The following connection points are located on the rear of the UPS:
• Input/output plug-socket [3]: connect the power supply cable and the output extension sockets
to this connector, as indicated in the diagram.
• Socket for connection of RS 232 (9 pin female) type, computer serial interface [5]: to be used if
the 'SuperviSor light' UPS diagnostics software is required.
• 1 socket to connect the remote control and the computer interface to logic signals ( contacts)
[4]: for use with the respective accessoires (optional)
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For reasons of safety, we recommend the cables supplied are not modified; in addition it is
essential to ensure that the mains outlet used for the UPS is connected securely to the earth
circuit.
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The mains outlet, or the circuit breaker, must be installed near the appliance and must be
easily accessible.
3.1
Proceed with the installation as follows:
1. Locate the UPS so that the ventilation outlets are not obstructed.
2. Connect the power supply cable and the multiple-socket, output extension to the Input-
Output connector [3] (see fig.1)
3. Check that the on/off switches of all the appliances to be connected to the UPS are OFF and
connect them to the output extension.
4. Insert the power supply plug into a power outlet that is adequate for the voltage and current
required.
3.2
switching on
1. Switch the UPS on with the appropriate button [1] (refer to the section on 'Functions and Signals'
at the paragraph 'controls'): The UPS initially supplies the output directly with mains power using
its bypass (signalled by the yellow LED) [2] and after a few seconds switches over to its inverter
and enters its normal operation mode (the green MAINS LED [2] is on).
2. Switch the connected loads on and, after any bypass intervention, check that normal operation
is resumed: at this point the green MAINS LED [2] is on. Should the connected loads be too large,
the bypass will remain active and the red ALARM LED [2] will flash.
3. A few moments after switching on, the UPS will automatically test its batteries to check they are
operating correctly (refer to the section on the 'Battery Test').
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