Operation; 6�1 Navigating; 6�2 Service Menu - Nedap the PowerRouter Installationshandbuch

6 Operation

This chapter describes the operation of the PowerRouter.
The PowerRouter has 4 buttons to operate. Navigating and changing values can be done by using these 4 buttons.
The 4 rows display shows the menus and other information like status, history and error messages. The user manual provided with the
PowerRouter explains how to operate the PowerRouter and is intended for the end-user. This chapter explains the service menu.
6�1 Navigating
Navigation buttons:
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• Up / Down Scroll through the menus or list or change value
• Yes Confirm choice or select item
• No Return to previous state
6�2 Service menu
This clause provides information about the service menu.
The service menu gives access to service-related functions like Reset, Self test, Error history, internet connection and Install wizard.
Overview of the menu structure.
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6�2�1 Reset
If the PowerRouter is not working as expected then a reset can help. The PowerRouter will then be restarted, and during this restart the load
will be disconnected. This means that during this event no power will be available for the end-user, depending on the configuration.
The restart duration is less than 1 minute.
Reset procedure:
1. Enter the service menu
2. Select Reset
3. Press YES to continue
4. Press YES to start the Reset procedure
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The PowerRouter should work as normal, otherwise contact your installer/dealer.
6�2�2 Self test
The self test is a safety check required by some countries. During this test the PowerRouter will simulate the grid voltage and frequency, the
PowerRouter should respond safely on the simulated grid abnormalities. The test will pass if the PowerRouter responds within the country
given specifications; otherwise the PowerRouter shuts down.
Self test procedure:
1. Enter the service menu
2. Select Self test
3. Press YES to start the Self test procedure
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When the PowerRouter shuts down, start the PowerRouter and run the self test again. If it still fails contact your installer/dealer.
6�2�3 Error history
The error history holds the last 10 error messages which have occurred.
When contacting your installer/dealer, the error codes in the error history can be helpful to determine the problem.
Error history readout procedure:
1. Enter the service menu
2. Select Error history
3. Press YES to enter the Error history
4. Press Up/Down to scroll through the error list
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