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INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING Internal 1 (40)

GUIDELINE FOR SENSOR HUB AND
SMARTCOM
Created Responsible for document
Martin Gyllenhammar Solveig Aanby Aas
Date Ver Belonging object
2020-09-28 1.3 Telia – Technical Spec
No.
05.02-01
Installation and commissioning guideline for Sensor HUB and

SmartCom
Contents
1 Scope ........................................................................................................................................ 3
2 Installation of Sensorhub............................................................................................................ 3
Installation In 19” Rack ......................................................................................................... 3
Connection of Ethernet cables ............................................................................................. 5
3 Swap and commissioning to new Eltek SmartPack controller ..................................................... 5
Guidelines on how to clone SmartPack 1 config over to SmartPack R ................................. 5
Guidelines on how to copy XML file from Smartpack 1 using PowerSuite ............................ 7
Guidelines on how to upload a software update on to Smartpack R ..................................... 9
Site specific information and configuration ......................................................................... 10
Network and SNMP setting ................................................................................................ 13
Enable port pComm to be able to access with USB-B ........................................................ 14
Confirmation and commissioning ....................................................................................... 15
External alarms .................................................................................................................. 15
Mains-output alarm to Baseband (mandatory on all sites) .................................................. 19
4 The testing of external alarms. ................................................................................................. 21
The testing of external alarms. ........................................................................................... 21
Fault on external alarm units .............................................................................................. 22
5 Guide on how to connect to Smartpack R USB-B port. ............................................................ 22
6 Upgrading System C20838.024 16kW with Slave unit to Spartpack R with BSM. .................... 30
Background for upgrading of Eltek system C20838.024 with master-slave ........................ 30
Units................................................................................................................................... 30
Information ......................................................................................................................... 31
Guide for the installation..................................................................................................... 31
Step 1 – Remove old circuit board ...................................................................... 31
Step 2 – Remove cable (200780) ....................................................................... 32
Step 3 – Disconnect smartpack and slave module .............................................. 32
Step 4 - Cabling .................................................................................................. 33
Step 5 – Install and connect SmartPack R .......................................................... 34
Step 6 – Connect BSM ....................................................................................... 34
Step 7 – Blind cover............................................................................................ 36
Setup of the Smartpack R .................................................................................................. 36
Step 1 – Connect smartpack R ........................................................................... 36
Step 2 – Upload XML-file .................................................................................... 36
Step 3 – Enable strings ....................................................................................... 37
Step 4 – Measurement of string .......................................................................... 38
Step 5 - Calibration of the battery ....................................................................... 39
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Step 6 - Finished................................................................................................. 40
Revision history
Rev. Appr. Appr.
Rev: Purpose revision: Rev. date:
sign: Sign. Date.
Document transferred to new spec. Rev history 2019-03-30
1.0 MG
back to 1.0
Chap 2.2 has been updated (Info regarding 90
deg connector) 2020-04-02
1.1 New Chap 4 – “The testing of External alarms” MG
has been added. (Old Chap 4 and 5, is now chap
5 and 6))
1.2 Updated example Pic 14 MG 2020-04-20
New chap. 3.9 with Manis connection between 2020-09-28
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rectifier and Baseband
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1 Scope
This document gives instructions on how to install the Sensorhub, switch and how to connect the 48V and ethernet
cables. It also includes a guide for replacing old Smartpack 1 with Smartpack R. Use this Guide also for Smartpack
S systems.
The installation and materials used shall be as specified in Telia Norway and Telia Tower Norway technical spec.
All Telia Subcontractors must have at least on certified person.
Contact number for Safebase is: +47 400 00 675 #3
2 Installation of Sensorhub
The SensorHUB unit shall be mounted in the 19” Rack and it uses 1U. The modem, switch and power supply are
built into the device. Internally the device is pre-connected. When on site you need to connect the 48V cable and
ethernet cable to rectifier. If a free cooler (Dantherm CC3000) is located on the site, this also needs to be
connected. The supplier’s installation manual comes with the unit when its delivered.
Installation In 19” Rack
The 1U 19” SensorHUB is mounted in a 19” Rack. The rack position is specified in the rack form included
in the site design document.
Rack nuts and bolts is not delivered in the installation package for the sensor hub. It’s very important that the
device is mounted with four bolts with rack nuts.
Picture 1 - Sensorhub (Front)
On the back side of the device, you will find the switch (RJ45 inputs for rectifier and the free cooler) and
the terminal for the 48V cables.
One Ethernet cable, antenna cable and a temp sensor cable is pre-configured and comes out from the device
cable entry.
• The antenna has a magnet attached to it, so that it can be fastened on a metal surface. The antenna shall
be placed at the top of the rack. The cable length is 3m.
• The temp sensor shall be placed on the wall above the rack, at the same height as the cable bridge.
• The -48V cable shall be connected to 6A MCB and to the -48V connection on the back of SensorHUB.
(-48VDC cable is not included in the installation package)
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Picture 2 - Sensorhub (Backside)
Picture 3 – Antenna
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Connection of Ethernet cables

• Ethernet cable from SensorHUB RJ45 port to RJ45 port #5 in the internal switch is pre-connected.
• The following needs to be connected on site:
o Ethernet cable from (RJ45) switch port #1 to RJ45 ethernet port in Eltek Smartpack controller.
o Ethernet cable from (RJ45) switch port #2 to RJ45 ethernet port in Dantherm CC300 free cooler
controller. (Remote access to CC3000, no alarms goes through SNMP. Alarms from CC3000
comes from NO/NC relays)
o If there are any other units that needs to be connected to the Switch, this must be pre-defined and
planned with Safe base upfront.
• A new Rectifier with Smartpack S has an Ethernet cable with 90° RJ45 connector included in the
delivery package. All Smartpack S must have cable 90° connector. The length of cable that follows are
2m.
• If the cable is to short, use a RJ45-Female to RJ45-Female adaptor.
3 Swap and commissioning to new Eltek SmartPack controller

Guidelines on how to clone SmartPack 1 config over to SmartPack R
1. First swap the Smartpack R with Smartpack 1.
2. When Smartpack R is up and running Connect a USB cable from SPR to SP1. Picture nr.4
3. The SPR will give enough power to the SP1 to clone the it.
4. There will be no light in front of SP1. The SPR will ask you if you want to copy the config. Press YES.
Picture nr.5
5. Smartpack R controller will now copy the configuration from Smartpack 1.
6. If the copying is OK you will see “succeed, Done” in the screen.
7. Now you can disconnect Smartpack 1 from the Smartpack R. (Note!! Insert CON5 last. This connector
has the power and need to be inserted gently and straight inn to the connection. Spark can occur).
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Picture 4 - Connecting SP1 to SPR
Picture 5 - Insert USB cable

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Guidelines on how to copy XML file from Smartpack 1 using PowerSuite

• Connect you PC to the smartpack controller and open PowerSuite from Eltek on your computer.
• Log inn to the controller with password = “3”
• Click on “Tools” and then on “import/Export configuration (XML files)” Picture nr 6.
• Step 1. Click on “Read from system (based on the default file(s) and selected units)”. Choose that all
the unit that are installed in the system (BSM, I/O mon 1, I/O mon 2). Click “Next” Picture nr 7.
• Step 2. Choose “Write to file” and save to a location on you PC. Click “Next”. Picture nr.8.
• On step 3 click “Next” Picture nr 9.
• In step 4 the file is created, and when it reaches 100%. Click “Close” Picture nr 10 and 11.
• Now the XML file is created, and it is ready to upload it to Smartpack R controller after it has been
installed.
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Picture 6
Picture 7
Picture 8
Picture 9
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Picture 10 Picture 11
Guidelines on how to upload a software update on to Smartpack R

NB! Always check and install the newest!
• When Smartpack R starts for the first time you need to check that the controller has the newest
software revision. The newest software revision file is provided by your company’s Eltek certified
person.
All Telia Subcontractors shall have at least on Eltek certified person.
• Telia has a folder on IDUR (FTP server) with some relevant documents and the SW bundles.
• If Smartpack R needs to be updated use “Eltek Network Utility” (ENU) Tool.
• Use the manual provided by Eltek (User Guide_Smartpack_R-Ctrller_1v1) to find the guides of how to
do the software update.
Picture 12 - Eltek rectifier SW bundles documents on IDUR

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Site specific information and configuration

Important to Click save button after every change.
Step 1:
• Default IP on all Smartpack S and R is 192.168.10.20. Set fixed IP on your PC and then use IP a in
the same range e.g. 192.168.10.21. When this is done, write 192.168.10.20 in the WEB browser.
The log in page will now pop up on your screen. Use Eltek Guideline for SPR for other types of
access.
Use: Username: admin, Password: admin
Picture 13 - Log in screen (Username: admin, Password: admin)
Step 2:
• Fill in the DC plant information
Picture 14 - DC plant information (example photo)

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Step 3:
• Fill in general battery configuration with the battery type, size, number of strings, install date and
battery table.
Picture 15 - General battery configuration
Step 4:
• Fill in the current limitation. The standard is to set 20A for each 190Ah string, 15A for each 150Ah
string and 10A for each 100Ah string. (3x190Ah strings = 60A Mains feed current limit)
Picture 16 - Battery change current limits

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Step 5:
• Use “simplified test” enable max duration and fill in 2h=120min or 4h=240min depending on the
requirements for that site. Enable Guard time and fill in 24 hours. Not all sites are 2h and 4h, check
Final Config document under “Special Info”.
Picture 17 - Battery test configuration
Step 6:
• Enabled interval test and fill in the next start date for the test. Set the date one week after installation
date. Start date 02.00. interval period 180 days.
Picture 18 - General SNMP configuration

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Step 7:
• All alarms must be cleared before leaving the site. This shall be confirmed and documented.
Network and SNMP setting

To be able to connect to the Sensorhub, these settings must be correct.
Step 1:
Use the same settings shown in picture below.
Picture 19 - General SNMP configuration
Step 2:
Make sure that the right IP is inserted on the #2.
Picture 20 - Trap receiver administration

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Step 3:
When all the configuration is done go to “Network settings” and enable “DHCP”. Click save and log out.
Picture 21 - TCP/IP Setup
Enable port pComm to be able to access with USB-B

• Enable “pComm”. This must be done to be able to connect to controller by the USB-B port in front.
Then all access to WebGUI will be trough USB-B port. (guide for access by USB-B port se chap 4)
Picture 22 - TCP/IP Setup

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Confirmation and commissioning

After installation and configuration of rectifier, SafeBase need to be contacted and they need to confirm that
they have connection with Sensor HUB, rectifier and CC3000 (if CC3000 is mounted on site).
External alarms
All environmental and external alarms will now go through the Eltek Smartpack controller.
Follow the Tables below on how to connect to alarm card and/or I/O monitor 2.
Schematic drawing for how to connect alarms can be found in the following document: 09.01-01-01 -
Drawing - External alarm connections. Subcontractor must fill in the Alarm text correctly and use the
correct input and alarm name. NB! Confirm with the SmartCom management system responsible in your
project that alarms work, and site is alarm free.
Some Smartpack S system already has a temp sensor connected to Proginput 1.1. Rename it to Hightemp
Room and demount the thermostat on site.
Picture 23 - External alarms (Indoor sites with 2-4 hours battery backup)
Picture 24 - External alarms (Indoor sites with 2-4 hours battery backup)
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External alarms Sites 2-4 hours backup Outdoor
From From
New site (without termination termination Input Number ProgInputs to
Severity Alarm name in system existing plinth) Plinth 1 Plinth 2 Cable color on unit Input Unit Use in SP Relay config
Critical Earth Leak Alarm Device output 1a-1b Black-Blue Input Circut 1 I/O Monitor 2 ProgInput 82.1 Normally Closed
Major SPD -48V/230/400 Device output 2a-2b Black-Blue Input Circut 2 I/O Monitor 2 ProgInput 82.2 Normally Closed
Minor Unlocked Door Internal
Critical HighTemp Room Internal
Major Mains Failure Internal
Critical Critical Capasity Alarm Internal
Major DC Supply To Low Internal
Major Rectifier Module failure Internal
Minor FreeCool Filter Internal
Major FreeCool Fan Internal
Major Mains Failure 2 Internal
Critical Critical Capasity Alarm 2 Internal
Major DC Supply To Low 2 Internal
Major Rectifier Module failure 2 Internal
Major AirCon WaterPump N/A
Critical Obstruct. Light Device output 5a-5b Black-Blue Input Circut 6 I/O Monitor 2 ProgInput 82.6 Normally Closed
Picture 25 - External alarms (Outdoor sites with 2-4 hours battery backup)
Picture 26 - External alarms (Outdoor sites with 2-4 hours battery backup
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Picture 27 - External alarms (Sites with AUX power backup)
Picture 27.1 - External alarms (Sites with AUX power backup)

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Picture 27.2 - External alarms (Sites with AUX power backup)
Picture 28 - Alarm Card Picture 29 - I/O Monitor 2

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Check points before leaving sites

1. Eltek configuration is right accordance to Telia Spec.
2. Check that the system Battery current is calibrated.
o If the system runs on mains power the value on Battery Current should be => 0A.
o If the Current are negative < 0A the calibration is wrong.
o Go to http://onlinehelp.eltek.com/cwui and follow the instructions for calibration.
3. Check that the batteries are calibrated so the system has the right symmetry values.
o Go to http://onlinehelp.eltek.com/cwui and follow the instructions for calibration.
Mains-output alarm to Baseband (mandatory on all sites)

In order to make the logic in ENM turn off radios when the power supply fails on site, the mains-output from
the rectifier must be connected to the Baseband. This is done so we get the optimal backup time for the
system.
Picture 30 - Mains Failure alarm on Output relay nr 1
Telia has some different systems in the network with different ways of connecting the output. We have the old
outdoor and indoor updated from SP1 to SPR and the newer systems with SPS.
Most of the old indoor systems with SPR has an alarm card showed in Picture 28. Connect mains-output on
Relay 1, port 5-6.
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The old outdoor systems already have a Krone-Plinth. This needs to be rebranded and only one alarm will go
out and that’s relay 1- plinth nr 7 (old “DC supply to Low”).
Figure 1
New systems with SmartPack S will not have any alarm card or krone-plinth. The Eltek Temp systems has a
terminal block in the indoor and outdoor rectifier. Connect to terminal 1on Relay output connect NO and
Common. Note: Eltek NO is closed loop => Telias NC
Figure 2
New Telia systems with Smartpack S will not have terminal block. Connect direct to Smartpack relay output
nr 1. Note: Same connection on panel mounted as for the rack mounted Smartpack S.
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Picture 31
The connection to baseband alarm port shall be done as specified in document 09.01-01. All sites need this
mains failure connection for the logic in the ENM to work.
4 The testing of external alarms.

The test of external alarms is done to confirm that the alarm triggers, when an alarm occurs and to confirm that
the cabling is done correctly. As a standard all alarms go through the rectifier, that is connected to Telia
SmartCom system. The test must confirm that the alarm goes end to end. When an alarm is triggered, the
rectifier identifies the alarm with correct alarm name and then the same name shows in the SmartCom
management system.
The testing of external alarms.
Not all sites have the same amount of external alarms, so only the ones that are present on site must be tested.
In the table below, you find which external alarms that can be tested on site and how they can be triggered to
get the alarm.
Alarm Name Unit How to trigger Alarm
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Earth Leak Alarm Earth leak monitor in EDP Push TEST button on the Earth leak monitor
SPD -48V/230V/400V -48V SPD unit Remove one of the SPD modules and the alarm
will trigger.
230V/400V SPD unit
Unlocked Door On door blade or lock cylinder Leave the door open or unlock the cylinder and
the alarm will trigger.
HighTemp Room Thermostat (usually over door) Turn the thermostat to zero and the alarm will
trigger. (Back to 40)
(Thermostat only)
Mains Failure Rectifier Turn the MCBs for rectifier off and the alarm will
trigger.
Module Failure Rectifier Remove One Rectifier module and the alarm will
trigger.
FreeCool Filter ACUE300/CC3000 Dantherm Run self-test on controller
FreeCool Fan ACUE300/CC3000 Dantherm Run self-test on controller
Table 1
Fault on external alarm units

New sites:
• Faulty new Units due to wrong installation must be fixed.
• Wrong configurations must be fixed by the subcontractor.
• If faults are caused out of subcontractors control or scope of work Telia need to be notified to act.
Report faults to Site Project Leader (SPL).
Modification projects:
• Faulty new Units due to wrong installation must be fixed.
• Wrong configurations must be fixed by the subcontractor.
• Faults related to existing alarms or alarms not related to the project scope of work, subcontractor must
inform Telia Control Centre (CC), make remark in SSVR table and if any deviations report this in the
SIR.
• Telia Control Centre will act and, in some cases ask Subcontractor on site to fix if the fault is easy to
fix.
• If CC conclude that alarms was related to project subcontractor can be invoiced for fix.
Contact Telia Control Centre on phone number 73 89 51 03
5 Guide on how to connect to Smartpack R USB-B port.

This guide goes step by step through how to connect to SmartPack R the first time, using the USB-B port. This
only needs to be done one time on each computer.
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NOTE: In order to connect via the USB-B port, the configuration in Chapter 3.6 must have been completed
Step 1:
Go into the control panel in your windows computer. Select “Devices and Printers”.
Picture 32 - Control panel in windows
Step 2:
Under unspecified you will find a new device when connecting the USB to computer. Double click on the icon
Picture 33- Devices and printers
Step 3:
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Click on “Properties” on the “Hardware” tab.
Picture 34 - Device Properties
Step 4:
Click on “Change settings” in “General” tab.
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Picture 35 - Change settings
Step 5:
Click on the “Driver tab”, then choose “Update Driver”
Picture 36 - Update driver

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Step 6:
Click on “Search automatically”. OBS! PC must be connected to internet! (if it does not find the driver and
you can see the new local area connection then you need to install driver manually. Driver is on Telia SFTP
server)
Picture 37 - Search for drivers
Step 7:
When Driver is installed you go back to control panel and click on “Network and Sharing Center”.
Picture 38 - Network and Sharing Center

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Step 8:
Click on “Change adapter Settings”.
Picture 39 - Adapter settings
Step 9:
Check that you have a new Local Area Connection for SmartPack R
Picture 40 - Local area for SmartPackR

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Step 10:
Go into a web browser and enter default IP address “10.10.0.1”
Picture 41 - Enter default IF address (10.10.0.1)
Step 11:
Now you will get the login page for Eltek.
Picture 42 - Eltek log in page

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Step 12:
Log in using: Username: “Admin”, Password: “Admin”.
Picture 43 - Log in (Username: “Admin”, Password: “Admin”)

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6 Upgrading System C20838.024 16kW with Slave unit to Spartpack R with BSM.
Background for upgrading of Eltek system C20838.024 with master-slave
Systems with Master-Slave have a symmetry monitor and battery temperature sensor that runs via one circuit
board and does not have the BSM we use today.
This upgrade involves removing existing SmartPack, slave module and circuit board (for symmetry and
battery temperature).
You need to install a new Smart pack and BSM (Battery monitor)
New Smartpack R shall be inserted where the slave module was. This means that you need to move the
cables that where connected to the old SmartPack module to where the new SmartPack R is inserted.
Shall only be done by qualified electrician with (Certification: Groupe L).
Units
Picture 44
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Information
This is what you need:
• 1 piece - SmartPack R part nr. 242100.120
• 1 piece - Battery monitor part nr. 242100.300
• 1 piece - Blind cover to cover slot after old SmartPack is removed.
• 2m CAN BUS cable to replace existing cable in the rectifier.
* Old SmartPack units (v1.4 and v1.2) is replaced to SmartPack R
* Telia shall be notified before work is started and the site is taken off air.
* The rectifier shall be without power when the installation is done. Measure to check if the rectifier is
current free before you start the work.
* Only electrician with group. L certification is approved for this job
Guide for the installation

Step 1 – Remove old circuit board
 Old circuit board for symmetry and temperature shall be removed. If a string number 2 is mounted, you
need to remove the battery to the left to be able to remove the circuit board.
Picture 45
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Step 2 – Remove cable (200780)

 Cable 200780 (marked with green) between circuit board and smartpack shall be removed.
 The symmetry cable connected to the batteries can be reused.
Step 3 – Disconnect smartpack and slave module

 Disconnect SmartPack and Slave module form the system.
 Can bus cable between master and slave module can be reused or you cab use a new 2m cable for the BSM.
 Remove cover where the master module was to get access to the cables.
Picture 48
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Step 4 - Cabling
 The cables that goes to the old smart pack position needs to be routed to the position where the slave
module where. (New position for SmartPack R)
 The cables need to be placed behind the powercore. The powercore can be pulled out so that you get more
space to pull the cable to the new position.
Picture 51
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Step 5 – Install and connect SmartPack R

 Install and connect the new SmartPack R. The CON5 cable should be connected last, because it gives
power to the unit. (If Powercore is connected to power). The Smartpack should be inserted in its place
before the power core in inserted back.
 Use cable zip ties and place the cables so that it doesn't get crushed when the modules are inserted. (There
is not much space so be careful.)
Step 6 – Connect BSM

 Connect BSM with CAN-cable (cat5) to SmartPack R.
 Connect symmetry cable to each battery string.
 If there is only one BSM, you need to install the terminating plug in BSM nr.1.
 If there is a battery cabinet with BSM nr.2, this needs to be connected to BSM nr.1.
 BSMs DIP switch needs to be addressed correct so that the system can read them.
 When there is two BSM the terminating plug is inserted to BSM nr.2.
 Address the correct battery string to the correct port in the BSM. (BSM nr.1 BATTMonSym 1.1 = String
nr1, e.g.
 The BSM shall be placed on the top battery string in the cabinet. This is important, so that we get a correct
battery temperature. (Temperature affects the battery life).
 NB! Remember that there is only one symmetric cable per string and that this one should be placed in the
center.
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Picture 54
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Step 7 – Blind cover
Picture 55
Setup of the Smartpack R
Step 1 – Connect smartpack R

 Connect to smartpack R
 In 05.02-01 (this document) - SmartCom Installation and Commissioning you will find the guide to
connect to the SmartPack R
Step 2 – Upload XML-file

Upload new XML-file to the system:
 Check that all the battery strings is enabled in the system.
 Set up the system with the correct battery config.
 Number of strings, battery type (ah), current limitation = 20A per string (3 strings = 60A)
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Step 3 – Enable strings
Picture 58
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Step 4 – Measurement of string
Picture 59
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Step 5 - Calibration of the battery

• Low calibrating point
 Disconnect the symmetry cables from the battery's and hold them in the open air. When doing
so press “apply”
• High calibration point
 Connect the symmetry cable on the battery's midpoint. Then you fill inn measured value and
press “apply”
Picture 60
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Step 6 - Finished
• If you follow these points, the system has been upgraded to. today's 16kw rectifier layout.
• When uploading and reviewing control points on XML config, use Doc: 05.02-02 Eltek Installation Guide
BULL 2016.
• In this guide, we have covered the most important points needed to upgrade Master-Slave 16kw rectifiers
to today's setup with new SmartPack and new BSM.
• Setup of BSM in Eltek's document, Installation Guide Battery Monitor, CAN Bus Node (B - 351507.033 -
1 - 1.20) - 1
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INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING Internal 1 (40)

Installation and commissioning guideline for Sensor HUB and

Picture 1 - Sensorhub (Front)

Picture 2 - Sensorhub (Backside)

Connection of Ethernet cables

3 Swap and commissioning to new Eltek SmartPack controller

Picture 4 - Connecting SP1 to SPR

Picture 5 - Insert USB cable

Guidelines on how to copy XML file from Smartpack 1 using PowerSuite

Guidelines on how to upload a software update on to Smartpack R

Picture 12 - Eltek rectifier SW bundles documents on IDUR

Site specific information and configuration

Use: Username: admin, Password: admin

Picture 13 - Log in screen (Username: admin, Password: admin)

Picture 14 - DC plant information (example photo)

Picture 15 - General battery configuration

Picture 16 - Battery change current limits

Picture 17 - Battery test configuration

Picture 18 - General SNMP configuration

Network and SNMP setting

Picture 19 - General SNMP configuration

Picture 20 - Trap receiver administration

Picture 21 - TCP/IP Setup

Enable port pComm to be able to access with USB-B

Picture 22 - TCP/IP Setup

Confirmation and commissioning

Picture 27 - External alarms (Sites with AUX power backup)

Picture 27.1 - External alarms (Sites with AUX power backup)

Picture 27.2 - External alarms (Sites with AUX power backup)

Picture 28 - Alarm Card Picture 29 - I/O Monitor 2

Check points before leaving sites

Mains-output alarm to Baseband (mandatory on all sites)

Picture 30 - Mains Failure alarm on Output relay nr 1

4 The testing of external alarms.

Fault on external alarm units

5 Guide on how to connect to Smartpack R USB-B port.

Picture 32 - Control panel in windows

Picture 33- Devices and printers

Click on “Properties” on the “Hardware” tab.

Picture 34 - Device Properties

Picture 35 - Change settings

Picture 36 - Update driver

Picture 37 - Search for drivers

Picture 38 - Network and Sharing Center

Picture 39 - Adapter settings

Picture 40 - Local area for SmartPackR

Picture 41 - Enter default IF address (10.10.0.1)

Picture 42 - Eltek log in page

Picture 43 - Log in (Username: “Admin”, Password: “Admin”)

Guide for the installation

Step 2 – Remove cable (200780)

Step 3 – Disconnect smartpack and slave module

Step 5 – Install and connect SmartPack R

Step 6 – Connect BSM

Step 7 – Blind cover

Setup of the Smartpack R

Step 1 – Connect smartpack R

Step 2 – Upload XML-file

Step 3 – Enable strings

Step 4 – Measurement of string

Step 5 - Calibration of the battery

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