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27-0027-0111
June 2, 2008
Rev-01
Installation and Operation
Manual
72A-196BAREM Series
72A-190BQREM Series
3-Phase Power Monitoring and
Distribution Unit
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Contents Introduction & Safety Information ..............................................3 Technical Specifications ..............................................................4 Declaration of Conformity ................................................................. 5 Connections and Installation Operating Environment ............................................................... 6 Electrical Connections .....................................
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Introduction & Safety Information The Spectrum Control PDU is an AC power distribution unit designed to Introduction distribute power for up to eighteen (18) AC loads. The PDU distributes 3 phase power to six individual, over current protected, output banks. The unit has multiple alarm capabilities and includes an audible alarm circuit. Voltage and current are monitored and displayed locally on a liquid crys- tal display and remotely through a
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual T echnical Specifications Global Domestic Input Power Entry IEC 309, 4pole, 5 wire, 32A, NEMA L21-30P Connector WYE connected 5 pin, Delta connected Nominal Input 3 ∅ 400/230VAC ±10% 3 ∅ 208/208VAC ±10% Voltage Input Frequency 50 – 60 Hz 50 – 60 Hz Input Current 72A maximum 41.6A maximum Output Global Domestic Outlet Connectors (18) IEC C13 (18) IEC C13 Load Current per 16A maximum 13.9A maximum Bank Load Current per 10A
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Declaration of Conformity Manufacturer’s Name: Spectrum Power Management Systems, a Spectrum Control Business Manufacturer’s Address: 1900 West College Avenue State College, PA 16801 Declares that the product: Product Name: 3-Phase Power Monitoring and Distribution Unit Model Number: 72A-196BAREM-01 72A-190BQREM-01 Conforms to the following Product Specifications: Safety: UL 60950-1 File E149758-A8 Volume X3, First Edition; CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1-0
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Connections and Installation • Locate PDU in dry area. Operating Environment • Rack Mount in equipment rack using mounting brackets. • Restricted Access Location not required. • This PDU relies on protective devices in the building installation for short circuit and over current protection. • Elevated Operating Ambient- If installed in a closed or multi-unit rack assembly, the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be g
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Connections and Installation • Depress rocker handle of all circuit breakers to “off” position. Electrical Connections Example: Breaker Off Example: Breaker On • Connect input supply cord to a grounded power source rated for the input voltage and current of the PDU. • Connect equipment to AC output connectors. Continuous current draw for all connected units must not exceed the current rating per output. CAUTION: • Power source for PDU
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Connections and Installation LAN Module and Communications RJ45 LAN Connection The LAN Module provides an interface between a computer LAN Module network and the power distribution unit using the front RJ-45 jack. Interface Communications between the PDU and a computer can take place via a Telnet session or SNMP manager. If you are connecting the PDU directly to a PC without a router, a crossover cable is required. The module oper- ates at 1
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Connections and Installation The LAN module consists of integrated hardware and a network agent software program. These components provide the ability to configure, control, and monitor aspects of multiple units using a standard web browser. The network interface can operate using Telnet and SNMP. The LAN module is configured at the factory to an IP Address of 192.168.1.110 and subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. A default gateway ad- dress of 1
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Connections and Installation The discovery tool “digi_dev_disc.exe” has the following: Device Discovery 1. “Configure Network Settings” is to configure the IP/Subnet/Gateway . 2. “Restart Device” is to reboot the PDU after assigning the new network configuration . 3. “Refresh View” is to search again. 4. “Open Web Interface” is to launch the web page. This program is part of the PDU tools and should be placed in C:\Program Files SCI
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Connections and Installation Once the IP address is assigned, you should test the IP address Testing the IP configuration to be sure it works as configured. Address Configuration Prerequisite This procedure assumes that you have configured the device server with an IP address. Procedure 1. Access the command line of a PC or other networked device. 2. Issue the following command: ping ip-address (where ip-address is the address you assig
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Connections and Installation Menu option 8 restores all PDU and LAN module defaults back to the Set PDU and LAN factory settings. This command will ensure that both the LAN module Module to Factory and internal PDU microprocessor are returned to identical Defaults communication settings. PDU with LAN modules should have all configu- ration changes made using the LAN module configuration menu selec- tions. Items that get restored back to defaul
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Connections and Installation Select 9 to exit the configuration mode without saving any changes, or Exit Configuration select 10 to exit and save all changes. All values are stored in Mode nonvolatile RAM. The LAN Module will automatically reset, but the state of the PDU outputs will not be affected. Run “digi_dev_disc.exe” utility to set up unit’s IP, if necessary. These are LAN Module Reflash part of the LAN tools. Instructions Locate the
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Operational Control of PDU The unit’ s LCD is used to monitor incoming power and configure the Front Panel Menu software. The LCD has two modes of operation: Monitor or Menu. The system menu is organized in a top down tree structure. The unit has four buttons that are used to navigate through the menu system. The buttons are labeled with universal symbols for Menu, Select, Left, and Right as shown in the following figure. MENU - Enters the
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Operational Control of PDU Menu Tree Alarm Acknowledgment Incoming Power Peaks Incoming Power Limits System Configuration None Minimum Current Channel A Minimum Current Channel A Monitor Display Mode Maximum Current Channel A Maximum Current Channel A Display Cycle time Minimum Current Channel B Minimum Current Channel B Voltage Calibration Step 1 Chan A Maximum Current Channel B Maximum Current Channel B Voltage Calibration Step 2 Chan A Minimum Cu
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Operational Control of PDU CONFIG - CYCLE TIME The CYCLE TIME parameter sets the amount of time to wait before displaying the next bank measurement. The parameter can be set to FAST, MEDIUM, or SLOW. CONFIG - NUMBER OF CHANNELS The unit can be configured to work for 1, 2, or 3 power bank devices. Note that reducing the number of banks to 1 removes the total current monitoring processes. CONFIG - CONTRAST The CONTRAST feature allows the user to
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Networking Functions The PDU LAN Port supports the Telnet and SNMP networking functions, Introduction which allow remote monitoring through the network environment. Table 1 lists the available Telnet commands. Table 2 lists the content of SNMP functions – Read/Set/Trap in detail. An SNMP Manager PC Tool is need- ed in order to implement the SNMP functions. To implement the Telnet and SNMP functions, the device must be configured properly , such
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Networking Functions telnet 10001 [space before and after address] Telnet Commands Table 1 List of Commands: Command Description Response @AACK Alarm Acknowledgement #AACK @SYSF Save settings to EEPROM #SYSF OK @BNKV A,? Voltage Bank A #BNKV 120.2 @BNKV B,? Voltage Bank B #BNKV 120.2 @BNKV C,? Voltage Bank C #BNKV 120.2 @BNKC A,? Current Bank A #BNKC 22.5 @BNKC B,? Current Bank B #BNKC 22.5 @BNKC C,? Current Bank C #BNKC 22.5 @BNKC T,?
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Networking Functions @BULC B,? Read High Threshold Current Bank B #BULC 22.5 @BULC C,? Read High Threshold Current Bank C #BULC 22.5 @BULC T,? Read High Threshold Current Bank T #BULC 77.5 @BLLV A,? Read Low Threshold Voltage Bank A #BLLV 135.3 @BLLV B,? Read Low Threshold Voltage Bank B #BLLV 135.3 @BLLV C,? Read Low Threshold Voltage Bank C #BLLV 135.3 @BLLC A,? Read Low Threshold Current Bank A #BLLC 10.0 @BLLC B,? Read Low Threshold Current Bank
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27-0027-0111 Installation and Operation Manual Networking Functions An SNMP-managed network consists of three key components: Simple Network Management 1. Managed devices Protocol (SNMP) 2. Agents 3. Network Management Systems (NMSs) A managed device is a network node that contains an SNMP agent and that resides on a managed network. Managed devices collect and store management information and make this information available to NMSs using SNMP. Managed devices, sometimes called ne
