ZincFive UPStealth 2, User Manual

Page 1: ...Stealth 2 This user manual provides the essential information you need in order to get the most from your UPStealth 2 Uninterruptible Power Supply UPStealth 2 Software Copyright 2019 ZincFive Inc All rights reserved ...

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Page 3: ... FORMAT 25 STATUS SETTINGS SET TIME DATE SET THE TIME 26 STATUS SETTINGS SET TIME DATE DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 27 STATUS SETTINGS SET TIME DATE SET DATE FORMAT 28 STATUS SETTINGS SET TIME DATE SET DATE 29 STATUS SETTINGS EVENTS LIST 30 STATUS SETTINGS EVENTS LIST DEFINE EVENT 31 STATUS SETTINGS EVENTS LIST DEFINE EVENT POWER FAILURE 32 STATUS SETTINGS EVENTS LIST DEFINE EVENT SYSTEM FAULT 33 STATUS S...

Page 4: ... Daylight Saving Time 27 Set Date Format 28 Set the Date 29 Event List No Events Defined 29 Event List Events Defined 30 Define Event 30 Edit Event 31 Define Event Power Failure 31 Edit Power Fail Trigger Set Delay Time 32 Edit System Fault Trig ON 32 Edit System Fault Trig OFF 33 Edit Time of Day Trigger Set Start Time 33 Edit Time of Day Trigger Set End Time 34 Edit Battery Trigger 34 Edit Batte...

Page 5: ...yrighted works of ZincFive Trademarks UPStealth is a registered trademark of ZincFive Use of third party trademarks brand names trade names and or product names are for informational purpose only and are the trademarks of their respective owners Support Support Contacts For technical support please contact a ZincFive support representative Support Phone 888 517 7776 Support Email support zincfive ...

Page 6: ...visit zincfive com support or call 888 517 7776 UPStealth 2 Recycling ZincFive cares about our environment and has made arrangements for users to easily recycle all UPStealth 2 components including the cases electronics cabling and batteries at end of life Each UPStealth 2 component has a recycle label on the back of the enclosure indicating how to contact our recycling partner ER2 to properly rec...

Page 7: ... of liquid enter the UPS and batteries Do not operate the UPS and batteries with damaged cables and wires Defective cables and wires must be replaced before system installation Prior to system installation verify that all cables and wires are properly secured and connected Faulty connections can interrupt operation and cause irreparable damage to this product Dismantling or opening the equipment e...

Page 8: ...nectors Input Power Input Voltage Range 120Vac Nominal 85 140ac User Programmable Input Current 15A max Input Frequency 60Hz nominal 10 54 66Hz UPS Output Output Voltage 120Vac 3 Output Current 8 3A Typical Output Power 1 000VA Typical Output Frequency 60Hz 0 5Hz Output Waveform Pure Sinewave UPS Efficiency 97 Environmental Operating Temperature Range 37 C to 74 C 34 F to 165 F Inverter Performanc...

Page 9: ... Waveform Monitoring and Return to AC Power functions Continued vigilance by the oscilloscope function in Stage 1 monitors the incoming utility AC line for recovery within the user defined thresholds The voltage waveform anomalies and frequency must all be within their threshold limits prior to returning to utility AC power If any one of the three parameters exceed their thresholds within the line...

Page 10: ... the UPStealth 2 Software web application The Ethernet port can also be used for local firmware updates 6 BACK The push button changes the display to the previous menu or screen and serves as a BACK button and SAVE funtion 7 NAVIGATION DIAL Rotating navigation dial for control of the LCD screen cursor Pushing the dial functions as a Select button 8 BATTERY INPUTS Six 6 battery inputs for connectin...

Page 11: ...ersection With a battery panel or module connected to a UPS push and hold for 5 seconds for immediate system cold startup Hold for 10 seconds to turn off 2 BATTERY OUTPUT The connection point between the Battery and UPS via the provided Digital and DC Power Interconnect Cable 3 AC INPUT The connection point between the Battery and PIM Use the provided AC Power Interconnect Cable 4 HANDLE Used for ...

Page 12: ...S This output is always connected to the UPS output regardless of Bypass Switch position 4 CABINET LOAD Connection points of the cabinet load to the PIM 5 UTILITY INPUT Connection points of AC power from the utility line to the PIM 6 LOAD 20A breaker protection for the load 7 UPS TEST 15A breaker switch on incoming utility AC power In the ON position the AC from utility input is connected to the U...

Page 13: ...nel Tools Needed Slotted screwdriver 1 8 and 3 16 1 8 used for relay contact terminals 3 16 used for utility and load connections to PIM Two Phillips screwdrivers 2 used for mounting the product Wire stripper Used for proper stripping of wires Crimp tool Used for terminating ring lugs not included Termination to utility input and cabinet load are 8 screws Volt meter Used to check for voltage and t...

Page 14: ...gn allows it to bend into the unused space between the rack and cabinet wall of 33X series cabinets as shown in the below figures The space bar and speedy sleeve will assist with installation use the provided figures and steps to install the UPStealth 2 Battery Panel Step 1 Spacer Bar Insert the spacer bar between the rack and cabinet wall at the bottom of the cabinet This will support the bottom ...

Page 15: ...rack installation use the provided bracket 1 and screws 4 as shown in the figure below Front view of cabinet UPStealth 2 Battery Panel between rack cabinet wall Top view of cabinet UPStealth 2 Battery Panel installed Battery Module Rack Mount Bracket Installation 8QTY 10 32 x 5 16 Phillips Flat Undercut Head Screws Battery Module Rack Mount Installation 4QTY 10 32 x 3 8 SEMS Screws w Square Cone W...

Page 16: ...erconnect Cable AC Power Adapter QTY 3 Length 8ft Cable used for all AC Power interconnects from UPS and PIM and between PIM and Battery QTY 1 Adapter for AC Power Interconnect Cable to allow wall outlet charging of Battery Panel and Module AC Power Daisy Chain Cable Digital and DC Power Interconnect Cable QTY 1 Length 48 to 6 10 split Cable used to daisy chain AC Power between batteries QTY 1 Len...

Page 17: ...Code Part I C22 1 3 Connect the utility line power to the PIM UTILITY INPUT with 10 to 12 AWG wires and 8 size ring terminals prop erly attached to the wires The correct torque for the terminals is 16 in lbs 4 With only the UTILTY INPUT and CABNET LOAD connected Verify proper Line Neutral and Ground connections at the PIM UTILITY INPUT and CABINET LOAD Close the 30 Amp branch circuit protection de...

Page 18: ...UPS follow these steps 1 Connect the UPStealth 2 Battery Panel or Battery Module BATTERY OUTPUT to the BATTERY INPUT of the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W via the provided Digital and DC Power Interconnect Cable Note If the Cold Start button is pressed upon connecting the Battery to the UPS do not connect or disconnect the Battery to or from the UPS until the green LED is off and Cold Start has expired Pre...

Page 19: ...RIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL THE INFORMATION CONTANED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF ZIN CFIVE AN Y REP RODUCTION IN PART OR AS A WHOLE WITHOUT THE WRI TTEN PREMISSION OF ZIN CFIVE IS PROHIBITED UPSTEALTH 2 INTERCONNECT WIRING DIAGRAM SIZE DWG NO REV B 00400 00200 00012 B00 SCALE NONE SHEET 1 OF 1 REV DESCRIPTION DATE BY B00 BETA RELEASE 12 26 18 DW Class 2 Relay connections Class 2 Relay con...

Page 20: ...supplying backup power and the batteries are below 10 capacity The green LED will flash at a frequency of twice per second RELAY TRIGGERED Solid Yellow The solid yellow LED will be ON any time one of the user configurable relays is activated 3 ETHERNET If your UPStealth 2 is connected to a network direct connection to the ethernet port will allow access to the UPStealth 2 Software web application ...

Page 21: ...OR MAL status CAPACITY Total remaining capacity of all attached batteries from 100 completely charged to 0 completely discharged BATTERY ATTACHMENT DIAGRAM A series of six circles to indicate the six battery inputs on the UPS Two battery inputs are on the front of the UPS four battery inputs are on the back of the UPS Each solid colored circle represents a connected battery panel LOG RELAYS and SE...

Page 22: ...W switches from Utility power to Battery power the top line of the main status display will be STATUS BACKUP This indicates that the UPStealth 2 is using battery power Notes STATUS BACKUP UNAVAILABLE The UPS can be in a BACKUP UNAVAILABLE status This status will be present if the AC Power and UPS Output are out of specification too high 124V or too low 116V Status Home Screen Power Failure Backup ...

Page 23: ...are numbered sequentially EVENT TYPE Shows the event that caused the log entry TIME STAMP Shows the date and time of the log entry For POWER RESUME logs the duration of elapsed time since the POWER FAILURE is also displayed Use the Navigation Dial to scroll through the log entries Press the dial to select the most recent entry Press the BACK button to return to the main status screen System Log No...

Page 24: ... the right of a relay indicates that the relay is on or off A filled in circle to the right of a relay indicates that the relay is on The relay status will continually be updated as long as the screen is visible Press Back to return to the Status Screen Relay Status No Relays Triggered Relay Status Relay Triggered ...

Page 25: ...UPS date and time clock Also allows configuration of daylight saving time EVENTS Allows you to define edit or delete events Events are a collection of triggers and log events POWER FAIL THRESHOLDS Allows you to set or change high or low voltage thresholds sensitivity and line qualify time NETWORK Displays the current IP and MAC addresses for the UPStealth 2 The IP address may be set only though th...

Page 26: ...e time stamped with the system time and date On The Display SET TIME FORMAT Allows you to choose 12 hour or 24 hour time display SET TIME Allows you to set the current time DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Allows you to enable or disable automatic daylight saving time adjustment SET DATE FORMAT Allows you to choose how dates are displayed either MM DD YY or YY MM DD format SET DATE Allows you to set the curre...

Page 27: ...time is displayed in 12 hour or 24 hour format On The Display 24 HOUR FORMAT Allows you to choose 24 hour time display Select this option with the Navigation Dial and then press the dial 12 HOUR FORMAT Allows you to choose 12 hour time display Select this option with the Navigation Dial and then press the dial Set Time Format ...

Page 28: ...on Dial to select hours rotate the dial to increment or decrement the hours and then press the dial to set the hours value and select the minutes Rotate the dial to increment or decrement the minutes and then press the dial to set the minutes value If you are using 12 hour display format select AM PM and press the dial to set that value Set the Time ...

Page 29: ... daylight saving time On The Display TURN ON DST The system clock will automatically adjust for daylight saving time Select this option with the Navigation Dial and then press the dial TURN OFF DST The system clock will not automatically adjust for daylight saving time Select this option with the Navigation Dial and then press the dial Daylight Saving Time ...

Page 30: ...ay format On The Display MM DD YY FORMAT Allows you to display the date using the month day year format Select this option with the Navigation Dial and then press the dial YY MM DD FORMAT Allows you to display the date using the year month day format Select this option with the Navigation Dial and then press the dial Set Date Format ...

Page 31: ...ment the day 01 31 and then press the dial to set the day value and select the year Rotate the dial to increment or decrement the year 00 99 and then press the dial to set the year value To Set the Date in YY MM DD Format Press the Navigation Dial to select the year rotate the dial to increment or decrement the year 00 99 and then press the dial to set the year value and select the month Press the...

Page 32: ...not be triggered To program OR functions Set up an Event as shown in the section DEFINE EVENT and assign it a single trigger Then assign the Event to a Relay Repeat this process using an additional Event with a different trigger then assign the Event to the same relay For example Create Event 1 with a Power Fail trigger and assign that Event to Relay 4 Next Create Event 2 with a Time Delay trig ge...

Page 33: ...delay time after a power failure before the trigger is activated SYSTEM FAULT Enable the System Fault trigger TIME Allows you to configure the time of day trigger BATTERY CAPACITY Allows you to configure the battery capacity trigger RELAY Allows you to select a relay DELETE EVENT Allows you to delete an existing event After selecting this option pressing the BACK button opens a dialog to confirm d...

Page 34: ...o define a delay time in hours after a power failure before this trigger becomes TRUE The delay time is set in increments of 0 5 hours to a maximum of 8 0 hours The default value if none is specified is 0 0 hours delay that is the event outcome is triggered immediately upon utility power failure Press the BACK button when you are finished configuring this trigger You will be taken back to the DEFI...

Page 35: ...ded by the UPStealth 2 Software On The Display Press the BACK button when you are finished configuring this trigger You will be taken back to the DEFINE EVENT screen where you can configure additional triggers for this relay or take the final steps of configuring a SYSTEM FAULT event by going to the RELAY screen to select a relay to perform that outcome and finalize the steps described in the EVEN...

Page 36: ...time in 5 minute increments Use the Navigation Dial to highlight END rotate the dial to select the end time and then press the dial to set the value Press the BACK button when you are finished configuring this trigger You will be taken back to the DEFINE EVENT screen where you can configure additional triggers for this relay or take the final steps of configuring a TIME event by going to the Relay...

Page 37: ...trigger will be TRUE Use the Navigation Dial to highlight BATTERY CAPACITY rotate the dial to select the percentage and then press the dial to set the value Press the BACK button when you are finished configuring this trigger You will be taken back to the DEFINE EVENT screen where you can configure additional triggers for this relay or take the final steps of configuring a BATTERT CAPACITY event b...

Page 38: ...ent created through the LCD interface on the UPStealth 2 You must use the UPStealth 2 Software to configure SMTP or SNMP notifications On The Display Use the Navigation Dial to highlight the relay to use numbered 1 through 8 and then press the dial to select the relay Press the BACK button when you are finished selecting which relay will trigger Edit Relay to Trigger Set Relay On Off Relay Status ...

Page 39: ...ressing the BACK button from the DEFINE EVENT screen the EVENT SAVE CONFIRMATION screen will prompt you to save your event On This Display The system creates an event name consisting of one or more of the mnemonics listed in the table below Press the Navigation Dial to save this event Press the BACK button to discard this event ...

Page 40: ...T HIGH THRESHOLD Allows you to specify the maximum utility AC voltage threshold If utility voltage goes above this threshold the UPStealth 2 will switch to battery power ENHANCED SENSITIVITY When choosing this mode the captured incoming utility AC waveform is compared to a reference true sine wave The effect of this is an increased sensitivity of the oscilloscope function to deviations of the inco...

Page 41: ...2 UPS 1000W will switch to battery power On The Display LOW THRESHOLD Allows you to specify the minimum utility AC voltage before the UPStealth 2 will switch to battery power Rotate the Navigation Dial to select the low voltage from 85VAC to 120VAC and then press the dial to set the value Press the BACK button when you are finished configuring this value Set Low Threshold ...

Page 42: ... UPS 1000W will switch to battery power On The Display HIGH THRESHOLD Allows you to specify the maximum utility AC voltage before the UPStealth 2 will switch to battery power Rotate the Navigation Dial to select the high voltage from 130VAC to 140VAC and then press the dial to set the value Press the BACK button when you are finished configuring this value Set High Threshold ...

Page 43: ...F Turn the Navigation Dial to turn ON or OFF enhanced sensitivity and then press the dial to set the value OFF sensitivity is selected by default Press the BACK button when you are finished configuring this value Notes OFF allows the most variance from ideal waveforms and is most appropriate for situations where signal cabinets are located near known generators of utility power noise such as large...

Page 44: ... cycling noisy power or power frequency mismatches after a utility power failure On The Display SECONDS Allows you to select the time period in seconds that the utility power must be within quality parameters before the UPStealth 2 switches from battery power to utility power Your choices are 3 10 or 30 seconds Turn the Navigation Dial to select the line qualify time and then press the dial to set...

Page 45: ...he default IP address is 192 168 1 51 and may only be changed using the UPStealth 2 Software The IP address must be static MAC ADDRESS Displays the MAC address of the UPStealth 2 This value is not user changeable Press the BACK button when you are finished Notes For your security ZincFive strongly recommends that you change the default IP address to a value that is unique to your network Network S...

Page 46: ...l as reset the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W to factory settings On The Display FW REVISION Displays the current firmware version ZincFive Support email address and telephone number SYSTEM RESETS Allows you to reset the UPStealth 2 its configuration data and or its firmware all to factory default values Press the BACK button when you are finished About UPStealth 2 ...

Page 47: ...tion screen after selecting this option Press the Navigation Dial to confirm your request CONFIG AND FIRMWARE Resets the UPStealth 2 configuration data to factory default values reloads the originally installed factory firmware and reboots the system You will be presented with a confirmation screen after selecting this option Press the Navigation Dial to confirm your request Press the BACK button ...

Page 48: ...e battery charge status and runtimes View real time cabinet power consumption Configure Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP communication to be notified of system status Assign a name to a UPStealth 2 unit allowing users to quickly locate it and view its current status View the System Log to help diagnose system power failures Set up the eight programmable relays to trigger on system configure...

Page 49: ...and Internet Click on Ethernet Change Adapter Options Select a ethernet port right click and select Properties Find and select Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Click Properties Select the circle Use the following IP Address then insert 192 168 1 52 Insert Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Click on Okay Click on Close Mac Configuration Click on the Apple Icon in the top left and select System Preferenc...

Page 50: ... login screen When this screen appears enter your username and password and click the Login button IMPORTANT Each UPStealth 2 comes with the preset username admin and the preset password user System will force a password change on 1st login When you are configuring your UPStealth 2 software ZincFive recommends going into the User Settings page under the System tab to create a new password Login ...

Page 51: ...s RELAY STATUS opens a summary page showing the 8 relays and whether they are triggered on or off EVENTS opens a page used to configure or edit events that you want the UPStealth 2 unit to respond on SETTINGS opens a page used to set or edit UPStealth 2 Software settings including system network firmware time user password and messaging settings ABOUT opens a page of information about your UPSteal...

Page 52: ...ist of power events that have taken place in the traffic cabinet For each event the main view lists the event s log number the event source a time stamp showing when the event occurred an error message the system ID and a link to a waveform view if one exists System Log Tab ...

Page 53: ...roller Temperature out of specification Inverter Locked out Inverter Overload System Shutdown New Battery Pack Discovered Plugged in Battery Charger Firmware Updated System Config Change Time Format System Config Change Date Format System Config Change Date System Config Change Time System Config Change Power Low Threshold System Config Change Power High Threshold System Config Change Power Sensit...

Page 54: ...51 UPStealth 2 User Manual Relay Status Tab The Relay Status tab shows the status of the eight user programmable relays on the UPS indicating whether each is on or off Relay Status Tab ...

Page 55: ... 2 The tab displays a list of Events and clickable actions likes Add Event and Delete Event buttons and No Event Configured Please Click here to add one To delete an existing event select that event in the list and click on the Delete Event button To edit an existing event select that event in the list and double click on it Event Tab ...

Page 56: ...nd remove triggers or add new ones 3 You will be asked to define an event outcome If there are no outcomes defined for the event there will be a button to click to add one If there are outcomes you will see a list of outcomes with buttons to remove or add an outcome When you click to add an outcome the Add new outcome to event dialog opens In this dialog you will be asked to select an outcome type...

Page 57: ... voltage to the system The default high AC voltage threshold is 130 volts and the default low AC threshold is 100 volts If input voltage falls outside of these limits a power fail condition will be triggered and the battery backup mode will be activated Line Qualifying Time This setting specifies the required length of time after a power fail that the incoming AC power signal must be within qualit...

Page 58: ...he IP address of the gateway that the UPStealth 2 will use Subnet Sets the subnet that the UPStealth 2 unit will be on Primary DNS Specifies the preferred DNS server address Secondary DNS Specifies the DNS server to use if the primary is unavailable DHCP enabled Check this box to use Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP instead of manually configuring network settings This allows the UPStealth...

Page 59: ...es the UPS to its factory settings Before the system proceeds with the reset the application pops up a dialog box where you must confirm or cancel Firmware Software Updates The Update Firmware and Update Web UI buttons will prompt you to upload a file If you update your firmware but then introduce a new battery to the confirguration you will need to update the battery firmware as well To update th...

Page 60: ...UPStealth 2 unit s system time to the system time on your PC Click in the Time zone field to display a dropdown menu of time zones Once this is set all dates displayed in exported log entries or in the UPStealth 2 application will be automatically adjusted to be consistent with the unit s local time The Enable Daylight Saving Time checkbox sets the UPStealth 2 unit to automatically adjust system t...

Page 61: ...reset password user To reset the password you will be asked to enter the old password and the new password then re enter the new password to confirm Passwords can be up to 32 characters long and contain any alphanumeric or special character Click the Save button to save settings changes Click the Cancel button to discard changes Settings Tab User Settings ...

Page 62: ... the SNMP server you want the UPStealth 2 unit to send event information to SNMP Heartbeat Period Configuration to send heartbeat messages to indicate the system is still powered on and able to notify the SNMP server that it is able to communicate Event Destination Email Address Email address where event messages will be sent Or send an email as an SMS text message using your cellular providers SM...

Page 63: ...voltage frequency and waveform anomalies When the pre defined or user defined AC thresholds are exceeded the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W will transfer from AC Utility power to battery backup The UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W will remain in battery backup and continue to supply power to the traffic signals intersection until AC power is returned with a 3 10 or 30 second delay user defined or the batteries are de...

Page 64: ...charge or discharge These devices communicate via CAN bus across the battery Digital and DC Power Interconnect Cable with the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W Upon loss of power the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W will signal the Battery Panel Battery Module to enable its battery DC bus to supply 57 43Vdc to the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W which will convert the battery DC bus to 120Vac Pure Sine wave to support up to a 100...

Page 65: ...net are isolated via conduit input hole and cover The terminal blocks can accept 10 12 AWG wire using a ring terminal or spade terminal The UPS TEST switch on the PIM can be utilized to test the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W which will go into backup mode by turning the switch from ON UPS Mode to OFF TEST Mode Because Utility power goes directly to the Batteries TO BATTERY AC IN the UPS TEST switch should...

Page 66: ...be utilized as needed to verify the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W is working properly 1 Place the UPS TEST switch in the OFF position to remove utility input power going to the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W This will force the system into backup mode The UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W will then provide power to the CABINET LOAD and the UPS TEST OUTPUT on the PIM 2 Confirm the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W is in BACKUP MODE a UPSt...

Page 67: ...he tip switch is activated while the UPS is in backup mode The device is out of level by 15 degrees Return it to a level state Power cycle the UPStealth 2 UPS 1000W as needed to clear any fault Status screen states BACKUP UNAVAILABLE This status will be present if the AC Power and UPS Output are out of specification too high 124V or too low 116V Also an excessive load on the inverter can cause thi...

Page 68: ...arranties for loss of data No other warranties are expressed or implied 4 This Limited Warranty only applies to defects which may have arisen from system failures related to components or workmanship of ZincFive product s and does not apply to any other defects which may have been due but not limited to the following restrictions and exclusions a Accidental damage caused by abuse misuse mistreatme...

Page 69: ...warranty can be purchased at time of original purchase on a per year basis up to three additional 3 years 11 Written authorization for the warranty return of merchandise RMA must be obtained from ZincFive Inc at 20170 SW 112th Avenue Tualatin OR 97062 or emailing support zincfive com or call 888 517 7776 12 ZincFive will perform warranty repairs at its place of business or designated repair facili...

Page 70: ...sandth of a second NC Normally Closed Contact circuit completed NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association Nickel Zinc Rechargeable battery chemistry that uses Nickel and Zinc NiZn NO Normally Open Contact circuit not complete PIM Power Interface Module SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol An Ethernet protocol for sending e mail messages between servers SNMP Simple Network Management Protoco...

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