Tripp Lite Owners Manual 864018
Tripp Lite Owners Manual 864018
Tripp Lite Owners Manual 864018
UPS Systems
Models: SMART1524ET and SMART1548ET
(Series Number: AG-88E6, AG-88E5)
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• Use of this equipment in life support applications where failure of this equipment
can reasonably be expected to cause the failure of the life support equipment or to
significantly affect its safety or effectiveness is not recommended.
• Do not connect surge protectors or extension cords to the output of your UPS. This
might damage the UPS and may affect the surge protector and UPS warranties.
Battery Warnings
• Batteries can present a risk of electrical shock and burn from high short-circuit
current. Observe proper precautions. There are no user-serviceable parts inside
the UPS. Do not open the UPS. Do not open batteries. Do not short or bridge the
battery terminals with any object. Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. The batteries
may explode. Released material is harmful to the skin and eyes. It may be toxic.
Unplug and turn off the UPS before performing battery replacement. Use tools with
insulated handles. Battery replacement should be performed only by authorized
service personnel using the same number and type of batteries (sealed lead-acid).
System Architecture
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UPS Systems
Owner’s Manual UPS Systems
Models: SMART1524ET and SMART1548ET Models: SMART1524ET and SMART1548ET
UPS Systems
(Series Number: AG-88E6, AG-88E5) (Series Number: AG-88E6, AG-88E5)
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Optional Accessories
• WEBCARDLXMINI: Network interface card for SNMP/Web control and monitoring
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2 With user-supplied
screws, attach the UPS
to the forward mounting
rails of the 2-post
rack. Tighten all screws
securely.
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2 Attach the UPS mounting
brackets to the forward
mounting rails with
user-supplied screws
appropriate for the rack
enclosure used. Tighten
all screws securely.
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2 With user-supplied
screws, attach the UPS
to the desktop surface.
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Models SMART1524ET, SMART1548ET
UPS Dimensions (H x W x D) 5.24 x 15.75 x 9.45 in. / 133 x 400 x 240 mm
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AC input and output wiring requires 12 AWG gauge wiring with a torque specification of
13 in•lb (1.47 N•m).
• Install the input and output hardwire terminal strain reliefs prior to securing AC
wiring to the UPS.
• Connect 120V AC line power input to the L, N and G “AC IN” terminals of the UPS.
• Connect 120V AC UPS output from the L, N and G “AC OUT” terminals of the UPS to
the connected equipment.
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B
A
A LED Indicators
• Output LED (Green)
• Solid ON: AC output is on (UPS is operating in LINE POWER MODE).
• Flashing OFF and ON: AC output is on (UPS is operating in BATTERY MODE).
• OFF: AC output is off. The output LED will be off when a local or remote AC
Output “OFF” control command is executed from the LCD, WEB or Terminal
Console session.
• Alarm LED (Yellow)
• Solid ON: UPS output is on.
There is an active alarm indicating a condition not serious enough to keep
the UPS from providing output power.
• Fault LED (Red)
• Solid ON: UPS output is off.
There is an active alarm indicating a serious condition that caused the UPS
to stop providing output.
B LCD Function Buttons
• ESC: Moves the LCD back to the previous menu or page.
• SCROLL: Moves the LCD forward to the next selection or page.
• ENTER: Confirms selection of the scrolled value or sub-menu function.
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4. CONTROL: There are two pages of UPS CONTROL settings that are available to
perform testing, display output power status and reset UPS events. Each of these
pages contain sub-menu UPS control options.
Note: PASSWORD REQUIRED. (Factory default password is 1111)
First CONTROL Screen (4 items)
• SELF TEST: Selecting the SELF TEST option will cause the UPS to switch to
battery mode for the duration selected in the SETTINGS/TEST TIME field (factory
default is one minute). The UPS must be in Normal, Boost or Buck mode before
a self-test will successfully initiate. To initiate a SELF TEST, navigate to the SELF
TEST screen and select the START option. Once entered, the UPS will switch to
battery mode to test the battery, inverter and battery transfer circuits for proper
operation. To interrupt a self-test, select the STOP option from the SELF-TEST
screen.
• DRY TEST: Selecting the DRY CONTACT TEST option will simultaneously test all
output dry contacts for 1 minute. To initiate a DRY CONTACT TEST, navigate to
the DRY TEST screen and select ON or OFF for the desired testing configuration.
Selection options include:
Select ON to energize all 6 dry contacts for 1 minute
Select OFF to de-energize all 6 dry contacts for 1 minute
Select CANCEL to cancel the test immediately
• EXT FAN TEST: Selecting the EXTERNAL FAN TEST option will test the external
fan for a period of 1 minute. To initiate an EXTERNAL FAN TEST, navigate to the
EXT FAN TEST screen and select ON or OFF for the desired testing configuration.
Selection options include:
Select ON to energize the external fan for a period of 1 minute
Select OFF to de-energize the external fan for a period of 1 minute
Select CANCEL to cancel the test immediately
• ON/OFF CONTROL: Selecting the UPS OUTPUT option enables the setting of
UPS output power to be OFF or ON in Inverter, Boost, Buck and Normal modes.
To turn UPS OUTPUT OFF or ON in these operating modes, navigate to the UPS
OUTPUT screen and select the ON or OFF setting.
Select ON to enable UPS output in Inverter, Boost, Buck and Normal modes
Select OFF to disable UPS output in Inverter, Boost, Buck and Normal modes
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5. HELP: The HELP menu item displays UPS MODEL NUMBER information. To display
the UPS model number, navigate to the HELP screen and press the Enter button.
Then press the Esc button to return to previous menu.
6. COMMUNICATIONS
Your UPS can be configured, managed and monitored via one of the available
communication ports listed below. Choose the connection type most suitable for
your application environment.
• ACCESSORY CARD SLOT: This optional slot can be used with Tripp Lite’s
WEBCARDLXMINI accessory card and a limit of one optional “E2” environmental
sensor for remote management and monitoring via secure web browser or
SNMP protocols. See the documentation provided with the accessory card for
installation and set-up configuration information.
Attention! When the optional slot is in use, the RS-232/USB
communications ports are disabled.
• RS-232 / USB CONSOLE: The front-panel RS-232 and USB monitoring ports
enable local monitoring of UPS status, viewing event logs, setting parameters
and controlling the UPS using a terminal emulation program, such as Windows
HyperTerminal. To use this feature, connect a computer to either the RS-232 or
USB port and open your terminal emulation program. Setup and operation using
Windows HyperTerminal is included here and will vary by the VT-100 terminal
emulation program used.
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2 The CONNECTION DESCRIPTION screen will display. Enter a name and select an
icon for your UPS, then click OK.
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4 The COM PROPERTIES screen will display. Select the port setting as shown, then
click OK.
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6 The PROPERTIES screen will display. Click to open the SETTINGS tab and select
options as displayed here, then click to open the on-screen ASCII SETUP option.
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*Default values shown. The full set of available display values for SENSE TYPE, LINE
STATUS, OUTPUT STATUS, FAULTS and ALARMS fields are listed here.
• SENSE TYPE: UPS, Generator
• LINE STATUS: Normal, Not Good
• OUTPUT STATUS: Self Test, Inverter, Buck, Boost, Normal, Off
• FAULTS: Bus Voltage Over, Bus Voltage Under, Bus Soft Fail, Output Short, INV
Output Voltage Low, INV Output Voltage High, Over Temperature, Fan Fault, Battery
Voltage High, Overload
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Menu Overview
These menu options can be used to receive detailed UPS status information, enable
user configuration options and perform operational testing. Use your terminal
emulation software to view, select and enter on-screen information. A detailed
overview listing each of the 8 MAIN MENU LCD item is listed below:
1. Unit Specifications - This screen reports basic specifications for the UPS.
[0-MAIN MENU]
[1-Unit Specifications]
Unit Model SMART1548ET / SMART1524ET
Unit Frequency 60 Hertz
Output Voltage 120 Volts
Output VA 1500VA
Battery Voltage ## Volts
Max Chgr Current ##.#A
Panel Firmware Ver ##.##
Main Firmware Ver ##.##
Hardware Ver ##.##
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External Fan Test (#32) - Selecting the EXTERNAL FAN TEST option will test the
external fan for a period of 1 minute. To initiate an EXTERNAL FAN TEST, navigate to
the EXT FAN TEST screen and select ON or OFF for the desired testing configuration.
External Fan Test
0) Off
1) On
2) Cancel
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UPS Output (#33) - Selecting the UPS OUTPUT option enables the setting of UPS
output power to be OFF or ON in Inverter, Boost, Buck and Normal Modes. To turn
UPS OUTPUT OFF or ON in these operating modes, navigate to the UPS OUTPUT
screen and select the ON or OFF setting.
Select ON to enable UPS output in Inverter, Boost, Buck and Normal modes.
Select OFF to disable UPS output in Inverter, Boost, Buck and Normal modes.
UPS Output
0) Off
1) On
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Reset Event (#34) - Selecting the RESET EVENT/TM option resets all EVENTS and
TIME DURATIONS stored in the UPS. To reset all events and times, navigate to the
RESET EVENT/TM screen and select YES or NO from the sub-menu options.
Reset Event/TM
0) No
1) Yes
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Battery Low Voltage (#41) - Selecting the BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE option enables
configuration of the low-voltage notification that batteries are nearly depleted as the
UPS is running in battery mode. To configure, navigate via LCD to the BATTERY LOW
VOLTAGE screen and select the desired low-battery voltage setting (SMART1548ET
default is 46VDC / SMART1524ET default value is 20V DC).
[0-MAIN MENU]
[4-SYSTEM SETTING]
[41-BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE]
Current setting is [##.# Volts]
Enter new value. [42.0->55.0]
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Battery Capacity (#43) - Selecting this option enables configuration of UPS BATTERY
Capacity to match the AH of the individual batteries used in the user-supplied external
battery bank. To configure, navigate to the BAT CAP screen and select the desired AH
rating value to match the ratings of the individual batteries used.
[0-MAIN MENU]
[4-SYSTEM SETTING]
[43-BATCAP]
Current setting is [009 AH]
0) Set to 7 AH
1) Set to 9 AH
2) Set to 10 AH
3) Set to 12 AH
4) Set to 17 AH
5) Set to 26 AH
6) Set to 40 AH
7) Set to 65 AH
8) Set to 100 AH
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Test Timer (#47) - Selecting this option enables the configuration of the UPS
TEST TIME, the maximum duration that the UPS will perform a battery mode
self-test. To configure, navigate to the TEST TIME screen and enter the desired
maximum test time duration from 1 to 255 minutes (factory default is 1 minute).
[0-MAIN MENU]
[4-SYSTEM SETTING]
[47-Test Timer]
Current setting is [001min)
Enter New Value
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LCD Backlight Timer (#49) - Selecting this option enables adjustment of the LCD
BACKLIGHT. To configure, navigate to the LCD BACKLIGHT screen and select the
desired setting. Selection options are: 5 MIN. and ALWAYS (default = 5 MIN).
[0-MAIN MENU]
[4-SYSTEM SETTING]
[49-LCD BackLight Timer]
0) 5 min
1) Always
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Set to Default UPS (#50) - Selecting this option enables factory default
configuration of the UPS. To configure, navigate to the DEFAULT UPS screen and
select the YES option.
[0-MAIN MENU]
[4-SYSTEM SETTING]
[50-Set to Default UPS]
0) No
1) Yes
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Set Date (#51) - Selecting this option enables the setting of the UPS date. To
configure, navigate to the SET DATE screen and enter the new YEAR / MONTH /
DAY information.
[0-MAIN MENU]
[4-SYSTEM SETTING]
[51-Set Date]
Current Date is [YEAR-MONTH-DAY]
Enter new value [##-##-##]
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Reset Password (#54) – Select this option to reset the UPS back to the factory
default administrator password of 1111.
[0-MAIN MENU]
[4-SYSTEM SETTING]
[54-Reset Password]
0) No
1) Yes
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Boost Function (#56) - Selecting this option allows users to enable or disable
line interactive UPS undervoltage (BOOST) correction. Select ENABLE to turn on
undervoltage regulation. Select DISABLE to turn off undervoltage regulation (default
= Enabled).
[0-MAIN MENU]
[5-LINE CONDITIONING SETUP]
[56-Boost Function]
Current setting is [Enable]
0) Disable
1) Enable
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Line Qualify Time (#58) - Selecting this option enables configuration of the
amount of time the UPS monitors line power quality for stability before switching
to LINE POWER MODE as AC power is restored. To configure, navigate to the
LINE QUALIFY screen and select the desired time duration from the sub-menu list
(default = 30).
[0-MAIN MENU]
[5-LINE CONDITIONING SETUP]
[58-Line Qualify Time]
Current setting is [## Seconds]
0) Set to 3 seconds
1) Set to 10 seconds
2) Set to 30 seconds
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High Limit (#59) - Selecting this option enables setting the high UPS transfer
voltage from line-power mode to battery mode. To configure, navigate to the HIGH
LIMIT screen and enter the desired voltage value (default = 152V).
HIGH LIMIT [###] Enter new value. [120->152]
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Low Limit (#60) - Selecting this option enables setting the low UPS transfer
voltage from line-power mode to battery mode. To configure, navigate to the LOW
LIMIT screen and enter the desired voltage value (default = 88V).
LOW LIMIT [###] Enter new value. [088->120]
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Boost Low (#61) - Selecting this option enables setting the boost-mode activation
voltage for undervoltage (BOOST) correction. To configure, navigate to the BOOST
LOW screen and enter the desired activation voltage (default = 102V).
BOOST LOW [###] Enter new value. [096->120]
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High Gap (#63) - Selecting this option adjusts the high UPS transfer voltage from
Battery Mode to Line Power Mode OR AVR Buck mode to AVR Normal mode, relative
to the configured HIGH LIMIT and BUCK HIGH transfer points (default = 5V).
• If (#59) HIGH LIMIT is set to 152V and the UPS switches to battery mode due
to input voltage being greater than 152V, a setting of 5V in the HIGH GAP field
would result in the UPS switching to AC mode when input voltage is reduced to
147V or lower. In this sample configuration, the HIGH BACK voltage value will
automatically be set to 147V.
• If (#62) BUCK HIGH is set to 128V and the UPS switches to AVR Buck mode
due to input voltage being greater than 128V, a setting of 5V in the HIGH GAP
field would result in the UPS switching to Normal AVR mode when input voltage
is reduced to 123V or lower. In this sample configuration, the BUCK BACK
voltage value will be automatically set to 123V.
High Gap [005] Enter New Value. (003->007)
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Low Gap (#64) - Selecting this option adjusts the low UPS transfer voltage from
Battery Mode to Line Power Mode OR AVR Boost Mode to AVR Normal mode,
relative to the configured LOW LIMIT and BOOST LOW transfer points (default = 5V).
• If (#60) LOW LIMIT is set to 88V and the UPS switches to battery mode due
to input voltage being less than 88V, a setting of 5V in the LOW GAP field
would result in the UPS switching to AC mode when input voltage increases to
93V or higher. In this sample configuration, the LOW BACK voltage value will
automatically be set to 93V.
• If (#61) BOOST LOW is set to 102V and the UPS switches to battery mode due
to input voltage being less than 102V, as setting of 5V in the LOW GAP field
would result in the UPS switching back to AC mode when input voltage increases
to 107V or higher. In this sample configuration, the BOOST BACK voltage value
will automatically be set to 107V.
Low Gap [005] Enter New Value. (003->007)
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7. Event Log - This option enables viewing and resetting event log entries.
[0-MAIN MENU]
[7-EVENT LOG VIEW]
77)Display Event Records
78)Reset Event Log
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Bus Voltage
DC Bus Voltage > 300VDC
Over
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Bat
BTS temperature reading is below
Temperature
-20C
Low
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Battery
Disconnect
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Model SMART1548ET
Backup Time @ 48V DC Backup Time @ 48V DC
Load (VA) 100Ah (min.) 200Ah (min.)
200VA / 160W 1581 3161
400VA / 320W 751 1581
600VA / 480W 491 1054
800VA / 640W 331 760
1000VA / 800W 268 615
1200VA / 960W 221 508
1400VA / 1120W 172 387
1600VA / 1280W 136 335
1800VA / 1440W 120 295
2000VA / 1600W 106 257
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CAUTION: The fan circuitry is not isolated from AC mains. Turn off
power to the UPS prior to fan replacement. Fan replacement must be
performed by qualified electrical service personnel.
ATTENTION: Before removing the fan assembly, note the fan
orientation. For proper installation and connectivity, the replacement
fan must remain in its original orientation.
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2 Remove the fan cover
and fan filter, then slide
the fan panel out and
up carefully to remove
it from the UPS, as the
internal fan power cable
is still attached to the
UPS main board.
3 Disconnect the fan cable
from the main board fan
connector.
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9 Secure fan panel back to Insert the 2 screws
the UPS with the screws
removed in step 1.
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Fan filter
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Service
A variety of Extended Warranty and On-Site Service Programs are available from
Tripp Lite. For more information on service, visit tripplite.com/support.
Before returning your product for service, follow these steps:
1. Review the installation and operation procedures in this manual to ensure that the
service problem does not originate from a misreading of the instructions.
2. If the problem continues, do not contact or return the product to the dealer.
Instead, visit tripplite.com/support.
3. If the problem requires service, visit tripplite.com/support and click the Product
Returns link. From here you can request a Returned Material Authorization (RMA)
number, which is required for service. This simple on-line form will ask for your
unit’s model and serial numbers, along with other general purchaser information.
The RMA number, along with shipping instructions, will be emailed to you. Any
damages (direct, indirect, special or consequential) to the product incurred during
shipment to Tripp Lite or an authorized Tripp Lite service center is not covered
under warranty. Products shipped to Tripp Lite or an authorized Tripp Lite service
center must have transportation charges prepaid. Mark the RMA number on the
outside of the package. If the product is within its warranty period, enclose a copy
of your sales receipt. Return the product for service using an insured carrier to the
address given to you when you request the RMA.
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