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RLC-1080
Power Conditioner
Front Panel
See the illustration on page 3.
ON BATTERY Status Indicator
1
When lit (orange), the RLC-1080 is operating
on power from the internal Battery Pack. The
unit will go “On Battery” when the voltage
from the wall outlet has either dropped below
or gone above the user-selected levels, during
a power outage, or during momentary power
drops or surges.
DELAYED 1 Status Indicator
2
When lit (blue), conditioned power is being sup-
plied to equipment connected to the rear-panel
outlets marked
Delayed 1
.
DELAYED 2 Status Indicator
3
When lit (blue), conditioned power is being sup-
plied to equipment connected to the rear-panel
outlets marked
Delayed 2
.
REGULATING Status Indicator
4
When lit (blue), this indicates that the Automatic
Voltage Regulation (AVR) system is engaged to
correct low or high voltage conditions.
Vacuum Fluorescent Display
5
The Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD) provides
information about the unit and power status. It
is also used to display information when mak-
ing changes to the user-selectable settings for
the unit.
Note
- The VFD and Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
can be dimmed or turned off independently of
each other via the front control panel
SETUP
push button.
OVERLOAD Status Indicator
6
When lit (red) this indicates that the unit is over-
loaded; unplug some of the equipment connected
to the unit until the indicator is no longer lit.
FILTERING Status Indicator
7
When lit, this notifies the user that the Electromag-
netic Interference/Radio Frequency Interference
(EMI/RFI) noise reduction circuit is active.
LINE OK Status Indicator
8
When lit, this indicates that the voltage from
the wall outlet is within acceptable range. If
this indicator is not lit, the Automatic Voltage
Regulation circuit is active and is correcting high
or low voltage levels to maintain safe voltage
conditions for the connected components, or the
unit is operating on battery power due to a power
outage or extreme voltage level conditions.
LOW BATTERY Status Indicator
9
When lit (orange) this indicates the Battery Pack
charge level is low. This should occur only after
the RLC-1080 has been running on battery power
for a period of time. The user can set the unit so
this indicator will come on when the amount of
time the system can continue to run on battery
power is from 2 to 25 minutes. When lit, leave
the unit plugged in to allow batteries to recharge.
The unit does not have to be powered on for
batteries to recharge.
STATUS Button
0
Using this button you can show the following
information in the Display:
• Input and Output Voltage,
• Input and Output Frequency
• Telephone and Internet contact information
• Model and Serial Number
• Firmware (FW) Version number
• Source (Standby, Battery, or Utility) and
Estimated Runtime
• Estimated Runtime with a Fuel Percentage
bar graph
• System Load (in watts), and a Load Percent-
age bar graph.
This push button can also be used to set a default
screen, that is, the screen that is normally dis-
played unless another screen is being viewed.
SETUP Button
-
This button is used to advance the display through
the various user-selectable set up functions such
as:
Audible Alarms, Sensitivity, Display
Dimmer, LED Dimmer, Go To Bat If,
Outlet 1 & 2 Delay
(in seconds), L
ow Bat
Warning, Bat Rep Date
, etc.
On/Off Switch
=
Controls power to all 12 outlets. We recommend
the unit be left “on” at all times. Control power
to your system and components using their own
controls as you normally would.
Up and Down Arrow Buttons
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These buttons are used to change parameters
(increase, decrease or turn on or off) the vari-
ous user-selectable settings such as:
Audible
Alarms, Sensitivity, Display Dimmer,
LED Dimmer, Go To Bat If, Outlet 1 &
2 Delay
(in seconds),
Low Bat Warning,
Bat Rep Date
, etc.
Removable Support Feet
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Feet can be unscrewed and removed to save
space when rack mounting.
