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Figure 10. FPMA: full configuration with two FPAAs and two FPBAs
6.1.1 Operation
The FPMA can support 1-phase and 3-phase AC input. The nominal input
voltage is 200-240 V AC (the operating voltage range is 180 - 276 V AC).
The maximum output power from the FPMA is 4kW (with 4 FPAAs).
The main function of the FPAA is to provide the BTS with nominal 48 V DC
power from an AC supply. Maximum DC output power of one FPAA
module is 1000 W. A nominal 48 V DC supply is intended for BTS internal
use only (a nominal 48 V DC supply is not intended for 3rd party
equipment because they may require lower conducted emission level than
EN55022 Class A). It should be especially noted that an external lead acid
battery for longer backup times cannot be connected to nominal 48 V DC
supply. (This is because the temperature compensation of charging
voltage is not supported). The FPAA includes its own integrated self-
controlled fan. In case the fan fails, an alarm is generated and the FPAA
has to be replaced (the fan alone cannot be replaced).
The FPAA unit remembers the main control switch position. If the FPAA
power is switched to Standby, the power remains OFF after input voltage
interrupt.
The stand-by switch is used for switching the FPAA unit ON/Stand-by
when AC input voltage has been connected to the FPAA unit.
The FPBA provides short-term battery backup time when the AC power
mains is down on a Flexi BTS site. The FPBA is a lithium ion battery. The
maximum DC output power from one FPBA module is 1000 W. The input
power for the BTS cannot exceed the maximum output power of the
installed batteries. Otherwise the batteries do not provide the BTS with the
needed power during power failure.
The power switch of the FPBA unit controls input power. Batteries can be
drained by the BTS if the power switch is set to OFF position.
The stand-by switch is used for switching the FPBA unit ON/Stand-by
when AC input voltage has been connected to the FPBA unit.
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+/- 2 kV, 1.2/50 s pulse, Rs=(2 + 10 ) (line to ground, common)
. +/- 1 kV, 1.2/50 s pulse, Rs=2 (line to line, differential)
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+/- 6 kV, 1.2/50 s pulse, Rs=2 (each phase conductor to green-
wire ground or neutral conductor, neutral conductor and green-wire
ground)
The connectors on the FPMA front panel, their types and purposes are
listed in the table below.
There is a stand-by switch on the front panel of the FPAA. The stand-by
switch is used for switching the FPAA unit ON/stand-by.
The connectors on the FPAA front panel, their types and purposes are
listed in the table below.
*for chaining
The connectors on the FPBA front panel, their types and purposes are
listed in the table below.
*for chaining
**Unit has an input for Alarm 1 (AL01) from FPAA unit (Alarm 1 is a trigger
for battery discharging).
Property FPMA
Height 133 mm/3 U
(5.2 in.)
Width 447 mm
(17.6 in.)
Depth without covers 422 mm
(16.6 in.)
Depth with covers 560 mm
(22.1 in.)
Weight (empty) < 11 kg
(< 24.3 lbs)
Weight 28 kg
(fully equipped with one AC/DC (61.9 lbs)
power module and batteries)
The FPAA LED indications are explained in the table below. Read the
information on LED indications thoroughly. A blinking red LED does not
always require removing the module.
Colour Explanation
Yellow Stand-by (AC connected)
Green Normal operation
Red Alarm or fault
Red, blinking Unit operating with abnormal input voltage
See the following figure for the location of the FPAA LED.
LED
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Colour Explanation
Yellow Stand-by (DC connected from FPAA)
Ggreen Normal operation, battery OK
Green, blinking slowly Charging
Green, blinking fast Discharging
Blinking fast between green and yellow Forced discharge mode
Red, blinking fast Minor alarm
Red Major alarm or fault
See the following figure for the location of the FPBA LED.
LED
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