Tripp Lite Single-Phase Online Rack UPS Le manuel du propriétaire

SU750RTXLCD2U

SU1000RTXLCD2U

SU1500RTXLCD2U

SU2000RTXLCD2U

SU2200RTXLCD2U

SU3000RTXLCD3U

Quick

Start Guide—

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SmartOnline

®

Single-Phase Rack-Mount On-Line UPS Systems

with Built-in LCD Monitoring & Control Screen

Not suitable for mobile applications.

1. Overview 2

Parts List 2

Additional Accessory Options 2

Model Specific Accessories 2

2. Important Safety Instructions 3

3. Installation 4

Rack Mounting 4

Tower Mounting 6

4. Features 7

Front Panel Controls 7

Rear Panel Features 8

5. Basic Connection and Start-Up 10

Quick Start Guide 10

Optional Connections 11

6. Operation 13

Modes of Operation 13

LCD Informational Screens 16

UPS Setup Overview 18

Using PowerAlert 18

Using Front Panel LCD Interface 18

7. Troubleshooting 25

8. Internal Battery Replacement 26

9. Storage and Service 30

10. Product Registration and 30

Regulatory Compliance

Español 31

Français 61

NOTE: External battery pack options require conﬁguration using front panel LCD interface or via Tripp Lite’s EXTERNAL BATTERY CONFIGURATION software.

See page 23 for more information if you are connecting external batteries to this UPS.

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Overview

Tripp Lite SmartOnline Rack-Mount UPS Systems with interactive LCD interface feature on-line,, double-conversion UPS protection with

full-time sine wave output and zero transfer time suitable for all advanced networking applications. Each system provides long running

battery support with optional extended-run and SNMP/Web communications ability. Built-in interfaces include USB, DB9 serial and

Emergency Power Off (EPO). The interactive front panel LCD screen provides detailed UPS status, preset and control options. An optional

economy mode setting reduces power consumption and BTU heat output.

Parts List

UPS System Bolt-On Mounting Ears (2) 4-Post Rail Kit* PowerAlert CD

USB Cable EPO (RJ11) Cable RS-232 Cable Owner’s Manual

*Note: 3kVA (3U) models will include a different 4-post rail kit than the one shown.

Additional Accessories (All Models; Optional)

• SNMPWEBCARD: Internal network interface card for SNMP/Web control and monitoring

• ENVIROSENSE: Temperature/humidity sensor for use with SNMPWEBCARD

• SRSWITCH: Rack door sensor for use with ENVIROSENSE and SNMPWEBCARD

• RELAYIOCARD: Programmable relay I/O card for remote UPS monitoring

• 2-9USTAND: Supports rack-mount UPS and battery packs in upright tower configuration (not for SU3000RTXLCD3U)

Model Specific Accessories (Optional)*

UPS Model SU750RTXLCD2U SU1000RTXLCD2U SU1500RTXLCD2U

SU2000RTXLCD2U,

SU2200RTXLCD2U SU3000RTXLCD3U

External Battery Packs

(LIMIT 1)**

BP24V15RT2U BP24V15RT2U BP48V24-2U BP48V24-2U BP72V15-2U

External Battery Packs

(NO LIMIT)**

BP24V70RT3U BP24V70RT3U BP48V60RT3U BP48V60RT3U BP72V28RT3U

Hot-swap PDU System

PDUB15 PDUB15 PDUB15 PDUB20 PDUB30

2 Post Rack-Mount Kit

2POSTRMKITWM 2POSTRMKITWM 2POSTRMKITWM 2POSTRMKITWM 2POSTRMKITHD

5 Year Extended

Warranty

WEXT5-500-1500 WEXT5-500-1500 WEXT5-500-1500 WEXT5-2200-3000 WEXT5-2200-3000

*Visit the specification page for your UPS system at tripplite.com for detailed extended runtime data and additional accessory options.

** Note: External battery pack options require configuration using front panel LCD interface or via Tripp Lite’s EXTERNAL BATTERY CONFIGURATION software. See page 23 for

more information if you are connecting external batteries to this UPS.

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Important Safety Instructions

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

This manual contains instructions and warnings that should be followed during the installation, operation and storage of all

Tripp Lite UPS Systems. Failure to heed these warnings may affect your warranty.

UPS Location Warnings

• Install your UPS indoors, away from excess moisture or heat, conductive contaminants, dust or direct sunlight.

• For best performance, keep the indoor temperature between 32º F and 104º F (0º C and 40º C).

• Leave adequate space around all sides of the UPS for proper ventilation.

• Do not mount unit with its front or rear panel facing down (at any angle). Mounting in this manner will seriously inhibit the

unit’s internal cooling, eventually causing product damage not covered under warranty.

UPS Connection Warnings

• Connect your UPS directly to a properly grounded AC power outlet. Do not plug the UPS into itself; this will damage the UPS.

• Do not modify the UPS's plug, and do not use an adapter that would eliminate the UPS’s ground connection.

• Do not use extension cords to connect the UPS to an AC outlet. Your warranty will be voided if anything other than Tripp Lite surge

suppressors are used to connect your UPS to an outlet.

• If the UPS receives power from a motor-powered AC generator, the generator must

provide clean, filtered, computer-grade output.

• The mains socket outlet that supplies the UPS should be near the UPS and be easily accessible.

• To remove AC voltage from the UPS, pull the plug from the socket outlet.

Equipment Connection Warnings

• 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 suppressors or extension cords to the output of your UPS. This might damage the UPS and may affect the surge

suppressor and UPS warranties.

• Connect the UPS to an outlet that is adequately protected against excess currents, short circuits and earth faults, as part of the

building installation. The outlet protection for the UPS should be in series with the mains input.

Battery Warnings

• Batteries can present a risk of electrical shock and burn from high short-circuit current. Observe proper precautions. Do not dispose of the

batteries in a fire. Do not open the UPS or batteries. Do not short or bridge the battery terminals with any object. Unplug and turn off the

UPS before performing battery replacement. Use tools with insulated handles. There are no user-serviceable parts inside the UPS. Battery

replacement should be performed only by authorized service personnel using the same number and type of batteries (Sealed Lead-Acid). The

batteries are recyclable. Refer to your local codes for disposal requirements or visit tripplite.com/UPSbatteryrecycling for recycling information.

Tripp Lite offers a complete line of UPS System Replacement Battery Cartridges (R.B.C.).Visit Tripp Lite on the Web at tripplite.com/support/

battery/index.cfm to locate the specific replacement battery for your UPS.

• Note: External battery pack options require configuration using front panel LCD interface or via Tripp Lite’s EXTERNAL BATTERY

CONFIGURATION software. See page 23 for more information if you are connecting external batteries to this UPS.

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Installation

Rack Mounting

Mount your equipment in either a 4-post or 2-post rack or rack enclosure (see next page for 2-post mounting). The user must determine

the fitness of hardware and procedures before mounting. If hardware and procedures are not suitable for your application, contact the

manufacturer of your rack or rack enclosure. The procedures described in this manual are for common rack and rack enclosure types

and may not be appropriate for all applications.

4-Post Mounting (3U Units)

All UPS models include hardware required to mount in a 4-post square-hole rack. All models include an adjustable rack-mount shelf kit

to provide support.

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Connect the two segments of each shelf

A

using the included

screws and nuts

B

. Leave the screws slightly loose so that the

shelves can be adjusted in the next step.

2

Adjust each shelf to fit your rack, then mount them in the

lowest available space of your rack with the screws, nuts and

washers provided

C

. Note that the support ledges should face

inward. Tighten the screws that connect the shelf segments

B

.

3

Attach mounting ears

D

to the front mounting holes of your

UPS

E

using the screws provided

F

. The ears should face

forward.

4

Using an assistant if necessary, lift your UPS and slide it onto

the mounting shelves. Attach your UPS to the rack by using the

appropriate hardware

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through its mounting ears and into the

rack rails. (For 3U installation, user-supplied cage nuts are also

required.) Tighten all screws securely.

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Installation

4-Post Mounting (2U Units)

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The included plastic pegs

A

will temporarily support the empty

rack-mount shelves

B

while you install the permanent

mounting hardware. Insert a peg into the third hole from the

top on the front end of each bracket. On the rear end, insert a

peg into the center hole. (Each front bracket has 6 holes and

each rear bracket has 5 holes.) The pegs will snap into place.

After installing the pegs, expand each shelf to match the depth

of your rack rails. The pegs will fit through the square holes in

the rack rails to support the shelves. Refer to the rack unit

labels to confirm that the shelves are level in all directions.

Note: The support ledge of each shelf must face inward.

2

Remove the pegs at the front end of each bracket. Secure the

shelves

B

to the mounting rails permanently using the

included screws and cup washers

C

as shown. Place 2 screws

at the front of each rail (4 total) and 2 screws at the back of

each rail (4 total). Tighten all screws before proceeding. Note:

The rear pegs can be left in for installation, but the front ones

must be removed before the bracket is secured by screws.

WARNING!

Do not attempt to install your UPS until you have

inserted and tightened the required screws. The plastic

pegs will not support the weight of your UPS.

3

Attach your UPS’s mounting brackets

D

to the forward

mounting holes

E

of the UPS using the included hardware

F

.

The mounting bracket “ears” should face forward.

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With the aid of an assistant (if necessary), lift your UPS and

slide it into the shelves. Attach the UPS mounting brackets to

the forward mounting rails with user-supplied screws and

washers

G

. Tighten all screws securely.

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Installation

2-Post Mounting

If you mount 2U UPS models in 2-post racks, they require the addition of a Tripp Lite 2-Post Rackmount Installation Kit (model:

2POSTRMKITWM, sold separately). 3U UPS models can also be mounted in 2-post racks, but require the addition of 2POSTRMKITHD

(sold separately). See Installation Kit owner’s manual for installation procedure.

Tower Mounting (750-2200VA Models Only)

Your UPS can be mounted in an upright tower position with

optional base stands sold separately by Tripp Lite (Model #

2-9USTAND). When mounting the UPS on adjustable base stands,

make sure that the control panel is toward the top. The control

panel may be rotated to make it easier to read. Insert a small

screwdriver or similar tool in the slots on either side of the panel,

pop it out, rotate it, and pop it back into place as shown. Front

panel setup should be operated by service personnel only.

WARNING!

All UPS systems are extremely heavy. Use caution when

lifting and mounting. User must properly stabilize the UPS

when lifting and mounting.

Note: SU3000RTXLCD3U cannot be tower-mounted. Doing so will inhibit the UPS

system’s internal cooling.

Model

SU750RTXLCD2U,

SU1000RTXLCD2U SU1500RTXLCD2U

SU2000RTXLCD2U,

SU2200RTXLCD2U SU3000RTXLCD3U

UPS Dimensions (HxWxD in.) 3.5 x 17.5 x 13.5 3.5 x 17.5 x 19 3.5 x 17.5 x 19 5.25 x 17.75 x 26

UPS Dimensions (HxWxD cm.) 8.8 x 44.4 x 34.3 8.8 x 44.4 x 48.3 8.8 x 44.4 x 48.3 13.3 x 45 x 66

Operating Altitude: 0 to 3000 m (0 to 10,000 ft.)

EXTERNAL BATTERY CONFIGURATION NOTE

If external battery packs are to be used with this UPS, install them following the mounting/installation documentation included with each

battery pack. External battery pack installation requires the UPS be configured one of two ways:

1. Via the UPS front panel LCD interface

2. Via Tripp Lite’s EXTERNAL BATTERY CONFIGURATION software

This UPS is factory programmed with discharge curves and charging profiles for two basic external battery pack configurations accessible

using the UPS front panel LCD interface. Additional battery pack options using larger or multiple external battery packs are also

supported, but require configuration using Tripp Lite’s EXTERNAL BATTERY CONFIGURATION software and a serial port connection to the

UPS. See page 23 to determine which method applies to your external battery pack configuration.

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Features

Before installing and operating your UPS, familiarize yourself with the locations and function of the features of each component.

Front Panel Controls, LEDs and LCD Screen

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LCD Screen: This backlit (16x2 character) dot matrix display

indicates a wide range of UPS operating conditions and

diagnostic data. It also displays UPS settings and options when

viewing the UPS Setup screens.

2

ON/MUTE/TEST Button: This button offers 3 main functions

depending on the state of the UPS when it’s pressed: Power-on

control, alarm-cancel and self-test.

• To turn the UPS on in ON LINE MODE, press and hold this

button as the UPS is connected to a live outlet until a beep

is heard, then release.

• To “cold start” the UPS on in ON BATTERY MODE during a

utility power failure, press and hold this button as the UPS is

off until a beep is heard, then release.

• Press this button during a power failure to MUTE the audible

alarm. Alarm will re-sound to indicate low-battery.

• To perform a SELF TEST, as the UPS is operating normally in

on-line or economy mode, press and hold this button until a

beep is heard, then release.

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Scroll Down/Exit Setup Button: This button allows you to

browse through different operating conditions and options on

the LCD display. Momentarily pressing it causes the LCD screen

to display a different operating condition (see Operation section

for details). Pressing this button and the SCROLL UP button

simultaneously for 3 seconds will launch a series of setup

screens. During setup operation, this button is used to scroll

through setup options and select setup options.

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Scroll Up/SELECT Button: This button allows you to browse

through different operating conditions and options on the LCD

display. Momentarily pressing it causes the LCD screen to

display a different operating condition (see Operation section

for details). Pressing this button and the SCROLL DOWN button

simultaneously for 3 seconds will launch a series of setup

screens. During setup operation, this button is used to scroll

through setup options and select setup options.

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OFF Button: Press this button until you hear a beep and see

the confirmation message on the LCD display (“Turn OFF UPS:

Y/N”). Then, press the SCROLL UP button to turn the UPS

system’s inverter OFF.

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Output LED: This green LED will illuminate to indicate that

your UPS is supplying AC power to connected equipment.

7

DC/AC (Inverter) LED: This green LED will illuminate to

indicate that the UPS’s DC/AC inverter is activated.

8

Bypass LED: This yellow LED will flash when the UPS is

providing filtered mains power without engaging its converter or

inverter. If this LED is flashing, connected equipment will not

receive battery power in the event of a blackout.

9

ECO (Economy Mode) LED: This green LED will illuminate to

indicate that your UPS is operating in Economy Mode. If this

LED is lit, the equipment is supplied by filtered main power. The

inverter will be active during a blackout or brownout and will

supply continuous AC power to the equipment.

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AC/DC (Converter) LED: This green LED will illuminate to

indicate that the UPS’s AC/DC converter is activated while AC

power is available.

Note: This LED will also illuminate to indicate that the UPS’s DC/DC converter is

activated while battery is discharged to provide connected equipment with AC

power.

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Battery LED: This green LED will illuminate when the UPS is

discharging the battery to provide connected equipment with

AC power. When lit, an alarm will sound which can be silenced

by pressing the ON/MUTE button. This LED will remain lit after

the alarm is silenced.

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Input LED: This green LED will illuminate to indicate AC input

supply is present and in good condition. It will flash if the AC

input supply is out of acceptable bypass range.

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Features

Rear Panel Features

Note: The descriptions for these images are on the following page.

SU750RTXLCD2U and SU1000RTXLCD2U

SU1500RTXLCD2U

SU2000RTXLCD2U and SU2200RTXLCD2U

SU3000RTXLCD3U

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Features

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Input Cord: This permanently attached power cord connects your UPS to a power outlet.

2

AC Receptacles (Varies by Model): These output receptacles provide connected equipment with pure sine-wave AC output during

normal operation and battery power during blackouts and severe brownouts. Power provided at these outlets is filtered to protect

connected equipment against damaging surges and line noise. The receptacles are divided into numbered load banks, as labeled on

the unit. Using PowerAlert software and cabling, load banks one and two may be individually turned off and on from a remote

location, allowing users to reset or reboot connected equipment.

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Telephone or Telephone/Network Protection Jacks: These jacks protect your equipment against surges over a telephone line or

telephone/network data line, depending on model. Connecting your equipment to these jacks is optional. Your UPS will work properly

without this connection. Note: Not compatible with PoE (Power Over Ethernet) applications.

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Communications Ports (USB or RS-232): These ports connect your UPS to any workstation or server. Use with Tripp Lite’s

PowerAlert Software and included cables to enable your computer to automatically save open files and shut down equipment during

a blackout. Also use PowerAlert Software to monitor a wide variety of AC line power and UPS operating conditions. Consult your

PowerAlert Software manual or contact Tripp Lite Customer Support for more information. The 9-pin RS-232 port also supports dry-

contact communications. See USB & RS-232 Serial Communications in the Optional Connections section for installation instructions.

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EPO (Emergency Power Off) Port: Your UPS features an EPO port that may be used to connect the UPS to a contact closure

switch to enable emergency inverter shutdown. See Optional Installation section for details.

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Accessory Slot: Remove the small cover panel from this slot to use optional accessories to remotely monitor and control your UPS.

Visit tripplite.com to see a full list of accessories, including the SNMPWEBCARD for remote control and UPS monitoring, as well as a

wide variety of network management and connectivity products.

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Input Circuit Breaker: This resettable breaker prevents high input current from damaging the UPS or the attached load. If this

breaker trips, verify your UPS load before resetting the breaker switch in.

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External Battery Pack Connector (configuration varies by model): Your UPS supports the use of optional Tripp Lite external

battery packs for additional runtime. See Unit Specific Accessories section under Overview for compatible models and limitations and

LCD Set-Up section under Operation for configuration instructions.

Note: External battery pack options require configuration using front panel LCD interface or via Tripp Lite’s EXTERNAL BATTERY CONFIGURATION software. See page 23 for

more information if you are connecting external batteries to this UPS.

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Ground Screw: Use this to connect any equipment that requires a chassis ground.

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Output Circuit Breakers Switches (Select Models Only): These resettable circuit breakers protect your UPS from output

overload. If one or both breakers trip, remove some of the load on the circuit(s) and allow the UPS to cool before pressing the

breaker switch(es) in to reset.

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Basic Connection and Start-Up

1

Plug your UPS’s line cord into an electrical outlet.

Your UPS must be connected to a dedicated circuit of sufficient

amperage. Note, however, that select models may be fitted with

different plug types. Refer to the rating table on top of your UPS

for more details on each selectable operating voltage.

Once your UPS is plugged in, all indicator LEDs will flash on

momentarily and the fan will turn on. The LCD display will scroll

two message screens for 2 seconds each:

Note: Until the UPS is connected to a powered AC outlet for the first time, COLD

START (startup in battery mode during a power failure) is not available. See

COLD START LCD setup section (pg. 22) for more information.

Power is not supplied to the UPS outlets in STANDBY mode in

the factory configuration. Bypass output can be enabled in

standby mode via the built-in LCD configuration screens.

2

Plug your equipment into your UPS.

Your UPS is designed to support computer equipment only. You

will overload your UPS if you connect household appliances or

laser printers to the UPS's outlets.

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Turn your UPS ON:

• Press the “ON/MUTE” button

• Hold it for several seconds until you hear a beep

• Release it

After successful completion of startup diagnostics, your UPS will

begin providing power to its outlets. The INPUT, AC/DC

(converter), DC/AC (inverter) and OUTPUT LEDs will illuminate

and the LCD screen will display:

ON LINE MODE

LOAD= 00% 0.00KW

If you're having trouble turning the UPS on, you may be

pressing the ON button too long. Release the button

"during" the beep (not after it stops).

Note: UPS system will function properly upon initial startup; however, maximum

runtime for the unit’s battery will only be accessible after it has been charged for

24 hours.

Quick Start Guide

Note: External battery pack options require configuration using front panel LCD interface or via Tripp Lite’s EXTERNAL BATTERY CONFIGURATION software. See page 23

for more information if you are connecting external batteries to this UPS.

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Your model may differ.

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2b

2c

Your model may differ.

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Basic Connection and Start-Up

Optional Connections

Your UPS will function properly without these connections.

1

Phone Line or Phone/Network Line Surge Suppression

Your UPS has jacks which protect against surges on a phone

line. Select models feature jacks which also protect against

surges on a network line.* Using appropriate telephone or

network cords connect your wall jack to the UPS jack marked

“IN.” Connect your equipment to the UPS jack marked “OUT.”

Make sure the equipment you connect to the UPS's jacks is also

protected against surges on the AC line.

* Not compatible with PoE (Power Over Ethernet) applications.

Note: Use the same type of connector for the phone line surge suppression input

and output ports.

2

USB and RS-232 Serial Communications

Use the included USB cable (see

2a

) and/or DB9 serial cable

(see

2b

) to connect the communication port of your computer

to the communication port of your UPS. Install on your

computer the Tripp Lite PowerAlert Software appropriate to your

computer's operating system. Your UPS may feature additional

communications ports; these ports may be connected to

additional computers that have PowerAlert Software installed.

Consult your PowerAlert manual for more information.

2c

Dry contact communications are simple, but some

knowledge of electronics is necessary to configure them. The

DB9 port’s pin assignments are shown in the diagram. If the

UPS battery is low, the UPS sends a signal by bridging pins 1

and 5. If utility power fails, the UPS sends a signal by bridging

pins 8 and 5. To shut the UPS down remotely, short pin 3 to

pin 9 for at least 60 seconds.

Your model may differ.

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3b

Your model may differ.

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Basic Connection and Start-Up

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EPO Port Connection

This optional feature is only for those applications that require

connection to a facility’s Emergency Power Off (EPO) circuit.

When the UPS is connected to this circuit, it enables

emergency shutdown of the UPS’s inverter and inhibits transfer

to internal bypass. Using the cable provided, connect the EPO

port of your UPS (see

3a

) to a user-supplied normally closed or

normally open switch according to the circuit diagram (see

3b

).

Note:

1. If using a cable other than what is supplied, the cable should not exceed

350 feet or have a resistance of greater than 10 ohms.

2. If a non-latching EPO switch is used, the EPO must be held for a minimum of

1 second. This does not apply to a latching EPO switch.

CAUTION: The EPO port is not a phone line surge

suppressor; do not connect a phone line to this port.

UPS Unit State when asserting EPO with AC line present:

LEDs Output Fans Serial SNMP USB LCD Screen

OFF OFF ON ON ON ON

“EMERGENCY

POWER OFF”

To restart the UPS unit after asserting EPO with AC line present:

Option 1:

1. Verify that the EPO assertion has been removed or cleared.

2. Press ON button until unit beeps, then release.

3. UPS output will turn back on after it completes diagnostics.

Option 2:

1. Verify that the EPO assertion has been removed or cleared.

2. Remove AC line power to the UPS unit, wait until the LCD is

completely off.

CAUTION: Do not open or mutilate batteries. Released material is harmful to the skin and eyes. It may be toxic. The following

precautions should be observed when working on batteries: Determine if the battery is inadvertently grounded. If inadvertently

grounded, remove the source from ground connection. Contact with any part of a grounded battery can result in electrical shock. The

likelihood of such a shock can be reduced if grounds are removed during installation and maintenance. (This is applicable to

equipment and remote battery supplies that do not have a grounded supply circuit.)

3. Reapply AC line power. Now the UPS will start back up in normal operation mode.

UPS Unit State when asserting EPO without AC line power:

LEDs Output Fans Serial SNMP USB LCD Screen

OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF “EMERGENCY POWER OFF”

To restart the UPS unit after asserting EPO without AC line present:

1. Verify that the EPO assertion has been removed or cleared.

2. Reapply AC line power to the UPS unit. Now the UPS will start back up in normal operation mode.

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External Battery Connection

Check the Unit Specific Accessories section under Overview for

compatible battery packs and maximum quantities for your UPS

system. Ensure that your battery pack matches the voltage

listed on your UPS battery connector. Adding external batteries

will increase recharge time as well as runtime. See the battery

pack owner’s manual for complete installation and setup

instructions. Make sure cables are fully inserted into their

connectors. Small sparks may result during battery connection;

this is normal. Do not connect or disconnect battery packs when

the UPS is running on battery power.

IMPORTANT! To calibrate your UPS so that the runtime-

remaining LCD and software information screens

accurately predict runtime with external battery packs

connected, see page 23 for more information if connecting

external batteries to this UPS.

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Operation

Modes of Operation

ON LINE MODE:

This is the standard operating mode for your UPS. In On-line mode, the UPS provides continuously regulated AC output and recharges

the battery system as needed. If input power becomes unstable, the UPS will automatically maintain sine wave output from battery

reserves.

ON LINE MODE LEDs: AC INPUT, AC/DC, DC/AC & OUTPUT LEDs on. ON LINE MODE LCD SCREEN: Operating mode and UPS load

information

Note: A flashing INPUT LED indicates that input power is available, but is either not stable enough or of the wrong frequency to utilize in a bypass capacity.

ON LINE MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS:

When first entering On Line mode, the LCD screen will display load information in percentage and kilowatt units. To display additional

information screens, tap the SCROLL DOWN (“v”) button repeatedly. Additional screens include: Kilowatt hour usage, Kilowatt capacity

remaining, Runtime-remaining in minutes, Battery voltage and charge percentage, Output voltage and frequency, Input voltage and

frequency, Load Power Factor and Load percentage plus kVA capacity.

ON BATTERY MODE:

In this mode, the UPS is providing battery-derived sine wave AC output to connected equipment. Battery mode is an automatic response

to power failure or extreme voltage fluctuation while the UPS is running in on-line or economy modes The UPS can also be cold-started

into Battery mode manually during a power failure by pressing and holding the ON/TEST button (see how-to section). The UPS will

automatically return to on-line or economy modes once mains power is restored and stable. To silence the audible alarm, press the ON/

MUTE button. The alarm will re-sound to warn of low battery conditions. As batteries become fully depleted, the UPS alarm will sound for

5 seconds continuously and AC output will turn off. The front panel LCD will display “OUTPUT OFF/BATTERY LOW” for up to 5 minutes

before automatically turning off.

ON BATTERY MODE LEDs: BATTERY, AC/DC, DC/AC & OUTPUT

LEDs on.

ON BATTERY MODE LCD SCREEN: Operating mode and UPS load

information

ON BATTERY MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS:

When first entering ON BATTERY mode, the LCD screen will display load information in percentage and kilowatt units. To display additional

information screens, tap the SCROLL DOWN (“v”) button repeatedly. Additional screens include: Kilowatt hour usage, Kilowatt capacity

remaining, Runtime-remaining in minutes, Battery voltage and charge percentage, Output voltage and frequency, Input voltage and

frequency, Load Power Factor and Load percentage plus kVA capacity.

BYPASS MODE:

BYPASS is an operating mode where the UPS is passing unprocessed input power directly through to the output. BYPASS MODE can

engage on an automatic basis (AUTO-BYPASS) or as an emergency UPS operating mode that maintains output to connected equipment

in case of UPS overload or internal component failure that would otherwise cause connected equipment to lose power. AUTO-BYPASS

MODE operation resulting from sudden UPS overload as the UPS is running in ON LINE MODE will automatically reset, once the output

load is reduced. BYPASS MODE resulting from internal UPS failure may not automatically reset, and if the message persists, users

should contact Tripp Lite for troubleshooting or repair options. Regardless of the cause, the UPS will not provide battery backup anytime

the LCD screen reports BYPASS MODE.

BYPASS MODE is also displayed on the LCD display when the UPS is configured via the LCD STANDBY MODE screen to ENABLE BYPASS

OUTPUT. Once this preference is set, the UPS will scroll BYPASS MODE with loading information and PRESS ON KEY TO TURN UPS ON.

In this mode, the UPS is providing standby mode operation with power at the outputs and the charger is operational, but the UPS will not

provide backup if power fails in this mode.

 

 

 

 

(FLASHING)

 

 

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BYPASS MODE LEDs: INPUT, BYPASS (flashing) & OUTPUT

LEDs on.

BYPASS MODE LCD SCREEN: Operating mode and UPS load

information*

*Note: When bypass mode is set as a preference in the STANDBY MODE LCD screen, the BYPASS mode screen will alternate between BYPASS MODE with loading information

and PRESS ON KEY TO TURN UPS ON.

STANDBY MODE:

When first connected to a live power source, the UPS will automatically energize in Standby mode. The LCD panel will scroll “STANDBY

MODE / PRESS ON KEY TO START UPS” and the charger will activate as necessary, but there is no UPS output or battery backup support

available in this mode. To turn the UPS on for normal operation, press and hold the ON button until a beep is heard; the UPS will

energize after a series of diagnostic tests are completed. To turn the UPS completely off from standby mode, just unplug the UPS from

its power source; the UPS will report OFF WAITING and the fan and LCD screen will turn off after approximately 30 seconds.

STANDBY MODE LEDs: INPUT LED on. STANDBY MODE LCD SCREEN (2 messages, 2 sec. each):

• STANDBY MODE and UPS load information

• PRESS ON KEY TO TURN ON UPS (Not Shown)

Note: A flashing INPUT LED indicates that input power is available, but is not stable enough to utilize. Pressing the ON button in standby mode while this LED is

blinking will “cold start” the UPS into battery mode.

STANDBY MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS:

When first entering STANDBY mode, the LCD screen will display load information in percentage and kilowatt units. To display additional

information screens, tap the SCROLL DOWN (“v”) button repeatedly. Additional screens include: Kilowatt hour usage, Kilowatt capacity

remaining, Runtime-remaining in minutes, Battery voltage and charge percentage, Output voltage and frequency, Input voltage and

frequency, Load Power Factor and Load percentage plus kVA capacity.

ECONOMY MODE:

Economy mode refers to an optional UPS configuration for reduced power consumption and heat output. A UPS in economy mode

reduces power consumption by suspending the double conversion [AC-to-DC / DC-to-AC] process whenever input power is already of high

enough quality to pass through to connected equipment unchanged. The UPS will automatically switch back to on-line mode if input

power quality deteriorates to ensure that connected equipment receives high quality power under all conditions. See LCD Set-Up section

under Operation for configuration info.

ECONOMY MODE LEDs: INPUT, AC/DC, ECO, OUTPUT LEDs on. ECONOMY MODE LCD SCREEN: Operating mode and UPS load

information

ECONOMY MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS:

When first entering ECONOMY mode, the LCD screen will display load information in percentage and kilowatt units. To display additional

information screens, tap the SCROLL DOWN (“v”) button repeatedly. Additional screens include: Kilowatt hour usage, Kilowatt capacity

remaining, Runtime-remaining in minutes, Battery voltage and charge percentage, Output voltage and frequency, Input voltage and

frequency, Load Power Factor and Load percentage plus kVA capacity.

 

 

 

 

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BATTERY TEST MODE:

To verify battery backup operation of your UPS, you can periodically perform a manual or programmed self-test of the UPS system. To

manually initiate a self-test while the UPS is operating in On-Line or Economy mode, press the ON/MUTE switch until a beep is heard,

then release. The UPS can be configured via the front panel LCD interface for no test, weekly or monthly self-test (factory default

configuration: monthly). Self-test can also be initiated via PowerAlert software at user determined intervals (see PowerAlert software

documentation for more information). When a self-test is run, the UPS will cycle to battery power for approximately 10 seconds and

automatically switch back to AC mode. If a failure mode or low battery condition is encountered, UPS will report “BATTERY FAULT” alarm

message and beep briefly once every two seconds. If the battery is okay, the display will return to the previous menu.

BATTERY MODE LEDs: INPUT, BATTERY, AC/DC, OUTPUT LEDs on. BATTERY MODE LCD SCREEN: BATTERY TEST and UPS load

information

BATTERY TEST MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS:

None—for the duration of the battery test the display will report output loading information.

FREQ (FREQUENCY) CONVERTER MODE:

Your UPS is compatible with 100-127V nominal input voltage at either 50 or 60Hz. The UPS will automatically self-configure for 50Hz or

60 Hz operation based on utility power conditions at start-up and regulates output power within ±0.05 Hz of the selected frequency. The

UPS system also has an advanced setting that allows continuous frequency conversion from 50 Hz to 60 Hz or from 60 Hz to 50 Hz.

The advanced frequency conversion setting is accessible through the LCD, the included PowerAlert software or the optional

SNMPWEBCARD internal accessory card. When continuous frequency conversion is enabled, the maximum output capacity of the UPS

system is derated by 30%. To set the UPS for frequency conversion, you’ll need to adjust settings on two separate LCD configuration

screens: OUTPUT FREQUENCY (select 50 or 60Hz) and FREQ CONVERTER (select enable or disable). See UPS SET-UP MENU operation

section for instructions on setting these two options. When the UPS is running in FREQ CONVERTER mode, the INPUT LED will blink to

indicate that both AUTOMATIC BYPASS and MANUAL BYPASS operations are not available (since bypass would allow the wrong frequency

to pass through to connected equipment).

FREQUENCY CONVERTER MODE LEDs: INPUT (blinking), AC/DC,

DC/AC and OUTPUT LEDs on.

FREQ CONVERTER MODE LCD SCREEN: “FREQ CONVERTER”

and UPS load information

FREQ CONVERTER MODE LCD VIEWING OPTIONS:

When first entering FREQUENCY CONVERTER MODE, the LCD screen will display load information in percentage and kilowatt units. To

display additional information screens, tap the SCROLL DOWN (“v”) button repeatedly. Additional screens include: Kilowatt hour usage,

Kilowatt capacity remaining, Runtime-remaining in minutes, Battery voltage and charge percentage, Output voltage and frequency, Input

voltage and frequency, Load Power Factor and Load percentage plus kVA capacity.

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Operation

LCD Informational Screens

This UPS is configured with a two-row, 32-character LCD screen to offer detailed UPS status, control and configuration options.

In most display modes, the upper row of text continuously identifies the current operational mode. Supported modes are BYPASS, ON

LINE, ON BATTERY, ECONOMY, FREQ (FREQUENCY) CONVERTER & STANDBY (See OPERATIONAL MODES section for more information on

each operating mode).

The lower row of text identifies particular measurement values. To scroll between the seven available measurement screens, press the

SELECT button repeatedly. The display can be “parked” on a particular value for full-time display while the UPS is running in that mode.

All nine data screens are available to be monitored from each of the six operating modes:

Operating Modes (Top Line)

1. ON LINE MODE

2. ON BATTERY MODE

3. ECONOMY MODE

4. STANDBY MODE

5. BYPASS MODE

6. FREQ CONVERTER

Data Screens (Second Line)

1. LOAD PERCENTAGE & LOAD KILOWATTS

2. OUTPUT LOAD PERCENTAGE & LOAD (KVA)

3. OUTPUT LOAD POWER FACTOR

4. INPUT VOLTAGE & FREQUENCY

5. OUTPUT VOLTAGE & FREQUENCY

6. BATTERY VOLTAGE & CAPACITY PERCENTAGE

7. ESTIMATED BATTERY RUNTIME (MINUTES)

8. REMAINING WATTS/CAPACITY

9. DEMAND ENERGY FOR LAST HOUR (KILOWATT/HOURS)

  

 

PRESS TO ADVANCE

  

 

  

 

  

 

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

 

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The LOAD data screen specifies the amount of power that

connected equipment is currently using in terms of percentage and

kW / kilowatts (1kW = 1000 watts / 0.5kW = 500 watts, etc.).

4th screen

The DEMAND ENERGY screen offers continuous data on the KWh

(kilowatt-hours) that connected equipment has consumed in the

last one-hour period.

5th screen

The REMAIN WATTS screen tracks the remaining capacity of the

UPS in kilowatts. (1kW = 1000 watts / 0.5kW = 500 watts, etc.).

6th screen

The RUNTIME remaining screen tracks the approximate minutes

of runtime available under the current loading and battery pack

configuration. The runtime value will automatically re-calculate as

connected equipment power consumption changes.

7th screen

The BATTERY voltage screen tracks the charge level of your

connected battery bank in terms of voltage and charge percentage.

8th screen

The OUTPUT VOLTAGE & FREQUENCY screen displays current data.

9th screen

The INPUT VOLTAGE & FREQUENCY screen displays current data.

* Set of 9 information screens are shown in ON LINE MODE, but can also be viewed from all 6 operating modes.

LCD Status & Supported Measurements

1st screen

2nd Screen

The OUTPUT LOAD LEVEL screen indicates the load percentage and

kVA output load level.

3rd Screen

The OUTPUT LOAD POWER FACTOR screen indicates the power

factor of connected equipment.

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Operation

UPS Setup Overview

Your UPS supports a variety of advanced configuration options that can be set up via PowerAlert software, the front panel LCD screen

and the External Battery Configuration software. Many of the configurations can be adjusted using more than one of these methods.

1. Using PowerAlert Software

PowerAlert software (included on CD or available as a free Web download on tripplite.com) can be used to configure Economy Mode ON

and OFF. The software also supports Economy Mode Operation scheduling, allowing you to set timers to engage and disengage Economy

Mode.

2. Using the LCD Interface

This UPS supports a variety of user setup options and custom configurations that can be accessed via the front panel LCD screen.

Configuration and information items include:

1. Output Voltage

2. Output Frequency

3. Bypass Range

4. Overload Alarm

5. Shutdown After

6. Battery Save

7. Standby Mode

8. Frequency Converter

9. Economy Mode

10. Cold Start

11. Battery Test

12. External Batt

13. Audible Alarm

14. Factory Default

15. Alarm History

16. Information

To access these user options, enter the UPS SET-UP menu by pressing the SCROLL UP & SCROLL DOWN buttons simultaneously for

at least 3 seconds. The screen will report UPS SET-UP on the upper row and EXIT ENTER on the bottom row. Enter the setup menu by

pressing the button directly under the word “ENTER” in the LCD (the SCROLL UP button). In Set-Up mode, the second row will always

identify the function of the two scroll buttons (“

v

” & “

^

”). When a value is “set” via the LCD, the display will show a “*” immediately

following the new value.

Many LCD configuration items cannot be accessed in ON LINE, ON BATTERY, ECONOMY or FREQ CONVERTER mode. Turn

off connected equipment and set the UPS to STANDBY MODE prior to entering the UPS SET-UP menu to gain access to all

configuration items.

Any time the UPS SET-UP menu is entered, you will need to scroll through all 16 functions until you see the UPS SET-UP ENTER / EXIT

menu screen again and EXIT (

^

) is pressed. You can then power-on the UPS and all changed menu items will take effect. Below, we will

show the order of operations in the UPS Setup menu with a brief description of each configuration screen.

If you feel you may have enabled, disabled or specified advanced set-up values that may not be ideal for your configuration,

just reset to FACTORY DEFAULT to return all set-up items to the original factory configuration.

Note: Values in the LCD with an adjacent “*” symbol reflect the current SET value for that attribute.

 

 

120V*

SCROLL SELECT

 

 

60HZ*

SCROLL SELECT

 

 

WIDE*

SCROLL SELECT

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UPS Setup Order of Operations

To access the UPS Setup screens, press both the SCROLL (

v

) and SELECT (^) buttons simultaneously and hold for 3 seconds.

1

The OUTPUT VOLTAGE selection screen will appear.

OUTPUT VOLTAGE refers to the nominal output voltage of the UPS. This value is most

commonly set to match the prevailing country or region-specific nominal voltage. In general,

use 120V for USA and Canada, 127V for Mexico and 100V for Japan. Additional values of

110 & 115V are also available. Note: Certain voltage settings will cause automatic de-rating.

See specifications on unit label for de-rating info.

Press “SELECT” (

^

) to SET this value.

Press “SCROLL” (

v

) to advance to the next option.

Available values are: 100, 110, 115, 120 &

127V

Press SCROLL (

v

) to browse options

and press SELECT (

^

) to SET.

Factory default = 120V

2

The OUTPUT FREQUENCY selection screen will appear.

OUTPUT FREQUENCY refers to the cycles-per-second (Hz) of UPS output power. This value is

most commonly set to match the prevailing country or region-specific frequency. In general,

in the USA, Canada and Mexico use the 60Hz factory setting. In 100-127V 50Hz locations,

such as Jamaica, Antigua and parts of Japan, set the UPS to 50Hz. To successfully configure

your UPS to convert frequency from 50-to-60Hz or 60-to-50Hz, set BOTH the OUTPUT

FREQUENCY to the desired setting and enable this function by setting the FREQ

CONVERSION to ENABLE.

To Change This

Setting:

Press “SELECT” (

^

)

To Advance to

the Next Screen:

Press SCROLL (

v

)

To Change This

Setting:

Press “SELECT” (

^

)

Press “SELECT” (

^

) to SET this value.

Press “SCROLL” (

v

) to advance to the next option.

Available values are: 60Hz, 50Hz

Scroll through available values and press

SELECT (

^

) to SET.

Factory default = 60Hz

To Advance to

the Next Screen:

Press SCROLL (

v

)

3

The BYPASS RANGE selection screen will appear.

BYPASS RANGE: When ECONOMY MODE is enabled, this UPS will allow line voltage that’s

already of sufficient quality pass through to connected equipment unchanged. The BYPASS

RANGE control gives users the ability to control the amount of deviation from the selected

nominal voltage before automatically turning back to on-line mode. The factory setting of

WIDE is compatible with the vast majority of networking equipment. Using this control, users

of even the most sensitive equipment can utilize the UPS in economy mode by selecting

alternate preset values. Regardless of the “plus or minus” value entered, the highest bypass

voltage available is 135V. The lowest bypass voltage available is 90V (full load) and 70V

(<70% load). The “Wide” range reflects these same values (full load 90 to 135V / <70%

load 70 to 135V).

To Change This

Setting:

Press “SELECT” (

^

)

Press “SELECT” (

^

) to SET this value.

Press “SCROLL” (

v

) to advance to the next option.

Available values are: +/-5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,

12, 13, 14, 15% & wide

Scroll through available values and press

SELECT (

^

) to SET.

Factory default = WIDE

To Advance to

the Next Screen:

Press SCROLL (

v

)

Note: The UPS must be

in Standby Mode to

change this setting.

Note: The UPS must be

in Standby Mode to

change this setting.

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 

105%*

SCROLL SELECT

 

 

DISABLE*

SCROLL SELECT

 

 

DISABLE*

SCROLL SELECT

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4

The OVERLOAD ALARM selection screen will appear.

OVERLOAD ALARM refers to the point at which the UPS will sound its’ overload alarm. The

factory setting of 105% will provide adequate overload warnings for most applications, but

alternative values from 5% to the 105% default (in 5% intervals) are available for custom

configurations.

5

The SHUTDOWN AFTER selection screen will appear.

SHUTDOWN AFTER refers to the amount of runtime the UPS will provide in a power failure

before turning off. The factory configuration of DISABLE is suitable for applications where the

longest possible runtime is desired. In cases where a specific amount of runtime is needed

(and no more), you can set the shutdown-after value to a specific number between 5 and

90 minutes (in 5 min. intervals), using this control.

6

The BATTERY SAVE selection screen will appear.

BATTERY SAVE option enables automatic UPS power-off in battery mode when there is no

need for continued operation. This option prevents unnecessary battery discharge by shutting

off UPS power once the load level falls below a user-selectable percentage for 10 continuous

minutes. Settings are available to enable shutdown at load levels between 5% and 95% (in

5% increments). This feature is ideal for non-monitored UPS configurations where connected

equipment consumes a significant amount of UPS capacity but is subsequently shutdown, or

when devices are connected to a UPS but are not powered on to begin with, and thus

require no battery backup. Users may determine the ideal percentage setpoint by monitoring

the UPS LCD load level screen for typical power consumption in both operating and

shutdown modes. For example, if your equipment normally consumes 40-100% UPS

capacity while operational, but drops to 3% once it’s shutdown, a BATTERY SAVE percentage

setting of 5% would be ideal. Once connected equipment power consumption falls below the

selected percentage for 10 continuous minutes, the UPS will turn off automatically,

preventing unnecessary battery discharge. The factory default for this option is DISABLE.

To Change This

Setting:

Press “SELECT” (

^

)

Press “SELECT” (

^

) to SET this value.

Press “SCROLL” (

v

) to advance to the next option.

Available values are: 5% to 105%

(in 5% intervals)

Scroll through available values and press

SELECT (

^

) to SET.

Factory default = 105%

To Advance to

the Next Screen:

Press SCROLL (

v

)

To Change This

Setting:

Press “SELECT” (

^

)

Press “SELECT” (

^

) to SET this value.

Press “SCROLL” (

v

) to advance to the next option.

Available values are: 5 to 90 minutes

(in 5 min. intervals)

Scroll through available values and press

SELECT (

^

) to SET.

Factory default = DISABLE

To Advance to

the Next Screen:

Press SCROLL (

v

)

To Change This

Setting:

Press “SELECT” (

^

)

Press “SELECT” (

^

) to SET this value.

Press “SCROLL” (

v

) to advance to the next option.

Available values are: 5% to 95% (in 5% intervals)

Scroll through available values and press

SELECT (

^

) to SET.

Factory default = DISABLE

To Advance to

the Next Screen:

Press SCROLL (

v

)

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