Quick Installation - Tripp Lite SMX1500LCD Benutzerhandbuch

Quick Installation

Place the UPS in a horizontal or vertical (tower) position.
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To install the UPS in a 4-post or 2-post rack, remove the mounting hole covers from the top and
bottom sides of the UPS A
each side of the UPS using the included hardware
the mounting ears to each side of the UPS using the included hardware
assistant (if needed), lift the UPS and attach it to a standard rack with user-supplied hardware.
Caution: If the UPS is installed in a rack, allow at least 2 cm (0.75 in.) clearance
above and below the unit. If the UPS is placed on a flat surface, do NOT stack
any other object directly on top of the unit.
The UPS will stand in a tower position without the aid of the included hardware. For increased
stability, Tripp Lite recommends attaching the included hardware as shown in diagram
In either position, the user must determine the fitness of hardware and procedures before
installation.
Note: The UPS and its included hardware are designed for use with common rack types and may not be
appropriate for all applications.
The LCD display may be rotated to match the orientation of the UPS. To rotate, first carefully
insert a small tool into the slots located on the each side of the LCD. Remove the LCD from the
UPS housing, then rotate and press it back into place.
CAUTION: To safely balance the UPS in a vertical position, make sure the LCD is
located at the top of the front panel.
Connect a user-supplied power cord* to the UPS, then plug the UPS into a wall outlet.**
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After plugging the UPS into a wall outlet, push the ON/OFF button for one second to turn on the
UPS (see Basic Operation section for more information).
Note: The UPS will not turn on automatically in the presence of live utility power.
*The UPS system does not include an input power cord. The user-supplied power cord should have an IEC-
320 C13 connector (commonly found on detachable power cords for desktop computers) to connect to the
AC input of the UPS.
**Use an outlet that does not share a circuit with a heavy electrical load, such as an air conditioner or
refrigerator.
Plug equipment into the UPS.
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Insert the female connectors of the detachable power cords that shipped with the UPS system
into the attached equipment's AC inputs. Insert the male connectors into any of the UPS
system's available outlets.
The UPS is designed to support electronic equipment only. Connected equipment will overload
the UPS if the total VA ratings for all the equipment connected to the outlets exceeds the UPS
Output Capacity. To find VA ratings, look at equipment nameplates. If the equipment is listed in
amps, multiply the number of amps by 230 volts to determine VA. (Example: 1 amp × 230 volts
= 230 VA). If unsure whether the outlets are overloaded, run a self-test (see MUTE/TEST Button
description for more information).
Optional – Connect Communication Cables.
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The UPS includes USB and RS-232 communication ports, as well as Tel/DSL/Ethernet and
Coaxial surge protection jacks. These connections are optional, and the UPS will function
properly without these connections.
Not compatible with PoE (Power over Ethernet) applications.
CAUTION: The UPS must be plugged into a live AC outlet and powered on for 24 hours after initial installation to fully charge
the internal battery. Connected equipment will receive utility-supplied AC power (if present) immediately after the UPS is
plugged in and turned on, but connected equipment will not receive full battery backup in the event of a blackout or severe
brownout, unless the internal battery is fully charged.
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B . To install the UPS in a 2-post rack, attach
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