SMU02C - X V100R023C00 Site Monitoring Unit User Manual

SMU02C_X Site Monitoring Unit
V100R023C00
User Manual
Issue 02
Date 2023-07-21
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User Manual Preface
Preface
Purpose
This document describes the product, user interface, NMS management, common
tasks, liquid crystal display (LCD) menu hierarchy, and monitoring display unit
(MDU) menu hierarchy.
This document describes all the functions of the SMU. Some functions are
implemented by hardware (such as the DC meter and battery cell detector). If the
corresponding hardware is not connected to the SMU, the function is not
available.
The figures provided in this document are for reference only.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
● Technical support personnel

● Hardware installation engineers
● Commissioning engineers
● Maintenance personnel
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avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
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avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
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User Manual Preface
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avoided, could result in equipment damage, data loss,
performance deterioration, or unanticipated results.
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injury.
Supplements the important information in the main text.

NOTE is used to address information not related to personal
injury, equipment damage, and environment deterioration.
Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue
contains all the changes made in earlier issues.
Issue 02 (2023-07-21)
Updated en-us_topic_0000001418649173.xml, 2.2.3 Standby Screen.
Issue 01 (2022-12-08)
This is the first official release.
Software version: iSitePower V100R023C00SPC100
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User Manual Contents
Contents
Preface........................................................................................................................................... ii
1 Overview....................................................................................................................................1
1.1 SMU02C (02312MML-009).................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 MDU Display Screen...............................................................................................................................................................5
2 User Interfaces......................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 LCD............................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1.1 Permissions and Buttons................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1.2 Setup Wizard......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1.3 Modifying the display language...................................................................................................................................10
2.1.4 Restart Button.....................................................................................................................................................................11
2.1.5 Standby Screen................................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.2 MDU.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.2.1 Permission Description.................................................................................................................................................... 12
2.2.2 Modifying the display language...................................................................................................................................12
2.2.3 Standby Screen................................................................................................................................................................... 12
2.3 WebUI....................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
2.3.1 Permission Description.................................................................................................................................................... 14
2.3.2 Logging In to the WebUI................................................................................................................................................ 15
2.3.3 UI Introduction................................................................................................................................................................... 17
3 NMS Management................................................................................................................ 18
3.1 NetEco Management........................................................................................................................................................... 18
3.1.1 IP Networking..................................................................................................................................................................... 18
3.1.2 Wireless Networking........................................................................................................................................................ 19
3.1.3 BBU In-band Networking............................................................................................................................................... 22
3.2 NMS Management over SNMP........................................................................................................................................ 23
3.2.1 Site Configuration............................................................................................................................................................. 23
3.2.1.1 Connecting a Communications Cable..................................................................................................................... 23
3.2.1.2 Setting Parameters........................................................................................................................................................ 24
3.2.2 Setting SNMP Parameters.............................................................................................................................................. 25
3.2.3 NMS Commissioning........................................................................................................................................................ 28
3.3 NMS Management over YDN1363 Protocol................................................................................................................28
3.3.1 Connecting a Communications Cable........................................................................................................................ 28
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3.3.2 Setting Parameters............................................................................................................................................................29

3.4 NMS Management over Modbus.................................................................................................................................... 29
3.5 NMS Management over TCP-Modbus........................................................................................................................... 30
4 Common Tasks....................................................................................................................... 33
4.1 Common Installation Tasks (LCD).................................................................................................................................. 33
4.1.1 Using a USB Flash Drive for Site Deployment.........................................................................................................33
4.1.2 Setting the Time Zone and Time................................................................................................................................. 34
4.1.3 Setting Basic Battery Parameters................................................................................................................................. 34
4.1.4 Setting the Alarm Enable Option, Alarm Severity, and Associated Relays....................................................38
4.1.5 Setting Alarm Parameters for Dry Contacts.............................................................................................................39
4.1.6 Setting Rectifier Addresses............................................................................................................................................. 39
4.1.7 Setting Basic DG Parameters......................................................................................................................................... 40
4.1.8 Starting a Genset Self-Check.........................................................................................................................................42
4.1.9 Setting WiFi Parameters..................................................................................................................................................43
4.1.10 Setting Battery Test Parameters................................................................................................................................ 44
4.1.11 Deleting Devices Devices Failing in Communication.......................................................................................... 47
4.2 Maintenance Operations (WebUI)..................................................................................................................................47
4.2.1 Backing up Current Settings.......................................................................................................................................... 47
4.2.2 Importing a Configuration File..................................................................................................................................... 47
4.2.3 Restoring Factory Settings.............................................................................................................................................. 48
4.2.4 Spare Parts Configuration File...................................................................................................................................... 48
4.2.5 Upgrading Software..........................................................................................................................................................49
4.2.6 Changing a Password....................................................................................................................................................... 49
4.2.7 Viewing Dry Contact Association Information........................................................................................................ 51
4.2.8 Viewing Active Alarms..................................................................................................................................................... 51
4.2.9 Viewing Historical Alarms.............................................................................................................................................. 51
4.2.10 Viewing Version Information...................................................................................................................................... 51
4.2.11 Exporting Maintenance Information........................................................................................................................ 52
4.2.12 Setting the Minimum Recovery System.................................................................................................................. 52
4.3 Common Installation Tasks (MDU)................................................................................................................................ 53
4.3.1 Common Functions........................................................................................................................................................... 53
4.3.2 Setting Common Parameters........................................................................................................................................ 54
4.3.3 Setting Basic Battery Parameters................................................................................................................................. 54
4.3.4 Setting Rectifier Parameters.......................................................................................................................................... 61
4.3.5 Setting Mains Parameters.............................................................................................................................................. 67
4.3.6 Setting Overvoltage and Undervoltage Alarm Thresholds for the DC Cabinet...........................................67
4.3.7 Setting Overvoltage and Undervoltage Alarm Thresholds for the Rectifier Cabinet................................ 68
4.3.8 Setting Combined Cabinet Parameters...................................................................................................................... 68
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4.3.9 Setting Communications Parameters......................................................................................................................... 69

4.3.10 Quick Settings.................................................................................................................................................................. 69
4.3.11 Setting Sensor Parameters........................................................................................................................................... 70
4.3.12 Setting WAN Port............................................................................................................................................................ 70
4.4 Common Maintenance Tasks (MDU)............................................................................................................................ 71
4.4.1 Viewing Version Information......................................................................................................................................... 71
4.4.2 Viewing Active Alarms..................................................................................................................................................... 71
A LCD Menu Hierarchy............................................................................................................ 72

A.1 Running Information........................................................................................................................................................... 73
A.2 Quick Setup............................................................................................................................................................................ 90
A.2.1 Site Unit................................................................................................................................................................................ 90
A.2.2 Batt Parameters................................................................................................................................................................. 90
A.2.3 Deleting Parameters for Devices with Communication Failure........................................................................ 91
A.2.4 Sensor Config..................................................................................................................................................................... 91
A.2.5 Power-on And Power-off................................................................................................................................................ 92
A.2.6 Combined Cabinet Settings........................................................................................................................................... 92
A.2.7 AC Cabinet........................................................................................................................................................................... 93
A.2.8 Genset Group Para........................................................................................................................................................... 93
A.2.9 Genset n Parameters........................................................................................................................................................93
A.2.10 Date and Time................................................................................................................................................................. 93
A.2.11 NetEco Parameters.........................................................................................................................................................94
A.2.12 Network Parameters......................................................................................................................................................94
A.2.13 Dialup Parameters.......................................................................................................................................................... 96
A.2.14 Rect Addr Setting............................................................................................................................................................ 96
A.3 Parameters Settings............................................................................................................................................................. 97
A.3.1 Site Unit................................................................................................................................................................................ 97
A.3.2 Digital Power...................................................................................................................................................................... 99
A.3.3 DC Output Distribut...................................................................................................................................................... 118
A.3.4 UIM...................................................................................................................................................................................... 123
A.3.5 Controller........................................................................................................................................................................... 124
A.3.6 Staggering Elec Para...................................................................................................................................................... 125
A.3.7 AC Peak Shaving............................................................................................................................................................. 127
A.3.8 iDCDU................................................................................................................................................................................. 129
A.3.9 Mains.................................................................................................................................................................................. 130
A.3.10 Genset.............................................................................................................................................................................. 132
A.3.11 PV Adapter......................................................................................................................................................................141
A.3.12 GPS.................................................................................................................................................................................... 142
A.3.13 Combined Cab............................................................................................................................................................... 142
A.3.14 Setup Parameter........................................................................................................................................................... 147
A.3.15 DTS #................................................................................................................................................................................ 151
A.3.16 DCDB #............................................................................................................................................................................ 152
A.3.17 Low Cap Li-ion Batt #.................................................................................................................................................154
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A.3.18 Li Battery #..................................................................................................................................................................... 155

A.3.19 Camera #........................................................................................................................................................................ 158
A.3.20 Camera #........................................................................................................................................................................ 158
A.3.21 iBOX.................................................................................................................................................................................. 159
A.3.22 Efuse Group #................................................................................................................................................................159
A.3.23 Temp. Control................................................................................................................................................................ 163
A.3.24 AIM n................................................................................................................................................................................ 164
A.3.25 ATS.................................................................................................................................................................................... 165
A.3.26 Sensor............................................................................................................................................................................... 165
A.3.27 MIMO Group #............................................................................................................................................................. 166
A.3.28 Other Device Config.................................................................................................................................................... 167
A.3.29 Alarm Parameters........................................................................................................................................................ 173
A.3.30 Comm Parameters....................................................................................................................................................... 175
A.3.31 WiFi Settings.................................................................................................................................................................. 178
A.3.32 Local Parameters.......................................................................................................................................................... 179
A.3.33 RestoreConfiguration.................................................................................................................................................. 179
A.4 Running Control................................................................................................................................................................. 180
A.5 Site Maintain....................................................................................................................................................................... 186
A.6 User Management............................................................................................................................................................. 186
B MDU Menu Hierarchy........................................................................................................ 187

B.1 Running..................................................................................................................................................................................187
B.2 Alarm...................................................................................................................................................................................... 189
B.3 Settings.................................................................................................................................................................................. 190
B.4 Maintenance........................................................................................................................................................................ 206
B.5 About...................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
C FAQ......................................................................................................................................... 207
C.1 How Do I Prepare the WebUI Operating Environment.........................................................................................207
C.2 What Should I Do If I Forgot the Password.............................................................................................................. 211
D Acronyms and Abbreviations........................................................................................... 213
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User Manual 1 Overview
1 Overview
1.1 SMU02C (02312MML-009)

The SMU02C (SMU for short) is a compact high-end monitoring module that
monitors and manages box-type and cabinet-type power systems.
The SMU can manage a site power system through the liquid crystal display
(LCD), web user interface (WebUI) and NetEco.
Appearance
Figure 1-1 SMU02C appearance
(1) Run indicator (2) Minor alarm indicator (3) Major alarm indicator
(4) Back button (5) Up button (6) Down button
(7) OK button (8) USB ports (protected by a (9) RS485/RS232 port

security mechanism)
(10) Fast Ethernet (FE) port (11) CAN communications port (12) LCD
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Indicators
Table 1-1 Indicator description

Name Color Status Description
Run Green Off The SMU is faulty or has no DC

indicator input.
Blinking The SMU is running properly and

slowly (0.5 communicating with the host
Hz) properly.
Blinking fast The SMU is running properly but fails

(4 Hz) to communicate with the host
properly.
Minor alarm Yellow Off No minor or warning alarm is

indicator generated.
Steady on A minor or warning alarm is

generated.
Major alarm Red Off No critical or major alarm is

indicator generated.
Steady on A critical or major alarm is

generated.
USB Ports
You can quickly deploy a site, import and export configuration files, export running
logs, and upgrade software by inserting the USB flash drive that is specially used
for site deployment into the USB port.
After installing the specific WiFi module using the USB port, you can access the
WebUI locally, which facilitates operations.
NOTICE
Using a WiFi module not provided by the Company may cause function
abnormalities or data loss. The Company will not be liable for any loss caused
thereby.

Communications Ports
Table 1-2 Communications port description
Communications Communications Communications Function

Port Parameter Protocol
FE 10/100M SNMP protocol Connects to a

autonegotiation third-party NMS.
BIN protocol Connects to a

NMS.
HTTPS protocol Connects to a PC

and manages
SMU over the
WebUI.
TCP-Modbus Adapts to TCP-

protocol Modbus protocol
and connects to a
third-party NMS.
RS485/RS232 Baud rate: 9600 M/S protocol Connects to a

bit/s, 19200 bit/s, NMS.
115200 bit/s
YDN protocol Connects to a
third-party NMS.
Modbus protocol Connects to a

third-party NMS.
CAN Baud rate: 125 CAN protocol Connects to a

kbit/s southbound
device.
NOTE
All these ports are protected by a security mechanism.
Figure 1-2 Communication port pins
Table 1-3 Pin definitions for the FE port
Pin Signal Description
1 TX+ Transmits data over FE

2 TX-
3 RX+ Receives data over FE
6 RX-
4/5/7/8 Reserved -
Table 1-4 Pin definitions for the RS485/RS232 port

1 TX+ Transmits data over RS485
2 TX-
4 RX+ Receives data over RS485
5 RX-
3 RX232 Receives data over RS232
7 TX232 Transmits data over RS232
6 PGND Connects to the ground
8 Reserved –
Table 1-5 Description for the CAN port pins

1 RX+ Receives data over RS485
2 RX-
3 Reserved -
4 TX+ Transmits data over RS485
5 TX-
6 Reserved -
7 CANH CAN high level signal
8 CANL CAN low level signal

1.2 MDU Display Screen

Figure 1-3 MDU
(1) Status indicator (2) LCD touchscreen
Indicators
Table 1-6 Indicator description
Status Indicator Color Description
On Red A critical or major alarm is generated, and the

buzzer buzzes.
Yellow minor alarm or warning is generated.
Green The SMU is running properly and

communicating with the host properly.
Off - The MDU is powered off.
Figure 1-4 MDU ports

Table 1-7 Description of MDU ports

No. Port Name Description
1 MUS05A Connects to the MDU and monitoring interface card.
2 GE Supports 10 M/100 M autosensing, the HTTPS, NetEco

Bin, SNMP, and TCP-Modbus protocols.
3 CAN Supports the CAN protocol and 12 V power port.
4 RS485_1 Supports the master/slave protocol, YDN protocol, and

Modbus protocol.
5 FE_1 Cascading port, connects to the monitoring device.
6 FE_2 Reserved.
7 DIP switch Implements specific functions by using the DIP switch and
specific buttons; controls the CAN communication resistor
in a parallel system.
8 SD Reserved.
9 USB host Connects to a USB flash drive to import and export the
configuration file, export run logs, and upgrade software.
Figure 1-5 GE/FE/RS485_1 pins
Table 1-8 Definitions for FE port pins

1 TX+ Transmits data over FE.
2 TX-
3 RX+ Receives data over FE.
6 RX-
4, 5, 7, and 8 Reserved -

Table 1-9 Definitions for RS485_1 port pins

1 RS485+ RS485 data+
2 RS485– RS485 data–
4 RS485+ RS485 data+
5 RS485– RS485 data–
6 GND Signal ground
3, 7 and 8 Reserved -
Figure 1-6 CAN pins
Table 1-10
1 12V_IN 12 V power input
3 CAN_H CAN high level signal
4 CAN_L CAN low level signal
6 GND Signal ground
2 and 5 Reserved -

User Manual 2 User Interfaces
2 User Interfaces
2.1 LCD
2.1.1 Permissions and Buttons
Permission Management
CAUTION
● Change the password upon the first login. Otherwise, the login fails. After
changing the password, keep it secure. If you forget the password, refer to C.2
What Should I Do If I Forgot the Password.
● To ensure system security, you are advised to change the password periodically.
You can change the password by choosing User Management from the main
menu.
● The admin password can only be used by the administrator. It must not be
provided for third-party maintenance personnel.
Two-level password management supported by the LCD, two user levels are
available.
Table 2-1 Two-level password management
Level Operation Permission Initial Password
engineer All permissions except for 000001

changing the administrator
password and resetting the
web password.
admin Has all operation permissions. 012589

Buttons
Table 2-2 Button description

Button Name Description
Up
Press and to scroll through the menus or to
change the value of a parameter.
Down
Cancel Returns to the previous menu without saving the

settings.
Enter ● Enters the main menu from the standby screen.

● Enters a submenu from the main menu.
● Saves menu settings on a submenu.
NOTE
● The LCD screen becomes dark if no button is pressed within 30 seconds.
● You need to log in again if no button is pressed within 1 minute.
● To increase or decrease a parameter value quickly, hold down or .
● To restart the SMU, hold down and for 10 seconds.
● To increase (or decrease) the LCD backlight, hold down and (or ) for 2
seconds.
2.1.2 Setup Wizard

After the SMU is powered on for the first time, the Setup Wizard page is
displayed, as shown in the following figure.

Figure 2-1 Setup wizard
2.1.3 Modifying the display language

The monitoring unit supports English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Portuguese,
Russian, Italian, German, Turkish, and Japanese.
When the monitoring unit is running properly, choose the following menus to
select a language.
Table 2-3 Modifying the display language
Path Parameter Setting
Parameters Settings > Local Parameters Language Select a desired

language.

2.1.4 Restart Button
To restart the monitoring unit, hold down and for 10s.
2.1.5 Standby Screen

The standby screen is displayed if no button is pressed within 1 minute on any
LCD screen. The standby screen displays the basic information about the power
system, such as the DC output voltage, total load current, battery status, and total
battery current. The following figure shows the standby screen.
Figure 2-2 Standby screen
NOTE
The parameter values in the figures are for reference only.
On the standby screen, you can press , , and to enter the version
information screen, basic information screen, and main menu screen respectively,
as shown in the following figure.
Figure 2-3 Standby screen operations
Main menu include active alarm, running information, Quick Setup, parameters
settings, running control, site maintain and user management.
2.2 MDU

2.2.1 Permission Description
NOTICE
● Change the password upon the first login. To ensure system security, you are
advised to change the password periodically. Choose Settings > Common >
Current User's Password to change the password.
Two-level password management supported by the MDU, two user levels are
available.
Table 2-4 Two-level password management

Level Operation Permission Initial Password
engineer All permissions except for 000001

changing the administrator
password and resetting the web
password.
admin Has all operation permissions. 012589
2.2.2 Modifying the display language

The monitoring unit supports English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Portuguese,
Russian, Italian, German, Turkish, and Japanese.
When the monitoring unit is running properly, choose the following menus to
select a language.
Table 2-5 Modifying the display language

System Information > Settings > Common LUI Language Select a desired
language
2.2.3 Standby Screen

The following figure shows the monitoring unit standby screen, which displays
basic power system information.

Figure 2-4 Standby screen
NOTE
The parameter values in the figures are for reference only.
Table 2-6 Main screen description
Number Area Function
1 Alarm bar Displays active alarms in a scrolling list and the

number of active alarms based on severity. Tap
the alarm icon area to open the active alarm
page.
2 Information area Displays the power flow as well as key

information such as load and battery
information.
The following table lists the functions of the buttons on the main screen.
Table 2-7 Functions of common buttons
Button Function
Returns to the main screen.
Scrolls the page down.
Scrolls the page up.

Button Function
Returns to the upper-level menu.
Logs a user out.
2.3 WebUI
2.3.1 Permission Description
NOTICE
● Change the password upon the first login. To ensure system security, you are
advised to change the password periodically. You can change the password
under User Management on the Maintenance tab page.
On the WebUI, the SMU supports three permission management levels, as

described in the following table.
Table 2-8 Three-level password management
Level Username Operation Initial Password

Permission
Administrator admin All operation Changeme

permissions
Engineer engineer All operation Changeme

permissions except
the following:
● Change the
administrator
password.
● Reset the WebUI
password.
● Choose System
Settings >
Intelligent Power
Distribution and
set related
parameters.

Level Username Operation Initial Password

Permission
Operator operator Has the permission Changeme

to view parameters
only
2.3.2 Logging In to the WebUI

Step 1 Prepare the web running environment by referring to C.1 How Do I Prepare the
WebUI Operating Environment.
Step 2 Connect the FE port on the SMU by using a network cable.
Figure 2-5 Connecting a communications cable
(1) FE
Step 3 Apply to the site or equipment room network administrator for a fixed IP address.
Step 4 On the LCD, select IP Type and set IP parameters.
Table 2-9 IPv4

Path Parameter Default Value Range
Value
Main Menu > Quick Setup IP Type IPv4 IPv4, IPv6 Set this parameter to IPv4.
> Network Parameters >
Basic Parameters IP Address 192.168.0.10 Set this parameter according to the
address provided by the network
administrator.
Subnet 255.255.255. Set this parameter according to the

Mask 0 subnet mask provided by the network
administrator.
Default 192.168.0.1 Set this parameter according to the

Gateway gateway address provided by the
network administrator.

Table 2-10 IPv6

Value
Basic Parameters
Main Menu > Quick Setup IP Address 2001::2002 Set this parameter according to the
> Network Parameters > address provided by the network
Other Parameters administrator.
'a to f', 'A to F', '0-9','; ','. '(a
maximum of 45 characters)
Subnet 64 1 to 128
Prefix
Length
Default 2001::2001 Set this parameter according to the

'a to f', 'A to F', '0 to 9','; ','. '(a
Step 5 Set the PC IP address in the same network segment as the SMU IP address.
For example, if the SMU has an IP address of 192.168.0.10, a subnet mask of
255.255.255.0, and a default gateway of 192.168.0.1, set the IP address to
192.168.0.11, subnet mask to 255.255.255.0, and default gateway to 192.168.0.1
on the PC.
NOTE
If IPv6 networking is used, you need to change the Value data of DisabledComponents to
0 in Registry Editor, restart the PC for the change to take effect, and then set the IP address
of the PC.
Step 6 If IPv4 networking is used, enter https://SMU local IP address (such as https://
192.168.0.10) in the address box of the browser, and then press Enter to enter the
login page.
If IPv6 networking is used, enter https://[SMU local IP address](such as https://
[2001::2002]) in the address box of the browser, and then press Enter to enter the
login page.

Figure 2-6 WebUI login page
Step 7 Enter the username and password, select a language, and click Log In.
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2.3.3 UI Introduction
Figure 2-7 Main WebUI
(1) Main menu (2) Navigation pane (3) Active alarm tab
(4) Language switching tab

User Manual 3 NMS Management
3 NMS Management
3.1 NetEco Management
3.1.1 IP Networking
Step 1 Connect a network cable to the FE port on the SMU.
(1) FE Port
Step 3 Set the IP type, IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address on the LCD.
Table 3-1 IP parameters

Value
Main Menu > Quick Setup IP Type IPv4 Set as required.

> Network Parameters
IP Address 192.168.0.10 Set this parameter based on the
address assigned by the network
administrator.
Subnet 255.255.255. Set this parameter based on the

Mask 0 address assigned by the network
administrator.


Value
Default 192.168.0.1 Set this parameter based on the

Gateway address assigned by the network
administrator.
Step 4 Set IP addresses and port numbers for the active and standby NetEco servers and
backup NetEco servers on the LCD.
Table 3-2 NetEco parameters

Value
Main Menu > Parameters NetEco Prim 192.168.0.10 Set this parameter to the IP address
Settings > Comm. ServerIP of the active NetEco server.
Parameters >Network
Parameters NetEco 192.168.0.10 Set this parameter to the IP address
BkUp of the standby NetEco server.
ServerIP
NetEco Port 31220 31220

Number
Note:
● If the NetEco is deployed in a single-server system, set NetEco Prim ServerIP to the IP address
of the NetEco server. You do not need to set NetEco BkUp ServerIP.
● If the NetEco is a local HA system, set NetEco Prim ServerIP to the floating IP address of the
NetEco.You do not need to set NetEco BkUp ServerIP.
● If the NetEco is a remote cold backup system, set NetEco Prim ServerIP and NetEco BkUp
ServerIP to the IP addresses of the active and standby NetEco servers respectively.
● Please contact technical support if you need change the port number.
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3.1.2 Wireless Networking

Installing a Wireless Antenna
Step 1 Insert the SIM card into the SIM card slot in the communications expansion board.
The SIM card inserted into the communications expansion module (NIM01C3)
should support GSM, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, TDD, and FDD standards, and have the
SMS and data service functions enabled.
Step 2 Connect the GPRS antenna to the ANT port on the NIM01C3.

Figure 3-2 Connection between a GPRS antenna and an NIM01C3
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Setting Communications Parameters

Step 1 Check whether the default wireless communications parameters on the LCD are
consistent with the communication configurations of the carrier network that the
SIM card belongs to. If they are inconsistent, modify the parameters according to
the actual configurations of the carrier network.
Table 3-3 Checking wireless communication parameters

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Carrier Automatic Automatic, Others

Settings >Comm.
Parameters > Mobile Data SIMn Acc - A maximum of 28 characters,
Point Name including lowercase English letters (a-
z), uppercase English letters (A-Z),
SIMn Access - digits (0-9), and special characters
Point No (@_#*-.).
SIMn User - This parameter is displayed only
Name when Carrier Operator is set to
Others.


Value
SIMn User - A maximum of 27 characters,

Password including lowercase English letters (a-
digits (0-9), and special characters
(@_#-.).
It is recommended that the password
contain at least two types of
characters and the length exceed six
characters.
This parameter is displayed only
when Carrier Operator is set to
Others.
Step 2 Set IP addresses and port numbers for the active and standby NetEco servers and
backup NetEco servers on the LCD.
Table 3-4 NetEco parameters

Value
Main Menu > Parameters NetEco Prim 192.168.0.10 Set this parameter to the IP address
Settings > Comm. ServerIP of the active NetEco server.
Parameters >Network
Parameters NetEco 192.168.0.10 Set this parameter to the IP address
BkUp of the standby NetEco server.
ServerIP
NetEco Port 31220 31220

Number
Note:
● If the NetEco is deployed in a single-server system, set NetEco Prim ServerIP to the IP address
of the NetEco server. You do not need to set NetEco BkUp ServerIP.
● If the NetEco is a local HA system, set NetEco Prim ServerIP to the floating IP address of the
NetEco.You do not need to set NetEco BkUp ServerIP.
● If the NetEco is a remote cold backup system, set NetEco Prim ServerIP and NetEco BkUp
ServerIP to the IP addresses of the active and standby NetEco servers respectively.
● Please contact technical support if you need change the port number.
----End
Verifying Network Connection Status

After the SIM card and wireless antenna are installed, the SIM card automatically
accesses the wireless network in dial-up mode. You can view the network
connection status on the LCD.

Table 3-5 Verifying the network connection status

Path Parameter Remarks
Main Menu > Connection Status Connected indicates successful dial-up

Running and normal network connection.
Information >
Mobile Data Info
NOTE
The following table shows general requirements of GPRS Network performance. If the
network performance is worse than the requirements, communication interruption may
happen.
Table 3-6 GPRS main performance index

Index Description Reference
Received signal strength If the probability of received signal P (RSCP > –89 dBm)
indicator (RSSI) code power (RSCP) greater than –89 95%
dBm is less than 95%, the cell
coverage of wireless signals is poor.
Packet Data Protocol (PDP) PDP activation success rate = 95%

activation success rate Successful number of PDP activation/
Total number of PDP activation
Attach attachment success rate Attach attachment success rate = 95%

Successful number of PDP
attachment/Total number of PDP
attachment
Handover success rate Handover success rate = Successful 98%

number of GPRS handover/Total
number of GPRS handover
3.1.3 BBU In-band Networking

Step 1 Connect one end of a network cable to the RS485/RS232 port on the SMU.
Step 2 Connect the other end to the MON0 or MON1 port on the BBU.

(1) RS485/RS232 Port (2) MON1 Port
Step 3 Set the port mode, communications protocol type, baud rate, and communications
address on the LCD.
Table 3-7 Communications parameters
Path Parameter Setting Value
Main Menu > Parameters Settings > Comm. Port Mode Manual
Parameters > Serial Port > Northbound
Protocol Type NboundMst/SlvProtcol
Main Menu > Parameters Settings > Comm. Baud Rate 9600
Parameters > NboundMst/SlvProtcol
Comm. Address 3
----End
3.2 NMS Management over SNMP
3.2.1 Site Configuration
3.2.1.1 Connecting a Communications Cable
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the FE port on the SMU by using a network cable, as shown in Figure
3-4.

(1) FE port
----End
3.2.1.2 Setting Parameters
Procedure
Step 2 Set the IP type, IP address, subnet mask, and gateway on the LCD.
Table 3-8 IPv4

Value
Basic Parameters IP Address 192.168.0.10 Set this parameter according to the
address provided by the network
administrator.
Subnet 255.255.255. Set this parameter according to the

Mask 0 subnet mask provided by the network
administrator.
Default 192.168.0.1 Set this parameter according to the

Table 3-9 IPv6

Value
Basic Parameters


Value
Main Menu > Quick Setup IP Address 2001::2002 Set this parameter according to the
> Network Parameters > address provided by the network
Other Parameters administrator.
'a to f', 'A to F', '0 to 9','; ','. '(a
Subnet 64 1 to 128
Prefix
Length
Default 2001::2001 Set this parameter according to the

'a to f', 'A to F', '0 to 9','; ','. '(a
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3.2.2 Setting SNMP Parameters
Prerequisites
NOTE
You can set SNMP parameters remotely or locally on the WebUI.
Before setting SNMP parameters, obtain the information listed in Table 3-10 from
the SNMP-based NMS.
Table 3-10 Information obtained from the NMS
Information Description
SNMP Version SNMP version and port number used for

communication between the SMU and the NMS.
SNMP Port Number The SNMP version can be SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, or
SNMPv3.
Read Community Name If you use SNMPv1 or SNMPv2c, enter the read and
write community names that comply with the NMS.
Write Community Name Otherwise, the SMU will not connect to the NMS.
The read community name must be different from
the write community name.
User Name To enhance the security, you need a user name and
password for authentication if you use SNMPv3.
MD5/SHA Password After the authentication succeeds, the SMU can
DES/AES Password communicate with the NMS.

Information Description
Trap Target Address IP address and port number used for reporting
alarm trap packets.
Trap Port
Trap Community If you use SNMPv1 or SNMPv2c, this parameter is

the community name used for reporting alarm trap
packets.
NOTE
● The standard protocols SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c have security risks. You are advised to
use SNMPv3.
● The standard encryption algorithms MD5 and DES have security risks. You are advised
to use the secure encryption algorithms SHA and AES.
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the WebUI.
NOTE
The preset user name is admin, and the preset password is Changeme.
Step 2 Choose System Settings > Basic Settings > SNMP. The SNMP page is displayed.
Step 3 In the SNMP area, set SNMP parameters.
Table 3-11 Setting SNMP parameters
Parameter Description
SNMP Version Specifies the SNMP version used by the SMU and
NMS. Set this parameter to ALL,
SNMPv1&SNMPv2c, or SNMPv3 based on the site
requirements.
If there are more than two NMSs and the SNMP
versions are SNMPv1/SNMPv2c and SNMPv3, set
this parameter to ALL.
SNMP Port Number Specifies the SNMP port number used by the SMU
and NMS. Set this parameter based on the site
requirements. Enter a value ranging from 1 to
65535.
Read Community Name Set as required.

This parameter is not displayed when the SNMP
version is set to SNMPv3.
Write Community Name Set as required.

This parameter is not displayed when the SNMP
version is set to SNMPv3.

Step 4 In the SNMPv3 area, click Add. The SNMPv3 dialog box is displayed. Add a user.
Table 3-12 Adding an SNMPv3 user
User Name Set as required.

a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9, and _ (1 to 15 characters)
Authentication Protocol Select MD5, SHA1, SHA2-256, SHA2-384, or

SHA2-512 as required.
MD5/SHA Password Set as required.

a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9, and _ (8 to 15 characters; a
combination of at least two types of characters;
different from the user name or its reverse)
Confirm MD5/SHA The value must be the same as the MD5/SHA

Password password.
Proprietary Protocol Select DES, AES-128, AES-192, or AES-256 as

required.
DES/AES Password Set as required.

a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9, and _ (8 to 15 characters; a
combination of at least two types of characters;
Confirm DES/AES The value must be the same as the DES/AES

Password password.
Password Validity Period Set this parameter based on the site requirements.
Value range: 1 to 11000 (days).
Advance Warning Before Set this parameter based on the site requirements.
Password Expires (days) Value range: 1 to 90 (days).
Step 5 In the SNMP Trap area, click Add. The SNMP Trap dialog box is displayed. Set the
trap address.
Table 3-13 Setting the trap address
Trap Target Address Specifies IP address used for reporting alarm trap
packets. Set this parameter based on the site
requirements.
Trap Port Specifies the port number used for reporting alarm
trap packets. Set this parameter based on the site
requirements. Value range: 1 to 65535.

SNMP Version Set this parameter to SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, or

SNMPv3 based on the site requirements.
SNMPv3 User Name This parameter is displayed when the SNMP version
is set to SNMPv3. Set as required.
Trap Community This parameter is displayed when the SNMP version

is set to SNMPv1 or SNMPv2c. Set as required.
a–z; A–Z; 0–9; _ (8–20 characters, a combination of
at least two types of characters)
NOTE
The SNMP version here can be different from the version in Step 3.
Step 6 In Mib File, click Export to export the MIB file and then import it into the NMS.
NOTE
If there is only one NMS, perform 3.2.2 Setting SNMP Parameters once only.
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3.2.3 NMS Commissioning

You can query the power system operating status, active alarms, and the names of
user-defined dry contact inputs, and configure dry contact outputs on the network
management system (NMS) that is connected over the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP).
3.3 NMS Management over YDN1363 Protocol
3.3.1 Connecting a Communications Cable

Procedure
Step 2 Connect the other end to the corresponding port on the power and environment
monitoring device, as shown in Figure 3-5.

(1) Power and environment (2) Power and environment (3) RS485/RS232 port on the
network management system monitoring device SMU
(NMS)
----End
3.3.2 Setting Parameters

Step 1 On the LCD, set the port mode, communications protocol type, baud rate, and
communications address on the LCD, as shown in Table 3-14.
Protocol Type YDN1363 Protocol
Parameters > YDN1363 Protocol
Comm. Address 1
----End
3.4 NMS Management over Modbus

Step 2 Connect the other end to the corresponding port on the third-party device, as
shown in Figure 3-6.

(1) Network management (2) Third-party device (3) RS485/RS232 port on the
device SMU
----End

Step 1 On the LCD, set the port mode, communications protocol type, baud rate, and
communications address on the LCD, as shown in Table 3-15.
Protocol Type Nbound Modbus
Protocol
Parameters > Nbound Modbus Protocol
Comm. Address 33
----End
3.5 NMS Management over TCP-Modbus
Procedure
Step 1 Connect the FE port on the SMU by using a network cable, as shown in Figure
3-7.

(1) FE port
----End
Procedure
Step 1 Log in to the WebUI.
NOTE
The preset user name is admin, and the preset password is Changeme.
Step 2 Choose System Settings > Basic Settings > TCP-Modbus Config and set
parameters. For details, see Table 3-16.
Parameter Value Setting Method
TCP-Modbus link Sever, Client, Sever ● Server: The SMU works as the server and can
Mode +Client connect to one client for communication.
● Client: The SMU works as a client and can connect
to the remote server for communication.
● Server+Client: The SMU works as the server and can
connect to one client for communication. At the
same time, the SMU works as a client and can
connect to the remote server for communication.
TCP-Modbus SSL Enable, Disable The default value is Enable.

server enable This parameter is displayed only when TCP-Modbus
link Mode is set to Server and Server+Client.
TCP-Modbus SSL Enable, Disable The default value is Enable.

client enable This parameter is displayed only when TCP-Modbus
link Mode is set to Client and Server+Client.
TCP-Modbus - The default value is 192.168.0.10. Set the NMS IP

client IP address address based on the actual situation.
This parameter is displayed only when TCP-Modbus

Parameter Value Setting Method
TCP-Modbus - The default value is 16100. It is recommended that

client IP port you not change the value. If necessary, set this
parameter based on the actual situation.
This parameter is displayed only when TCP-Modbus
Step 3 Upload CA certificate file, local certificate file and key file.
----End

User Manual 4 Common Tasks
4 Common Tasks
4.1 Common Installation Tasks (LCD)
4.1.1 Using a USB Flash Drive for Site Deployment

You can copy site configuration parameters from the LCD or WebUI to a USB flash
drive to rapidly set up other sites.
NOTE
● Export configuration parameters from the LCD to a USB flash drive: On the LCD, choose
Site Maintain > Export File to USB to export the configurations of the current
operating system into a configuration file and save the file in a USB flash drive.
● For details about how to export configuration parameters from the WebUI to a USB
flash drive, see 4.2.1 Backing up Current Settings.
Prerequisites
● The USB flash drive stores the upgrade and configuration files required for
site deployment.
● The upgrade and configuration files must be stored in the root directory of
the USB flash drive. Otherwise, the SMU cannot read the configuration file.
● The configuration file name starts with Config and ends with .tar.gz or .zip.
NOTE
The file name should have less than 80 characters, cannot start with fault, and cannot
contain single or double quotation marks, spaces, or the following special characters:< \ > | ;
$&`()%
● The USB flash drive and file have been scanned to ensure that they are not
infected with viruses.
Step 1 Insert the USB flash drive into the SMU USB port. The LCD displays the Site
Maintain screen.
NOTE
When visiting Site Maintain on the LCD, enter the preset password 000001.

Step 2 Choose Site Maintain > U Disk Upgrade/Cfg.

Step 3 Select the upgrade or configuration file stored in the root directory of the USB
flash drive, and tap . Back up first. Go on? is displayed.
Step 4 Select YES and tap , Package Classifying is displayed and Config Processing is
displayed, indicating that upgrade or data configuration is in progress.
NOTE
The configuration or upgrade process will take about 5 minutes.
Step 5 After the upgrade or configuration is complete, Config Successful Rebooting in

15s. The SMU will restart 15 seconds later.
Step 6 After the restart is complete, remove the USB flash drive.
----End
4.1.2 Setting the Time Zone and Time

You can set the time zone, date, and time in either of the following ways:
● Method 1: After the SMU is powered on for the first time, choose Setup
Wizard > Date and Time.
● Method 2: When the SMU is running properly, change the time zone, date,
and time according to the following table.
Table 4-1 Setting the time zone, date and time

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Time Zone UTC Set to the local time zone.
Settings > Local Parameters +08:00Beijin
> Date and Time g
Date and - Set to the local date and time.

Time
4.1.3 Setting Basic Battery Parameters

Basic battery parameters are fundamental for the monitoring unit to manage
batteries and should be set based on the number and capacity of battery strings
connected. The monitoring menus are related to the type of connected batteries
and the number of battery strings.
NOTICE
Incorrectly setting basic battery parameters affects the battery charge and
discharge management and reduces the battery lifespan.

Table 4-2 Setting the battery type and hybrid scenario

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Battery Universal Set based on site requirements.
Settings > Setup Parameter Vendor If lithium batteries and lead-acid
> Basic Parameters batteries are used together, set
Battery 12 V VRLA
Model Battery Vendor and Battery Model
based on the lead-acid battery
parameters.
Hybrid No Yes, No
Scenario
Table 4-3 Setting iMix Enabled

Value
Main Menu > Parameters iMix Disable Enable, Disable

Settings > Digital Power > Enabled Set this parameter to Enable when
Digital Power you need to set Li Batt
Simultaneous Chg and Dischg and
Cycle Mode.
Note: This parameter is displayed only when Hybrid Scenario is set to YES.
Table 4-4 Setting lithium battery parameters

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Battery N No Yes, No

Settings > Digital Power > Connected Set this parameter based on the
Li Battery >Basic actual condition. If n batteries are
Parameters connected, set Battery 1
Connected to Battery n
Connected to Yes, and those for
other batteries to No.
Li Batt Enable Enable, Disable

Simultaneous
Chg and Dischg


Value
Cycle Mode Li-Ion And ● Li-Ion and Acid cycle: Lithium

Acid cycle batteries and lead-acid batteries
switch between each other to
discharge based on the
configured discharge capacity.
● Li-Ion primary: Lithium batteries
discharge preferentially. When
lithium batteries discharge to
the configured depth of
discharge (DOD), lead-acid
batteries discharge.
● Li-Ion standby: Lead-acid
batteries discharge preferentially.
When lead-acid batteries
discharge to the configured
DOD, lithium batteries
discharge.
Note: Li Batt Simultaneous Chg and Dischg is displayed only when lithium batteries of different
models are connected.
Table 4-5 Setting lead-acid battery parameters

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Float Charge 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0

Settings > Digital Power > Voltage ● When temperature
Battery > Basic Parameters compensation is effective, the
valid voltage range is 51.5–
55.5 V.
● The float charge voltage
should be lower than the
equalized charge voltage.
EqulzedCharge 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0

Voltage The equalized charge voltage
should be greater than the float
charge voltage.
Chg 0.15 C 0.05 to 0.50

CurrentLimitCoef


Value
Battery n Yes Yes, No

Connected Set this parameter based on the
actual condition. If n batteries
are connected, set Battery 1
Connected to Battery n
Connected to Yes, and those for
other batteries to No.
SingleStrgRated- 150 Ah Indicates the rated capacity of a

Capa battery string. A battery string
includes a set of batteries
controlled by one circuit breaker
or fuse.
Set the parameter according to
the actual situation.
Main Menu > Parameters Battery Install 2010-01-01 Set the parameter according to
Settings > Digital Power > Time the actual situation.
Battery > Other Parameters
Battery Cable 1m Set this parameter to 0 to 100
Length based on the actual situation.
BatCableCrss- 35 mm2 Set this parameter to 1 to 1000

SecArea based on the actual situation.
Note:
● When each battery string is connected to the RTN+ busbar over one cable, set Battery Cable
Length to half of the total length of cables between both ends of a battery string and the
positive and negative busbars, and set Batt Cable CS Area to the cross-sectional area of the
cable.
● When each battery string is connected to the RTN+ busbar using two cables, set Battery Cable
Length to half of the total length of a suite of cables between both ends of a battery string
and the positive and negative busbars, and set Batt Cable CS Area to the sum of the cross-
sectional areas of the two cables.
● Battery n Connected is displayed only when the usage of the corresponding circuit breaker is
set to Lead-Acid Battery.
For example:
● If battery routes 1 and 2 are respectively connected to a battery string ( battery string consists
of four 12 V batteries c), set Battery 1 Connected and Battery 2 Connected to Yes and others
to No, and set Single-String Cap. to 150 Ah.
● If battery route 1 is connected to two battery strings in parallel ( battery string consists of four
12 V batteries c), set Battery 1 Connected to Yes and others to No, and set Single-String Cap.
to 300 Ah.

Table 4-6 Setting small-capacity lithium battery parameters

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Battery 1 Yes Yes/No

Settings > Low Cap Li-ion Connected Set the corresponding Battery N
Batt > Basic Parameters Connected to Yes and the other
Battery 2 Yes
Connected parameters to No based on the
circuit breaker or fuse to which small-
capacity lithium batteries are
connected.
Rated 40 Ah 1 to 300
Capacity The batteries controlled by one circuit
breaker or fuse are called a battery
string.
NOTE
For example, if lithium batteries are connected to battery circuit breaker 1 and lead-acid
batteries are connected to battery circuit breaker 2, set lead-acid battery parameters
according to 4.1.3 Setting Basic Battery Parameters (set Battery 1 Connected to No and
Battery 2 Connected to Yes) and set lithium battery parameters according to 4.1.3 Setting
Basic Battery Parameters (set Battery 1 Connected to Yes and Battery 2 Connected to
No).
4.1.4 Setting the Alarm Enable Option, Alarm Severity, and

Associated Relays
Table 4-7 Alarm Setting
Setting Item Setting Description
Enabling alarm You can enable or disable each alarm based on site
generation requirements.
If an alarm is enabled, the SMU generates the alarm
when the alarm condition is met.
If an alarm is disabled, the SMU does not generate
the alarm even though the alarm condition is met.
Setting alarm severities There are four alarm severities: critical, major, minor,
and warning.
You can set a severity for each alarm.
Setting alarm You can associate alarms to relays with dry contact
associated relays outputs.

Set the alarm enabling function, alarm severities, and associated relays on the LCD
by navigating through Main Menu > Parameters Settings > Alarm Parameters >
Alarm Config.
4.1.5 Setting Alarm Parameters for Dry Contacts

Set alarm conditions for dry contact inputs based on site requirements. Take the
DIN1 as an example. If you set DIN1 Alm. Cond. to Close, the SMU generates a
DIN1 alarm when the DIN1 is closed.
Set alarm actions for dry contact outputs based on site requirements. The initial
status is as follows: When an alarm is generated, dry contacts are closed; when no
alarm is generated, dry contacts are open.
Table 4-8 Setting dry contact alarm parameters

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Settings > DIN n Alarm Close Close, Open
Alarm Parameters > DI Condition.
Configurations
Main Menu > Parameters Settings > ALM n Close Close, Open
Alarm Parameters > DO Dry Contact Alarm
Para. Action
4.1.6 Setting Rectifier Addresses

Context
You can set rectifier addresses only on the LCD and only to the power system that
does not have a hardware address.
Figure 4-1 Rectifier addresses (twenty 100 A rectifiers are used in the example)

Parameters
Table 4-9 Rectifier address parameter description

Parameter Description Default Value Value Range
Rect. Address Settings Select Yes when you need No ● Yes

to manually set rectifier ● No
addresses.
N. Rectifier Address Set each rectifier address – 1 to 60

manually.
LCD Operations
Step 1 Set Rect. Address Settings to Yes.
Path: Main Menu > Quick Setup > Rect. Address Settings
Step 2 Press to choose 1. Rectifier Address.

Step 3 Observe the indicators on rectifiers. If the power indicator (green) on a rectifier
blinks at 0.5 Hz, the rectifier is selected. Set the rectifier address to the value
shown in Figure 4-1 based on the rectifier position.
Step 4 Set the addresses for all rectifiers in the cabinet one by one.
Step 5 Press to choose Save Settings. Press to save the settings.
----End
4.1.7 Setting Basic DG Parameters

Set the number of gensets, number of fuel tanks, and basic genset parameters.
Table 4-10 Setting Genset and fuel tank number

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Genset 0 0 to 2

Settings > Setup Parameter Quantity
>
Fuel Tank 1 0 to 4
Basic Parameters Quantity

Table 4-11 Setting basic Genset parameters

Value
Main Menu > Parameters Rated Power 12.5 kW 1.0 to 5000.0

Settings > Genset > Genset Rated output power of a single DG.
n
Run Hour 9999h 0 to 10000
for Maint
Days for 500h 0 to 30000

Maint
Main Menu > Parameters Tank Type Cuboid Horizontal Cylinder, Vertical Cylinder,
Settings > Other Device Irregular, Cuboid
Config > Fuel Tank n
Tank Length 1.50 m 0.50 to 20.00
when Tank Type is set to Horizontal
Cylinder.
Cyl Tank 1.13 m 0.00 to 4.00

Diameter This parameter is displayed only
when Tank Type is set to Vertical
Cylinder or Horizontal Cylinder.
Cuboid Tank 1.00 m 0.00 to 10.00

Length This parameter is displayed only
when Tank Type is set to Cuboid.
Cuboid Tank 1.00 m 0.00 to 10.00

Width This parameter is displayed only
when Tank Type is set to Cuboid.
Tank Height 1.50 m 0.0 to 10.0

when Tank Type is set to Vertical
Cylinder or Cuboid.
Rated 1500.00 L 0.00 to 6000.00

Capacity This parameter is displayed only
when Tank Type is set to Irregular.
Under Fuel 15.0% 0.0 to 50.0

Level
Refuel Level 20.0% 0.0 to 50.0
Abnor 3.0 cm 1.0 to 1000.0

Change
Thres
Abnor 10.0 min 1.0 to 60.0

Change Dur


Value
Level Filter 30 min 1 to 1440

Time
Calibration 10 1 to 100
Num This parameter is displayed only
when Tank Type is set to Irregular.
Height H n 0.00 cm 0.00 to 200.00

● Set this parameter to H0. Set other
parameters based on site
requirements.
● This parameter is displayed only
when Tank Type is set to
Irregular.
Volum V n 0.00 L 0.00 to 6000.00

● Set this parameter to H0. Set other
parameters based on site
requirements.
● This parameter is displayed only
when Tank Type is set to
Irregular.
Level Filter 3.00 cm 0.00 to 10.00

Thres
Refuel Calc Yes Yes, No

Enb
4.1.8 Starting a Genset Self-Check

● There is no battery alarm on the monitoring unit, and battery power supply is
normal.
● If the mains power is used, ensure that the mains AC input circuit breaker on
the ATS is OFF.
Table 4-12 Checking the DG control mode

Value
Main Menu > Running Control Automatic Automatic, Manual

Control > Mode
Genset > Genset Group

Table 4-13 Starting a Genset self-check

Value
Main Menu > Running Confirm Self Yes Yes

Control > Check
Genset > Genset Self Check
Verify that the self-check result is consistent with the actual number of DGs and
the DGs work properly. If the DG self-check fails, refer to the DG manual for
troubleshooting and DG cable connection checking.
NOTE
A maximum of two DGs can be connected. The auto check process is as follows:
1. About 2 minutes after starting DG 1, the monitoring unit checks the DG running status
to determine whether the DG has started.
2. About 2 minutes after shutting down DG 1, the monitoring unit checks the DG running
status to determine whether the DG has shut down.
3. About 2 minutes after starting DG 2, the monitoring unit checks the DG running status
to determine whether the DG has started.
4. About 2 minutes after shutting down DG 2, the monitoring unit checks the DG running
status to determine whether the DG has shut down.
After the auto check is complete, the SMU displays the results on the screen:
● Control DG Number (0/1/2)
● DG 1 Start Result (Success/Fail)
● DG 1 Stop Result (Success/Fail)
● DG 2 Start Result (Success/Fail)
● DG 2 Stop Result (Success/Fail)
A single-DG self-check takes about 4 minutes, and a dual-DG self-check takes more than 8
minutes.
4.1.9 Setting WiFi Parameters

You can locally access the WebUI over WiFi.
Table 4-14 Setting WIFI parameters
Path Parameter Default Value Value Range
Main Menu > Parameters WIFI Enable Enable Enable, Disable

Settings > WiFi Settings
Wifi SSID POWER_SITE A maximum of 31 characters,
including lowercase English letters
(a to z), uppercase English letters
(A to Z), digits (0 to 9), and
special characters (@_#-.).

Password Changeme A maximum of 31 characters,

including lowercase English letters
(a to z), uppercase English letters
(A to Z), digits (0 to 9), and
special
characters (@_#-.).
It is recommended that the
password contain at least two
types of characters and the length
exceed eight characters.
Note: This parameter is displayed only when the WiFi is connected.
4.1.10 Setting Battery Test Parameters

Set standard test parameters and short test parameters for batteries.
Table 4-15 Set the standard test parameters

Path Parameter Default Value Range Remarks
Value
Main Menu > Enab AC Disable Disable, Enable ● Indicates whether the
Parameters Settings > Failure Test standard battery test
Digital Power > is allowed if an AC
Battery > Standard power outage occurs.
Test Para.
Time Test Disable Disable, Timed The mode in which the
Mode Test, Planned monitoring unit starts
Test an automatic test on
schedule or as planned.
● Planned Test: Set one
or more time points
to perform one or
more battery tests.
● Timed Test: Set the
test start time and
test period to test
batteries periodically.
Sche. 21:00:00 HH:MM:SS This parameter is

TimedTest Time when a displayed only when
Start Time scheduled test Time Test Mode is set
starts. to Timed Test.


Value
Timed Test 90 Day 2 to 999 This parameter is

Period Interval for displayed only when
starting a Time Test Mode is set
scheduled test. to Timed Test.
Annual 0 0 to 6 This parameter is

Battery Tests Number of displayed only when
planned tests Time Test Mode is set
within a year. to Planned Test.
Planned Test 01-01 00:00 - This parameter is

Time displayed only when
Time Test Mode is set
to Planned Test.
Enab Enable Disable, Enable Indicates whether the

PreEqulzdCh monitoring unit allows
arge charging batteries in
equalized mode before a
standard battery test
starts.
Enable Disable Disable, Enable Indicates whether

Constant batteries are allowed to
Test discharge at a constant
current in a standard
battery test.
Constant 9999 A 1 to 9999 ● This parameter is

Test Current displayed only when
Enable Constant
Test is set to Enable.
● Batteries discharge at
this current in a
standard battery test.
Test End 46.0 V 44.2 to 53.0 If the battery voltage is

Voltage below the value of this
parameter, the battery
test ends.
Test End 20% 0 to 99 If the battery capacity is

Capacity below the value of this
test ends.
Test End 480 min 1 to 6000 If the standard battery

Time test duration reaches the
value of this parameter,
the battery test ends.


Value
Test End 5 °C -5 to +15 If the battery

Temperature temperature is lower
than Test End
Temperature, the battery
test ends.
Table 4-16 Set short test parameters

Value
Main Menu > Enab Timed Disable Disable, Enable ● Indicates whether to
Parameters Settings > ShortTest allow the monitoring
Digital Power > unit to perform short
Battery > Short Test tests automatically.
Param ● When batteries are
charging or
hibernating, the SMU
periodically starts a
short test for
batteries based on
settings to rapidly
determine whether
the batteries are
normal.
Short Test 30 Day 1 to 360 This parameter is

Period displayed only when
Short Test Enable is set
to Enable.
Short Test 5 min 1 to 240 ● This parameter is

Short Test Enable is
set to Enable.
● If the test duration
exceeds the value of
this parameter, the
monitoring unit exits
from the short test.


Value
ShortTestEn 45.0 V 44.2 to 53.0 ● This parameter is

dVoltage displayed only when
set to Enable.
● If the battery voltage
is below the value of
this parameter, the
4.1.11 Deleting Devices Devices Failing in Communication

The SMU generates an alarm when a device is removed. If the device does not
need to be reconnected, manually delete the device information.
Table 4-17 Delete devices failing in communication
Main Menu > Running Delete Communication Yes Yes

Control > Digital Power > Failed Equipment
Digital Power Cabinet(Subrack)
4.2 Maintenance Operations (WebUI)
4.2.1 Backing up Current Settings

You can back up the configuration file to a local PC or USB flash drive over the
WebUI, and apply the configuration file to other sites to rapidly configure
parameters.
The configuration file contains all user configuration information (such as

parameter values and alarm configurations) about the current system.
Step 1 Choose Maintenance > Configuration File, enter the encryption password of the
exported configuration file in the Back Up Current Settings area, and click Back
Up Current Settings.
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4.2.2 Importing a Configuration File

You can quickly set site parameters by importing a configuration file.

Step 1 Choose Maintenance > Configuration File, enter the decryption password for
importing the configuration file in the Import a new configuration file area,
select the new configuration file, and click Upload.
----End
NOTICE
● When importing the backup configuration file, ensure that the system types of
the exported and imported configuration files are consistent.
● If an encryption password is set when the configuration file is exported, the
decryption password for importing the configuration file must be the same as
the encryption password.
4.2.3 Restoring Factory Settings

Step 1 Choose Maintenance > Configuration File. In the Restore Factory Settings area,
click Restore Factory Settings.
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NOTICE
● After factory settings are restored, the SMU restarts.

● After factory settings are restored, all parameter values change to their factory
defaults. You are advised to back up the current settings before restoring
factory defaults.
4.2.4 Spare Parts Configuration File

When replacing an SMU02C, you can fully back up the current configuration and
import it to the new SMU02C.
Step 1 Choose Maintenance > Spare Parts Configuration File, enter the Configuration
File Encryption Password in the Back Up Current Settings area, and click Back
Up Current Settings.
Step 2 Choose Maintenance > Spare Parts Configuration File, enter the Configuration
File Decryption Password in the Import a new configuration file area, select
Import a new configuration file, and click Upload.

NOTICE
● When importing the backup configuration file, ensure that the system types of
the exported and imported configuration files are consistent.
● If an encryption password is set when the configuration file is exported, the
decryption password for importing the configuration file must be the same as
the encryption password.
----End
4.2.5 Upgrading Software

You can use the WebUI to upgrade the software for the SMU BSP, SMU, intelligent
device SO library package, and southbound devices.
Step 1 Choose Maintenance > Software Upgrade, select the upgrade file in Software
Upgrade, and click Upload.
----End
NOTICE
● To retain pre-upgrade parameters, back up the data before upgrading the

software.
● The SMU will restart automatically after the software for the BSP, SMU, and
intelligent device SO library package is upgraded.
● Exercise caution to choose the version rollback function during software
upgrade. After version rollback, the user accounts created are deleted, and the
initial user name and password are required for login.
4.2.6 Changing a Password

To ensure system security, you are advised to change the password periodically.
Changing a User Password

Step 1 Choose Maintenance > User Management. The user management page is
displayed.
Step 2 Select the user whose password needs to be changed and click Modify. The dialog
box for modifying user information is displayed.
Step 3 Change the user password.

Table 4-18 Changing a user password

Old Password Specifies the current password of the selected user.

The old password is required only when the
administrator changes their own password.
New Password Set as required.

a to z, A to Z, 0 to 9, !@*-_?{}= (8 to 20 characters;
a combination of at least two types of characters;
Confirm password The confirm password must be the same as the new
password.
Permission Modify the management rights of the selected user,

including administrators, engineers, and operators.
An administrator user can change the passwords of
all users. Engineer and operator users can change
their own passwords.
Password Validity Period Set this parameter based on the site requirements.
Value range: 1 to 11000 (days).
Advance Warning Before Set this parameter based on the site requirements.
Password Expires (days) Value range: 1 to 90 (days).
Multi-factor After multi-factor authentication is enabled, a

Authentication verification code is required for the next login. It can
also be used for password retrieval.
To enable multi-factor authentication, set the
notification mode for receiving verification codes.
Notify By SMS notification is used for authentication.
Mobile Phone Number Set as required.
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Changing the WiFi Password
NOTICE
● You are advised to periodically change the WiFi password to improve account
security and prevent unauthorized network attacks, such as data tampering.
● The Company will not be liable for any security issues caused by your failure to
change the preset password in time or password loss after changing. (The
password cannot be retrieved if it is lost.)
● The WiFi function is disabled by default. Enable the WiFi function before using
it and disable it after using it to ensure network security.

Table 4-19 Setting the WiFi parameter
Path Parameter Default Setting

Value
System Settings > Basic WIFI Enable Enable Enable, Disable

Settings > Network Config
> WIFI SSID POWER_SIT 'a–z ',' A–Z ',' 0–9 ',' _ ',' # ',' @ ',' -','.
E '(a maximum of 31 characters)
Password Changeme 'a–z ',' A–Z ',' 0–9 ',' _ ',' # ',' @ ',' -','.
'(a maximum of 31 characters) It is
recommended that the password
characters and the length exceed
eight characters.
4.2.7 Viewing Dry Contact Association Information

You can view the association between DOs and alarms and the association
between DOs and devices.
Step 1 Choose Query > DO Alarm Config to view the association between dry contact
outputs and alarms.
Step 2 Choose Query > DI Dry Contact Config to view the association between dry
contact inputs and devices.
----End
4.2.8 Viewing Active Alarms

Active alarms are the alarms that are not cleared.
Step 1 Choose Home > Active Alarm to view active alarms. You can filter active alarms
by Equipment or Severity.
----End
4.2.9 Viewing Historical Alarms

Historical alarms are alarms that have been cleared.
Step 1 Choose Query > Historical Alarm. You can filter historical alarms by Equipment,
Start Time, and End Time, and click Query to view historical alarms.
----End
4.2.10 Viewing Version Information

View the monitoring version number to facilitate fault diagnosis and check
whether the upgrade is successful.

Step 1 Choose Maintenance > Version Information and view the version information.
----End
4.2.11 Exporting Maintenance Information

You can export historical alarms, active alarms, performance data, operation logs,
and battery test records on the WebUI.
You can view and export e-label information about the power subrack, monitoring
unit, and rectifiers on the WebUI.
You can export version information and system operating information in one-click
mode on the WebUI to quickly collect information and identify system faults.
It takes about 5 minutes to collect fault information for rectifiers.
Step 1 Export historical data. Choose Query > Export Data, select a data type, and click
Export.
Step 2 Export e-labels. Choose Maintenance > E-label and click Export All.
Step 3 Collect rectifier fault information. Choose Monitoring > Digital Power > Rectifier
Group > Running Control, select Fault Information Collection Control, and click
Submit.
Step 4 Collect lithium battery fault information. Choose Monitoring > Digital Power >
Lithium Battery Group > Running Control, select Collect Fault Information in
the Fault Information Collection Control area, and click Submit.
Step 5 Export fault information. Choose Maintenance > Fault Information, enter the
Encryption Password for Export in the Export Fault Information area, and click
Export Fault Information.
----End
NOTE
● The exported fault information includes the black box information about rectifiers and
lithium batteries.
● If information export fails due to a browser error, wait for a certain period (30 minutes
at most), log in, and try again.
4.2.12 Setting the Minimum Recovery System

Start or stop non-core services on the WebUI. When part of the system is under
attack, you can stop non-core services, including the ONVIF-capable camera
service, northbound network service, intelligent peak staggering service, and FTP-
capable camera service, and retain only core service processes.
Enable or disable the minimum recovery function on the WebUI. When the entire
system is under attack, you can manually start the minimum recovery system and
stop all non-core services. After the minimum recovery system is manually
stopped, the system can recover to the normal state.
NOTE
Only the system administrator can start and stop the minimum recovery system.

Step 1 Choose Maintenance > Service Management, select a service type, choose Stop
or Start, and click Submit. In the displayed re-authentication dialog box, enter the
Password of Current Login User and click Submit to set the service status.
Table 4-20 Setting the service status
Path Parameter Default Value Setting
Maintenance > Service Status Start Stop, Start

Service
Management
Note: Set the status of a service as required based on the service name.
Step 2 Choose System Settings > Advanced Settings > Security Configuration >
Security Configuration. In the Minimum Recovery System area, select Stop or
Start and click Submit. In the displayed re-authentication dialog box, enter the
Password of Current Login User and click Submit to set the minimum recovery
system status.
Table 4-21 Setting the minimum recovery system
Path Parameter Default Value Setting
System Settings > Minimum Stop Stop, Start

Advanced Settings Recovery System ● Stop: All system functions are
> Security available.
Configuration >
Security ● Start: Stop non-core services
Configuration > and retain only core service
Minimum Recovery processes.
System
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4.3 Common Installation Tasks (MDU)
4.3.1 Common Functions

Enable the alarm buzzer.
The alarm severity, alarm name, fault code, settings, generation time, and
clearance time are displayed.
Table 4-22 Common Functions
Main Menu Second-Level Menu
Common Functions Buzzer On

Main Menu Second-Level Menu
Historical Alarms
4.3.2 Setting Common Parameters

The SMU supports English, Chinese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Italian,
German, Turkish, and Japanese.
When the SMU is running properly, set the language, date, and time in the
following menu paths.
Table 4-23 Setting Common Parameters
System Information > Settings > LUI Language Select a desired

Common language.
Time Zone Set to the local

time zone.
Date Setting Set to the local

date and time.
4.3.3 Setting Basic Battery Parameters
Context
Basic battery parameters are fundamental for the monitoring unit to manage
batteries and should be set based on the number and capacity of battery strings
connected. The monitoring menus are related to the type of connected batteries
and the number of battery strings.
NOTICE
Incorrectly setting basic battery parameters affects the battery charge and
discharge management and reduces the battery lifespan.=
Table 4-24 Setting lead-acid battery parameters
Path Parameter Default Value Value Range Remarks
System Single-String Cap. 2000 Ah 5 to 10000 -

Information >
Settings > Battery Float Charge 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0 -
Voltage

Group > Basic Boost Charge 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0 -

Parameters Voltage
Charge Limt Coef. 0.15 C 0.05 to 0.50 -
System Auto. BC Enable Enable Enable, Disable -

Information >
Settings > Battery FC-BC Cur. Coef. 0.05 C 0.01 to 0.25 -
Group > Charge FC-BC Cur. 30 min 2 to 1440 -
Parameters Duration
FC-BC Cap. 70 % 50 to 100 -

Percent
Timed BC Enable Enable Enable, Disable -
Timed BC Interval 30 Day 1 to 365 -
Timed BC 9h 1 to 24 -
Duration
BC-FC Cur. Coef. 0.01 C 0.01 to 0.25 -
BC-FC Cur. 30 min 2 to 540 -

Duration
BC Max Duration 18 h 5 to 48 -
Mains Reco BC Disable Enable, Disable -

En.
AC Fail BC 10 min 0 to 30 -
Duration
System TC Coefficient 80 mV/°C 0 to 150 -

Information >
Settings > Battery Nominal 25 °C 5 to 45 -
Group > Temperature
Temperature TC Upper Thres. 45 °C 40 to 45 -
Comp. Para
TC Lower Thres. 5 °C 0 to 25 -
System BLVD General Enable Enable, Disable -

Information > Discon.
Settings > Battery
Group > BLVD BLVD Disconnect Voltage Mode Voltage Mode, This parameter is
Parameters Mode Capacity Mode, displayed only
Time Mode when BLVD
General Discon.
is set to Enable.

BLVD LVD 43.2 V 36.0 to 56.0 ● This

Voltage parameter is
displayed only
when BLVD
General
Discon. is set
to Enable.
● If the battery
voltage is
below the
value of this
parameter, the
BLVD route is
disconnected.
The value of
BLVD Voltage
must be lower
than the value
of BLVD
Connection
Voltage.
BLVD Con. Volt. 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 ● This

parameter is
displayed only
when BLVD
General
Discon. is set
to Enable.
● If the system
voltage
exceeds the
value of this
parameter, the
BLVD route is
connected.
The value of
BLVD
Connection
Voltage must
be higher than
the value of
BLVD Voltage.
BLVD n Time 480 min 5 to 1000 This parameter is

displayed only
when BLVD
Disconnect
Mode is set to
Time Mode

BLVD Delay Time 60 s 3 to 90 This parameter is

displayed only
when BLVD
General Discon.
is set to Enable.
BLVD Capacity 5% 0 to 99 -
System Time Test Mode Disable Disable/Planned ● The mode in

Information > Test/Scheduled which the
Settings > Battery Test monitoring
Group > Standard unit starts an
Test Para automatic test
on schedule or
as planned.
● Planned Test:
Set one or
more time
points to
perform one
or more
battery tests.
● Timed Test:
Set the test
start time and
test period to
test batteries
periodically.
Annual Battery 0 0 to 6 This parameter is

Tests displayed only
when Time Test
Mode is set to
Planned.
Sche. Test St. 21:00:00 00:00:00 to This parameter is

Time 23:59:59 displayed only
(HH:MM:SS) when Time Test
Mode is set to
Scheduled Test.

Sche. Test St. 90 Day 2 to 999 ● This

Period parameter is
displayed only
when Time
Test Mode is
set to
Scheduled
Test.
● Interval for
starting a
scheduled test.
Pre-BC Enable Enable Enable, Disable -
Constant Cur. Disable Enable, Disable -

Test
Test End Voltage 46.0 V 44.2 to 53.0 -
Test End Capacity 20% 0 to 99 -
Test End 5 °C -5 to +15 -

Temperature
Test End Time 480 min 1 to 6000 -
System Short Test Enable Disable Enable/Disable ● Indicates

Information > whether to
Settings > Battery allow the
Group > Short monitoring
Test Parameters unit to
perform short
tests
automatically.
● When
batteries are
charging or
hibernating,
the SMU
periodically
starts a short
test for
batteries
based on
settings to
rapidly
determine
whether the
batteries are
normal.
Short Test Period 30 Day 1 to 365 -

Short Test Time 5 min 1 to 240 -
Short Test End 45.0 V 44.2 to 53.0 -

Volt.
System Very HT Prot. Reduce DC Disabled, Reduce -

Information > Mode Voltage DC Voltage,
Settings > Battery Disconnect
Group > H/L Battery
Temp. Protect
Para Very HT Prot. 51.5 V 42.0 to 53.0 This parameter is
Volt. displayed only
when Very HT
Prot. Mode is set
to Low Volt.
HT Alarm Thres. 50 °C 25 to 80 -
Very HT Alarm 53 °C 25 to 80 -
Thres.
LT Alarm Thres. –10 °C –20 to +20 -
Very LT Alarm –20 °C –20 to +20 -

Thres.
System Overcur. Alm. 0.25 C 0.05 to 0.50 -

Information > Thres.
Settings > Battery
Group > Alarm
Parameters
System Reset Batt. Cap. - Yes -

Information >
Settings > Battery Clear Test Log - Yes -
Group > Basic
Control
System Battery lnstall - - -

Information > Time (YYYY-MM-
Settings > Battery DD)
Group > Other
Parameters
Table 4-25 Setting lithium battery parameters
System ILock Enabled Disabled Enabled, Disabled -

Information >
Settings > BMU Manage Host Manage Host Manage, -
Lithium Battery Model Auto Manage

Group > Basic iLock Verify 72 h 8 to 720 -

Parameters Timeout
iLock Verify 60 min 10 to 43200 -

Timeout
Stable Output 57 V 48.0 to 57.0 -

Voltcvs
Work Mode 57 V Mode 48V Mode, 57V -

Mode
System Boost Charge 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0 -

Information > Voltage
Settings >
Lithium Battery FV Voltage 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0 -
Group > Charge Chg Curr Limt 0.40 C 0.05 to 1.05 -
Parameters Coef.
System Time Test Mode Disable Disable, Planned -

Information > Test, Scheduled
Settings > Test
Lithium Battery
Group > Standard Annual Battery 0 0 to 6 This parameter is
Test Para Tests displayed only
when Time Test
Mode is set to
Planned.

Mode is set to
Scheduled Test.
Sche. Test Period 365 Day 2 to 999 This parameter is

displayed only
when Time Test
Mode is set to
Scheduled.
System Del Batt Fail Yes - -

Information > Comm
Settings >
Lithium Battery
Group > Basic
Control

4.3.4 Setting Rectifier Parameters

Table 4-26 Setting Rectifier Parameters
System Default Output 53.5 V 48.0 to 58.0 -

Information > Volt
Settings >
Rectifier Group > High Rect. 5% 0 to 150 -
Basic Parameters Capacity
Low Rect. 75% 0 to 150 -

Capacity
Sequential St. Int. 0s 0 to 20 -
OV Prot. Thres. 59.5 V 58.5 to 60.5 -
WALK-IN Enable No Yes/No The SMU controls

rectifiers to
linearly increase
the output
current from 0 to
the current limit
threshold, which
prevents
simultaneous
startup of
rectifiers from
resulting in
current impact on
batteries.
WALK-IN Time 8s 8 to 200 This parameter is

displayed only
when WALK-IN
Enable is set to
Yes.
Lost Phase - - -
Enable

System Hibernation No Yes, No ● No:

Information > Enable Hibernation is
Settings > disabled.
Rectifier Group > ● Yes: The
Hibernation monitoring
Parameters unit
hibernates
rectifiers when
the
hibernation
condition is
met.
Hibernation Intelligent Mode Intelligent Mode, ● This

Mode High Efficiency parameter is
Mode, Time displayed only
Mode when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● Time Mode:
Rectifiers with
shorter
runtime take
precedence for
work.
● High
Efficiency
Mode:
Rectifiers with
higher real-
time efficiency
take
precedence for
work.
● Intelligent
Mode: The
monitoring
unit instructs
rectifiers to
hibernate
based on the
rectifier
runtime and
real-time
efficiency.

Min. Work Rect 2 Day 1 to 100 ● This

Qtu. parameter is
displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● Minimum
number of
working
rectifiers
allowed after
hibernation is
enabled.
Rotation Period 7 Day 1 to 365 ● This

parameter is
displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● Period for
alternating
hibernating
rectifiers with
working
rectifiers.
When the
period expires,
the
monitoring
unit starts all
rectifiers.
When the
rectifiers have
worked for 2
hours, the
monitoring
unit instructs
some of them
to hibernate
again.

Best Efficiency 55% 10 to 100 ● This

parameter is
displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● Percentage of
the rectifier
loading
capacity to the
rated capacity,
at which the
rectifier
reaches
maximum
efficiency.
Min. Rdnt. Coef. 0.20 0.05 to 1.00 Ratio of the

minimum
redundant
current to the
rated rectifier
current.
For example, if
the rated rectifier
current is 50 A
and a redundant
current of 10 A is
required, set Min.
Redundant
Coefficient to
0.2 (10 A/50 A =
0.2).

Phase Balance Disable Disable, Absolute ● This

Balance, Relatove parameter is
Balance displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● If the
configuration
of rectifiers
meets the
three-phase
balance
requirement
and intelligent
rectifier
hibernation is
enabled in a
three-phase
power system,
the rectifiers
corresponding
to the three
phases try to
hibernate.
– Absolute
Balance:
The same
quantity of
rectifiers
must
correspond
to any two
phases.
– Relative
Balance:
The
difference
in quantity
between
the
working
rectifiers
correspondi
ng to any
two phases
must be
less than or
equal to 1.

Hiber. without No Yes, No This parameter is

Batt. displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set to
Yes.
Hiber. Stop 72.0 h 0.5 to 168.0 ● This

Duration parameter is
displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● All rectifiers
stop
hibernation if
the power
system
experiences an
exception.
After the
power system
recovers,
rectifiers
attempt to
hibernate
again when
the time
specified by
Hibernation
Stop Duration
has elapsed.
System Reset Protect Yes Yes -

Information >
Settings >
Rectifier Group >
Basic Control

4.3.5 Setting Mains Parameters

Table 4-27 Setting Mains Parameters
Value
System Information > AC Mode 3-Phase 3- 2-Phase 2-Wire, 1-Phase, 3-Phase 4-

Settings > Mains > Basic Wire Wire, 3-Phase 3-Wire
Parameters -
System Information > AC High 66 Hz 40 to 70

Settings > Mains > Alarm Freq Thres. -
Parameters
AC Low Freq 45 Hz 40 to 70
Thres. -
4.3.6 Setting Overvoltage and Undervoltage Alarm Thresholds

for the DC Cabinet
Table 4-28 Setting Overvoltage and Undervoltage Alarm Thresholds for the DC Cabinet
Value
System Information > DC Over 58.0 V 53.0 to 60.0

Settings > DC Cabinet n > Voltage
DC Output Distribut n.
DC Under 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0
Voltage
Ultra Over 59.0 V 53.0 to 60.0

Volt
Ultra Under 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0

Volt

4.3.7 Setting Overvoltage and Undervoltage Alarm Thresholds

for the Rectifier Cabinet
Table 4-29 Setting Overvoltage and Undervoltage Alarm Thresholds for the Rectifier Cabinet
Value
System Information > DC Over 58.0 V 53.0 to 60.0

Settings > Rectifier Cab n > Voltage
DC Output Distribut.
DC Under 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0
Voltage

Volt

Volt
4.3.8 Setting Combined Cabinet Parameters

Table 4-30 Setting Combined Cabinet Parameters
Value
System Information > LLVD Disable Enable, Disable

Settings > Combined Cab n Enabled
> DC Output Distribut.
LLVD PD Disable Enable, Disable
Enb
LLVD HTD Disable Enable, Disable

Enb
DC Over 58.0 V 53.0 to 60.0

Voltage
DC Under 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0

Voltage

Volt

Volt

4.3.9 Setting Communications Parameters

Table 4-31 Setting Communications Parameters
Value
System Information > IP Address Automatic Automatic (DHCP)/Manual

Settings > Communications Allpcation (DHCP)
> IP Address Settings
IP Address - 1.0.0.0 to 223.255.255.255
Subnet - 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255

Mask
Gateway - 1.0.0.0 to 223.255.255.255
4.3.10 Quick Settings

Table 4-32 Quick Settings
Value
System Information > Battery Other AGISSON, Coslight, Dengta, Eltek,

Settings > Quick Settings Vendor EnerSys, Exide, LEOCH, Narada,
NorthStar, Shoto, Other
Battery 12 V VRLA DCB-A, DCB-A1, DCB-B, DCB-Y, ESU-

Mode A, ESM-A, ESM-BX, FCB-A, FCB-B,
SCB-A, SCB-A1, TCB-A, TCB-B, TCB-C,
12V VRLA, 2V VRLA, FLOOD, 6-GFM-
X, 6-GFMF, Rebak-F4899T, 12TD-F,
SBS-F, M12V-FT, LPF12-H, 6-GFM-F,
12NDF, Blue, Red, 6-FMX, 6-XFMJ,
GFM, BBS 4840Z
This parameter is related to battery
manufacturers.
FC Voltage 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0
Boost 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0

Charge
Voltage
Date Format - -
Date Setting - -
Time Zone - -
Time - -

4.3.11 Setting Sensor Parameters

Table 4-33 Setting Sensor Parameters
System DC SPD Yes Yes, No Set these

Information > parameters to Yes
Settings > Setup AC SPD Yes Yes, No or No as
Parameter > Door Sensor No Yes, No required.
Sensor Config
Water Sensor No Yes, No
Smoke Sensor No Yes, No
Ambient Temp. Yes Yes, No

Sensor
Ambient Humi. Yes Yes, No

Sensor
Batt. Temp. Yes Yes, No

Sensor
4.3.12 Setting WAN Port

Table 4-34 Setting WAN Port
Value
System Information > WAN port None GE, None

Settings > Communications settings ● If this parameter is set to None, all
> WAN GE, FE_1, and FE_2 ports are LAN
ports. That is, GE, FE_1, FE_2, and
MDU can communicate with each
other. By default, this parameter is
set to None.
● If this parameter is set to GE, the
GE port can communicate with the
cascading port FE_1, and the GE
port is connected to the external
network. Cascading port FE_1
communicates with FE_2 and
MDU, connects to the internal
network, and can be accessed
locally through FE_2.

4.4 Common Maintenance Tasks (MDU)
4.4.1 Viewing Version Information

On the System Information screen, tap About to view the model, manufacturer,
and SMU version. To view the detailed version information, tap Version Details.
Table 4-35 Viewing Version Information

Main Menu Second-Level Menu Third-Level Menu
System Information About SMU
Vendor
SMU Version
Version Details
4.4.2 Viewing Active Alarms

Table 4-36 Viewing Active Alarms
Main Menu Second-Level Menu Third-Level Menu
System Information Alarm Active Alarms

User Manual A LCD Menu Hierarchy
A LCD Menu Hierarchy
WARNING
When you set parameters such as DG startup/shutdown, air conditioner startup/

shutdown, LLVD/BLVD voltage, AC circuit breaker capacity, mains capacity, load
connection/disconnection control, battery connection/disconnection control,
HVDC/PSU/SSU/MIMO/24 V module startup/shutdown, DG capacity, and rectifier
power limit on the WebUI, the site power supply may be affected.
NOTE
● The menu hierarchy and parameter display depend on the power supply scenario,
system type, system parameter settings, and device connections.
● # indicates that the parameter is displayed only when related devices are connected or
related parameters are set.
Figure A-1 LCD menu hierarchy
Table A-1 LCD menu description

Menu Item Description
Active Alarm Views active alarms in the system.
Running Views the operating status of the power system, rectifiers, batteries, and other
Information modules in the system.
Quick Setup Quickly sets common parameters, such as the number of battery strings, rated
battery capacity, date, time, and network parameters.
Parameters Sets parameters for the power system, rectifiers, batteries, and other modules
Settings in the system.

Running Control Manually controls the power system, rectifiers, batteries, and other modules in
the system, such as switching between equalized charging and float charging,
starting or shutting down rectifiers, clearing historical alarms, and restarting
the SMU.
Site Maintain Performs USB-based operations such as upgrade, export, and site setup.
User Change LCD login password, user logout.

Management
A.1 Running Information

Table A-2 Running Information menu hierarchy
Site Unit > Basic Information AC Input Power -
Total DC Load Power -
Total AC Input -
Total DC Consumption -
Parallel Status -
ATS 1 State This parameter is displayed

only when the DG is
connected.
Mains # Mains Status -
L1-L2 Line Voltage This parameter is displayed

only when AC Model is set to
3-Phase 3-Wire.

3-Phase 3-Wire.

3-Phase 3-Wire.
Phase L1 Voltage This parameter is displayed

3-Phase 4-Wire.

3-Phase 4-Wire.


3-Phase 4-Wire.
Phase L1 Current This parameter is displayed

3-Phase 3 Wire or 3-Phase 4-
Wire.

Wire.

Wire.
AC Voltage This parameter is displayed

1-Phase or 2-Phase 2-Wire.
AC Current This parameter is displayed

AC Frequency -
Active Power -
Power Factor -
Phase L1 PowerFactor -
Grid Quality Grade -
Total Energy Consump -
Total Supply Time -
PhL1 CurrImbalanRate -
Digital Power > DigitalPower DC Output Voltage -

Equipmt
Total Load Current -
ExstgPowSupplySource -

Total DCLd EnergCons -
TotACInptEnergConsum -
Digital Power > AC Phase L1 Voltage This parameter is displayed

InputDistribution only when AC Mode is set to
3-Phase 4-Wire.

only when AC Mode is set to
3-Phase 4-Wire.

3-Phase 4-Wire.

3-Phase 3-Wire or 3-Phase 4-
Wire.

Wire.

Wire.


Line L1-L2 Voltage This parameter is displayed

3-Phase 3-Wire.

3-Phase 3-Wire.

3-Phase 3-Wire.
AC Frequency -

Active Power -
Tot AC Energy Consum -
Digital Power > DC Output DC Output Voltage -

Distribut > Basic Information
Total DC LoadCurrent -
DC Load n Pwr. Cons This parameter is displayed

only when Load Shunts is set
to 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
Shared Load Cons This parameter is displayed

only when Include Public
Load is set to Yes.
Shared Load Curr This parameter is displayed

Load is set to Yes.
DC Load n Current This parameter is displayed

to 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
Load n Last Mnth Elec. This parameter is displayed

to 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
Load n Real-time Cur This parameter is displayed

to 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
Last Mth Share Cons This parameter is displayed

Load is set to Yes.
Load n Last Mnth Cons This parameter is displayed

to 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
Load Fuse Status -
Load n Power This parameter is displayed

to 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
LLVD Quantity -
Shared Load Power This parameter is displayed

Load is set to Yes.
Total DCLd EnergCons -

Digital Power > Rectifier > Total Output Current -

Rectifier Group
Total DC OutputPower -
Load Usage -
Total AC Input Power -
Digital Power > Rectifier > DC Output Voltage -

Rectifier Info > Rectifier n
DC Output Current -
DC Output Power -
AC Input Voltage -
Rated Efficiency -
Real-time Efficiency -
Temperature -
Cur. Limiting Status -
Running Status -
Brand -
Hardware Version -
Software Version -
Barcode -
Is Rectifier Lock Su -
Digital Power > Battery > Battery Status -

Battery Group
Total BatteryCurrent -
Total Rated Capacity -
Tot Remain Capacity -
Total SOC -
Backup Time -
Cur. Limiting Status -
Test Status -
BatteryTemperature 1 -
Total Power Disch -
Total DischargeTimes -
Battery Type -

Chg/Disch Power -
Digital Power > Battery > Rated Capacity -

Battery String n
Middle Voltage -
BatteryCell n Volt -
Digital Power > Battery Battery Test Result -
Power Backup Records -
UIM > DO Control Status ALMn Control Status -
Controller Curr NetEco ConnMode -
PV Adapter > PV Adapter Total Power Yield These parameters are

Group displayed only when a PV
Total Current adapter is connected.
PV GrpLckEanbleState
PV Adapter > PV Adapter n Module Address
Communication Status
Output Voltage
Output Current
Input Voltage
Temperature
On/Off Status
Hardware Version
PowerSoftwareVersion
Barcode Info
PV Lock Enable State
STA Software Version
Genset # > Genset Group Total Energy Yield
Genset # > Genset n Total Energy Yield This parameter is displayed

only when an intelligent DG is
Genset State connected.
Total Runtime
Switch Reason
Phase L1 Voltage
Phase L2 Voltage

Phase L3 Voltage
Phase L1 Current
Phase L2 Current
Phase L3 Current
Output Power
AC Frequency
Phase L1 Factor
Phase L2 Factor
Phase L3 Factor
Genset Batt Volt
Coolant Temp
Rotation Speed
Cabin Temp
Load Rate
Switch Rate
Oil Pressure
Oil Level
Last Maint Time
Hourly Fuel Consum
Remain Runtime
Genset # > Genset n Total Energy Yield -
Genset State This parameter is displayed

only when a traditional DG is
Total Runtime connected.
Switch Reason
Phase L1 Voltage
Phase L2 Voltage
Phase L3 Voltage
Phase L1 Current
Phase L2 Current
Phase L3 Current

Output Power
AC Frequency
Load Rate
Last Maint Time
Hourly Fuel Consum
Remain Runtime -
Combined Cab n > Basic Qty of Rectifier -

Information
Qty of Rect (On) -
Qty of Rect (Off) -
Qty of Rect (Missing) -
DC Voltage -
Battery Temp -
Cabinet Model -
Combined Cab n > UIM > ALM n Control Status -

Current Net Eco Conn.
Combined Cab n > Controller Current Net Eco Conn. -
Combined Cab n > Battery Current -

String n
Remaining Cap. -
Remaining Cap. Percent -
Middle Voltage -
Combined Cab n > Humiture Ambient Temperature -

Sensor
Ambient Humidity -
Combined Cab n > DC Output DC Output Voltage -

Distribut.
Total DC Load Curr. -
DC Load n Cons -
DC load n Current -
Nuber of LLVD -
Total Load Power -
Total DC Load Cons. -
DC Load n Power -

Combined Cab n > AC Phase L1 Voltage This parameter is displayed

Distribution only when AC Mode is set to
3-Phase 4-Wire.

3-Phase 4-Wire.

3-Phase 4-Wire.

Wire.

Wire.

Wire.



3-Phase 3-Wire.

3-Phase 3-Wire.

3-Phase 3-Wire.
AC Frequency -
Active Power -
Total Energy Consum -
DC Cabinetn > Basic DC Voltage -

Information

Total Load Current -
Cabinet Model -
CommunicationAddress -
DC Cabinetn > DC Output DC Output Voltage -

Distributionn
Total DC LoadCurrent -
DC Ldn Energy Consum -
DC Load n Current -
LLVD Quantity -
Total DCLd EnergyCons -
DC Load n Power -
AC Cabinetn > Basic Cabinet Model -

Information
Comm Addr -
AC Cabinetn > AC Input Phase Ln Voltage -

Distributionn
Phase Ln Current -
AC Frequency -
Active Power -
AC Work Status -
GPS Longitude -
Latitude -
Altitude -
CollectorName This parameter is displayed

only when the GPS is
connected.
Factory Soft Version This parameter is displayed

connected.
Factory Name This parameter is displayed

connected.
iDCDU > DCDU Group DCDU Number -
Total Load Number -

Unused Load Number -
iDCDU > DCDU Basic Information -
Load n -
Asset Info -
Low Cap Li-ion Batt # > Li-ion Total Batt. Current These parameters are
Battery Group displayed only when Battery
Battery Status Model is set to BBS 4840Z.
Battery Temp. N
Li Battery # > Li Battery Group Battery Status ● These parameters are

displayed only when
Batt Voltage Battery Model is set to
Batt Current ESM-A, ESU-A or ESM-BX.
● Test Status is displayed
Temperature only when Battery Model is
set to ESU-A or ESM-A.
Normal Comm. BMUs
Total Capacity
Remain Cap. Percent
Bakcup Time
Total Discharge Times
Total Dis Cap.
Test Status
Li Battery # Battery Test Records This parameter is displayed

only when Battery Model is
set to ESM-A, ESU-A or ESM-
BX.
DTS # DTS Group -
DTS # > DTS n Comm Status -
Running Mode -
Main Battery Voltage -
Back Battery Voltage -
Combined Voltage -
Power Supply Mode -
Hardware Version -
Software Version -

DCDB # > DCDB Group DCDB Number -
Total Load Number -
DCDB # > DCDB n > Basic Comm Status -

Information
Input Voltage -
Total Load Number -
Total Output Current -
Total Output Power -
DCDB Slot No. -
DCDB # > DCDB n > Load n Load n Used -
Load n Current -
Load n Power -
DCDB # > DCDB n > Asset Info Software Version -
Hardware Version -
Comm. Ex. Board # > NIM01C3 Comm State -

n
Hardware Version -
Software Version -
COM1 Power Volt -
COM2 Power Volt -
iBOX # > iBOX Equip n DIP Switch Address -
Hardware Version -
Software Version -
Communication Status -
RF Software Version -
NIM02D # NIM02D # -
Efuse Group # > EFUSE n > Input Voltage -

Basic Information
Efuse Group # > EFUSE n > Load n Used -

Load n
Load n Current -

Load n Status -
Load n Power -
Load n Consumption -
Efuse Group # > EFUSE n > Software Version -

Asset Info
Hardware Version -
EFUSE Name -
Temp. Control Info. > Temp. Indoor Vent Temp. -

Control Group
Outdoor Amb Temp. -
Temp. Control Info. > Fan Fan n Speed -

Group
Temp. Control Info. > Heater Control Status -

Device
Sensor > Door Status Sensor # Door Status -
Sensor > Water Sensor # Water Sensor Status -
Sensor > Smoke Sensor # Smoke Sensor Status -
Sensor > Infrared Sensor # IR Sensor Status -
Sensor >TEM-HUM # Ambient Temperature -
Ambient Humidity -
Sensor > Glass Brk Snsr # Glass Broken Status -
Sensor > Vibration Sensor # Vibration Sensor Status -
AIM n # AC Frequency -
Phase L1 Voltage -
Phase L2 Voltage -
Phase L3 Voltage -
Phase L1 Current -
Phase L2 Current -
Phase L3 Current -
Active Power -
Total Power Factor -
Phase L1 Pwr. Factor -

Active Electricity -
SoftWare Version -
Hardware Version -
Hardware Version -
Phase L1 Power -
Phase L2 Power -
Phase L3 Power -
Phase L1 Reactive Power -
ATS # > ATS n Running Mode -
Power Supply Mode -
Work Scenario -
Software Version -
Hardware Version -
FSU Wireless Public IP -
Virtual Network IP -
MIMO Module # > MIMO 1 12DC Output Voltage -
12DC Output Current -
24AC Output Voltage -
24AC Output Current -
Software Version -
Hardware Version -
Historical Alarm Historical Alarm -
Performance TotACInptEnergConsum -
Tot Load Energy Cons -
Total Energy Consump -
Batt Discharge Capac -
Batt Grou1 Dischg -

Batt Grou2 Dischg -
BackBatt3 Dis. Cap. -
Solar Power Supply -
Li Batt Dis. Cap. -
Component Info > Controller Monitor Brd Barcode Only the information about
connected components is
PowerSubrack Barcode displayed.
Cabinet Barcode
ExpansionBrd Barcode
Component Info > Rectifier n Barcode
Component Info > EFUSE n Barcode
Component Info > ATS n Barcode Info
Component Info > GMU n GMU Barcode
Component Info > AIM n Barcode
Component Info > Battery TCB Barcode

Group
Component Info > Comm. Ex. Comm Ex Brd Barcode

Board > NIM01C3 1
Component Info > NIM02D Barcode Info
Camera # > Camera Group Camera n Applies when the serial port
camera is connected.
Camera # > Camera n Software Version
Vendor Type
Port number
Camera # > Camera Group Camera n Applies when the IP camera is

connected.
Camera # > Camera n Software Version
Vendor Type
IP Address
Mobile Data Info Connection Status -
Signal Strength -
Data Mode -
IP Address -
Current SIM Card -

SIM Card 1 Status -
SIM Card 1 IMSI -
SIM Card 1 Mob Number -
SIM 1 Curr-Day Traffic -
SIM Card 2 Status -
SIM Card 2 IMSI -
SIM Card 2 Mob Number -
SIM 2Curr-Day Traffic -
Other Device Info > iRELAY 1 SIREN-S Ctrl State -
SIREN-L Ctrl State -
Other Device Info > iDATA 1 12V DC Volt State -
Hall n Current -
DC Voltage -
COM n State -
Port n DI n State -
DI n State -
Other Device Info > Blade 48V DC Voltage -

Power n
48V DC Load Current -
48V Port Current -
System Type -
Software Version -
Hardware Version -
Phase L1 Voltage -
Phase L2 Voltage -
Phase L3 Voltage -
Phase L1 Current -
Phase L2 Current -
Phase L3 Current -
Power Unit n 57V Port DC -

Voltage

Power Unit n 57V Port Load -

Current
Power Frame Barcode -
Total Consumption -
Total Load Energy -

Consumption
Other Device Info > iACMETER Input n AC Frequency -
Input n phase L1 V. -
Ch n Ph L1 Current -
Ch n Active Power -
Ch n Power Factor -
Ch n Power Consump -
Dry Contact n Status -
Other Device Info > WIM01C1 Current Net Standard -
Other Device Info >DG Comm Comm Status -

Ex Board
Hardware Version -
Software Version -
Barcode Info -
Other Device Info > Air Consumption Readings -

Conditioner n
AC Power Consumption -
Air Condition Runtime -
Running State -
Other Device Info > Remaining Fuel -

Fuel Tank Fuel Level -
Total Fuel Consump -
Consump After Refuel -
Total Refueling -

A.2 Quick Setup
A.2.1 Site Unit

Table A-3 Site Unit
Parameter Default Value Value Range
Battery Vendor General AGISSON, Coslight, Dengta, Eltek,

EnerSys, Exide, LEOCH, Narada,
NorthStar, Shoto, Universal
Battery Model 12V VRLA DCB-A, DCB-A1, DCB-B, DCB-Y, ESU-A,

ESM-A, ESM-BX, FCB-A, FCB-B, SCB-A,
SCB-A1, TCB-A, TCB-B, TCB-C, 12V
VRLA, 2V VRLA, FLOOD, 6-GFM-X, 6-
GFMF, Rebak-F4899T, 12TD-F, SBS-F,
M12V-FT, LPF12-H, 6-GFM-F, 12NDF,
Blue, Red, 6-FMX, 6-XFMJ, GFM, BBS
4840Z
Mains Qty 1 0 to 2
This parameter is displayed only when
DG Number is set to 2.
Genset Quantity 0 0 to 2
Fuel Tank Quantity 1 0 to 4
Digital Power Qty 1 0 to 6
A/C Quantity 2 0 to 8
A.2.2 Batt Parameters

Table A-4 Batt Parameters
Basic Parameters Battery N Yes Yes, No

Connected
SingleStrgRate 150 Ah 5 to10000

dCapa

Float Charge 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0

Voltage When temperature
compensation is effective, the
valid voltage range is 51.5–55.5
V.
EqulzedCharg 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0

e Voltage Charge voltage at which lead-
acid batteries are being
charged in equalized mode.
Chg 0.15 C 0.05 to 0.50

CurrentLimitC ● Battery charge current limit.
oef
● This parameter is not
displayed for the fast charge
battery (FCB). The
monitoring unit
automatically adjusts the
parameter based on the
battery charging status and
the ambient temperature.
Other Parameters Battery Cable 1m 0 to100

Length
BatCableCrss- 35 mm2 1 to 1000

SecArea
A.2.3 Deleting Parameters for Devices with Communication

Failure
Table A-5 Deleting parameters for devices with communication failure
DelComFail-Rectifier Yes Yes

(PSU)
A.2.4 Sensor Config

Table A-6 Sensor Config
Door Status Sensor No Yes,No

Water Sensor Yes Yes,No
Smoke Sensor Yes Yes,No
Amb Temp Sensor Yes Yes,No
Batt Temp Sensor1 Yes Yes,No
A.2.5 Power-on And Power-off

Table A-7 Power-on And POWER-off Parameters
Enable LLVD1 Enable Enable,Disable
Enable LLVD2 Enable Enable,Disable
LLVD1 Discon Voltage 44.0 V 36.0 to 56
LLVD2 Discon Voltage 44.0 V 36.0 to 56
BLVD Discon Voltage 43.2 V 36.0 to 56
A.2.6 Combined Cabinet Settings

Table A-8 Combined cabinet settings
Basic Parameters Single/Parallel Single Single, Parallel
AC Cabinet n AC Cabinet 1 1 to 16
No.
Rectifier Cabinet n Rectifier 1 1 to 16

Cabinet No.
DC Cabinet n DC Cabinet 1 1 to 16
No.

A.2.7 AC Cabinet
Table A-9 AC Cabinet
AC Cabinet n AC1 Voltage Yes Yes,No

Detection
AC2 Voltage Yes Yes,No

Detection
A.2.8 Genset Group Para.

Table A-10 Genset Group Para.
Configuration Mode Active/Standby Active/Standby, Mutual Backup
Schedule Mode Cycle Mode Cycle Mode, Tradition Mode, No

Control Mode
A.2.9 Genset n Parameters

Table A-11 Genset n Parameters
Rated Power 12.5 kW 1.0 to 5000.0
A.2.10 Date and Time

Table A-12 Date and Time
Time Zone UTC +08:00 Beijing -
Set Date and Time - -
Enable DST No Yes, No
Enable NTP No Yes, No

NTP Primary IP 127.0.0.1 -

NTP Enable is set to Yes.
NTP Backup IP 127.0.0.1 -

NTP Port Nummber 123 1 to 65535

NTP Sync. Interval 1 Min 1 to 1440

A.2.11 NetEco Parameters

Table A-13 NetEco Parameters
NetEco Prim ServerIP 192.168.0.10 -
NetEco BkUp ServerIP 192.168.0.10 -
Site ID - -
A.2.12 Network Parameters

Table A-14 Network Parameters
Basic Parameters IP Type IPv4 IPv4, IPv6
IP Address 192.168.0.10 -
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0 -
Default 192.168.0.1 -
Gateway
Other Parameters Enable DHCP Disable Server, Client, Disable

Enable Server Server, Client, Disable

BackplaneDH
CP
Enable Bridge Disable Disable, Enable
Enab Local Disable Disable, Enable

Conn 2
Backplane IP 192.168.0.10 -
Address
Backplane 255.255.255.0 -
SubnetMask
Backplane 192.168.1.1 -
DefGateway
IPv4 DSCP 46 0 to 63
Enable VLAN No Yes, No
VLAN ID 1 0 to 4094
VLAN Priority 5 0 to 7
Bridge IP Type IPv4 IPv4, IPv6
Bridge IP 192.168.0.10 -
Address
Bridge Subnet 255.255.255.0 -

Mask
Bridge Default 192.168.0.1 -

GW
Bridge IPv6 2001:0:0:0:0:0:0:2002 -

Address
BridgSubntPre 64 0 to 128
fxLngth
Bridge IPv6 2001:0:0:0:0:0:0:2001 -

Default
Gateway
Local IPv6 2001:0:0:0:0:0:0:2002 -

Address
Local Subnet 64 0 to 128

Prefix Length
Local IPv6 2001:0:0:0:0:0:0:2001 -

Default
Gateway

Enable Local Disable Disable, Enable

Connection 2
Echonet Lite 0.0.0.0 -

IP Address 1
Echonet Lite 0.0.0.0 -

IP Address 2
A.2.13 Dialup Parameters

Table A-15 Dialup Parameters
Carrier Auto Automatic, Others
SIMn Acc Point Name - A maximum of 28 characters,

including lowercase English letters (a-
SIMn Access Point No *99# z), uppercase English letters (A-Z),
SIMn User Name 3GNET digits (0-9), and special characters
(@_#*-.).
Carrier Operator is set to Others.
SIMn User Password - A maximum of 27 characters,

including lowercase English letters (a-
digits (0-9), and special characters
(@_#*-.).
characters.
Carrier Operator is set to Others.
A.2.14 Rect Addr Setting

Table A-16 Rect Addr Setting
Rect. Address Setting No Yes, No

n. Rectifire Address - 1 to 60
Rect. Address Setting is set to Yes.
Saving Settings Yes Yes

Rect. Address Setting is set to Yes.
A.3 Parameters Settings
A.3.1 Site Unit

Table A-17 Site Unit

Value
User n User Cst - -

Name
User Cst ID 0 0 to 65535
Enb Load Disable Enable, Disable

Discon
Load Discon Voltage Voltage Mode, Power Mode, Capacity

Mode Mode Mode, Time Mode
Load Discon 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0

Volt
Load Recon 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0

Voltage
Load Discon 5.00 kwh 0.00 to 10000.00

Cons.
Load Discon 15 % 0 to 99
Cap
EnabLLVD n Disable Enable, Disable

TimedDisco
n
Load Discon 360 min 0 to 6000

Time
Enb HTD Disable Enable, Disable
ETD Temp 65.0 °C 25.0 to 80.0


Value
Enb PD Disable Enable, Disable
PD Start 00:00:00 -
Time n
PD Duration 0 min 0 to 1440

n
Exempt Disable Enable, Disable

Period NO
BK
Exempt 00:00:00 -
Start Time
Exempt 0 min 0 to 1440

Duraion n
Basic Parameters Site ID - -
Mains Qty 1 0 to 2
when Genset Qty is set to 2.
Genset 0 0 to 2
Quantity
Fuel Tank 1 0 to 4
Quantity
Single/ Standalone Parallel System, Standalone

Parallel
Master/ Slave Master/Slave

Slave Flag
Parallel ID - -
YDN None None, V1.1, V1.0, V2.1, V2.0

Protocol You are advised to set this parameter
Version to None. The system automatically
identifies the northbound YDN
protocol version.
NOTICE
When a third-party management system
is connected, the power and environment
monitoring device must support the V1.2
protocol. Otherwise, the communication
may be abnormal.
Local 1 1 to 16
Cabinet No.

A.3.2 Digital Power

Table A-18 Digital Power
Value
DigitalPower EnabPowLim No Yes, No -

Equipmet it@Turn-on
iMix Disable Enable, Disable ● This parameter is

Enabled displayed only when
Hybrid Scenario is
set to YES.
● Set this parameter to
Enable when you
need to set Li Batt
Simultaneous Chg
and Dischg and
Cycle Mode.
AC InputDistribution AC 1000 A 1 to 10000 -

CircBreakRat
dCurr
AC Derating 0.8 0.1 to 1.0 -

Coeff
AC Voltage Voltage Voltage Mode, -

Mode Mode Percentage
Mode
ACPhaseOve 280 V 60 to 300 This parameter is

rVoltThres displayed only when AC
Voltage Mode is set to
Voltage Mode and AC
Model is 1-Phase, 2-
Phase 2-Wire or 3-
Phase 4-Wire.
ACPhasUnde 180 V 60 to 300 This parameter is

Voltage Mode and AC
Model is 1-Phase, 2-
Phase 2-Wire or 3-
Phase 4-Wire.


Value
ACPhaseOve 130% 110 to 200 This parameter is

Percentage Mode and
AC Model is 1-Phase, 2-
Phase 2-Wire or 3-
Phase 4-Wire.
ACPhasUnde 80% 1 to 90 This parameter is

Percentage Mode and
AC Model is 1-Phase, 2-
Phase 2-Wire or 3-
Phase 4-Wire.
AC Line OV 280 V 60 to 600 This parameter is

Thres. displayed only when AC
Voltage Mode and AC
Model is 3-Phase 3-
Wire.
AC Line UV 180 V 60 to 600 This parameter is

Voltage Mode and AC
Model is 3-Phase 3-
Wire.
Rated Line 220 V 60 to 600 This parameter is

Volt displayed only when AC
Percentage Mode and
AC Model is 3-Phase 3-
Wire.
AC Line OV 130% 110 to 200 This parameter is

Percentage Mode and
Wire.
AC Line UV 80% 1 to 90 This parameter is

Percentage Mode and
Wire.


Value
Rated AC 50 Hz 40 to 70 -
Frequency
AC 110% 105 to 130 -

OverFreqThr
eshold
AC 90% 70 to 95 -
UnderFreq
Thresh
AC OverCur 125A 1 to 3000 -

Alm Thres
Rectifier > Rectifier Default 53.5 V 48.0 to 58.0 The default output
Group Output Volt voltage of rectifiers after
the communication with
the monitoring unit fails.
OutpOvVolt 59.5 V 56.0 to 60.5 -

ProtecThre
Sequential 0s 0 to 20 Interval for starting the

StartInterv rectifiers sequentially.
LightLoad 5% 0 to 150 -
AlarmThres
Heavy Ld 75% 0 to 150 -

AlarmThres
Max 121% 10 to 121 Percentage of the

OutputCurre expected maximum
ntLim rectifier output current
to the rated rectifier
output current.
For example, if a power
system is configured
with three 50 A
rectifiers, and you need
an output current of 120
A, then set this
parameter to 80%,
which is obtained from
120 A/(50 A x 3).


Value
WALK-IN No Yes, No The SMU controls PSUs

Enable to linearly increase the
output current from 0 to
the current limit
threshold, which
prevents simultaneous
startup of PSUs from
resulting in current
impact on batteries.
WALK-IN 8s 8 to 200 This parameter is

WALK-IN Enable is set
to Yes.
Rectifier > Energy Enable NO Yes, No ● No: Hibernation is

SavingSettings Hibernation disabled.
● Yes: The monitoring
unit hibernates
rectifiers when the
hibernation condition
is met.
Hibernation Intelligent Intelligent ● This parameter is

Mode Mode Mode, High displayed only when
Efficiency Enable Hibernation
Mode, Time is set to Yes.
Mode ● Time Mode:
Rectifiers with shorter
runtime take
precedence for work.
● High Efficiency
Mode: Rectifiers with
higher real-time
efficiency take
precedence for work.
● Intelligent Mode:
The monitoring unit
instructs rectifiers to
hibernate based on
the rectifier runtime
and real-time
efficiency.


Value
EnabHiber No Yes, No ● This parameter is

W/O Batt displayed only when
Enable Hibernation
is set to Yes.
● It is used to enable or
disable the
hibernation function
when batteries are
disconnected.
NOTICE
If you enable
hibernation when
batteries are not
connected to the
power system, the
loads may experience
power failures. Exercise
caution when using
this function.
Min 0.20 0.05 to 1.00 ● This parameter is

Redundancy displayed only when
Coef Enable Hibernation
is set to Yes.
● Ratio of the
minimum redundant
current to the rated
rectifier current.
For example, if the
rated rectifier current
is 50 A and a
redundant current of
10 A is required, set
Min. Redundant
Coefficient to 0.2 (10
A/50 A = 0.2).
MinWorking 2 1 to 100 ● This parameter is

Rectifiers displayed only when
Enable Hibernation
is set to Yes.
● Minimum number of
working rectifiers
allowed after
hibernation is
enabled.


Value
Best 55% 10 to 100 ● This parameter is

EfficiencyPoi displayed only when
nt Enable Hibernation
is set to Yes.
● Percentage of the
rectifier loading
capacity to the rated
capacity, at which the
rectifier reaches
maximum efficiency.
Hibernation 72.0 h 0.5 to 168.0 ● This parameter is

Stop Dur displayed only when
Enable Hibernation
is set to Yes.
● All rectifiers stop
hibernation if the
power system
experiences an
exception. After the
power system
recovers, rectifiers
attempt to hibernate
again when the time
specified by
Hibernation Stop
Duration has
elapsed.
Rotation 7 Day 1 to 365 ● This parameter is

Enable Hibernation
is set to Yes.
● Period for alternating
hibernating rectifiers
with working
rectifiers. When the
period expires, the
monitoring unit starts
all rectifiers. When
the rectifiers have
worked for 2 hours,
the monitoring unit
instructs some of
them to hibernate
again.


Value
Phase Disable Relative ● This parameter is

Balance Balance, displayed only when
Absolute Enable Hibernation
Balance, is set to Yes.
Disable ● If the configuration
of rectifiers meets the
three-phase balance
requirement and
intelligent rectifier
hibernation is
enabled in a three-
phase power system,
the rectifiers
corresponding to the
three phases try to
hibernate.
– Absolute Balance:
The same quantity
of rectifiers must
correspond to any
two phases.
– Relative Balance:
The difference in
quantity between
the working
rectifiers
corresponding to
any two phases
must be less than
or equal to 1.
Enab LdRate Yes Yes/No This parameter is

Priority displayed only when
Enable Hibernation is
set to Yes.
Rectifier > Rectifier Brand - -, 0 to 9, a-z, A- -

Info > Rectifier n Z


Value
Battery > Basic Battery n Yes Yes, No ● Battery n Connected

Parameters Connected is displayed only
when the usage of
the corresponding
circuit breaker is set
to Lead-Acid
Battery.
● Set this parameter
based on the actual
condition. If n
batteries are
connected, set
Battery 1 Connected
to Battery n
Connected to Yes,
and those for other
batteries to No.
SingleStrgRa 150 Ah 5 to 10000 Indicates the rated

tedCapa capacity of a battery
string. A battery string
includes a set of
batteries controlled by
one circuit breaker or
fuse.
Float Charge 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0 ● When temperature

Voltage compensation is
effective, the valid
voltage range is 51.5–
55.5 V.
● The float charge
voltage should be
lower than the
equalized charge
voltage.
EqulzedChar 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0 ● Charge voltage at

ge Voltage which lead-acid
batteries are being
charged in equalized
mode.
● The equalized charge
voltage should be
greater than the float
charge voltage.


Value
Chg 0.15 C 0.05 to 0.50 ● Battery charge

CurrentLimit current limit.
Coef ● This parameter is not
displayed for the fast
charge battery (FCB).
The monitoring unit
automatically adjusts
the parameter based
on the battery
charging status and
the ambient
temperature.
Enab Intel Disable Disable, Enable Indicates whether to

Hibernatn enable intelligent
battery hibernation
management.
Battery 1m 0 to 100 -
Cable
Length
Batt Cable 35 mm2 1 to 1000 -

CS Area
SOC/SOH Backup Backup Scene, -

Calcu Scene Scene Cyclic Scene
Attenuation 0.80 0.00 to 1.00 -

Coef
Block 2V 2 V, 12 V -
Voltage


Value
Battery > Temp Temp 80 mV/ °C 0 to 150 This parameter is: For 48
Compenstn Param Compenstn V battery string, the
Coeff amplitude of the battery
float charge voltage that
needs to be adjusted for
each change of 1°C. Set
this parameter based on
the actual specifications
of the battery.
For example, if the
temperature
compensation
coefficient of each 2 V
battery is 3.33 mV/ °C
and each 48 V battery
string comprises 24 2 V
batteries, then set this
parameter to 80 mV/ °C,
which is calculated as
follows: 3.33 x 24 = 80.
Temp 25 °C 5 to 45 This default value varies

Compenstn in accordance with the
Midpt battery performance.
35 °C is set by default
for the TCBs.
TempCompe 45 °C 40 to 45 -
nsUpThresh
TempCompe 5 °C 0 to 25 -
nsLowThres
h
Battery > BLVD BLVD Enable Enable, Disable -

Parameters General
Discon
BLVD Voltage Voltage Mode, This parameter is

Disconnect Mode Capacity Mode, displayed only when
Mode Time Mode, BLVD General Discon. is
Power Mode set to Enable.


Value
BLVD Discon 43.2 V 36.0 to 56.0 ● This parameter is

Voltage displayed only when
BLVD General
Discon. is set to
Enable.
this parameter, the
BLVD route is
disconnected.The
value of BLVD Discon
Voltage must be
lower than the value
of BLVD Connection
Voltage.
● If Enable LLVD is set
to Enable, BLVD
Discon Voltage must
be lower than LLVD
Disconnect Voltage.
BLVD 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 ● This parameter is

Connect displayed only when
Voltage BLVD General
Discon. is set to
Enable.
● If the system voltage
this parameter, the
BLVD route is
connected.The value
of BLVD Connection
Voltage must be
higher than the value
of BLVD Discon
Voltage.
BLVD Discon 5% 0 to 99 This parameter is

Capacity displayed when BLVD
Disconnect Mode is set
to Capacity Mode.
BLVD Discon 480 min 5 to 1000 This parameter is

Time displayed when BLVD
Disconnect Mode is set
to Time Mode.


Value
BLVD Delay 60 s 3 to 90 This parameter is

BLVD General Discon. is
set to Enable.
ForbidBatt- No Yes, No -
On@LowTe
m
Batt On 5°C -10 to 10 Batt On Forbid Temp is

Forbid Temp available only when
ForbidBatt-
On@LowTem is set to
Yes.
ConnDlay@ 30 min 10 to 30 -
BatProtDisc
Battery > Temp VeryHiTemp Reduce DC Reduce DC -

Protect Para ProtecMode Voltage Voltage,
Disable,
Disconnect
Battery
VeryHiTemp 51.5V 42.0 to 53.0 -

ProtecVolt
HighTemp 50 °C 25 to 80 This default value varies

Alarm Thres. in accordance with the
battery performance.
for the TCB.
VeryHiTemp 53 °C 25 to 80 This default value varies

Alm Thres in accordance with the
battery performance.
for the TCB.
Low Temp -10 °C -20 to +20 -

Alarm Thres
VeryLowTem -20 °C -20 to +20 -

p AlmThres
Battery > Charge EnabAutoEq Enable Enable, Disable Indicates whether to

Parameters ualizdChrg enable automatic
equalized charging.
FLtToEqulzC 0.05 C 0.01 to 0.25 This parameter is

hgCurCoef displayed only when
EnabAutoEqualizdChrg
is set to Enable.


Value
FLtToEqulzC 30 min 2 to 1440 This parameter is

hgConfDur displayed only when
is set to Enable.
FloatToEqulz 70% 50 to 100 This parameter is

ChgCapac displayed only when
is set to Enable.
Enab Enable Enable, Disable Indicates whether to

TimedEqulzd enable scheduled
Chg equalized charging.
TimedEqulzd 30 Day 1 to 365 This parameter is

ChgIntrvl displayed only when
Enab TimedEqulzdChg
is set to Enable.
Timed 9h 1 to 24 This parameter is

Equlzd Chg displayed only when
Dur Enab TimedEqulzdChg
is set to Enable.
EqlzdToFltCh 0.01 C 0.01 to 0.25 If the duration within

gCurCoef which the battery
charge current is lower
than EqlzdToFltChgCur-
Coef exceeds the value
of EqlzdToFltChgConf-
Dur
, batteries automatically
enter float charging.
EqlzdToFltCh 30 min 2 to 540 -

gConfDur
Equlzd Chg 18 h 5 to 48 If the equalized charging

ProtecDur duration exceeds the
batteries automatically
enter float charging.
EnaMnsRcvr Disable Disable, Enable Indicates whether to

yEqulzdChg perform equalized
charging after the AC
power is restored.


Value
ACPwFailEq 10 min 0 to 30 ● This parameter is

ulzdChgDur displayed only when
EnaMnsRcvryEqulzd
Chg is set to Enable.
● If the AC power
failure duration
this parameter,
batteries
automatically enter
equalized charging
after the AC power is
restored.
FastChgLimi 0.40 C 0.25 to 0.50 -

tingCoeff
Load Temp. Disable Disable, Enable This parameter is

Limit En. displayed only in the
temperature control
scenario.
Batt. Temp. Disable Disable, Enable This parameter is

Limit En. displayed only in the
temperature control
scenario.
FrcEqulzdCh End@AutoS End@AutoSwh -

gEndCond whToFlotCh ToFlotChg,
g Fixed Duration
End
Battery > Standard Enab AC Disable Disable, Enable Indicates whether the
Test Para. Failure Test standard battery test is
allowed if an AC power
outage occurs.
Time Test Disable Disable, Timed ● The mode in which

Mode Test, Planned the monitoring unit
Test starts an automatic
test on schedule or as
planned.
● Planned Test: Set one
or more time points
to perform one or
more battery tests.
● Timed Test: Set the
test start time and
test period to test
batteries periodically.


Value
Sche. 21:00:00 HH:MM:SS This parameter is

TimedTest Time when a displayed only when
Start Time scheduled test Time Test Mode is set
starts. to Timed Test.
Timed Test 90 Day 2 to 999 This parameter is

Period Interval for displayed only when
starting a Time Test Mode is set
scheduled test. to Timed Test.
Annual 0 0 to 6 This parameter is

Battery Tests Number of displayed only when
planned tests Time Test Mode is set
within a year. to Planned Test.
Planned Test 01-01 00:00 - This parameter is

Time Test Mode is set
to Planned Test.
Enab Enable Disable, Enable Indicates whether the

PreEqulzdCh monitoring unit allows
arge charging batteries in
equalized mode before a
standard battery test
starts.
Enable Disable Disable, Enable Indicates whether

Constant batteries are allowed to
Test discharge at a constant
current in a standard
battery test.
Constant 9999 A 1 to 9999 ● This parameter is

Test Current displayed only when
Enable Constant
Test is set to Enable.
● Batteries discharge at
this current in a
standard battery test.
Test End 46.0 V 44.2 to 53.0 If the battery voltage is

Voltage below the value of this
test ends.
Test End 20% 0 to 99 If the battery capacity is

Capacity below the value of this
test ends.


Value
Test End 480 min 1 to 6000 If the standard battery

Time test duration reaches the
the battery test ends.
Test End 5 °C -5 to +15 If the battery

Temperature temperature is lower
than Test End
Temperature, the battery
test ends.
Battery > Short Test Enab Timed Disable Disable, Enable ● Indicates whether to
Param ShortTest allow the monitoring
unit to perform short
tests automatically.
● When batteries are
charging or
hibernating, the SMU
periodically starts a
short test for
batteries based on
settings to initially
and rapidly
determine whether
the batteries are
normal.
Short Test 30 Day 1 to 360 This parameter is

Short Test Enable is set
to Enable.
Short Test 5 min 1 to 240 ● This parameter is

set to Enable.
● If the test duration
this parameter, the


Value
ShortTestEn 45.0 V 44.2 to 53.0 ● This parameter is

dVoltage displayed only when
set to Enable.
this parameter, the
Battery > Alarm Chg Overcur 0.25 C 0.05 to 1.00 -

Parameters AlmThres.
LowCapacity 30% 0 to 90 -
AlmThresh
Voltage Percentage Percentage -

Imbal Mode Mode Mode, Voltage
Mode
Volt Imbal 10% 5 to 30 This parameter is

AlmThresh displayed only when
Voltage Imbal Mode is
set to Percentage
Mode.
Cur. Imb. 0.05 C 0.00 to 1.00 -

Thres.
Volt Imbal 2.0 V 0.5 to 4.0 This parameter is

AlmThresh displayed only when
Voltage Imbal Mode is
set to Voltage Mode.
BatConfigErr 5.0 A 1.0 to 100.0 -

FindCurr.
BatConfigErr 5 min 1 to 60 -
FindTime
Battery > Other Battery 2010-01-01 YYYY-MM-DD -

Parameters Install Time
Batt 2010-01-01 YYYY-MM-DD -

Production
Date
Delivery 2010-01-01 YYYY-MM-DD -

Time


Value
Volt Imbal MidPoint MidPoint When connecting a

DetecMode Voltage Voltage, None, signal cable for
Cell Voltage monitoring middle point
voltages, select Middle
Point Volt.. When
connecting a signal
cable for monitoring
battery voltages, select
Cell Volt..
Power Time Mode Time Mode, Specifies a mode for

Backup Capacity Mode detecting power backup
Mode capability.
● Time Mode: based
on backup time.
● Capacity Mode:
based on backup
capacity
LLVD 180 min 0 to 9999 ● This parameter is

Backup displayed only when
Time Power Backup Mode
is set to Time Mode.
● Sets the expected
duration from when
batteries start to
supply power to
when loads are
disconnected.
For example, if you
require that loads be
powered for 200
minutes since
batteries start to
supply power, set this
parameter to
200Min.
If the actual power
supply duration is
shorter than the
expected duration,
the monitoring unit
generates a Backup
Warning alarm.


Value
BLVD 480 min 0 to 9999 ● This parameter is

Time Power Backup Mode
is set to Time Mode.
● Sets the expected
duration from when
batteries start to
supply power to
when batteries are
disconnected.
If the actual power
supply duration is
shorter than the
expected duration,
the monitoring unit
generates a Backup
Warning alarm.
LLVD 75% 5 to 100 This parameter is

Capacity Power Backup Mode is
set to Capacity Mode.
BLVD 95% 5 to 100 This parameter is

Capacity Power Backup Mode is
Battery 1m 0 to 100 ● When each battery

Cable string is connected to
Length the RTN+ busbar
using one cable, set
Battery Cable
Length to half of the
total length of cables
between both ends of
a battery string and
the positive and
negative busbars, and
set Batt Cable CS
Area to the cross-
sectional area of the
cable.
● When each battery
string is connected to
the RTN+ busbar
using two cables, set
Battery Cable
Length to half of the


Value
BatCableCrs 35 mm2 1 to 1000 total length of a suite

s-SecArea of cables between
both ends of a
battery string and the
positive and negative
busbars, and set Batt
Cable CS Area to the
sum of the cross-
sectional areas of the
two cables.
SOC/SOH Backup Cyclic Scenario, -

CalcScenario Scenario Backup
Scenario
Attenuation 0.80 0.00 to 1.00 -

Coeff
Block 2V 2, 12 -
Voltage
A.3.3 DC Output Distribut.

Table A-19 DC Output Distribut.
Value
Digital Power > DC Enable LLVD Enable Enable, Disable -

Output Distribut. > n
Basic Parameters
LLVD n Voltage Voltage Mode, This parameter is
Discon Mode Capacity Mode, displayed only when
Mode Time Mode, Enable LLVD n is set to
Power Mode Enable.
LLVD n 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0 This parameter is

Discon displayed only when
Voltage Enable LLVD n is set to
Enable.

Conn Volt displayed only when
Enable LLVD n is set to
Enable.


Value
Load Discon 5.00 kWh 0.00 to This parameter is

Cons. 10000.00 displayed only when
Enable LLVD n is set to
Enable.
LLVDn 15% 0 to 99 This parameter is

Discon displayed only when
Capacity LLVD n Mode is set to
Capacity Mode.
LLVDn 360 min 0 to 1000 This parameter is

Discon Time displayed only when
LLVD n Mode is set to
Time Mode.
Load Shunts 0 0 to 5 -
EnabLLVD n Disable Enable, Disable -

TimedDisco
n
LLVD n Tim 00:00:00 00:00:00 to This parameter is

m 23:00:00 displayed only when
DisconStrtTi EnabLLVD n
TimedDiscon is set to
Enable.
LLVD n Time 0 min 1 to 1440 This parameter is

m displayed only when
DisconDur EnabLLVD n
TimedDiscon is set to
Enable.
LLVD n Disable Enable, Disable -

NoBkupInEx
emPe
LLVD n 00:00:00 - This parameter is

ExempPer m displayed only when
StrtTi LLVD n
NoBkupInExemPe is set
to Enable.
LLVD n 0 min 0 to 1440 This parameter is

Exempt Per displayed only when
m Dur LLVD n
NoBkupInExemPe is set
to Enable.
EnabLLVD n Disable Enable, Disable -

HiTemDisco
n


Value
LLVD n 65.0 °C 25.0 to 80.0 This parameter is

HiTemDisco displayed only when
nTem EnabLLVD n
HiTemDiscon is set to
Enable.
LLVD Delay 60 s 5 to 90 This parameter is

EnabLLVD n
HiTemDiscon is set to
Enable.
DC 58.0 V 53.0 to 60.0 ● If an alarm is

OverVoltage enabled, the SMU
Thres generates the alarm
when the alarm
DC 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0 condition is met. If an
UnderVoltag alarm is disabled, the
e Thres SMU will not
DC 59.0 V 53.0 to 60.0 generate the alarm.
UltOvVoltAl ● Parameter value rule:
mThres DC
UltOvVoltAlmThres
> DC OverVoltage
Thres > DC
UnderVoltage Thres
>
DCUltUndVoltAlmTh
res
● The SMU generates a
DC output ultra
undervoltage alarm
when the DC output
voltage is lower than
the the value of
DCUltUndVoltAlmTh
res. The SMU
generates a DC
output undervoltage
alarm when the
following condition is
met:
DCUltUndVoltAlmTh
res ≤ DC output
voltage ≤ DC
UnderVoltage Thres.
● the SMU generates a
DC output ultra
overvoltage alarm


Value
DCUltUndVo 44.0 V 36.0 to 57.0 when the DC output

ltAlmThres voltage is greater
than the value of DC
UltOvVoltAlmThres.
The SMU generates a
DC output
overvoltage alarm
when the following
condition is met: DC
OverVoltage Thres ≤
DC output voltage ≤
DC
UltOvVoltAlmThres.
LLVD n PDU - - -
Name
Digital Power > DC Ld - - -

Output Distribut. OvCurrThres
hParam
Digital Power > DC Brch1 Usage Customized Customized ● Custom Load

Output Distribut. > Config Load Load, BLVD indicates an LLVD
BrUsageConfigParamsl Load, LLVD n load.
Load, Other, ● If the circuit breaker
Power connects to a power
Cascading Port, extended subrack or
DC D.G., Solar iDMU, set this
Energy, Lithium parameter to Power
Battery, Lead- Cascading Port.
acid Battery
Digital Power > DC Customized 125 A 3 to 125 Set this parameter based
Output Distribut. > Capacity on the actual load
LOAD-iCBD n current. The value
cannot exceed the
through-current capacity
of the cable and the
rated capacity of the
circuit breaker.
NOTICE
To use the Software
Define Breaker function,
the Huawei management
system should be
configured and the
corresponding license
needs to be purchased.
Load Discon Enable Enable, Disable -

Enb


Value
Load Discon Voltage Voltage Mode, This parameter is

Mode Mode Capacity Mode, displayed only when
Time Mode, Load Discon Enb is set
Power Mode to Enable.
Load Discon 44.0 V 36.0 to 58.0 ● This parameter is

Voltage available only when
LLVD n Discon Mode
Load 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 is set to Voltage
Connection Mode.
Voitage
● If the branch voltage
is lower than Load
Discon Voltage, the
branch is
disconnected. If the
system voltage is
higher than Load
Connection Voltage,
the branch is
connected. For a
branch, the value of
Load Discon Voltage
must be lower than
that of Load
Connection Voltage.
● If Branch n Usage
Cfg is Custom Load,
this branch is an
LLVD load. If Branch
n Usage Cfg is BLVD
Load, this branch is a
BLVD load. Load
Discon Voltage of a
BLVD load must be
lower than that of an
LLVD load.
Load Discon 5.00 kWh 0.00 to This parameter is

Cons. 10000.00 available only when
Load Discon Mode is
set to Power Mode.
Load Discon 15% 0 to 99 This parameter is

Capacity available only when
Load Discon Mode is


Value
Load Discon 360 min 0 to 6000 This parameter is

Time available only when
Load Discon Mode is
set to Time Mode.
Enb HTD Disable Enable, Disable -
HTD Temp 65.0 °C 25.0 to 80.0 -
User Config User 1 None, User 1- -

User 10
Load Type None None, Type 1- -

Type 20
Enb PD Disable Enable, Disable -
PD Start 00:00:00 - -
Time n
PD Duration 0 min 0 to 1440 -
Exempt Disable Enable, Disable -

Period No
Bk
Exempt 00:00:00 - -
Start Time n
Exempt 0 min 0 to 1440 -

Duration
Digital Power > DC Customized 125 A 3 to 125 -

Output Distribut. > Capacity
BATT-iCBD n
A.3.4 UIM
NOTE
This parameter varies with the system type.
Table A-20 UIM
GS1 Strt/Stp Ctrl DO ALM2 ALM1 to ALM8, None
GS1 Aux Preheat DO None ALM1 to ALM8, None
GS1RunStatusDetecPrt DIN4 DIN1 to DIN6, None

GS2 Strt/Stp Ctrl DO ALM4 ALM1 to ALM8, None
GS2 Aux Preheat DO None ALM1 to ALM8, None
GS2RunStatusDetecPrt DIN5 DIN1 to DIN6, None
ATS1 On/Off DetecPrt DIN3 DIN1 to DIN6, None
ATS2 On/Off DetecPrt DIN6 DIN1 to DIN6, None
ATS DI CondMainsFail Close Open, Close
AC On DIN DIN1 DIN1 to DIN6, None
DIN1/ALM1 Config ALM ALM/DIN
A.3.5 Controller
Table A-21 Controller
Enable Buzzer Alarm No Yes, No
Buzzer Alm. Duration 10 min 1 to 100

Buzzer Enable is set to Yes.
IP Network Priority High High, Medium, Low
InBand Nw Priority Medium High, Medium, Low
Wireless Nw Priority Low High, Medium, Low
RuntimeAftNWSwchover 60 Min 1 to 1440
Traffic Fluct Thres. 50 MB/Day 0 to 10000
Heartbeat Duration 120s 10 to 180
IPNetFail TimOutIntv 5 Min 5 to 1440
InBndNWFailTmOutIntv 5 Min 5 to 1440
Wless NW TimeOutIntv 30 min 30 to 1440
NB Mast/Slav Config Enable Enable, Disable
Cert Verificn Period 7 Day 1 to 15

Cert Warning Time 90 Day 30 to 90
VPN Server IP 0.0.0.0 -
VPN User Name - -
VPN Password - -
VPN Port 1701 1 to 65535
StandbyVPN SercerIP1 0.0.0.0 -
DisplayDeviceDetails No Yes, No
LogCollectDeviceType All All, iRELAY-S, iDG-S, iDATA-S, iDCMETER-

S, iACSENSE, iACCESS, iCOOL, imotion,
iTEMP, iSMOKE, iWATER,
iDOOR,iDCMETER, iACMETER, iFUEL,
iDG, iDATA, iRELAY, WIN
A.3.6 Staggering Elec Para
NOTICE
● To ensure that the electricity price time segment can be properly saved, the
high and low electricity price time segments cannot overlap. At least one high
electricity price time segment should be set.
● If electricity price time segments overlap, the screen displays transparent words
on a black background. In this case, the latest time segment settings cannot be
saved, and the system automatically restores the last saved settings.
● The peak staggering function is available when the Huawei management
system is configured and the corresponding license is purchased.
Table A-22 Staggering Elec Para
Path Parameter Value Remarks

Range
Enab Staggering Elec Disable Enable, -

Disable

Path Parameter Value Remarks

Range
Schedule Mode Debug Debug This parameter is displayed only

Staggering Staggering, when Stag Elec Enb is set to Enable.
Fixed
Staggering
Battery Disc Mode Battery Life Battery Life This parameter is displayed only
Priority Priority, when Stag Elec Enb is set to Enable.
Staggering
Priority
Max Disc Times Per Day 2 1 to 10 This parameter is displayed only

when Stag Elec Enb is set to Enable.
Max Disc Cap Per Day 10% 5 to 50 This parameter is displayed only
when Stag Elec Enb is set to Enable.
Start Time 2000-01-01 - This parameter is displayed only

00:00:00 when Schedule Mode is set to
Debug Staggering.
End Time 2000-01-01 - This parameter is displayed only

00:00:00 when Schedule Mode is set to
Debug Staggering.
Batt Abn Disable Stag Disable Enable, This parameter is displayed only
Disable when Stag Elec Enb is set to Enable.
End Volt of Stag Elec 48.0 V 45.0 to 53.0 This parameter is displayed only
when Batt Abn Disable Sta is set to
Enable.
End SOH of Stag Elec 60% 0 to 90 This parameter is displayed only

Enable.
Time of Disable Stag 3 1 to 20 This parameter is displayed only

Enable.
Duration of Disable Stag 15 min 1 to 600 This parameter is displayed only

Enable.
Simple Stagg Enable No Yes, No -

A.3.7 AC Peak Shaving
NOTICE
● After the peak shaving function is enabled, the battery discharge test, battery
hibernation, and rectifier hibernation functions are disabled.
● When the peak shaving function is enabled for an embedded power system,
the battery disconnection mode and the load disconnection mode of the
system and iDMU are Voltage Mode by default. If Time Mode is set, the
system automatically switches to Voltage Mode. You can set the disconnect
voltage and reconnect voltage.
● The AC peak shaving function is available when the Huawei management
system is configured and the corresponding license is purchased.
Table A-23 AC Peak Shaving

Value
AC Parameters Enab Mains No Yes, No

Pk Shav
MainsCapa 10000.0 kW 1.0 to 1000.0

For PkShv
PhL1 10000.0 kW 1.0 to 10000.0

InputRatedP
ower
PhL2 10000.0 kW 1.0 to 10000.0

InputRatedP
ower
PhL3 10000.0 kW 1.0 to 10000.0

InputRatedP
ower
AC 10000 A 1 to 10000
CircBreakRat
dCurr
Derating 0.8 0.1 to 1.0

Coef
Individually No No, Yes

Set Three-
Phase Peak
Shaving
Phase L1 10000.0 A 1.0 to 10000.0

Breaker
Rated Curr


Value
Phase L2 10000.0 A 1.0 to 10000.0

Breaker
Rated Curr
Phase L3 10000.0 A 1.0 to 10000.0

Breaker
Rated Curr
Peak Shaving Para Rated Phase 220 V 60 to 300

Volt
Parallel No No, Yes

Reused Sys.
Peak 30% 15 to 90
Shaving SOC
Peak 15% 15 to 90
Shaving SOC
(Mix.)
Power-On 20% 10 to 85
Hysteresis
for LLVD in
Peak
Shaving
Batt Backup Yes Yes, No

Enable
Allow A/C No Yes, No

Shutdown in
Peak
Shaving
LLVD n for Yes Yes, No

Peak
Shaving
Enable


Value
Notes:
● MainsCapa For PkShv and AC CircBreakRatdCurr are available only when Enab Mains Pk
Shav is set to Yes and Individually Set Three-Phase Peak Shaving is set to No.
● Enab Mains Pk Shav is available only when AC Mode is set to 1-Phase, 2-Phase 2-Wire, or 3-
Phase 4-Wire.
● Peak Shaving SOC and Batt Backup Enable are available only when Enab Mains Pk Shav is
set to Yes and the load is a lithium battery.
● Peak Shaving SOC (Mix.) is available only when Enab Mains Pk Shav is set to Yes and the
load is a lithium battery and a lead-acid battery.
● PhL1 InputRatedPower to PhL3 InputRatedPower and Phase L1 Breaker Rated Curr to
Phase L3 Breaker Rated Curr are available only when Individually Set Three-Phase Peak
Shaving is set to Yes.
A.3.8 iDCDU
Table A-24 iDCDU

Value
iDCDU n > Basic Load Setting All Branch All Branch, Single Branch
Parameters Mode When Load Setting Mode is set to
All Branch, you only need to set
Load Extend Discon Para. When
Load Setting Mode is set to Single
Branch, you need to set Load n
Extend Discon Para.
Load Discon Voltege Voltege Mode, Time Mode, Capacity

Mode Mode Mode
iDCDU n > Load Off Enable Load Discon Yes Yes, No

Enb
Load PD Enb No Yes, No
iDCDU n > Load On/Off Load Discon 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0

Para Voltage
Load Recon 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0

Voltage
Load PD 23:00:00 -
Time
Load PD 480 min 1 to 1440

Duration


Value
Load Discon 15 % 0 to 99
Cap
Load Discon 6000 min 0 to 6000

Time
iDCDU n > Load overcur Over 30.0 3.0 to 30.0

Thres Current
iDCDU n > Consuption - - -

Config
iDCDU n > Load Type Load n Type Nome Nome, Type1 - Type20
Config
A.3.9 Mains
Table A-25 Mains
Parameter Default Value Remarks

Value Range
AC Mode 3-Phase 4- 2-Phase 2- -

Wire Wire, 1-
Phase, 3-
Phase 4-
Wire, 3-
Phase 3-
Wire
AC Voltage Mode Voltage Voltage -

Mode Mode,
Percentage
Mode
Main Line OV Thres. 286 V 242 to 760 This parameter is available only when
AC Volt Mode is Voltage Mode and
AC Model is 3-Phase 3-Wire.
Main Line UV Thres. 176 V 2 to 342 This parameter is available only when
AC Volt Mode is Voltage Mode and
AC Model is 3-Phase 3-Wire.
Rated AC Line Volt 220 V 104 to 520 This parameter is available only when
AC Volt Mode is Percentage Mode
and AC Model is 3-Phase 3-Wire.
Main Line OV Thres. 130% 110 to 200 This parameter is available only when


Value Range
Main Line UV Thres. 80% 1 to 90 This parameter is available only when

Rated AC Voltage 220 V 60 to 300 -
Phase OvVolt Thresh 286 V 60 to 300 This parameter is displayed only

when AC Volt Mode is Voltage
Mode and AC Model is 1 Phase, 2-
Phase 2-Wire or 3-Phase 4-Wire.
Phase UndVolt Thresh 176 V 60 to 300 This parameter is displayed only

when AC Volt Mode is Voltage
Main Phase OV Thres. 130% 110 to 200 This parameter is displayed only
when AC Volt Mode is Percentage
Main Phase UV Thres. 80% 1 to 90 This parameter is displayed only

when AC Volt Mode is Percentage
AC OvFreq Alm Thresh 66 Hz 40 to 70 -
AC UndFreq AlmThresh 45 Hz 35 to70 -
EnabMains PwLimitatn No Yes, No -
Mains Capacity 5000.0 kW 2.0 to This parameter is displayed only

5000.0 when Power Limit Enb is set to
Enable.
PowerLimit Threshold 100.0% 0.0 to 100.0 This parameter is displayed only

when Power Limit Enb is set to
Enable.
3-Phase Imbal Ratio 100.0% 10.0 to This parameter is displayed only

150.0 when Power Limit Enb is set to
Enable.
PSUConversnEfficienc 95.0% 90.0 to 98.0 This parameter is displayed only

when Power Limit Enb is set to
Enable.
AC UndVolt TripPoint 39% 39 to 100 -
AC OverVoltTrip Point 140% 100 to 159 -
Enab MainsAdaption No Yes, No -


Value Range
RecPerForMainsAdapt 30 Day 1 to 30 This parameter is displayed only

when Enab MainsAdaption is set to
Yes.
MainsNormalThreshold 80% 1 to 100 This parameter is displayed only

when Enab MainsAdaption is set to
Yes.
A.3.10 Genset
Table A-26 Genset

Value
Genset Group DOD to 60% 5 to 90 ● The DG is started

Start when the battery
DOD reaches the
value of this
parameter. This
ensures that the
battery capacity stays
above the preset
DOD, thereby
ensuring the battery
life and backup time.
● The voltage when
batteries discharge to
the DOD varies with
the environment and
battery conditions.
Min Chg 0 min 0 to 2880 Minimum DG runtime.

Time
Max Chg 1440 min 60 to 2880 Maximum DG runtime.

Time
On/Off 4 min 3 to 30 Minimum interval

Judge Time between DG shutdown
and startup.
DG ON Judge Time is
the prerequisite for DG
soft-start. This avoids
fast startup and
shutdown within a short
period, which will affect
the DG service life.


Value
HT Start Enb Disable Enable, Disable Indicates whether to

enable DG startup upon
high temperature.
HT Start 45 °C 30 to 65 ● This parameter is

Temp displayed only when
HT Start Enb is set
to Enable.
● The DG is started
when the onsite
ambient temperature
this parameter.
HT Stop 29 °C 25 to 60 ● This parameter is

HT Start Enb is set
to Enable.
● The DG is shut down
when the onsite
ambient temperature
this parameter.
Min HT 480 min 0 to 1440 ● This parameter is

Runtime displayed only when
HT Start Enb is set
to Enable.
● Minimum DG
runtime after the DG
is started upon high
temperature.
LT Start Enb Disable Enable, Disable Indicates whether to

enable DG startup upon
low temperature.
LT Start 5 °C -10 to +15 ● This parameter is

LT Start Enb is set to
Enable.
when the onsite
ambient temperature
this parameter.


Value
LT Stop 20 °C 0 to 25 ● This parameter is

Enable.
● The DG is shut down
when the onsite
ambient temperature
this parameter.
Min. LT 480 min 0 to 1440 ● This parameter is

Enable
● Minimum DG
runtime after the DG
is started upon low
temperature..
Time to Disable Enable, Disable Indicates whether to

Stop enable scheduled DG
Enabled startup and shutdown.
To prevent the
disturbance of DG
operation, ensure that
the DG is used after the
battery is fully charged.
Stop Time 22:00:00 HH:MM:SS ● This parameter is

displayed only when
Time to Stop
Enabled is set to
Enable.
● Time for scheduled
DG shutdown.


Value
Runtime to 360 min 0 to 720 ● This parameter is

Stop displayed only when
Time to Stop
Enabled is set to
Enable.
● Interval between
scheduled DG startup
and scheduled DG
shutdown.
For example, if
Runtime Before
Timed DG Stop is 6
h and DG Off Time is
22 h, DG On Time is
16:00.
Night Mode Enable Enable, Disable -

End
Night Finish 16:00:00 HH:MM:SS -

Time
Night DG 45 V 36.0 to 51.0 -

Start Volt.
Soft Start 1 min 1 to 5 This parameter is related

Time to the DG startup time
and stop time. The DG
soft-start time is equal
to or greater than the
DG startup time. You
can adjust the
parameter as required.
Disch Time Disable Enable, Disable Indicates whether to

Protect enable discharge time
protection to prevent
excessive battery
discharge.
Max 1440 min 0 to 2880 ● This parameter is

Discharge displayed only when
Time Disch Tiem Protect
is set to Enable.
when the battery
discharge time
this parameter.


Value
TMDS Enable Enable, Disable Enables or disables

Enabled scheduled D.G.
maintenance.
TMDS 7 Day 1 to 30 ● This parameter is

Interval displayed only when
TMDS Enable is set
to Enable.
● Indicates the time
interval between two
adjacent times of
scheduled D.G.
maintenance.
TMDS 15 min 10 to 300 ● This parameter is

Duration displayed only when
TMDS Enable is set
to Enable.
● Indicates the D.G.
runtime during each
time of scheduled
D.G. maintenance.
Start by DI Enable Enable, Disable -

Enabled
Preheat Disable Enable, Disable Indicates whether the

Enabled low-temperature
emergency power
backup function is
started when the preset
conditions are met.
DOD Diff for 10% 0 to 100 ● This parameter is

Preheat displayed only when
Preheat Enabled is
set to Enable.
● The DG preheating
function is started
when the battery
DOD reaches the
value of this
parameter.


Value
Preheat -5 °C -25 to +10 ● This parameter is

Preheat Enabled is
set to Enable.
● The DG preheating
function is started
when the
temperature of water
in the DG radiator
falls below the value
of this parameter.
RBC for LTE Disable Enable, Disable Indicates whether the

Enb low-temperature
emergency power
backup function is
started when the preset
conditions are met.
Temp for -5 °C -25 to -5 ● This parameter is

LTE displayed only when
RBC for LTE Enb is
set to Enable.
● The low-temperature
emergency power
backup function is
started when the
ambient temperature
of the DG falls below
the value of this
parameter.
Start by Volt Disable Enable, Disable Indicates whether to

Enb enable the monitoring
unit to start the DG
based on battery
voltage.
Voltage to 47.5 V 36.0 to 51.0 ● This parameter is

Start displayed only when
Start by Volt Enb is
set to Enable.
when the battery
voltage reaches the
value of this
parameter.
Imbalance 100.0% 10.0 to 150.0 Imbalance between the

Rate three phases of the DG.


Value
Configuratio Active/ Active/Standby, -

n Mode Standby Mutual Backup
Schedule Cycle Mode Cycle Mode, DG startup/shutdown

Mode Tradition Mode, control logic.
No Control ● No Control Mode:
Mode The DG startup or
shut down is not
controlled.
● Tradition Mode: The
DG is started when
the mains power fails
and is shut down
when the mains
power is normal.
● Cycle Mode: Execute
the DG startup/
shutdown control
logic in cyclic mode.
Backup Disable Enable, Disable -

Genset Enb
HBT Start Disable Enable, Disable -

Enb
HBT Start 45 °C 30 to 65 This parameter is

HBT Start Enb is set to
Enable.
HBT Stop 29 °C 25 to 60 This parameter is

Enable.
BMin HT 480 min 0 to 1440 This parameter is

Enable.
LBT Start Disable Enable, Disable -

Enb
LBT Start 5 °C -10 to +15 This parameter is

Temp displayed only when LBT
Start Enb is set to
Enable.


Value
LBT Stop 20 °C 0 to 25 This parameter is

Temp displayed only when LBT
Start Enb is set to
Enable.
BMin LT 480 min 0 to 1440 This parameter is

Runtime displayed only when LBT
Start Enb is set to
Enable.
Low Load Disable Enable, Disable This parameter is

Stop Enb displayed only when the
DG expansion board of
V110 or a later version
is connected and the
Schedule Mode is set to
Cycle Mode.
Solar Enb Disable Enable, Disable This parameter is

displayed only when the
SSU is connected.
Genset n Rated Power 12.5 kW 1.0 to 5000.0 These parameters are

Rated output displayed only when an
power of a intelligent DG is
single DG. connected.
Power Limit 80.0% 0.0 to 100.0

Rate Load rate of
the DG with
optimal fuel
consumption.
Rated Phase 230V 60 to 300

Volt
Rated 22A 1 to 10000

Current
Rated 50Hz 45 to 65
Frequency
Rated Speed 1500 r/min 100 to 4000
Over 120% 110 to 200

Voltage
Under 80% 0 to 90
Voltage
Over Freq 110% 96 to 150
Under Freq 94.0 % 85.0 to 108.0


Value
Volt Unbal 10% 1 to 200

Rate
Curr Unbal 70% 1 to 200

Rate
Batt Under 10.0V 8.0 to 36.0

Volt
Overload 115% 0 to 200

Rate
SC Curr Rate 200% 100 to 500

for Maint

Maint
Run Hour lst 20h 0 to 1000

Maint
Oil Under 20% 0 to 100

Level
Press Sensor 0.0 Kpa 0.0 to 100.0

UL
Press Sensor -10.0 Kpa -100.0 to 0.0

LL
AirIn Over -4.0 Kpa -100.0 to 100.0

Pressure
AC Mode 3Ph4Wire Single Phase,

D-live Lines,
3Ph4Wire
UV to Trip 87% 70 to 100
OV to Trip 125% 100 to 140
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Genset n Rated Power 12.5 kW 1.0 to 5000.0 These parameters are

Rated output displayed only when a
power of a traditional DG is
single DG. connected.


Value
Power Limit 80.0% 0.0 to 100.0

Rate Load rate of
the DG with
optimal fuel
consumption.
Rated Phase 230V 60 to 300

Volt
Rated 50Hz 45 to 65
Frequency
Over 120% 110 to 200

Voltage
Under 80% 0 to 90
Voltage
Over Freq 110% 96 to 150
Under Freq 94% 85 to 108

for Maint

Maint
AC Mode 3Ph4Wire Single Phase,

D-live Lines,
3Ph4Wire
UV to Trip 87% 70 to 100
OV to Trip 125% 100 to 140
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A.3.11 PV Adapter
NOTE
The Abnormal iPV Identification and iPV Software Lock is available when the Huawei
management system is configured and the corresponding license is purchased.

Table A-27 PV Adapte

Value
PV Adapter Enab Solar Enable Enable, Disable These parameters are

Group EqulzdChrg displayed only when a
PV adapter is connected.
Solar 12.0 h 1.0 to 24.0
EqulzdChrgTime
Enable PV iLock Disabled Enabled,

Disabled
IncrementVolt to 0.5 V 0.2 to 3.0

PSU
Off Yes Yes, No

SolModul@Abnor
Sys
A.3.12 GPS
Table A-28 GPS
Longitude - -
Latitude - -
Altitude 0m -500 to +10000
A.3.13 Combined Cab

Table A-29 Combined Cab
Value
Basic Parameters Battery Yes Yes, No

Connected n
UIM DG 1 ALM2 ALM1 to ALM8, None

ON/OFF
Control Do
DG 1 Auxi None ALM1 to ALM8, None

Preheat DO


Value
DG 1 Run. DIN4 DIN1 to DIN6, None

Status Det.
DG 2 ALM4 ALM1 to ALM8, None

ON/OFF
Control Do
DG 2 Auxi ALM5 ALM1 to ALM8, None

Preheat DO
DG 2 Run DIN5 DIN1 to DIN6, None

Status Det.
ATS 1 Run DIN3 DIN1 to DIN6, None

Deterction
ATS 2 Run DIN6 DIN1 to DIN6, None

Deterction
ATS DI Close Open, Close

Cond. AC
Fail
Dry Contact DIN1 DIN1 to DIN6, None

Open AC
Controller Buzzer No Yes, No

Enable
Buzzer Alm. 10 min 1 to 100

Duration This parameter is displayed only
when Buzzer Enable is set to Yes.
IP Network High High, Medium, Low

Priority
Inband Net Medium High, Medium, Low

Priority
Wireless Net Low High, Medium, Low

Priority
Run. Time 60 min 1 to 1440

Sw. Net.
IP Net. 5 min 5 to 1440

Timeout
Inband Net. 5 min 5 to 1440

Timeout
Wire. Net. 30 min 30 to 1440

Timeout


Value
North MS Enable Enable, Disable

Config
Display No Yes, No
Device Info
Humiture Sensor Amb. HT 55 °C 25 to 69

Thres.
Amb. LT -20 °C -20 to 54

Thres.
Amb. Ultra 70 °C 56 to 80
HT Thres.
Amb. HH 95 % 11 to 100
Thres.
Amb. LH 5% 0 to 89
Thres.
Env HT 55 °C 25 to 80
Count Point
Env LT -20 °C -20 to 20

Count Point
Amb Temp Enable Disable, Enable

Rec Enable
Amb Temp 5 Minutes 1 Minutes, 5 Minutes, 15 Minutes, 30

Rec Period Minutes, Hour
Amb Humid Enable Disable, Enable

Rec Enable
Amb Humid 5 Minutes 1 Minutes, 5 Minutes, 15 Minutes, 30

Rec Period Minutes, Hour
DC Output Distribut. LLVD Disable Enable, Disable

Enabled
LLVD n 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0

Voltage This parameter is displayed only
when LLVD Enabled is set to Enable.
LLVD n 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0

Recon Volt This parameter is displayed only
LLVD PD Disable Enable, Disable

Enb


Value
LLVD PD 23:00:00 00:00:00-23:00:00

Time This parameter is displayed only
when LLVD PD Enb is set to Enable.
LLVD PD 480 min 1 to 1439


Enb
LLVD HTD 65.0 °C 25.0 to 80.0

Temp This parameter is displayed only
when LLVD HTD Enb is set to
Enable.
LLVD Delay 60 s 5 to 90
DC Over 58.0 V 53.0 to 60.0

Voltage
DC Under 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0

Volt

Volt
LLVD PD 480 min 1 to 1439


Enb
LLVD HTD 65.0 °C 25.0 to 80.0

Temp This parameter is displayed only
when LLVD HTD Enb is set to
Enable.
LLVD Delay 60 s 5 to 90
DC Over 58.0 V 53.0 to 60.0

Voltage
DC Under 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0

Volt


Value

Volt

Volt
Total Load 2750 A 10 to 10000

Over Curr
AC Distribution AC Voltage Voltage Percentage Mode, Voltage Mode

Mode Mode
AC Phase 280 V 60 to 300

OV Thres. This parameter is displayed only
when AC Voltage Mode is set to
Voltage Mode and AC Model is 1-
Phase, 2-Phase 2-Wire or 3-Phase 4-
Wire.
AC Phase 180 V 60 to 300

UV Thres. This parameter is displayed only
Phase, 2-Phase 2-Wire or 3-Phase 4-
Wire.
AC Phase 130% 110 to 200

OV Thres. This parameter is displayed only
Percentage Mode and AC Model is
1-Phase, 2-Phase 2-Wire or 3-Phase
4-Wire.
AC Phase 80% 1 to 90
UV Thres. This parameter is displayed only
1-Phase, 2-Phase 2-Wire or 3-Phase
4-Wire.
AC Line OV 280 V 60 to 600

Thres. This parameter is displayed only
Phase 3-Wire.


Value
AC Line UV 180 V 60 to 600

Phase 3-Wire.
Rated Line 220 V 60-600

Volt This parameter is displayed only
3-Phase 3-Wire.
AC Line OV 130% 110-200

3-Phase 3-Wire.
AC Line UV 80% 1-90

3-Phase 3-Wire.
Rated AC 50 Hz 40 to 70
Frequency
Over AC 110% 105 to 130

Freq
Uder AC 90% 70 to 95
Freq
A.3.14 Setup Parameter

Table A-30 Setup Parameter
Value
Basic Parameters Genset 0 0 to 2

Quantity
Fuel Tank 1 0 to 4
Quantity


Value
A/C Off for Disable Disable, Enable

Small DG This parameter is related to the
system type.
TempCycleB Yes Yes, No

atAutoSens
Hybrid No Yes, No
Scenario
AC Mains Supp. Mains Supply Priority, DG Supply

PowSupply Priority Priority
Priority
Enable 5Min Disable Enable, Disable

PerfData
Battery Universal AGISSON, Coslight, Dengta, Eltek,

Vendor EnerSys, Exide, LEOCH, Narada,
NorthStar, Shoto, Universal
If lithium batteries and lead-acid
batteries are used together, set
Battery Vendor and Battery Model
based on the lead-acid battery
parameters.
Battery 12 V VRLA DCB-A, DCB-A1, DCB-B, DCB-Y, ESU-

Mode A, ESM-A, ESM-BX, FCB-A, FCB-B,
SCB-A, SCB-A1, TCB-A, TCB-B, TCB-C,
12V VRLA, 2V VRLA, FLOOD, 6-GFM-
X, 6-GFMF, Rebak-F4899T, 12TD-F,
SBS-F, M12V-FT, LPF12-H, 6-GFM-F,
12NDF, Blue, Red, 6-FMX, 6-XFMJ,
GFM, BBS 4840Z
● This parameter is related to
battery manufacturers.
● If lithium batteries and lead-acid
batteries are used together, set
Battery Vendor and Battery
Model based on the lead-acid
battery parameters.
DatSrceOf No No, iDCDU, DC Ammeter, EFUSE,

LdEnerCons Shunt
NetEco/TCP Disable Enable, Disable

MB TLS1. 1
Enable SSH Enable Enable, Disable


Value
SendHistAlm Disable Enable, Disable

stoNetEco
NonSmartA 0 0 to 2
TS Quantity
Backplane Other Other, Parallel, No

NWPortCon
n
LiBatPriorty Can Can, Modbus

ComMethd
Include No Yes, No
Public Load This parameter is displayed only
when DatSrceOf LdEnerCons is set
to DCDB, DC Ammeter, EFUSE or
Shunt.
Load Elec 1 1 to 28
Stat Star This parameter is displayed only
when DatSrceOf LdEnerCons is set
to DCDB, DC Ammeter, EFUSE or
Shunt.
Enable Sign Enable Enable, Disable

Verify
TLS 1.0 Disable Enable, Disable
Report Hist. Disable Enable, Disable

Alarms
Non-smart 0 0 to 2
ATS Qty
Back Yes Yes, No

Network
Port Enable
Mobile Genset Para MobGenset Disable Enable, Disable

AutoSensing
Mobile DG Enable Enable, Disable

Chg. Batt This parameter is available only when
Mobile DG Auto-Sense is Enable
and Genset Qty is 0.
Read Mains 50.0 Hz 40.0 to 70.0

Freq This parameter is displayed only
when Mobile DG Auto-Sense is set
to Enable.


Value
Mains Freq 0.5 Hz 0.1 to 5.0

Fluct Rng This parameter is displayed only
when Mobile DG Auto-Sense is set
to Enable.
Sensor Config AC SPD Yes Yes, No
DC SPD Yes Yes, No
Door Status No Yes, No

Sensor
Water Yes Yes, No

Sensor
Smoke Yes Yes, No

Sensor
Amb Temp Yes Yes, No

Sensor
Amb Yes Yes, No

Humidity
Sensor
Temp1 No Yes, No
Sensor
Temp2 No Yes, No
Sensor
Batt Temp Yes Yes, No

Sensor 1
Batt. Temp. No Yes, No

Sensor 2
Vibrtn No DIN1 to DIN6, No

Sensor
Access
Audio@Visu No ALM1 to ALM7, No, Wireless

alAlm Conn
IR Sensor No DIN1 to DIN6, No

Connected
GlassBrkSen No DIN1 to DIN6, No

sConnectd
DIWatrSens No DIN1 to DIN6, No

Connec


Value
DISmokSens No DIN1 to DIN6, No

Connect
NonSmart No Yes, No
Lock
Nonintellige No Yes, No
nt Lock
Door Lock No Yes, No

State This parameter is displayed only
when Nonintelligent Lock is set to
YES.
Nonintel. No ALM1-8, No
Lock ALM This parameter is displayed only
when Nonintelligent Lock is set to
YES.
A.3.15 DTS #
Table A-31 DTS #
Value
DTS Group Backup Batt Yes Yes, No

Enable
LeBatt Discharge Discharge apart, Discharge together

Transfer apart
Mode
LiBatt Active/ Active/Standby, Mutual backup

Transfer Standby
Mode
DTS 20 1 to 100
Transfers
Limit
MainBatt 43.2 V 35.0 to 56.0

Swit. Volt
BackBattN 43.2 V 35.0 to 56.0

Swit. Volt
DTSn MainBatt 46.0 V 46.0 to 57.0

UV Thres


Value
MainBatt 1.0 1.0 to 5.0

UV HY
BackBatt UV 46.0 V 46.0 to 57.0

Thres
BackBatt UV 1.0 1.0 to 5.0

HY
A.3.16 DCDB #
Table A-32 DCDB #
Value
DCDB n > Basic Load Setting All Branch All Branch, -

Parameters Mode Single Branch
Load Off Voltage Voltage Mode, -

Mode Mode Time Mode
DCDB n > Load Off Load Off Yes Yes, No This parameter is
Enable Enable available only when
Load Setting Mode is
All Branch.
Load N Off Yes Yes, No This parameter is

Enable available only when
Single Branch.
Load TD No Yes, No This parameter is

All Branch.
Load N TD No Yes, No This parameter is

Single Branch.
DCDB n > Load Load On 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 This parameter is

On/Off Para. Voltage available only when
All Branch.


Value
Load N On 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 This parameter is

Volt available only when
Single Branch.
Load Off 43.2 V 36.0 to 56.0 This parameter is

Voltage available only when
All Branch.
Load N Off 43.2 V 36.0 to 56.0 This parameter is

Volt available only when
Single Branch.
Load Off 6000 min 0 to 6000 This parameter is

All Branch and Load
Off Mode is Time
Mode.
Load N Off 6000 min 0 to 6000 This parameter is

Single Branch and Load
Off Mode is Time
Mode.
Load TD HH:MM:SS HH:MM:SS This parameter is

All Branch.
Load N TD HH:MM:SS HH:MM:SS This parameter is

Single Branch.
Load TD 480 min 1 to 1439 This parameter is

Duration available only when
All Branch.
Load N TD 480 min 1 to 1439 This parameter is

Duration available only when
Single Branch.


Value
DCDB n > Load Load OvCur Yes Yes, No This parameter is

Overcur Thres Prot En available only when
All Branch.
Load N Yes Yes, No This parameter is

OvCur Prot available only when
En Load Setting Mode is
Single Branch.
Load Br OC 30 A 3 to 40 This parameter is

Thres. available only when
All Branch.
Load N OC 30 A 3 to 40 This parameter is

Thres. available only when
Single Branch.
DCDB n > Load Load OvTmp Yes Yes, No This parameter is

OvTmp Para. Proc En available only when
All Branch.
Load N Yes Yes, No This parameter is

OvTmp Proc available only when
En Load Setting Mode is
Single Branch.
DCDB n > Load User No No, User 1 to This parameter is

Consumption Config Config User 6 available only when
All Branch.
Load N to No No, User 1 to This parameter is

User Config User 6 available only when
Single Branch.
Load N to No No, Branch 1 to This parameter is

Branch Branch 6 available only when
Single Branch.
A.3.17 Low Cap Li-ion Batt #

NOTE
This parameter is displayed only when Battery Model is set to BBS 4840Z.

Table A-33 Low Cap Li-ion Batt #

Value
Basic Parameters Rated 40 Ah 1 to 300

Capacity
Charging 54.0 V 53.5 to 56.5

Voltage
BLVD Enable Yes Yes, No
Battery N Yes Yes, No

Connected
BLVD Parameters BLVD Mode Voltage Voltage Mode, Time Mode

Mode
BLVD Time 480 min 5 to 1000

when BLVD Mode is set to Time
Mode.
BLVD 5% 0 to 100
Capacity
BLVD 43.2 V 35.0 to 47.8

Voltage
BLVD Con. 51.5 V 37.0 to 53.0

Volt.
Alarm Parameters HT Alarm 50 °C 25 to 80

Thres.
LT Alarm -10 °C -35 to +20

Thres.
Other Parameters Installation 2010-01-01 YYYY-MM-DD

Time
Shunt Max. 75 mV 5 to 150

Volt.
Shunt Max. 300 A 5 to 3000

Cur.
A.3.18 Li Battery #
NOTE
● This parameter is displayed only when Battery Model is set to ESM-A, ESU-A or ESM-
BX.
● There are differences in the default parameters of the battery when the Battery Model
or Battery Capacity is different.

Table A-34 Li Battery #

Value
Digital Power > Li Battery > Battery N No Yes, No

Basic Parameters Connected Set this parameter based on the
actual condition. If n batteries are
connected, set Battery 1 Connected
to Battery n Connected to Yes, and
those for other batteries to No.
Batt Atten 0.80 0.00 to 1.00

Coef
Discharge Constant Auto, Constant Volt Dischg

Mode Volt Dischg
Priority Disable Enable, Disable

Charger
iLock Enable Lock Disable Lock Enable, Lock Disable

when the battery anti-theft function
is supported.
NOTICE
The lithium battery iLock function is
available when the Huawei management
system is configured and the
corresponding license is purchased.
BMU Host Host Manage, Auto Manage

Manage Manage This parameter is displayed only
Model when the battery anti-theft function
is supported.
iLock Verify 72 h 8 to 720

Timeout This parameter is displayed only
is supported.
iLock Verify 60 min 10 to 43200

Timeout This parameter is displayed only
is supported.
Battery - -
Group
Vendor
BMU 0 0 to 32
Quantity


Value
Cycle Mode Li-Ion And Li-Ion And Acid cycle, Li-Ion primary,
Acid cycle Li-Ion standby
● This parameter only displayed
when iMix Enabled is set to
Enable.
● Li-Ion And Acid cycle: Lithium
batteries and lead-acid batteries
switch between each other to
discharge based on the configured
discharge capacity.
● Li-Ion primary: Lithium batteries
discharge preferentially. When
lithium batteries discharge to the
configured depth of discharge
(DOD), lead-acid batteries
discharge.
● Li-Ion standby: Lead-acid
batteries discharge preferentially.
When lead-acid batteries
discharge to the configured DOD,
lithium batteries discharge.
NOTICE
The hybrid use function is available
when the Huawei management
system is configured and the
corresponding license is purchased.
Digital Power > Li Battery > Charge 1.00 0.80 to 1.00

Charge Parameters Efficiency This parameter only displayed when
Hybrid Scenario is set to No.
EC Voltage 52.1 V 42.0 to 58.0

This parameter only displayed when
Hybrid Scenario is set to No.
Chg Curr 0.15 C 0.05 to 1.00

Limit Coef
Load Disable Disable, Enable

Temp.Limit This parameter is displayed only in
En. the temperature control scenario.
Batt. Disable Disable, Enable

Temp.Limit This parameter is displayed only in
En. the temperature control scenario.
Digital Power > Li Battery > HT Alarm 50 °C 35 to 70

Alarm Parameters Thres.


Value
LT Alarm 0 -50 to 10
Thres.
Low Cap. 30% 0 to 90

Alm. Thres.
A.3.19 Camera #
NOTE
Applies when the serial port camera is connected.
Table A-35 Camera #

Value
Camera Equip n Image Excellent Average, Fair, Good, Excellent

Quality Image definition.
Image 640 x 480 160 x 120, 320 x 240, 640 x 480

Format
Snapshot 20s 1 to 600

Interval Interval for taking pictures.
Number 5 Pcs 1 to 30
After Alarm Sets how many pictures taken after
alarm generation will be saved.
Cabinet - -
Name
Forbid No Yes, No
Camera
A.3.20 Camera #
NOTE
Applies when the IP camera is connected.

Table A-36 Camera #

Value
Camera Equip n Capture 40s 20 to 60

Interval
Forbid No Yes, No
Camera
A.3.21 iBOX
Table A-37 iBOX

Value
iBOX Equip n iBAT 1 1 to 8

Number Per
Cell
iBAT Volt. No No, Yes

Rec. En.
iBAT Res. No No, Yes

Rec. En.
iBAT Temp. No No, Yes

Rec. En.
iBAT SOH No No, Yes

Rec. En.
A.3.22 Efuse Group #
Table A-38 Efuse Group #

Value
EFUSE n > Basic Load Off Voltage Time Mode, -

Parameters Mode Mode Voltage Mode
On/Off Single All, Single -

Setting
Load Single All, Single -

Overcur
Setting


Value
Load n Off Yes Yes, No This parameter is

Enable displayed only when
On/Off Setting is
Single.
Load Off No Yes, No This parameter is

On/Off Setting is ALL.
Load n TD No Yes, No This parameter is

On/Off Setting is
Single.
Load TD No Yes, No This parameter is

On/Off Setting is ALL.
EFUSE n > Load Off Load n Off 43.2 V 35.0 to 56.0 This parameter is
Voltage Volt displayed only when
On/Off Setting is
Single.
Load Off 43.2 V 35.0 to 56.0 This parameter is

On/Off Setting is All.
EFUSE n > Load On Load n On 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 This parameter is

Voltage Volt displayed only when
On/Off Setting is
Single.
Load On 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 This parameter is

EFUSE n > Load Off Load n Off 6000 min 0 to 6000 This parameter is
Time Time displayed only when
Load Off Mode is Time
Mode.
This parameter is
displayed only when
On/Off Setting is
Single.
This parameter is
available only when
Load Discon Mode is
set to Time Mode and
On/Off Setting is set to
Single.


Value
Load Off 6000 min 0 to 6000 This parameter is

Load Off Mode is Time
Mode.
This parameter is
displayed only when
This parameter is
available only when
Load Discon Mode is
set to Time Mode and
On/Off Setting is set to
Single.
EFUSE n > Load Time Load TD - - This parameter is

Down Time displayed only when
Load TD Enable is Yes.
This parameter is
displayed only when
This parameter is
available only when
Load TD Enable is set
to Yes and On/Off
Setting is set to All.
Load TD 480 min 1 to 1439 This parameter is

This parameter is
displayed only when
This parameter is
available only when
to Yes and On/Off
Setting is set to All.


Value
Load n TD - - This parameter is

This parameter is
displayed only when
On/Off Setting is
Single.
This parameter is
available only when
to Yes and On/Off
Setting is set to Single.
Load n TD 480 min 1 to 1439 This parameter is

Load TD Enable is
Yes.This parameter is
displayed only when
On/Off Setting is
Single.
This parameter is
available only when
to Yes and On/Off
Setting is set to Single.
EFUSE n > Load Load n 15.0 A 0.5 to 20.0 This parameter is

Overcur Thres Overcur displayed only when
Thres Load Overcur. Setting is
Single.
Load 15.0 A 0.5 to 20.0 ● This parameter is

Overcur. displayed only when
Thres. Load Overcur.
Setting is All.
● When the actual
current exceeds the
1.2 times of the load
overcurrent threshold,
the EFUSE
automatically enables
or disables the
output. The
appropriate current
can be manually
resumed only after
the overcurrent fault
is rectified.


Value
EFUSE n > All Loads to None None, User 1 to User SNs must be
Consumption Config User User 6 consecutive; In a multi-
LLVD scenario, use SNs
must map to LLVD SNs.
Load n to None None, User 1 to ● This parameter is

User User 6 displayed only when
Load Elec Stat Src is
EFUSE.
● User SNs must be
consecutive.
Load n to None None, Branch1 This parameter is

Branch to Branch10 displayed only when
Load Elec Stat Src is No
EFUSE.
EFUSE n > Other Input OV 58.0 V 58.0 to 60.0 -

Parameters Thres
Input UV 42.0 V 38.0 to 45.0 -

Thres
Set Cabinet - - -
Name
A.3.23 Temp. Control

Table A-39 Temp. Control
Value
Temp. Control Group Indoor Vent Yes Yes, No

TS
Outdoor No Yes, No
Amb. TS
TC Mode Standard Standard mode, Mute mode

Mode This parameter is displayed only in
the temperature control scenario.
Backup Disable Enable. Disable

enable the temperature control scenario.


Value
A/C Config. Disable Enable. Disable

Mode En This parameter is displayed only in
the temperature control scenario.
Low-Temp Disable Enable. Disable

Enable the temperature control scenario.
Fan Group In_Recycle 35 °C -20 to +50

Work Temp
In_Recycle 30 °C -20 to +50

Stop Temp
Ex_Recycle 35 °C -20 to +50

Work Temp
Ex_Recycle 30 °C -20 to +50

Stop Temp
Dr. Alm. Fan Disable Enable, Disable

Stp. En
Heater Device Heater Start 5 °C -10 to +5

Temp.
Heater Stop 15 °C 5 to 15
Temp.
A.3.24 AIM n
Table A-40 AIM n
AC Rated Frequency 50 Hz 50, 60
Detected Object AC Total Input AC Total Input, None, AC Other

Equipment, AC TC Equipment, AC Main
Equipment
AC OV Thres. 280V 60 to 300
AC UV Thres. 180V 60 to 300
AC Source Other Other, DG, Mains

A.3.25 ATS
Table A-41 ATS
Value
ATS Group AC Supply DG Supply DG Supply Priority, Mains Supply

Priority Priority Priority
ATS 1 Work Mains+DG Mains+DG, DG1+DG2

Scenario
Mains UVT 39% 39 to 100
Mains OVT 140% 100 to 159
DG UVT 87% 70 to 100
DG OVT 125% 100 to 140
A.3.26 Sensor
Table A-42 Sensor
Value
TEM-HUM Amb 55 °C 25 to +69

HighTempAl
mThres
Amb -20 °C -20 to +54

LowTemp
AlmThres
Amb VHigh 70 °C 56 to 80
TempThresh
Amb 95% 11 to 100

HighHumAl
mThresh.
Amb 5% 0 to 89
LowHumAl
mThresh
AmbHiTemp 55 °C 25 to 80
RecThresh
AmbLowTe -20 °C -20 to 20

mpRecThres


Value
Record Amb Enable Enable, Disable

Temp
AmbTemp 5 Minutes 1 Minute, Hour, 30 Minutes, 15

RecordPerio Minutes, 5 Minutes
d
Record Amb Enable Enable, Disable

Humidity
AmbHumidR 5 Minutes 1 Minute, Hour, 30 Minutes, 15

ecordPeriod Minutes, 5 Minutes
Env HT 55 °C 25 to 80
Count Point
Env LT -20 °C -20 to +20

Count Point
Water Sensor WatSens Close Close, Open

AlmConditio
n
Door Sensor # Door Alarm Open Close, Open

Cond
Smoke Sensor SmkSensAl Close Close, Open

m Condition
Glass Brk Snsr # Glass Brk Close Close, Open

Snsr Cond
IR Sensor # IR Sensor Close Close, Open

Cond
Vibration Sensor # Vibration Close Close, Open

Sensor Cond
A.3.27 MIMO Group #

Table A-43 MIMO Group #
12DC Out. Volt. 12.0 V 12.0 to 13.2
24AC Out. Volt. 24.0 V 24.0 to 26.3

A.3.28 Other Device Config

Table A-44 Other Device Config
ATE Time Speed 1 1 to 600 -

Up
Time 1 1 to 60 -
Multiple
(min)
Time 1 1 to 3600 -
Multiple (h)
Time 1 1 to 86400 -
Multiple
(Day)
Time 1 1 to 525600 -
Multiple
(Year)
Time 1 1 to 600 -
Multiple
(Timer)
FTP IP 192.168.0.10 - -
Address
iRELAY 1 Blink 30s 5 to 120 -

Duration
RF-A Max 8 dBm 0 to 15 -

Tran. P.
Duration to 720 min 1 to 1440 -

Connect
iFUEL-RS485 - - - -
iDATA n Blink 30s 5 to 120 -

Duration
DI n Alm. Closed Open, Closed -

Cond.
PORT n – DI Closed Open, Closed -

n Alm Cond
Node A Max 8 dBm 0 to 15 -

Power
Node B Max 6 dBm 0 to 15 -

Power

Port n DI_MODE DI_MODE, IR -

Config _MODE,
Smoke_MODE,
Voltage_MODE,
NTC_MODE
I/O n Config INPUT_MODE INPUT_MODE, -

OUTPUT_MODE
DO n Alarm Closed Opened, Closed This parameter is

Action displayed only when
I/O n Config is set to
OUTPUT_MODE.
Hall n Type 100A 100A, 200A -
PORT n-NTC TF820E10J TF820E10J, This parameter is

NTSA0103FZD19 displayed only when
A PORT is set to NTC.
Blade Power n 48V Side DC DC Power DC Power, Li Batt, -

Input Type Normal Lead
Acid
AC Mode Three Phases Single Phase, D- -

Live Lines
Dynamic Disable Enable, Disable -

Adjust
Voltage
Enabled
AC Overvolt. 280 V 60 to 305 -

Thres.
AC 180 V 60 to 305 -
Undervolt.
Thres.
48V DC 58.0 V 53.0 to 60.0 -

Overvolt.
Thres.
48V DC 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0 -

Undervolt.
Thres.
47V DC 73.0 V 58.0 to 75.0 -

Overvolt.
Thres.
47V DC 53.0 V 50.0 to 59.0 -

Undervolt.
Thres.

Time Set 2000-01-01 - -

00:00:00
LLVD n Enable Enable, Disable -

Enabled
LLVD n Voltage Mode Voltage Mode, This parameter is

Mode Time Voltage displayed only when
LLVD n Enabled is set
to Enable.

to Enable.
LLVD n 51.5V 37.0 to 58.0 This parameter is

Recon Volt displayed only when
to Enable.
48V 45.0 V 35.0 to 56.0 -

Disconnect
Voltage
48V Port Set 53.5 V 48.0 to 55.0 -

Volt
AC Peak Disable Enable, Disable -

Shaving
Enabled
AC Capacity 1000 kW 1 to 10000 This parameter is

displayed only when
AC Peak Shaving
Enabled is set to
Enable.
Breaker 1000 A 1 to 10000 This parameter is

Rated Curr displayed only when
AC Peak Shaving
Enabled is set to
Enable.
Derating 0.8 0.1 to 1.0 This parameter is

Coef displayed only when
AC Peak Shaving
Enabled is set to
Enable.

Rated Phase 220 V 60 to 300 This parameter is

Volt displayed only when
AC Peak Shaving
Enabled is set to
Enable.
Power Unit 57.0 V 57.0 to 60.0 -

n Output
Voltage
WIM n Duration to 720 min 1 to 1440 -

Connect
RF-A Max 8 dBm 0 to 15 -

Tran. P
RF-B Max 6 dBm 0 to 15 -

Tran. P
WAN Port No No, GE 2, GE 1 -

Settings
DG Controller n Mains Disable Enable, Disable -

Detect
Enable
Fuel Level 300.0 cm 0.0 to 1000.0 -

UL
Fuel Level 0.0 cm 0.0 to 1000.0 -

LL
DG Comm Ex Board AI 1 Insert Tank 1 Oil None, Tank 1 Oil -

Sensor Level Level, Tank 2 Oil
Level, Dg1 AirIn
Press, Dg2 AirIn
Press
AI 2 Insert Tank 2 Oil None, Tank 1 Oil -

Sensor Level Level, Tank 2 Oil
Level, Dg1 AirIn
Press, Dg2 AirIn
Press
Fuel Level 300.0 cm 0.0 to 1000.0 -

UL AI1
Fuel Level 0.0 cm 0.0 to 1000.0 -

LL AI1
Fuel Level 300.0 cm 0.0 to 1000.0 -

UL AI2
Fuel Level 0.0 cm 0.0 to 1000.0 -

LL AI2

Fuel Tank n Tank Type Cuboid Horizontal -

Cylinder, Vertical
Cylinder,
Irregular, Cuboid
Tank Length 1.50 m 0.50 to 20.00 This parameter is

displayed only when
Tank Type is set to
Horizontal Cylinder.
Cyl Tank 1.13 m 0.00 to 4.00 This parameter is

Diameter displayed only when
Tank Type is set to
Vertical Cylinder or
Horizontal Cylinder.
Cuboid Tank 1.00 m 0.00 to 10.00 This parameter is

Lenght displayed only when
Tank Type is set to
Cuboid.
Cuboid Tank 1.00 m 0.00 to 10.00 This parameter is

Width displayed only when
Tank Type is set to
Cuboid.
Tank Height 1.50 m 0.0 to 10.0 This parameter is

displayed only when
Tank Type is set to
Vertical Cylinder or
Cuboid.
Rated 1500.00 L 0.00 to 6000.00 This parameter is

Capacity displayed only when
Tank Type is set to
Irregular.
Under Fuel 15.0% 0.0 to 50.0 -

Level
Refuel Level 20.0% 0.0 to 50.0 -
Abnor 3.0 cm 1.0 to 1000.0 -

Change
Thres
Abnor 10.0 min 1.0 to 60.0 -

Change Dur
Level Filter 30 min 1 to 1440 -

Time

Calibration 10 1 to 100 This parameter is

Num displayed only when
Tank Type is set to
Irregular.
Height H n 0.00 cm 0.00 to 200.00 ● Set this parameter

to H0. Set other
parameters based
on site
requirements.
● This parameter is
displayed only
when Tank Type is
set to Irregular.
Volum V n 0.00 L 0.00 to 6000.00 ● Set this parameter

to H0. Set other
parameters based
on site
requirements.
displayed only
when Tank Type is
set to Irregular.
Level Filter 3.00 cm 0.00 to 10.00 -

Thres
Refuel Calc Yes Yes, No -

Enb
EPS-D Interface Brd Fuel Sensor Current type Current type, -

n Type Smart Type,
Resistance type
Oil Pump 4s 1 to 8 -
Runtime
OilClean 2h 1 to 50 -
Period
Auto Add Yes Yes, No -

Oil
Fuel Level 25.7 cm 0.0 to 1000.0 -

UL
Fuel Level 2.7 cm 0.0 to 200.0 -

LL
Fuel Tank 300.0 L 0.0 to 600.0 -

Capacity

Tank CSA 1.20 m2 0.00 to 10.00 -
A.3.29 Alarm Parameters
Table A-45 Alarm Parameters

Value
DI Configurations DIN n Alarm Close Close, Open

Condition.
Heater DIN5 DIN1 to DIN6, None

Alarm Asso. This parameter varies with the system
type.
DIN5 Reuse None None, Heater Fault

This parameter varies with the system
type.
DIN6 Reuse None None, LLVD Forcbly Connctd, TCUA

Alarm, TEC Alarm
This parameter varies with the system
type.
DO Dry Contact Para. ALM n Close Close, Open

Alarm
Action
Alarm Config Site Unit - -
UIM - -
Controller - -
Door Sensor - -
Smoke - -
Sensor
Other - -
Virtual
Equip
Rectifier - -
Rectifier - -
Group
Battery - -
Group


Value
Battery - -
String
Temp. - -
Control
Group
Fan Group - -
Heater - -
Device
Comm. Ex. - -
Board Group
Comm. Ex. - -
Board
Mains - -
Genset - -
Summary
Genset - -
EFUSE - -
EFuse Group - -
AIM - -
ATS Group - -
ATS - -
GPS - -
Nonintellige - -
nt Lock
DG - -
Controller
Blade Power - -
Blade Power - -
Group
DG Comm - -
Ex Board
AC - -
Distribution
DC Output - -
Distribution


Value
DC Power - -
Fuel Tank - -
SIEE Data - -
AssoAlmSevrtyDO AssocCriticAl No No, ALM1 to ALM8

mWithDO
AssoctMajor No No, ALM1 to ALM8

AlmWithDO
MinorAlm No No, ALM1 to ALM8

AssociateDO
Assort No No, ALM1 to ALM8

WarnAlmWi
thDO
Clear Alarm Associat Clear ALM n Yes Yes

Assoctn
Clear DI Asso. Clear DIN n Yes Yes

Assoctn
A.3.30 Comm Parameters
Table A-46 Comm Parameters

Value
Network Parameters Enable Disable Disable, Client, Server

DHCP
Enable Server Disable, Client, Server

BackplaneD
HCP
Enable Disable Disable, Enable

Bridge
Bridge IP IPv4 IPv4, IPv6

Type
Bridge IP 192.168.0.10 -
Address
Bridge 255.255.255. -
Subnet 0
Mask


Value
Bridge 192.168.0.1 -
Default GW
IP Type IPv4 IPv4, IPv6
IP Address 192.168.0.10 -
Subnet 255.255.255. -
Mask 0
Default 192.168.0.1 -
Gateway
Enab Lacal Disable Enable, Disable

Conn 2
Backplane IP 192.168.1.10 -
Address
Backplane 255.255.255. -
SubnetMask 0
Backplane 192.168.1.1 -
DefGateway
IPv4 DSCP 46 0 to 63
Enable No Yes, No
VLAN
VLAN ID 0 0 to 4094
VLAN 5 0 to 7
Priority
NetEco Prim 192.168.0.10 -

ServerIP
NetEco 192.168.0.10 -
BkUp
ServerIP
NetEco Port 31220 1 to 65535

Number
MaintEngine - :, _, 0 to 9, a to z, A to Z
erTelNum1
erTelNum2
erTelNum3


Value
erTelNum4
erTelNum5
Serial Port > Northbound Port Mode Automatic Manual, Automatic
Protocol Modbus NboundMst/SlvProtcol, YDN1363

Type Protocol Protocol, Nbound Modbus Protocol
when Port Mode is set to Manual.
YDN1363 Protocol Baud Rate 9600 1200, 2400, 4800, 14400, 115200,
9600, 19200
Communicat 1 1 to 254
ionAddress
Nbound Modbus Protocol Baud Rate 9600 1200, 2400, 4800, 14400, 115200,
9600, 19200
ionAddress
NboundMst/SlvProtcol Baud Rate 9600 1200, 2400, 4800,

14400,115200,9600,19200
ionAddress
Mobile Data Carrier Automatic Automatic, Others
SIMn Acc - A maximum of 28 characters,

Point Name including lowercase English letters (a
to z), uppercase English letters (A to
SIMn Access - Z), digits (0 to 9), and special
Point No characters (@_#*-.).
SIMn User - This parameter is displayed only
Name when Carrier Operator is set to
Others.


Value
SIMn User - A maximum of 27 characters,

Password including lowercase English letters (a
to z), uppercase English letters (A to
Z), digits (0 to 9), and special
characters (@_#-.).
characters.
when Carrier Operator is set to
Others.
A.3.31 WiFi Settings

NOTE
This parameter is displayed only when the WIFI is connected.
Table A-47 WiFi Settings

WIFI Enable Enable Enable, Disable
Wifi SSID POWER_SITE A maximum of 31 characters, including

lowercase English letters (a to z),
uppercase English letters (A to Z), digits
(0 to 9), and special characters (@_#-.).
Password Changeme A maximum of 31 characters, including

lowercase English letters (a to z),
uppercase English letters (A to Z), digits
(0 to 9), and special characters (@_#-.).
contain at least two types of characters
and the length exceed eight characters.

A.3.32 Local Parameters

Table A-48 Local Parameters

Value
Language - English English, Chinese, Russian, Spanish,

Portuguese, French, Italian, German,
Turkish, Japanese
Site ID Site ID - -
System Type System Type - -
Date and Time Time Zone UTC +08:00 Time zones of all the major cities in
Beijing the world. For details, see the WebUI.
Date and - -
Time
NTP Enable No Yes, No
NTP Primary 127.0.0.1 -

IP This parameter is displayed only
when NTP Enable is set to YES.
NTP Backup 127.0.0.1 -

IP This parameter is displayed only
NTP Port 123 1 to 65535

Number This parameter is displayed only
NTP Sync. 1 min 1 to 1440

Tnterval This parameter is displayed only
LCD Contrast Contrast 5 0 to 10
Reset Web Password - - -

Only displayed when logged in as an
administrator.
A.3.33 RestoreConfiguration
Table A-49 RestoreConfiguration
RestoreFactorySettgs Yes Yes

A.4 Running Control

Table A-50 Running Control menu hierarchy
Site Unit - - -
DC Power > DC Power Control Mode Automatic Automatic, Manual,

Maintenance
DC Power DC Output - -
Distribution
DMU - -
Rectifier > Rectifier OV Lock Reset Yes Yes

Group This parameter is
displayed only when
the rectifier type is a
CAN communications
module.
Collect Fault Info Yes Yes
Rectifier Rectifier n - -
Controller Block Alarm No Yes, No
Reset SMU Yes Yes
Switch to IP Net. Yes Yes
Sw. to WirelssNet. Yes Yes

This parameter is
displayed only when
the Comm Exp Board
is connected.
Sw. to Inband Net. Yes Yes

This parameter is
displayed only when
the BBU is connected.
Upload Sensor Logs Stop Start, Stop
Combined Cab > Block Alarm No Yes, No

Controller
Reset SMU Yes Yes
Switch to IP Net. Yes Yes

Sw. to Inband Net. Yes Yes

This parameter is
displayed only when
the BBU is connected.
Sw. to WirelssNet. Yes Yes

This parameter is
displayed only when
the Comm Exp Board
is connected
Combined Cab DC Output Distribut - -
Battery BC Control Stop Stop, Start
ry Standard Tes Yes Yes
Battery Standard Tes Stop Stop, Start
Short Test Control Stop Stop, Start
Clear Test Log Yes Yes
Fast Charge Control Stop Stop, Start
Clear Backup Log Yes Yes
Clear Batt Not Exidy Yes Yes
GPS Del Com. Fail GPS Yes Yes

This parameter is
displayed only when
the GPS fails to
communicate.
iDCDU > iDCDU Group Clear iDCDU Loss Alm. Yes Yes
Mains Delete Mains Yes Yes
PV Adapter > PV String Self Check Yes Yes

Adapter Group
PV Adapter > PV Reset Reset Reset

Adapter n
Genset > Genset Control Mode Automatic Automatic, Manual

Group
Genset > Genset n Fault Reset Yes Yes
Maint Confirm Yes Yes
Genset > Genset Self Confirm Self Check Yes Yes

Check

Comm Exp Board > Module Reset Yes Yes

Comm Exp Board
Group
Comm Exp Board > Module Reset Yes Yes

Comm Exp Board
iBOX # > iBOX Equip n Del. Com. Fail Dev Yes Yes
This parameter
appears only if a
communications
failure iBOXalarm is
generated.
DTS # > DTS Group DTS Control Auto Auto, To Battery

Group1-4
This parameter is
displayed only when
Batt Transfer Mode is
set to Discharge
Apart or Discharge
together.
Del Com. Fail DTS Yes Yes

This parameter
appears only if a
communications
failure alarm is
generated.
DTS # > DTSn Reset Reset Reset
DCDB # > DCDB Delete Com Fail DCDB Yes Yes

Group This parameter
appears only if a
communications
failure alarm is
generated.
Clear DCDB Loss Alm. Yes Yes

This parameter
appears only if a
DCDB loss alarm is
generated.
DCDB Reset Yes Yes
DCDB # > DCDBn > Reset Yes Yes

Basic Control
DCDB # > DCDBn > All Load Consum Clr Yes Yes
Load Consum Clr Ctl

Load n Consum Clear Yes Yes
Camera Camera Group - -
Low Cap Li-ion Batt - - -

This parameter is
displayed only when
Battery Model is set
to BBS 4840Z.
Li Battery # > Li Battery Standard Test Stop Start, Stop

Battery Group This parameter is
displayed only when
to ESM-A, ESU-A or
ESM-BX.
Clear Test Log Yes Yes

This parameter is
displayed only when
to ESM-A, ESU-A or
ESM-BX.
Delete BMU Yes Yes

displayed only
when Battery
Model is set to
ESM-A, ESU-A or
ESM-BX.
● This parameter
appears only if a
communications
failure alarm is
generated.
Clear BMU Loss Alm. Yes Yes

displayed only
when Battery
Model is set to
ESM-A, ESU-A or
ESM-BX.
● This parameter
appears only if an
ESMU loss alarm is
generated.
AIM n Board Reset Yes Yes

Nonintelligent Lock DO Open Door Yes Yes
Rset Illg DrOpen Alm Yes Yes
ATS ATS Group - -
ATS n - -
Efuse Group # > Efuse Clear EFUSE # Yes Yes

Group This parameter is
displayed only when
the EFUSE fails to
communicate.
Efuse Group # EFUSE n - -
Temp. Control > Fan Fan Control Mode Automatic Manual, Automatic
Group
Temp. Control > Control Mode Automatic Manual, Automatic

Heater Device
Heater Control Off On. Off
This parameter is
displayed only when
Control Mode is set
to Manual.
Sensor > Smoke Reset Smoke Sensor Yes Yes

Sensor #
MIMO Module # > Turn On/Off Module On Module On, Turn Off
MIMO Group
Clear Mod Loss Alarm Yes Yes
This parameter is
displayed only when
there is an MIMO Lost
alarm.
Clr Comm. Fail Equip Yes Yes

This parameter is
displayed only when
there is an MIMO Lost
alarm.
MIMO Module # > Turn On/Off On On, Off

MIMO n
24V AC Output On On, Off
Control
12V DC Output On On, Off

Control
Clear Alarm > Delete His. Alarms Yes Yes

Historical Alarm

Clear Alarm Active Alarm Clear Alarm Clear Alarm
Clear Batt. Test Log Clear Test Log Yes Yes
Output Relay Test Test Enable No No, Yes
Test Duration 1 min 1 to 15

This parameter is
displayed only when
Test Enable is set to
Yes.
ALMn Open Open, Close

This parameter is
displayed only when
Test Enable is set to
Yes.
Hiber. Test Para. Rect. Hiber. Speedup - -
Other Device Control Ctrl to connect Nodes Stop Start, Stop

> iRELAY
Single Board Reset Yes Yes
Blink Control Start Start, Stop
SIREN-S Ctrl Opened Opened, Closed
SIRNE-L Ctrl Opened Opened, Closed
Other Device Control iFUEL-RS485 1 - -
Other Device Control Board Reset Yes Yes

> iDATA 1
Blink Ctr. Stop Start, Stop
Other Device Control Board Reset Yes Yes

> iACMETER
Sensor Blink Stop Start, Stop
Auto Adjust Sequence Yes Yes
Other Device Control Ctrl to connect Nodes On On, Off

> WIM01C1
Board Reset Yes Yes
WiFi Switch Off On, Off
Other Device Control DG Comm Ex Board - -
Other Device Control Del Comm Failed Eq Yes Yes

> Blade Power

A.5 Site Maintain

Table A-51 Site Maintain menu hierarchy
U Disk Upgrade/Cfg - - -
U Disk Hist Record Last Export Result - -
Upgrade/Cfg Result - -
Export File to USB - - -
Genset Self Check Confirm Self Check Yes Yes
Module Check > Check Comm OK Equip Num - -

Result
Comm Fail Equip Num - -
Module Check Normal Equip List - -
Abnormal Equip List - -
A.6 User Management

Table A-52 User Management menu hierarchy
Parameter Default Value Range
Change Password - 0-9, a-z, A-Z
User Logout Yes Yes

● Log out the current user.
● This parameter is displayed
only when you log in as an
administrator or engineer.

User Manual B MDU Menu Hierarchy
B MDU Menu Hierarchy
Figure B-1 MDU menu hierarchy
Table B-1 MDU menu description
System Status View the running data of the power system and modules in the power system,
such as rectifiers and batteries.
Runnign View the running status of the AC input, rectifiers, batteries, and loads.
Alarm View the current alarms, historical alarms, and buzzer switch status.
Settings Set parameters for devices in the power system, such as rectifiers and
batteries.
Maintenance Export system running data and calibrate the touchscreen.
About View the model and version of the monitoring unit in the current system.
Common Set the buzzer and query historical alarms.

Functions
B.1 Running
Table B-2 Running menu hierarchy
Path Parameter
System Overview Site ID
System Type

Path Parameter
DC Output Voltage (V)
Battery Status
Total Batt. Current (A)
Ambient Temperature (°C)
Ambient Humidity (%)
Mains Mains State
AC Voltage
This parameter is not displayed in the three-phase or
three–live wire scenario.
Phase L1 Voltage
This parameter is not displayed in the single-phase, dual–
live wire, or three–live wire scenario.
Phase L2 Voltage
Phase L3 Voltage
Line L1-L2 Volt (V)

Line L2-L3 Volt (V)

Line L3-L1 Volt (V)

AC Current
This parameter is not displayed in the three-phase or
three–live wire scenario.
Phase L1 Curr (A)

Phase L2 Curr (A)


Path Parameter
Phase L3 Curr (A)

AC Freq (Hz)
Battery Group Lead-Acid Battery Info
LithiumBattery Group Basic Parameters
Basic LiBatt Cabinet n Li Battery n
Rectifier Group Basic Parameters
AC Cabinet n AC Distribution
DC Cabinet n DC Cabinet Info
DC Output Distribut. n
Rectifier Cab n Rectifier Cabinet Info
DC Output Distribut. n
AC Distribution
Rectifier n
Combined Cab n DC Output Distribut.
AC Distribution
Rectifier n
B.2 Alarm
Table B-3 Alarm menu hierarchy
Active Alarms - -
Historical Alarms - -
Buzzer On - -

B.3 Settings
Table B-4 settings menu hierarchy
Common LUI Language - - -
Date Format - - -
Date Setting - - -
Time Zone - - -
Time - - -
Current User's - - -
Password
Battery Group > Single-String Cap. 2000 Ah 5 to 10000 -

Basic Parameters
Float Charge 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0 -
Voltage
Boost Charge 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0 -

Voltage
Charge Limt Coef. 0.15 C 0.05 to 0.50 -
Battery Group > Auto. BC Enable Enable Enable, Disable -

Charge
Parameters FC-BC Cur. Coef. 0.05 C 0.01 to 0.25 -
FC-BC Cur. 30 min 2 to 1440 -

Duration
FC-BC Cap. 70 % 50 to 100 -

Percent
Timed BC Enable Enable Enable, Disable -
Timed BC Interval 30 Day 1 to 365 -
Timed BC 9h 1 to 24 -
Duration
BC-FC Cur. Coef. 0.01 C 0.01 to 0.25 -
BC-FC Cur. 30 min 2 to 540 -

Duration
BC Max Duration 18 h 5 to 48 -
Mains Reco BC Disable Enable, Disable -

En.

AC Fail BC 10 min 0 to 30 -
Duration
Battery Group > TC Coefficient 80 mV/°C 0 to 150 -

Temperature
Comp. Para Nominal 25 °C 5 to 45 -
Temperature
TC Upper Thres. 45 °C 40 to 45 -
TC Lower Thres. 5 °C 0 to 25 -
Battery Group > BLVD General Enable Enable, Disable -

BLVD Parameters Discon.
BLVD Disconnect Voltage Mode Voltage Mode, This parameter is

Mode Capacity Mode, displayed only
Time Mode when BLVD
General Discon.
is set to Enable.
BLVD LVD 43.2 V 36.0 to 56.0 ● This

Voltage parameter is
displayed only
when BLVD
General
Discon. is set
to Enable.
● If the battery
voltage is
below the
value of this
parameter, the
BLVD route is
disconnected.
The value of
BLVD Voltage
must be lower
than the value
of BLVD
Connection
Voltage.

BLVD Con. Volt. 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 ● This

parameter is
displayed only
when BLVD
General
Discon. is set
to Enable.
● If the system
voltage
exceeds the
value of this
parameter, the
BLVD route is
connected.
The value of
BLVD
Connection
Voltage must
be higher than
the value of
BLVD Voltage.
BLVD n Time 480 min 5 to 1000 This parameter is

displayed only
when BLVD
Disconnect
Mode is set to
Time Mode
BLVD Delay Time 60 s 3 to 90 This parameter is

displayed only
when BLVD
General Discon.
is set to Enable.
BLVD Capacity 5% 0 to 99 -

Battery Group > Time Test Mode Disable Disable/Planned ● The mode in
Standard Test Test/Scheduled which the
Para Test monitoring
unit starts an
automatic test
on schedule or
as planned.
● Planned Test:
Set one or
more time
points to
perform one
or more
battery tests.
● Timed Test:
Set the test
start time and
test period to
test batteries
periodically.

when Time Test
Mode is set to
Planned.

Mode is set to
Scheduled Test.
Sche. Test St. 90 Day 2 to 999 ● This

Period parameter is
displayed only
when Time
Test Mode is
set to
Scheduled
Test.
● Interval for
starting a
scheduled test.
Pre-BC Enable Enable Enable, Disable -
Constant Cur. Disable Enable, Disable -

Test

Test End 5 °C -5 to +15 -

Temperature
Battery Group > Short Test Enable Disable Enable/Disable ● Indicates

Short Test whether to
Parameters allow the
monitoring
unit to
perform short
tests
automatically.
● When
batteries are
charging or
hibernating,
the SMU
periodically
starts a short
test for
batteries
based on
settings to
rapidly
determine
whether the
batteries are
normal.
Short Test Period 30 Day 1 to 365 -
Short Test Time 5 min 1 to 240 -
Short Test End 45.0 V 44.2 to 53.0 -

Volt.
Battery Group > Very HT Prot. Reduce DC Disabled, Reduce -

H/L Temp. Mode Voltage DC Voltage,
Protect Para Disconnect
Battery
Very HT Prot. 51.5 V 42.0 to 53.0 This parameter is

Volt. displayed only
when Very HT
Prot. Mode is set
to Low Volt.
HT Alarm Thres. 50 °C 25 to 80 -

Very HT Alarm 53 °C 25 to 80 -
Thres.
LT Alarm Thres. –10 °C –20 to +20 -
Very LT Alarm –20 °C –20 to +20 -

Thres.
Battery Group > Overcur. Alm. 0.25 C 0.05 to 0.50 -

Alarm Thres.
Parameters
Battery Group > Reset Batt. Cap. - Yes -

Basic Control
Clear Test Log - Yes -
Battery Group > Battery lnstall - - -

Other Parameters Time (YYYY-MM-
DD)
Lithium Battery ILock Enabled Disabled Enabled, Disabled -

Group > Basic
Parameters BMU Manage Host Manage Host Manage, -
Model Auto Manage
iLock Verify 72 h 8 to 720 -

Timeout
iLock Verify 60 min 10 to 43200 -

Timeout
Stable Output 57 V 48.0 to 57.0 -

Voltcvs
Work Mode 57 V Mode 48V Mode, 57V -

Mode
Lithium Battery Boost Charge 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0 -

Group > Charge Voltage
Parameters
FV Voltage 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0 -
Chg Curr Limt 0.40 C 0.05 to 1.05 -

Coef.
Lithium Battery Time Test Mode Disable Disable, Planned -

Group > Standard Test, Scheduled
Test Para Test

when Time Test
Mode is set to
Planned.


Mode is set to
Scheduled Test.
Sche. Test Period 365 Day 2 to 999 This parameter is

displayed only
when Time Test
Mode is set to
Scheduled.
Lithium Battery Del Batt Fail Yes - -

Group > Basic Comm
Control
Rectifier Group > Default Output 53.5 V 48.0 to 58.0 -

Basic Parameters Volt
High Rect. 5% 0 to 150 -

Capacity
Low Rect. 75% 0 to 150 -

Capacity
Sequential St. Int. 0s 0 to 20 -
OV Prot. Thres. 59.5 V 58.5 to 60.5 -
WALK-IN Enable No Yes/No The SMU controls

rectifiers to
linearly increase
the output
current from 0 to
the current limit
threshold, which
prevents
simultaneous
startup of
rectifiers from
resulting in
current impact on
batteries.

WALK-IN Time 8s 8 to 200 This parameter is

displayed only
when WALK-IN
Enable is set to
Yes.
Lost Phase - - -
Enable
Rectifier Group > Hibernation No Yes, No ● No:

Hibernation Enable Hibernation is
Parameters disabled.
● Yes: The
monitoring
unit
hibernates
rectifiers when
the
hibernation
condition is
met.

Hibernation Intelligent Mode Intelligent Mode, ● This

Mode High Efficiency parameter is
Mode, Time displayed only
Mode when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● Time Mode:
Rectifiers with
shorter
runtime take
precedence for
work.
● High
Efficiency
Mode:
Rectifiers with
higher real-
time efficiency
take
precedence for
work.
● Intelligent
Mode: The
monitoring
unit instructs
rectifiers to
hibernate
based on the
rectifier
runtime and
real-time
efficiency.
Min. Work Rect 2 Day 1 to 100 ● This

Qtu. parameter is
displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● Minimum
number of
working
rectifiers
allowed after
hibernation is
enabled.

Rotation Period 7 Day 1 to 365 ● This

parameter is
displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● Period for
alternating
hibernating
rectifiers with
working
rectifiers.
When the
period expires,
the
monitoring
unit starts all
rectifiers.
When the
rectifiers have
worked for 2
hours, the
monitoring
unit instructs
some of them
to hibernate
again.
Best Efficiency 55% 10 to 100 ● This

parameter is
displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● Percentage of
the rectifier
loading
capacity to the
rated capacity,
at which the
rectifier
reaches
maximum
efficiency.

Min. Rdnt. Coef. 0.20 0.05 to 1.00 Ratio of the

minimum
redundant
current to the
rated rectifier
current.
For example, if
the rated rectifier
current is 50 A
and a redundant
current of 10 A is
required, set Min.
Redundant
Coefficient to
0.2 (10 A/50 A =
0.2).

Phase Balance Disable Disable, Absolute ● This

Balance, Relatove parameter is
Balance displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● If the
configuration
of rectifiers
meets the
three-phase
balance
requirement
and intelligent
rectifier
hibernation is
enabled in a
three-phase
power system,
the rectifiers
corresponding
to the three
phases try to
hibernate.
– Absolute
Balance:
The same
quantity of
rectifiers
must
correspond
to any two
phases.
– Relative
Balance:
The
difference
in quantity
between
the
working
rectifiers
correspondi
ng to any
two phases
must be
less than or
equal to 1.

Hiber. without No Yes, No This parameter is

Batt. displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set to
Yes.
Hiber. Stop 72.0 h 0.5 to 168.0 ● This

Duration parameter is
displayed only
when
Hibernation
Enable is set
to Yes.
● All rectifiers
stop
hibernation if
the power
system
experiences an
exception.
After the
power system
recovers,
rectifiers
attempt to
hibernate
again when
the time
specified by
Hibernation
Stop Duration
has elapsed.
Rectifier Group > Reset Protect Yes Yes -

Basic Control
Mains > Basic AC Mode 3-Phase 3-Wire 2-Phase 2-Wire, -

Parameters 1-Phase, 3-Phase
4-Wire, 3-Phase
3-Wire
Mains > Alarm AC High Freq 66 Hz 40 to 70 -

Parameters Thres.
AC Low Freq 45 Hz 40 to 70 -
Thres.
DC Cabinet n > LLVD Enabled Enable Enable, Disable -

DC Output
Distribut n.

LLVD Mode Voltage Mode Voltage Mode, This parameter is

Capacity Mode, displayed only
Time Mode when LLVD
Enabled is set to
Enable.
LLVD Voltage 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0 -
LLVD Recon Volt 51.5 V 37.0 to 58.0 -
LLVD Time 360 min 5 to 1000 This parameter is

displayed only
when LLVD
Mode is set to
Time Mode.
LLVDn Capacity 15% 0 to 99 This parameter is

displayed only
when LLVD
Mode is set to
Capacity Mode.
LLVD PD Enb Disable Enable, Disable -
LLVD PD Time 23:00:00 00:00:00 to -

23:59:59
LLVD PD 480 min 1 to 1439 -

Duration
LLVD HTD Enb Disable Enable, Disable -
LLVD HTD Temp 65.0 °C 25.0 to 80.0 -
DC Over Voltage 58.0 V 53.0 to 60.0 -
DC Under 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0 -

Voltage
Ultra Over Volt 59.0 V 53.0 to 60.0 -
Ultra Under Volt 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0 -
Rectifier Cab n > LLVD Enabled Disable Enable, Disable -

DC Output
Distribut. LLVD Mode Voltage Mode Voltage Mode, This parameter is
Capacity Mode, displayed only
Time Mode when LLVD
Enabled is set to
Enable.
LLVD Voltage 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0 -

LLVD Time 360 min 5 to 1000 This parameter is

displayed only
when LLVD
Mode is set to
Time Mode.
LLVDn Capacity 15% 0 to 99 This parameter is

displayed only
when LLVD
Mode is set to
Capacity Mode.
LLVD PD Time 23:00:00 00:00:00 to -

23:59:59

Duration
LLVD HTD Temp 65.0 °C 25.0 to 80.0 -
DC Under 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0 -

Voltage
Combined Cab n LLVD Enabled Disable Enable, Disable -

> DC Output
Distribut. LLVD Voltage 44.0 V 36.0 to 56.0 -
LLVD PD Time 23:00:00 00:00:00 to -

23:59:59

Duration
LLVD HTD Temp 65.0 °C 25.0 to 80.0 -
DC Under 45.0 V 36.0 to 57.0 -

Voltage

Communications IP Address Automatic Automatic -

> IP Address Allpcation (DHCP) (DHCP)/Manual
Settings
IP Address - 1.0.0.0 to -
223.255.255.255
Subnet Mask - 0.0.0.0 to -

255.255.255.255
Gateway - 1.0.0.0 to -
223.255.255.255
Quick Settings Battery Vendor Other AGISSON, -

Coslight, Dengta,
Eltek, EnerSys,
Exide, LEOCH,
Narada,
NorthStar, Shoto,
Other
Battery Mode 12 V VRLA DCB-A, DCB-A1, This parameter is

DCB-B, DCB-Y, related to battery
ESU-A, ESM-A, manufacturers.
ESM-BX, FCB-A,
FCB-B, SCB-A,
SCB-A1, TCB-A,
TCB-B, TCB-C,
12V VRLA, 2V
VRLA, FLOOD, 6-
GFM-X, 6-GFMF,
Rebak-F4899T,
12TD-F, SBS-F,
M12V-FT, LPF12-
H, 6-GFM-F,
12NDF, Blue, Red,
6-FMX, 6-XFMJ,
GFM, BBS 4840Z
FC Voltage 53.5 V 42.0 to 58.0 -
Boost Charge 56.4 V 42.0 to 58.0 -

Voltage
Date Format - - -
Date Setting - - -
Time Zone - - -
Time - - -

Setup Parameter DC SPD Yes Yes, No -

> Sensor Config
AC SPD Yes Yes, No -
Door Sensor No Yes, No -
Water Sensor No Yes, No -
Smoke Sensor No Yes, No -
Ambient Temp. Yes Yes, No -

Sensor
Ambient Humi. Yes Yes, No -

Sensor
Batt. Temp. Yes Yes, No -

Sensor
Clr Comm Fail - - - -

Device
AC Slor Config AC Cabinet n 1 1 to 8 -
DC Slor Config DC Cabinet n 1 1 to 8 -
B.4 Maintenance
Table B-5 Maintenance menu hierarchy
USB Wizard - -
B.5 About
Table B-6 About menu hierarchy
SMU - -
Vendor - -
SMU Version - -
Version Details - -

User Manual C FAQ
C FAQ
C.1 How Do I Prepare the WebUI Operating

Environment
Before logging in to the WebUI, you need to prepare the WebUI operating
environment to connect to the monitoring unit.
Operating Environment
Supported operating system: Windows 10 or later
Browser: Internet Explorer 8.0 or later, FireFox 13 or later, and Chrome 20 or later
NOTE
Internet Explorer is used as an example to illustrate all WebUI operations mentioned in this
document.
Setting a LAN
NOTICE
If the monitoring unit is connected to a LAN and a proxy server has been selected,
cancel the proxy server settings.
If the monitoring unit is connected to the Internet but your computer is connected
to a LAN, do not cancel the proxy server settings. Otherwise, you cannot access
the SMU.
To cancel proxy server settings, perform the following steps:
1. Open Internet Explorer.

2. Choose Tools > Internet Options.
3. Choose Connections tab, click LAN Settings.

User Manual C FAQ
4. Clear Use a proxy server for your LAN.
Figure C-1 Canceling proxy server settings
5. Click OK.
Setting Internet Explorer Security
NOTICE
Set Internet Explorer security before you perform the following operations:
● Export historical logs, historical data, statistics, and battery test records.
● Upload system configuration files.
● Download system configuration files.
● Upgrade software.
To set Internet Explorer security, perform the following steps:
1. Open Internet Explorer.

User Manual C FAQ
2. Choose Tools > Internet Options.

3. Choose Security Tab.
4. Click Internet and click Custom level. After you specify Internet security
settings, click Local intranet and click Custom level.
Figure C-2 Internet Explorer security
5. Specify the security settings.

Enable the following:
– Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe for scripting
– Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to run without prompt
– Include local directory path when uploading files to a server
Figure C-3 Internet Explorer security setting 1

User Manual C FAQ
6. Click OK.
7. Click the Advanced tab, and select Use SSL 3.0, Use TLS 1.0, Use TLS 1.1,
and Use TLS 1.2.

User Manual C FAQ
8. Click OK.
C.2 What Should I Do If I Forgot the Password

The monitoring unit allows users to change passwords mutually on the WebUI
and LCD. For example, if you forgot the WebUI login password, you can change
the WebUI password on the LCD.
Table C-1 Resetting the WebUI password on the LCD

Main Menu Third-Level Menu Setting
Parameters Settings > Reset Web Password ● There are two LCD
Local Parameters account levels by
default. For details,
see Table 2-1. The
web password can
be reset only when
the administrator
logs in.
● The web password
cannot be reset
when you have
logged in to the
WebUI
For details about how to change the LCD password on the WebUI, see 4.2.6
Changing a Password. Select the user whose login source is LCD for changing.

User Manual C FAQ
NOTE
The WebUI account is admin and the password is Changeme by default.

User Manual D Acronyms and Abbreviations
D Acronyms and Abbreviations
A -
AC Alternating Current
B -
BBU Baseband Unit
BLVD Battery Low Voltage Disconnected
C -
CAN Control Area Network
D -
DC Direct Current
DCB Deep Cycle Battery
DIN Dry Contact Input
DOD Depth of Discharge
DTS DC Transfer Switch
E -
ESD Electrostatic Discharge
ESM Energy Storage Module
ESU Energy Storage Unit
F -
FCB Fast Charge Battery
FE Fast Ethernet
H -
HTTPS Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
I -

User Manual D Acronyms and Abbreviations
IMEI International Mobile Equipment

Identity
IP Internet Protocol
L -
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
LLVD Load Low Voltage Disconnected
M -
MTBF Mean Time Between Failures
N -
NMS Network Management System
P -
PDP Packet Data Protocol
R -
RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator
S -
SCB Solar Cycle Battery
SMU Site Monitoring Unit
SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol
SOH State of Health
SPM Site Power Management
U -
UI User Interface
UIM User Interface Module
USB Universal Serial Bus

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● Technical support personnel

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3.3.2 Setting Parameters............................................................................................................................................................29

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4.3.9 Setting Communications Parameters......................................................................................................................... 69

A LCD Menu Hierarchy............................................................................................................ 72

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A.3.18 Li Battery #..................................................................................................................................................................... 155

B MDU Menu Hierarchy........................................................................................................ 187

D Acronyms and Abbreviations........................................................................................... 213

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1.1 SMU02C (02312MML-009)

Figure 1-1 SMU02C appearance

(4) Back button (5) Up button (6) Down button

(7) OK button (8) USB ports (protected by a (9) RS485/RS232 port

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Table 1-1 Indicator description

Run Green Off The SMU is faulty or has no DC

Blinking The SMU is running properly and

Blinking fast The SMU is running properly but fails

Minor alarm Yellow Off No minor or warning alarm is

Steady on A minor or warning alarm is

Major alarm Red Off No critical or major alarm is

Steady on A critical or major alarm is

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Table 1-2 Communications port description

Communications Communications Communications Function

FE 10/100M SNMP protocol Connects to a

BIN protocol Connects to a

HTTPS protocol Connects to a PC

TCP-Modbus Adapts to TCP-

RS485/RS232 Baud rate: 9600 M/S protocol Connects to a

Modbus protocol Connects to a

CAN Baud rate: 125 CAN protocol Connects to a

Figure 1-2 Communication port pins

Table 1-3 Pin definitions for the FE port

Pin Signal Description

1 TX+ Transmits data over FE

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Pin Signal Description

3 RX+ Receives data over FE

Table 1-4 Pin definitions for the RS485/RS232 port

1 TX+ Transmits data over RS485

4 RX+ Receives data over RS485

3 RX232 Receives data over RS232

7 TX232 Transmits data over RS232

6 PGND Connects to the ground

Table 1-5 Description for the CAN port pins

1 RX+ Receives data over RS485

4 TX+ Transmits data over RS485