Question 1

DC - שימוש במא"זים ליישום זרם ישר

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מא"זים מסדרות Acti9 iC60 (N/H/L) מתאימים ליישומי DC, החל מ-12VDC ועד 250VDC, בכפוף למספר הקטבים המחוברים בטור וכושר ניתוק המאושר.ראו בקבצים המצורפים המייצג בטבלה את מספר הקטבים הדרושים כדי להיות מחוברים בטור ביחס למתח האספקה ולכושר הניתוק המושגת. ACTI9 iC60N:ACTI9 iC60H:ACTI9 iC60L:

Question 2

PowerLogic PM5000 Series (PM51xx, PM53xx, PM55xx, PM56xx) Modbus Register List

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IssueRegister list for Modbus communication Product LinePM5110, PM5330, PM5340, PM5560, PM5563, PM56xx, PM57xx EnvironmentPower Meter Communications Modbus Register List CausePM5000 series register list is needed for Modbus communication ResolutionSee the attached documents for Register List. There are 2 files. One for the PM5100 and PM5300 series and the other file is for the PM5500, PM5600, and the PM5700 series.

Question 3

What are the replacement fan part numbers for ATV212 drives?

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Issue:Fan kit part numbers for the ATV212 drivesProduct line:ATV212, Altivar 212, ATV212 S-FlexEnvironment:allCause:n/aResolution:

Question 4

How do I upgrade the firmware on an APC Network Management Card (NMC) or NMC embedded device?

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Issue You wish to upgrade your Network Management Card's (NMC) firmware or have been instructed to.You have a device such as a Smart-UPS, Smart-UPS Ultra, Easy UPS On-Line, Easy UPS 3-Phase, Rack PDU, AV unit, or environmental monitoring unit with an embedded NMC that you wish to upgrade.You had a problem with a previous upgrade attempt and need the instructions in order to correct it.Your device came pre-loaded with the wrong application and you need to load the correct application. Product Line Network Management Card 2 - AP9630, AP9631, AP9635Network Management Card 3 - AP9640, AP9641, AP9643Network Management Card 3 for Easy UPS – AP9544, AP9547Network Management Card 4 – AP9644 Environment All serial numbersAll firmware versions (unless otherwise noted) CauseUsers may wish to upgrade their firmware to take advantage of enhancements, bug fixes, or new features. Also, sometimes a firmware upgrade can be interrupted or unsuccessful and these instructions can be followed to remedy the problem.Typically, these upgrades do not require the device the Network Management Card is installed in to be powered down or cause unnecessary downtime.Lastly, downgrades are not typically recommended but the manual methods can also be used to do those in certain circumstances.NOTE: To upgrade to firmware version 3.0 and higher for NMC3 for Smart-UPS, Easy UPS On-Line, and rPDU, the only supported method is the Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool, which requires a subscription to access the firmware. For more information, see www.se.com/secure-nmcResolutionFind Correct FirmwareWhen upgrading the firmware on your Network Management Card (NMC), you will need to determine which files pertain to your application. Begin by determining what model of NMC you have. AP9630, AP9631, AP9635 - Network Management Card 2AP9641, AP9641, AP9643 - Network Management Card 3AP9544, AP9547 - Network Management Card 3 for Easy UPS The application firmware required depends on what product your NMC is installed in. Some examples include: For NMC2 devices: SUMX for Smart-UPS 1-PhaseSY for Symmetra 1-Phase UPSSY3P for Symmetra 3-Phase UPS For NMC3 devices: SU for Smart-UPS 1-PhaseSY for Symmetra 1-Phase UPSSUCAN for Smart-UPS UltraRPDU2G for rPDU (Rack Power Distribution Unit)SY3P for Symmetra 3-Phase UPS For Easy UPS NMC devices: EU1P for Easy UPS 1-PhaseEU3P for Easy UPS 3-Phase NOTE: These instructions can also be used in devices that have embedded (mini) versions of the above Network Management Cards.NOTE: If you are interested in upgrading multiple devices at a time, refer to knowledge base FA156117 NOTE: If you have an AP9635 installed in a Symmetra PX 250/500, you have a Network Management Card 2 but MUST contact APC Technical Support in order to obtain the correct firmware and special instructions.Download Firmware Navigate to www.apc.com/secure-nmc and click the Software and Firmware tab.Find and download the latest firmware file for your NMC. NOTE: To upgrade to firmware version 3.0.0 and higher for NMC3 for Smart-UPS, Easy UPS On-Line, and rPDU, the only supported method is the Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool, which requires a subscription to access the firmware.Alternatively, visit https://www.apc.com/us/en/download/software-firmware/ and enter your NMC part number (e.g. AP9641), click the Firmware category, and download the latest firmware file. NOTE: Firmware updates of NMC3 or NMC4 for 3-Phase UPS and PDU can only be done by Schneider Electric qualified services representatives. Please contact your local Schneider Electric Service Representative or Schneider Electric Certified Service Partner for details. Update FirmwareThere are different ways that you can upload the firmware for each device. Please choose a method that works best for you. NOTE: For users upgrading (or downgrading) their Network Management Card 2 device from v5.X.X to v6.X.X, please review Knowledge Base article FA167693 to understand several important considerations prior to beginning any of these steps. Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool - Network Management Card 3 (for firmware versions 3.0 and higher)Universal Serial Bus (USB) 1.1 - Network Management Card 2 and 3 devices with a USB port (AP9631, AP9635, AP9641, AP9643 and RPDU devices (RPDU2G) and Smart-UPS Ultra devices with embedded NMC3 – for firmware versions 2.5 and lower)Firmware Upgrade/Update Utility - Network Management Card 2 and 3 (for NMC3 firmware versions 2.5 and lower)XMODEM - Network Management Card 2 and 3 (for NMC3 firmware versions 2.5 and lower)Manual (FTP prompt) - Network Management Card 2 and 3 (for NMC3 firmware versions 2.5 and lower)Manual - Secure CoPy (SCP) - Network Management Card 2 and 3 (for NMC3 firmware versions 2.5 and lower) Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool - Network Management Card 3 (firmware versions 3.0 and higher) Download the Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool from the APC/Schneider Electric website. As of SNS Tool v4.0, all units can be upgraded using the same program, excluding PDU's in an NPS setup. Part # (SKU) Secure NMC System (SNS) Tool SFNMC3FMTSU Secure NMC System Tool for Smart-UPS SFNMC3SUCAN Secure NMC System Tool for Smart-UPS Ultra SFNMC3RPDU Secure NMC System Tool for PDU SFNMC3FMTEU1PSecure NMC System Tool for Easy UPS On-Line NOTE: There are different versions of the SNS Tool depending on the application you are running on your NMC3. To access the firmware in the SNS Tool, you need a valid Secure NMC subscription. See www.apc.com/secure-nmc for more information. Double-click the self-extracting ZIP file. Add devices to the SNS Tool: To add one at a time: Click Add Devices and enter: the NMC’s IP address/FQDN/hostname the protocol and port to transfer the firmware file. SCP is recommended as it’s more secure than FTP. Note: The selected protocol must also be enabled on the NMC3. the user name and password To add more than one at a time: Open the devices.csv file in the downloaded SNS Tool directory and add the device details. Note: Lines that start with a semi-colon ; will not be processed. Save and close the devices.csv file. In the SNS Tool, click Add Devices. Click Import Device File – this button only appears if data is detected in the devices.csv file. Click Query Devices. Click Query Devices. Click Add Devices. Activate licenses for selected NMCs: Click on NMCs in the Device List and click License Devices. If you have more than 1 NMC in the Device List, use Ctrl+click to multi-select. Enter the Activation ID from the purchased Secure NMC System subscription and click Confirm & Activate. (If you have the SNS Tool installed on another PC and want to check if any of the NMCs are already licensed, you can click Sync License(s) to do so). Update firmware for selected NMCs: Click on NMCs in the Device List and click Update Firmware. If you click Update Firmware without selecting any NMCs from the Device List, the Firmware Management Tool will automatically select all of the NMCs that are eligible to update (Device Status = Ready for update). Universal Serial Bus (USB) 1.1 – Network Management Card 2* devices with USBNOTE: *If you have an AP9635 installed in a Symmetra PX 250/500, you have a Network Management Card 2 but MUST contact APC Technical Support in order to obtain the correct firmware and special instructions, PRIOR to following the steps below. Failure to do so may result in unexpected operation of your AP9635 Network Management Card 2. NOTE: Some USB flash drives are not compatible with the NMC2 devices. Secondly, the flash drive’s file system must be FAT, FAT16, or FAT32. (NTFS will not work).1. Obtain the latest firmware files from apc.com and extract them to a folder. Please note, USB may not allow for a firmware downgrade. You must use a manual method to accomplish a downgrade.2. Create a folder on your USB flash drive called apcfirm .3. From the latest firmware files that you downloaded, add to the apcfirm folder the binary files for the firmware modules that you would like to upgrade. Some examples of the binary files for the three firmware modules follow: Firmware ModuleBinary File APC Boot Monitor apc_hw05_bootmon_109.bin APC Operating System (AOS) apc_hw05_aos_712.bin Application Module apc_hw05_sumx_712.bin Language Pack* sumx_712_frFrdeDeruRuitItesEs.lpk *Optional language pack upgrades/changes are supported via USB if the device you’re upgrading already has BootMonitor v1.0.8 or higher (BootMonitor performs the upgrading function). NOTE: Not all NMC2 applications support language packs. 4. Use a text editor such as Microsoft Notepad to create a file called upload.rcf. NOTE: (Ensure that file extensions are visible so that your file does not get named upload.rcf.txt. In Windows, this option can be edited in Folder Options->View->Hide extensions for known file types within Control Panel. Make sure that option is unselected.) Add to the file a line for each firmware module that you want to upgrade as shown below (replace “xx” with the version of firmware you will be upgrading to): BM=apc_hw05_bootmon_xx.binAOS=apc_hw05_aos_xx.binAPP=apc_hw05_sumx_xx.binLANG=sumx_xx_frFrdeDeruRuitItesEs.lpk 5. Add the upload.rcf file to the apcfirm folder on the flash drive.6. Insert the flash drive into the USB port on the NMC2.7. Press and release the pinhole Reset button on the NMC2 for the USB upgrade process to begin. (This will only reboot the management interface of the NMC2 and not reboot your device/load.) The NMC2 status LED, located on the RJ-45 Ethernet jack, will begin to blink amber during this procedure and rotate through a few color flashing patterns while transferring the different files. NOTE: If you have an AP9631 or AP9635 removable NMC2 UPS SmartSlot card, you can also remove and re-insert the card into the UPS SmartSlot, effectively rebooting the NMC2 and beginning the USB upgrade process this way.8. Wait for 2-5 minutes for the upgrade to complete. Remove the flash drive from the USB port and check your firmware version. On a Rack PDU specifically, the LCD display will show the firmware version for three seconds and then will resume normal operation, at which time you can also remove the flash drive.Universal Serial Bus (USB) 1.1 – Network Management Card 3 devices with USB (firmware versions 2.5.0 and lower)This feature is available in bootloader version v1.3.3.1 and higher. Before starting the transfer, make sure the USB drive is formatted in FAT, FAT16 or FAT32. Download the firmware upgrade file.Create a folder named apcfirm on the USB flash drive.Place the .nmc3 file in the apcfirm directory.Use a text editor to create a file named nmc3.rcf. (The file extension must be .rcf, not .txt for example.)In nmc3.rcf, add a line for the firmware package to be upgraded. For example, to upgrade Smart-UPS application version v1.5.0.6, type: NMC3=apc_hw21_su_2-5-0-6.nmc3Place nmc3.rcf in the apcfirm folder on the flash drive.Insert the flash drive into a USB port on your NMCReboot the NMC and wait for the card to reboot fully. Firmware Upgrade/Update Utility – Network Management Card 2 and 3* (NMC3 firmware versions 2.5.0 and lower)If you have a Windows computer, you can use the Firmware Upgrade Utility (NMC2)/Firmware Update Utility (NMC3) to upgrade the firmware.If you have any other type of computer, then you will need to manually upload each firmware file to the Network Management Card. Go to the XMODEM or Manual sections below for additional instructions.NOTE: For any firmware downgrades, which are not typically recommended, you will need to choose a new method. The Wizard will block any downgrades. Unfortunately, loading applications for different devices may also have encounter this block if AOS versions are not the same.NOTE: *If you have an AP9635 installed in a Symmetra PX 250/500, you have a Network Management Card 2 but MUST contact APC Technical Support in order to obtain the correct firmware and special instructions, PRIOR to following the steps below. Failure to do so may result in unexpected operation of your AP9635 Network Management Card 2. Click on the firmware executable once the download is complete. The executable will proceed to unzip firmware files and extract them. You can specify the location where you want the firmware to download to.Once the firmware has been saved, the executable will prompt you for the IP address of the Network Management Card that you want to upgrade.Once you enter the IP address, click enter.You will be prompted for a username and password. This must be the Super User Account or an Administrator account. By default, the Super User username and password is apc. Press enter.If using the NMC2 Firmware Upgrade Utility, seen below, you will be prompted to enter the IP address and username and password. You can enter those and press Upgrade Now. If using the NMC3 Firmware Update Utility, seen below, you will be prompted to enter the IP address and username and password. You can enter those and press Start Update. The firmware executable will then begin the upgrade process. This process may take as long as 5-7 minutes to finish. Once finished, close the executable.Verify that the firmware upgrade was successful. Log into the Web UI and navigate to About -> Network. The updated firmware should be listed on this page. Alternatively, verify via Telnet, SSH, or local console connection on the main page after log in. XMODEM – Network Management Card 2 and 3 (for NMC3 firmware versions 2.5 or lower) Network Management Card 2 (AP9630, AP9631, AP9635)*NOTE: If you have an AP9635 installed in a Symmetra PX 250/500, you have a Network Management Card 2 but MUST contact APC Technical Support in order to obtain the correct firmware and special instructions, PRIOR to following the steps below. Failure to do so may result in unexpected operation of your AP9635 Network Management Card 2.NOTE: If you wish to downgrade from v6.X.X to v5.1.X firmware on NMC2, please make sure you review Knowledge Base Article FA167693 prior.1. Select a serial port at the local computer and disable any service that uses the port.2. Connect the provided serial configuration cable (APC part number 940-0299) to the selected 2.5mm Tip-Ring-Sleeve Console port on the Management Card itself. 3. Run a terminal program such as HyperTerminal, and configure the selected port for 57600 bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and no flow control. NOTE: certain terminal emulation programs, such as PuTTy, do not support the XMODEM protocol.4. Press the Reset button on the Management Card or reseat the Network Management Card in the SmartSlot, then immediately start pressing the key repeatedly until the Boot Monitor prompt displays: BM> . Also, once you have entered Boot Monitor mode correctly, the Network Management Card's status LED will flicker amber in color. (BootMonitor mode is required on NMC2 for an XMODEM upgrade in any situation.)5. Type XMODEM, then press ENTER. You will begin to see CCCCC scroll across the screen to indicate the Network Management Card is ready to receive a file.6. From the terminal program’s menu, select XMODEM, then select the binary bootmonitor firmware file to transfer using XMODEM. After the XMODEM transfer is complete, the Boot Monitor prompt returns.NOTE: If the boot monitor module must be updated, a boot monitor module is included in the firmware release. Otherwise, the boot monitor module that is installed on the card is compatible with the firmware update. If there is no included bootmonitor file, upgrade the AOS binary first.7. To install the application module, repeat step 5 and step 6. In step 6, use the application module file name.8. Type reset or press the Reset button to restart the Management Card.If the Management Card is installed in an Expansion Chassis or Triple Expansion Chassis, connect the provided configuration cable (APC part number 940-0299) to the serial port at the Management Card, or connect an RS-232 configuration cable (APC part number 940-0024) to the DB-9 serial port at the expansion chassis.If you connect an RS-232 configuration cable (APC part number 940-0024) to the DB-9 serial port of the expansion chassis, select 115200 bps.Network Management Card 3 (AP9640, AP9641, AP9643)1. Select a serial port at the local computer and disable any service that uses the port.2. To connect to a NMC3, use the provided micro-USB cable (APC part number 960-0603).3. Run a terminal program such as HyperTerminal, and configure the selected port for 57600 bps, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and no flow control. NOTE: Certain terminal emulation programs, such as PuTTy, do not support the XMODEM protocol.4. Press the Reset button on the Management Card or reseat the Network Management Card in the SmartSlot, then immediately start pressing the key repeatedly until the Boot Monitor prompt displays: BM>. Once you have entered Boot Monitor mode correctly, the Network Management Card 3's status LED will be solid orange in color. (Boot Monitor mode is required on NMC3 for an XMODEM upgrade in any situation.)5. Type XMODEM, then press ENTER. You will begin to see CCCCC scroll across the screen to indicate the Network Management Card is ready to receive a file.6. From the terminal program’s menu, select XMODEM and select the .nmc3 file to transfer. After the XMODEM transfer is complete, the Boot Monitor prompt returns.7. Type reset or press the Reset button to restart the Management Card.If the Management Card is installed in an Expansion Chassis or Triple Expansion Chassis, connect the provided configuration cable (APC part number 940-0299) to the serial port at the Management Card, or connect an RS-232 configuration cable (APC part number 940-0024) to the DB-9 serial port at the expansion chassis. If you connect an RS-232 configuration cable (APC part number 940-0024) to the DB-9 serial port of the expansion chassis, select 115200 bps. Manual (via FTP) - Network Management Card 2 and 3* (NMC3 firmware versions 2.5.0 and lower)Network Management Card 2NOTE: If you have an AP9635 installed in a Symmetra PX 250/500, you have a Network Management Card 2 but MUST contact APC Technical Support in order to obtain the correct firmware and special instructions, PRIOR to following the steps below. Failure to do so may result in unexpected operation of your AP9635 Network Management Card 2.1. To perform a firmware flash with this method the Management Card must have been previously configured with a System IP, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway and attached to the network. In addition, FTP Server must be enabled.2. Open an MS-DOS command prompt window on a PC which is connected to the network. Change to the directory which contains the firmware upgrade files. Some example commands which need to be entered are shown in bold in order to change directories. Please note, this is just an example. You may need to enter a full path to a directory which requires different syntax.C:\> cd apcC:\apc> 3. Open an FTP client session.C:\apc> ftp 192.168.1.100 (192.168.1.100 being the IP address of the web card) 4. Log in. This must be the Super User Account or an Administrator account. By default, the Super User username and password is apc. Press enter.Typically, the password will appear on the screen as *** or not at all as you type. Connected to 192.168.1.100220- APC FTP server ready.User (192.168.1.100 :(none)): apc331 User name okay, need password.Password: apc230 User logged in, proceed.ftp> 5. Upgrade the bootmonitor file first. If the boot monitor module must be updated, a boot monitor module is included in the firmware release. Otherwise, the bootmonitor module that is installed on the card is compatible with the firmware update and can be skipped. If there is no included bootmonitor file, or you are using NMC1, upgrade the AOS first. The AOS module is the file with the AOS prefix. ftp> bin (specifies binary transfer mode which is required)200 Command okay.ftp> hash (optional - enables hash mark printing as a way of monitoring file transfer progress)ftp> put aosxx.bin (xx being the version number downloaded) Tip: With Windows Command Prompt in most OS versions, besides Vista, command prompt, you can drag and drop the file onto the command prompt window which will paste the full file path automatically here for you.200 Command okay.150 Opening data connection for aos301.bin###############################################################250 Requested file action okay, completed. Management Card Rebooting....327680 bytes sent in 5.99 seconds (54.70 Kbytes/sec)ftp> 6. Close the FTP client session to allow the card to continue rebooting as your FTP session will be disconnected and need to be re-opened for any further transfers. ftp>byeC:\apc> 7. Wait about 20 - 30 seconds.8. Repeat Steps 3 - 8 again for the application module (sumx for Smart UPS/Matrix, sy for Symmetra, etc). In Step 6, substitute the sumx module file name, in place of the AOS module file name. Or the sy prefix for the Symmetra. NOTE: To upgrade multiple Management Cards using an FTP client or using SCP, write a script which automatically performs the procedure.NOTE: If using MacOSX, the full filepath of the destination folder will need to be included in the "put" command. An example command would read:ftp> put /Users/Admin/Downloads/aosxx.bin /aosxx.binNetwork Management Card 31. To perform a firmware flash with this method the Management Card must have been previously configured with a System IP, Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway and attached to the network. In addition, FTP Server must be enabled.2. Open an MS-DOS command prompt window on a PC which is connected to the network. Change to the directory which contains the firmware upgrade files. Some example commands which need to be entered are shown in bold in order to change directories. Please note, this is just an example. You may need to enter a full path to a directory which requires different syntax.C:\> cd apcC:\apc>3. Open an FTP client session.C:\apc> ftp 192.168.1.100 (192.168.1.100 being the IP address of the web card) 4. Log in as Administrator (apc is the default user name and password). 5. Upgrade the firmware:ftp> bin (specifies binary transfer mode which is required)ftp> hash (optional - enables hash mark printing as a way of monitoring file transfer progress)ftp> put apc_hw21_SU_xx.nmc3 (xx being the version number downloaded)6. When FTP confirms the transfer, type quit to close the session. 7. Wait about 20 - 30 seconds. NOTE: To upgrade multiple Management Cards using an FTP client or using SCP, write a script which automatically performs the procedure.Manual (via Secure CoPy) - Network Management Card 2 and 3* (NMC3 firmware versions 2.5.0 and lower)Network Management Card 2NOTE: If you have an AP9635 installed in a Symmetra PX 250/500, you have a Network Management Card 2 but MUST contact APC Technical Support in order to obtain the correct firmware and special instructions, PRIOR to following the steps below. Failure to do so may result in unexpected operation of your AP9635 Network Management Card 2.NOTE: If you wish to downgrade from v6.X.X to v5.1.X firmware on NMC2, please make sure you review Knowledge Base Article FA167693 prior.1. Identify and locate the firmware modules described in the preceding instructions for FTP.2. Use an SCP command line to transfer the AOS firmware module to the Management Card. The following example uses xx to represent the version number of the AOS module: scp apc_hw05_aos_xx.bin apc@158.205.6.185:apc_hw05_aos_xx.bin 3. Use a similar SCP command line, with the name of the application module, to transfer the application firmware module to the Management Card. NOTE: To upgrade multiple Management Cards using an FTP client or using SCP, write a script which automatically performs the procedure. Alternatively, you can use APC's INI utility which is downloadable and explained in Knowledge Base Article FA156117.NOTE: Never remove a Management Card before it completes the reboot cycle. Doing so will damage the Management Card. The reboot cycle is complete when the status LED turns off and after 20 seconds turns solid green or slowly flashing Network Management Card 3Use an SCP command line to transfer the .nmc3 file to the Management Card. The following example uses xx to represent the version number of the application module: scp apc_hw21_SU_xx.nmc3 apc@158.205.6.185:apc_hw21_SU_xx.nmc3 NOTE: To upgrade multiple Management Cards using an FTP client or using SCP, write a script which automatically performs the procedure. Alternatively, you can use APC's INI utility which is downloadable and explained in Knowledge Base article FA156117.NOTE: Never remove a Management Card before it completes the reboot cycle. Doing so will damage the Management Card. The reboot cycle is complete when the status LED turns off and after 20 seconds turns solid green or slowly flashing amber.

Question 5

APC by Schneider Electric Cage Codes

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Issue:A customer asks for the Cage Code of our product offeringsProduct:APC units global offer Environment:APC units global offer on export and import queriesSolution: The U.S. Government assigns a Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) code to organizations to facilitate the supply chain. For non-U.S.-based organizations, the code is referred to as the NATO Commercial and Government Entity (NCAGE) code. The CAGE and NCAGE codes are basically the same type of code, with the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) assigning an NCAGE code. Some organizations, depending on where they work—including those based in the United States—may have multiple CAGE and NCAGE codes. APC used to have a dedicated Cage Code for all product offerings. Now that APC is merged with the global company of Schneider Electric, APC is now following the CAGE codes assigned to SE IT Business.The following will be the cage code used for APC by Schneider Electric offerings. 6LHR4 : for SEITUSA (US country APC)0MG77 : for SEITCORP (Global APC)

Question 6

APC by Schneider Electric - APC Surge Product Recall

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Issue: This recall involves APC 7 and 8 series SurgeArrest surge protectors manufactured before 2003. The model and serial numbers are located on a label on the bottom of the surge protector. The two numbers that follow the first letter or letters in the serial number sequence indicate the year of manufacture. APC and the words Personal, Professional, Performance or Network are printed on the surge protectors. The unit is included in the recall ONLY if the numbers are 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01 or 02. Product Line: APC SurgeArrest; The following model numbers are included in this recall. 7 Series model numbers 8 Series model numbers NET7 NET8 NET7T NET8N NET7T-C PER8T PER7 PER8TR PER7C PER8TR-CN PER7T PER8TVR PER7T-CO PER8XTV PER7T-U PRF8T2 PER7TX137 PRF8TT PER7-U PRO8 PER7X148 PRO8T2 PRF7 PRO8T2C PRF7T PRO8T2MP12 PRO7 PRO8T2MP12B PRO7C PRO8TV PRO7T PRO7TX183 Resolution: Contact Schneider Electric for ReplacementFYI, Due to low volume to the site, http://recall.apc.com is no longer available Please contact Schneider Electric IT Corp., toll-free at (800) 800-4272 option 6 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, to obtain a replacement unit.Further Details: CPSC

Question 7

Vijeo Designer: What is new regarding the HMI License Manager V2?

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Vijeo Designer V6.3 SP3 comes with a new version of the HMI License Manager V2 including the way to activate a license by using the Offline Mode. The goal of this article is to inform about the expected behaviours after installing this version. This article is applicable to the following products: Vijeo Designer Build Time and Run Time This topic is related to Vijeo Designer 6.3 SP3 or newer Here is the Management of the Licensing with the new HMI License Manager V2 The HMI License Manager V1 was installed by the versions VJD V6.3 /SP1/SP2VJD 6.3 SP3 installs the HMI License Manager V2 in parallel of the HMI License Manager V1 (there are 2 icons of the License Manager on the PC desktop after installation of VJD 6.3 SP3)If a license of VJD V6.3 is already registered on the PC with the HMI License Manager V1, there is no update of the License registration after installation of VJD 6.3 SP3. It means that version V1 will continue to keep and manage the license.At any time, it is possible to return the license from version V1 and then activate it into version V2.If VJD V6.3 was already installed but no license was registered with the HMI License Manager V1, after installation of VJD 6.3 SP3 on the PC the License Manager V2 is available and the registration can be done, including the Offline Mode.EcoStruxure Operator Terminal Expert V4.0/4.1/4.2 and Vijeo Designer 6.3 SP3 are now using the same HMI License Manager V2. Below, please find some useful FAQs regarding the HMI License Manager V2: EcoStruxure Operator Terminal Expert: How to Activate/Deactivate a License for an Online Device with HMI License Manager? EcoStruxure Operator Terminal Expert: How to Activate a License for an Offline Device with HMI License Manager? EcoStruxure Operator Terminal Expert: How to Deactivate a License for an Offline Device with HMI License Manager?

Question 8

How do we configure a Varlogic RT controller?

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Following is a general QuickStart for basic configuration of the RT6, RT8 or RT12 controllers. For detailed explanations, please find the user manual attached to the FAQ. Wiring Wiring must be done according to schematic found on page 1 section 4. The CT must be mounted to P1. P2 must be connected to the 400V terminal. P3 must be connected to the 0V terminal. This is important as the controller uses the connections to take the correct readings and apply the power factor correction required. Configuration The following are the minimum required information for programming the controller. - Number of capacitors (steps). - Capacitor values from smallest to largest. - CT primary value. Must be 5 at the secondary of the CT (see page 4, section 6.8). Here are the paramaters to be configured. - 5.3 -> CosPHI - 5.5 -> STEP - 5.6 -> PROGRAM - 5.7 -> C/K - 5.8 -> CT Entering program mode, press SET button for 3 seconds.UP and DOWN arrows are used to scroll between parameters and modify values.Press SET to enter the parameter adjustment.After adjusting to the required value, pressing SET will accept the new value and the controller returns to normal operating mode. Example Configuration Configure the RT6 with the following known information. - Number of capacitors (steps) = 5 - Capacitor values (kVAR) = 12, 12, 25, 33, 33 - CT = 1250/5 5.3 -> CosPHI = 0.95 This value is provided by the client, integrator or may be kept at default. 5.5 -> STEP = 5 5.6 -> Pro9 = PS9 This is given by the ratios available on page 3 of the manual (section 6.4). The ratios all based on the first capacitor value. For this example, the ratios are: 1:1:2:3:3. It is an approximation and some cases may be possible for 2 program selections. From the table gives PS9 for our ratio. 5.7 -> C/K = 0.05 This can be attained from the table on page 4, section 6.6. Look down the CTR column and across to the first capacitor step value. It may also be calculated by the following formula:

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