Toshiba RSAP manual

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    TOSHIBA International Corp REMOTE STATUS ALARM PANEL RSAP INSTALLATION/INSTRUCTION MANUAL[...]

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    2 Table of Contents Physical Characteristics…………………………………………….… 3 Installation Instructions……………………………………………….. 3 Operating Instructions …………………………………………………. 4 Remote Monitor Closed (Figure 1.0)………………………………… 5 Remo[...]

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    3 Physical Characteristics Weight: 10lbs Height: 8 inches Width: 8 inches Depth: 4.8 inches Installation 1. Locate the area where the Rem ote Status Alarm Panel (RSAP) will be installed. The monitor should be within 1000 feet from the UPS. 2. Mount the monitor to the wa ll using the four pre-drilled holes in the back. Use appropriate hardware for t[...]

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    4 Operating Instructions ALARM SILENCE pushbutton is used to silence the alarm. MONITOR RESET pushbutton is used to reset th e RSAP UPS FAULT alarm. The monitor will alarm again if the alarm condition is still present following the RESET. Monitor TEST pushbutton is used to check the opera tion of all LED’s and the audible alarm. All LED’s that [...]

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    6 BYPASS INPUT OUTPUT UPS FAULT OVERLOAD INPUT FAILURE BATTERY LOW VO LTAGE ALARM SILI ENCE INTERNAL MONITOR BATTERY OK MONITOR RESET MONITOR TEST ALARM SILEN CE INTERNAL MONITOR BATTERY TEST INPUT BATTERY LEGEND GREEN-NORMAL STATE AMBER-ABNORMAL STATE RED-FAILURE STATE 1. RECTIFIER ON (GREEN LED) 11. ALARM SILENCE (RED LED) 2. BATTERIES ON (YELLOW[...]

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    8 1 AC Input L1 (option) 2 AC In put L2 (o ption) 5 BYPASS 6 BYPASS COMMON 7 INVERTER 8 INVERTER COMMON 9 ON BATTERIES 10 ON BATTERY COMMON 11 RECTIFIER 12 RECTIFIER COMMON 13 UPS FAILURE 14 UPS COMMON 15 LOW BATTE RY 16 LOW BATTERY COMMON 17 OVERLOAD 18 OVERLOAD COMMON TERMINAL BLOCK DESCRIPTION (LOCATED INSIDE BOX) FIGURE 2.1 (INTERNAL POWER SUPP[...]

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    14 TOSHIBA INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Houston Texas, US A THIS MATERIAL IS THE EXCLUSIVE PR OPERTY OF TOSHIBA INTERNATIONAL CORPORT ION AND SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED, USED, OR DISCLOSED TO OTHERS UNLESS PRIOR WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION I S OBTAINED. TITLE DRAWING NO. REV. NOTES A B C D E F G H I J 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1) This drawin g [...]