Detalles técnicos del Gabinete ZTE MACRO

Consta de 4 rectificadores a máxima capacidad, para Telefónica solo

se usan 2.
Sus especificaciones técnicas se encuentran.
Placa para aterrizaje Placa 0 volts para DCs
Colocar Pegatina de cuadro eléctrico en puerta.
Detalles técnicos del Gabinete ZTE MINI

El ZTE mini se configura de manera similar al ZTE Macro, se tiene que

ingresar al CSU,
Para ingresar a la tarjeta controladora (CSU) recordar:

Usuario : Power

Pass: 0063

Y actualizar el gabinete con el archivo con nombre: syspara.xls

El gabinete solo permite dos RBS 6601 con un router cisco ASR901, si es necesario se puede
elevar todo el sistema de rectificación a la parte superior del gabinete.
BB3 Telefónica: este es el banco de baterías.
GABINETES ZTE rev. 1A
ZXDU58/68 ZXDU68 W201 GABIENTE POSTE BATT (BBU)

 Gabinete rectificador poste (ZXDU68 W201)

 Se requiere reacomodar las posiciones de los breaker tanto en el grupo prioritarios como no prioritarios y así mantener el estándar de ubicación.
Ubicación recomendada

no Prioritarios prioritarios
pos 1 pos 2 pos 3 pos 4 pos 5 pos 6 pos 7 pos 8 pos 1 pos 2 pos 3 pos 4 pos 5 pos 6 pos 7 pos 8 pos 9
existente
63 63 40 40 10 10 6 6 63 63 40 40 10 10 6 6 6

pos 1 pos 2 pos 3 pos 4 pos 5 pos 6 pos 7 pos 8 pos 1 pos 2 pos 3 pos 4 pos 5 pos 6 pos 7 pos 8 pos 9
recomendada 63 63 40 40 40 40 6 6 63 63 10 10 10 10 6 6 6
LIBRE LIBRE RRU1  RRU2 RRU3 LIBRE LIBRE LIBRE LIBRE LIBRE RBS 1 LIBRE LIBRE LIBRE TX LIBRE
DC GAB 
BATT
 Disponibilidad de pasa‐placa gabinete
Ubicación recomendada

A.C.  Y  F.O 
GND RRU DC RRU F.O EXT

 Ubicación de equipos y cableado DC RRU´s dentro del gabinete CONEXION HACIA BREAKER

GND 0 VOLT

TRENZADO SHIELD
CABLE ‐48 V DC
0 VOLT

 Misceláneos
GABINETES ZTE rev. 1A
 Es necesario 8 terminales de ojo para las placas 0 volt 
3 RRU
1 magazín RBS
1 equipo de TX
1 GND Magazín RBS
1 GND aterrizaje gabinete

 Cable UTP x 2 mts y dos conectores RJ‐45

 Gabinete principal (ZXDU58/68)

 Se requiere reacomodar las posiciones de los breaker tanto en el grupo prioritarios como no prioritarios y así mantener el estándar de ubicación.
 SE REQUIEREN DOS BREAKER ADICIONALES SOLO EN CASO DE INSTALAR 6 RRU DENTRO DEL GABINETE.

no Prioritarios prioritarios
pos 1 pos 2 pos 3 pos 4 pos 5 pos 6 pos 7 pos 8 pos 1 pos 2 pos 3 pos 4 pos 5 pos 6 pos 7 pos 8 pos 9
existente
63 63 40 40 10 10 6 6 63 63 40 40 10 10 6 6 6

pos 1 pos 2 pos 3 pos 4 pos 5 pos 6 pos 7 pos 8 pos 1 pos 2 pos 3 pos 4 pos 5 pos 6 pos 7 pos 8 pos 9
recomendada 63 63 40 40 40 40 6 6 63 63 10 10 10 10 6 6 6
LIBRE LIBRE RRU1  RRU2 RRU3 RRU 4 RRU 5 RRU 6 LIBRE LIBRE RBS 1 RBS 2 RBS 3 RBS 4 ocupad LIBRE
DC GAB 
BATT

 Disponibilidad de pasa‐placa gabinete parte inferior (recomendada)  Disponibilidad de pasa‐placa gabinete parte superior (recomendada)

                                                                                                                   

AC‐  F.O  Expans.  F.O  FO 

LIBRE DC RRU OCUPADO OCUPADO
GND CLIENT TX RRU´s RRU´S
F.O 
AC‐GND DC RRU´S
cliente

DISPOSICION ALARMAS EN TARJETA SIB
GABINETES ZTE rev. 1A

X16‐OUTPUT RELAY 5,6
1 NO CONECTAR
2  ‐ ALARMA GENERAL FUERZA MAYOR
3  + ALARMA GENERAL FUERZA MAYOR
4 NO CONECTAR
5  ‐ ALARMA PUERTA ABIERTA
6  + ALARMA PUERTA ABIERTA

X15‐OUTPUT RELAY 3,4
1 NO CONECTAR
2  ‐ ALARMA GENERAL DE CA
3  + ALARMA GENERAL DE CA
4 NO CONECTAR
5  ‐ ALARMA ALTA TEMPERATURA / INCENDIO
6  + ALARMA ALTA TEMPERATURA / INCENDIO

Conectar cable alarmas intercambiador 
de calor (cable ubicado en el modulo de 
de Aire acondicionado de la puerta del 
gabinete de baterias) al modulo SIB BLVD 0 VOLT
CONEXION HACIA 
MODULO SIB   CABLE DE 
CONECTOR X8  ALIMENTACION     
(CABLE AZUL Y  ‐48 VDC BREAKER 
POS 09

POS 7 POS 8 POS 9

INSTALACION Y CONEXIÓN  SENSOR DE BATERIAS 
GABINETES ZTE rev. 1A
SENSOR DE TEMPERATURA EXTREMO DE CABLE CON CONECTOR

1. INSERTAR CABLE EN EL MOD SIB POS X 6 2. REMOVER EL PAPEL  3.PEGAR FIRMEMENTE EL 

AUTOHADESIVO SENSOR SOBRE UNA CARA DE LA 

X6 X7 X8 X9

INSTALACION CABLE AC

L1 L2 AC SPD

PE N

INSTALACION SENSOR PUERTA ABIERTA GABINETE BATERIAS
GABINETES ZTE rev. 1A
1. ENRUTAR CABLE ALARMA PUERTA ABIERTA DE LA BBU  2. RETIRAR LOOP SENSOR PTA ABIERTA E INSERTAR 
HACIA GABINETE PRINCIPAL CONECTOR GABINETE BATERIAS

UBICACIÓN DE BATERIAS Y DISPOSICION DE CABLEADO  DENTRO DEL GABINETE ZXDU58/68 (GAB GRANDE)
Centralized Supervision Unit
The Centralized Supervision Unit (CSU CSU500A/CSU500B) is the foreground monitoring
unit of the system. It monitors the AC distribution, DC distribution, rectifiers and batteries
of the system.

Functions
l Management
à Supports the battery charging, discharging and test management.
à Supports automatic sleep of the rectifiers and thereby saves energy.

à Supports the export of history records through a USB flash drive.

à Supports data query, parameter setting and system control through the LCD.
l Alarm
When faults occur on the power system, the CSU reports alarms and takes protection
measures.
l Monitoring
à Collects the operation data of the power system and monitors its operating status
in real time.

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 à Transmits data to the supervision center (SC), and monitors the power system
remotely in accordance with the orders received from the SC.
l Wireless communication
Supports GPRS network mode, having SMS notice and the E-mail notice function.
l Web functions
After the CSU is connected to the network, you can access the CSU by using IE7 or
a later version.

External View
For the external view of the CSU500A/CSU500B, see Figure 2-8.

Figure 2-8 CSU External View

1. LCD 3. RJ45 Ethernet interface 5. Buttons

2. USB interface 4. Indicators

Interfaces
l USB interface
à Supports USB flash drives but does not support SD card or other portable storage
devices, such as portable hard disks, MP3 or MP4.
à The system format of the USB files is FAT.
l RJ45 Ethernet interface
à The Ethernet interface rate is 10M/100M (adaptive).
à The Ethernet interface supports multiple monitoring networking modes through
Telnet, HTTP, FTP and SNMP.

Indicators
The indicators display the operational status of the CSU and the system. For a description
of indicators, refer to Table 2-8.
 Table 2-8 CSU Operational Status

Indicator
Operational Status
Power Run Alarm

Lit Flashing Not lit Operating Normally

Lit Lit or not lit - Faulty

Lit Flashing Flashing Alarm

Not lit Not lit Not lit No Operating

• “-” means that the status of the indicator is not relevant to the condition.

Buttons
User can query the information and set the parameters through the menu buttons.

For a description of the functions of CSU buttons, refer to Table 2-9.

Table 2-9 Buttons

Buttons Buttons names Function

▲ Up/Direction button l Scrolls pages up.

l Moves to the previous item.
l Increases numerical values.

▼ Down/Direction button l Scrolls pages down.

l Moves to the next item.
l Decreases numerical values.

◄ Left/Direction button Moves the cursor to the left/change page.

► Right/Direction button Moves the cursor to the right/change page.

Ent Confirm button l Displays the lower-level screen.

l Saves modifications.

Esc Return button l Returns to the upper-level screen.

l Cancels modifications.

<▲+Ent> – The user needs to press the ▲ button and the Ent
button at the same time, it displays help information
of the current menu.

2.5 Signal Interface Unit

The Signal Interface Unit (SIU) contains the SIB board. For the structure of SIU, see Figure
2-9.

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Figure 2-9 Signal Interface Unit

1. SIB 3. Cabling hole

2. Interface designation 4. Reserved hole

The SIB provides various supervision interfaces including input and output relay
interfaces, background communication interfaces, and environment detection interfaces.
For the layout of the interfaces on the SIB, see Figure 2-10.

Figure 2-10 Supervision Interfaces on the SIB

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For a description of the interfaces on the SIB, refer to Table 2-10.

Table 2-10 Supervision Interfaces on the SIB

Lable Interface Description

Input Relay Interfaces

X3 In-relay 1, 2 In-relay 1 is used to detect the alarms of the heat exchanger.

The alarm name is “Man Fan Fail”, the status is “Close”, and
the alarm level is “Critical”.

There is a TEC air conditioner, in-relay 2 is used to detect the

alarms of the air conditioner. The alarm name is “TEC Fault”,
the status is “Open” and the alarm level is “Critical”.

X4 In-relay 3, 4 The user can customize the alarm for in-relay 3 through the
supervision unit. By default, the alarm name is “In-Relay-3#”,
the status is “Close”, and the alarm level is “Mask” (no alarm).

l If there is a smog sensor, in-relay 4 is used to detect the

alarms of the smog sensor. The alarm name is “Smoke
Alarm”, the status is “Close”, and the alarm level is
“Critical”.
l If there is no smog sensor, the user can customize
the alarm for in-relay 4. By default, the alarm name is
“In-Relay-4#”, the status is “Close”, and the alarm level
is “Mask” (no alarm).

Output Relay Interfaces

X14 Out-relay 1, 2 l Output relays 1 to 6 correspond to the alarm codes A1 to

A6 respectively in the CSU software.
X15 Out-relay 3, 4
l Multiple alarms can share one output relay. For a
X16 Out-relay 5, 6
description of the alarms, refer to “ALarm List”.

X17 Out-relay 7, 8 l Output relay 7: reserved to control the diesel generator.

l Output relay 8: reserved to control the emergency lighting.

X18 CSU fault out-relay Output relay for the CSU fault.

Communication Interfaces

X11 RS232 communication X11 and X13 cannot be used at the same time.

X22 RS232 communication X22 multiplexes X11.

X12 RS485 communication -

(independent)

X13 RS485 communication X11 and X13 cannot be used at the same time.
(multiplex)

Environment Detection Interfaces

X2 Flood alarm To connect a flood sensor.

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Lable Interface Description

X5 Door magnet alarm To connect a magnetic door switch.

X6 Battery 1 temperature To connect the temperature sensor for battery pack 1.

X7 Battery 2 temperature To connect the temperature sensor for battery pack 2.

X8 Battery 3 temperature To connect the temperature sensor for battery pack 3.

X9 Battery 4 temperature To connect the temperature sensor for battery pack 4.

X10 Environment To connect an ambient temperature sensor.

temperature

X23 Environment humidity To connect an ambient humidity sensor.

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 Appendix A
Alarm List
Table A-1 lists the alarms that can be detected by the CSU500A/CSU500B (SV1.03)
supervision unit, and describes their default alarm levels and output relays.
l A1 - A6 refer to 6 output relays for the alarms.
l Multiple alarms can share one output relay. Each alarm cannot correspond to multiple
output relays but one output relay only. “No” means that no output relay is assigned
to an alarm. When an alarm is reported, it indicates that problems occur on the
corresponding output relay.
l The output relay of an alarm will not take effect when its alarm level is set to “Mask”.

Table A-1 Alarm List

S.N. Alarm Name Alarm Output Alarm Description

Leve Relay

Battery and System Alarms

1 Common Alarm Mask A1 The CSU detects that an alarm occurs.

2 Batt.Test Fail Mask A2 Battery test fails.

3 LLVD1 Alarm Critical A2 The system disconnects the LLVD1 loads.

4 LLVD2 Alarm Critical A2 The system disconnects the LLVD2 loads.

5 CAN Bus Abnormal Mask A2 The CAN bus cannot send or receive data
normally due to some communication error.

6 Batt.Det.Abnor. Critical A2 The battery voltage is lower than Test Stop

Volt. in the process of the battery test.

7 BLVD Alarm Critical A2 The system disconnects the battery, and

also disconnects the BLVD loads at the
same time.

8 LLTD Alarm Critical A2 When the environment temperature is

lower than LLTD Env.Temp., the system
disconnects the LLVD1 and LLVD2 loads.

9 BLTD Alarm Critical A2 When the battery temperature is lower than

BLTD Temp., the system disconnects all the
battery input branches.

10 BHTD Alarm Critical A2 When the battery temperature is higher than

BHTD Temp., the system disconnects the
batteries.

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S.N. Alarm Name Alarm Output Alarm Description

Leve Relay

11 All Alarm Blocked Critical A2 The system does not display any other
real-time alarms. This can be set through
Alm.Ctrl.

12 Batt.Equal Mask A2 The system charges the batteries in boost

(equalization) charge mode.

13 BMU Comm.Fail Major A2 The Battery Monitoring Unit (BMU) fails to

communicate with the CSU.

14 Multi-SMR Alm Major A2 Two or more Switching Mode Rectifiers

(SMRs) are faulty or fail to communicate
with the CSU.

15 Battery Testing Mask A2 The battery test is in process.

16 Sys.OverLoad Alm. Mask A2 The load capacity exceeds the load

capability of the system.

17 IOB Comm.Fail Major A2 The IO board fails to communicate with the

CSU.

AC Alarms

18 ACEM Comm. Fail Major A2 The AC energy meter fails to communicate

with the CSU.

19 AC Power Off Major A3 The mains power fails and there is no

standby AC input.

20 AC In.Switch Off Major A3 The main AC input circuit breaker trips.

21 AC Volt.High Major A3 The detected AC input voltage is higher

than AC Volt.H.Thre.

22 AC Volt.Low Major A3 The detected AC input voltage is lower than

AC Volt.L.Thre.

23 AC Phase Lack Major A3 The AC input lacks one phase or two.

24 AC Volt.Imbala. Major A3 The difference between AC input voltages is

greater than AC Volt.Imbala.

25 AC Curr.High Major A3 The AC input current is higher than AC

Curr.H.Thre.

26 AC Out.Switch Off Major A3 The auxiliary AC output circuit breaker trips.

27 AC SPD Abnor Major A3 The AC Surge Protection Device (SPD) is

damaged or not installed.

Rectifier Alarms

28 SMR Fan Fault Major A4 The rectifier fan is faulty.

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S.N. Alarm Name Alarm Output Alarm Description

Leve Relay

29 SMR Ra.T.H.O. Major A4 The temperature of the PFC heat radiator

is higher than the maximum radiator
temperature (110 ℃).

30 SMR In.V.H.O. Major A4 The AC input voltage of the rectifier is higher

than the maximum input voltage.

31 SMR In.V.L.O. Major A4 The AC input voltage of the rectifier is lower

than the minimum input voltage.

32 SMR Out.V.H.O. Major A4 The output voltage of the rectifier is higher

than the maximum output voltage.

33 SMR Out.C.H. Major A4 The output current of the rectifier is higher

than the maximum output current (68 A).

34 SMR Inter.T.H. Major A4 The temperature at the air inlet of the

rectifier is higher than the maximum internal
temperature (70 ℃).

35 SMR Out.Fuse Major A4 The output fuse of the rectifier blows.

36 SMR Curr.Share Major A4 When multiple rectifiers are working in

parallel, the output current difference
between these rectifiers is greater than the
threshold (8 A).

37 SMR Input Off Major A4 The power input of the rectifier is interrupted.

38 PFC Out.V.H. Major A4 The output voltage of PFC is higher than the
threshold (450 V).

39 PFC Out.V.L. Major A4 The output voltage of PFC is lower than the
threshold (345 V).

40 SMREEPROM Major A4 Errors occur when the rectifier reads and

writes the EEPROM.

41 SMR In.Comm F. Major A4 The communication inside the rectifier fails.

42 SMR Primy.C.H. Major A4 The primary current of the transformer is

higher than the threshold (28 A).

43 PFC Input C.H. Major A4 The PFC input current is higher than the
threshold.

44 SMR Start Abr. Major A4 The starting time of the rectifier exceeds 5
minutes.

45 SMR In.Fuse Major A4 The input fuse of the rectifier blows.

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S.N. Alarm Name Alarm Output Alarm Description

Leve Relay

46 SMR Comm.Fail Major A4 The communication between the rectifier

and the CSU is interrupted because the
rectifier is removed or there is some
communication exception.

47 SMR In.Freq. Major A4 The input frequency of the rectifier is too

high (higher than 73 Hz) or too low (lower
than 40 Hz).

48 SMR Out.V.L. Major A4 The output voltage of the rectifier is lower

than the threshold (36 V).

DC Alarms

49 DC Volt.High Major A5

50 DC Volt.Low Major A5 The DC output voltage is lower than DC

Volt.Low Thre.

51 DC SPD Abnor. Major A5 The DC SPD is faulty.

52 Batt.Volt.Low Major A5 The voltage of a battery pack is lower than

Batt.Volt.L.Thre.

53 Batt.Curr.Abr. Mask A5 The rate of the detected battery current to

the highest detectable current is greater
than Batt.Curr.Abn.Rate.

54 Batt.Temp.High Major A5 The battery temperature is higher than

Batt.Temp.H.Thre.

55 Batt.Temp.Low Major A5 The battery temperature is lower than

Batt.Temp.L.Thre.

56 Batt.Loop Brk. Critical A5 The battery loop is disconnected.

57 Batt.Dischg. Minor A5 The battery discharging current is higher

than Batt.Dischg Thre.

58 Batt.Curr.Imbal. Minor A3 The difference between current of any

12 V batteries and the average current
of all 12 V batteries is higher than
Batt.Curr.Imbal.Thre.

59 Batt.T.Invalid Warning A5 The system is configured with batteries,

but the battery temperature detection is
ineffective. The battery temperature sensor
is not installed or the battery temperature is
out of the detection range.

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S.N. Alarm Name Alarm Output Alarm Description

Leve Relay

60 LLVD1 Extend Brk. Major A5 With Load Distr.Mode set to Discon., the
extended LLVD1 circuit breaker trips or the
extended LLVD1 fuse blows.

61 LLVD1 Loop B. Major A5 With Load Distr.Mode set to Discon., the

LLVD1 circuit breaker trips or the LLVD1
fuse blows.

62 LLVD2 Extend Brk. Major A5 With Load Distr.Mode set to Discon., the
extended LLVD2 circuit breaker trips or the
extended LLVD2 fuse blows.

63 BLVD Extend Brk. Major A5 With Load Distr.Mode set to Discon., the
extended BLVD circuit breaker trips or the
extended BLVD fuse blows.

64 BLVD Loop Brk. Major A5 With Load Distr.Mode set to Discon., the
BLVD circuit breaker trips or the BLVD fuse
blows.

65 Cell Reverse Major No One or more 2 V batteries are reversely

connected.

66 Block Reverse Major No One or more 12 V batteries are reversely

connected.

67 Cell Poor Major No The voltage of one or more 2 V batteries is

lower than Cell Volt.Diff.

68 Block Poor Major No The voltage of one or more 12 V batteries is

lower than Block Volt.Diff.

69 DC.Loop.Brk. Major No With Load Distr.Mode set to No Discon.,

the DC output circuit breaker trips or the DC
output fuse blows.

70 Load Ext.Brk. Major No With Load Distr.Mode set to No Discon.,

the extended DC output circuit breaker trips
or the extended DC output fuse blows.

Environment Alarms

71 Env.Temp.High Minor A6 The environment temperature is higher than

Env.Temp.H.Thre.

72 Env.Temp.Low Minor A6 The environment temperature is lower than

Env.Temp.L.Thre.

73 Env.Hum.High Minor A6 The environment humidity is higher than

Env.Hum.H.Thre.

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S.N. Alarm Name Alarm Output Alarm Description

Leve Relay

74 Env.Hum.Low Minor A6 The environment humidity is lower than

Env.Hum.L.Thre.

75 Smog Alarm Major A6 The sensor detects smog.

76 Flood Alarm Major A6 The sensor detects flood.

77 Access Ctrl.Alm. Mask A6 The sensor detects the intrusion of

something.

78 Door Alarm Minor A6 The door with the door status switch is
opened.

79 Glass Brk.Alm. Minor A6 The sensor detects broken glasses.

80 Env.Temp.Invalid Mask A6 The environment temperature sensor is

damaged or not installed.

81 Env.Hum.Invalid Mask A6 The environment humidity sensor is

damaged or not installed.

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AC
- Alternating Current
BHTD
- Battery High Temperature Disconnect
BLTD
- Battery Low Temperature Disconnect
BLVD
- Battery Low Voltage Disconnect
BMU
- Battery Monitoring Unit
CAN
- Controller Area Network
CSU
- Centralized Supervision Unit
DC
- Direct Current

EEPROM
- Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory

EMC
- Electromagnetic Compatibility
EMI
- Electromagnetic Interference
FTP
- File Transfer Protocol
GND
- Ground
GPRS
- General Packet Radio Service
HTTP
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol

IE
- Internet Explorer
LCD
- Liquid Crystal Display

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LLTD
- Load Low Temperature Disconnect
LLVD
- Load Low Voltage Disconnect
MCB
- Miniature Circuit Breaker
MTBF
- Mean Time Between Failures
PE
- Protective Earth
PFC
- Power Factor Correction
RoHS
- Restriction of Hazardous Substances
SC
- Supervision Center

SIU
- Signal Interface Unit
SMR
- Switching Mode Rectifier
SNMP
- Simple Network Management Protocol
SPD
- Surge Protection Device
TEC
- Thermoelectric Cooler
USB
- Universal Serial Bus

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