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746-257-B5-001, Rev. A1 (11/2013)

Table 6-7, Battery Alarms: Classifications, Causes and Corrections

6.2.4 Battery Alarms

The Intelligent CableUPS detects a wide array of battery alarms and displays the type of active alarm in

the Smart Display screen and the severity of alarm (e.g., Major/Minor) by means of the Inverter Module

LEDs.

6.0 Data Management, continued

NOTE:

The cause of a psMajor or psMinor alarm can be determined by checking the Discretes table in the Alpha MIB

or by viewing the Web page. The cause will have the value of “ALARM.”

Active Alarm

Alarm type

Alarm Category Probable Cause of Alarm

Corrective action

Standby Disabled

NO BATTERIES

Major

BATT

Detected the absence of batteries (alarm inactive when

battery capacity or number of battery strings is set to 0).

1. Check Batt Breaker

2. Check Connections

3. Check Battery Fuse

YES

LOW BATT VOLTS

Major

BATT

Battery voltages below 1.833V/cell

1. Check AC Input

2. Restore AC Input

3. Connect Generator

NO

HIGH BATT VOLTS

Major

BATT

Battery voltages above 4.5V over target charger voltage

1. Check Batteries

2. Replace Inverter

NO

BATTERY EOD

Major

BATT

Batteries dropped below the low voltage shutdown level

1. Low Battery Disconnect

YES

BATTERY FAIL

Major

BATT

Charge current > 5.0A for 7 days while in float mode

1. Check Batteries

2. Replace Batteries

NO

BATT TEMP PROBE

Minor

BATT

Precision Temperature Sensor (PTS) failed or is not installed.

1. Check Connection

2. Replace Sensor

NO

REFRESH/BATT REFRESH ALARM

Minor

BATT

Battery Temperature Exceeded 60°C

1. Check Charger Settings

2. Check Batteries

3. Check Battery Temperature

NO

SAG OPTION

Minor

BATT

I2C has failed between XM3-HP and SAG

1. Check Ribbon Cable

2. Replace SAG

NO

SAG DELTA MEAN

Minor

BATT

Battery voltage is either too high or low from mean

1. Check Batteries

2. Replace Batteries

NO

SAG RELAY STUCK

Minor

BATT

Relay has stuck or 36V or 0V wire is no longer connected

1. Check SAG Bat

2. Check SAG Wires Unit

3. Replace SAG

NO

STR X MISWIRED

Minor

BATT

Battery wires are not connected properly

1. Check SAG Wires Bat

2. Check SAG Wires Unit

3. Replace SAG Wires

NO

SAG NOT CALIBRAT

Minor

BATT

Calibration data is not or is no longer available

1. Replace SAG

NO

X BAL STAGE

Minor

BATT

Stage 0 and 1 are normal. Stage 2 shows that the batteries

are not of similar capacity. Stage 3-5 trigger check battery

alarm to show that there is a major capacity imbalance

1. Check Batteries

2. Replace Batteries

NO

SAG NO HARNESS

Minor

BATT

Battery wires are not connected properly

1. Check SAG Wires Bat

2. Check SAG Wires Unit

3. Replace SAG Wires

NO

NOTE:

When in alarm, the IDH4

General and Advanced Power Supply Web pages will display the cause of active

power supply alarms next to the parameters

Major Alarm and Minor Alarm.

Fig. 6-3, IDH4 Series Alarms on General Web Page