ZXDU B900-CSU (SV1.20) Centralized Supervision Unit
Menu Hierarchy
Alm (Real-Time Alarms)
Enter
Pass: 0000_
Alarms Rec.
Operation Rec.
Discharge Rec.
Peak Rec.
(Initial password: 0000)
Enter
First of six alarms
1.Setup Para
Alm 6-1
2.OAM
LCD
Msg Alm Ctrl Rec
Main menu
PWR
RUN
EQU
COMM1
ALM
1. SMR ON…
SPD-C Broken
2. SMR OFF…
3. FLOAT…
Browse
4. EQUAL…
5. TEST…
6. Rst SmokeSensor
The table lists the parameters. Those marked with * must be checked and modified according to
the requirements (wrong parameter settings will cause improper system operation and alarm
errors)!
Rec (Record)
Enter
Enter
Indicators
RST
▲
Esc
Alarm name
COMM2
▼
Enter
Buttons
The peak records will be
updated if the CSU is reset.
Button
Function and Description
▲
„ Moves the cursor to the left
S/N Parameter
Default
1
Float.Volt.
53.5 V
LVD = Low Voltage Disconnect
2
Equal.Volt.
56.4 V
3
Test Stop Volt.
46.0 V
-
4
Batt. Cap.
100 Ah
Set the parameter according to actual capacity of the
battery branch.
Caution: If the battery branch is equipped with no
batteries, set the battery capacity to “0”. An incorrect
battery capacity setting will cause the CSU to fail to
manage the batteries.
5
Chg.Curr.Coeff
0.15 Cap
Use the default value or set the parameter according to
the user’s requirement
6
Equ.Enabled
Enabled
-
7
Equ.Period
180 Days
-
8
Auto.Testing
Disabled
-
9
Test Period.
30 Days
-
10
Test StartTime
9:00
-
11
Batt.UnderVolt
47.0 V
-
12
LVD1 Volt.
46.0 V
Should be larger than 44.5 V
13
LVD2 Volt.
45.0 V
Should be larger than 43.2 V
14
COM2 Bauds
9600 bps
Set the parameter according to the actual configuration.
15
Device No.
1
Device No. of the equipment monitored by the same
background monitoring system must vary with the
equipment. Otherwise, communication will fail.
16
Password
0000
-
17
Set Out-Relay
-
-
18
Language
English
-
19
Alarm Sound
Enabled
-
20
SMR Number
3
Set this parameter according to the actual configuration.
Install the SMRs starting from slot 1. For example, install
the SMR in slot 1 if one SMR is configured.
21
Min.Load Curr.
2A
It refers to possibly minimum load current during system
operation. Set it according to the actual configuration.
22
Batt.Disch.Curr
-4 A
-
23
Current Date
-
Set it to local date (Year-Month-Day)
24
Current Time
-
Set it to local time (Hour:Minute:Second)
PWR: power
„ Increases values
RUN: running
„ Moves the cursor to the right
ALM: alarm
Description
1
SMR ON…
Activates a Switching Mode Rectifier (SMR) in the CSU
2
SMR OFF…
Deactivates an SMR in the CSU
„ Turns pages/items downwards
EQU: equalized charging
3
FLOAT…
Starts battery floating charge mode
„ Decreases values
COMM1: communication 1
4
EQUAL…
Starts battery equalized charge (boost charge) mode
Esc
COMM2: communication 2
5
TEST…
Starts battery test
Exits and returns to the upper-level
interface
6
Rst SmokeSensor
Resets the smoke sensor
Enter
„ Enters the lower-level interface
„ Confirms the current menu item
„ Saves the current parameter setting
▲+ Enter
Enter
Msg Alm Ctrl Rec
Enter
DC Out
Battery
AC In
SMR
Env.T&H
In-Relays
Next Equal Time
Version
DC Out
56.2V 16.6A
Battery
54.9V
~
~
Enter
~
Battery
53.5V
Enter
0.5A
Esc
Battery
53.5V
Steps:
For example, perform the operations below to query the battery-related data.
1. Select Msg in the main menu interface and press Enter.
2. Press ▼ to view the Battery interface.
3. Press Enter to enter the lower-level interfaces and press ▲ or ▼ to turn pages.
4. Press Esc to return to the main menu interface.
AC power supply
Battery
53.5V
Esc
DC Out
56.2V 16.6A
0.5 A
0.5 A
Browse
AC In
225V
Battery power supply
0.5A
Displays help information
The symbol indicates that
there is a lower-level interface
Msg (Real-Time Information)
Battery voltage
and current
AC input voltage and current
0.2A
SMR
Enter
Esc
No.1 SMR
0.1A 25 C 24 C
Output current, main radiator
temperature, and temperature
inside the SMR
No.1 SMR
225V 53.5V
AC input voltage and DC
output voltage
No.1 SMR
FLOAT
Working status
FLOAT, EQUAL, TEST, or
CurrLtd
Battery
25 C
Env.T&H
27 C 50%
FLOAT
Environment
temperature
and humidity
Open
In-Relays
FLOAT
: in position, but shut down
: communication failure
Next Equal Time
2012-11-03
The system will start equalized
charging at this time.
: no SMR configured
No.1 SMR
2008-02-28 V1.00
Use the default value or set the parameter according to
the user’s requirement
A Entering the Password
: operating normally
Battery temperature
and charging mode
Requirements
Closed
Browse
Battery
25 C
Actual
Indicators
„ Turns pages/items upwards
S/N OAM Menu
▼
For more information about the software operations, refer to the ZXDU B900-CSU (SV1.20)
Centralized Supervision Unit Operation Guide.
SMR = Switching Mode Rectifier
PFC = Power Factor Correction
CSU Model
Record the modified parameter values in the table below and keep this record for the future use.
CSU = Centralized Supervision Unit
SPD = Surge Protection Device
Note:
ZXDU** ****
2009-12-12 V1.20
System model
Software version
1. Select Ctrl in the main menu and press Enter. Then the password interface
appears.
2. The initial user password is “0000”. Press ▼ to move the cursor to the underscore
(far right) and press Enter to confirm. (If the password has been modified, press ▲
or ▼ to move the cursor and press Enter to change the value.)
Enter
SMR release date and
version
Msg Alm Ctrl Rec
Main menu
ZTE Corporation Address: No. 55, Hi-tech Road South, ShenZhen, P.R.China
/2
Setting Parameters (1)
CSU Overview
Ctrl (Control)
Document number/version:
SJ-20120213132751-004 / 2012-03-10 (R1.0)
Postcode: 518057
Website: http://ensupport.zte.com.cn
Pass: 0000_
Initial password: 0000
Email: 800@zte.com.cn
Enter
1. Setup Para
Enter
/2
ZXDU B900-CSU (SV1.20) Centralized Supervision Unit
Setting Parameters (2)
Alarm List
B Modifying a Parameter Value
Batt. Cap. is used as an example.
1. Select the 1. Setup Para interface and press Enter.
2. Press ▲ or ▼ to select Batt. Cap. and press Enter.
3. Perform the operations below to modify the value of Batt. Cap.
a. Press ▲ or ▼ to move the cursor.
b. Press Enter to change the value.
c. Move the cursor to the underscore (far-right) and press Enter to save the
modification (or press Esc to cancel it).
Enter
1. Setup Para
Enter
Esc
4. Batt. Cap.
100 Ah
Enter
Bat Cap(Ah)
0100_
Esc
Move cursor
Enter Modify value & save setting
Esc Quit
Related Document:
For further details, refer to ZXDU B900-CSU (SV1.20)
Centralized Supervision Unit Operation Guide.
S/N Alarm Name
Default
Level
Output Relay
Description
S/N
Alarm Name
Default
Level
Output Relay
1
Start GEN
-
None
The generator has been started.
19
SMR L.Vin
Minor
None
-
A7
A minor alarm occurs.
AC Switch Off
Major
A1
The AC input switch is OFF.
The input voltage of the rectifier is lower than
the threshold, and the rectifier output current is
encountering linear load shedding.
2
Common Alarm
3
4
20
SMR Fuse Broken Major
A2
The output fuse of the rectifier is blown.
AC Power Off
Major
A1
The mains supply is interrupted and there is
no standby AC input available.
21
SMR CommFail
Major
A2
5
SPD-C Broken
Major
A3
The communication between the rectifier and
the monitoring unit is interrupted.
The Class C Surge Protection Device (SPD)
is faulty.
22
DC Under-Volt
Minor
A6
The DC output voltage is lower than DC
UnderVolt.
6
SPD-D Broken
Mask
A3
This alarm is deactivated in the CSU.
23
DC Over-Volt
Minor
None
7
AC Under-Volt
Minor
None
The AC input voltage is lower than
AC.UnderVolt.
The DC output voltage is higher than DC
OverVolt.
24
DC Loop Broken
Major
A4
The load loop is not connected.
8
AC Over-Volt
Minor
None
The AC input voltage is higher than
AC.OverVolt.
25
Batt.Loop Brk.
Major
A4
The battery branch loop is open.
26
Bat Under-Volt
Major
A6
The battery branch voltage is lower than
Batt.UnderVolt.
27
Bat Over-Temp
Minor
None
The battery branch working temperature is
higher than Batt.OverTemp.
28
TmpL Shut-down
Major
A5
The environment temperature is lower than
Env.UnderTemp .As a result, the batteries as
well as the entire loads are disconnected.
29
1st Shut-down
Major
A5
When the battery voltage is lower than LVD1
Volt., the system disconnects secondary loads
(LLVD1 loads).
Note: LVD = Low Voltage Disconnect
LLVD = Load Low Voltage Disconnect
30
2nd Shut-down
Major
A5
When the battery voltage is lower than LVD2
Volt., the system disconnects all the battery
packs. As a result, the system disconnects
primary loads (LLVD2 loads).
31
DC SPD Broken
Major
A3
The DC SPD is faulty.
32
DC Breaker Alm
Mask
None
This alarm is deactivated in the CSU.
33
Batt.Test Fail
Minor
A4
The battery test is terminated despite that its
duration does not reach Test Max.Hours.
34
Batt. On Load
Minor
A4
The battery is discharging.
35
Env Under-Temp
Minor
None
The environment temperature is lower than
Env.UnderTemp.
36
Env Over-Temp
Minor
None
The environment temperature is higher than
Env.OverTemp.
37
Env Under-Hum
Mask
None
This alarm is deactivated in the CSU.
38
Env Over-Hum
Mask
None
This alarm is deactivated in the CSU.
39
Smoke Alarm
Major
None
The sensor detects the smoke.
40
Flood Alarm
Major
None
The sensor detects the entrance of water.
41
Door Magnet Alm
Minor
None
The sensor detects intrusion of something.
42
E.T.Invalid
Mask
None
This alarm is deactivated in the CSU.
43
E.H.Invalid
Mask
None
This alarm is deactivated in the CSU.
Default Actual
9
AC Over-Curr
Minor
None
The AC input current is higher than
AC.OverCurr.
10
SMR Over-Vout
Major
A2
The output voltage of the Switching Mode
Rectifier (SMR) is higher than the threshold,
and the rectifier stops output.
Setting Output Relays
For the level and output relay of each alarm (alarm attribute), refer to “Alarm List”.
Record modified alarm attribute in the “Alarm List” and keep this record for future use.
11
SMR Over-Iout
Major
A2
The output current of the rectifier is higher
than the threshold, and the rectifier stops
output.
Modifying Alarm Attribute
12
SMR Fan Fault
Major
A2
The fan of the rectifier is faulty.
The operations to modify the output relay are described as follows. Take the modification of the
output relay of AC Under-Volt alarm as an example.
1. Enter the [1. Setup Para 17.Set Out-Relay] interface.
2. Perform the operations below to modify the output relay.
a. With the cursor on the serial number of an alarm, press ▲ or ▼ to turn pages and select AC
Under-Volt.
b. Press Enter to enable the modification.
c. Press ▲ or ▼ to modify the output relay.
d. Press Esc or Enter to complete the modification of this output relay.
3. Press Esc and the system will give a prompt Save or Not?
13
SMR PFC Fault
Major
A2
The Power Factor Correction (PFC) circuit of
the rectifier is faulty.
14
SMR Over-Vin
Major
A2
The input voltage of the rectifier is higher
than the threshold.
15
SMR L.Vin.Off
Major
A2
The input voltage of the rectifier is lower than
the threshold.
16
SMR H.T. Off
Major
A2
The temperature of the rectifier main radiator
is higher than the threshold, and the rectifier
stops output.
4. Press Enter to save the modification (or press Esc to cancel it).
1. Setup Para
Enter
17
SMR Env.H.T. Off
Major
A2
Enter
17. Set Out-Relay Enter 7 AC Under-Volt
Enter
Relay: A5
Esc
Esc
Esc
Enter
Select different
alarms
7 AC Under-Volt
18
SMR Env.H.T.
Minor
None
The environment temperature of the rectifier
is higher than the threshold, and the rectifier
shuts down for protection.
The environment temperature of the rectifier
is higher than the threshold, and the rectifier
output is encountering linear load shedding.
Default Actual
Modify value
Relay: A2
Esc or Enter
7 AC Under-Volt
Esc Save or Not?
Relay: A2
Enter Save setting
Esc Quit
Notes for Modification of Alarm Levels
Levels of the alarms are not modifiable in the CSU.
To modify the alarm levels, the user need to install the NetNumen U31 R32
Power Network Management System provided by ZTE in the server/client
terminals and complete all the necessary connections and configurations.
Output Relays
A1 to A7 are software codes of the seven output relays. For their corresponding
interfaces, refer to the Quick User Guide of the DC power system.
“None” means that the corresponding alarm has no output relay.
The output relay of an alarm will not take effect when its alarm level is set to “Mask”.
Alarm Level and Prompt
Major: In case of a major alarm, the ALM indicator of the CSU is lit and the alarm
buzzer sounds.
Minor: In case of a minor alarm, the ALM indicator of the CSU is lit while the alarm
buzzer does not sound.
Mask: In case of an ignored alarm, the CSU does not provide any notification.
The buzzer continues to sound until the alarm is cleared or the buzzer is manually
stopped. Users can press any button of the CSU to mute the buzzer temporarily. If
the alarm is not cleared within half an hour, the buzzer sounds again.
ZTE Corporation Address: No. 55, Hi-tech Road South, ShenZhen, P.R.China
Postcode: 518057
Website: http://ensupport.zte.com.cn
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Email: 800@zte.com.cn