Minuteman PRO-E User manual

User's Manual
PRO-E SERIES

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© Copyright Para Systems, Inc., 2003
PRO-E Series User's Manual
1. Introduction 2
2. Controls and Indicators 5
3. Installation 7
4. Operation 9
5. Troubleshooting 12
6. Replacing the Battery 13
7. Obtaining Service 16
8. Specifications 17
9. Configurable Parameters & Settings 18
10. Limited Product Warranty 19
11. Declaration of Conformity 21
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS !
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Thank you for purchasing a MINUTEMAN power protection product. It has been
designed and manufactured to provide many years of trouble free service.
Please read this manual before installing your PRO-E Series UPS, models
PRO500E, PRO700E, PRO1100E, PRO1500E, PRO500iE, PRO700iE,
PRO1100iE, PRO1500iE, as it provides important information that should be
followed during installation and maintenance of the UPS and batteries allowing
you to correctly set up your system for the maximum safety and performance.
Included is information on customer support and factory service if it is required.
If you experience a problem with the UPS please refer to the Troubleshooting
guide in this manual to correct the problem or collect enough information so
that the MINUTEMAN Technical Support Department can rapidly assist you.
CAUTION! To reduce the risk of electrical shock with the installa-
tion of this UPS equipment and the connected equipment, the user
must ensure that the combined sum of the AC leakage current does
not exceed 3.5mA.
This symbol indicates "ATTENTION"
This symbol indicates "Risk of Electrical Shock"
This symbol indicates "Alternating Current Supply"
This symbol indicates "Direct Current Supply"
This symbol indicates "Alternating Current Supply Phase"
This symbol indicates "Equipment Grounding Conductor"

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WARNING: Risk of Electrical Shock. Hazardous live parts inside
these power supplies are energized from the battery even when the
AC input is disconnected.
To de-energize the outputs of the UPS:
1. If the UPS is on press and release the On/Off/Test button.
2. Disconnect the UPS from the AC wall outlet.
3. To de-energize the UPS completely, disconnect the battery.
This Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) contains potentially hazardous volt-
ages. DO NOT attempt to disassemble the UPS. This UPS contains no user
serviceable parts. Repairs and battery replacement must be performed by
AUTHORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY.
CAUTION! To reduce the risk of electrical shock in conditions where
the load equipment grounding cannot be verified, disconnect the UPS
from the AC wall outlet before installing a computer interface cable.
Reconnect the power cord only after all signaling connections are made.
CAUTION! Connect the UPS to a two pole, three wire grounding
AC wall outlet. The receptacle must be connected to the appropriate
branch protection (circuit breaker or fuse). Connection to any other
type of receptacle may result in a shock hazard and violate local elec-
trical codes.
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NOTICE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the speci-
fications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules and the Class B limits for
radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference of
the Canadian Department of Communications. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installa-
tion. This equipment generates and uses radio frequency and if not installed
and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer's instruc-
tions, this equipment may cause interference to radio and television reception.
If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged
to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
!Re-orient the receiving antenna.
!Relocate the computer with respect to the receiver.
!Move the computer away from the receiver.
!Plug the computer into a different outlet so that the computer and receiver
are on different branch circuits.
!Shielded communications interface cables must be used with this product.
WARNING: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly ap-
proved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.

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Para Systems Life Support Policy
As a general policy, Para Systems Inc. (Para Systems) does not recommend
the use of any of its products in life support applications where failure or mal-
function of the Para Systems product can be reasonably expected to cause
failure of the life support device or to significantly affect its safety or effective-
ness. Para Systems does not recommend the use of any of its products in
direct patient care. Para Systems will not knowingly sell its products for use in
such applications unless it receives in writing assurances satisfactory to Para
Systems that (a) the risks of injury or damage have been minimized, (b) the
customer assumes all such risks, and (c) the liability of Para Systems Inc. is
adequately protected under the circumstances.
Examples of devices considered to be life support devices are neonatal oxygen
analyzers, nerve stimulators (whether used for anesthesia, pain relief, or other
purposes), auto transfusion devices, blood pumps, defibrillators, arrhythmia
detectors and alarms, pacemakers, hemodialysis systems, peritoneal dialysis
systems, neonatal ventilator incubators, ventilators for both adults and infants,
anesthesia ventilators, and infusion pumps as well as any other devices desig-
nated as “critical” by the United States FDA.
Hospital grade wiring devices and leakage current may be ordered as options
on many PARA SYSTEMS UPS systems. PARA SYSTEMS does not claim
that units with this modification are certified or listed as Hospital Grade by
PARA SYSTEMS or any other organization. Therefore, these units do not
meet the requirements for use in direct patient care.
After removing your MINUTEMAN UPS from its carton, it should be inspected
for damage that may have occurred in shipping. Immediately notify the carrier
and place of purchase if any damage is found. Warranty claims for damage
caused by the carrier will not be honored. The packing materials that your UPS
was shipped in are carefully designed to minimize any shipping damage. In the
unlikely case that the UPS needs to be returned to MINUTEMAN, please use
the original packing material. Since MINUTEMAN is not responsible for ship-
ping damage incurred when the system is returned, the original packing mate-
rial is inexpensive insurance. PLEASE SAVE THE PACKING MATERIALS!
Receiving Inspection

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On-Line On-Battery Buck Boost
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On-Line/On-Battery/Boost/Buck LED
Overload LED
Weak/Bad Battery LED
On/Off/Test Button
Fault LED
Press and release the ON/OFF/Test Button after 1 beep to turn the
UPS ON or OFF (see section 4).
The On-Line/On-Battery/Boost and Buck (green) LED illuminates in a steady
state when the UPS is on and supplying AC power to the load. The LED blinks
and the audible alarm sounds, when supplying battery power to the load. The
LED blinks and no audible alarm when the UPS is in either the boost or the
buck mode.
The Fault (red) LED illuminates when the UPS has detected an inter-
nal fault. (see section 5)
The Overload (yellow) LED illuminates when the loads connected to
the UPS exceeds the UPS power rating. (see section 5)
The Weak/Bad Battery (red) LED illuminates when the UPS has
detected that the batteries are Weak/Bad. Battery replacement might
be required. (see section 5)

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REAR PANEL
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1. The Information/Rating Label.
2. The Battery Backup and Surge output power receptacles are NEMA 5-15R
type (IEC 320 C13 sockets for 230V models).
3. The USB Communications Interface Port is for UPS monitoring and control.
4. The RS232 Communications Interface Port is for UPS monitoring and
control.
5. The Dipswitches are for setting the Inverter output voltage.
6. The input power cord has a NEMA 5-15P Plug (IEC 320 C14 socket for 230V
models).
7. The input circuit breaker will trip in the event the load exceeds the UPS’s
power rating.
8. The RJ11/RJ45 modular connectors are used for 10 Base-T Network/Fax/
Modem protection.
WARNING: The 230V models are NETWORK PROTECTION ONLY.
9. The Surge ONLY output power receptacles are NEMA 5-15R type (IEC 320
C13 sockets for 230V models).
NOTE: The Surge ONLY output power receptacles are only on the following
models: PRO500E, PRO700E, PRO500iE, PRO700iE.
10. The Site Wiring Fault (SWF) LED illuminates when the UPS detects an
improperly wired AC wall outlet (120V models only).
120V Models
230V Models

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INSTALLATION PLACEMENT
The PRO-E series is intended to be install in a temperature controlled environ-
ment that is free of conductive contaminants. Select a location which will pro-
vide good air circulation for the UPS at all times. Avoid locations near heating
devices, water or excessive humidity, or where the UPS is exposed to direct
sunlight. Route power cords so they cannot be walked on or damaged.
Operating Temperature (Maximum): 0 to 40 degrees C (+32 to 104 degrees F)
Operating Elevation: 0 to 3,000m (0 to 10,000 ft)
Operating and Storage Relative Humidity: 95%, non-condensing
Storage Temperature: -15 to +45 degrees C (+5 to +113 degrees F)
Storage Elevation: 0 to 15,000m (0 to +50,000 ft)
INSTALLATION
Be sure to read the installation placement and all the cautions before installing
the UPS. Place the UPS in the final desired location and complete the rest of
the installation procedure. USE CAUTION: The UPS is heavy. Use the
appropriate number of personnel when installing the UPS.
CONNECTING YOUR EQUIPMENT
Plug the equipment into the output receptacles on the rear panel of the UPS.
Do not use extension cords, adapter plugs, power strips or surge strips on the
output of the UPS. Ensure that you do not exceed the maximum output rating
of the UPS (refer to the UPS's back panel or the Electrical Specifications in this
manual).
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CAUTION! DO NOT connect a laser printer to the output receptacles on the
UPS, unless the UPS is rated 2000VA or greater. A laser printer
draws significantly more power when printing than at idle and
may overload the UPS.

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DO NOT plug Power Strips or Surge Protection Devices into
the ”Battery Backup” Receptacles on the UPS. Plugging Power
Strips or Surge Protection Devices into the “Battery Backup”
Receptacles may cause internal damage to the UPS, the Power
Strip, or the Surge Protection Device.
WARNING!
CHARGING THE BATTERY
The PRO-E Series UPS will charge the internal batteries whenever the UPS is
connected to an AC source. It is recommended that the UPS's batteries be
charged for a minimum of 4 hours before use. The UPS may be used
immediately, however, the “ON Battery” runtime may be less than normally
expected.
CAUTION! If the UPS indicates a Site Wiring Fault (SWF), have a
Qualified Electrician correct the problem.
Connecting to the Communications Port is optional. The UPS works
properly without a connection.
NOTE:
CHECKING THE SITE WIRING FAULT
After plugging in the UPS, check the Site Wiring Fault (SWF) LED on the rear
panel of the UPS. If the SWF LED is illuminated, the UPS is plugged into an
improperly wired AC outlet.
COMMUNICATIONS PORT CONNECTION (OPTIONAL)
MINUTEMAN Power Monitoring Software and interface cables kits can be used
with the PRO-E Series UPS. Use only MINUTEMAN or MINUTEMAN approved
interface cables with these UPSs. Connect the interface cable (Serial or USB)
to the appropriate communications port on the rear panel of the UPS. Connect
the other end of the cable to the device that will be monitoring/controlling the
UPS.
CONNECTING THE UPS TO AN AC SOURCE
Plug the UPS into a two pole, three wire, grounded receptacle only. Do not use
extension cords, adapter plugs, power strips or surge strips.
NOTE: If the UPS is going to be out of service or stored for a prolonged period
of time, the batteries must be recharged for at least twenty-four hours
every ninety days.
The RJ45 protection sockets for the 230V models are NETWORK
PROTECTION ONLY. Connecting a Fax/Modem/Phone line is
PROHIBITED.
WARNING:
NETWORK/FAX/MODEM PROTECTION CONNECTION (OPTIONAL)
Connect a 10 Base-T network, Fax or Modem line to the RJ11/45 protection
sockets on the rear panel of the UPS. This connection will require another
length of telephone or network cable. The cable coming from the telephone
service or networked system is connected to the port marked “IN”. The equip-
ment to be protected is connected to the port marked "OUT".
Connecting to the Network/Fax/Modem protection socket connection
is optional. The UPS works properly without a connection.
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TURNING THE UNIT ON/OFF
ON / OFF / Test Button
SELF TEST
Press and release the ON/OFF/Test Button after one beep to turn the UPS ON
and supply power to the load. The load is immediately powered while the UPS
runs a two-second self test. Press and release the ON/OFF/Test Button after
one beep to turn the UPS OFF. The UPS will continue to charge the batteries
whenever it is plugged into an AC outlet and there is AC present.
The self test feature is useful to verify the correct operation of the UPS and the
condition of the batteries. With the UPS in the normal On-Line mode, press
and hold the ON/OFF/Test Button for approximately 4 seconds (four beeps),
then release the button. The UPS will perform a ten-second self test. During
the self test, the UPS will switch to battery power and the On-Line LED will
blink and the audible alarm will sound. The length of the test that is automati-
cally performed every two weeks is longer than the start-up or user invoked
test. This test will run for approximately fifteen-seconds to measure the battery’s
capability to provide an acceptable amount of runtime. If the UPS fails a self
test, one of the LEDs will remain illuminated indicating the type of problem.
Note: The UPS will automatically perform a self test on start-up and every two
weeks.
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS
The DIP Switch setting may be changed by the user to set the desired Inverter
(on battery) output voltage. The DIP Switch must be set to the desired Inverter
output voltage and then the UPS must be turned OFF and restarted to reconfigure
the microprocessor and save the changes. The Inverter (on battery) output
voltage setting for the 120V models can be either 120VAC (default) or 127VAC.
Changing the Inverter output voltage to 127VAC, will also change the Buck
setpoint from 130VAC (default) to 136VAC. The Inverter (on battery) output
voltage setting for the 230V models can be either 230VAC (default) or 208VAC.
Changing the Inverter output voltage to 208VAC, will also change the Boost1
setpoint from 206VAC (default) to 198VAC.
Inverter output voltage
Switch 1 2
120V (230V)
127V (208V)

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ALARMS
ON BATTERY
When the UPS is operating on the batteries, the On-Battery LED will blink and
the audible alarm will sound once every 10-seconds. The alarm will stop once
the UPS returns to the On-Line operation.
UPS FAULT
When the UPS detects a hardware fault, the Fault LED will illuminate and the
UPS will sound a constant alarm. The fault condition, in some instances, may
be reset by turning the UPS OFF and then ON. (see section 5 Troubleshooting)
OVERLOAD
When the amount of load attached to the UPS exceeds its power rating, the
Overload LED will illuminate and the UPS will sound a constant alarm. This
alarm will remain on until the excess load is removed or the UPS’s self protec-
tion circuit shuts the UPS down.
WEAK/BAD BATTERY
The UPS automatically tests the battery’s condition and will illuminate the Weak/
Bad Battery LED and sound the alarm. This alarm will be repeated until the
batteries pass a self test. If the battery is bad or disconnected, the Weak/Bad
Battery LED will illuminate and the alarm will beep three times every five-min-
utes until the battery is reconnected or replaced. If the battery is weak, the
Weak/Bad Battery LED will illuminate and the alarm will beep one time every
ten-minutes until the battery is recharged or replaced. It is recommended that
the UPS be allowed to charge overnight before performing a battery test to
confirm a Weak/Bad Battery condition.
NOTE: If the UPS has a Weak/Bad Battery Alarm after reconnecting of replac-
ing the batteries, the user must initiate a self test to clear the Weak/Bad Bat-
tery Alarm. To initiate a self test see section 4 "SELF TEST".
LOW BATTERY WARNING
The UPS will sound two beeps every five-seconds when the battery reserve
runs low. This condition will continue until AC returns or the UPS shuts down
from battery exhaustion.
FAN LOCK
AC Mode: If the fan becomes locked, the alarm will beep one time every two-
seconds until the fan is unlocked.
Battery Mode: If the fan becomes locked, the alarm will beep one time every
two-seconds for thirty-seconds, then the output will turn off, the alarm will sound
continuously and the Fault LED will illuminate. The UPS must be turned off and
the fan unlocked to clear the Fan lock Alarm.

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COMMUNICATIONS PORTS (RS232 and USB)
The RS232 communication port is a standard DB9 female with both RS232 and
simulated contact closure capability. The PRO-E series UPS will poll the port
and activate the port for RS232 or contact closure in accordance with the type
of cable it finds connected to the port. To change the port configuration requires
the unit be turned off and restarted with the desired cable connected. The
pinout for the port is depicted per the chart below.
Pin 1: EPO Emergency Power Off (pull and hold this pin low to turn off the UPS,
release this pin from low to turn to restart the UPS)
Pin 2: /TXD
Pin 3: /RXD and receive ups shutdown command
Pin 4: Simulated contact closure AC fail, NO
Pin 5: Ground
Pin 6: Simulated contact closure low battery warning, NO
Pin 7: Simulated contact closure AC fail, NC
Pin 8: AC fail signal (high to low signal)
Pin 9: Not Used
NOTE: See the SentryII CD for the Power Monitoring Software installation.
See the USB Driver CD for the USB installation.
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Possible Cause
Symptom What To Do
Press and release the On/Off/
Test button to start UPS
On/Off/Test button not
pushed
UPS will not turn on
Reset circuit breaker by
pressing the plunger back in.
If the AC circuit breaker trips
after UPS starts up, reduce
the load on the UPS
UPS operates in
battery mode only,
even though there is
normal AC present
Input AC circuit breaker is
tripped
UPS has detected an
internal fault
Call for service
Fault LED is
illuminated
The On-line/On-
Battery LED is
illuminated, but
there is no output
Incorrect service wiring
Disconnect the computer
cable from the UPS and press
the On button. If UPS works
normally, the software has
control of the UPS
The UPS is being
controlled via its
communications port
Site Wiring Fault
LED is illuminated
Have a Qualified Electrician
correct the service wiring
The batteries may be weak
or at the end of useful
service life
Charge the batteries for 8
hours and retest. If the runtime
is still less than expected, the
batteries may need to be
replaced, even though the
Weak/Bad Battery LED is not
illuminated
UPS does not
provide expected
runtime
Weak/Bad Battery
LED is illuminated
Overload LED is
illuminated and a
constant alarm
The On-Line LED is
blinking and the au-
dible alarm is silent
UPS occasionally
emits a beep
Weak/bad batteries or bad
connections at the battery
Normal operation
The load has exceeded the
UPS's capacity
The UPS is in either the
Boost mode or the Buck
mode
Check battery connections,
charge the batteries for 8
hours, replace the batteries
The UPS is performing its
intended function
Check the specifications (see
section 8). Remove part of the
load
The UPS is performing its
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REPLACING THE BATTERY
WARNING! This Uninterruptible Power Supply contains potentially hazardous
voltages. Do not attempt to disassemble the UPS beyond battery
replacement procedures below. This UPS contains no
user serviceable parts. Repairs and Battery replacement must
be performed by AUTHORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY.
Do not open or mutilate batteries. Released electrolyte is harmful
to the skin and eyes and may be toxic.
CAUTION:
(AUTHORIZED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY)
CAUTION: Do not dispose of batteries in a fire. The batteries may explode.
The batteries in this UPS are recyclable. Dispose of the batteries
properly. The batteries contain lead and pose a hazard to the
environment and human health if not disposed of properly. Refer
to local codes for proper disposal requirements or return the
battery to MINUTEMAN.
Although battery system voltages are only 12VDC, 24VDC, and
36VDC the battery system can still present a risk of electrical
shock. The current capability of a battery is sufficient to burn wire
or tools very rapidly, producing molten metal. Observe these
precautions when replacing the batteries:
1. Remove watches, rings, or other metal objects.
2. Use hand tools with insulated handles.
3. Wear protective eye gear (goggles), rubber gloves and boots.
4. Do not lay tools or other metal parts on top of batteries.
5. Disconnect the charging source prior to connecting or
disconnecting the battery terminals.
6. Determine if the battery is inadvertently grounded. If the
battery is, remove the source of the grounding. Contact with
any part of a grounded battery can result in an electrical shock.
The likehood of such shock will be reduced, if such grounds
are removed during installation and maintenance.
CAUTION:
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The PRO-E Series UPS has an easy to replace hot-swappable batteries. Please
read all of the WARNINGS and CAUTIONS before attempting to service the
batteries.
NOTE: If there is a power interruption while replacing the hot-swappable
batteries, with the UPS on, the load will not be backed up.

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BATTERY REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
PLEASE READ THE CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS BEFORE ATTEMPTING
TO REPLACE THE BATTERIES
Hot-swappable batteries mean that the batteries can be replaced without
powering down the whole UPS system.
NOTE: If there is a power interruption while replacing the hot-swappable
batteries, with the UPS on, the load will not be backed up. To
hot-swap the batteries start with step number 6.
1. Turn off the equipment that is plugged into the output receptacles of the
UPS.
2. Press and release the On/Off/Test button on the front panel to turn the UPS
OFF.
3. Unplug the UPS's AC power cord from the AC wall outlet.
4. Unplug the equipment from the output receptacles of the UPS.
5. Unplug the computer interface cable from the rear panel of the UPS.
6. Remove the retaining screws from the bottom of the front panel of the UPS.
7. Grasp the bottom of the front panel and gently pull the front panel off the
UPS.
8. Lay the front panel on top of the UPS.
PRO500E
PRO500iE
PRO700E
PRO700iE
PRO1100E
PRO1100iE
Battery
Model # 1-12V9Ah 2-12V7Ah 3-12V7Ah
PRO1500E
PRO1500iE
3-12V9Ah
PRO-E
Model #
Replace batteries with the same number and type as originally
installed in the UPS. These batteries have pressure operated vents.
These UPSs contain sealed non-spillable lead acid batteries.
CAUTION:
Panasonic
Part # LC-R129 LC-R127 LC-R127 LC-R129
Yuasa Part # REW45-12 NP 7-12 NP 7-12 REW45-12

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9. Disconnect the positive (red) wire from the battery positve terminal.
10. Disconnect the battery negative (black) wire from the battery negative
terminal.
NOTE: Use CAUTION, do not touch the battery positive wire to the battery
negative wire.
11. Remove the battery bracket retaining screw and slide the battery bracket
upwards.
12. Using the pull tab, pull the batteries out completely. DO NOT pull the
batteries out by pulling the battery jumper wires.
13. Remove the battery jumper wires.
14. Verify proper polarity. Re-install the battery jumper wires on the new
batteries.
15. Slide the new batteries into the battery compartment.
16. Re-install the battery bracket and the battery bracket retaining screw.
17. Verify proper polarity. Reconnect the battery negative (black) wire to the
battery negative terminal.
18. Verify proper polarity. Reconnect the battery positive (red) wire to the
battery positive terminal. Some sparking may occur, this is normal.
19. Re-install the front panel of the UPS.
20. Re-install the retaining screws for the front panel of the UPS.
21. Dispose of the old batteries properly at an appropriate recycling facility or
return them to the supplier in the packing material for the new batteries.
22. The UPS is now ready for the normal start-up operation.
NOTE: If the UPS has a Weak/Bad Battery Alarm after replacing the batteries,
the user must initiate a self test to clear the Weak/Bad Battery Alarm. To
initiate a self test see section 4 "SELF TEST".
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IF THE UPS REQUIRES SERVICE
1.Use the TROUBLESHOOTING section to eliminate obvious causes.
2.Verify there are no circuit breakers tripped. A tripped circuit breaker is the
most common problem.
3.Call your dealer for assistance. If you cannot reach your dealer, or if they
cannot resolve the problem call or fax MINUTEMAN Technical Support at the
following numbers; Voice phone [phone], FAX line [phone] or
visit our Web site at www.minutemanups.com the "Discussion Board". Please
have the following information available BEFORE calling the Technical
Support Department.
A. Your name and address.
B. Where and when the unit was purchased.
C. All of the model information on the rear panel of your UPS.
D. Any information on the failure, including LEDs that may be illuminated.
E. A description of the protected equipment, including model numbers if
possible.
F. A technician will ask you for the above information and, if possible, help
solve your problem over the phone. In the event that the unit requires
factory service, the technician will issue you a Return Material
Authorization Number (RMA #).
G. If the UPS is under warranty, the repairs will be done at no charge. If not,
there will be a charge for repair.
4. Pack the UPS in its original packaging. If the original packaging is no longer
available, ask the Technical Support Technician about obtaining a new set. It
is important to pack the UPS properly in order to avoid damage in transit.
Never use Styrofoam beads for a packing material.
A. Include a letter with your name, address, day time phone number, RMA
number, a copy of your original sales receipt, and a brief description of the
problem.
5. Mark the RMA # on the outside of all packages. The factory cannot accept
any package without the RMA # marked on the outside.
6. Return the UPS by insured, prepaid carrier to:
Para Systems Inc.
MINUTEMAN UPS
1455 LeMay Drive
Carrollton, TX 75007
ATTN: RMA # _______

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Default 120V (230V) / User selectable at 120/127V, (208/230V)
3-5 years, depending on discharge cycles and ambient temp
500VA
350W
700VA
490W
1500VA
1050W
1100VA
770W
500 J (440 J)
0 ns (instantaneous) normal mode; <5 ns common mode
<5%
Normal and common mode EMI/RFI suppression
1-12V9Ah 2-12V7Ah 3-12V7Ah
Audible noise at 1 m (3 ft.)
Electromagnetic immunity
<45 dBA
Runtime: Full Load
IEC 801-2 level IV, 801-4 level IV, 801 -5 level III
Runtime: Half Load
10 Base-T surge protection let-
through (as a percentage of
an applied +/-6 kV 1.2/50 us,
500 a 8/20 uS test)
Telephone line surge protec-
tion let-through (as a percent-
age of an applied +/-6 kV 1.2/
50 us, 500a 8/20 uS test)
Typical recharge time
Typical battery life
Battery type: Sealed, non-
spillable, maintenance free,
lead-acid
<1%
<5%
8 hours from total discharge
Noise filter
Surge voltage let-through (as
a percentage of an applied
ANSI C62.41 Cat. A +/-6 kV)
Surge response time
3-12V9Ah
Surge current capability
(one time, 8/20 uS waveform) 6500 Amps total
Surge energy rating (one time,
10/1000 uS waveform)
Protection
On-battery waveshape
Over current, short circuit protected and latching shutdown
Simulated Sine Wave
On-battery frequency 50/60 Hz, +/-.5 Hz, unless synchronized to utility
On-battery output voltage
Maximum load
2-6 mS typical
50 or 60 Hz, +/-6Hz
Resettable circuit breaker
50 or 60 Hz, autosensing
0 - 165VAC (0 - 290VAC)
75 - 145VAC (150 - 280VAC)
120VAC: 105-130VAC (230VAC: 206-250VAC)
Transfer time
Frequency limits (AC Mode)
Input protection
Nominal input frequency
Output voltage (AC Mode)
Input voltage (AC Mode)
Acceptable Input voltage
PRO1500E
(PRO1500iE)
PRO1100E
(PRO1100iE)
PRO700E
(PRO700iE)
PRO500E
(PRO500iE)
MODEL NUMBER
(230V Models)
7.56 x 12.56 x 6.38"
192 x 319 x 162 mm
20.3 (23)lb
9.2 (10.4)Kg
27.33 (30)lb
12.4 (13.6)Kg
39.24 (43)lb
17.8 (19.5)Kg
Weight - Net (Shipping)
Size - Net
H X D X W
42.33 (47)lb
19.2 (20.9)Kg
UL1778, cUL (CSA 22.1), TUV; 230V models
FCC Class B, CE certified
Safety and approvals
EMC Verification
13 x 18.9 x 11.4"
330 x 480 x 290 mm
Size - Shipping
H X D X W
8.03 x 16.18 x 6.38"
204 x 411 x 162 mm
13 x 22.8 x 12.6"
330 x 580 x 320 mm
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(These items may require optional software or hardware)
Function Factory
Default
Description
User Choices
Set
inverter
output
voltage
Shut-
down
Type
Set
audible
alarm
state
Enable/
Disable
auto
restart
Battery
life in
days
Battery
install
date
UPS ID PRO-E
Date of
manufacture
1826
Enabled
Enabled
UPS output
120VAC
(230VAC)
Up to 64
characters
to define
the UPS
Date of battery
replacement -
month/day/year
XX/XX/XXXX
Up to 5
characters
Enable
or
Disable
Enabled, at
low battery,
disabled
UPS output
or UPS
120, 127VAC
(230, 208VAC)
At first battery replacement, reset
to reflect actual number of days
experience in your environment or
leave factory default
Enter the current date when
replacing batteries
Use this function to uniquely
identify the UPS in your network
configuration
Changes output voltage during
battery mode operations
UPS Output - When the UPS is
told to shut down, it turns off the
UPS output only. UPS - Turns off
the UPS which requires the UPS
to be turned on manually
Enabled - the UPS will emit a
short beep when in the battery
mode. At Low Battery the UPS
will emit two beeps from low
battery warning until shutdown.
Disabled - Use only when software
is controlling the UPS or to
silence the alarm
When enabled, the UPS will
automatically restart from a low
battery shutdown when normal AC
returns
Enable/
Disable
EPO
Disabled Enable
or
Disable
Enabled - the UPS will be
completely powered OFF and
remain OFF until EPO is disabled

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Para Systems Inc. (Para Systems) warrants this equipment, when properly
applied and operated within specified conditions, against faulty materials or
workmanship for a period of three years from the date of purchase. For equip-
ment sites within the United States and Canada, this warranty covers repair or
replacement of defective equipment at the discretion of Para Systems. Repair
will be from the nearest authorized service center. Replacement parts and
warranty labor will be borne by Para Systems. For equipment located outside
of the United States and Canada, Para Systems only covers faulty parts. Para
Systems products repaired or replaced pursuant to this warranty shall be war-
ranted for the unexpired portion of the warranty applying to the original product.
This warranty applies only to the original purchaser who must have properly
registered the product within 10 days of purchase.
The warranty shall be void if (a) the equipment is damaged by the customer, is
improperly used, is subjected to an adverse operating environment, or is oper-
ated outside the limits of its electrical specifications; (b) the equipment is re-
paired or modified by anyone other than Para Systems or Para Systems-ap-
proved personnel; or (c) has been used in a manner contrary to the product’s
User's Manual or other written instructions.
Any technical advice furnished before or after delivery in regard to use or appli-
cation of Para Systems’s equipment is furnished without charge and on the
basis that it represents Para Systems’s best judgment under the circumstances,
but it is used at the recipient’s sole risk.
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ABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Some states do not
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