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troubleshooting 

 

  

Symptom       

Possible Cause 

 

 

Action to Take

The UPS will not turn 

Output short or overload shutdown.  Reduce the amount of connected equipment and 

on.    

 

 

reset the circuit breaker(s).

      

Computer interface or accessory    Disconnect the interface.  

 

 

     

problem.

Weak Battery/Internal 

Weak batteries.  

Replace the batteries. 

Fault LEDs are lit; the UPS  Internal UPS system fault. 

Return for service. 

emits a constant tone.
The UPS beeps and runs  Sags or spikes have been detected  No action is needed: This is normal operation as the 

on the batteries even 

and the UPS is briefly transferring  UPS protects against abnormal utility voltages. 

though normal line 

connected equipment to its backup 

power is present. 

power source.

     

The input circuit breaker tripped.   Reduce the load and reset the circuit breaker.

      

Bad input connection. 

Check the connection.

The UPS doesn’t have   Low battery condition. 

Disconnect any equipment and recharge the   

the expected run time;    

 

battery for eight hours. 

low battery warning is   Bad battery. 

 

Return for service. 

indicated. 
The check battery LED 

The UPS is shut down and the 

Allow the UPS to return to normal status once power  

is on; the UPS isn’t  

battery is discharged due to an  

is restored and the battery regains a sufficient charge. 

operating. 

extended power outage.

 

Summary of Contents for 168205

Page 1: ...MAN 168205 UM 0606 08 line interactive rackmount uninterruptible power supply USER MANUAL MODEL 168205...

Page 2: ...c voltage regulation AVR cold start capability and diagnostics 1120 Joules telephone fax and network surge protection Circuit breaker protection offers quick recovery from overload and short circuit e...

Page 3: ...commended Always disconnect the input power cord from the wall outlet before replacing the battery Do not dispose of the battery in a fire as the battery may explode Do not open or mutilate the batter...

Page 4: ...S is furnished with a six foot line cord terminated with a standard NEMA 5 15P three pronged plug The UPS must be plugged into a two pole three wire grounding receptacle If an extension cord must be u...

Page 5: ...ensure that your computer equipment will be protected during a utility failure and that you receive expected run time it is important that the total power needs of the equipment not exceed the capacit...

Page 6: ...en release it to run a 10 second self test routine The UPS will transfer your equipment to power derived from its internal battery and run a self test controls iNdicators 1 On Off Test Button The On O...

Page 7: ...becomes weak or disconnected this red LED will light indicating the battery must be replaced The alarm will beep three times at one minute intervals if the battery is bad or disconnected and will beep...

Page 8: ...e UPS detects an overload at this point turn off the UPS and decide which equipment will be left unprotected Reset the breaker after the overload or short circuit is released then restart the UPS NOTE...

Page 9: ...ut jack NOTE This connection is not needed to properly use the UPS 15 Emergency Power Off EPO Port This lets you turn off the UPS remotely using the provided cable Connect the EPO port of your UPS to...

Page 10: ...LED Fault LED UPS Status Green 3 Yellow 4 Yellow 5 Red 6 Alarm Indication On X X X X AC mode Blinking X X X X AVR mode X On X X 1 beep 10 second intervals DC mode X X X On X Internal fault X On X X 1...

Page 11: ...24 hours without a load 1 Remove the faceplate by first pulling open the latch on the front left of the UPS where the MANHATTAN logo is as shown at top right then loosening the two recessed screws th...

Page 12: ...12 mounting procedures...

Page 13: ...even and the UPS is briefly transferring UPS protects against abnormal utility voltages though normal line connected equipment to its backup power is present power source The input circuit breaker tr...

Page 14: ...twork ports RJ 11 RJ 45 ports 1 in 1 out surge protected Nominal voltage input 115 V 230 V output 115 V 230 V Voltage range input 115 V 20 25 230 V 20 25 Frequency range 50 60 Hz auto sensing Voltage...

Page 15: ...damage to electronic equipment that is not UC UL CSA or CE listed d damage to UC UL CSA or CE listed equipment not caused by power or phone line transients such as spikes or surges e damage caused by...

Page 16: ...rademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners www manhattan products com MANHATTAN offers a complete line of PC Components Peripherals Cables and Accessories Ask your local computer de...

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