Index – Alpha Technologies CFR 5000, CFR 5000RM User Manual
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Internal Battery Replacement .......................... 62–66
Isolation, Signal, RS–232 ....................................... 22
Items Damaged in Shipping .................................... 3
L
LAN, connection ..................................................... 23
LEDs Flashing .................................................... 32–34
LEDs On Display Panel ...................................... 32–34
Lifetime, Battery ..................................................... 60
Line Alarms, RS–232 .............................................. 39
Line, Adjusting Unit To Meet Local Conditions .... 49
Line, Attaching Dedicated Input Circuit Breaker . 12
Line Failure LED ..................................................... 32
Line Present LED .................................................... 32
Line, Starting Unit With No Line ........................... 29
Line Voltage, Acceptable Ranges ......................... 11
Line Synchronization ............................................. 33
Loads
Output Loading Indicator ..................................... 34
Overloading Output Transformer .................... 24–26
Wiring ............................................................16–18
Low Battery Warning ............................................. 32
Low Battery Shutdown ........................................... 33
Location Requirements for Unit ............................ 11
M
Magnetic Field Produced by Unit .......................... 28
Maintenance Parameters, RS–232 .................. 41, 49
Malfunctions, Troubleshooting ................... 31, 60–61
Manual Start Button On SID Panel ........................ 33
Measuring
Battery Backup Time .......................................... 59
Battery String Voltage ......................................... 44
Output Current ............................................... 24–26
Output Loading ................................................... 34
Input, Output and Battery Parameters via RS–232 ..
................................ See RS–232 Communications
Menu Tree, RS–232 ................................................. 41
Modem, External ...... See RS–232 Communications
Monitoring, Remote ............ See Remote Monitoring
Mounting to Floor .............................................. 13–14
N
No Line, Starting Unit With .................................... 29
O
Odors given off by unit ........................................... 28
On/Off, Turning Unit ........................................... 28–29
Opening Menu, RS–232 ..............................................
................................... See RS–232 Communications
Operating Unit With SID Panel ......................... 32–34
Output
Alarms, RS–232 ............................................39–40
Circuit Breaker ..................................................... 7
Connectors ........................................................... 7
Current, exceeding winding output, measuring..... 24
Emergency Shutdown Switch .............................. 21
Loading Display .................................................. 34
Measuring Battery Backup Time ......................... 59
Measuring via RS–232 ............................................
................................ See RS–232 Communications
Shutdown, How Display Panel Shows .................. 34
Shutdown via RS–232 .................................... 46–47
Synchronization, Input with Output ...................... 33
Transformer, Maximum Output Current ................ 24
Output Voltage, Changing .............................. 67–72
Wiring ............................................................16–18
Overloaded Unit, Display Panel Shows ................ 34
Overloading the Output Transformer .................... 24
P
Pack, External Battery, Installation .................. 19–20
Panel, Operate Unit With SID ........................... 32–34
Panel, Front, Removing ......................................... 63
Password, RS–232 .................................................. 38
Power Off Switch, Emergency............................... 21
Preventing Battery Drainage ................................... 8
Problems, Common ........................................... 60–61
R
Rear Panel ............................................................ 7–9
Reconfiguring Input/Output Voltage ................ 67–72
Also See RS–232 Communications
External Alarm Panel .......................................... 21