Tecnoware EVO DSP MM 6.0 User manual

Uninterruptible Power Supply
EVO DSP MM 6.0 Rack Mount
EVO DSP MM 10.0 Rack Mount
User’s anual
Manuale utente

Index
User’s Manual - English ........................................................................ 1
Safety Warnings ................................................................................. 1
1 Introduction ................................................................................. 2
2 General Characteristics ................................................................... 3
3 Receipt and site selection ................................................................ 3
4 Operating Modes ........................................................................... 4
4.1 NORMAL Mode ......................................................................... 5
4.2 BATTERY Mode ........................................................................ 5
4.3 BYPASS Mode .......................................................................... 5
4.4 ECO Mode .............................................................................. 6
4.5 CONVERTER FREQUENCY Mode ...................................................... 6
5 EXTERNAL DESCRIPTION .................................................................. 7
5.1 Front P nel ............................................................................ 7
5.1.1 Gr phic LCD P nel ......................................................................... 8
5.1.2 Buttons.................................................................................... 10
5.1.3 LED Indic tors ............................................................................ 10
5.1.4 Acoustic Al rm ........................................................................... 11
5.2 Re r Side .............................................................................. 12
5.2.1 Input/Output Termin ls ................................................................ 13
5.2.2 EPO (Emergency Power Off) ........................................................... 13
6 Electrical Installation ..................................................................... 14
6.1 Inst ll tion ............................................................................ 15
7 First Start Up ............................................................................... 16
8 Functioning ................................................................................. 17
8.1 Turning ON nd OFF ................................................................. 17
8.2 Low B ttery nd Autom tic Rest rt ............................................... 18
8.3 Lo d Testing .......................................................................... 18
8.4 Extern l M nu l Byp ss ............................................................. 19
8.5 B ttery Test .......................................................................... 19
8.6 Oper tion in W rning St tus ....................................................... 20
8.7 Oper tion in F ult Mode ............................................................ 20
9 Co unication Interfaces ............................................................... 21
10 Technical Characteristics ................................................................ 22
11 Maintenance ................................................................................ 23
11.1 UPS Cle ning ......................................................................... 23
11.2 B ttery ................................................................................ 24
11.3 Oper tor S fety ...................................................................... 24
12 Troubleshooting ........................................................................... 25
Confor ity to the European Directives ................................................... 27
Product Disposal ............................................................................... 27
Lead Batteries ................................................................................. 27

Indice
Manuale Utente – Italiano ................................................................... 29
Avvisi di Sicurezza ............................................................................ 29
1 Introduzione ............................................................................... 30
2 Caratteristiche Generali................................................................. 31
3 Ricevi ento e Collocazione ............................................................ 31
4 Modi di Funziona ento ................................................................. 32
4.1 Modo NORMALE ....................................................................... 33
4.2 Modo BATTERIA ....................................................................... 33
4.3 Modo BYPASS .......................................................................... 33
4.4 Modo ECO ............................................................................. 34
4.5 Modo CONVERTITORE di FREQUENZA .............................................. 34
5 Descrizione Esterna ...................................................................... 35
5.1 P nnello Front le .................................................................... 35
5.1.1 P nnello LCD Gr fico .................................................................... 36
5.1.2 Puls nti .................................................................................... 38
5.1.3 Indic zioni Led ......................................................................... 38
5.1.4 All rme Acustico ......................................................................... 39
5.2 P nnello Posteriore .................................................................. 40
5.2.1 Morsettier d’Ingresso/Uscit .......................................................... 41
5.2.2 EPO (Emergency Power OFF) ........................................................... 41
6 Installazione Elettrica ................................................................... 42
6.1 Inst ll zione .......................................................................... 43
7 Pri a Accensione ......................................................................... 44
8 Funziona ento ........................................................................... 45
8.1 Accensione e Spegnimento ......................................................... 45
8.2 Fine Autonomi e Ri ccensione Autom tic ...................................... 46
8.3 Controllo del C rico ................................................................. 46
8.4 Byp ss M nu le Esterno ............................................................. 47
8.5 Test B tteri .......................................................................... 47
8.6 Segn l zioni di All rme ............................................................. 48
8.7 Segn l zioni di Gu sto .............................................................. 48
9 Interfacce di Co unicazione ........................................................... 49
10 Caratteristiche Tecniche ................................................................ 50
11 Manutenzione ............................................................................. 51
11.1 Pulizi dell’UPS ...................................................................... 51
11.2 B tterie ................................................................................ 52
11.3 Sicurezz dell’Oper tore ........................................................... 52
12 Ano alie ed Interventi .................................................................. 53
Confor ità alle Direttive Europee ........................................................ 55
S alti ento del Prodotto ................................................................... 55
Batterie al Pio bo ............................................................................ 55

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User’s Manual - English
Safety Warnings
 Read this anual carefully and co pletely before installing and using the TECNOWARE EVO DSP MM
Uninterruptible Power Supply, which, fro here after, will also be referred to as UPS.
 This anual should be kept close to the UPS and read before the UPS is installed and used.
 The UPS ust be used only by properly trained personnel. To ensure correct and safe operations, it is
necessary that operators and aintenance personnel observe the general safety Standards as well as the
specific instructions included in this anual.
 Risk of electric shock: do not re ove the cover. The UPS contains internal parts which are at a high
Voltage and are potentially dangerous, capable of causing injury or death by electric shock.
 The electric installation has to be done by qualified personnel. Follow all the Safety Standards (CEI
Standards in Italy or IEEE elsewhere) for the Input/Output connections and for the right section of
Input/Output cables.
 There are no internal parts in the UPS which are user serviceable. Any repair or aintenance work ust
be perfor ed exclusively by qualified technical personnel authorized by TECNOWARE. TECNOWARE
declines any responsibility if this warning is disregarded.
 Warning to the technical personnel authorized for Service: since internal co ponents are connected to
the batteries, they will re ain powered, and therefore dangerous, even after the UPS has been
disconnected fro AC power ains. Before any repair or aintenance work to the UPS unit, turn off the
Battery circuit breaker on the rear side of Battery Box unit and then disconnect the Battery cable.
 CAUTION - HIGH BATTERY VOLTAGE AND RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK - the battery pack no inal voltage is
240 Vdc (there are 20 batteries series-connected inside the Battery Box unit).
 It is co pulsory to ground the UPS according to Safety Standards.
 Risk of electric shock at the Output lines when the UPS is ON.
 Risk of electric shock at the Output lines while the unit is connected to the AC utility line.
 We reco end to use a dedicate AC Input/Output power line for the UPS.
 Do not obstruct ventilation slots or holes and do not rest any object on top of the UPS.
 Do not insert objects or pour liquids in the ventilation holes.
 Install the UPS indoors, in a protected, clean and oisture-free environ ent.
 Do not expose to the direct sun light.
 Do not keep liquids, fla able gases or corrosive substances near the UPS.

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1Introduction
UPS EVO DSP MM RM (UPS me ns Uninterruptible Power Supply) is the result of const nt technologic l rese rch
imed t obt ining the best perform nce t the lowest cost.
UPS EVO DSP MM RM is n dv nced ON-LINE UPS built specific lly to protect your computer from ny irregul rities
in the AC line (for ex mple bl ckouts, brownouts, over volt ges, micro-interruptions) which often c use d m ge to
h rdw re nd softw re.
All th t is possible bec use UPS EVO DSP RM is Double-Conversion ON-LINE UPS.
Under norm l AC line condition UPS EVO DSP MM RM provides n utom tic Output Volt ge regul tion from the
Rectifier nd Inverter blocks nd filters out frequently occurring electric l disturb nces (high Volt ge tr nsients,
spikes, interferences, etc.), thus protecting the devices connected to its outlets. During power f ilure, UPS EVO
DSP MM RM continues supplying dequ te AC power (with true sine w ve) to ll connected devices through its
intern l b tteries nd by its DC/AC converter (Inverter).
UPS EVO DSP MM RM protects the devices from ccident l overlo d or Inverter f ult by n Autom tic Byp ss th t
directly connects the AC Input line with its outlets.
The EVO DSP MM RM models re f ctory-equipped with RS-232 nd USB interf ces, which m y be used for notify to
computer power f ilure or Low B ttery condition: this llows utom tic d t b ckup during n extended
bl ckout with the most common oper ting systems (Windows, Linux, Unix, etc). Th nks to Interf ces, UPS DSP MM
RM c n communic te the sever l m de me surements (Input/Output Volt ge, b tteries, bsorption, Frequency,
etc.), nd c n lso be progr mmed in order to st rt-up or shutdown utom tic lly t fixed times.
This anual is a guide that enables you to correctly install and use your UPS. This
anual includes i portant SAFETY instructions for the operator, for the UPS correct
installation, and gives useful advice on the product and battery aintenance. For any
type of proble , please refer to this anual before calling the custo er service.
EVO DSP MM RM is const ntly being developed nd improved: consequently, your unit m y differ somewh t from
the description cont ined in this m nu l.
This m nu l includes the following models:
•EVO DSP MM 6.0 RM (6 KVA)
•EVO DSP MM 10.0 RM (10 KVA)
In this m nu l EVO DSP MM RM will simply be referred to s UPS.
EVO DSP MM RM models re m de of 2 sep r te units: the UPS unit (cont ining the control nd power electronics)
nd the B ttery Box unit cont ining the b tteries nd b tteries ch rger. The 2 units must be connected together
s expl ined into ch pter 6 “Electric l Inst ll tion”
All models c n be pl ced in 19” r ck c binets. Option l ccessory kits re v il ble for the inst ll tion in r ck
c binets.
E ch unit (UPS unit or B ttery Box unit) h s 3U height (1U is equ l to 1 R ck unity, bout 44,5 millimetres).

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2General Characteristics
UPS EVO DSP MM RM h s ll the dv nced fe tures which gu r ntee m ximum reli bility nd s fety:
•Double-Conversion ON-LINE Tr nsformerless technology
•Sinusoid l w ve gener ted by n IGBT Inverter
•Output Volt ge regul tion ±1%
•Protection from overlo d nd short circuits
•Autom tic Byp ss to protect from ccident l overlo d or Inverter f ult
•Autom tic protection when B ttery is low
•Autom tic rest rt, following n utom tic shut-down due to Low B ttery, once AC utility power comes
b ck on
•Select ble Input Frequency (50/60 Hz)
•Gr phic LCD p nel for visu liz tion of the Input nd Output Volt ge me surements, b tteries Volt ge,
percent ge of lo d, Frequency, l rms, overlo d, f ult nd p th of energy flow
•Acoustic sign ls of v rious kinds indic ting l rm situ tions
•Av il ble settings of ll the UPS p r meters by user through front p nel pushbuttons nd gr phic LCD
p nel
•SNMP Ad pter (option l)
•EPO (Emergency Power OFF)
•Communic tion with the computer through RS-232 nd USB interf ces
•Av il ble extended utonomy by dding extern l B ttery Boxes
•ECO functioning mode (select ble)
•Frequency Converter functioning mode (select ble)
•High efficiency
•M ximum reli bility
•C n be fitted in 19” r ck c binet through option l kits
•Sm rt design nd e sy to use
3Receipt and site selection
C refully remove the UPS from its p ck ging, nd c rry out meticulous inspection. We recommend keeping the
origin l p ck ging in secure pl ce, in c se you need to send the UPS for m inten nce purposes.
In c se of tr nsport d m ge, notify the c rrier nd de ler immedi tely.
We recommend p ying ttention to the below points in order to choose correct pl cement for your UPS:
•The UPS is designed to oper te in protected environment (e.g. offices). We therefore recommend
inst lling it in pl ce with very little or no humidity, dust or smoke.
•When the UPS is brought from cold pl ce to w rmer pl ce, humidity in the ir m y c use condens tion
in the UPS. In this c se, llow UPS to st nd for two hours in the w rmer pl ce before beginning with the
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•In ll circumst nces, see the “Technic l Ch r cteristics” ch pter for environment l specific tions nd
check th t the selected re meets these criteri .
•During norm l oper tion the UPS disch rges minim l mount of he t. So it is necess ry to le ve t le st
10 cm of unobstructed sp ce ll round the UPS in order to keep it properly ventil ted.
•Do not obstruct ventil tion holes.
•Do not insert objects or pour liquids in the ventil tion holes.
•Do not rest ny object on top of the UPS.
•Do not keep liquids, fl mm ble g ses or corrosive subst nces ne r the unit.
•Inst ll the UPS on properly tiled floor. Avoid the inst ll tion on floor th t is not tiled fl t.
4Operating Modes
Figure 1 – Operating odes
BATTERY MODE
NORMAL MODE
BYPASS MODE

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4.1 NORMAL Mode
The UPS typic lly works in Norm l mode: Input m ins power is v il ble nd its mplitude is within specific tions.
Ple se refer to figure 1.
After the filter h s elimin ted ny high Frequency interference present on the m ins, the AC Input line is rectified
nd conditioned in the Rectifier block (AC/DC conversion); the continuous power now enters into the Inverter
block nd is then reconverted into ltern ted power (DC/AC conversion), overcoming the Autom tic Byp ss nd
feeding the lo d fter n extr filtr tion. At the s me time the UPS rech rges the b tteries through the B ttery
Ch rger block.
Ple se refer to figure 2, which describe the UPS front p nel.
The Norm l mode is identified by:
•Line led is ON.
•The gr phic LCD p nel shows the p th of energy flow
during Norm l mode.
4.2 BATTERY Mode
During oper tion in Norm l mode, if the UPS finds the M ins OFF condition (due to Bl ckout or
Overvolt ge/Brownout), it then switches into B ttery mode. In this c se, the b tteries supply the required Output
power th nks to the DC/AC conversion c rried out by the Inverter. The UPS switches b ck to Norm l mode few
seconds fter AC Input power is restored or Volt ge comes b ck to intern l specific tions.
Ple se refer to figure 1.
The B ttery mode is identified by:
•Battery led is ON.
•The gr phic LCD p nel shows the p th of energy flow
during B ttery mode.
•An coustic sign l every 4 seconds.
4.3 BYPASS Mode
In Byp ss mode, the AC Input line is directly connected with the UPS outlets by n Autom tic Byp ss.
As indic ted in figure 1, in Byp ss mode the UPS rech rges the b tteries.
If you connect the AC Input line to the UPS nd the Input line bre ker on the re r is “ON”, the UPS will go to
Byp ss mode.
The Byp ss mode is n idle mode for the UPS: then by pressing ON button, the UPS turns ON completely,
ctiv ting the Inverter block.
When the UPS works in Byp ss mode it c n be considered s “not ctive”, since the Inverter block is not ctive.
The UPS is considered “ ctive” when the Inverter block is ON (in Norm l mode nd in B ttery mode).
Furthermore the UPS switches auto atically to Bypass ode as a consequence of accidental overload or
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The Byp ss mode is identified by:
•Bypass led is ON.
•The gr phic LCD p nel shows the p th of energy flow
during Byp ss mode.
•An coustic sign l every 2 minutes.
During Bypass ode, loads are fed directly fro AC Input line. Therefore no protection
against AC Input line disturbances or interruptions is present.
4.4 ECO Mode
It is possible to select the ECO mode to s ve energy nd to incre se the efficiency of the UPS.
The ECO mode uses the Byp ss to feed the lo ds. The UPS will oper te s in Byp ss mode whenever the
Frequency/w veform/RMS v lue of AC Input line m ins Volt ge is within their toler nce limits. If the AC Input line
Volt ge goes beyond these limits, the UPS switches into norm l oper tion.
Ple se cont ct Technic l Service for the instruction to en ble the ECO mode; by def ult ECO mode is dis ble.
ECO ode does not provide perfect stability in Frequency/wavefor /RMS value of the
Output Voltage like in Nor al ode. Thus, the use of this ode should be carefully
executed according to the level of protection required by the application.
The ECO mode is identified by:
•Bypass nd Line leds re ON.
•The gr phic LCD p nel shows the p th of energy flow
during ECO mode (the “ECO” icon is ON).
4.5 CONVERTER FREQUENCY Mode
It is possible to select the Converter Frequency mode to work with the Output Frequency different from the Input
Frequency. For ex mple it is possible to work with 60 Hz Input Frequency nd 50 Hz Output Frequency or 50Hz
Input Frequency nd 60 Hz Output Frequency.
Ple se cont ct Technic l Service for the instruction to en ble the Converter Frequency mode; by def ult
Converter Frequency mode is dis ble, nd the Output Frequency will synchronize utom tic lly with the Input
Frequency.
The Converter Frequency mode is identified by:
•Line led is on.
•The gr phic LCD p nel shows the p th of energy flow
during Byp ss mode.
•The “CF” ch r cters re ON.

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5EXTERNAL DESCRIPTION
5.1 Front Panel
The front p nel informs the user bout oper ting st tus, l rm conditions nd me surements. It lso provides
ccess to controls nd configur tion p r meters.
Front p nel shown below consists of three p rts:
1. Gr phic LCD p nel provides complete inform tion bout the energy flow p th nd existing l rms, Lo d nd
B ttery level, Input, Output nd B ttery me surements.
2. 4 LED’s when illumin ted indic te UPS st tus.
3. 4 buttons en bles the user to turn ON/OFF the UPS nd to m ke selections of the functioning p r meters.
Figure 2 – Front panel
Bypass
Line
Battery
Fault
OFF
TEST
MUTE
ON

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5.1.1 Graphic LCD Panel
Ple se refer to figure 3.
Figure 3 – Graphic LCD Panel
Graphic LCD Panel Function
Backup ti e infor ation
Indic tes how much time h s p ssed in B ttery mode.
H: hours, M: minutes, S: seconds
Fault infor ation
Indic tes the w rning th t f ult h s occurred.
Indic tes the F ult codes, nd the codes re listed in the “F ult T ble” of ch pter
8.
Mute operation
Indic tes th t the UPS l rm is dis bled (muted).
Output Voltage infor ation
Indic tes the Output Volt ge or Frequency.
V c: Output Volt ge, Hz: Output Frequency
Battery
Info
Mode Operation
Info
Input & Battery
Voltage Info
Output
Voltage Info
Load
Info
Backup Ti e
Info Fault Info Buzzer Info
Progra able
Output
Info

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Graphic LCD Panel Function
Load infor ation
Indic tes the lo d level by 0-25%, 26-50%, 51-75%, nd 76-100%.
Indic tes Overlo d.
Indic tes the lo d or the Output is short-circuited
Progra able Output infor ation
Indic tes th t there is n ctive scheduling for the progr mm ble Output.
Mode operation infor ation
Indic tes the UPS connects to the m ins.
Indic tes the B ttery is working.
Indic tes the Byp ss circuit is working.
Indic tes the ECO mode is en bled.
Indic tes the Inverter circuit is working.
Indic tes the Output is working.
Battery infor ation
Indic tes the B ttery c p city by 0-25%, 26-50%, 51-75%, nd 76-100%.
Indic tes the B ttery is f ulty or defective.
Indic tes Low B ttery level nd Low B ttery Volt ge.
Input and Battery Voltage infor ation
Indic tes the Input Volt ge or Frequency or B ttery Volt ge.
V c: Input Volt ge, Vdc: B ttery Volt ge, Hz: Input Frequency

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5.1.2 Buttons
Functions of the buttons re given below:
Button Function
ON Turn ON: press nd hold the button more th n 0.5 sec to turn the UPS ON.
OFF Turn OFF: press nd hold the button more th n 0.5 sec to turn the UPS OFF.
TEST B ttery Test: press nd hold the button more th n 0.5 sec to test the B ttery while in Norm l
mode.
MUTE Mute the l rm: press nd hold the button more th n 0.5 sec to mute the buzzer. If you press it
g in fter the buzzer is muted, the buzzer will beep g in.
5.1.3 LED Indicators
There re 4 LED’s on the front p nel to show the UPS working st tus:
Status LED Bypass Line Battery Fault
UPS Start Up
● ● ● ●
Bypass Mode
● ○ ○ ○
Nor al Mode
○ ● ○ ○
Battery Mode
○ ○ ● ○
Frequency Converter Mode
○ ● ○ ○
Battery Test
● ● ● ○
ECO Mode
● ● ○ ○
Fault Mode
○ ○ ○ ●
Note: ● me ns LED is lit (ON) nd ○ me ns LED is not lit (OFF).

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5.1.4 Acoustic Alar
Description Buzzer Status OFF
UPS status
Byp ss Mode Beeping once every 2 minutes
YES B ttery Mode Beeping once every 4 seconds
F ult Mode Beeping continuously
Warning
Overlo d Beeping twice every second
NO
Low B ttery
Beeping once every second
B ttery Unconnected
Over Ch rge
EPO condition
F n f ilure/Over Temper ture
Ch rger f ilure
Input Circuit f ilure
Overlo d (3 times in 30 min)
Fault
Vdc Bus St rt f ilure
Beeping continuously YES
Vdc Bus Over
Vdc Bus under
Vdc Bus Unb l nce
Vdc Bus short-circuit
Inverter Soft St rt f ilure
High Inverter Volt ge
Low Inverter Volt ge
Inverter Output short-circuit
Power F ult
B ttery SCR short-circuit
Inverter short-circuit
B ttery Volt ge Loss
P r llel Communic tion f ilure
Output short-circuit
Over Temper ture
CPU Communic tion f ilure
Overlo d
Note: OFF = YES me ns th t the buzzer c n be muted or stopped
OFF = NO me ns th t the buzzer c n NOT be muted or stopped

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5.2 Rear Side
Figure 4 – above: UPS unit; below: BATTERY BOX unit
1. Co puter Interface (DB9 fe ale connector): it is the communic tion RS-232 port.
2. Co puter Interface (USB connector): it is the communic tion USB port.
3. EPO (E ergency Power OFF) connector
4. Output fuse breaker: for Output recept cle IEC type (#7); 10A m x current.
5. Input circuit breaker
6. Slot for SNMP Interface (optional)
7. Output receptacle (IEC C13 type): to supply sm ll critic l lo ds.
8. Metallic panel for access to the Input/Output ter inals: upon remov l, it is possible to ccess the
Input/Output termin ls (see figure 5).
9. Metallic cover of Battery connector (UPS unit): remove the met l cover to ccess to the B ttery connector
nd to connect the UPS unit to the B ttery Box unit by the included B ttery c ble.
10. Charger and Power stage fans
11. External Manual Bypass ter inals (EMBS)
12. Battery circuit breaker: to cut B ttery volt ge from UPS unit.
13. Grounded AC Input power socket, for recharging batteries: (IEC C14 type); only connecting this socket to
n AC Input line by the included power c ble, it is possible to rech rge the b tteries inside the box.
14. Input fuse breaker: for Input socket (#14); 10A m x current.
15. Metallic cover of Battery connector (Battery Box unit): remove the met l cover to ccess to the B ttery
Connector nd to connect the B ttery Box unit to the UPS unit, or to connect the B ttery Box unit to
further B ttery Box unit.
16. As point 15.

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5.2.1 Input/Output Ter inals
Figure 5 – Input/Output Ter inals
 INPUT ter inals: to connect AC Input line.
 OUTPUT ter inals: to connect OUTPUT line.
 GROUND ter inal: to connect INPUT nd OUTPUT GROUND c bles.
5.2.2 EPO (E ergency Power Off)
EVO DSP MM RM models h ve the EPO (Emergency Power OFF) connector on the re r side, (see figure 6).
This per its to i ediately switch the UPS Output OFF fro a distance in case of e ergency.
The UPS is supplied with EPO short-circuited termin ls nd in this c se the product works norm lly.
If you w nt to use n extern l switch to turn OFF the UPS by EPO, then remove the short-circuit from the EPO
termin ls nd connect the switch to the EPO termin ls s described in the figure 6.
EPO
12
REMOTE EPO
SWITCH
Figure 6 – EPO (E ergency Power OFF)
If the switch is CLOSED the UPS works nor ally; if, on the contrary, the switch beco es
OPEN then the UPS Output turns OFF i ediately.
To switch the UPS Output ON g in fter n EPO, it is necess ry to close g in the EPO switch.
The EPO ter inals do not need an external feeding Voltage and are isolated fro the dangerous voltages that
are present inside the UPS.

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6Electrical Installation
The electrical installation has to be done by qualified personnel. Follow all the Safety
Standards (CEI Standards in Italy or IEEE elsewhere) for the Input/Output connections
and for the right selection of Input/Output cables.
We reco end to use dedicate AC Input/Output power lines for the UPS.
For safety we reco end using external circuit breakers between Input ains and UPS
AC Input line and between UPS Output lines and the loads. The circuit breakers should
be qualified with leakage current protective function (leakage current < 30 A).
EVO DSP MM RM models re m de of 2 sep r te units: the UPS unit (cont ining the control nd power electronics)
nd the B ttery Box unit cont ining the b tteries nd the b tteries ch rger.
Before starting the installation procedure, be sure that:
1. The Input circuit breaker of UPS unit is “OFF” (see figure 4).
2. The Battery circuit breaker of Battery Box unit is “OFF” (see figure 4).
3. The AC Input Voltage for the UPS has been re oved.
4. The UPS is co pletely OFF (only if graphic LCD panel is OFF).
The following t ble shows the recommended size for Input, Output nd B ttery wires.
Model Wiring spec (cross section)
Input Output Battery Ground
EVO DSP MM 6.0 RM 4 mm
2
4 mm
2
4 mm
2
4 mm
2
EVO DSP MM 10.0 RM
6 mm
2
6 mm
2
6 mm
2
6 mm
2
The cables for EVO DSP MM 6.0 RM should be able to withstand until 40A current. It is
reco ended to use 4
2
or thicker wire for safety and efficiency.
The cables for EVO DSP MM 10.0 RM should be able to withstand until 63A current. It is
reco ended to use 6
2
or thicker wire for safety and efficiency.
We reco end using only flexible TRI-RATED cables. Otherwise if you use rigid cables,
it will be difficult to ove the UPS fro initial positioning.
We reco end to use dedicate AC Input/Output power Lines for the UPS.

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6.1 Installation
Connect the GROUND wire first when aking wire connection. Disconnect the GROUND
wire last when aking wire disconnection.
Make sure that the wires are connected tightly to the ter inals.
We dvise you to follow the steps below expl ined:
1. Remove the etallic panel that covers the Input/Output ter inals, see figure 4. The termin ls re shown in
figure 5. All the c bles h ve to re ch the termin ls from the re r side using the proper holes in the met llic
p nel.
2. Connect the INPUT line (LINE, NEUTRAL and GROUND), p ying ttention to the right pol rity, in ccord nce
with figure 5, s expl ined below:
 Connect INPUT GROUND wire to the GROUND termin l.
 Connect INPUT LINE wire to the INPUT L termin l.
 Connect INPUT NEUTRAL wire to the INPUT N termin l.
3. Connect the OUTPUT line (LINE, NEUTRAL and GROUND) s follow:
 Connect OUTPUT GROUND wire to the GROUND termin l.
 Connect OUTPUT LINE wire to the OUTPUT L termin l.
 Connect OUTPUT NEUTRAL wire to the OUTPUT N termin l.
4. Re ssemble the met llic p nel th t gives ccess to the UPS termin ls.
The instructions below describe the operations to correctly connect the UPS unit to the
Battery Box unit.
ATTENTION: the UPS unit doesn’t work without Battery Box unit because the batteries
are inside the Battery Box unit.
We suggest to use ONLY Battery Box unit supplied by TECNOWARE. TECNOWARE declines
any responsibilities if this rule is not followed.
5. Proceed with the connection of B ttery Box unit through the following oper tions:
 Remove the met llic cover of B ttery connector on the UPS unit (# 9 figure 4)
 Remove the met llic cover of B ttery connector on the B ttery Box unit (# 15 or #16, figure 4)
 Connect the B ttery connectors of UPS unit nd B ttery Box unit by the included B ttery c ble.
 Screw the GROUND termin l of B ttery c ble on the c se of UPS unit by using screw of met llic cover.
 Screw the GROUND termin l of B ttery c ble on the c se of B ttery Box unit by using screw of met llic
cover.
 Connect the AC Input power socket of the B ttery Box unit (# 13 figure 4) to n AC utility line for
rech rging b tteries.
CAUTION - HIGH BATTERY VOLTAGE AND RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK - the battery pack
no inal voltage is 240 Vdc (there are 20 batteries series-connected inside the UPS.
6. Restore the AC Input m ins Volt ge to the UPS.

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It is co pulsory to ground the UPS according to the Safety Standards.
The case of the UPS is internally connected to the ground ter inal (GND) of the IN/OUT
ter inals, in order to guarantee safety to the user. To guarantee safety it is necessary
to be sure that the local electric plant is supplied with GROUND (in co pliance with the
Safety Standards), and that a valid connection is guaranteed between the GROUND of
the UPS and the GROUND of the local electric plant.
Any interruption of the GROUND conductor is absolutely prohibited.
We reco end to use dedicate AC Input/Output power Lines for the UPS.
Risk of electric shock at the Output lines if the UPS is ON, even when the UPS is not
connected to AC utility line.
Risk of electric shock at the Output lines while the unit is connected to the AC utility
line.
Risk of electric shock: do not re ove the cover. The UPS contains internal parts which
are at a high Voltage and are potentially dangerous, capable of causing injury or death
by electric shock.
There are no internal parts in the UPS which are user serviceable. Any repair or
aintenance work ust be perfor ed exclusively by qualified technical personnel
authorized by TECNOWARE. TECNOWARE declines any responsibility if this warning is
disregarded.
Disregard for these warnings ay lead to a risk of electric shock to operators.
7First Start Up
Turning the UPS ON is very e sy. Nevertheless we recommend th t, on First St rt Up, the following procedure is
observed for gre ter s fety.
1. Turn “ON” the B ttery circuit bre ker of the B ttery Box unit (see figure 4).
2. Check if the Input circuit bre ker the re r side of UPS unit is in “OFF” position (see figure 4).
3. Check th t no lo d is connected to the UPS Outputs.
4. Check th t the AC Input Volt ge is within Input specific tions.
5. Turn “ON” the Input circuit bre ker. All the led’s re on for some seconds; in the s me time the UPS
performs functioning SELF-TEST. Then the UPS st rts to work in Bypass ode: the Bypass led is ON nd
the gr phic LCD p nel shows the p th of energy during Byp ss mode.
6. Press the ON button on front p nel until the UPS emits n coustic sign l: fter pproxim tely 4 seconds the
Inverter turns ON nd the UPS st rts to work in Nor al ode: the Line led will be ON, the Bypass led will be
OFF nd the gr phic LCD p nel will show the p th of energy during Norm l mode.
7. Simul te bl ck-out by removing the AC Input. The UPS st rts working in Battery ode: the Battery led will
be on, the Line led will be off nd the gr phic LCD p nel will show the p th of energy during B ttery mode.
Moreover UPS emits brief coustic sign l every 4 seconds. When B ttery level is ending the coustic sign l
will be emitted every 1 second.
8. Restore the AC Input: fter few seconds the UPS turns b ck in Nor al ode.
9. The UPS h s p ssed first st rt up check: now connect the lo ds to be supplied to the UPS Output nd turn
them ON, checking UPS doesn’t report Overload inform tion on the gr phic LCD p nel. By LCD displ y check
if the Output lo d percent ge is less th n 100%; otherwise it is necess ry to remove p rt of the lo ds t the
Output lines.