set up the “Add Broadcast User” dialog first. Refer to the
following diagram 4-2-2.

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 Diagram 4-2-2

In the dialog above, after inputting the computer name which will receive messages, select “OK”
button to finish the setting. The name of the computer which you have keyed in will be displayed in
the “Broadcast Message Settings” dialog. Select the events that will be sent to the users, and press
the “OK” button, the setting will become effective. Refer to the following diagram 4-2-3.

Diagram 4-2-3

Note: Only on Windows, the function can be carried out. To receive broadcast message,
"Winpopup" in Windows95/98 and "Messenger Service" in Windows NT/2000 must be started.

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3. How to realize the schedule of adding/Removing UPS self-test

Click the “Battery Self-Test Schedule” menu of “Device” menu to popup the “UPS Test Manager”
dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-3-1.

Diagram 4-3-1

Note: If the “OK” button of the dialog is invalid, it means that your access to the current
Agent is “read only”, and you can’t setup it. You should log in as a super user.

 Add the task of UPS self-test

Click the “Add test” button, and will pop up the “UPS Self-test” dialog. Refer to the following
diagram 4-3-2.

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 Diagram 4-3-2

In the dialog, users can make a choice of setting UPS self-test task as in a special time or monthly
from the options of “once” or “monthly”. You may set the start time of UPS self-test in date and time
combo box.

Note: the new self-test task can’t conflict with the UPS self-test or UPS Power on/off task that has
already been set.

You can select one of the self-test modes from the following.

 Self-test for 10 seconds

 Self-test until the battery low
 Self-test for 1 to 99 minutes

Press the “Cancel” button, the dialog will be closed and the setting above is invalid. Press the “Ok”
button, the dialog will be closed and the task setting will present to the task list. Refer to the following
diagram 4-3-3.

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 Diagram 4-3-3

Press the “OK” button to finish the setting. Refer to the diagram 4-3-3.

 Modifying UPS self-test task

Select one of the UPS self-test tasks in the task list, click “Modify” button to modify the task that
has been set in the popup dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-3-4.

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 Diagram 4-3-4

After finishing the modification, click “OK” button to save.

 Remove UPS self-test task

Select one of the UPS self-test tasks in the task list. Click “Remove” button to cancel the task.
Refer to the following diagram 4-3-5.

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 Diagram 4-3-5

4. How to realize the schedule of adding/Removing UPS on/off

Click the “UPS On/Off Manager” menu of the “Control” menu, and will pop up the “UPS On/Off
Manager” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-4-1.

Diagram 4-4-1
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 Note: the function only for UPS. If the “OK” button of the dialog is invalid, it means that
your access to the current Agent is “read only”, and you can’t modify it. You should log in as
a super user.

 Add the task of UPS On/Off

Click “Add UPS On/Off” button, and will pop up “Off UPS” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-
4-2.

Diagram 4-4-2

In the dialog, users can make a choice in the setting of UPS Power On/Off weekly or in a special
time via the option of “Once” or “Weekly” in the combo box. Set the UPS off and restart time in the
date and time combo box.

Note: the new task of UPS On/Off can’t conflict with the UPS self-test and UPS On/Off tasks that
have been set.

Click the “Cancel” button, the dialog will be closed and the above settings are invalid. Click “Ok”
button, the dialog is closed and the task settings will be shown in the task list. Refer to the following
diagram 4-4-3.

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 Diagram 4-4-3

Click the “OK” button to finish the settings. Refer to the following diagram 4-4-3.

 Modify the task of UPS On/Off

Select one of the UPS On/Off tasks in the task list, click “Modify” button to modify the tasks that
have been set in the popped up dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-4-4.

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 Diagram 4-4-4

After finish the modification, press the “OK” button to save.

 Remove the UPS On/Off task

Select one of the UPS On/Off tasks in the task list, click “Remove” button to remove the task.
Refer to the following diagram 4-4-5.

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5. How to realize the network shutdown function

The function is only for UPS.

Click the “Shutdown Parameter” item of the “Device” menu, and will pop up “Shutdown Settings”
dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-5-1.

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 Diagram 4-5-1
Remote Shutdown by Agent:
Click the “Add” button in the ”Shutdown Options”, enter IP address of agent in the popped up
dialog, and click the “OK” button to finish the setting. When the Agent received the specified agent's
shutdown signal, system will be shut down in delay time.

Shutdown Remote Agents:

Click the “Add” button in the ”Shutdown Remote Agents”, configure the shutdown conditions, enter
IP address of agent in the popped up dialog, and click the “OK” button to finish the setting. When
shutdown condition is touched off, agent will send shutdown signal to the appointed remote Agents.

6. How to realize Setting up shutdown parameter

The function is only for UPS.

Click the “Shutdown Parameter” item of the “Device” menu, and will pop up “Shutdown Settings”
dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-6-1.

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 Diagram 4-6-1

Click the “Add” button in the “Shutdown Options”, and enter the IP address or host name of agent
in the popped up “Agent’s IP address” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-6-2.

Diagram 4-6-2

Click the “Add” button in the “Shutdown Remote Agents”, and configure the Shutdown conditions
in the popped up “Shutdown Remote Agents” dialog. Click the “Add” button in the “Shutdown
Remote Agents” dialog, and enter the Agent’s IP address or host name in the popped up “Shutdown
Remote Agents” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-6-3.

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 Diagram 4-6-3

Configure the shutdown parameter in the dialog:

Shutdown options:
 Battery backup time: The time that the UPS's battery is able to supply power when utility power
fails.
 Begin Shutdown Immediately when Battery Low: When the check box is selected and battery
low event occurs, Agent will shut down the UPS immediately, otherwise the shutting down
time will be controlled according to battery backup time.
 Shutdown System: When this check box is selected, system will be shut down while the
appointed UPS is being turned off.
 Suspend System: When the radio box is selected, system will suspend in the disk in shutdown
sequence. The function only can be carry out on some Windows, and hibernate support must
be enabled from /Control Panel/Power Options/Hibernate.
 Multi-UPS input: When the check box is selected, system won't be shut down until all the
conditions of all selected UPS are met.
 System shut down need time: The time to be needed to shut down the system, from the
beginning of shutdown to the end.
 Remote Shutdown by Agent: When the check box is selected, system can be shut down by
other Agent.
 XX min shutdown system: Receive the specified agent's shutdown signal, delay XX minutes
and shut down system.
 Run Command File before Shutdown: Before system shutting down, Agent can execute a file,
if the parameter isn’t null, agent won’t begin to shut down the system until the execution file
has been executed.
 Shutdown File Max Execution Time: Before system shutting down, the time to be needed to
execute the shutdown file.

Shutdown Remote Agents:
 Shutdown remote Agent’s Conditions: The condition can be “UPS be shutdown” or “The time
UPS on battery exceed setting time”.
 Agents be Shutdown: When shutdown condition is touched off, Agent will send shutdown
signal to the appointed remote agents.

Shutdown Alarm Parameters:
 Shutdown Alarm Interval: The interval that agent pops up an alarm message before shutting
down.
 Start Warning before Scheduled Shutdown: If user has setup shutting down on schedule,
agent will begin to alarm user before the set time.

7. How to realize the modification of Device control parameter

For ON-LINE UPS:

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 Click “UPS control parameters” item of the “Device” menu, and will pop up “UPS control
parameters” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-7-1.

Diagram 4-7-1
 The following UPS control parameter can be modified in the dialog:
 The limit value of the input frequency: when the frequency of the utility power is out
of this range, UPS will count it abnormal and switch to battery supply.
 The limit value of the bypass voltage: when UPS supplies in bypass mode, if the
utility voltage is out of this range, UPS will cut off bypass output.
 Allow OFF-Key to Enable/Disable Audible Warning When UPS Works on Bypass: to
choose “Yes”, when UPS is supplied by bypass, users can turn off the bypass
audible alarm (beep once every 2 minutes) by pressing “OFF” button on the UPS
panel for one time, and pressing one more time to recover it. To choose “No”, the
“OFF” button on the UPS panel cannot be used to control bypass audible alarm on
or off.
 Allow ON-Key to Enable/Disable Audible Warning When UPS Works on Battery
Mode: to choose “Yes”, when UPS is supplied by batteries, users can turn off the
audible alarm (beep once every 4 seconds) supplied by batteries by pressing “ON”
button on the UPS panel for one time, and pressing one more time the audible alarm
can be turned on again. To choose “No”, the “ON” button on the UPS panel can’t be
used to control the audible alarm supplied by batteries on or off.
 Bypass Audible Warning: to choose “On”, when UPS is supplied by bypass, it is
allowed to enable bypass audible alarm. To choose “Silent”, when UPS is supplied
by bypass, it is not allowed to enable audible alarm, at this time the “OFF” button on
the UPS panel can’t turn on the bypass audible alarm.
 Battery Mode Audible Warning: to choose “On”, when UPS is supplied by batteries,
it is allowed to enable audible alarm of battery supply. To choose “Silent”, when UPS
is supplied by battery, it is not allowed to enable audible alarm of battery supply. At
this time the “ON” button on the UPS panel can’t turn on the audible alarm of battery
supply.
 Work On Bypass When UPS Turned Off: to choose “Yes”, when UPS is not turned
on, it is in the mode of bypass supply. To choose “No”, when UPS is not turned on,
no bypass output is offered.
 Auto Reboot UPS When AC Input Restored: to choose “Yes”, when UPS is

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 shutdown for the backup time is exhausted or the battery is in low capacitance, once
the utility power is recovered, UPS can restart automatically to the normal operating
mode. To choose “No”, when the utility power is recovered, UPS can’t restart
automatically but in the mode of being not turned on.
Click “OK” button to save what have modified. Click “Cancel” button to make the modification
invalid. Click “Default” button to make all the settings to default value.

For special ON-LINE Device:

Diagram 4-7-2

The following UPS control parameter can be modified in the dialog. Some parameter is same as
the on-line ups. Other parameter is as following.

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  the limit value of the ECO frequency: If ECO mode is enable, and bypass output
frequency is in the range, the load power will be supplied by bypass output
 the limit value of the ECO voltage: If ECO mode is enable, and bypass output
voltage is in the range, the load power will be supplied by bypass output
 The limit value of the Line frequency: If the line frequency is out of range, UPS will
turn to battery mode.
 Output voltage rating: Only be set in no output mode or bypass mode, it can be
200,208,220,230,240
 Voltage adjustability: Only be set in no output mode or bypass mode
 Output frequency rating: Only in no output mode or bypass mode can be set, it can
be 50HZ or 60 HZ
 Battery Quantity Per String: Only in no output mode can be set, for 6-10K UPS
 Maximum charging current: Only in no output mode can be set, for 6-10K UPS
 Converter Mode: choose “Enable”, then UPS can work in converter mode
 ECO Mode: choose “Enable”, then UPS can work in ECO mode
 Parallel Mode: choose “Enable”, then UPS can work in parallel mode
 Frequency Auto Detection: choose “Enable”, then UPS can be set output rating
frequency via input frequency
 Auto Re-transfer After Overload Clearance: choose “Enable”, if output load overload,
UPS will shut down output off, when the load is decreased to 70%, UPS will reboot
automatically
 Auto Short-Circuit Clearance: choose “Enable”, then ups will delay 4 seconds and
shut down output
 Deep Discharge Function: choose “Enable”, then UPS can discharge deeply
 EPO Function: choose “Enable”, UPS will cut off output immediately until you press
the ON_SW more than 2 minutes.
 Power Segment: choose “Enable”, then UPS can manage output itself, only for 1-3K
UPS
 Auto Bypass: choose “Enable”, it will switch to the bypass output, when AC power
restores

For OFF-LINE UPS:

user can enable or disable battery mode alarm audible by this dialog, Refer to the following
diagram 4-7-2.

Diagram 4-7-2

Click “OK” button to save what have been modified. Click “Cancel” button to make the modification
invalid.

Note: If the “OK” button is invalid, it means that your access right to the current Agent is
“read only”, and you can’t carry out setup. You should log in as a super user.

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8. How to realize system administrator operation and password modifying realize

System administrator operation

Click “Act as Administrator” item of “System” menu, and will pop up “Administrator” dialog. Refer to
the following diagram 4-8-1.

Diagram 4-8-1

Enter the system administrator password in the dialog, and click the “OK” button to finish the
setting. If the password is correct, you can get the administrator access right to configure the agent.
If the password is incorrect, warning message will popup. Refer to the following diagram 4-8-2.

Diagram 4-8-2

Modifying the system administrator password

Click the “Modify Administrator Password” menu of the “System” menu to popup the “Administrator
Password Settings” dialog. The menu is valid within the local Agent only. Refer to the following
diagram 4-8-3.

Diagram 4-8-3

Enter the new password in the “New Password” edit box, reenter it in the “confirm password” edit
box. Click the “OK” button to finish the setting.

Note: If the “OK” button is invalid, it means that the access right to the current Agent is
“read only”, and you can’t operate. You should log in as a super user.

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9. How to realize sending event message by email

Precondition

When event occurs, the precondition of realizing sending message by email is connecting the
computer with Winpower to the Internet.

Steps

Set “Email Service”: click the “Email setting” item of the “Tools” menu, and will pop up the “Email
Settings” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-9-1.

Diagram 4-9-1

SMTP Server is the SMTP Server’s address; SMTP User is the account for logging in the server; If
SMTP mail server needs password, authentication user should input the password; Port is for SMTP
service, user should set the right port; Encryption is for selecting encryption mode depending on
SMTP server.

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up “Add Receiver E-mail Address” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-9-2.

Diagram 4-9-2

Enter the Email Address in the “Add Receiver Email Address” dialog, and select “OK” button to
save and exit.

Completing event setting: select one of the events (For example, UPS battery low) from the “Send
message”; and then select the user that has been set in the “Receiver Email Address” list, finally
select the “OK” button to save and exit.

10. How to realize sending event messages by mobile phone

Precondition

The precondition of sending messages by mobile phone is that the computers with Winpower
must have at least one communication port used to be connected to GSM Modem or mobile phone.

Steps

Configure “SMS”: click the “SMS setting” item of the “Tools” menu, and will pop up the “SMS
Setting” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-10-1.

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 Diagram 4-10-1

Below is the use remark of SMS Setting, refer to the diagram 4-10-1.

1. Sender: SMS is sent through GSM modem or mobile phone connected with your computer.
User should select COM port used by GSM Modem or mobile phone, and set baud Rate of this COM
port.

2. Receiver: the mobile phones numbers that can receive the SMS. It can be one or more. If the
event occurs, the software will send the short message to all the phone numbers in the "Receiver"
list.

3. Send message: Use can select the event that need to be informed by SMS.

Another method to select event code:

Select one of the events (for example: AC Fail) from the “Event List”, that is on the left side of the
“Event Action”; and then select “Send SMS” on the right side, finally select the “OK” button to save
and exit.

11. How to realize sending event messages by pager

Precondition

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 When event happens, the precondition of sending messages by pager is that the computers with
Winpower must have at least one communication port used to connect to modem.

Events supported

For UPS, the function only supports the following events:

 UPS AC fails
 UPS low battery
 UPS hardware failure
 UPS output overload

For Telecom power and ATS, all events are supported.

Steps

Configure “Pager”: click the “Pager setting” item of the “Tools” menu, and will pop up the “Pager
Setting” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-11-1.

Diagram 4-11-1

In the “Pager Setting” dialog, the parameters that can be set are shown in the following Table 4-
11-1.

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 Items Description
Modem Port Select COM port which is being used by Modem.
Access For some pager service, a delay is needed between
Number dialing access number and message code.
Pager For some pager service, a delay is needed between
Number dialing pager number and message code.
dialing For extension line, it is always necessary to dial a
number to specified number and delay a specified time to access
exterior line Exterior Line.
dialing
number For some pager service, need to dial a specified
after number to end message code.
message
The event code is dialed as the message code and
Event Code
will be displayed on pager.

Table 4-11-1

If the exterior line phone number can’t be dialed directly, please fill in the switch number in the
“Dialing to exterior line bar”. The waiting time after dialing can be set according to what you need,
the default value is one second.

“Access number” is the station number that the pager joined (which can only be auto station). The
waiting time is the delay time between dialing paging station number and pager number, the delay
time is decided by the paging station, for LianTong 192 auto station, the waiting time is 1 second.

“Pager Number” is the number of the pager that accepts the communication. The waiting time is
the delay time between dialing pager number and message code (paging message content), the
delay time is decided by the paging station, for LianTong 192 auto station, the waiting time is
1second.

Select event code from the “Pager Setting” and select “OK” button to save and exit.

Another method to select event code:

Select one of the events (for example: AC Fail) from the “Event List”, that is on the left side of the
“Event Action”, and then select “Send Pager” on the right side, finally select the “OK” button to save
and exit.

12. How to realize monitoring device remotely in LAN within the same network

Precondition

To realize monitoring device remotely in LAN within the same network, the communication
protocol of the computers with Winpower must include TCP/IP protocol.

Steps for realization

 Keep network communication smooth: test with network command “PING” under command
prompt window. For example, a computer named xc in LAN, whose corresponding IP address is
192.168.1.221, and then you can finish the test with command “ping 192.168.1.221”. Refer to the
following Diagram 4-12-1, which indicates that the physical link of LAN is smooth.

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 Diagram 4-12-1

 Remote Control Permission Switch: This is a selectable menu item. User can click the
submenu “Accept Remote Device” of the “Monitor” menu. Refer to the following diagram 4-12-2.

Diagram 4-12-2

 Startup Monitor: Refer to the following diagram 4-12-3.

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 Diagram 4-12-3
 Select the Device you want to monitor

You can select the Device from the tree view on the left side of the window.

If the Remote Accept Control Permission Switch of the Agent is not on, you can only monitor but
not control. The submenu “Act as Administrator” of the menu “System” is gray and can’t be selected.
So if you don’t log in as an administrator, you can’t control all of the operation, Refer to the following
diagram 4-12-4.

Diagram 4-12-4

If the Remote Control Permission Switch of the Agent is on, you can monitor and control this
device. The submenu “Act as Administrator” of the menu “System” is black and can be selected. So

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after you log in as an Administrator, you can control all of the operation, Refer to the following
diagram 4-12-5.

Diagram 4-12-5

13. How to realize remote control of any device in different network in LAN

Precondition
 The computers with Winpower must setup TCP/IP protocol in the communication
protocol.

Steps for realization
 Keep the communication smooth: test with network command “PING” under command
prompt window. For example, a computer named tj2k with IP address 192.168.2.228,
you can test with command “ping 192.168.2.228”. Refer to the following Diagram 4-13-
1, which indicates that the physical link of LAN is smooth.

Diagram 4-13-1

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  Remote Control Permission Switch: This is a selectable menu item. User can click the
submenu “Accept Remote Device” of the “Monitor” menu.
Refer to the following diagram 4-13-2.

Diagram 4-13-2

 Select the device you want to monitor

Click the “Monitor Remote Device” item of the “Monitor” menu, and will pop up the “Monitor
Remote Device” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-13-3.

Diagram 4-13-3

User can enter a computer name or IP address in the "Monitor Remote Device" Dialog. Click the
“OK” button to finish the setting.
Now you can find the device in the WAN, Refer to the following diagram 4-13-4.

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 Diagram 4-13-4

If the Remote Control Permission switch of this Agent is not on, then you can only monitor but not
control. Refer to the following diagram 4-13-5.

Diagram 4-13-5

If the Remote Control Permission Switch is on, then you can monitor and control this device. So
after you login as a super user, you can control all of the operation, Refer to the following diagram 4-
13-6.

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 Diagram 4-13-6

14. How to realize the Remote Control of any one of the device in Internet

Precondition
 The computers with Winpower must setup TCP/IP protocol in the communication
protocol.
 The computer with Winpower has been connected to the Internet.

Steps for realization
 Keep the communication smooth: test with network command “PING” under command
prompt window. For example, a computer named ssc-test in internet, whose
corresponding IP address is 202.103.190.87, and then you can finish the test with
command “ping 202.103.190.87”. Refer to the following Diagram 4-14-1, which
indicates that the physical link of Internet is smooth.

Diagram 4-14-1

 Remote Control Permission Switch: This is a selectable menu item. User can open the
submenu “Accept Remote Device” of the “Monitor” menu. Refer to the following diagram 4-14-2.

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 Diagram 4-14-2

 Startup Monitor: Refer to the following diagram 4-14-3.

Diagram 4-14-3

 Select the device you want to monitor

Click the “Monitor Remote device” item of the “Monitor” menu, and will pop up the “Monitor
Remote Device” dialog. Refer to the following diagram 4-14-4.

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 Diagram 4-14-4

User can enter a computer name or IP address in the pop-up "Monitor Remote Device" dialog.
Click the “OK” button to finish the setting.

Now you can find the device in the WAN, select the device from the tree view on the left side of
the window. Refer to the following diagram 4-14-5.

Diagram 4-14-5

If the Remote Control Permission switch of this Agent is not on, then you can only monitor but not
control. Refer to the following diagram 4-14-6.

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 Diagram 4-14-6

If the Remote Control Permission Switch is on, you can monitor and control this device. So after
you login in as a super user, you can control all of the operation, Refer to the following diagram 4-14-
7.

Diagram 4-14-7

15. How to install software on VMware ESX 3.5/4.0/4.1

This section describes the installation and configuration of the Software on a VMware ESX
Server.
Software allows you to connect VMware ESX 3.5/4.0/4.1 with a UPS through the RS232 or USB
port.
Please notice: When you want to connect VMware ESX 4.0/4.1 with a UPS through USB
port, you should execute the command to activate the usb.o on your System to make the USB
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communication normal, and then restart the VMware ESX 4.0/4.1 server. The command:
esxcfg-module -s "libusb_support=1" usb.o
If you don’t want to input the command above, you can start the agent of software after
first installation. And then restart the VMware ESX 4.0/4.1 server, the USB communication will
be normal.
The software will be monitored and configured by a remote Agent on either a Microsoft
Windows or Linux platform.
The software notifies the VMware server of power events or UPS alerts with pop up broadcast
information on the console. It also safely shuts down the VMware ESX server and the guest
operating system.
Before the VMware ESX system shuts down, use the shutdown.sh script to shut down the
guest operating system.
All operations are tested on VMware server with two guest operating systems (Windows 2003
and Windows XP), when the certain conditions exist, such as:
 UPS Battery is low
 Battery backup time is reached
Tested operations include:
 Safely shuts down the VMware server
 Safely shuts down the guest operating system
 Software notifies the VMware server of power events or the UPS alerts
Installation
This section provides information about installing and configuring Software on a VMware server
and installing VMware Tools on a guest operating system.
Prerequisites
 VMware ESX Server with 125 MB free space for the software.
 VMware Infrastructure client must be installed on different machine.
Software Installation
To install the software:
1. Download the software from the Web site or from the CD provided with the UPS.
2. Enter the command to install software:
▲ For the CD installation, enter the command:
mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
cd /mnt/Linux
./setup_console.bin
▲ For the download installation, enter the command:
tar –zxvf Winpower_setup_Linux.tar.gz
cd /mnt/Linux
./setup_console.bin
3 Start the Agent. From the installation path, enter the command:
./agent start

Installing VMware Tools on a Microsoft Windows Guest

To install the VMware Tools for a Microsoft Windows guest:
1. On the VM Templates page, move the pointer over the virtual machine template name and
select View Console from the menu.
2. Insert and start the Microsoft Windows operating system installation CD.
3. Log in to the guest operating system inside the virtual machine console, and then click Install
VMware Tools.
4. From within the guest operating system, click OK to confirm that you want to install VMware
Tools and launch the Install Shield wizard.
▲ If auto-run is enabled in the guest operating system (the default setting for Microsoft
Windows operating systems), a window opens.
▲ If auto-run is not enabled, run the VMware Tools installer. Click Start > Run and enter
D:\setup.exe, where D: is the first virtual CD-ROM drive.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.
▲ On Microsoft Windows Server 2003, the SVGA driver is installed automatically, and the
guest operating system uses it after it reboots.
▲ After you install VMware Tools, Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Windows XP guest
operating systems must be rebooted to use the new driver.

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 Installing VMware Tools on a Linux Guest
The VMware Tools installation package is on the VMware server installation CD on the path
\VMware\RPMS.
To install the VMware Tools for a Linux guest:
1. On the VM Templates page, move the pointer over the virtual machine template name and
select View Console from the menu.
2. Insert and start the VMware server installation CD.
3. Log in to the guest operating system inside the virtual machine console, and then click Install
VMware Tools.
4. Mount the CD with the command:
mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
5. Install the package with the command:
cd /mnt/VMware/RPMS
rpm –Uvh VMware-esx-tools-***.i386.rpm
NOTE: The package name is likely to be different.
6. Configure the VMware Tools with the command:
Vmware-config-tools.pl
7. Enter number: 1
8. Start the VMware Tools with the command:
Vmware-toolbox &
VMware Tools on the summary row displays OK if the tools are available (refer to Diagram 4-
15-1):

OK indicates that
VMware Tools are
available

Diagram 4-15-1

Configuration
This section explains configuration for the Software and for the VMware server.
Software Configuration
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Agent with the same Software version to configure the VMware server.
1. Start the manager interface on the remote software Agent in the Microsoft Windows operating
system.
2. If the two Agents are in the same LAN, the VMware server client will be added to the topology
automatically. Otherwise, add the Agent manually (select Monitor Remote Device from the Monitor
menu). The software will auto search the UPS when the Agent starts for the first time after
installation.
If the search fails:
▲ Select the VMware Server Agent from the tree view.
▲ Acting as the Administrator, select Auto Search Device from the System menu. The UPS
connected with VMware server appears in the LAN tree view.
3. Select Shutdown Settings from the Device menu. Set the battery backup time, and select the
Begin Shutdown Immediately if Battery Low check box and the Run Command File before Shutdown
check box (refer to Diagram 4-15-2).

Diagram 4-15-2

VMware Server Configuration

All hardware elements must have an operational network configuration that allows them to
communicate freely with each other. Software uses TCP and UDP for communication with UPS.

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 1. Confirm that the following UDP ports are opened on the ESX server Firewall:
2198,2199,2200
2. Confirm that the following TCP ports are opened on the ESX server Firewall: 2099

For Example:

esxcfg-firewall -o 2198,udp,in,UPSMS

esxcfg-firewall -o 2099,tcp,in,UPSMS

3. If you want to disable the firewall permanently, enter the command: chkconfig iptables off
4. To disable the firewall temporarily, enter the command: service iptables stop

16. How to install software on Windows 2008 server core

Windows Server 2008 Core OS prepared

Before installing software, please ensure the configuration of Windows Server 2008 Core is
correct, including network settings, port settings.
Note: if you want to set the software by another agent, please shut down the firewall first. If you
want to use the remote desktop function of Windows Server 2008 Core, you should enable the
remote desktop function.
The following command may be useful for you to reference.
 Command for shutting down the firewall
Command: netsh firewall set opmode disable
 Enable the remote desktop function
1. Enter command “regedit”, open the REGEDIT UI.
2. Edit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal
Server\fDenyTSConnections = 0
3. Open the Port for remote desktop function
Enter command: Netsh firewall set portopening tcp 3389
Software installation
 Copy the installation file “setup.exe” to Windows Server 2008 Core.
 Enter the path where the installation file exists.
 Start to install.
You can install UPS monitoring software in Silent installation method or Interface
installation method.
Silent installation method: Enter command: “setup –i silent” or “setup.exe –i silent”, then
the installation can be started, waiting for a moment to finish the installation.
Interface installation method: Enter command: “setup” or “setup.exe”, then the installation
can be started, please follow “next” button of interface to finish the installation.
 Check if the installation is successful:
1. Enter the installation path, the default path is c:\Program file (X86)\
MonitorSoftware, Find file “UPSEVENT.CSV”, Enter command: “type
UPSEVENT.CSV”, the log of agent action will be shown. See the below
screenshot, that means the agent is running.

2. Enter the installation path, start the interface of UPS monitoring software with the
command “manager”. Software interface will be shown as following picture.

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 3. Check the status of the processes of UPS monitoring software.
Enter command “tasklist” to open the task manager. See below screenshot, if
these processes are all running, that means the UPS monitoring software is
running normally.

Uninstall software
1. Close the interface of the UPS monitoring software and enter the installation path,
the default path is c:\Program file (X86)\ MonitorSoftware, enter command: “wpExit”
to stop software, waiting for a moment.
2. Enter the installation path, the default path is c:\Program file (X86)\
MonitorSoftware, find the file “UninstallerData”.

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 You can uninstall software in Silent installation method or with Interface uninstall
method.
Silent uninstall method: Enter the file “UninstallerData” and then enter command:
“Uninstall –i silent” or “Uninstall.exe –i silent” to uninstall the software, then uninstall
can be starting, waiting for a moment to finish uninstall.
With interface uninstall method: Enter the file “UninstallerData” and then enter
command: “Uninstall” or “Uninstall.exe” to uninstall the software with interface, please
follow “next” button of interface to finish uninstall.

17. How to install software on VMware ESXi 4.0, VMware ESXi 4.1 and later.
This section describes the installation and configuration of the Software on VMware ESXi 4.0
/4.1 Server.
Notice: the version of VMware ESXi 4.0, VMware ESXi 4.1 and later should be purchased,
because of free of charge version without some function, software can’t be used normally on
free of charge version OS.
The software agent can’t be installed on the hypervisor system, because VMware ESXi doesn’t
have an administrative console for hypervisor. However, the software can be installed on VMware
Infrastructure Management Assistant (VIMA) 1.0 or on vSphere Management Assistant (vMA)
4.0/4.1 to manage the shutdown of VMware ESXi hosts. You can suspend or shutdown guest
operating systems safely and orderly by configuring the ESXi hypervisor. This allows one software
agent on one guest operating system (VIMA/vMA). The software installed on VIMA or vMA should
be configured to be shut down by another software agent communicating with UPS by RS232 or
USB. Another software agent should be installed on operating system with GUI.
The software notifies the VMware server of important message with pop-up broadcast
information on the console. It also safely shuts down the VMware ESXi server and the guest
operating system. Before the VMware ESXi system shuts down, use the shutdownESXi.sh script to
shut down the guest operating system.
All operations are tested on VMware ESXi server with two guest operating systems (SBS 2003
and Red Hat).
Tested operations include:
● Safely shut down of the VMware server

● Safely shut down of the guest operating system

Installation and Configuration

This section provides information about installing and configuring the Software on a VMware
ESXi server and installing VMware Tools and vMA 4.0/4.1 on a guest operating system.
Prerequisites
● VMware ESXi server machine

● VIMA 1.0 or vMA 4.0/4.1 installed as guest

● VMware Infrastructure client installed on a different machine for VMware ESXi Server

configuration
● Secure Copy Protocol (SCP) client like WinSCP to upload packages to the VMware ESXi

server
● The Software installed on the vMA

vMA Installation
To install the vMA application:
1. Go to http://www.vmware.com/support/developer/vima/ to download the software from the
VMware Web site.
2. Unzip the vMA virtual application package.
3. Start the VMware Infrastructure client:
●Select File > Deploy OVF Template.

● Click Browse.
●Select the Open Virtualization Format (OVF) and click Next
vMA Configuration
To configure the vMA software:

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 1. Enter the following command to add Target Servers to vMA:
sudo vifp addserver <servername>
Example command: sudo vifp addserver 172.18.127.11
2. Enter the following command to enable seamless authentication for remote CLI and VI Perl
Toolkit:
Example command for VMware ESXi 4.0: sudo vifpinit 172.18.127.11
Example command for VMware ESXi 4.1and later: vifptarget -s 172.18.127.11
3. Verify that the target server has been added. Enter the following command to display target
servers:
sudo vifp listservers
Example response: 172.18.127.11 ESXi
VMware ESXi Server Configuration
To allow interactions between physical and virtual machines, VMware tools must be installed on
each virtual machine. Go to http://www.vmware.com/pdf/osp_install_guide.pdf to download the
VMware Tools Installation Guide Operating System Specific Packages on the VMware Web site for
further information.

Installing VMware Tools on a Microsoft Windows Guest Operating System

To install the VMware Tools for a Microsoft Windows guest operating system:
1. On the VM Templates page, select the virtual machine template name and then select the
Console tab. The Console window opens (see diagram 4-17-1).

Diagram 4-17-1
2. Insert and start the Microsoft Windows operating system installation CD.
3. Log in to the guest operating system from the virtual machine console.
4. Select the template name and then right-click and select Guest>Install/Upgrade VMware
Tools from the menu. (see Diagram 4-17-2.)

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 Diagram 4-17-2

5. From within the guest operating system, click OK to confirm that you want to install VMware
Tools and launch the Install Shield wizard.
● If auto-run is enabled in the guest operating system (the default setting for Microsoft

Windows operating systems), a window opens

● If auto-run is not enabled, run the VMware Tools installer. Click Start > Run and enter

D:\setup.exe, where D: is the first virtual CD-ROM drive.

6. Follow the on-screen instructions.
● On Microsoft Windows Server 2003, the SVGA driver is installed automatically, and the guest

operating system uses it after it reboots.

● After you install VMware Tools, Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Windows XP guest

operating systems must be rebooted to use the new driver.

Installing VMware Tools on a Linux Guest Operating System

To install the VMware Tools for a Linux guest operating system:
1. On the VM Templates page, select the virtual machine template name and then select the
Console tab. The Console window opens (see diagram 4-17-3).

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 Diagram 4-17-3
2. Insert the VMware server installation CD.
Go to \VMware\RPMS to locate the VMware Tools installation package.
3. Log in to the guest operating system from the virtual machine console (see diagram 4-17-4).

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4. Select the template name and then right-click and select Install/Upgrade VMware Tools
from the menu. (see diagram 4-17-2.)
5. Mount the CD with the command: mount /dev/cdrom /mnt
6. Install the package with the command:
cd /mnt/VMware/RPMS
rpm –Uvh VMware esx*.rpm
NOTE: The package name is likely to be different.
7. Configure the VMware Tools with the command:
vmware-config-tools.pl
8. Enter number: 1
9. Start the VMware Tools with the command:
Vmware-toolbox &
VMware Tools on the summary page displays OK if the tools are available (see diagram 4-17-5).

Diagram 4-17-5

VIMA/vMA Shutdown and Startup Configuration

NOTE: You can configure the physical machine to boot the automatic operating system on startup.
This setting is located in your machine’s basic input/output system (BIOS). For further information,
refer to your specific technical hardware documentation.
NOTE: You can configure the automatic startup and shutdown properties of guest operating systems
as suspended.
● Automatic Shutdown of guest (VIMA/vMA) when ESXi host is shutting down

● Automatic Startup of guest (VIMA/vMA) when ESXi host is starting

To configure VIMA/vMA shutdown and startup:
1. Choose the host server from the left pane tree hierarchy by the Virtual Infrastructure Client
interface and then select the Configuration tab.
2. Select Virtual Machine Startup/Shutdown” from the Software list and click Properties. The
Virtual Machine Startup and Shutdown window opens (see diagram 4-17-6).
3. Enter the settings as shown on the Virtual Machine Startup and Shutdown window:

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 ● For each virtual machine, set delay startup for 10 seconds
● For each virtual machine, set delay shutdown for 30 seconds

Diagram 4-17-6
NOTE: All hardware elements must have an operational network configuration that allows them
to communicate freely with each other. The Software uses TCP and UDP for communication with
UPS.
4. Confirm that the following UDP ports are enabled on the VIMA/vMA firewall: 2198, 2199,
2200.
Example commands:
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p udp dport 2198 -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -I INPUT -p udp dport 2199 -j ACCEPT
5. Confirm that the following TCP port is enabled on the VIMA/vMA firewall: 2099

The Software Installation and configuration

NOTE: The "vi-admin" is default user name of vMA 4.0/4.1 without the administrator privilege. If
you can’t install or start software normally, please add “sudo” before every command to act as the
administrator privilege.

To install the software:

1. Start the vMA 4.0/4.1 guest operating system.
2. Download the software from the Web site or from the CD provided with the UPS.
3. Upload the software from Windows to vMA 4.0/4.1 using WinSCP tools.
4. Copy the Linux and InstallerData files from the CD to vMA. Enter the following commands
to access the Linux and InstallerData files:
sudo chmod -R 777 Linux
sudo chmod -R 777 InstallerData
5. Enter the Linux path and then enter the following command to install the software:
cd Linux
sudo ./setup_console.bin
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Modify the perl script name.
If the VMware server is VMware ESXi 4.0, the .pl file name should be ghettoHostShutdown.pl
and use “--ups_vm” to set the name of VMA. Refer to the following image, the name of VMA is
VMA4.

For example:
perl ghettoHostShutdown.pl --host_operation shutdown --vm_operation shutdown --timeout 2
--ups_vm “VMA4”

If the VMware server is VMware ESXi 4.1 and later, the .pl file name should be
ghettoHostShutdown41.pl and use “--vma_name” to set the name of VMA, Refer to the
following image, the name of VMA is VMA4.1.

For example:
perl ghettoHostShutdown41.pl --host_operation shutdown --vm_operation shutdown --timeout
2 --vma_name “VMA4.1”

Another required variable is timeout that specifies how long the system will wait for all VMs
to shut down before initiating the host shutdown operation. Each guest operating system
requires a minimum of 30 seconds to shutdown.
For example: If there are ten VMs, set the timeout value to 5 minutes:
perl ghettoHostShutdown41.pl --host_operation shutdown --vm_operation shutdown --timeout 5
--vma_name VMA4.1

Notice: if you are not sure the accurate time, you can use --host_operation autoquery in
conjunction with --vm_operation auto to view what is the current amount of time that's been
configured and help you select a timeout value.
For Example:
perl ghettoHostShutdown41.pl --host_operation autoquery --vm_operation auto --timeout 2 --
vma_name vMA4.1. After running the script of “shutdownESXi.sh”, The required timeout will be
list as blow:
07-29-2010 19:00:02 -- info: RECOMMENDED_TIMEOUT_VALUE = > 2 minutes.

7. Start the Agent. From the installation path, enter the command:
sudo ./agent start
8. Configure the shutdown parameter of the software agent installed on vMA 4.0/4.1 to shut down
the guest OS and VMware ESXi server safely.
● the software agent installed on vMA 4.0/4.1 should select the check box of Remote Shutdown by

Agent and add the IP of another software agent, and select the check box of Run Command File
before Shutdown in shutdown settings dialog. Please refer to diagram 4-17-7. For example: another
software agent IP is 172.18.127.10.

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 Diagram 4-17-7
Notice: The shutdown settings dialog of the software agent installed on vMA 4.0/4.1 should
be open from the shutdown parameter of device menu, by selecting the agent name on the
manager window of another agent installed on operating system with GUI.
The time of “shutdown File Max Execution time” in shutdown setting dialog should be
longer then the timeout value in the shutdownESXi.sh.
For example: If the timeout value is 2 minutes in the shutdownESXi.sh file, the
Shutdown File Max Execution Time should be 3 minutes at least.
● Another software agent should be installed on operating system with GUI, the agent should

communicate with UPS by RS232 or USB and should configure shutdown remote agents in
shutdown settings dialog. Here the remote agent means the software agent installed on vMA 4.0/4.1.
Please refer to diagram 4-17-8. For example, the IP of the software agent installed on vMA 4.0/4.1 is
172.18.127.20. When the shutdown conditions is met, software agent installed on vMA 4.0/4.1 will
receive shutdown signal, and run command file before shutdown to shut down all the guest OS and
VMware ESXi server safely.

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 Diagram 4-17-8
Notice: Another software agent installed on operating system with GUI should be the same
version as the software installed on vMA 4.0/4.1.

18. How to configure the computer powered by Multi-UPS shut down safely
For local computer: If there are more than one UPS supplying power to the local computer with
software as below 4-18-1, you want to safely shut down or suspend the local computer before all
UPS can’t supply power to the local computer. You should select the “Multi-UPS input” option in the
“shutdown settings” dialog of each UPS and set condition, refer to the following picture 4-18-2. The
local computer won’t be shut down or in suspend mode until all the condition of all UPS is met.

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 Diagram 4-18-1

Diagram 4-18-2
For remote computer without communication with UPS: If there are more than one UPS supplying
power to the remote computer with software, you want to safely shut down or suspend the remote
computer before all UPS can’t supply power to the remote computer. You should configure the
software installed on the remote computer to be shut down by another computer, refer to the

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following picture 4-18-3, and in the “shutdown settings” dialog of another computer with software
communicating with the two UPS to shut down the remote computer, the shutdown condition of each
UPS should be set separately, refer to the following picture 4-18-4 and 4-18-5. The remote computer
won’t be shut down or in suspend mode until all the condition of all UPS is met.

Diagram 4-18-3

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Diagram 4-18-4

Diagram 4-18-5

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 Appendix A—Glossary Explanation
Agent—Agent is a background application of the Windows/Unix/Linux operating system.

UPS Battery Low—When Utility Power fails and battery supplies power, if the battery voltage is
lower than a certain value (refer to UPS Specification), UPS will send a warning
tone at intervals of 1 second for battery low.

UPS battery backup time exhausted—Indicates when UPS AC fails, battery supply time has
exceeded the “battery backup time” which has been set (“Battery backup time”
can be set in the “Shutdown parameter” dialog of Winpower).

UPS output overload—UPS load is more than 110% Rated load.

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Load too high—UPS load is more than 100% 110% rated load.

Supply power in Bypass mode—For the reason of UPS not on or the hardware fault, the input will
not go through the inverter of UPS, but output directly. At this moment, if AC
fails, UPS will not startup backup battery to supply, so the output will also out of
electricity.

UPS self-test—After UPS’ supply mode is switched from utility power mode to battery mode and
work on for a period of time, return to utility power mode again. The purpose of
self-test: First is to check if it can supply normally in battery mode; second is to
make the battery discharge termly (as every month), that is helpful for the battery
maintenance and can prolong the battery’s service life.

Self-test failure—Indicates that the battery can’t supply power normally in battery mode via self-
test .

Battery Backup Time—Indicate the time that battery supplies power when utility power fails. After
this time is used up, the Agent begins to shut down the opened application.

Shutdown File Max Execution Time—The max time shutdown file executes.

System Shutdown Need Time—The time for system shutdown, is also the time from system begins
shut down to turn off UPS outlet.

Remote Shutdown by Agent—Local Agent will shutdown in shutdown delay time after the specified
Agent Shutdown.

Start Warning before Scheduled Shutdown—If user has set time shutdown, Winpower will begin
warning at this time earlier than shutdown.

Shutdown Alarm Interval—Indicate after the shutdown warning begins (include time shutdown
warning and AC fail shutdown warning), interval of each warning.

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 Appendix B---Winpower Event Table

Serial Type of
Number Event Description Message Remarks
Serious Can be set as no shutdown system
1 UPS Battery Low through “Shutdown parameter”
UPS Battery Time Serious Can set battery backup time through
2 Exhaust “Shutdown parameter”
Serious
3 UPS Fail
Serious
4 UPS Output Overload Output load is more than 110%
Warning The connection of communication
cable is not good, or communication
6 Communication Lost port fault.
Warning
7 AC Fail
Warning UPS will be switched to bypass mode
for the reason of overload, hardware
fault and so on. Online UPS is also in
bypass mode when it is off, at this
8 On Bypass time UPS has no protection function.
9 Bypass without output
Warning
10 Self-test Fail
Phase sequence incorrect Warning
11 in Bypass Three-phase UPS support
Battery switch not Warning
12 engaged Three-phase UPS support
Warning
13 Load unbalance Three-phase UPS support
Warning
14 Load too high
Warning
15 Internal warning Three-phase UPS support
Warning
16 Maintain cover is open
Information
17 AC Restore .
Information
18 Communication Create .
Information
19 Agent Start .
Information
20 Agent Stop .
Information
21 System be shutdown .
Information
System be Shut down by Set the Agent need to be in response
22 Other Agent to through “Shutdown parameter”.
Information
23 Special date Close UPS .
Information
24 Weekly Close UPS .
Information
25 Self-test Start Self-test begins immediately.
Information
26 Self-test cancel .
Information
27 Self-test End .
 Information
28 Special date Self-test Start .
Special date Self-test Information
29 Cancel .
Information
30 Special date Self-test End .
Information
31 Monthly Self-test Start .
Information
32 Monthly Self-test Cancel .
Information
33 Monthly Self-test End .

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 Frequently Asked Questions
Question:
UPS can’t communicate with Winpower under Debian Etch Stable Core 2.6 18-5-486
Method to fix it:
Here are the procedures to solve this question:
1. Login in Debian as root, the permission of general user is limited to install winpower.
Debian refuse to login as root, some special settings is needed.

Remark
a. In the login interface, there are three icons: “Language“, “Session“ and
“Action“, choose “Action“
b. Choose the last icon of “configure the login manager” in the dialog pop-up
c. Choose the icon of “security” in the dialog pop-up
d. Choose “allow local system administrator login”
2. Input the user name of root and the password, and then install the winpower
manually.
Use the command “./agent start“ to start Winpower service, and then use the command
of “./monitor“ to start the monitor interface
3. Copy the document of s99UPS from Linux (attached CD) to /etc/rcS.d,
The file s99UPS is used to start Winpower service automatically.
When the computer reboots, Winpower service will be started automatically. Just need to
start the monitor interface by the command “./monitor“

Remark:
a. If the third step is executed, no matter what the user login in as root or a
general user, the communication with UPS will be successful.
b. If the third step have not been executed, you should login as root, and use the
command “./agent start“ to start Winpower service. If login in as a general user, the
communication with UPS will be failed

Question:
UPS can’t communicate with Winpower under RedHat Core 2.6 9
Method to fix it:
Add the word of “none /proc/bus/usb usbdevfs defaults 0 0” to the document “/etc/fstab”
Winpower can find the UPS when choose the icon of “auto search”.

Question:
Mac 10.5 OS with the terminal interface opened can’t be shut down normally by
winpower. The information is shown as the following figure.

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Method to fix it:
Change the setting of the terminal as the following steps:
1. Click “Terminal” shown on the left corner of Mac 10.5 OS, and select
“Preferences…”, There will be a dialog shown as below. Please select
“Nerver” of “Prompt before closing” in the “Shell” interface.

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