Contents

1. Introduction
- Functions and Features ........................................................................................ 1
- Technical Specifications ........................................................................................ 3
- Wiring Introduction ................................................................................................ 5
- Status Introduction .............................................................................................. 13
2. System Introduction
- Operation Mode .................................................................................................. 17
- Operation Mode Introduction............................................................................... 18
- Configuration Introduction ................................................................................... 21
- Communication Card Installation ........................................................................ 32
3. Software Introduction
- LCD & LED Display............................................................................................. 33
- Communication Port............................................................................................ 52
- UPS System Flow Chart ..................................................................................... 70
4. Hardware Introduction and Troubleshooting
- PWB and Wiring.................................................................................................. 76
- Circuit Configuration and Function Principle ....................................................... 82
- Maintenance Flow Chart ................................................................................... 122
5. Spare Parts List Introduction
- Assembly List .................................................................................................... 129
- Critical Parts List ............................................................................................... 129
- Other Composition ............................................................................................ 133
- Accessories ....................................................................................................... 133

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1. Brief Introduction
1-1 Functions and features
11KVA 3U series UPS is designed for mid-grade power systems which can provide clean power
supply to data system, communication system, computer network system, medical system,
monitoring system and factory devices, etc.
 11KVA 3U series use the use the high-frequency modulation technology, to decrease the
volume, increase the reliability and extend the life of UPS.
 ’1+1’ parallel redundancy system is available (MBB optional) and thereby effectively
improve the reliability of the system.
 When two UPS units are at parallel mode, they can use the same battery cabinet to reduce
the cost and save the installing space.
 AC start without battery: The UPS can start up without the battery when AC source is in
normal condition.
 It is convenient for the user to set the parameters such as the output voltage & frequency,
charger current and password via the LCD panel.
 Via the LCD, the user can get clear and correct information of the UPS operation condition
such as the load, input/output voltage, input/output frequency, and the battery voltage, etc.
 The advantages of multi-segments fan speed-control: the efficiency increased, noise
decreased and the use life of the fan extended.
 CPU can log 5 times of abnormal information about the UPS which enables to find out
correct diagnosis about the UPS faults, to improve the efficiency of maintenance.
 Users can use RS232 & SMART2000 to display information of the current UPS operation
status and manage it. The SNMP card is another option for users to communicate, monitor
and control the UPS via the network.
 When the input voltage is within ±10%, the UPS can be set at the ECO mode in purpose of
further improving the efficiency. The UPS will transfer to ON-LINE mode if abnormal
condition occurs.
 Auto discharge time of the battery can be set, thereby extending the life span of the battery.
 Output voltage can be set via LCD: 200 / 208 / 220 / 230 / 240 Vac.

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 Charger：
► Equalized charge & floating charge are available and there are 4 segments of charge
current optional to be set in accordance with the actual condition to keep the battery at
full state, thereby extending the battery life. (Floating charge voltage: 270VDC, equalized
charge voltage: 280VDC)
► Charge voltage automatic compensation function: The charge voltage can be
automatically filled up according to the temperature as so to extend the life of the
battery.

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1-2 Technical Specifications

Technical Items Model GES113R

1.Power
1.1 Apparent power (VA) 11000VA
1.2 Effective power (W), PF≧0.7 8000W
2. Waveform Sine wave
3. Input
100~155V (50%~100% load)
3.1 Input voltage(single phase)
156V~280V (100% load) 281V~300V (90% load)
3.2 Input current 55A
- Inrush current  200A
- Power factor (at full load)  0.99
3.3 Efficiency (Linear 100% load )
- On-line mode (full load) 92%
- Eco mode (full load) 96%
3.4 Input frequency 40~70Hz
3.5 Input breaker 63A (1pole*1)
4. Output
4.1 Output voltage
- Effective voltage (Single phase) 220V
- Static Constant Voltage Precision  2
4.2 Harmonic Distortion of voltage ＜3%
4.3 Overload capacity ≦105%: continuously
106%~110%: 10 mins
111%~125%: 5 mins
126%~150%: 30 seconds
4.4 Overload response (Rated load) 90%
4.5 Output frequency (Battery mode) 50/60Hz  0.1Hz
4.6 Output protection
- Inverter Electronic protection
4.7 Current crest factor 3:1
5. Battery & Charger
5.1 Type Sealed lead-acid
5.2 Quantities 12V battery * 20pcs
5.3 Protection 30A/250V Fuse * 4pcs
5.4 Charger voltage Floating charger:270.0Vdc / Equalized charger:280.0Vdc

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Technical Items Model GES113R

4A (Another 4A charge board can be added into

- Long backup model
the UPS)
5.6 Low battery voltage alarm 220.0Vdc 3
5.7 Low battery voltage shutdown 210.0Vdc 3
6. Operation
6.1 Transfer time
* On-line mode
- Transfer to battery mode 0ms
- Inverter to static bypass  1ms
- Static bypass to inverter  1ms
* Eco mode
- Battery mode to static bypass 0ms
- Inverter to static bypass  1ms
- Static bypass to inverter  1ms
6.2 Noise 58 dBA (Normal temperature)
7. Information Display
AC INPUT , BATTERY,
7.1 LED status display INVERTER,BYPASS,OUTPUT,FAULT,
OVERLOAD,BATTERY REPLACE
7.2 LCD Refer to chapter 3-1
8. Communication Interface
8.1 RS-232 Refer to chapter 3-2
8.2 SNMP Refer to chapter 3-2
8.3 REPO (Remote emergency power off) Refer to chapter 3-2
9. Connection
9.1 Input terminal block 65A/600V 3Pin * 1pcs
9.2 Output terminal block 65A/600V 3Pin * 1pcs
9.3 External battery connector 40A/400Vdc 3Pin * 1pcs
9.4 Mini-SNMP/Relay/USB/TVSS Card installation Optional
10. Manual bypass maintenance switch No
11. Appearance
11.1 Dimension
- Depth (including the I/O terminal box) 584.0mm (23.11 inches)
- Width 440.0mm (17.32 inches)
- Height 130.6mm (5.14 inches)
11.2 Net weight 19.5Kg/42.99 lb
12. Environment
12.1 Operation temperature 0oC~40 oC/32 oF~104 oF
12.2 Storage temperature -15 oC~50 oC/5 oF~122 oF (short period limited)
12.3 Relative humidity 5%~95%

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Tools：
The tools and materials described as below will be needed to dismantle or assemble this unit.
1. #2 cross-head screwdriver
2. Flat tip screwdriver (1mm thickness)
3. Inner hexagon sleeve (7.1mm across flats and the external diameter less than 10mm.
4. Inner hexagon sleeve with 8.1mm across flats
5. Diagonal pliers
6. Cable tie
7. Nipper pliers (backup)

1-3 Wiring Introduction

1-3-1 Battery Cable Connection

Battery cable

(Fig. 1-3-1a) (Fig. 1-3-1b)

Tool and materials: a 2# cross-head screwdriver, battery cable
1. Use a cross-head screwdriver to loose the screws to free the cover of external battery
connector and take it off. (Refer to fig. 1-3-1a)
2. Plug the standard battery cable provided in the packing carton into the external battery
connector. Fix the cable plug on the hexagon holder by tightening the screws (Fig. 1-3-1b).
Note: If connecting Delta standard battery pack, you need to use the battery cable provided in the packing
box of battery pack. Then the battery cable in the power module will be unnecessary.
3. Screw tightening torque is: 6-8 kgf.cm.

1-3-2 Input/Output Wiring

1．Input/output Connection (Fig. 1-3-2a)

(Fig. 1-3-2a)
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2．Wire/Cable

Heat resistance 11KVA model

60℃ 10mm2
75℃ 10mm2

3．Notes
Install proper conduit and insulation tube in compliance with NEC.
The following items must be followed when connecting the input/output power cord.
a. Prior to connecting cables, you must turn off the UPS and disconnect the AC input.
b. Ensure that the input/output cables are tightly fixed. The minimum screw tightening torque is
16Kgf.cm.

(Fig. 1-3-2b)

4．Wiring
Tools: a #2 cross-head screwdriver, a handle of terminal pliers KST2000M, 3 core #8 or 3
core 10# power cord, a flat tip screwdriver (1mm thickness), European-type
terminal*6pcs(supplied in the packing carton)
a. Strip the PVC insulation of the power cord by 40mm, exposing the core wire. Then strip the
core wire by 15mm, exposing the copper wire on which rivet the European type terminals
provided in the packing carton.
b. Use a cross-head screwdriver to loosen the screws and take off the terminal block box.
(Refer to fig. 1-3-2b)
c. Remove the cover of knockout holes on the terminal block box by doing as below. (Refer to
fig. 1-3-2c)

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 (Knock off the cover of knockout holes with a slight downward force as the arrows show)
(Fig. 1-3-2c)

d. Then secure the cable gland on the location of opening (The cable gland is optional, not
included) (It is o.k. without cable gland) (Fig. 1-3-2d).

(Fig. 1-3-2d)
e. Put the riveted cable through the cable grand. Insert the input black core wire/white
one/green one respectively into the corresponding L/N/G holes of input terminal block.
Then use a flat tip screwdriver to tighten the screws with more than 16 Kgf.cm to secure the
terminal block. Insert the output black core wire/white one/green one respectively into the
corresponding L/N/G holes of output terminal block. Then use a flat tip screwdriver to
tighten the screws with more than 16 Kgf.cm to secure the output terminal block. Make sure
that they were tightly fixed. (Fig. 1-3-2e)

(Fig. 1-3-2e)
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 f. Fix the terminal block box on the rear panel. Re-check the fixity of the wires and ensure that
the wires and cables are tightly fixed in the holes of the terminal blocks. Tighten the cable
gland to secure the power cord.
※ Note:
► All wires must be tightly secured in the corresponding holes of the terminal blocks, no
reversal permitted.
► To be safe, the external battery pack only can be connected after the connection of
input/output wires of power module and of communication ports.

1-3-3 RACK to TOWER Type (Fig. 1-3-3a)

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1

1.匿堤LED-LCD耀瞎;
2.衵滖90～;
3.　LED-LCD耀瞎縐　　遺﹝

(Fig. 1-3-3a)

1. Insert a flat tip screwdriver into the location as shown above and then give a downward force
as the arrow shows to lever the LED bezel.
2. Draw out the LED bezel and turn it 90° clockwise and visually inspect the flat wiring trace.
Then insert the bezel onto the front panel.
3. Erect the UPS to tower type and secure it by foot stands.
※ Note: The foot stands and connectors are not included along the UPS. If any need,
please refer to chapter 5-4 for details.

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1-3-4 UPS Mounting
1．Rack mounting
a. Secure the ear brackets on the UPS. (Fig. 1-3-4a)
b. Delta rail kit installation and UPS mounting method:
Adjust the rail kit to a proper length. Tighten the nuts to secure the rail kits on the rack (both
left and right side). Then Put the UPS into the rack and secure it on the rack by tightening
the screws (Fig. 1-3-4b)
※ Note: If no need for Delta rail kit, please directly do step 4. (Fig. 1-3-4b)

2. Tower mounting
a. Secure the UPS by using foot mounting. (Fig. 1-3-4c)
b. While installing the foot stands, space from front and rear panel should be allowed for
ventilation.

The installation method of ear bracket

（Fig. 1-3-4a）

台达机架滑轨的安装及机器的固定方法

The installation method of Delta rail kit and UPS mounting

（Fig. 1-3-4b）

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 1. Adjust the rail kits to a proper length
2. Tighten the nuts.
3. Fix the rail kits on the rack.
4. Put the UPS into the rack and tighten the screws.

The use method of foot mounting

Fig. 1-3-4c UPS Mounting

※ Note: If any need for accessories of rack mounting or tower mounting, please refer
to chapter 5-4 for details.

1-3-5 Parallel Connection (Tower Style) (Fig. 1-3-5)

Special notes:
1. In order to avoid short circuit, connect the battery pack to the UPS only after connecting
the battery cable of the UPS.
2. While do wire trimming, ensure that the ventilation holes of the fan are unobstructed for
cooling and ventilating, and avoiding more noises produced as well.
3. Prior to turning the UPS, trim all the wires and ensure they have been tightly secured.
4. The cables for connecting the input/output of power module and bypass box and
input/output cables of bypass box are not supplied along the UPS. Please refer to Chapter
1-3-2 for wires selection. For wire connection, 18pcs of European type terminals are
supplied along the bypass box and 6pcs are supplied along the power module.
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 This cable is optional accessory, not
supplied along the standard UPS. Only
when sharing the common battery need
this cable connection.

Solution 1

This cable is optional accessory, not

supplied along the standard UPS.
Only when sharing the common
此線為選購件，標准機器出廠不附。
當需共電池功能時，方連接此線。
battery need this cable connection.

Solution 2

(Fig. 1-3-5)

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1-3-6 Parallel Connection (Rack Style) (Fig. 1-3-6)
Special notes:
1. In order to avoid short circuit, connect the battery pack to the UPS only after connecting
the battery cable of the UPS.
2. Parallel connection priorities suggested as: BYPASS box, power module, battery pack,
power module, battery pack.
3. Just to be safe, parallel connection only can be done after securing the UPS on the rack
by ear brackets.
4. The cables for connecting the input/output of power module and bypass box and
input/output cables of bypass box are not supplied along the UPS. Please refer to Chapter
1-3-2 for wires selection. For wire connection, 18pcs of European type terminals are
supplied along the bypass box and 6pcs are supplied along the power module.

This cable is optional accessory, not

supplied along the standard UPS.
Only when sharing the common
battery need this cable connection.

(Fig. 1-3-6)

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1-4 Status Introduction
1-4-1 LED display when UPS starts
 AC START ( Refer to fig.1-4-1a)

(Fig.1-4-1a)

※ To complete this transfer needs about 25 seconds.

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 DC START ( Refer to fig.1-4-1b)

(Fig.1-4-1b)

※ To complete this transfer needs about 35 seconds.

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1-4-2 LCD Display by Self-diagnosis

► Display the operation freq of the UPS.

STARTED WITH
It can automatically detect that the input
AC INPUT
freq. is 50Hz or 60Hz and then set up the
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＦＲＥＱ　ＯＵＴ＝５０Ｈｚ
operation freq. If no AC input, it will read
from EEPROM.
The default value is 50Hz.

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＩＮＰＵＴ　０００Ｖ／００Ｈｚ
► Display detected input voltage and freq
of AC input.

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　 ► Stay for 7S. Rectifier fails if the BUS

ＲＥＣＴＩＦＩＥＲ　ＯＫ
voltage is less than 60V. Otherwise, it is
OK.

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＣＨＡＲＧＥＲ　ＯＫ
► Detect if the charger works normally.

►
► Detect if the battery is in normal
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＢＡＴＴＥＲＹ　ＯＫ condition. It will display “no battery” if
detecting the battery fails but the UPS
can still start at On-line mode.

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＤＣ　ＢＵＳ　ＯＫ
► Detect if the DC BUS is in normal condition.

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　 ► Stay for 10S. Try to push the voltage of

ＩＮＶＥＲＴＥＲ　ＴＥＳＴ
the inverter and it will display “Inverter
OK” if succeeds. Otherwise, it will
display “Inverter Fail”.
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＩＮＶＥＲＴＥＲ　ＯＫ

ＬＯＡＤ　ＬＥＶＥＬ
００．００ＫＷ　／　０００％

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 ► The current operation freq is the one
from EEPROM.

► Check if DC soft-start is successful

► Test if the battery is in normal condition

► Test if the DC BUS is normal

► Stay for 10S. Try to push the voltage of

the inverter and it will display “Inverter
OK” if succeeds. Otherwise, it will
display “Inverter Fail”.

1-4-3 Faults (Refer to fig.1-4-3)

The FAULT indicator will be on if abnormal
condition occurs. Meanwhile, the LCD will
display the fault information. Please refer to
fig.1-4-3 for details.
Fig.1-4-3

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2. UPS System Introduction
2-1 Operation Mode
 11KVA 3U UPS has 4 kinds of basic operation mode.
► AC mode (ON-LINE mode)
The UPS can work at AC mode while the load, input voltage and input frequency meet the
below conditions.

Conditions
Input volt 100~156Vac 156~280Vac 280~300Vac
Load De-rating linearly <100% <90%
Input freq 40~70HZ

► BACKUP mode (BATTERY mode)

When AC power is not present, or the input voltage/frequency is out of the tolerance, the
UPS will work at BACKUP mode.
The UPS will work at BACKUP mode if it is set on cold start.

► BYPASS mode
The UPS can work at BYPASS mode when the I/O voltage meets the conditions shown as
below.

Output voltage Input voltage

240Vac 156~276Vac
200~230Vac 156~264Vac

The UPS will work at BYPASS mode when any of below conditions occurs.
1. No start with normal AC source
2. BUS OVP,UVP
3. Over-temperature protection
4. Inverter OVP,UVP,FAIL
5. Overload
6. Output short
7. MCU invalid

► ECONOMIC mode
If it is set on ECO mode and the input voltage is within +/-10% of the output voltage, the
UPS will work at ECO mode.
The current path at ECO mode is the same as the one at BYPASS mode.

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2-2 Operation Mode Introduction

2-2-1 Normal Mode (Single Unit)

(Fig.2-2-1 Normal Mode)

 When the utility power is applied to the UPS, it will be converted from AC to DC via
rectifying and PFC. Then one path of the DC voltage will be supplied to the inverter and
produce clear and steady sine output voltage for the load. The other path will be supplied
to charge the battery.

2-2-2 Backup Mode (Single Unit)

(Fig.2-2-2 Backup Mode Flow Chart)

 The UPS will automatically transfer to BACKUP mode when the input voltage is abnormal
(power off, abnormal waveform, sags and surges). The PFC will be powered by the
battery to produce DC voltage which will be supplied to the inverter and produce clear and
steady sine output voltage for the load.

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2-2-3 Bypass Mode (Single Unit)

(Fig.2-2-3 Bypass Mode Flow Chart)

 When either overload or over-temperature occurs with normal input voltage, the UPS will
automatically transfer to BYPASS mode. It will recover by itself to normal mode once the
fault is eliminated. If any of the conditions such as the output short, BUS OVP, rectifier
failure, I/O fuse open occurs, the UPS will automatically transfer to BYPASS mode.

2-2-4 Normal Mode (Parallel Redundancy & Common Battery)

(Fig.2-2-4 Normal Mode in Parallel)

 When two UPSs are in parallel mode, the capacity, output voltage, output frequency and
the load connected to the two units must be same. Once one of the units fails, all of the
load will be bore by the other unit. If the total load is out of its capacity, the UPS will
transfer to BYPASS mode and the load will be powered by bypass.

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2-2-5 Backup Mode (Parallel Redundancy & Common Battery)

(Fig.2-2-5 Backup Mode in Parallel)

 When abnormal input condition occurs, the two UPSs will automatically enter the backup
mode, equally supplying the power to the load. The UPSs will recover to normal mode
once the input returns to normal level.

2-2-6 Bypass Mode (Parallel Redundancy & Common Battery)

(Fig.2-2-6 Bypass Mode in Parallel)

 Just the same as described in chapter 2-2-3, two UPSs will simultaneously transfer to
BYPASS mode, equally supplying power to the load.

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2-3 Configuration Introduction
2-3-1 Appearance (Fig. 2-3-1)

Rear
綴掖瞎磁 panel ass’y
(Rear panel ass'y)

奻屳(
Top Top cover)
cover

Holes
鋤党眊嘐隅謂for fixing maintenance
(Holes for
bypass boxfix
Maintenance
bypass box)
鞞尨耀瞎
Display Module Base
菁釱(Base)
(Display moduel)
Holes for fixing ear bracket
嫉境嘐隅謂
　遺Front
(FrontPanel
panel)
(Holes for fix
Ear bracket)

(Fig. 2-3-1)

 Dimension & Weight (Table 2-3-1)

Depth 584 mm 22.99 inch

Width 440 mm 17.32 inch
Height 130.6 mm 5.14 inch
Net Weight 19.5 kg 42.99 lb

(Table 2-3-1)

2-3-2 PowerView Interface Introduction (Fig. 2-3-2)

(Fig. 2-3-2 )
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1. UPS “ON” key
 The UPS will start up by pressing the “ON” key for 3~5 seconds. When the UPS works at
ON-LINE MODE, battery discharge test will be done for 10 seconds if pressing the key for
3 seconds. Be noted that the pressing time should be within 3~5 seconds, either too long
or too short will result in the failure of turning on the UPS.

2. UPS “OFF” key

 The inverter will be off if pressing the “OFF” key for more than 3 seconds.

3. Function selection keys

 Pressing either of the two keys for more than 3 seconds will make the buzzer mute. Use
the UP/DOWN arrow keys to set output frequency/voltage/operation mode, to select an
LCD display. Please refer to chapter 3-1 for details.

4. Backlight LCD display

 Display as 16×2 bytes, indicating the operating status and AC/DC input/output status of
the UPS. Please refer to chapter 3-1 for details.

5. “Replace battery” indicator

 Indicates the battery has been damaged and the battery should be replaced.

6. “Overload” indicator
 Indicates the UPS is under overloaded condition. The UPS will transfer to bypass mode
within a specified time and the LED will keep on for warning.

7. “Fault” indicator
 Indicates that UPS internal fault exists.

8. “Output” indicator
 Indicates the output works normally.

9. “Bypass” indicator
 Indicates the UPS is operating at bypass mode and the load is powered by bypass.

10. “Inverter” indicator

 Indicates the inverter works normally.

11. “Input AC” indicator

 Indicates the UPS is powered by AC input.

12. “On-battery” indicator

 Indicates the UPS is operating at battery mode. That is, the battery supplies power to the
load.

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2-3-3 Rear Panel Introduction (Fig. 2-3-3)

(Fig. 2-3-3)

1. Input terminal block

 It is used for connecting the input power supply. Please refer to Chapter 1-3 for details

2. Output Terminal block

 For connecting to the load

3. Input breaker
 For the UPS input power switching and providing protection

4. External battery connector

 For connecting the external battery pack

5. Fan ventilation-hole & fan net

 For ventilation, cooling and fan protection

6. Parallel port
 For parallel communication

7. RS232 port
 It is a RS232 communication port. Refer to Chapter 3-2 for details.

8. SNMP slot
Please refer to Chapter 2-4 for details.

9. Smart slot
 For connecting Mini SNMP / Relay / USB / TVSS Card

10. REPO port (Remote Emergency Power Off)

 Remote emergency power off port (refer to Chapter 3-2 for details).

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2-3-4 Main Ass’y Parts (Fig. 2-3-4)

(Fig. 2-3-4)

2-3-5 Top Case Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-5)

1
2

(Fig. 2-3-5)
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Dismantlement:
1. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to remove the 8pcs of screws which secure the top case.
2. Push the top case towards the back and remove it when the hooks are separate from the
holes of the base.

Installation:
Put the hooks of top case into the corresponding holes of base and push the case to the front
panel. Then tighten the 8pcs of screws with 8-10Kgf.cm tightening torque force to secure the top
cover.

2-3-6 C Board Dismantlement & Installation

(Fig. 2-3-6a) (Fig. 2-3-6b)

Dismantlement:
1. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to remove the 2pcs of case brackets that secure the control
panel (Fig. 2-3-6a).
2. Remove the 4pcs of wind shield on the C board by a handle of diagonal pliers.
3. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to loosen the wires secured by terminal base CNC5, CNC1,
CNC6, CNC7 and CNC10. Pull out the wires connected to CNC11, CNC16 and CNC17.
4. Use an inner hexagon sleeve with 7.1mm across flats to remove the 9pcs of hexagon nuts that
secure the C board.
5. Take C board off upwards and remove the black insulator under the board (Fig. 2-3-6b).

Installation: Reverse the dismantlement actions.

Tightening torque for wires: 12-15Kgf.cm; Screw tightening torque for PWBA: 8~10 Kgf.cm.

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2-3-7 Control Board Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-7)

(Fig. 2-3-7)
Dismantlement:
1. Unplug the 3pcs of flat cables which connect the two ends of the control board.
2. Draw out the control board upwards and take it off. (Fig. 2-3-7)
Installation:
1. Insert the LED flat cable, SNMP flat cable and flat cable of communication board respectively
into the corresponding connector of the terminals on the control board.
2. Insert the connector of the control board into the corresponding connector on B board.
3. Fix the 2pcs of case holders connected with C board. Screw tightening torque is 6~8Kgf.cm.

2-3-8 Front Panel Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-8)

(Fig. 2-3-8)

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Dismantlement:
1. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to remove the 4pcs of screws which secure the front panel.
2. Draw out the front panel outwards with a proper force until the spring plate separate from the
base.
3. Remove the wire connected to CNB23 and cut the cable tie. Draw out both this wire and LED
flat cable from the base. Then take the front panel off.

Installation:
1. Route the LED flat cable and power cord through the “O” type thread hole, and then plug it
into the connector of CNB23 at control board & B board. Then trim the wires.
2. Make the 2pcs of spring plate aim at the two square holes and then give a force to insert the
front panel.
3. Tighten the 4pcs of screws to fix the front panel on the base. Screw tightening torque is
8-10Kgf.cm.

2-3-9 H Board Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-9)

(Fig. 2-3-9)
Dismantlement:
1. Remove the wires connected to CNH4(or CNH5), CNH7, CNH1, CNH2, CNH6 and CNH9.
2. Use the diagonal pliers to cut off the cable tie that binds the red, black and blue wires on the
case holder located at the heat sink.
3. Take off the wind shield on the board.
4. Use an inner hexagon sleeve with 7.1mm across flats to remove the 4pcs of hexagon nuts that
secure the board.
5. Take the H board off upwards and take away the black insulator under the board.

Installation: Reverse the dismantlement actions.

Screw tightening torque is 8~10 Kgf.cm.

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2-3-10 S Board Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-10)

(Fig. 2-3-10)
Dismantlement:
1. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to loosen the wires connected to CNS8. Unplug the flat
cable connected to CNS10. Use an inner hexagon sleeve with 8.1mm across flats to remove
the WS1&7 fixed on the copper bar between F board and A board. Then cut all the cable ties
on the clapboard.
2. Use an inner hexagon sleeve with 7.1mm across flats to remove the 6pcs of hexagon nuts that
secure the board.
3. Take the S board off upwards and take away the black insulator under the board.

Installation: Reverse the dismantlement actions.

Tightening torque for wires is 12-15Kgf.cm. Screw tightening torque for PWBA is 8~10 Kgf.cm.

2-3-11 I/O Terminal Cover Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-11)

(Fig. 2-3-11)
Dismantlement:
1. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to remove the 2pcs of screws that secure the terminal cover.
2. Screw tightening torque is 8~10Kgf.cm.
For installation, please refer to Chapter 1-3-2e.

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2-3-12 Rear Panel Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-12)

(Fig. 2-3-12)
Dismantlement:
1. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to loosen the wires connected to CNA4, CNA6, CNF1 and
CNF3.
2. Unplug the fan terminals connected to CNB2 and CNB4.
3. Cut the cable tie that binds the input CORE at the base and untie the wire that wraps the core.
4. Remove the 7pcs of screws which secure the rear panel on the base. Place the rear panel
flatly on the table. Use a flat tip screwdriver (1mm thickness) to loosen the INPUT L wire (the
brown one on the top. Then remove the rear panel.

Installation: Reverse the dismantlement actions.

Tightening torque for fixing wires is 12-15Kgf.cm. Screw tightening torque is 10~12 Kgf.cm.

2-3-13 B Board Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-13)

(Fig. 2-3-13)
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Dismantlement:
1. Remove the 4pcs of wind shields at the front and back.
2. Loosen the wires at CNA7 and CNA8. Unplug the flat cable connected to CNA9.
3. Unplug the fan terminals connected to CNB2 and CNB4. Remove the wires connected to
CNB6 and CNB7.
4. Use an inner hexagon sleeve with 7.1mm across flats to take apart the 9pcs of hexagon holder
which fix the B board. By using a #2 cross-head screwdriver, remove the 3pcs of screws which
secure the B board.
5. With a sweep upward force, take the B board off.

Installation: Reverse the dismantlement actions.

Tightening torque for fixing wires is 12-15Kgf.cm. Screw tightening torque for fixing PWBA and
hexagon holder is 8~10KGF.CM.

2-3-14 F Board Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-14)

(Fig. 2-3-14)
Dismantlement:
1. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to loosen the wires at CNF7 and CNF8. Cut off the cable tie
binding these two pcs of wires.
2. Use a #2 cross-head screwdriver to remove the 2pcs of copper bar connecting the F board
and A board.
3. Use an inner hexagon sleeve with 7.1mm across flats to take apart the 6pcs of hexagon holder
which secure the F board.
4. Take the F board off upwards.

Installation: Reverse the dismantlement actions.

Tightening torque for fixing wires is 12-15Kgf.cm. Tightening torque for fixing the hexagon
holder is 8~10Kgf.cm.

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2-3-15 A Board Dismantlement & Installation (Fig. 2-3-15)

(Fig. 2-3-15)
Dismantlement:
1. Use an inner hexagon sleeve with 7.1mm across flats to take apart the 8pcs of hexagon holder
which secure the F board.
2. Take the A board off upwards.

Installation: Reverse the dismantlement actions.

Tightening torque for fixing the hexagon holder is 8~10Kgf.cm.

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2-4 Communication Card Installation
2-4-1 Mini SNMP/Relay/USB/TVSS Card Installation
 Mini SNMP/Relay/USB Card Installation
1. Remove the mini slot cover from the rear panel.
2. Remove the screws which secure the top cover and take the top cover off.
3. Take out Mini SNMP/Relay/USB card from the packing box, and plug the flat cable into
the connector of the card.
4. Insert Mini SNMP/Relay/USB card with flat cable into the hole. Tighten the screws.
5. Plug the other end of the flat cable into the connector of CNG3 on the communication
board.
6. Then secure the top cover by screwing on.

 Mini TVSS Card Installation

1. Remove the mini slot cover from the rear panel.
2. Insert TVSS card into the hole, and then tighten the screws.

If you need installation for any Mini Card, please contact the local dealer.

2-4-2 SNMP Slot

SNMP port allows you to remotely monitor the status of the UPS via the network
Please refer to Fig. 2-4 for SNMP card installation.

(Fig. 2-4)
※ If you need SNMP card, please contact the local dealer.

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3. Software Introduction
3-1 LCD & LED Display

Introduction for key use：

ＯＵＴＰＵＴ ＳＥＴＴＩＮＧ
ＥＮＴ ＤＯＷＮ ＵＰ

ON SETUP OFF

 As shown in the above diagram, the characters under the screen are corresponding with
the four buttons underneath. ENT , DOWN , UP .

3-1-1 UPS SETUP Menu

Enter SETUP mode
 Press UP & DOWN key simultaneously for more than 3 seconds. Remove your finger
when the screen appears as below.

 Press the corresponding key of ENTER ( ), to move to the screen of password input
shown as below.

 You must key in the password before entering SETUP mode. “^” means that the current
digit is under modification and it will decrease by 1 each time pressing DOWN key. (When
the digit is 0, it will be 9 if pressing DOWN key). The digit under modification will increase
by 1 each time pressing the UP key. (When the digit is 9, it will be 0 if pressing UP key). If
pressing ENT key, “^” will move to the next digit. The range of password setup is
0000~9999 and the default one is“1234” which you can change after entering the
SETUP mode.
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 Basis Setting

ＬＥＶＥＬ　１
ＬＥＶＥＬ　２
　ＢＡＳＩＳ　ＳＥＴＴＩＮＧ ＬＥＶＥＬ　３
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ ＣＨＡＮＧＥ　ＰＡＳＳＷＯＲＤ？
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ
　ＰＡＳＳＷＯＲＤ　：　００００
To ENTER ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　ＵＰ　＾

Use the DOWN/UP key to decrease/ increase the digit

which cycles among 0~9. Press ENT key after setup of the 　　　ＳＡＶＩＮＧ：ＮＯ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ
current one to move to the next digit. While ^ is pointing at

the fourth one, it will show a dialog box for saving or not
　　　ＳＡＶＩＮＧ：ＹＥＳ
after pressing the corresponding key of ENT. ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　　　　ＬＡＮＧＵＡＧＥ
　　　　＊ＥＮＧＬＩＳＨ＊
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　ＵＰ　

　　　　　ＦＲＥＮＣＨ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　　　　　ＧＥＲＭＡＮ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　　　　　ＩＴＡＬＩＡＮ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　　　　　ＳＰＡＮＩＳＨ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　ＢＡＳＩＳ　ＳＥＴＴＩＮＧ
　　　ＥＸＩＴ　ＥＮＴＥＲ

※ Remark：The value marked as * * means the desired one has been selected.

► When the screen stays as Level1:

Press ENT key to move to Level2 screen.
Press the DOWN key to move to the screen of START Setting Level1.
Pressing the UP key to return to the screen of SETUP login

Change Password To change the password of SETUP login.

Language To select the language displayed on LCD

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 Start Setting

► When the screen stays as Level1:

Press ENT key to move to Level2 screen.
Press the DOWN key to move to the screen of Charger Setting Level1.
Press the UP key to access the screen of Basis Setting Level 1.

► When the screen stays as Level2:

Press the ENT key to enter Level3 screen.
Press the DOWN or UP key to switch among the menu tree shown as Level2.

► When the screen stays as Level3:

If pressing the ENT key, it will return to Level 2 screen with the value shown on the screen
selected.
If pressing the DOWN or UP key, it will switch between ENABLE and DISABLE. The
desired one will be marked * at both ends.

Battery Start
To set that cold start on battery without AC input ENABLE or DISABLE. The default one is
ENABLE.

Auto Restart
After shutdown due to depleted battery, the UPS can be set to auto restart and work at ON-line
mode once the utility power recovers. The default value is ENABLE.
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 Charger Setting

ＬＥＶＥＬ　１
ＬＥＶＥＬ　２
ＬＥＶＥＬ　３
ＣＨＡＲＧＥＲ　ＳＥＴＴＩＮＧ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ
ＣＨＡＲＧＥＲ　ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ 　ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ　＝　１．５Ａ
To ENTER ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ　＝　２．０Ａ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ　＝　３．０Ａ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

＊ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ　＝　４．０Ａ＊
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

ＣＨＡＲＧＥＲ　ＳＥＴＴＩＮＧ
　　　ＥＸＩＴ　　ＥＮＴＥＲ

► When the screen stays as Level1:

Press ENT key to move to Level2 screen.
Press the DOWN key to move to the screen of Battery Setting Level 1.
Press the UP key to access the screen of Start Setting Level 1.

► When the screen stays as Level2:

Press the ENT key to enter Level3 screen.
Press the DOWN or UP key to switch among the menu tree shown as Level2.

► When the screen stays as Level3:

If pressing the ENT key, it will return to Level 2 screen with the value shown on the screen
selected.
If pressing the DOWN or UP key, the current value will switch among 1.5A, 2.0A, 3.0A
and 4.0A. Then the desired one will be marked * at both ends.
 When the UPS detects two charger boards available, the charger current value will be
among 3.0A, 4.0A, 6.0A, 8.0A to be selected.

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 ＬＥＶＥＬ　３

　ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ　＝　３．０Ａ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ　＝　４．０Ａ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

　ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ　＝　６．０Ａ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

＊ＣＵＲＲＥＮＴ　＝　８．０Ａ＊
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

 Battery Setting
ＬＥＶＥＬ　１
ＬＥＶＥＬ　２
ＢＡＴＴＥＲＹ　ＳＥＴＴＩＮＧ ＬＥＶＥＬ　３
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ
ＢＡＴＴ　ＬＯＷ　ＡＬＡＲＭ　 　　　　　　＊２０％＊
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ
To ENTER

ＳＨＵＴＤＯＷＮ　ＶＯＬＴＡＧＥ ＊ＳＤ　ＶＯＬＴ：210ＶＤＣ＊
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

ＤＥＥＰ　ＤＩＳＣＨ　ＴＥＳＴ　 　　　　＊ＮＯ　ＴＥＳＴ＊
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

３０　ＤＡＹＳ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

６０　ＤＡＹＳ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

９０　ＤＡＹＳ
ＥＮＴ　ＤＯＷＮ　　ＵＰ

ＢＡＴＴＥＲＹ　ＳＥＴＴＩＮＧ
　　　ＥＸＩＴ　　ＥＮＴＥＲ

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 ► When the screen stays as Level1:
Press ENT key to move to Level2 screen.
Press the DOWN key to move to the screen of Output Setting Level 1.
Press the UP key to access the screen of Charger Setting Level 1.

► When the screen stays as Level2:

Press the ENT key to enter Level3 screen.
Press the DOWN or UP key to switch among the menu tree shown as Level2.

► When the screen stays as Level3:

If pressing the ENT key, it will return to Level 2 screen with the value shown on the screen
selected.
If pressing the DOWN or UP key, it will increase or decrease the value or switch among
the menu tree shown as Level 3.

Battery Low Alarm

It is used to set up the alarm threshold of battery low. The default value is 20% of the battery
capacity which will decrease by 1% each time pressing DOWN key and increase by 1% each
time pressing UP key. (The battery capacity will be 0% once the battery voltage comes to
battery shutdown level). The configurable scope for battery low alarm is 5%~40%.

Shutdown Voltage
It is used to set up the shutdown threshold of battery voltage. The UPS will shutdown once the
battery voltage comes to the setup value. The default value is 210V which will increase by 1V
each time pressing UP key and decrease by 1V each time pressing DOWN key.（The battery
capacity will be 0% once the battery voltage comes to shutdown level.）The configurable scope
for shutdown voltage is 210V~220V（9.5V*20Pcs~11V*20Pcs）.

Deep Discharge Test

It is used to configure whether the UPS will do periodical deep discharge test or not. The default
value is NO TEST which will scroll among NO TEST, 30 DAYS, 60 DAYS and 90 DAYS by
pressing the DOWN or UP key. 30DAYS/60DAYS/90DAYS means that the UPS is continuously
charged without any discharge during this period.

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 Output Setting

► When the screen stays as Level1:

Press ENT key to move to Level2 screen.
Press the DOWN key to move to the screen of UPS Alarm Log Level1.
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 Press the UP key to access the screen of Battery Setting Level 1.

► When the screen stays as Level2:

Press the ENT key to enter Level3 screen.
Press the DOWN or UP key to switch among the menu tree shown as Level2.

► When the screen stays as Level3:

If pressing the ENT key, it will return to Level 2 screen with the value shown on the screen
selected.
If pressing the DOWN or UP key, it will increase or decrease the value or switch among
the menu tree shown as Level 3.

Output Voltage Setting

It is used to set up the rating voltage of output, with 200V, 208V, 220V, 230V and 240V available
for selecting. The default value for China model is 220V and 230V for India and EU model.

Frequency Converter Setting

It is used to set whether the UPS can operate at frequency converter mode.
► When set on DISABLE, the UPS will automatically work at 50Hz or 60Hz based on AC
frequency. If DC start, the UPS will work at the frequency read from EEPROM.
► When the user changes it to 50Hz, the output freq will be 50Hz as long as the AC input
frequency is within 40Hz~70Hz.(Bypass no output)
► When the user changes it to 60Hz, the output freq will be 60Hz as long as the AC input
frequency is within 40Hz~70Hz.(Bypass no output)
※ The default value is DISABLE.

ECO Mode
It is used for setting the UPS to operate on ECO mode. When the input voltage is within +10%
of the rating output, the UPS will transfer to bypass mode for improving the efficiency of the
UPS. It will recover to the inverter mode once the voltage is out of the range. If operating on
ECO mode, the efficiency will be up to 96% at full load.
※ The default value is DISABLE.

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 UPS Alarm Log

► When the screen stays as Level1:

Press ENT key to move to Level2 screen.
Press the DOWN key to move to the screen of SETUP login.
Press the UP key to access the screen of Output Setting Level 1.

► When the screen stays as Level2:

Press the ENT key to enter Level3 screen.
Press the DOWN or UP key to switch among the menu tree shown as Level2.

► When the screen stays as Level3:

If pressing the ENT key, it will return to Level 2 screen with the value shown on the screen
selected.
If pressing the DOWN or UP key, it will increase or decrease the value or switch among
the menu tree shown as Level 3.
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Read from Memory：View log of last 5 failure events from EEPROM (Refer to table 3-1-1)

ERASE：Clear log from EEPROM

(Table 3-1-1)

Fail Event List

DcBusFail DC BUS FAIL

ShortCircuit SHORT CIRCUIT

InverterFail INVERTER FAIL

OverTemperature OVER TEMPERATURE

OutputScrFail OUTPUT SCR FAIL

Overload OVERLOAD

FanFail FAN FAIL

ChargerBatteryFail CHARGER BATTERY FAIL

BpsSCRShortFail BYPASS SCR SHORT FAIL

InpSCRShortFail INPUT SCR SHORT FAIL

DerateShutdown DERATE SHUTDOWN

EnergySaving ENERGY SAVING

OutputVolFail OUTPUT HAS VOLTAGE

InputFuseFail INPUT FUSE FAIL

OutputFuseFail OUTPUT FUSE FAIL

BusOvpFail DC BUS OVP FAIL

LowTempFail LOW TEMP FAIL

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3-1-2 LCD Display by Self-diagnosis
STARTED WITH
AC INPUT ► Display the operation freq of the UPS.
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　 It can automatically detect that the input
ＦＲＥＱ　ＯＵＴ＝５０Ｈｚ
freq. is 50Hz or 60Hz and then set up the
operation freq. If no AC input, it will read
from EEPROM.
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　 The default value is 50Hz.
ＩＮＰＵＴ　０００Ｖ／００Ｈｚ

► Display detected input voltage and freq

of AC input.

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＲＥＣＴＩＦＩＥＲ　ＯＫ
► Stay for 7S. Rectifier fails if the BUS
voltage is less than 60V. Otherwise, it is
OK.
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＣＨＡＲＧＥＲ　ＯＫ
► Detect if the charger works normally.

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＢＡＴＴＥＲＹ　ＯＫ ► Detect if the battery is in normal
condition. It will display “no battery” if
detecting the battery fails but the UPS
can still start at On-line mode.
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＤＣ　ＢＵＳ　ＯＫ
► Detect if the DC BUS is in normal condition

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＩＮＶＥＲＴＥＲ　ＴＥＳＴ
► Stay for 10S. Try to push the voltage of
the inverter and it will display “Inverter
OK” if succeeds. Otherwise, it will
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　 display “Inverter Fail”.
ＩＮＶＥＲＴＥＲ　ＯＫ

ＬＯＡＤ　ＬＥＶＥＬ
００．００ＫＷ　／　０００％
`

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 BATTERY
START

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
► The current operation freq is the one
ＦＲＥＱ　ＯＵＴ＝５０Ｈｚ from EEPROM.

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＩＮＰＵＴ　０００Ｖ／００Ｈｚ

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　 ► Check if DC soft-start is successful

ＲＥＣＴＩＦＩＥＲ　ＯＫ

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＢＡＴＴＥＲＹ　ＯＫ
► Test if the battery is in normal condition

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＤＣ　ＢＵＳ　ＯＫ
► Test if the DC BUS is normal

ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＩＮＶＥＲＴＥＲ　ＴＥＳＴ
► Stay for 10S. Try to push the voltage of
the inverter and it will display “Inverter
OK” if succeeds. Otherwise, it will
display “Inverter Fail”.
ＤＩＡＧＮＯＳＩＳ　ＭＯＤＥ　
ＩＮＶＥＲＴＥＲ　ＯＫ

ＢＡＴＴＥＲＹ　ＣＡＰＡＣＩＴＹ
０００Ｖ／０００％

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3-1-3 Display When Working Normally

 At DC Mode:

ＢＡＴＴＥＲＹ　ＣＡＰＡＣＩＴＹ ► Display the battery voltage and capacity

０００Ｖ／０００％
level

ＬＯＡＤ　ＬＥＶＥＬ ► Display the output power (WATT) and

００．００ＫＷ　／　０００％
load level

ＬＯＡＤ　ＬＥＶＥＬ ► Display the output power (VA) and load

００．００ＫＶＡ／　０００％
level

ＢＹＰＡＳＳ　ＶＯＬＴＡＧＥ ► Display bypass voltage and frequency

０００Ｖ／００．０Ｈｚ

ＯＵＴＵＰＴ　ＶＯＬＴＡＧＥ ► Display the output voltage and

０００Ｖ／００．０Ｈｚ
frequency

ＯＮ－ＬＩＮＥ　　11ＫＶＡ ► The first line shows the UPS rating

Ｖ００
power while the second line shows the
software revision.

 When the UPS is on the Repair Mode, more information will be displayed as below.
(Short the JPM1 by inserting a pcs of shorting-pin to enter repair mode.)

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 ► Display +BUS and –BUS voltage

► Display the total runtime of the UPS shown

as Day, Hour, Minute and seconds in turn

► Display the output current

► Display both the Charger1 voltage and

the charging mode, either boost or buck

► Display both the Charger2 voltage and the

charging mode, either boost or buck

► Display the ambient temperature and fan

speed

► IDNO means the ID number of this

machine. P_BUS shows whether the UPS
is on parallel mode or not. “1” stands for
success, “0” failure.

► “INV” shows the value of Inverter Gain

and “PAR” shows the Gain value
regulated for equal current while parallel.

► Load connected to this unit, equal load

bore by either of two parallel units, load to
the other unit are respectively displayed.

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3-1-4 Display As Below when UPS Shutdown：

► Cause：+BUS voltage＞450VDC

► Cause：+BUS voltage＜320VDC when the load is less than 100%

+BUS voltage＜290VDC when the load is more than 100%

► Cause：-BUS voltage＞450VDC

► Cause：-BUS voltage＜320VDC when the load is less than 100%

-BUS voltage＜290VDC when the load is more than 100%

► Cause：BUS voltage crest＞500VDC for a duration of 4.4ms

► Cause：Output short

► Cause：UPS over-temperature protection

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► Cause：Output voltage＜50Vac (rating)

► Cause：Output overload

► Cause：Bypass SCR short

► Cause：Input SCR rectifier fail

► Cause：Inverter output short

► Cause：Input fuse open

► Cause：Output fuse open

► Cause：Parallel cable disconnected

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3-1-5 LED Display

yellow red

green green green red

green red

 LED Information
: ON : OFF : Flash

3-1-6 Bypass State

 When both the voltage and frequency of the AC input are within the range specified by the
rating output (240V:156~276V; 200V/208V/220V/230V:156~264V)
(50Hz: 47~53Hz; 60Hz: 46.4~53.6Hz), there is output from bypass as shown below.

 If the AC input voltage is out of the range specified by the rating output (240V:156~276V;
200V/208V/220V/230V:156~264V), there is no output from bypass as shown below.

 When the AC input voltage is within the range specified by the rating output
(240V:156~276V; 200V/208V/220V/230V:156~264V) but the frequency is out of the range
(50Hz: 47~53Hz; 60Hz: 46.4~53.6Hz), there is no output from bypass as shown below.

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3-1-7 Normal Mode of AC Inverter
 It is shown as below when the voltage of AC input is within the range of 100~300V and the
frequency is within 40~70Hz.

3-1-8 Normal Mode of Battery Inverter

 It is shown as below when the AC input voltage is within the range of 300~330V.

 It is shown as below when the voltage of AC input is out of the range of

100~330V or the frequency is outside the range of 40~70Hz.

3-1-9 Eco Mode (Please refer to chapter 3-1 & 3-2 for ECO mode setting)
 Either the input voltage of AC power is within -10% ~ +10% of the rating output, or the
input frequency is within -6% ~ +6% of the rating one, the UPS will supply power from
bypass.

 When the input voltage of AC power is outside –10% ~ +10% of the rating output or the
input frequency is outside –6% ~ +6% of the rating output, the output outlet is supplied
from the inverter, as shown below.

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3-1-10 Faults
 When abnormal condition occurs, the “FAULT” indicator will be on, as shown below.

 When the UPS is under overload condition, the “OVERLOAD” indicator will be on, as
shown below.

 At AC or BYPASS mode, the UPS will detect every 30 seconds if the battery is available.
Once detecting it is removed or damaged, the Rep. BATT will flash red.
 Press the test key on the LCD panel or send out a test command by computer to do the
battery discharge test. Once abnormal voltage is detected, the “Rep.BATT” indicator will
light on.

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3-2 Communication Port Introduction

3-2-1 Communication Port

 RS232 Port
Use Smart2000 to connect your PC to the UPS via RS232 port and manage the UPS.
9PIN female-type SUB-D socket is located at rear panel of the UPS for communication
between the UPS and the computer. Select the software to detect the power status of the
UPS via RS232 port. The detailed signals are shown as below.

PIN assignment：
► PIN 2：TXD <Transmitting data>
► PIN 3：RXD <Receiving data>
► PIN 5：GND <Grounding>

Firmware：
► Baud rate …….. 2400bps
► Data length …….. 8 bits
► Stop bit …….. …. 1 bit
► Parity ….…….. None

GES113R202xxx

11000VA

210V

Note: This screen shown is subject to the customer’s firmware.

(Fig. 3-2-1)

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 Parallel Port
For parallel use

 SNMP Slot
The user can select the cards described as below.
► SNMP card

► Relay card
(Note: It has 6 groups of relay output node.)

 Mini Smart Slot

The user can select cards described as below
► USB card Delta Part NO：3915100476-S

► Mini Dry-Contact card Delta Part NO：3915100474-S (Note: It has 3 groups of

relay output node.)

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 ► Mini SNMP card Delta Part NO：3915100473-S

► TVSS card Delta Part NO：3915100482-S

 REPO Port( Remote Emergency Power Off Port)

RJ-11 PIN assignment:

If using the external power supply (10-14VDC), connect grounding wire to 3PIN and anode
to 4 PIN. Then the UPS will cut off the output immediately. (Fig.3-2-1a)

1
4
2
3 +
4 3 -
5
6 2

1
(Fig.3-2-1a)

If not using the external power supply, short 4 PIN from 5 PIN and 2PIN from 3PIN. Then the
UPS will cut off the output immediately. (Fig.3-2-1b)
12VF

1 5
2
3
4 4
5
6 3

(Fig.3-2-1b)
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3-2-2 Firmware Upgrade

File name: DeltaUPS-5~11K.exe

File icon as shown below:

 3-2-2a Open the file of DeltaUPS-5~11K.exe. Then click the Browse button to choose the
right programming.

(Fig.3-2-2a)

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 3-2-2b Make sure that the UPS is operating at BYPASS mode. Click the Upgrade button to
upgrade the firmware. It will show as below after the completion of upgrade.

(Fig.3-2-2b)

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3-2-3 EEPROM Parameter Change

 3-2-3a Open Delta UPS-5~11K.exe to move to the screen as shown below.

(Fig.3-2-3a)

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 3-2-3b Select and open exact COM port. Then click the Polling button. It will show as
below after the completion.

(Fig.3-2-3b)

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 3-2-3c Menu
Click the right key of the mouse to choose Menu. It will show as below.

(Fig.3-2-3c)

Return Default Parameter：All the parameters in EEPROM will go back to the default ones.
Erase EEPROM：Clear up all the parameters from EEPROM.

※ The two above-mentioned functions only can be used after polling the EEPROM data.
※ Rating Volt can be changed via either EEPROM or LCD panel.

► Click the menu of Return Default Parameter. It will show as below.

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 ► The parameters in EEPROM will go back to the default values after clicking“确定”.
This action has been done if ~00A presents in Rx Message.

► Click the menu of Erase EEPROM. It will show as below.

► You will erase all the parameters in EEPROM by clicking“确定”. This action has been
done if ~00A presents in Rx Message.

※ Note：After the action of erasing the parameters, the UPS will automatically write new
default values into the EEPROM when starting-up. It will show as below.

(Fig.3-2-3d)

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 3-2-3e Explanation for the parameters in EEPROM as shown below.

(Fig.3-2-3e)

 Rating Volt：
► Rating output voltage. The default one is 220V for China models and 230V for EU
models.
► Can be set among 200 / 208 / 220 / 230 / 240V.

 Rating Freq：
► Rating output frequency. The default value is 50Hz.
► 50 or 60Hz to be selected.

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 (Fig.3-2-3f)

 Standby Mode：
► Bypass： At Standby mode, there is output from bypass.
► O/P Disable： At Standby mode, there is no output from bypass.

 Ellipsis standby，startup UPS：

► If it is selected, with AC input, the UPS will auto startup and work at online mode,
ellipsis of standby mode. If the user has turned off the UPS by pressing the OFF key,
the UPS is at bypass mode without auto startup.

 Voltage Sensitivity：
► It is used to regulate the sensitivity of voltage detection, maily for AC fail detection. This
item needn’t to be changed.

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 (Fig.3-2-3g)

 Economic Mode：
► Enable or disable ECO mode

 Periodic Auto-Test：
► Periodic battery auto discharge test ( based on the time interval which is set in “Battery
Test Period” .

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 (Fig.3-2-3h)

 Battery Low Shutdown Voltage：

► The configurable scope for setting the battery low shutdown voltage is
10.5*20 ~ 11*20VDC = 210 ~ 220VDC.

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 (Fig.3-2-3i)

 The parameters in this form are used to regulate the detection values corresponding to the
voltage which can be regulated if difference with the actual ones occurs.

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 (Fig.3-2-3j)

 50Hz Phasem Phase Lock Bypass F：

► To regulate the phase difference between output and input when the frequency is 50Hz.

 60Hz Phasem Phase Lock Bypass F：

► To regulate the phase difference between output and input when the frequency is 60Hz.

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 (Fig.3-2-3k)
 Setup Password：
► The password to enter Setup mode via LCD
► The default is 1234.

 Battery test period：

► 30/60/90 days to be selected.
※ Note：It can be only activated when the item of Periodic Auto-Test is ENABLE.
► The default is 30 days.

 Low Battery Level：

► The alarm level of low battery
► The default is 20% of the battery capacity.

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 Network：
It is for setting UPS short-circuit protection. If the item is enabled, when the UPS is
operating at AC mode and the input AC is within the normal range of bypass, the UPS will
transfer to bypass mode as soon as transient high current is detected. It will recover to
online mode once the current comes to normal level. (The default is DISABLE.)

 Bypass Out of Tolerance Transfer Enable：

► The BYPASS is always ON regardless of bypass voltage range. (The default is
DISABLE.)

 When fault LCD can scroll：

► LCD can scroll even if fault occurs. However, if not pressing the UP/DOWN arrow
Keys, the fault information will auto display again at the front. (The default is
DISABLE.)

 Bypass Mode slow beep：

► The buzzer can beep (On 0.1s/Off 1.9s) when the UPS is operating at bypass mode to
remind the user. (The default is DISABLE.)

 Bypass frequency range for transfer on bypass：

► It is used to set the normal range of working at bypass mode. The output will be
shutdown if out of the range.
► The default is +6% of the frequency (that is 50Hz+6% or 60Hz+6%).

 Eco mode frequency range in %：

► It is use to set the normal range of working at ECO mode. The UPS will transfer to
inverter mode if out of the tolerance.
► The default is+6% of the frequency ( that is 50Hz+6% or 60Hz+6%).

 High bypass voltage threshold for transfer：

► It is used to the high voltage threshold at bypass mode. The bypass output will be
shutdown if out of the voltage.
► The default is 264V when the rating output is one of 200/208/220/230V. It is 276V
when the rating output is 240V.

 Eco mode high threshold：

► It is used to set the high voltage threshold of eco mode transfer. The UPS will transfer
to inverter mode if out of the threshold.
► The default is +10% of the rating operating voltage.

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 Low bypass voltage threshold for transfer：
► It is used to set low voltage threshold when the UPS is operating at bypass mode. The
output from bypass will be shutdown when the voltage is out of the tolerance.
► The default is 156V.

 Eco mode low threshold：

► It is used to set low voltage threshold of eco mode transfer. The UPS will transfer to
inverter mode if out of this voltage.
► The default is -10% of the rating operating voltage.

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3-3 UPS System Flow Chart
3-3-1 Bypass Mode

BYPASS MODE

No
BYPASS OK ? BUZZER WARNING
UPS OUTPUT OFF

Yes

BUZZER OFF
UPS OUTPUT ON

Yes
UPS FAULT ? FAULT MODE

No

No Yes
UPS TURN ON? UPS ON

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3-3-2 AC Mode

AC MODE

No
AC INPUT OK ?
BATTERY MODE

Yes

INPUT FREQUENCY No
OK?

Yes

Yes
BATTERY TEST ? BATTERY TEST

No

Yes
OVERLOAD ? BUZZER WARNING

No
TIME OUT ?

Yes
UPS FAULT
Yes

No
FAULT MODE

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3-3-3 Battery Mode

BATTERY MODE

Yes
AC INPUT OK ?

SYNC LOCK ?

No No
Yes

No Yes
Time out ?

AC MODE

Yes
BATTERY BUZZER WARNING
LOW ?

No

Yes
BATTERY LOW FAULT MODE
SHUTDOWN ?

●B
No

Yes
OVERLOAD ? BUZZER WARNING

No TIME OUT ?

Yes
Yes
UPS FAULT ?
●B

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3-3-4 Fault Mode

FAULT MODE

FAULT HAPPENED

CHANGE TO BYPASS
INVERTER SHUTDOWN

Yes
BATTERY LOW
SHUTDOWN?

No

No
OVERLOAD
SHUTDOWN?

Yes

No
OVERLOAD
RELEASE?

Yes

No

AC VOLTAGE
NORMAL?

Yes

UPS RESTART to

AC MODE

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3-3-5 Battery Test

BATTERY TEST

Yes No
30days? AC Mode ?

No Yes

Yes No
Battery > 08V ?
Scroll Up key?

No Yes

Yes
Battery Test on
RS232
command?

Yes
No Battery low ?
T
No

Rectifier off
Battery SCR on

Yes
Time out ?

No

No
Battery low ?

Yes

Battery test failure Battery test OK

RETURN

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3-3-6 RS232 Routine

RS232

ISR

TX RX
TX/RX ?

NO YES NO
DATA TX YES
DATA RX
OVER ?
OVER ?

SEND DATA TX OVER SAVE DATA RX OVER

RETI RETI

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4. Hardware Introduction and Troubleshooting
4-1 PWB and Wiring
4-1-1 PWB Connection (Fig.4-1-1)
I/ P N CNF3

O/ P L CNF7

O/ P N CNF8
I/ P L CNF1

Earth WF2

CNS10
O/ P L1 WF1 O/ P L1 CS8 S Board
F Board
I/ P N1 CNF10
I/ P L1 CNF11

I/ P L1 WS1

INV WS5
N WS5
N WS7

INV CNC5
I/ P L1 CNA2

I/ P N1 CNA3

I/ L CNC11
CNA10

C Board
A Board
BUS- CNC10
BUS+ CNC1

CNC16
N CNC6

CNH1
N CNC7
RECT- CNA8
RECT+ CNA7

BATT+ CNA4
CNC16 H Board
BATT- CNA6 CNBA9

BATT+ CNH4
BATT- CNH7
BUS+ CNH2
BUS- CNH6
N CNH9

CNB18 CNB19
BUS+ WB10
BUS- WB11
N WB5

RECT+ WB10
RECT- WB11

BATT+ CNB6
B Board
BATT- CNB7

LCD&LED Control Board Comunication Board

(Fig.4-1-1)

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 PWB Appearance

► Control Board (Delta P/N: 5505001437-for 035;5505001438-for 009)

► A Board (Delta P/N:5505001433)

► B Board (Delta P/N: 5505001429)

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► C Board (Delta P/N: 5505001434)

► S Board (Delta P/N: 5505001435)

► H Board (Delta P/N: 5505001432)

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► F Board (Delta P/N: 5505001431)

► LCD Board (Delta P/N: 5505001430)

► Communication Board (Delta P/N: 5505001400)

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4-1-2 Wiring Diagram

錐?
　2俋1

錐?
　3俋2

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4-2 Circuit Configuration and Function Principle
4-2-1 Circuit Configuration

SCRA5

SCRA6 D1
S3
S1
SCRA7 C1
SCRA1 L1 LF1
S5
FUA1
L
SCRA2 S2 D3
SCRA3
SCRA8 C2
D2
S4

SCRA4 S6
N

 AC mode：
► Scra3, Scra4, S6 are off
 Positive half cycle：
► Scra1, L1, S5 and Scra7 are on. PWM controls S1.
► Scra2，D3，S2 and D2 are off.
► While S1 is on, D1 will be off. L1 is charged by D3.
► When S1 is off, L1 will discharge via D1 and be charged by C1.
 Negative half cycle：
► Scra3, D2, L1, S5 and S6 are on. PWM controls S2.
► Scra1, Scra7, S1, D2 and D3 are off.
► When S2 is on, D3 will be off and L1 is charged via S5.
► When S2 is off, L1 will discharge via D2 and be charged by C2.
 DC mode：
► Scra1, Scra2 and Scra8 are off.
 Positive half cycle：
► Scr1, Scr7, L1, Scr4, S5 and S2 are on, PWM controls S1.
► S6, D2 and D3 are off.
► When S1 is on, L1 will be charged.
► When S1 is off, L1 will discharge via D1 and be charged by C1.
 Negative half cycle：
► Scr3, Scr4, Scr7, L1, S1 and S6 are on. PWM controls S2.
► S5 and D2 are off.
► When S2 is on, L1 will be charged.
► When S2 is off, L1 will discharge via D3 &D2 and be charged via C2.

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4-2-2 UPS Makeup
 A board：AC SCR rectifier circuit, DC SCR rectifier circuit, PFC choke
 B board：Main power circuit of PFC, PFC driver, PFC control circuit, auxiliary power, BUS
capacitor
 C board：Main power circuit of inverting, inverter driver, inverter filter choke, AC Start
circuit, BUS capacitor
 S board：Bypass SCR, inverter SCR, control circuit, inverter filter choke
 EMI board：EMI filter, HVP circuit
 Control board：MCU, detection control, communication circuit
 Charger board：charger circuit
 LCD board and communication board

4-2-3 Main Circuit Makeup

Input EMI filter： LF1/LF2/CF1~CF6
Rectifier fuse： FUA1
Rectifier SCR： SCRA2 / SCRA1
PFC choke： LA1 / LA2/LA3/LA4

Battery SCR： SCRA3 / SCRA4/SCRA6/SCR7

Soft start circuit： RLA21 / RA22/SCRA5
Battery fuse： FUA2 / FUA3/FUA4/FUA5
Battery EMI capacitor： CA16

PFC driver IGBT QB1/ QB2 / QB3/ QB4 / QB5 / QB6/ QB7 / QB8/ QB8/ QB9 /QB10/
QB11/ QB12

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DC-DC freewheeling diode：DB3 / DB6 DB1/DB2
PFC current detection CT： CTB1 / CTB2 / CTB3 / CTB4
Common battery circuit： DB99 / QB99
EMI IGBT： QB98
BUS+ capacitor： CB47 / CB48 / CB49 / CB50/ CC1/ CC6
BUS – capacitor： CB59 / CB60 / CB61/ CB62 / CC3/ CC4

Inverter driver IGBT： QC1 / QC2 / QC3 / QC4 / QC5 / QC6 / QC7 / QC8/ QC9/ QC10
Inverter current protection CT：CTS1
Inverter choke： LC1/LC2/ LC3/LC4/ LC5/LS1/ LS2/LS3/LS4
Inverter fuse： FUS2
Inverter filter capacitor： CS14 /CS15

Inverter output SCR： SCRS1 / SCRS2

Output current detection CT： CTS3
Output EMI filter： LF3/CF4/CF7~CF12

Charger driver MOSFET： QH1 / QH2

Charger transformer： TH2
Output rectifier diode： DH1 / DH3 / DH5 / DH6
Output filter capacitor： CH4
Isolation diode： DH4
Output fuse： FUH4

Aux power transformer： TB1

Driver MOSFET： QB33
Current feedback resistance： RB194
Power startup circuit： RB164 / QB31 / DB4

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4-3 Maintenance Flow Chart

4-3-1 Charger

(Fig.4-3-1)

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4-3-2 UPS Temperature Protection

(Fig.4-3-2)

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4-3-3 Inverter Fuse Open

(Fig.4-3-3)

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4-3-4 AC Input Fuse Open

(Fig.4-3-4)

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4-3-5 Rectifier Fail

(Fig.4-3-5)

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4-3-6 BUS Voltage Out of Spec.

(Fig.4-3-6)

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4-3-7 Bypass SCR Fail

(Fig.4-3-7)

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5. Spare Parts List Introduction
5-1 Assembly List
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY REMARK

1 5505001400 PWB ASSY COMM BD F GES702R202035 1

2 5505001429 PWB ASSY PFC BD F GES113R202035-B 1 5505001429-S 11KVA PFC BD

3 5505001430 PWB ASSY LED BD F GES113R202035 1

4 5505001431 PWB ASSY EMI BD F GES113R202035-F 1 5505001431-S 11KVA EMI BD

5 5505001432 PWB ASSY CHARGE BD F GES113R202035-H 1 5505001432-S 11KVA CHARGE BD

6 5505001433 PWB ASSY RECTIFIER BD F GES113R202035-A 1 5505001433-S 11KVA RECTIFIER BD

7 5505001434 PWB ASSY INV BD F GES113R202035-C 1 5505001434-S 11KVA INV BD

8 5505001435 PWB ASSY BYPASS BD F GES113R202035-S 1 5505001435-S 11KVA BYPASS BD

9 5505001438 PWB ASSY CTRL BD F GES902/113R202009 5505001438-S 11KVA CTRL BD FOR 009

10 5505001437 PWB ASSY CTRL BD F GES113R202035 5505001437-S 11KVA CTRL BD FOR 035

5-2 Critical Parts List

5-2-1 5505001433 (A-Board / Rectifier Board)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY CKT REMARK

1 2200510015 SCR 1200V 48A TO247AD 2 AC Input SCRs SCRA1/2

2 2200510015 SCR 1200V 48A TO247AD 2 Battery SCRs SCRA3/4/6/7

3 2200510015 SCR 1200V 48A TO247AD 2 Startup SCR SCRA5

4 2200510015 SCR 1200V 48A TO247AD 2 Rectifier SCRs SCRA8/9/10

5 3120026400 FUSE HOLDER COPPER TIN 1 AC Input FUSE FUA1

6 0813212402 FUSE F C 30A 250V H CLIP 4 Battery FUSE FUA2/3/4/5

7 2313010208 PHOTO TRIAC 50mA 600V DIP-5P 2 Startup Driver Photocoupler UA2

8 2313010208 PHOTO TRIAC 50mA 600V DIP-5P 2 Battery SCR Driver Photocoupler UA1/5

FET 100V 5.6A 540mohm

9 242004000110 1 AC Driver MOS QA1
TO-220AB-3P

TRANSFORMER DRIVER EE19

10 2803402000 1 AC Driver Transformer TA1
253uH MIN

11 1

12 2

13 6

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5-2 Critical Parts List
5-2-1 5505001429 (B-Board / PFC Board)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY CKT REMARK

1 216070300235 IGBT 600V 30A TO-247AC-3P A 12 PFC IGBT QB1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/11/12

2 201044880125 DIO FRD 60A 1KV TO-247-2P 29nS 1 PFC Diode DB1

3 201045360017 DIO FRD 80A 600V TO-247-2P 85nS 1 PFC Diode DB2

4 201045360017 DIO FRD 80A 600V TO-247-2P 85nS 1 Share Battery Diode DB99

5 216070300235 IGBT 600V 30A TO-247AC-3P A 1 Reduce EMI IGBT QB98

6 2812305710 INDUCTOR CR T16 97mH MIN 4 PFC CT CTB1/2/3/4

7 242008300106 FET 900V 3A 4.3ohm TO-220-3P 1 Aux Power MOS QB33

8 2872022500 TRANSFORMER DRIVER EI35 570uH +/-5% 1 Aux Power Main Transformer TB1

TRANSFORMER DRIVER EE19 21uH

9 2803401800 2 Driver Transformer TB3/4
+/-20%

FAN Power Rectification

10 202003680005 DIO SBD 20A 200V TO-220AB-3P C.C. 2 DB44/46
DIODE

11 242002800104 FET 60V 50A 22mohm TO-220-3P 1 FAN Control MOS QB30

12 2310104311 PHOTO TR 40mA 80V DIP-4P 100-200% 2 Aux Startup Photocoupler UB9/17

13 2310104312 PHOTO TR 50mA 70V DIP-4P 100-200% 1 Aux Shutdown Photocoupler UB10

Feedback Control
14 2310104312 PHOTO TR 50mA 70V DIP-4P 100-200% 1 UB13
Photocoupler

15 3070023134 CONN HEADER PA66 94V0 1R 2P V White 1 NTC TSWB1

16 2510017001 IC PWM CURRENT MODE PDIP-8P 1 Aux Power Control IC UB12

17 2510024014 IC PWM CURRENT MODE PDIP-16P 1 PFC Control IC UB7

18 147425610900 CAP AL 450V 560uF M 35*50 SI10 BUS Cap CB47/48/49/50/59/60/61/62

19 2816350010 INDUCTOR CB 3.6uH +/-20% + 12V Filter Inductor LB10

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

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5-2 Critical Parts List
5-2-1 5505001434 (C-Board / Inverter Board)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY CKT REMARK

1 216075250135 IGBT 1.2KV 25A TO-247AC-3P A 10 Inverter IGBT QC1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10

2 147425610900 CAP AL 450V 560uF M 35*50 SI10 4 BUS Cap CC1/4/6/8

3 2806173000 INDUCTOR CR T47 43uH +17/-12% 5 Inverter Choke LC1/2/3/4/5

4 242008300113 FET 900V 3.5A 5.5ohm TO-220-3P 1 AC Start MOS QC31

5 2872022600 TRANSFORMER DRIVER EEL25 1.16mH +/-5% 1 AC Start Transformer TC2

6 202003680005 DIO SBD 20A 200V TO-220AB-3P C.C. 1 AC Start Rectifier Diode DC51

7 2310104311 PHOTO TR 40mA 80V DIP-4P 100-200% 1 Startup Photocoupler UC4

8 2310104312 PHOTO TR 50mA 70V DIP-4P 100-200% 1 Control Photocoupler UC10

9 0930301331 TMST 85℃ 250VAC 7A L160 1 Thermal Switch TSWC1

10 2803401800 TRANSFORMER DRIVER EE19 21uH +/-20% 1 Driver Transformer TC1

11 0827330610 FUSE THERMAL 133℃ 2.5A 250V 1 AC Start Fuse FUS1

12 2510017213 IC PWM 8PIN AC Start Control IC UC1

13 145421010007 CAP AL 450V 100uF M 18*40 P7.5 AC Start Input Cap CC36

14

15

5-2-1 5505001435 (S-Board / Inverter & Bypass)

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY CKT REMARK

1 2200510015 SCR 1200V 48A TO247AD 2 Inverter SCR SCRS1/2

2 2200220116 SCR 1200V 60A TO-240AA 1 Bypass SCR SCRS3

3 2806173000 INDUCTOR CR T47 43uH +17/-12% 4 Inverter Choke LS1/2/3/4

4 2818029110 TRANSFORMER POWER EE-35 90V Z11 0.35 1 Inverter CT CTS1

5 2818029110 TRANSFORMER POWER EE-35 90V Z11 0.35 1 Bypass CT CTS2

6 2818029110 TRANSFORMER POWER EE-35 90V Z11 0.35 1 Output CT CTS3

7 2806291800 INDUCTOR CR T33 2.03uH +17/-12% 1 Output Choke LS6

8 242004000110 FET 100V 5.6A 540mohm TO-220AB-3P 1 Inverter Driver MOS QS4

9 242004000110 FET 100V 5.6A 540mohm TO-220AB-3P 1 Bypass Driver MOS QS5

10 2803402000 TRANSFORMER DRIVER EE19 253uH MIN 1 Inverter Driver Transformer TS2

11 2803402000 TRANSFORMER DRIVER EE19 253uH MIN 1 Bypass Driver Transformer TS3

12 2510003014 IC TIMER PDIP-8P 1 Bypass Driver IC US2

13 0930301331 TMST 85℃ 250VAC 7A L160 1 Thermal Switch THS2

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5-2-1 5505001432 (H-Board / Charge Board)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY CKT REMARK

1 242078340808 FET 900V 15A 550mohm TO-247-3P Charger MOS QH1/2

2 201002860123 DIO FRD 8A 600V TO-220AC-2P 50nS Charger Diodes DH1/3/5/6

3 201300610315 DIO FRD 1A 600V DO-41-2P 250nS Output Diode DH2

4 0841131002 FUSE T PICO 7A 125V L PIG Input FUSE FUH1/2/3/5/6/7

5 0803341200 FUSE T C 8A 250V H PIG Output FUSE FUH4

6 147423310600 CAP AL 450V 330uF M 30*50 SI10 Filter Cap CH4

7 2870100400 TRANSFORMER MAIN EER44 10.6mH MIN Charger Transformer TH2

8 2804400200 TRANSFORMER SENSOR EE10.2 MN-ZN 100:1 Charger CT CTH1

9 2800420700 TRANSFORMER MAIN EPC19 2.5mH MIN Driver Transformer TH1

10 2510049036 IC PWM 16PIN Charger Control IC UH6

11 0841131002 FUSE T PICO 7A 125V L PIG Control Photocoupler UH1/2/3

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5-2-1 5505001431 (F-Board / EMI Board)

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY CKT REMARK

1 2876091600 INDUCTOR CR TOR51 0.7mH MIN Input CM Choke LF1

2 2806173400 INDUCTOR CR T47 43uH +17/-12% Input DM Choke LF2

3 2805153900 LINE FILTER T36 234.5uH MIN Output CM Choke LF3

4 1604317000 CAP X2 MM PC 275VAC 1uF M P27.5 X Cap CF3

5 1608318A24 CAP X2 MP PC 275VAC 2.2uF K S27.5 Y-Cap CF4

6 1608318A24 CAP X2 MP PC 275VAC 2.2uF K S27.5 X-Cap CF7

7 1604317000 CAP X2 MM PC 275VAC 1uF M P27.5 X-Cap CF12

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5-2-2 5505001437 / 5505001438 (CTRL BD)
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY CKT REMARK
1 261007910Y MC9S12E128CPVE 1 MAIN CPU UM6

2 2610681037 93LC76C-I/PG 1 EEPROM IC UM10

3 2310031217 HCPL-4503-560E 2 Parallel data exchange Photocoupler UM45,UM44

4 2310067008 TLP181(V4GRL-TPR,F) 6 Parallel Communication Photocoupler UM23 / 24 / 34 / 35 / 40 / 41

5 2802912300 DT-E19-79 1 Segregation Transformer TM1

6 210004030005 TIP31CG 1 + 5V MOSFET QM2

5-3 Other Composition

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY CKT REMARK
1 3620009911 AFB1212HHE-R00 1 DC FAN FOR MECHANICAL ASSY

2 3620040711 AFB1212HHE-R00-L220 1 DC FAN FOR MECHANICAL ASSY

3 3620009911 AFB1212HHE-R00 1 DC FAN FOR REAR

4 3620040711 AFB1212HHE-R00-L220 1 DC FAN FOR REAR

5 0830558232 NDM1-63C 63/1 1 BREAKER FOR REAR

5-4 Accessories
ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION QPA

1 3102030800 SCREW M M4*0.7*8 FLAT C S10C ZN BLK 12

2 5011346602 MANUAL OPERATION GES502R202009 ENG 1

3 5012305200 CARD LICENSE DCE UPS SC 1

4 3080403900 CABLE SIGNAL D-SUB D-SUB L1800 BLK 1

5 3102030800 SCREW M M4*0.7*8 FLAT C S10C ZN BLK 12

6 3200370300 LABEL EMPTY PAPER 40*15 T0.075 GES-501S1 3

7 4112081316 CD 4112080000+501535531 1

8 5011345701 CARD TEST DES SERIES SINGLE PHASE ENG 1

9 5011346701 MANUAL OPERATION GES502R202035 ENG 1

10 5011360000 MANUAL OPERATION GES302R100035 DES ENG 1

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