Reset All Events; Text Summaries And Explanations - Tripp-Lite SmartOnline SV Serie Manual Del Propietário

9. Control Panel
9.3.8.2 Historic Events
More detailed information is displayed in the 'History Events' screen. In addition to the Power Module ID number and the text summary, the time
the event occurred and two data line codes are shown. Up to 500 events are stored in the 'History Events' screen. Refer to tables 9.6 – 9.8 for a
complete list of text summaries and explanations.

9.3.8.3 Reset All Events

WARNING
Tripp Lite does not recommend this action. Upon reset, diagnostic information will be lost and any warranty claims may
be affected.
The maintenance password (default 9999) is required to enter the "Reset All Events" screen. Select "Yes" to reset the events log. The data will
not be preserved once reset is selected.

9.4 Text Summaries and Explanations

FAULTS
LCD Display Text
Fault ! Bus Over Voltage
Fault ! Bus Under Voltage
Fault ! Bus Voltage Unbalance
Fault ! Bus Short
Fault ! Bus Soft Start Time Out
Fault ! Inverter Soft Start Time Out
Fault ! Inverter Voltage Over
Fault ! Inverter Voltage High
Fault ! Inverter Voltage Low
Fault ! R Inverter Voltage Short
Fault ! S Inverter Voltage Short
Fault ! T Inverter Voltage Short
Fault ! RS Inverter Voltage Short
Fault ! ST Inverter Voltage Short
Fault ! TR Inverter Voltage Short
Fault ! Inverter R Negative Power
Fault ! Inverter S Negative Power
Fault ! Inverter T Negative Power
Fault ! Overload Fault
Fault ! Battery Fault
Fault ! Over Temperature
Fault ! CAN Fail
Fault ! TRIGO Fault
Fault ! Relay Fault
Fault ! Line SCR Fail
Fault ! EEPROM Fault
Fault ! Parallel Cable Loosen Fault
Fault ! DSP MCU Stop Communicate
Fault ! Bypass Temperature Fault
Fault ! Bypass SCR Fault
Line Fail
Line Restore
Explanation
DC bus voltage is too high
DC bus voltage is too low
DC bus voltage is imbalanced
DC bus has a short
Low DC bus voltage within specified duration – rectifier unable to start
Inverter bus voltage cannot reach desired voltage within specified duration
Inverter voltage over (peak value): 240V for 120V/127V
Inverter voltage is too high
Inverter voltage is too low
R phase inverter output is shorted
S phase inverter output is shorted
T phase inverter output is shorted
R-S inverter output is shorted
S-T phase inverter output is shorted
T-R phase inverter output is shorted
R phase inverter output negative power over range
S phase inverter output negative power over range
T phase inverter output negative power over range
UPS is heavily overloaded
Battery is reversed
The UPS operating temperature is outside acceptable limits
CAN communication failure
Synchronized trigger signal fault
Inverter relay fault
Line SCR short circuit
EEPROM operation error
Parallel cable between Power Modules is loose
DSP communication loss
Bypass operating temperature is outside acceptable limits
No bypass voltage measured
Utility lost or outside acceptable limits
Utility present within acceptable limits
Table 9.6
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