ECC500 (PowerCube) User Manual (V300R001C01 - 03)

ECC500(PowerCube)
V300R001C01
User Manual
Issue 03
Date 2012-12-10
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ECC500(PowerCube)
User Manual About This Document
About This Document
Purpose
This document describes the energy control center 500 (ECC500) in terms of its overview,
architecture, installation and cable connection, description of user interface (UI),
commissioning and common faults and technical specifications.
ECC500 V300R001C01 mainly applies to and monitors PowerCube projects.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
Sales specialist
Technical support personnel
Maintenance personnel
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User Manual About This Document
Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue contains all the
changes made in earlier issues.
Issue 01 (2012-03-15)
This issue is used for first office application (FOA).
Issue 02 (2012-05-15)
Modify of the Silk Screen of D.G. IO Module.
Issue 03 (2012-12-10)
Modify of the Silk Screen of D.G. IO Module.
Add the description of Reboot.
Modify of the LCD menu.
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User Manual Contents
Contents
About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

1 ECC500 Overview ......................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Positioning ....................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Benefits ............................................................................................................................................................ 1
1.3 Typical Application Scenarios .......................................................................................................................... 3
2 Architecture .................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Components...................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Panel and Ports ................................................................................................................................................. 7
2.2.1 Main Control Module.............................................................................................................................. 7
2.2.2 Basic IO module ..................................................................................................................................... 9
2.2.3 GPRS Module ....................................................................................................................................... 12
2.2.4 D.G. IO Module .................................................................................................................................... 14
2.2.5 Expansion DO Module.......................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.6 Expansion IO Module ........................................................................................................................... 16
3 Installation and Commissions .................................................................................................. 18

3.1 Installation Preparations ................................................................................................................................. 18
3.2 Installation ...................................................................................................................................................... 18
3.3 Cable Connection ........................................................................................................................................... 19
3.3.1 Connection Sketch ................................................................................................................................ 19
3.3.2 Connecting Communications Cables .................................................................................................... 22
3.4 Commissioning .............................................................................................................................................. 23
3.4.1 Checking Cable Connections and Powering On the ECC500 ............................................................... 23
3.4.2 Checking Indicators .............................................................................................................................. 23
3.4.3 Setting Site ID on the LCD ................................................................................................................... 24
3.4.4 ESN Application ................................................................................................................................... 24
3.4.5 Setting Communications Parameters .................................................................................................... 26
4 User Interface Description ........................................................................................................ 29

4.1 LCD User Interface Description..................................................................................................................... 29
4.1.1 LCD Application ................................................................................................................................... 29
4.1.2 LCD Menu Hierarchy ........................................................................................................................... 30
4.1.3 LCD Menu ............................................................................................................................................ 31
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4.2 WebUI Description ......................................................................................................................................... 31

4.2.1 Requirements for Operating Environment ............................................................................................ 32
4.2.2 Preparations for Login .......................................................................................................................... 32
4.2.3 WebUI Overview .................................................................................................................................. 33
5 Commissioning and Troubleshooting .................................................................................... 50

5.1.1 Common Faults and Troubleshooting Measures ................................................................................... 50
5.1.2 Reboot ................................................................................................................................................... 50
5.2 Parts Replacement .......................................................................................................................................... 55
5.3 Querying the ECC500 Version ....................................................................................................................... 57
5.4 Software Upgrade ........................................................................................................................................... 59
5.4.1 Upgrading the ECC500 over a WebUI .................................................................................................. 60
5.4.2 Remote Upgrade ................................................................................................................................... 62
5.4.3 Local Upgrade Using the PuTTY ......................................................................................................... 64
6 Appendix ...................................................................................................................................... 70
6.1 ECC technical specifications .......................................................................................................................... 70
6.2 LCD Menu ..................................................................................................................................................... 72
6.3 ECC500 Alarms and Troubleshooting Measures............................................................................................ 97
A Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................................ 130
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ECC500(PowerCube)
User Manual 1 ECC500 Overview
1 ECC500 Overview
1.1 Positioning
The ECC500 is a cross-platform monitoring product, in which a main control module works
with several expansion boards to schedule multiple energy inputs and monitor loads, the
power monitoring unit (PMU), environment monitoring unit (EMU), and thermal monitoring
unit. The ECC500 ensures system reliability and operation security, and schedules site energy
as required, saving energy and reducing site operational expenditure (OPEX).
Figure 1-1 ECC500
1.2 Benefits
Hybrid Power Scheduling
The ECC500 schedules energy such as solar energy, fuel, mains and storage batteries to
maximize the use of renewable energy and reduce the use of non-renewable energy, ensuring
steady and reliable power supply.
Battery Management
The ECC500 manages the voltage of boost or floating charge, voltage adjustment,
temperature compensation and current limit coefficient based on the energy usage and
system status to ensure the proper running of storage batteries.
The ECC500 calculates remaining storage battery capacity, duration for battery charge
and discharge per day, and perform operations based on the calculation results.
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D.G. Monitoring
The ECC500 remotely starts or shuts down one or two diesel generators, and monitors
their running status in real time.
The ECC500 supports any combination of the AMF25 and the diesel generator (D.G.).
The D.G. can start, shut down, or warm up without loads.
Management on Intelligent Components and Loads

The ECC500 locally and remotely manages intelligent components for energy and
environment monitoring, such as the AMF25, battery management unit (BMU), and
power supply unit (PSU).
The ECC500 identifies and stores electronic labels of intelligent southbound components
and its local electronic label.
The ECC500 controls the disconnection order of loads based on the subrack connected.
For the direct current distribution unit (DCDU) subrack, the ECC500 disconnects
primary loads first, then secondary loads, and finally storage batteries.
For the integrated distribution unit (IDU) subrack, the ECC500 disconnects four
loads first, and then storage batteries.
Communication
The ECC500 reports site information including alarms, statistics, and current status to
northbound equipment over out-band transmission and in-band transmission. It also
receives control and configuration information from northbound equipment and performs
operations accordingly such as opening or closing dry contacts or controlling southbound
equipment.
The ECC500 communicates with southbound equipment over controller area network
(CAN), all-purpose master/slave protocols, and Modbus to collect required data for other
modules. It also sends control and configuration commands to southbound equipment for
battery connection control.
Over northbound communication, applications of the ECC500 and northbound
equipment can be loaded online and their electronic labels can be queried.
Statistics Collection and Storage

The ECC500 collects performance data, such as the generated energy of D.G. or mains,
remaining battery electricity, and load power consumption, and stores the data every 5
minutes, per hour, per day, per month or per year.
The ECC500 locally stores, queries, and monitors southbound components and sensors.
The ECC500 exports historical data over the web user interface (WebUI) or Network
Ecosystem (NetEco).
NOTE
To ensure the security of data transmission, the NetEco transmits data after encrpting it over SSL.
User-friendly Interface
Running parameters of monitored equipment such as the alternating current (AC), direct
current (DC), battery status, and control parameters are displayed on the liquid crystal
display (LCD), WebUI or NetEco in real time.

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Site setup and network connection parameters of the site and NetEco such as IP
addresses and access point names (APNs) can be set over the LCD to implement
laptop-free deployment.
TheLCD/WEB allows you to obtain real-time information, alarms, and statistics from
corresponding tab pages and send control commands.
Over the WebUI or NetEco, historical performance data can be exported, and the
ECC500 and southbound component software can be remotely upgraded.
Alarm Determination and Management

If a fault occurs, an alarm is generated and displayed on the LCD, WebUI, and NetEco.
If the ECC500 determines that an alarm is generated, it turns on the alarm indicator,
displays the alarm information on the LCD and WebUI, and reports the alarm to the
NetEco.
If the ECC500 determines that an alarm is cleared, it turns off the alarm indicator and
notifies the NetEco of the alarm clearance, and the alarm information on the LCD and
WebUI disappears.
A maximum of 500 active alarms can be displayed, 1500 historical alarms can be saved,
and cleared alarms can be queried on the LCD.
Log Management
The ECC500 records operation logs in detail, such as D.G. management logs. These logs can
be viewed and downloaded over the WebUI and NetEco.
1.3 Typical Application Scenarios

The ECC500 transmits data in-band and out-of-band modes.
The ECC500 supports out-of-band communication by GPRS or IP. If the ECC500
communicates by GPRS, it must be configured with a GPRS module. GPRS stands
for General Packet Radio Service.
The ECC500 communicates in in-band mode over RS485/RS232 or Huawei base
transceiver station (BTS).
The NetEco is configured based on customer requirements.

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Figure 1-2 Position of the ECC500 on the network
NOTE
Temperature control units (TCUs) include a heat exchanger, and a natural-ventilation unit.
The equipment monitored by the ECC500 should be selected based on site requirements.

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User Manual 2 Architecture
2 Architecture
2.1 Components
The ECC500 consists of a main control module, a basic input/output (IO) module, a GPRS
module and three reserved slots. The main control module and Basic IO module are
mandatory, and other modules are optional.
Figure 2-1 ECC500 architecture
(1) Main control module (2) Expansion DO module (3) Expansion IO module
(Mandatory) (Optional) (Optional)
(4) GPRS module (Optional) (5) D.G. IO module (Optional) (6) Basic I/O module
(Mandatory)
Table 2-1 ECC component functions
Component Silkscreen Configuration Function

Main control SMU03A Mandatory Provides an LCD to query and set
module local parameters.
Monitors and manages input energy.
Provides an operating status
indicator.
Provides TCP/IP and RS485 ports
for northbound communication.
TCP/IP stands for transmission
control protocol/Internet protocol.
Provides RS485 ports for southbound
communication.
Intelligently manages storage
batteries.
Generates alarms.

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Component Silkscreen Configuration Function

Manages intelligent southbound
components.
Manages assets.
Basic IO MUS01A Mandatory Monitors southbound components
module over serial ports.
Receives alarms generated by dry
contacts and sensors for detecting
battery temperatures, water, smoke,
and ambient temperature and
humidity.
Provides RS485 ports for southbound
communication.
GPRS MUC01A Optional Enables the ECC500 to communicate
module with the NetEco in out-of-band (by
GPRS) mode.
Provides six digital parameter input
ports and two dry contact outputs.
D.G. IO MUE03A Optional Controls the D.G. by connecting to a
module control module over a dry contact.
Controls the D.G. by connecting to
the D.G. directly.
Extension MUE04A Optional Provides eight dry contact outputs.
DO module
Expansion IO MUE05A Optional Provides six digital parameter input
module ports and two dry contact outputs.
Remark:
All the ports in this document are protected by a security mechanism.
Reserved slot supports an extension GPRS module, D.G. IO module, Extension DO and expansion IO
module insertion.
The ECC500 can be powered over the backplane or the 2-pin DC input port on the front panel of the
basic IO module.
CAUTION
The GPRS module, D.G. IO module, expansion DO module, and expansion IO module in the
ECC500 are hot-swappable.
The basic IO module in the ECC500 has the following features:
If the ECC500 is powered over the backplane, the basic IO module is hot-swappable.
If the ECC500 is powered over the 2-pin DC input port on the front panel of the basic IO
module, the basic IO module is not hot-swappable. To avoid damaging the basic IO
module, remove or insert it after disconnecting the power supply..

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2.2 Panel and Ports

2.2.1 Main Control Module
Figure 2-2 shows the front panel of the main control module.
Figure 2-2 Front panel of the main control module
(1) Indicators (2) LCD (3) Buttons

(4) Fast Ethernet (FE) port (5) RS485/RS232 port (6) COM1 port
(7) COM2 port (8) Universal Serial Bus (USB) port
Indicators
Table 2-2 Indicator description

Silk Color Meaning Status Description
Screen
Green Run Off The main control module is faulty or
indicator has no DC input.
Blinking (on The main control module runs
for 1s and then properly and communicates with the
off for 1s) NetEco.
Blinking (on The main control module runs
for 0.125s and properly but does not communicate
then off for with the NetEco properly.
0.125s)
Red Alarm Off No critical or major alarm is
indicator generated.
Steady on A critical or major alarm is
generated.

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LCD
You can view information and set parameters on the LCD. You can set and query parameters
using the four buttons on the front panel. Table 2-3 describes the button functions.
Buttons
Table 2-3 Button description
Button Definition Description
or Up or down Allows you to view menu items and set the value of a menu
item.
Cancel Returns to the previous menu without saving the settings of the
current menu item.
Enter Enters the main menu from the standby screen, enters a
submenu from the main menu, or saves menu settings.
After a menu is displayed, the standby screen is displayed if no button is pressed for 5 minutes.
After a menu is displayed, the LCD screen becomes dark if no button is pressed for 5 minutes.
Ports
Table 2-4 Port description
Silk Screen Description

FE Northbound port, connecting to the network or NetEco
Transmits data.
1: TX+
2: TX-
Receives data.
3: RX+
6: RX-
RS485/RS232 Northbound port, connecting to the base transceiver station (BTS)
or NodeB
Transmits data.
1: 485_TX+
2: 485_TX-
7: RS232_TXD sharing the UART with RS485 within the same
RJ45 port
Receives data.
3: RS232_RXD sharing the UART with RS485 within the same
RJ45 interface
4: 485_RX+

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Silk Screen Description

5: 485_RX-
GND: 6, 8
COM1 Southbound RS485 port (reserved)
Receives data.
COM2
1: RX+
2: RX-
Transmits data.
4: TX+
5: TX-
GND: 6
USB Reserved
2.2.2 Basic IO module

Figure 2-3 shows the front panel of the Basic IO module.
Figure 2-3 Front panel of the Basic IO module
(1)ELU (2)SMOKE (3)DI_1 (4)DI_2 (5)DI_3

(6)AI_1 (7)AI_2 (8)TEM_HUM (9)WATER (10)CAN
(11)12V/1A (12)COM1 (13)GATE (14)COM2 (15)COM3
(16)DC input terminals (17)Indicators
Indicators
Table 2-5 shows the indicator description of the Basic IO module.

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Silk Color Meaning Status Description

Screen
PWR Green Power Steady on The power supply is normal.

indicator
Off The input/output (IO) module is
faulty or has no DC input.
RUN Green Run indicator Blinking Communication is normal between
(on for 1s the IO module and the main control
and then off module.
for 1s)
Blinking Communication fails between the IO
(on for module and the main control module.
0.125s and
then off for
0.125s)
ALM Red Alarm Off Reserved.
indicator
Ports
Silk Screen Description Remarks
ELU I2C&1-WIRE Connects to an electronic label

1: supplies 5 V power for the board.
electronic label.
3, 6: GND
4: I2C data line
5: I2C clock signal line
7: supplies 5 V power for 1-WIRE
extension module.
8: 1-WIRE signal line
DI_1 Dry contact input Initial setting:
If the dry contact is closed, an
alarm is generated.
If the dry contact is open, no
alarm is generated.
DI_2 Mains Fail Initial setting:
alarm is generated.
alarm is generated.

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DI_3 Dry contact input Initial setting:
alarm is generated.
alarm is generated.
AI_1 4-20 mA analog input Connects to a temperature
sensor or other equipment
AI_2
TEM_HUM Ambient temperature and humidity Connects to a humidity and
temperature sensor.
WATER Water intrusion Connects to a water sensor.
SMOKE Smoke generation Connects to a smoke sensor.
CAN Southbound CAN port Connects to a southbound
component.
12V Power output ports 10.513.5 V
COM1 Two-wire RS485 port for southbound -
communication
GATE Gate dry contact input Initial setting:
If the dry contact is closed, no
alarm is generated.
If the dry contact is open, an
alarm is generated.
COM2 Southbound CAN/RS485 port Connects to a power device.
Receives data.
1: RX+
2: RX-
Transmits data.
4: TX+
5: TX-
CAN differential signals
7: CANH
8: CANL
COM3 Southbound RS485 port Connects to a temperature
Receives data. control device, such as a heat
exchanger, or natural-ventilation
1: RX+ unit.
2: RX-
Transmits data.
4: TX+
5: TX-

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7, 8: DO+, DO-
DC input RTN+ port: positive DC input terminal 48 V DC input port
terminals
NEG: negative DC input terminal
2.2.3 GPRS Module

Figure 2-4 shows the front panel of the GPRS module.
Figure 2-4 Front panel of the GPRS module
(1) DO_1 (2) DO_2 (3) DI_1 (4) DI_2

(5) DI_3 (6) DI_4 (7) DI_5 (8) DI_6
(9) ANT (10) Indicators (11) SIM card
Frequency Band
Upstream (module to BTS): 880-915 MHz/1710-1785 MHz
Downstream (BTS to module): 925-960 MHz/1805-1880 MHz
Indicators
The Table 2-7 describes the indicators.

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Silk Screen Color Status Description

PWR1 Yellow Steady on The power supply is normal.
Off The power supple is faulty or has no DC
input.
PWR2 Yellow Steady on The GPRS module is normal.
Off The GPRS module is faulty or has no
DC input.
GPRS Green Off The GPRS module is not powered on.
Steady on A call is being set up over GPRS.
Blinking (on for 0.1s Data is being transmitted over GPRS.
and then off for
0.025s)
Blinking (on for 0.1s The ECC500 is registered with the
and then off for 2.9s) network, but no data is being
transmitted.
Blinking (on for 0.1s The ECC500 is searching for a network
and then off for 0.9s) because of the absence of a subscriber
identity module (SIM) card.
Ports
Table 2-8 describes the ports of the GPRS module.
Silk Screen Function Remarks

DO_1 Dry contact output Reserved.
DO_2
DI_1 Dry contact input Initial (If the dry contact is closed, an alarm is
generated.
DI_2
If the dry contact is open, no alarm is generated.),
DI_3 can be modified.
Definitions of DI_1 to DI_6 vary based on
DI_4
solution. You can query their definitions on the
DI_5 LCD, as shown in Figure 2-5.
DI_6

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Figure 2-5 Initial setting of DI of GPRS module
2.2.4 D.G. IO Module

Figure 2-6 Front panel of an D.G.IO Module
(1) BAT1 (2) F_LEV1 (3) DG1_CTL (4) RST1

(5) RST2 (6) DG2_CTL (7) BAT2 (8) F_LEV2
Table 2-9 D.G. IO Module port description
Type Silk Description Remarks

Screen
Analog input BAT1 Detects D.G. 1 battery 024V
(AI) voltage.
F_LEV1 Detects fuel level 1. 420 mA
BAT2 Detects D.G. 2 battery 024V
voltage.
F_LEV2 Detects fuel level 2. 420 mA
Digital output DG1_CTL Starts or shuts down Dry contact output:
(DO) dry D.G. 1. If the NC and COM ports are
contacts connected, the DO_1 dry
contact is closed and D.G. 1 is
started.
If the NO and COM ports are
connected, the DO_1 dry
contact is open and D.G. 1 is

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Type Silk Description Remarks

Screen
started.
RST1 Resets D.G. 1. Dry contact output:
contact is closed and alarms
related to D.G. 1 are cleared.
RST2 Resets D.G. 2. Dry contact output:
contact is closed and alarms
related to D.G. 2 are cleared.
DG2_CTL Starts or shuts down Dry contact output:
D.G. 2. If the NC and COM ports are
contact is closed and D.G. 2 is
started.
contact is open and D.G. 2 is
started.
2.2.5 Expansion DO Module

Figure 2-7 Front panel of an Expansion DO Module
(1)DO_1 (2)DO_2 (3)DO_3 (4)DO_4

(5)DO_5 (6)DO_6 (7)DO_7 (8)DO_8
Table 2-10 Expansion DO Module port description

DO_1 Dry contact output Initial setting (changeable): If any of the
dry contact is closed, an alarm is
DO_2 generated. If the dry contacts are open,
DO_3 no alarm is generated.

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DO_4
DO_5
DO_6
DO_7
DO_8
2.2.6 Expansion IO Module

Figure 2-8 shows an expansion IO module.
Figure 2-8 Expansion IO module
(1) DO_1 port (2) DO_2 port (3) DI_1 port (4) DI_2 port
(5) DI_3 port (6) DI_4 port (7) DI_5 port (8) DI_6 port
Table 2-11 describes the ports on the MUE05A.
Table 2-11 MUE05A port description

DO_1 Dry contact output Reserved.
DO_2
DI_1 Dry contact input Initial setting (changeable): AC SPD Fault
Initial setting:
If the dry contact is open, no alarm is generated.
If the dry contact is closed, an alarm is generated.
DI_2 Dry contact input Initial setting (changeable): Fan Failure
Initial setting:
DI_3 Dry contact input Initial setting (changeable): Hex Fault
Initial setting:

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DI_4 Dry contact input Initial setting (changeable): Air-conditioner Fault
Initial setting:
DI_5 Dry contact input DI_5 is dedicated for D.G. 1 and is not user-defined.
Initial setting:
DI_6 Dry contact input DI_6 is dedicated for D.G. 2 and is not user-defined.
Initial setting:
NOTE
Definitions of DI_1 to DI_4 vary based on solution.

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User Manual 3 Installation and Commissions
3 Installation and Commissions
3.1 Installation Preparations

Safety Information
Exercise caution when moving the shelf while wearing electro static discharge (ESD)
gloves.
Protect yourself from falling down.
Tools
Ensure that a Phillips screwdriver (M3x100 or M6x200) and a flat-head screwdriver (M2x100
or M6x200) are available.
3.2 Installation
The ECC500 can be installed in 19 inch cabinets, as shown in Figure 3-1.
CAUTION
Installation personnel must be trained to perform operations correctly and safely.

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Figure 3-1 ECC500 installation scenario
To install the ECC500, perform the following steps:

Step 1 Install mounting ears on the ECC500.
Step 2 Install floating nuts on the cabinet.
Step 3 Hold the mounting ears of the ECC500, and place the ECC500 on the guide rails
corresponding to its installation position on the rack.
Step 4 Push the ECC500 inside the cabinet to ensure that the mounting ears are level with the
columns in the cabinet.
Step 5 Pre-tighten each screw in the four mounting holes of the mounting ears using an M6 Phillips
screwdriver.
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3.3 Cable Connection

3.3.1 Connection Sketch
CAUTION
The cable connection of the ECC500 is chosen on the basis of site requirements.
The cables are divided into the following types: Ground cables, RJ45 communications cables,
dry contact signal cables, GPRS antennas (including the SIM card) and DC cables.
Ground Cables
When the ECC500 is installed, connect the ground cables, as shown in Figure 3-2.

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Figure 3-2 Ground cables
Communications Cables to RJ45 ports

The RJ45 terminal is used in the RS485/232 serial port and the Ethernet port. Figure 3-3
shows the RJ45 port pins.
The RS485/232 serial port and the Ethernet port are protected by a security mechanism.
Figure 3-3 RJ45 port pins
Plug one end of the telecom cable into the communication, and plug the other end of the
telecom cable into the serial port of corresponding communication.
Dry Contact Signal Cables

Press the plate of the dry contact lightly using the flat-head screwdriver, and then plug the
signal cable of the dry contact into the small holes under the plates. Figure 3-4 shows the
connection of the dry contact signal cable.
Figure 3-4 Installing a dry contact signal cable

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GPRS Antenna and SIM Card
CAUTION
The Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) antenna connector is fastened to the
RF port on the GPRS module. The antenna is installed in an unshielded place to ensure that
signals are not shielded. If the GPRS antenna is more than 3 m (9.84 in.), lightning protection
must be considered.
If the mounting bracket of the GSM antenna has a plastic shell, remove it before installing the
GSM antenna to ensure that the magnet sticks to the unit.
Figure 3-5 GSM antenna installation
If the GPRS function of the ECC500 is required, take out the GRPS module. Then insert the
SIM card. Figure 3-6 shows the installation and removal of the SIM card.
Figure 3-6 Installing and removal of the SIM card and the Mini secure digital (SD) card (optional)

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3.3.2 Connecting Communications Cables

Out-of-Band Communication
Scenario 1: GPRS network
1. Insert a SIM card, as shown in Figure 3-6.
2. Install a GSM antenna, as shown in Figure 3-5.
Scenario 2: IP network
Figure 3-7 Connecting a communications cable for the IP network
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In-Band Communication
Table 3-1 describes the in-band communication mode that the ECC500 supports.
Table 3-1 In-band communication modes

Networking Mode Base Station Software Version
GSM in-band BTS GBSS12.0 and later
networking SRAN6.0 and later

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Figure 3-8 In-band communication cable connection
3.4 Commissioning
3.4.1 Checking Cable Connections and Powering On the ECC500
After checking that the DC power cables, communications cables, and signal cables are
properly connected to the main control module, Basic IO module, and so on, power on the
ECC500.
3.4.2 Checking Indicators

Check the indicators on the main control module, Basic IO module, and GPRS module. Table
3-2 describes the normal status of such indicators.
Module Normal Indicator Status

Main control module The RUN indicator blinks at 0.5 Hz.
The ALM indicator is off.
Basic IO module The PWR indicator is steady on.
The RUN indicator blinks at 0.5 Hz.
The ALM indicator is off.
GPRS module The PWR1 indicator is steady on.
The PWR2 indicator is steady on.
The GPRS indicator blinks. (on for 1s and then off for
0.125s)
Check the GPRS indicator if a GPRS module is configured.

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3.4.3 Setting Site ID on the LCD

When setting up a site, set the site ID. You are advised to set the site ID consistent with the
site number. Figure 3-9 shows how to set the site ID on the LCD, and Figure 3-10 shows how
to set the site ID on the WebUI.
Figure 3-9 Setting the site ID on the LCD
Figure 3-10 Setting the site ID on the WebUI
3.4.4 ESN Application

When setting up a site, enter the ESN on the NetEco. Perform the following steps to query the
ESN.

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Querying the ESN for the Main Control Module on the WebUI
Step 1 Log in to the WebUI. The present user name is admin, and the present password is 001.
Figure 3-11 Login page
Step 2 Click electronic label. The BarCode on the displayed page is the ESN, as shown in Figure
3-12.
Figure 3-12 Electronic label

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Querying the ESN on the LCD

Figure 3-13 show how to query the ESN on the LCD.
Figure 3-13 Querying the ESN on the LCD (take the version 564 as an example)
3.4.5 Setting Communications Parameters

Out-of-Band Transmission
Scenario 1: Communication over the GPRS
Table 3-3 Network parameters of GPRS
Parameter Value
Network Mode GPRS
Active NMS IP Obtained from the network management center (NMC)
Backup NMS IP Obtained from the NMC
APN Name Obtained from the survey table
APN Number Obtained from the survey table
User Name Password for accessing the GPRS network (specified if the APN is
used or left blank if the APN is not used)
User Password Password for accessing the GPRS network (specified if the APN is
used or left blank if the APN is not used)

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Figure 3-14 Setting network parameters of GPRS
Scenario 2: Communication over the IP
Table 3-4 Network parameters of IP
Parameter Value
Network Mode IP
Active NMS IP Obtained from the NMC
Backup NMS IP Obtained from the NMC
IP Address Set according to the network plan
Subnet Mask Set according to the network plan
Gateway Set according to the network plan

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Figure 3-15 Setting network parameters of IP
In-Band Transmission
Table 3-5 Network parameters of in-band transmission
Parameter Value Range

Host Addr 27
Figure 3-16 Setting host parameters of in-band transmission

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User Manual 4 User Interface Description
4 User Interface Description
4.1 LCD User Interface Description

The ECC500 provides an LCD for you to:
View active alarms and historical alarms.
View the running status of the system, such as the system voltage, load current.
Set system parameters, communications parameters, power supply unit (PSU)
parameters and battery parameters.
Control the system status, such as choosing boost charge or floating charge and resetting
PSUs.
Perform system self-check, such as advanced cycle battery self-check (ACB) and D.G.
self-check.
4.1.1 LCD Application

This section describes how to select a display language, view active alarms, and set
parameters quickly on the LCD. For details about how to use the buttons on the ECC500
panel, see Table 2-3.
Selecting a Display Language

After the ECC500 is powered on, the screen for selecting a display language is displayed. You
can select Chinese or English by pressing or and enter the standby screen by pressing
Enter.
Figure 4-1 First information screen
After accessing the operating system, you can change the display language by performing the
steps shown in Figure 4-2.

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Figure 4-2 Setting language selection
Querying Active Alarm

This section describes how to query active alarm on the LCD, as shown in Figure 4-3. The
parameter values in Figure 4-3 are for reference only.
Figure 4-3 Querying active alarm
NOTE
The value 120210 i indicates February 10, 2012.
ACB Self-check
Figure 4-4 shows how to set and change the ACB check on the LCD.
Figure 4-4 Setting system self-check
4.1.2 LCD Menu Hierarchy

Figure 4-5 shows the LCD main menu.

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Figure 4-5 Menu hierarchy
NOTE
The LCD Menu is dynamically changed due to different configurations. The above table is only for
reference, and the detailed information is based on the ECC500 LCD Menu you use.
Only when the equipment is connected to the ECC500 properly, the related menu can be displayed
on the LCD, such as D.G., HEX.
4.1.3 LCD Menu

For details about the LCD Menu, see Table 6-2.
4.2 WebUI Description

You can perform the following operations over the WebUI:
View the system status, including the PSU status, battery status, and active alarm
information.
Configure system parameters.

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Configure network parameters, including IP addresses, host communications addresses

and baud rates under master/slave protocol.
Control the system, such as choosing battery boost or floating charge and resetting PSUs.
Add or delete users, and change user names and passwords.
Upgrade software online.
Query and export historical logs and alarms.
Configure alarm parameters, alarm severity, and the relationship between alarms and dry
contacts.
Set the system date and time, site and storage batteries, and save, download, and upload
configuration files.
Query electronic label information.
Configure site information, including Set date and Site name, deal with the configuration
files and so on.
4.2.1 Requirements for Operating Environment

Operating system: Windows XP, Win 7.
Browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 or later
4.2.2 Preparations for Login

Set the IP address, gateway, and subnet mask of the ECC500 before logging into the WebUI.
You also need to set the network and Internet Explorer.
Connecting Cables
Connect the FE port on the ECC500 with a personal computer (PC) using a crossover cable.
Setting an IP Address
If the ECC500 communicates by GPRS, no IP address is required.
If the ECC500 communicates by IP, set the IP address (initial value: 0.0.0.0.), subnet
mask (initial value: 0.0.0.0.), and gateway (initial value: 0.0.0.0.) on the LCD.
Setting a LAN
CAUTION
If the ECC500 is connected to a local area network (LAN) and a proxy server has been
selected, you need to cancel proxy server setting.
If the ECC500 is connected to the Internet but the computer is connected to the LAN, you
cannot cancel proxy server setting; otherwise, you will fail to access the ECC500.
To set the LAN, perform the following steps:

Step 1 Open Internet Explorer.
Step 2 Choose Tools > Internet Options.

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Step 3 Click the Connections tab and then click LAN settings.
Step 4 Clear the check box under Proxy server, as shown in Figure 4-6.
Figure 4-6 LAN settings
Step 5 Click OK to finish the LAN settings.

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Setting Internet Explorer

If Internet Explorer 8.0 is used, you need to click to open the compatibility view and set
Internet Explorer 8.0, as shown in Figure 4-7. This ensures normal use of the WebUI.
Figure 4-7 Clicking the icon to open the compatibility interface
Click this icon.
4.2.3 WebUI Overview

The parameter values in the figures in this section are for reference only.

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Login Page
Enter the IP address of the ECC500 in the Internet Explorer address box and press Enter. A
login page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-8.
The initial User Name is admin, and the initial Password is 001.
Figure 4-8 Login page
If the navigation tree is not displayed completely, hold down Ctrl while rotating the mouse
wheel to zoom in on the view.
System Status
The System Status pane displays current alarms and information about connected equipment.

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Figure 4-9 System Status
If the navigation tree is not displayed completely, hold down Ctrl while rotating the mouse
wheel to zoom in on the view.
System Configuration
The System Configuration pane allows you to configure parameters about the equipment
connecting to the ECC50Figure 4-10 shows the pane for configuring site information. To
modify a parameter, select the parameter, change the value in the text box, and then click
Submit.

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Figure 4-10 System Configuration
Device Parameter Configuration

The Device Parameter Configuration pane allows you to set parameters for connected sites
and devices. Figure 4-11 shows how to set device parameters.
Figure 4-11 Device Parameter Configuration

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Network Configuration
The Network Configuration pane allows you to configure parameters about the network
parameter, NetEco. Figure 4-12 shows the Network Configuration pane.
Figure 4-12 Network Configuration
Control
The Control pane allows you to modify the control parameters of the ECC monitoring
equipment. Figure 4-13 shows the Control interface.

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Figure 4-13 Control
Statistics
Step 1 Click Statistics and select a value option as required from the Please Select The Statistics
Signal drop-down list box.
Step 2 Click Search.
The query result is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-14.
Figure 4-14 Statistics
Step 3 Click Export to export statistics in HTML format, as shown in Figure 4-15.

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Figure 4-15 Statistics Result
Step 4 In the Save HTML Document dialog box, select a save path, change the file name, set
Language to Unicode, and then click Save, as shown in Figure 4-16.
Figure 4-16 Save HTML Document
NOTE
if you want to save the statistics in .xls document, add ".xls" in the end of the document name manually.
For example, hisStatLog.xls.
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User Management
The User Management pane allows you to create, modify, and delete user information.
Figure 4-17 User Management
Upgrade
The Upgrade pane allows you to upgrade the ECC500 over a WebUI.

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Figure 4-18 Upgrade
For upgrade details, see section 5.4.1 "Upgrading the ECC500 over a WebUI."
Log History
The Log History pane allows you to export historical logs to pack files by clicking
Download under Log Download.
Figure 4-19 Log History

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NOTE
If the downloading UI is not displayed after packing during the loading process, the Internet
Explorer setting may be faulty. See Figure 4-20 for troubleshooting. Choose Information Bar Help >
Windows Help and Support > To stop the Information bar from blocking file and software
downloads. See Figure 4-21. If the downloading UI is still not displayed, perform the step 2. Or not,
the downloading UI is displayed, do not perform the step 2.
Click the Log tab and retry downloading.If the downloading UI is not displayed, perform operations
as shown in Figure 4-22, click Default level and Reset at zones to default level, and confirm.
Perform step 1 again.Click the Log tab and retry downloading.
Figure 4-20 Information Bar Help
Figure 4-21 To stop the Information bar from blocking file and software downloads

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Figure 4-22 Setting Security
Historical Alarms
If no alarm is generated, the Historical Alarms page displays no alarms, as shown in Figure
4-23.
Figure 4-23 Historical Alarms page

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If an alarm is generated, you can export the alarm by performing the following steps:
Step 2 On the Historical Alarms page, click Export, as shown in Figure 4-24.
Figure 4-24 Detail Information
Step 3 In the Save HTML Document dialog box, select a save path, change the file name, set
Language to Unicode, and then click Save, as shown in Figure 4-25.
Figure 4-25 Save HTML Document

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NOTE
If you want to save the alarms in .xls document, add ".xls" in the end of the document name manually.
For example, hisAlmLog.xls.
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Alarm Configuration
The Alarm Configuration pane shown in Figure 4-26 allows you to configure alarm
parameters.
Figure 4-26 Alarm Configuration
Site configuration
The Site Configuration pane shown in Figure 4-27 allows you to set the system date and
time and site information, and to perform operations about configuration files.

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Figure 4-27 Site Configuration
NOTE
When operate Download Default Configuration, if the downloading UI is not displayed after
packing during the loading process, the Internet Explorer setting may be faulty. See Figure 4-28 for
troubleshooting. Choose Information Bar Help > Windows Help and Support > To stop the
Information bar from blocking file and software downloads. If the downloading UI is still not
displayed, perform the step 2. Or not, the downloading UI is displayed, do not perform the step 2.
Click the Download Default Configuration and retry downloading. If the downloading UI is not
displayed, perform operations as shown in Figure 4-30, click Default level and Reset at zones to
default level, and confirm. Perform step 1 again.
Click the Download Default Configuration and retry downloading.
Figure 4-28 Information Bar Help

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Figure 4-29 To stop the Information bar from blocking file and software downloads
Figure 4-30 Setting Security

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Electronic Label
The Electronic Label pane allows you to query electronic label information about the
ECC500 and the intelligent equipment connecting to it.
Figure 4-31 Electronic Label
About
The About pane shown in Figure 4-32 displays the software version of the ECC500.

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Figure 4-32 About

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User Manual 5 Commissioning and Troubleshooting
5 Commissioning and Troubleshooting
5.1.1 Common Faults and Troubleshooting Measures

Table 5-1 ECC500 common faults and troubleshooting measures
Component Symptom Measure

Main control The Run indicator is off. Check the power supply.
module
The Run indicator is blinking Check the communication with the host.
(on for 0.125s and then off
for 0.125s)
The Alarm indicator is steady View the alarm information and rectify
on. the fault.
Basic IO The PWR indicator is off. Check the power supply.
module
The ALM indicator is steady View the alarm information and rectify
on. the fault.
GPRS module The PWR1 indicator is off. Check the power supply.
The PWR2 indicator is off.
The GPRS indicator is off. See Table 2-7, and troubleshooting
measures
The GPRS indicator is
blinking (0.1s on and then
0.9s off).
NOTE
For details about how to query alarm information, see "Querying Active Alarm."
5.1.2 Reboot
Restart the ECC500 on the WebUI
To restart the ECC500 on the WebUI, perform the following steps:

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Step 1 Log in to the WebUI, select Manual from the Control Mode drop-down list box, as shown in
Figure 5-1. Then click Submit
Step 2 Choosing the control mode
A dialog box indicating a successful operation is displayed.
Figure 5-1 Choosing the control mode
Step 3 On the Control > System Reboot page, choose System Reboot, as shown in Figure 5-2
Click Confirm on the displayed dialog box.
A dialog box indicating a successful operation is displayed.
Figure 5-2 System reboot
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Restart the ECC500 on the LCD

Restart the ECC500 on the LCD, as shown in Figure 5-3.

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Figure 5-3 System reset
Restarting the ECC500 over the NetEco

To restart the ECC500 over the NetEco, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Enter the IP address of the NetEco client server on the Internet Explorer.
Step 2 Enter user name and password, and click Log In to access the NetEco client server.
The initial user name is admin, and the initial password is Changeme123.
Figure 5-4 Log In
Step 3 Choose Monitor > Real-Time Monitor.

The Real-Time Monitor window is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-5.

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Figure 5-5 Real-Time Monitor window (1)
Step 4 Click Root in the navigation tree, and click the site to be restarted under Root. In the lower part of the left
pane, click Hybrid Power System, as shown in Figure 5-6.

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CAUTION
Before restarting the ECC500 over NetEco, check that the ECC500 is in manual control mode.
If the ECC500 is not in manual control mode, click and select Manual Mode under
Set Control Mode, as shown in Figure 5-7.
Figure 5-7 Set Control Mode
Step 5 In the right part of the window, click Reset in the Hybrid Power System pane, as shown in
Figure 5-8.

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5.2 Parts Replacement

This section describes how to replace the faulty modules of the ECC500.
Personnel must be trained to perform operations correctly and safely.

Operators must wear ESD gloves.
When replacing components, power off the ECC500, remove DC cables, and attach labels to
the cables.
Replacing the Main Control Module

To replace the ECC500 main control module, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Query and record the current ECC500 main control module version.
For details, see 5.3 Querying the ECC500 Version.

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Step 2 Log in to the website and download the version of ECC500 you want to substitute for the
current ECC500.
The website for English page is:
http://support.huawei.com/support/pages/editionctrl/catalog/ShowVersionDetail.do?actio
nFlag=clickNode&node=000001570627&colID=ROOTENWEB|CO0000000174
The website for Chinese page is:
http://support.huawei.com/support/pages/editionctrl/catalog/ShowVersionDetail.do?actio
nFlag=clickNode&node=000001533007&colID=ROOTWEB|CO0000000065
NOTE
You are advised to use the HTTPS instead of HTTP, because HTTP has potential risks.
Step 3 Remove the signal cables from old module. Insulate the cables in time and stamp labels.
Step 4 Loosen the captive screws on the old module anti-clockwise using the M3 screwdriver.
Step 5 Pull out the old module by grasping the handle with both hands, as shown in Figure 5-9.
Step 6 Grasp the handles of the new module, and insert the module into the corresponding slot in the
ECC500 subrack.
Step 7 Push the new module until its front panel is level with that of the ECC500 subrack.
Step 8 Fold the handle.
Step 9 Tighten the captive screws using the M3 screwdriver, as shown in Figure 5-10.
Step 10 Connect the cables to the module according to the labels on the cables.
Figure 5-9 Removing the old module
Figure 5-10 Installing a new module

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Step 11 Query the version of the new module to verify that it stays consistent with the version of the
replaced one.
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Querying the ECC500 Version

After replacing the ECC500 main control module, query the current ECC500 version.
For ways to query the current ECC500 version, see section 5.3 "Querying the ECC500
Version."
Replacing Other Modules

For replacing the basic I/O module, GPRS module, and D.G. I/O module, see "Replacing the
Main Control Module.".
5.3 Querying the ECC500 Version

Querying the ECC500 Version on the LCD
Query the current ECC500 version on the LCD. Figure 5-11 shows how to query the version.
Figure 5-11 Querying the ECC500 version
Querying the ECC500 Version on the WebUI

Step 1 Log in to the WebUI.
Step 2 Click the upgrade tab page.
The ECC500 version is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-12.

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If there are two software packages displayed on the page, the current version is the one with a
gray button, as shown in Figure 5-13.
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Querying the ECC500 Version on the NetEco

Step 1 To log in to the WebUI of the NetEco, see section 5.4.2 "Remote Upgrade."
Step 2 Choose Maintenance > Software Management, as shown in Figure 5-14.
Figure 5-14 Software Management
Step 3 Select the site you want to query and click Sync Version to synchronize the site information.
After the synchronization succeeds, the status bar of the site displays Success and the current
ECC500 version is displayed in the Version column, as shown in Figure 6-20.
Figure 5-15 Software Management
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5.4 Software Upgrade

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CAUTION
During the software upgrade, ensure that the ECC500 and NetEco are powered on and that
the ECC500 is properly communicating with the NetEco.
Obtain the latest software version before the software upgrade. If the software upgrade
fails, the ECC500 runs based on the original software version.
5.4.1 Upgrading the ECC500 over a WebUI

For details about how to set the Internet Explorer before login, see section 4.2 "WebUI
Description."
To upgrade the ECC500 software, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Log in to the WebUI by using the initial user name admin and initial user password 001.
Figure 5-16 Login
Step 2 Click the System Status tab to query and record the software versions of the ECC500.

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Figure 5-17 Software Version
Step 3 Click Browse and select the software.
Figure 5-18 Upgrade (1)
Step 4 Click Send to send the software to the main control module of the ECC500.
Step 5 After the software is uploaded successfully, it is displayed under Packages to be activated.
Select the new software to be upgraded and then click Activate.
After the upgrade is successful, a message is displayed, saying "Selected package has been
activated successfully."

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Figure 5-19 Upgrade (2)
Step 6 Log in to the WebUI again.

Step 7 Click the System Status tab shown in Figure 5-17 to query the software version of the
ECC500 after the upgrade. If the software version after the upgrade is different from that
before the upgrade, the upgrade is successful.
Step 8 If the upgrade fails, be sure the software package is correct, and communicate link is correct,
then retry the upgrade from Step 1 on.
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If the upgrading software package is southbound equipment, please check System status for the
version NO.
If the upgrading software package is southbound equipment, please check System status for the new
version number. If the upgrading software package is ECC500, see the About pane for the version
no. after the upgrade. If the version no. is different from that before the upgrade, the upgrade is
successful.
5.4.2 Remote Upgrade

The software upgrade for the ECC500 is displayed on the NetEco network management
interface. For details, see the "Software Management" in the NetEco Product Documentation.
Perform the following steps:
Step 1 Enter the IP address of the NetEco client server on the Internet Explorer.
Step 2 Enter user name and password, and click Log In to access the NetEco client server.
The initial user name is admin, and the initial password is Changeme123.

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Figure 5-20 Log In
Step 3 Upload the target Controller version file from a PC to the server.
1. On the homepage of the NetEco client, choose Maintenance > Software Management.
2. On the displayed Software Management tab page, select the Site Software tab. An
interface is displayed as shown in Figure 5-21.
3. Click Upload.
The message "Upload and Verify Software Package." is displayed.
4. Click Please choose file to choose the target file from the local PC directory, click
Upload, and click Close after uploading is complete.
Figure 5-21 Upload
Step 4 Create a task on the NetEco client for remotely upgrading the Controller software.
1. On the homepage of the NetEco client, choose Maintenance > Software Management.
2. On the Upgrade Task pane, click Site Upgrade.
3. In the Site Upgrade Wizard dialog box, enter Task Name, and select the target
version from the Task Version list.

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4. In the navigation tree, select the home site of the controller and click to add
the site to the list on the right, and then click Next, as shown in Figure 5-22.
Figure 5-22 Task
5. In the displayed UI, ensure that the home site and the target version are correct, and click
Execute to start the upgrade.
Step 5 Run Execute to view the upgrade progress.
Step 6 After the upgrade, the Progress value is 100%, and the Status value is Done.
Step 7 If the upgrade fails, be sure the software package is correct, and communicate link is correct,
then retry the upgrade from 5.4.1 Step 1 on.
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5.4.3 Local Upgrade Using the PuTTY

Table 5-2 lists the tools required for an upgrade.
Table 5-2 List of tools for upgrading
Required Tool Tool Name

Network cable RJ45 network cable
Remote management tool PuTTY
Tftp Tftpd32
NOTE

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You are advised to use the SFTP or FTPS instead of FTP, because FTP has potential risks.
To upgrade software, perform the following steps:

Step 1 Query the board IP address as shown in Figure 5-23.
To query the IP address, perform as Figure 5-23 shows.
The initial IP address is 192.168.1.168.
Figure 5-23 Querying the IP address
Step 2 Networking
Connect the network cable to ensure that the ECC500 logs in to the main control module by
SSH.
Step 3 Query the current version of the ECC500 by referring to "Querying the ECC500 Version on
the WebUI."
Step 4 Start the Tftpd32 on the local PC.
A page is displayed as shown in Figure 5-24.
Click Browse, and choose the folder where the document to be uploaded is stored.

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Figure 5-24 Choosing the folder where the document to be uploaded is stored.
Step 5 Click Show Dir. In the displayed dialog box shown in Figure 5-25, select ECC500_P.tar.gz
and click OK.
Figure 5-25 Tftpd32 directory
Step 6 Double click the PuTTY and enter the ECC500 IP address of the ECC500 in Host Name (or
IP address). Select SSH and click Open, as shown in Figure 5-26.

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Figure 5-26 PuTTY configuration
Click Yes if a dialog box is displayed as shown in Figure 5-27.
Figure 5-27 PuTTY security alert
Step 7 Enter root as the user name and admin as the password and click Enter, as shown in Figure
5-28.

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Figure 5-28 Login
Step 8 Type in update and click Enter.

A page is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-29.
Figure 5-29 Upgrade CLI 1
Step 9 Type in setserverip 192.168.1.1, and click Enter.
Enter the IP address based on the site requirement, as 192.168.1.1 is the IP address of the local PC.
CLI refers to command-line interface.
Step 10 Type in uptftp ECC500_P.tar.gz and click Enter, as shown in Figure 5-30.

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Figure 5-30 Upgrade CLI 2
The ECC500 begins to decompress the upgrade package, as shown in Figure 5-31.
Figure 5-31 Decompressing the upgrade package
Step 11 Enter exit to exit the ECC500. Then restart the ECC500 main control module.
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ECC500(PowerCube)
User Manual 6 Appendix
6 Appendix
6.1 ECC technical specifications

Table 6-1 describes the ECC500 technical specifications.
Table 6-1 ECC technical specifications
Category Item Specifications

Environmental Operating temperature 40C to +70C (40F to +158F)
conditions
Storage temperature 45C to +70C (49F to +158F)
Humidity 5%95% RH (non-condensing)
Atmospheric pressure 70106 kPa
Altitude When the altitude is less than or equal to 3000
m (9842.4 ft), the ECC500 works properly.
When the altitude is greater than 3000 m
(9842.4 ft), the temperature decreases by 1C
(1.8F) for each additional 300 m (984.24 ft).
Moisture resistance Damp heat, cyclic: 2565C (77149F), 95%
RH, 48 hours
Others Free from explosives, electro conductive dust,
and corrosive air
Power input Operating voltage 40 V DC to 60 V DC (rated voltage: 48V
DC)
EMC Transmission Class B
disturbance
Radiation disturbance Class B
Electrostatic For the shell:
disturbance Contact discharge: 6 kV
Air discharge: 8 kV (criterion B)
The shell has been powered on before the

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Category Item Specifications

test.
For the conductor in the signal port:
Contact discharge: 2 kV (criterion R)
The conductor has been powered on before
the test.
Transmission 3 V, 0.1580 MHz (criterion A)
disturbance
Radiation disturbance 10 V/m, 80 MHz to 2 GHz (criterion A)
Surge Digital parameter Differential mode: 3 kA
protection Common mode: 5 kA
Analog parameter Differential mode: 3 kA
Common mode: 5 kA
Communications Differential mode: 3 kA
signal Common mode: 5 kA
48 V DC port Differential mode: 2 kA
Common mode: 4 kA
Safety and N/A Components of the main control module and
regulatory the printed circuit board (PCB) comply with
IEC60950-1 and EN60950-1.
Reliability Mean time between 100,000 hours
failures (MTBF)
Annual repair rate < 1%
Service life > 10 years (at least three years in promise)
Water resistance and Cabinet: IP45 or IP55
dust proof levels
Mechanical Dimensions (H x W x 44.5 mm x 220 mm x 440 mm (1.75 in. x
parameters D) 8.66 in. x 17.32 in.)
Weight 5 kg (11.03 lb)

ECC500(PowerCube)
6.2 LCD Menu

Table 6-2 describes the menu hierarchy and parameters.
Table 6-2 LCD menu

Main Second-Level Third-Level Fourth-Level Initial Range and Note
Menu Menu Menu Menu Value Option
First Usyst - - - - -
Iload - - - - -
CtrlMode - - - - -
Sup - - - - -
Ibatt - - - - -
Ua - - - - The menu is
displayed based on
Ub - - - - scenarios.
Uc - - - -
Isolar - - - -
Esolar - - - -
Amb Temp - - - -
Active - - - - - -
Alarm
Historical - - - - - -
alarm
Running Site Summary Syst Ctrl - - - -
Info Mode
Power Mode - - - -
Syst Voltage - - - -
Mains - - - The menu is
Energy displayed based on
scenarios.
Solar Energy - - - The menu is
displayed based on
scenarios.
DC Load - - - -
Consump
Generate - - - -
Energy
AC - - - -
Consumption

ECC500(PowerCube)

Load1 - - - The menu is
Current displayed based on
scenarios.
scenarios.
scenarios.
scenarios.
Load Power - - - The menu is
displayed based on
scenarios.
Load Current - - - The menu is
displayed based on
scenarios.
AC/DC - - - -
Current
Other Energy - - - The menu is
displayed based on
scenarios.
Batt Current - - - -
Ua - - - -
Ub - - - -
Uc - - - -
Ambient - - - -
Temp
Ambient H - - - -
Outdoor - - - -
Temp
Comm Type - - - -
Site IP - - - -
Address
Link State - - - -

ECC500(PowerCube)

Load1 Power - - - The menu is

displayed based on
scenarios.
displayed based on
scenarios.
displayed based on
scenarios.
displayed based on
scenarios.
Consump displayed based on
scenarios.
scenarios.
scenarios.
scenarios.
Battery Running - - - -
State
Voltage - - - -
Current - - - -
Remain - - - -
Capacity
Temperature - - - -
Discharge - - - -
Power
Backup Time - - - The menu is
displayed when
battery strings are
discharging.

ECC500(PowerCube)

Backup Battery Running - - - The menu is

State displayed if a direct
current transform
switch (DTS) is
configured in
scenarios with
advanced cycle
batteries (ACBs).
Voltage - - - The menu is
displayed if a direct
current transform
switch (DTS) is
configured in
scenarios with
advanced cycle
batteries (ACBs).
Current - - - The menu is
current transform
switch (DTS) is
configured in
scenarios with
advanced cycle
batteries (ACBs).
Remain - - - The menu is
Capacity displayed if a direct
current transform
switch (DTS) is
configured in
scenarios with
advanced cycle
batteries (ACBs).
Temperature - - - The menu is
current transform
switch (DTS) is
configured in
scenarios with
advanced cycle
batteries (ACBs).
Discharge - - - The menu is
Power displayed if a direct
current transform
switch (DTS) is
configured in
scenarios with
advanced cycle
batteries (ACBs).

ECC500(PowerCube)

Backup Time - - - The menu is

current transform
switch (DTS) is
configured and
battery strings are
discharging in
scenarios with
advanced cycle
batteries (ACBs).
Rectifier Rectifier 1 to Running State - - The menu is
N displayed based on
Output - - scenarios.
Voltage
Output - -
Current
PSU Address - -
SW Ver - -
SSU Summary Output - - - The menu is
scenarios.
Output - - -
Power
SSU SSU 1 to 20 Running State - - The menu is
displayed based on
Input Voltage - - scenarios.
Output - -
Voltage
Output - -
Current
SSU Address - -
SW Ver - -
PS24V Output - - - The menu is
Summary Voltage displayed based on
scenarios.
Output - - -
Current
PS24V PS24V Running State - - The menu is
Converter 1 displayed based on
to 5 Output - - scenarios.
Voltage
Output - -
Current

ECC500(PowerCube)

24VConv - -
Address
SW Ver - -
ATS 1 Run Mode - - - The menu is
displayed based on
Power Mode - - - scenarios.
Work - - -
Scenario
SW Ver - - -
ATS 2 Run Mode - - - The menu is
displayed based on
Power Mode - - - scenarios.
Work - - -
Scenario
SW Ver - - -
DTS Power Mode - - - The menu is
displayed based on
Run Mode - - - scenarios.
SW Ver - - -
BMU BMU 1 to 32 BMU Address - - The menu is
displayed based on
SW Ver - - scenarios.
DG 1 to 2 Type - - - The menu is
(smart) displayed when
Running - - - smart diesel
State generators are in
use.
Ua - - -
Ub - - -
Uc - - -
Ia - - -
Ib - - -
Ic - - -
Output - - -
Power
AC - - -
Frequency
Batt Voltage - - -

ECC500(PowerCube)

Radiator - - -
Temp
RPM - - -
Fuel - - -
Consump
Run Hours - - -
Cabin Temp - - -
DG 1 to 2 Type - - - The menu is
displayed when
Running - - - common diesel
State generators are in
use.
Ua - - -
Ub - - -
Uc - - -
Ia - - -
Ib - - -
Ic - - -
Output - - -
Power
AC Freq - - -
Batt Voltage - - -
Fuel - - -
Consump
Run Hours - - -
Fuel Tank 1 Remain Fuel - - - The menu is
displayed based on
Fuel Level - - - scenarios.
Fuel Tank 2 Remain Fuel - - - The menu is
displayed based on
Fuel Level - - - scenarios.
Mains Mains State - - - The menu is
displayed if the
Ua - - - mains is available.
Ub - - -
Uc - - -
Ia - - -

ECC500(PowerCube)

Ib - - -
Ic - - -
Active Power - - -
AC Freq - - -
Hex Run State - - - The menu is
displayed based on
Air Outlet - - - scenarios.
Temp
Air Inlet - - -
Temp
O-Cir Fan - - -
Speed
I-Cir Fan - - -
Speed
SW Ver - - -
GPRS Signal - - - The menu is
Strength displayed if general
packet radio service
Total Traffic - - - (GPRS) networking
is supported.
Comm State - - -
SIM Card - - -
State
IP Address - - -
Inventory ECC500 - - - -
DG Interface 1 Maint - - - The menu is
Confirm displayed based on
scenarios.
SW Ver - - -
DG Interface 2 Maint - - - The menu is
Confirm displayed based on
scenarios.
SW Ver - - -
Func Para Load Ctrl Para Maj LVD En - Enable Enable/Disa The menu is
Set ble displayed based on
scenarios.

ECC500(PowerCube)

Maj LVD - 43.4 35.0 to 53.0 Configuration
Volt (Unit: V) parameters vary
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
Min LVD En - Enable Enable/Disa The menu is
ble displayed based on
scenarios.
Min LVD - 44.0 35.0 to 53.0 Configuration
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
Load - Two One The menu is
Number Levels Level/Two displayed based on
Levels/Thre scenarios.
e
Levels/Four
Levels
Load1 LVD - Enable Enable/Disa The menu is
En ble displayed based on
scenarios.
Load1 LVD - 44.0 35.0 to 53.0 Configuration
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
scenarios.

ECC500(PowerCube)

based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
scenarios.
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
scenarios.
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
DG Schedule DG Start - 60 0 to 90 Configuration
Para DOD (Unit: %) parameters vary
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.

ECC500(PowerCube)

Min Chg - 1 (Unit: 0 to 24 The menu is
Time h) displayed based on
scenarios.
Max Chg - 12 (Unit: 1 to 48 Configuration
Time h) parameters vary
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
Start Fail - 4 (Unit: 3 to 10 The menu is
Time min) displayed based on
scenarios.
HT Start En - Disable Enable/Disa
ble
HT Start - 45 (Unit: 30 to 65
Temp degC)
HT Stop - 29 (Unit: 25 to 65
Temp degC)
HT Run - 8 (Unit: 1 to 24
Time h)
LT Start En - Disable Enable/Disa
ble
LT Start - 5 (Unit: -10 to 15
Temp degC)
LT Stop - 20 (Unit: 0 to 25
Temp degC)
LT Run Time - 8 (Unit: 1 to 24
h)
TDO En - Disable Enable/Disa
ble
TDO Time - 22 (Unit: 0 to 23
h)

ECC500(PowerCube)

Run Time to - 6 (Unit: 1 to 12 Configuration
TDO h) parameters vary
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
Soft Start - 1 (Unit: 1 to 5 The menu is
Time min) displayed based on
scenarios.
Dis Time - Disable Enable/Disa
Prot ble
Max Dis - 24 (Unit: 1 to 24
Time h)
TMDS En - Enable Enable/Disa
ble
TMDS - 7 (Unit: 1 to 30
Interval day)
TMDS Time - 15 (Unit: 10 to 300
min)
Mains Ctrl Schedule En - Disable Disable/Ena The menu is
Para ble displayed based on
scenarios.
Mains On - 60 0 to 90
DOD (Unit: %)
Min Chg - 1 (Unit: 0 to 24
Time h)
Max Chg - 12 (Unit: 1 to 48
Time h)
HT Mains - Disable Enable/Disa
On ble
HT On Temp - 45 (Unit: 30 to 65
degC)
HT Off - 29 (Unit: 25 to 65
Temp degC)
HT Run - 8 (Unit: 1 to 24
Time h)
LT Mains On - Disable Enable/Disa
ble

ECC500(PowerCube)

LT On Temp - 5 (Unit: -10 to 15

degC)
LT Off Temp - 20 (Unit: 0 to 25
degC)
LT Run Time - 8 (Unit: 1 to 24
h)
TMO - Disable Enable/Disa
ble
TMO Time - 22 (Unit: 0 to 23
h)
Run Time to - 6 (Unit: 1 to 12
TMO h)
Battery Basic Para Cable Length 1 (Unit: 0 to 100 The menu is
m) displayed based on
scenarios.
Cable CSA 35 (Unit: 6 to 100
mm2)
Rated 490 0 to 5000
Capacity (Unit:
Ah)
Charge Para BC Voltage 56.4 42.0 to 58.0 The menu is
(Unit: V) displayed based on
scenarios.
FC Voltage 53.5 42.0 to 58.0 Configuration
(Unit: V) parameters vary
based on scenarios.
Current Limit 0.10 0.05 to 0.25 These parameters
(Unit: are for deep cycle
C10) battery-As
(DCB-As) that
Over Cur THR 0.25 0.15 to 0.50
apply in scenarios
(Unit:
without solar
C10)
energy.
Timed BC En Enable Enable/Disa The menu is
scenarios.
Timed BC Int 30 (Unit: 30 to 240
day)
Max BC 12 (Unit: 1 to 24
Duration h)
Temp Comp 80 (Unit: 0 to 150
Coef mV/deg
C)

ECC500(PowerCube)

Chg Eff 0.95 0.80 to 1.00

Fast Chg En Enable Enable/Disa This menu can be
ble displayed in
scenarios with fast
cycle batteries
(FCBs) or
environment sensor
interface unit F
(ESU-F).
Disconnect BLVD Enable Enable/Disa The menu is
Para Enabled ble displayed based on
scenarios.
BLVD 43.2 35.0 to 53.0 Configuration
Voltage (Unit: V) parameters vary
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
HT LVD En Disable Enable/Disa The menu is
scenarios.
HT LVD 53 (Unit: 40 to 70 Configuration
Temp degC) parameters vary
based on scenarios.
HT Alarm 50 (Unit: 35 to 70 These parameters
THR degC) are for deep cycle
battery-As
LT Alarm -5 (Unit: -50 to 0
(DCB-As) that
THR degC)
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
Temp-S UL 80 (Unit: 0 to 100 The menu is
degC) displayed based on
scenarios.
Temp-S LL -20 -50 to 0
(Unit:
degC)
Backup Battery Basic Para Cable Length 1 (Unit: 0 to 100 The menu is
m) displayed based on
scenarios.
Cable CSA 35 (Unit: 6 to 100
mm2)

ECC500(PowerCube)

Rated 490 0 to5000
Capacity (Unit:
Ah)
Charge Para BC Voltage 56.4 42.0 to 58.0 The menu is
(Unit: V) displayed based on
scenarios.
FC Voltage 53.5 42.0 to 58.0 Configuration
based on scenarios.
Current Limit 0.10 0.05 to 0.25 These parameters
(Unit: are for deep cycle
C10) battery-As
(DCB-As) that
Over Cur THR 0.25 0.15 to 0.50
apply in scenarios
(Unit:
without solar
C10)
energy.
Timed BC En Enable Enable/Disa The menu is
scenarios.
Timed BC Int 30 (Unit: 30 to240
day)
Max BC 12 (Unit: 1 to 24
Duration h)
Temp Comp 80 (Unit: 0 to 150
Coef mV/deg
C)
Chg Eff 0.95 0.8 to 1
Disconnect BLVD Enable Enable/Disa The menu is
Para Enabled ble displayed based on
scenarios.
BLVD 43.2 35.0 to 53.0 Configuration
Voltage (Unit: V) parameters vary
based on scenarios.
These parameters
are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
HT LVD En Disable Enable/Disa The menu is
scenarios.
HT LVD 53 (Unit: 40 to 70 Configuration
Temp degC) parameters vary

ECC500(PowerCube)

HT Alarm 50 (Unit: 35 to 70 based on scenarios.
THR degC) These parameters
are for deep cycle
LT Alarm -5 (Unit: -50 to 0 battery-As
THR degC) (DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
Temp-S UL 80 (Unit: 0 to 100 The menu is
degC) displayed based on
scenarios.
Temp-S LL -20 -50 to 0
(Unit:
degC)
Comm Para NetWork Network IP IP/GPRS -
Para Mode
IP Address 0.0.0.0 - The menu is
displayed if
Internet Protocol
(IP) networking is
supported.
Subnet Mask 0.0.0.0 - The menu is
displayed if
Internet Protocol
(IP) networking is
supported.
Gateway 0.0.0.0 - The menu is
displayed if
Internet Protocol
(IP) networking is
supported.
APN Name CMNET - The menu is
displayed if GPRS
networking is
supported.
APN Number *99***1 - The menu is
# displayed if GPRS
networking is
supported.
User Name HUAWE - The menu is
I displayed if GPRS
networking is
supported.

ECC500(PowerCube)

User Password < - The menu is

displayed if GPRS
networking is
supported.
Server Para Active NMS 0.0.0.0 - -
IP
Backup NMS 0.0.0.0 - -
IP
Port Number 31220 0 to 65535 -
Host Para Host Addr 27 0 to 30 -
System Para LUI - - English/ -
Language
Set Date - - - -
Set Time - - 00:00 to -
23:59
Set Time - - - -
Zone
Save As Def - Yes Yes -
Set
Restore Def - Yes Yes -
Set
Restore FTY - Yes Yes -
Set
Log Off - Yes Yes -
Site ID - SMU_SI - -
TE
LCD - 5 0 to 10 -
Contrast
Device Site Summary Control - Auto Manual/Aut -
Para Set Mode o
Battery Type - DCB-A DCB-A/DC The menu is not
B-B/SCB/F displayed in
CB scenarios with
advanced cycle
batteries (ACBs).
(ACBs can be
identified
automatically and
no setting is
required.)

ECC500(PowerCube)

DG Cfg - Single Single -
Mode DG DG/Primar
y and
Sec/Inter-B
ackup/Back
up DG/No
DG
Tank - 1 1-2 The menu is
Number displayed based on
primary and
Sec/Inter-Backup
scenarios.
DG Control - Cycle Cycle -
Mode Mode Mode/Tradi
tional Mode
AC UV THR - 80.0 0.0 to 90.0 -
(Unit: %)
AC OV THR - 130.0 110.0 to -
(Unit: %) 200.0
DC OV THR - 58.5 57.0 to 60.0 Configuration
based on scenarios.
DC UV THR - 45.0 35.0 to 56.0 These parameters
(Unit: V) are for deep cycle
battery-As
(DCB-As) that
apply in scenarios
without solar
energy.
Amb HT - 50 (Unit: 40 to 100 -
Alm THR degC)
Amb LT Alm - 0 (Unit: -50 to 100 -
THR degC)
Amb HH - 80 0 to 100 -
Alm THR (Unit: %)
Amb LH - 10 0 to 100 -
Alm THR (Unit: %)
Temp-S UL - 80 (Unit: 0 to 100 -
degC)
Temp-S LL - -20 -50 to 0 -
(Unit:
degC)

ECC500(PowerCube)

H Sensor UL - 100 0 to 100 -

(Unit: %)
H Sensor LL - 0 0 to 100 -
(Unit: %)
Door Alm - Open Open/Close -
Level
Smoke Alm - Close Open/Close -
Level
Water Alm - Close Open/Close -
Level
GPRS DI1 - Close Open/Close The menu is
Cond displayed when
GPRS are in use.
Cond displayed when
GPRS are in use.
Cond displayed when
GPRS are in use.
Cond displayed when
GPRS are in use.
Cond displayed when
GPRS are in use.
Cond displayed when
GPRS are in use.
ATS 1 Work - Mains+D Mains+DG/ The menu is
Scenario G DG2+DG1 displayed based on
scenarios.
Mains OVT - 140 100 to 159
(Unit: %)
Mains UVT - 39 39 to 100
(Unit: %)
DG OVT - 125 100 to 140
(Unit: %)
DG UVT - 87 70 to 100
(Unit: %)
ATS 2 Work - Mains+D Mains+DG/ The menu is
Scenario G DG2+DG1 displayed based on

ECC500(PowerCube)

Mains OVT - 140 100 to 159 scenarios.

(Unit: %)
Mains UVT - 39 39 to 100
(Unit: %)
DG OVT - 125 100 to 140
(Unit: %)
DG UVT - 87 70 to 100
(Unit: %)
DTS Backup Batt - Enable Enable/Disa The menu is
scenarios.
DG 1 to 2 Rated Volt - 230 80 to 500 The menu is
Ph-N (Unit: V) displayed when
common diesel
Rated Power - 5.0 2.0 to generators are in
(Unit: 5000.0 use.
kW)
Over Volt - 120 110 to 200
Prot (Unit: %)
Under Volt - 80 0 to 90
Prot (Unit: %)
Batt - 9.0 8.0 to 24.0
Undervolt (Unit: V)
Routine - 250 50 to 1000
Maint Per (Unit: h)
Timed Maint - 90 (Unit: 1 to 365
Per day)
First Maint - 50 (Unit: 50 to 250
Msg h)
DG 1 to 2 AC Power - AMF:3P 3Ph4Wire/3 The menu is
(smart) Mode h3Wire/ Ph3Wire/Sp displayed when
GMU:3P lit Ph/Mono smart diesel
h4Wire Ph generators are in
use.
Rated Volt - 230 80 to 500
Ph-N (Unit: V)
Rated - 19 (Unit: 1 to 10000
Current A)
Rated Freq - 50 (Unit: 45 to 65
Hz)

ECC500(PowerCube)

Rated RPM - 1500 100 to 4000

(Unit:
r/min)
CT Ratio - 50(Unit: 1 to 500
/5A)
Rated Power - 5.0 2.0 to
(Unit: 5000.0
kW)
Over Volt - 120 110 to 200
Prot (Unit: %)
Under Volt - 80 0 to 90
Prot (Unit: %)
Over Freq - 110.0 85.0 to
Prot (Unit: %) 150.0
Under Freq - 94.0 0.0 to 110.0
Prot (Unit: %)
Volt Unbal - 10 1 to 200
Prot (Unit: %)
Cur Unbal - 70 1 to 200
Prot (Unit: %)
Batt - 9.0 8.0 to 24.0
Undervolt (Unit: V)
Overload - 115 0 to 200
Prot (Unit: %)
Short Cur - 200 100 to 500
Prot (Unit: %)
Auto Add Oil - No No/Yes
Daily Maint - 250 50 to 1000
Per (Unit: h)
Timed Maint - 90 (Unit: 1 to 365
Per day)
First Maint - 50 (Unit: 50 to 250
Msg h)
Fuel Tank 1 Tank Type - Vertical Vertical -
Column Column/Ho
rizontal
Column/Cu
boid/Abnor
mity

ECC500(PowerCube)

Tank CSA - 1.00 0.00 to -

(Unit: 10.00
m2)
Tank Length - 1.50 0.50 to The menu is
(Unit: m) 20.00 displayed if the fuel
tank is a horizontal
cylinder in shape.
Fuel Level - 300.0 0.0 to -
UL (Unit: 1000.0
cm)
LL (Unit: 1000.0
cm)
Low Fuel - 15.0 0.0 to 50.0 -
THR (Unit: %)
Refuel THR - 20.0 0.0 to 50.0 -
(Unit: %)
Level Chg - 3.0 1.0 to -
Alarm (Unit: 1000.0
cm)
Level Chg - 10.0 1.0 to 60.0 -
Time (Unit:
min)
Level Filt - 30(Unit: 5 to 1440 -
Time min)
Fuel Tank 2 Tank Type - Vertical Vertical -
Column Column/Ho
rizontal
Column/Cu
boid/Abnor
mity
Tank CSA - 1.00 0.00 to -
(Unit: 10.00
m2)
Tank Length - 1.50 0.50 to The menu is
(Unit: m) 20.00 displayed if the fuel
tank is a horizontal
cylinder in shape.
UL (Unit: 1000.0
cm)

ECC500(PowerCube)

LL (Unit: 1000.0
cm)
Low Fuel - 15.0 0.0 to 50.0 -
THR (Unit: %)
Refuel THR - 20.0 0.0 to 50.0 -
(Unit: %)
Level Chg - 3.0 1.0 to -
Alarm (Unit: 1000.0
cm)
Level Chg - 10.0 1.0 to 60.0 -
Time (Unit:
min)
Level Filt - 30(Unit: 5 to 1440 -
Time min)
DG Interface 1 Pump Run - 7 (Unit: 2 to 30 The menu is
Time s) displayed based on
scenarios.
Fuel Clean - 2 (Unit: 1 to 50
Per h)
Fuel-S Type - Resistanc Current/Res
e istance
DG Interface 2 Pump Run - 7 (Unit: 2 to 30 The menu is
Time s) displayed based on
scenarios.
Fuel Clean - 2 (Unit: 1 to 50
Per h)
Fuel-S Type - Resistanc Current/Res
e istance
Control Site Summary Smoke Reset - Yes Yes -
Clr BatTmp - Yes Yes The menu is
Lost displayed based on
scenarios.
Clr EnvTmp - Yes Yes
Lost
Clr OutTmp - Yes Yes
Lost
Battery BC/FC - Float Float The menu is
Control Charge Charge/Boo displayed based on
st Charge scenarios.
On/Off - ON ON/OFF
Control

ECC500(PowerCube)

Backup Battery BC/FC - Float Float The menu is

Control Charge Charge/Boo displayed based on
st Charge scenarios.
On/Off - ON ON/OFF
Control
Rectifier On/Off - On On/Off The menu is
Summary Control displayed based on
scenarios.
Reset - Yes Yes
Clear Lost - Yes Yes
Alm
Rectifier Rectifier 1 to On/Off On On/Off The menu is
N Control displayed based on
scenarios.
Reset Yes Yes
SSU Summary On/Off - On On/Off The menu is
Control displayed based on
scenarios.
Reset - Yes Yes
Alm
SSU SSU 1 to 20 On/Off On On/Off The menu is
scenarios.
Reset Yes Yes
24V Conv Sum On/Off - On On/Off The menu is
scenarios.
Alm
24V Converter 24V On/Off On On/Off The menu is
Converter 1 Control displayed based on
to 5 scenarios.
ATS 1 Reset - Reset Reset The menu is
displayed based on
Cold Start - Reset Reset scenarios.
ATS 2 Reset - Reset Reset The menu is
displayed based on
Cold Start - Reset Reset scenarios.
DTS Reset - Reset Reset The menu is
displayed based on
scenarios.

ECC500(PowerCube)

BMU BMU 1 to 32 Reset Yes Yes The menu is

displayed based on
scenarios.
DG 1 On/Off - On On/Off The menu is
scenarios.
Fault Reset - Yes Yes
Maint - Yes Yes
Confirm
DG 2 On/Off - On On/Off The menu is
scenarios.
Fault Reset - Yes Yes
Maint - Yes Yes
Confirm
Load Control Maj Load - Load ON Load The menu is
Ctrl ON/Load displayed based on
OFF scenarios.
Min Load - Load ON Load The menu is
OFF scenarios.
Ld1 LVD - Load ON Load The menu is
OFF scenarios.
OFF scenarios.
OFF scenarios.
OFF scenarios.
Clr History - - Yes Yes -
Alm
System ACB Check Start Check - No Yes/No -
Check
DG Check Start Check - No Yes/No -
NOTE
The LCD Menu is dynamically changed due to different configurations. The above table is only for
reference, and the detailed information is based on the ECC500 LCD Menu you use.

ECC500(PowerCube)
6.3 ECC500 Alarms and Troubleshooting Measures

Table 6-3 ECC500 alarms and troubleshooting measures
Alarm Type Alarm Alarm Alarm Possible Repair Impact on

Name on Name on Explanation Cause Proposal the System
the LCD the WebUI
Hybrid Mains Fail Mains Fail A mains 1. A mains 1. Wait for The system
power system outage outage normal may not
occurs. occurs. mains. supply power
2. The 2. Repair to loads
mains mains because the
circuit is power mains supply
abnormal. supply is
circuits. disconnected.
3. The
mains 3. Check the
switch is mains
disconnec switch.
ted.
Lose Phase Mains Lose Mains 1. The 1. Repair The
Phase open-phase circuit is mains three-phase
occurs. abnormal. power voltage is
2. The supply uneven, and
power circuits. the system
equipmen 2. Repair the power is
t is faulty. power reduced.
equipmen
t.
Overvoltage Mains The mains 1. The 1. Repair 1. The
Overvoltage voltage is power mains system
higher than equipmen power may be
the specified t is supply protected
overvoltage abnormal. circuits. against
threshold. 2. The 2. Repair the overvolta
electric power ge and the
grid equipmen mains
fluctuates. t. supply
may be
3. A live 3. Connect disconnec
wire is AC power ted.
misconne input
cted to cables 2. The
another correctly. system
live wire equipmen
instead of t may be
the damaged.
neutral
wire.
Undervoltage Mains The mains 1. The 1. Repair 1. Undervolt
Undervoltage voltage power mains age
is lower than equipmen power protection

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the specified t is supply for the
overvoltage abnormal. circuits. system
threshold. 2. The 2. Repair the may be
electric power triggered,
grid equipmen and
fluctuates. t. AC-DC
converters
are shut
down.
2. The
system
output
power is
derated,
and the
system
power is
reduced.
3. The
system
may not
supply
power to
loads.
Chg Charge AC power is 1. Storage 1. Replace 1. Battery
Abnormal Abnormal supplied. batteries storage strings
After the are batteries. cannot be
storage damaged. 2. Connect charged.
battery is 2. Battery battery 2. System
charged for cables are cables power
10 minutes, loose. correctly. backup is
the battery affected.
voltage is
lower than 3. The
that of system
the depth of may not
discharge supply
(DOD) when power to
the diesel loads.
generator
(D.G.) is
started.
Syst System The system A power Replace the 1. Storage
OverVolt Overvoltage DC busbar supply unit faulty PSU. batteries
voltage is (PSU) is may be
higher than faulty. damaged.
the specified 2. Loads
overvoltage may be
alarm

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threshold. damaged.
Syst System The system The battery Charge The system
UnderVolt Undervoltage DC busbar voltage is storage may not
voltage less than the batteries. supply power
is lower than minimum to loads due
the specified value. to an
overvoltage insufficient
alarm power
threshold. supply.
Batt LVD Battery LVD The system The battery Charge The system
DC busbar voltage is storage may not
voltage is less than the batteries. supply power
lower than minimum to loads.
the specified value.
battery low
voltage
disconnectio
n (BLVD)
threshold.
Batt HTD Battery High The battery 1. The 1. Restore The system
Temperature temperature battery the may not
Disconnected is higher than temperatu current supply power
(HTD) the battery re is high. temperatu to loads.
disconnectio 2. The re to a
n threshold at battery normal
a high temperatu range.
temperature. re sensor 2. Check
is faulty. that the
ambient
temperatu
re is as
specified.
3. Connect a
cable to
the
temperatu
re sensor
correctly
or replace
the
current
temperatu
re sensor.
Batt RCD Battery The BLVD is The BLVD is Connect The system
Remote controlled controlled storage may not
Control manually on manually on batteries on supply power
Disconnected the host. the host. the host. to loads.

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Batt Loop1 Battery Battery loop 1. Battery 1. Replace The system
Alm Loop1 1 is fuse 1 is battery may not
Disconnected disconnected. blown. fuse 1. supply power
2. The 2. Replace to loads
battery the DC because
contactor power storage
is faulty. distributio batteries
n subrack. cannot be
3. The charged
battery properly.
contactor
cannot be
closed.
Batt Loop2 Battery Battery 1. Battery 1. Replace The system
Alm Loop2 loop 2 is fuse 2 is battery may not
Disconnected disconnected. blown. fuse 1. supply power
2. The 2. Replace to loads
battery the DC because
contactor power storage
is faulty distributio batteries
and the n subrack. cannot be
contactor charged
cannot be properly.
closed.
Maj Ld Cont Major Load The The Replace the The load may
Alm Contactor connection/di contactor is primary load be
Fault sconnection faulty. contactor or disconnected.
status and power
control status distribution
of a primary unit.
load
contactor are
inconsistent.
Min Ld Cont Minor Load The The contactor Replace The load may
Alm Contactor connection/di is faulty. the secondary be
Fault sconnection load disconnected.
status and contactor or
control status power
of a distribution
secondary unit.
load
contactor are
inconsistent.
Manual System The system Parameters After manual Certain
Control Manual control status are set operation, normal
Control is set to manually. restore the automatic
manual current status control
control. to the functions

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automatic may be
control disabled.
status.
No SIM Card No SIM Card The SIM 1. The SIM 1. Reinstall The system
card is card is the SIM cannot
removed. removed. card communicate
2. The SIM properly. with the
card is not 2. Replace element
installed the SIM management
properly. card. system
(EMS) by
3. The SIM general
card is packet radio
damaged. service
(GPRS) or
short
messages.
Force Batt Battery The forcible The forcible It is Storage
On Forcible On battery battery recommende batteries
power-on power-on d that the cannot be
switch is switch is still switch be disconnected.
connected in connected. disconnected
the direct to
current NORMAL.
distribution
unit
(DCDU).
Batt Reverse Reverse The battery Cables are Connect Storage
Battery terminals are not power cables batteries
Connection connected connected to correctly. cannot be
reversely. storage connected.
batteries
properly.
Ld Fuse Alm Load Fuse The load 1. The load Switch on the All loads
Broken circuit circuit load circuit connected to
breaker trips. breaker is breaker. the load route
left are
switched disconnected.
off.
2. The load
circuit
breaker
trips due
to
overcurre
nt
protection
.

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Ld1 Fuse Load 1 Fuse The load 1. The load Switch on the All loads
Alm Broken circuit circuit load circuit connected to
left are
off.
2. The load
circuit
breaker
trips due
to
overcurre
nt
protection
.
left are
off.
2. The load
circuit
breaker
trips due
to
overcurre
nt
protection
.
left are
off.
2. The load
circuit
breaker
trips due
to
overcurre
nt
protection
.
breaker is the load route

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breaker trips. left breaker. are
off.
2. The load
circuit
breaker
trips due
to
overcurre
nt
protection
.
Maj Ld Fuse Major Load The load 1. The load Switch on the All loads
Alm Fuse Broken circuit circuit load circuit connected to
left are
off.
2. The load
circuit
breaker
trips due
to
overcurre
nt
protection
.
Min Ld Fuse Minor Load The load 1. The load Switch on the All loads
Alm Fuse Broken circuit circuit load circuit connected to
left are
off.
2. The load
circuit
breaker
trips due
to
overcurre
nt
protection
.
DC SPD DC SPD The DC The DC SPD Replace the The DC
Fault Fault surge at the busbar DC SPD or surge
protection is damaged connect the protection
device (SPD) or a cable is cable function is
at the busbar not properly. disabled.
is faulty. connected

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properly.
Min LLVD Minor Load The busbar The battery Charge All loads
Low Voltage voltage is voltage is storage connected to
Disconnected lower than less than the batteries. the load route
the specified minimum are
load low value. disconnected.
voltage
disconnectio
n (LLVD)
threshold.
Min Ld RCD Minor Load The LLVD is The LLVD is Control the All loads
Remote controlled controlled LLVD on the connected to
Control manually on manually on host. the load route
Disconnected the host. the host. are
(RCD) disconnected.
Maj LLVD Major Load The busbar The battery Charge All loads
Low Voltage voltage is voltage is storage connected to
Disconnected lower than less than the batteries. the load route
BLVD value. disconnected.
threshold.
Maj Ld RCD Major Load The BLVD is The BLVD is Control the All loads
Remote controlled controlled BLVD on the connected to
(RCD) disconnected.
Batt Temp Battery The The Repair the Storage
Alm Cabinet temperature temperature temperature batteries may
Temperature control control control be damaged
Control system of the system is system due to
battery faulty. immediately. overtemperat
cabinet is ure. The
faulty. system may
not supply
power to
loads due to
battery
disconnectio
n.
DG Charger DG Charger The charger The charger Repair or The D.G.
Alm Fault for the D.G. is faulty. replace the may not be
storage charger started
battery is immediately. because the
faulty. D.G. storage
battery
cannot be

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DG Charger DG Charger After the The charger Wait for The D.G.
Prot Protection charger for for the D.G. protection may not be
the D.G. storage recovery. started
storage battery is because the
battery is faulty. D.G. storage
protected, the battery
storage cannot be
batteries charged.
cannot be
charged.
DGC Comm DG Charger Communicati The Connect the The system
Fail Communicati on with the communicati communicati cannot
on Failure charger for ons cable to ons cable monitor the
the D.G. the charger properly. charger for
storage for the D.G. the D.G.
battery is storage storage
interrupted. battery is battery.
disconnected.
No Batt Battery The battery A cable to Connect the Storage
Temp-S Temperature temperature the battery cable batteries
Sensor Not sensor cannot temperature properly or cannot be
Detected be sensor is replace the protected
monitored. loose or sensor against
damaged. immediately. overtemperat
ure because
battery
temperatures
cannot be
monitored.
No Amb Ambient The A cable to Connect the The
Temp-S Temperature operating tem the operating cable operating
Sensor Not perature temperature properly or temperature
Detected sensor cannot sensor is replace the cannot be
be loose or sensor monitored.
monitored. damaged. immediately.
No Outdr Outdoor The outdoor A cable to Connect the The outdoor
Temp-S Temperature ambient the cable ambient temp
Sensor Not temperature outdoor ambi properly or erature
Detected sensor cannot ent replace the cannot be
be temperature sensor monitored.
monitored. sensor is immediately.
loose or
damaged.
Load 1 LVD Load 1 LVD The busbar The battery Charge All loads
voltage is voltage is storage connected to
lower than less than the the load route

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the specified minimum batteries. are
LLVD1 value. disconnected.
threshold.
Load 1 RCD Load 1 The LLVD is The LLVD is Control the All loads
disconnected.
lower than less than the batteries. the load route
threshold.
disconnected.
threshold.
disconnected.
threshold.
disconnected.
Environment High Temp High The system 1. The 1. Restore The system
power system Ambient operating ambient the may be
Temperature temperature temperatu current affected.
is higher than re is high. temperatu

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the specified 2. The re to a
alarm temperatu normal
threshold. re control range.
system is 2. Repair the
faulty. temperatu
re control
system to
the
normal
status.
Low Temp Low The system The system 1. Restore The system
Ambient operating operating the may be
Temperature temperature temperature current affected.
is lower than is low. temperatu
the specified re to a
alarm normal
threshold. range.
2. Repair the
temperatu
re control
system to
the
normal
status.
High High The system The system 1. Restore The system
Humidity Ambient operating operating the may be
Humidity humidity is humidity is current affected.
higher than high. humidity
the specified to a
alarm normal
threshold. range.
2. Repair the
temperatu
re control
system to
the
normal
status.
Low Low The system The system Restore the N/A
Humidity Ambient ambient operating current
Humidity humidity is humidity is humidity to a
lower than low. normal
the specified range.
alarm
threshold.
Smart D.G. Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. A cable is 1. Connect The system
on Failure on between faulty. the cable cannot

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the D.G. 2. Communi properly. monitor or
controller cations 2. Replace control the
and the ports are the base D.G.
monitoring damaged. IO board
unit is 3. The D.G. of the
abnormal. controller monitorin
is faulty. g unit.
3. Replace
the D.G.
controller.
Start Fail Start Failure The D.G. 1. The D.G. 1. Repair or The system
cannot be is faulty. reset the may not
started. 2. The D.G. D.G. supply power
control control to loads.
cable is panel.
loose. 2. Connect
3. The D.G. the D.G.
battery control
voltage is cable
low or the correctly.
D.G. 3. Charge or
storage replace
battery is the D.G.
damaged. storage
4. The D.G. battery.
does not 4. Enable
run for a the timing
long time. D.G.
5. The D.G. maintenan
is lack of ce and
fuel. startup
function.
5. Add fuel.
Stop Fail Stop Failure The D.G. The D.G. Connect the Fuel
cannot be control cable D.G. control consumption
shut down. is loose. cable is increased.
correctly.
Low Batt Low Battery The D.G. 1. The 1. Replace Reliable
Volt Voltage storage storage the D.G. power supply
battery battery is storage to the system
voltage is damaged. battery. is affected
lower than 2. The 2. Charge because the
the specified storage the D.G. may fail
alarm battery is storage to be started.
threshold. not battery.
charged 3. Replace
for a long

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time. the
3. The battery
battery charger.
charger is 4. Enable
damaged. the timing
4. The D.G. D.G.
does not maintenan
run for a ce and
long time. startup
function.
Low Oil-P Low Oil Low D.G. Engine oil is Add engine Great
Alm Pressure engine oil not added to oil. damages are
pressure the D.G. for a caused to the
long time. D.G.
Low Oil-P Low Oil D.G. engine Engine oil is Add engine Reliable
Prot Pressure oil pressure not added to oil. power supply
Protection protection the D.G. for a to the system
long time. is affected
because the
D.G. may fail
to be started.
Water HT High Water The The coolant 1. Add Reliable
Alm Temperature temperature is insufficient coolants. power supply
of water in or the D.G. 2. Repair the to the system
the D.G. is cooling cooling may be
high. system is system. affected.
faulty.
Water HT High Water The The coolant 1. Add Reliable
Prot Temperature temperature is insufficient coolants. power supply
Protection of water in or the D.G. 2. Repair the to the system
the D.G. is cooling cooling is affected
high. system is system. because the
faulty. D.G. is shut
down.
Overload Overload The load The load Reduce the Reliable
Prot Protection current is power is load power. power supply
higher than greater than to the system
the specified the maximum is affected
output value. because the
overload D.G. is shut
threshold of down.
the D.G.
Over Volt Output The output The D.G. is Repair the Reliable
Prot Overvoltage voltage is faulty. D.G. power supply
Protection higher than to the system
the specified is affected

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output because the
overvoltage D.G. is shut
threshold of down.
the D.G.
Under Volt Output The output The D.G. is Repair the Reliable
Prot Undervoltage voltage is faulty. D.G. power supply
Protection lower than to the system
output because the
overvoltage D.G. is shut
threshold of down.
the D.G.
Overspeed Overspeed The D.G. The D.G. is Repair the Reliable
Prot Protection rotational faulty. D.G. power supply
speed to the system
exceeds the is affected
protection because the
threshold. D.G. is shut
down.
Daily Maint Daily The D.G. D.G. routine Perform The D.G.
Maintenance routine maintenance routine does not run
Alarm maintenance is not maintenance properly.
time arrives. performed once.
for a long
time.
First Maint First The first First mainten Perform the The D.G.
Maintenance D.G. ance of the first D.G. does not run
Alarm maintenance D.G. is not maintenance. properly.
time arrives. performed.
Maint Cycle Daily The D.G. The D.G. Set The D.G.
Err Maintenance routine routine parameters maintenance
Cycle Setting maintenance maintenance correctly. prompt
Error period is period is Modify the function is
incorrectly incorrectly parameters affected.
set. set. based on the
D.G. manual.
Timed Maint Timed The Scheduled Perform sche The D.G.
Maintenance scheduled maintenance duled does not run
Alarm D.G. is not maintenance properly.
maintenance performed once.
time arrives. for a long
time.
Door Alarm DG Door The cabinet The cabinet 1. Check the The cabinet
Alarm door of the door of the cabinet door of the
D.G. set is D.G. set is door of D.G. set is
opened. opened or the D.G. opened.

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cables to the set.
sensor at the 2. Check the
door are door
loose. status
sensor.
3. If
maintenan
ce
personnel
open the
door,
ignore the
generated
alarm.
Low Water Low Water The water The water Add water or The D.G.
Alm Level Alarm level in the level in the repair the cannot
D.G. water D.G. water water tank. dissipate heat
tank is lower tank is low or properly.
than the the water
threshold. tank leaks
out.
L Aux Sump Low The oil level The oil level Add engine The
Oil Auxiliary in the engine of the engine oil. 1000-hour
Sump Oil oil tank is oil tank is maintenance-
Level lower than low. free function
the threshold. is affected.
Stop Stop D.G. 1. The D.G. 1. Check Reliable
Exception Exception shutdown is is faulty. and repair power supply
Alarm caused by 2. Maintena the D.G. to the system
unknown nce 2. If is affected
causes personnel maintenan because AC
instead of are ce power input
controlled by controllin personnel may fail.
the system. g the D.G. shut down
the D.G.,
ignore the
generated
alarm.
Start Start D.G. startup 1. The D.G. 1. Check Fuel
Exception Exception is caused by is faulty. and repair consumption
Alarm unknown 2. Maintena the D.G. may be
causes nce 2. If increased,
instead of personnel maintenan and energies
controlled by are ce are wasted.
the system. controllin personnel
g the D.G. start the
D.G.,

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ignore the
generated
alarm.
No Batt Battery Not The D.G. The D.G. Install a new Reliable
Detected storage storage D.G. storage power supply
battery is battery is battery to the system
stolen. stolen. immediately. is affected
because the
D.G. cannot
be started.
D.G. Start Fail Start Failure The D.G. 1. The D.G. 1. Repair or The system
cannot be is faulty. reset the may not
started. 2. A D.G. D.G. supply power
control control to loads.
cable is panel.
loose. 2. Connect
3. The D.G. the D.G.
battery control
voltage is cable
low or the correctly.
storage 3. Charge or
battery is replace
damaged. the D.G.
4. The D.G. storage
does not battery.
run for a 4. Enable
long time. the
5. The D.G. scheduled
is lack of D.G.
fuel. maintenan
ce and
startup
function.
5. Add fuel.
Stop Fail Stop Failure The D.G. A D.G. Connect the System fuel
cannot be control cable D.G. control consumption
shut down. is loose. cable is increased.
correctly.
Low Batt Low Battery The D.G. 1. The D.G. 1. Replace Reliable
Volt Voltage storage storage the D.G. power supply
battery battery is storage to the system
voltage is damaged. battery. is affected
lower than 2. The 2. Charge because the
the specified storage the D.G. may fail
alarm battery is storage to be started.
threshold. not battery.
charged

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for a long 3. Replace
time. the
3. The battery
battery charger.
charger is 4. Enable
damaged. the
4. The D.G. scheduled
does not D.G.
run for a maintenan
long time. ce and
startup
function.
Door Alarm DG Door The cabinet The cabinet 1. Check the Cabinet
Alarm door of the door of the cabinet doors of the
D.G. set is D.G. set is door of D.G. are
opened. opened or a the D.G. opened.
cable to the set.
sensor at the 2. Check the
door is not door
connected status
properly. sensor.
3. If
maintenan
ce
personnel
open the
door,
ignore the
generated
alarm.
Over Volt Output The output The D.G. is Repair the Reliable
Alm Overvoltage voltage is faulty. D.G. power supply
Alarm higher than to the system
output because the
overvoltage D.G. may be
threshold of shut down.
the D.G.
Under Volt Output The output The D.G. is Repair the Reliable
Alm Undervoltage voltage is faulty. D.G. power supply
Alarm lower than to the system
output because the
overvoltage D.G. may be
threshold of shut down.
the D.G.
Lose Phase DG Lose D.G. 1. The 1. Connect AC power is

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Phase open-phase circuit is the cable not supplied
occurs. abnormal. correctly. because the
2. The D.G. 2. Repair the D.G. may be
is faulty. D.G. shut down
against
protection.
Stop Stop D.G. 1. The D.G. 1. Repair the Reliable
Exception Exception shutdown is is faulty. D.G. power supply
Alarm caused by 2. Maintena 2. If to the system
unknown nce maintenan is affected
causes personnel ce because AC
instead of are personnel power input
controlled by controllin shut down is not
the system. g the D.G. the D.G., supplied.
ignore the
generated
alarm.
Start Start D.G. startup 1. The D.G. 1. Check Fuel
Exception Exception is caused by is faulty. and repair consumption
Alarm unknown 2. Maintena the D.G. may be
causes nce 2. If increased,
instead of personnel maintenan and energies
controlled by are ce are wasted.
the system. controllin personnel
g the D.G. start the
D.G.,
ignore the
generated
alarm.
No Batt Battery Not The D.G. The D.G. Install a new Reliable
Detected storage storage storage power supply
battery is battery is battery to the system
stolen. stolen. immediately. is affected
because the
D.G. cannot
be started.
Daily Maint Daily The D.G. D.G. routine Perform The service
Maintenance routine maintenance routine life of the
Alarm maintenance is not maintenance D.G. is
time arrives. performed once. affected.
for a long
time.
Timed Maint Timed The D.G. Scheduled Perform The D.G.
Maintenance scheduled maintenance scheduled does not run
Alarm maintenance is not maintenance properly.
time arrives. performed once.
for a long

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Fuel tank Low Fuel Low Fuel The fuel The D.G. is 1. Add more Reliable
Level Level level of the lack of fuel. fuel into power supply
fuel tank is the fuel to the system
lower than tank. is affected
the specified 2. Check the because the
alarm low fuel D.G. may be
threshold. level shut down.
threshold.
3. Check
whether
the fuel
level
sensor
type is
correct.
4. Check
whether t
he upper
threshold
of the fuel
level is
correct.
Refuel Warn Refuel The fuel The D.G. is Add more Reliable
Prewarning level of the lack of fuel. fuel into the power supply
fuel tank is fuel tank. to the system
lower than is affected
the fuel because the
level threshol D.G. cannot
d for fuel be started.
adding.
Fuel Level Fuel Level Abnormal Fuel is added Wait for Fuel may be
Exc Exception fuel level in or stolen. alarm stolen.
the fuel tank, clearing.
that is,
beyond the
normal fuel
consumption.
Fuel Adding Fuel Adding Fuel is being Fuel is being Wait for A prompt to
added. added. alarm add fuel
clearing. appears.
Water in Fuel Water in Fuel There is The fuel Clear water D.G. startup
water at the quality is at the bottom is affected.
bottom of the poor and too of the fuel
fuel tank. much water tank.
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Filler Alm Filler Sensor The cover of 1. Fuel is 1. Check Fuel may be
Alarm the filler port being whether stolen or is
of the fuel added or the fuel being added.
tank is the fuel tank
opened. tank cover is
cover is closed.
left 2. Check
opened cables
after fuel connected
adding. to the
2. Cables to sensor.
the sensor
are not
connected
properly.
Batteries Batt Over Battery The battery The PSU is Replace Storage
Volt Overvoltage voltage is faulty. faulty PSUs. batteries may
greater than be damaged.
the maximum Loads may
value. be damaged.
Batt Under Battery The battery The battery Charge The system
Volt Undervoltage voltage is voltage is storage may not
less than the less than the batteries. supply power
minimum minimum to loads due
value. value. to an
insufficient
power
supply.
Batt High High Battery The battery 1. The 1. Restore The battery
Temp Temperature temperature battery the service life is
is higher than ambient current affected
the specified temperatu temperatu because
alarm re is high. re to a storage
threshold. 2. The normal batteries run
battery range. at a high
temperatu 2. Replace temperature
re sensor the for a long
is battery time.
damaged. temperatu
3. The re sensor.
charge 3. Check
and whether
discharge the
currents battery
are high. charge
current

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limiting
threshold
is
reasonabl
e.
Batt Low Low Battery The battery 1. The 1. Restore The battery
is lower than ambient current affected
alarm re is low. re to a storage
battery range. at a low
is battery time.
damaged. temperatu
re sensor.
Chg Charge The battery 1. The 1. Correct The battery
Overcurrent Overcurrent charge charge the service life is
Alarm current is overcurre battery affected.
higher than nt alarm overcurre
the specified threshold nt alarm
alarm may be threshold.
threshold. unreasona 2. Correct
ble. the
2. The battery
battery capacity.
capacity
may be
incorrectl
y set.
Batt OVP Overvoltage The battery The PSU is Replace
Protection voltage is faulty. faulty PSUs.
greater than
the maximum
value.
Batt UVP Undervoltage The battery The battery Charge The system
Protection voltage is voltage is storage may not
less than the less than the batteries. supply power
minimum minimum to loads due
value. value. to an
insufficient
power
supply.
High Temp High The battery 1. The 1. Restore The battery
Prot Temperature temperature battery the service life is
Protection is higher than ambient current affected

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the LCD the WebUI
is battery time.
damaged. temperatu
3. The re sensor.
charge 3. Check
and whether
discharge the
currents battery
are high. charge
current
limiting
threshold
is
reasonabl
e.
Low Temp Low The battery The Restore the The battery
Prot Temperature temperature temperature current service life is
Protection is lower than around temperature affected
the specified storage to a normal because
alarm batteries is range. storage
threshold. low. Replace the batteries run
The battery battery at a low
temperature temperature temperature
sensor is sensor. for a long
damaged. time.
Charge OCP Charge The battery 1. The 1. Correct The battery

Overcurrent charge charge the service life is
Protection current is overcurre battery affected.
ble. the
2. The battery
battery capacity.
capacity
may be
incorrectl
y set.
Dis Discharge The battery The load Check the Reliable
Overcurrent Overcurrent discharge power is number of power supply
Alarm current is greater than effective to the system
greater than the maximum battery is affected,

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the LCD the WebUI
the maximum value. management and storage
value. units batteries
(BMUs). cannot
supply power
to the system.
Discharge Discharge The battery The load Check the Reliable
OCP Overcurrent discharge power is number of power supply
Protection current is greater than effective to the system
greater than the maximum BMUs. is affected,
the maximum value. and storage
value. batteries may
be
disconnected.
Backup Batt High High Battery The battery 1. The 1. Restore The battery
Batteries Temp Temperature temperature battery the service life is
is higher than ambient current affected
battery range. at a high
is battery time.
damaged. temperatu
3. The re sensor.
charge 3. Check
and whether
discharge the
currents battery
are high. charge
current
limiting
threshold
is
reasonabl
e.
Batt Low Low Battery The battery 1. The 1. Restore The battery
is lower than ambient current affected
alarm re is low. re to a storage
is battery time.
damaged. temperatu
re sensor.

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the LCD the WebUI
Chg Charge The battery 1. The 1. Correct The battery
Overcurrent Overcurrent charge charge the service life is
Alarm current is overcurre battery affected.
ble. the
2. The battery
battery capacity.
capacity
may be
incorrectl
y set.
BMU Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. The cable 1. Connect Reliable
on Failure on between is faulty. the cable power supply
the BMU and 2. Communi correctly. to the system
the cations 2. Replace is affected
monitoring ports are the base because the
unit is damaged. IO board system fails
abnormal. of the to control the
3. The BMU ACB.
is faulty. monitorin
g unit.
3. Replace
the BMU.
BMU Fault BMU Fault The BMU is The BMU is Replace the Battery
faulty. faulty. BMU. strings
managed by
the BMU
cannot run
properly,
reducing the
backup time.
Cell Fault Cell Fault A single Electrochemi Replace the The battery
electrochemi cal cells of electrochemi string where
cal cell of the the ACB cal cell. the
advanced string are electrochemi
cycle battery faulty. cal cell is
(ACB) string located
is faulty. cannot run
properly,
reducing the
backup time.
Dis HTP Discharge The The Replace the The battery
High discharge electrochemi electrochemi string where
Temperature temperature cal cell is cal cell. the
Protection of a single aging. electrochemi

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the LCD the WebUI
storage cal cell is
battery is located
greater than cannot run
the maximum properly,
value. reducing the
backup time.
Chg HTP Charge High The charge The Replace the The battery
Temperature temperature electrochemi electrochemi string where
Protection of a single cal cell is cal cell. the
storage aging. electrochemi
battery is cal cell is
greater than located
the maximum cannot run
value. properly,
reducing the
backup time.
Overcharge Overcharge The charge The Replace the The battery
Prot Protection voltage of a electrochemi electrochemi string where
single cal cell is cal cell. the
electrochemi aging. electrochemi
cal cell is cal cell is
greater than located
the maximum cannot run
value. properly,
reducing the
backup time.
Over Dis Overdischarg The charge The Replace the The battery
Prot e Protection voltage of a electrochemi electrochemi string where
single cal cell is cal cell. the
electrochemi aging. electrochemi
cal cell is less cal cell is
than the located
minimum cannot run
value. properly,
reducing the
backup time.
Address Address The BMU The BMU Check that System
Repeat Repeat communicati communicati the BMU monitoring is
ons address ons address dual in-line affected.
is repeatedly is repeatedly package
set. set. (DIP) address
is as
specified.
SSU PV Module PV Module The The PV Add a PV Reliable
Summary Loss Loss photovoltaic module is module. power supply
(PV) module stolen. to the system
is stolen. is affected
due to an

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the LCD the WebUI
insufficient
power
supply.
SSU Comm All SSU Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace Reliable
Fail Communicati on with all cations the power supply
on Failure solar supply ports are monitorin to the system
units (SSUs) damaged. g board. is affected
is abnormal. 2. SSUs are 2. Replace because the
faulty. SSUs. SSU
monitoring
3. SSUs are 3. Reinsert function is
removed. SSUs. disabled.
SSU Lost SSU Lost The number SSUs are Add SSUs. Reliable
of SSUs removed. power supply
actually to the system
detected by is affected
the system is due to an
inconsistent insufficient
with the power
number of supply.
actually
configured
SSUs.
SSU SSU Fault SSU Fault SSUs are SSUs are Replace Reliable
faulty. faulty. SSUs. power supply
to the system
is affected
due to an
insufficient
power
supply.
Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. 1.Commu 1. 1.Replace Reliable
on Failure on with the nications the power supply
SSU is ports are monitorin to the system
abnormal. damaged. g board. is affected
2. The SSU 2. 2.Replace because the
is faulty. the SSU. SSU
monitoring
3. The SSU 3. Reinsert function is
is an SSU. disabled.
removed.
Grid Fault Grid Fault PV arrays are 1. 1.PV 1. 1.Replace Reliable
faulty. arrays are PV power supply
faulty. modules. to the system
2. 2.A cable 2. 2.Connect is affected
is loose. the cable due to an
correctly. insufficient
power

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the LCD the WebUI
supply.
SSU SSU The SSU is 1. Overtemp 1. Rectify Reliable
Protection Protection protected. erature, the SSU power supply
overcurre faults. to the system
nt, and 2. 2.Replace is affected
overvolta the SSU. due to an
ge of the insufficient
SSU power
occur. supply.
2. The fan of
the SSU
is faulty.
PSU PSU Comm All PSU Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace Reliable
Summary Fail Communicati on with all cations the power supply
on Failure power supply ports are monitorin to the system
units (PSUs) damaged. g board. is affected
is abnormal. 2. PSUs are 2. Replace because the
faulty. PSUs. PSU
monitoring
3. PSUs are 3. Reinsert function is
removed. PSUs. disabled.
PSU Lost PSU Lost The number PSUs are Add PSUs. Reliable
of PSUs removed. power supply
actually to the system
detected by is affected
the system is due to an
inconsistent insufficient
with the power
number of supply.
actually
configured
PSUs.
PSU PSU Fault PSU Fault PSUs are PSUs are Replace Reliable
faulty. faulty. PSUs. power supply
to the system
is affected
due to an
insufficient
power
supply.
Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace Reliable
on Failure on with a cations the power supply
PSU is ports are monitorin to the system
faulty. damaged. g board. is affected
2. The PSU 2. Replace because the
is faulty. the PSU. PSU
monitoring
3. The PSU 3. Reinsert a

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the LCD the WebUI
is PSU. function is
removed. disabled.
PSU PSU The PSU is 1. Overtemp 1. Rectify Reliable
Protection Protection protected. erature, the PSU power supply
overcurre faults. to the system
nt, and 2. Replace is affected
overvolta the PSU. due to an
ge of the insufficient
PSU power
occur. supply.
2. The fan of
the PSU
is faulty.
24V Comm Fail All 24V Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace Reliable
Converter Converter on with all 24 cations the power supply
Summary Communicati V converters ports are monitorin to the system
on Failure is abnormal. damaged. g board. is affected
2. 24 V 2. Replace because the
converters 24 V converter
are faulty. converters monitoring
. function is
3. 24 V disabled.
converters 3. Reinsert
are 24 V
removed. converters
.
24V Conv 24V The number 24 V Add 24 V Reliable
Lost Converter of 24 V converters converters. power supply
Lost converters are removed. to the system
actually is affected
detected by due to an
the system is insufficient
inconsistent power
with the supply.
number of
actually
configured
converters.
24V 24V Conv 24V 24 V convert 24 V Replace Reliable
Converter Fault Converter ers are faulty. converters PSUs. power supply
Fault are faulty. to the system
is affected
due to an
insufficient
power
supply.
Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace Reliable
on with a 24 cations the power supply

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the LCD the WebUI
on Failure V converter ports are monitorin to the system
is abnormal. damaged. g board. is affected
2. The 24 V 2. Replace because the
converter the 24 V converter
is faulty. converter. monitoring
function is
3. The 24 V 3. Reinsert a disabled.
converter 24 V
is converter.
removed.
24V Conv 24V A 24 Overtemperat Rectify faults Reliable
Prot Converter V converter ure, of the 24 power supply
Protection is protected. overcurrent, V converter. to the system
and Replace the is affected
overvoltage 24 V due to an
of the 24 V converter. insufficient
converter. power
The fan of supply.
the 24 V
converter is
faulty.
DG Interface Hardware DG Interface The D.G. 1. The fuel 1. Replace The D.G.
Board Fault Board fuel pump is pump is the fuel must be
Hardware faulty. faulty. pump. maintained in
Fault 2. The D.G. 2. Replace 1000 hours.
interface the D.G.
board is interface
faulty. board.
Comm Fail DG Interface Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace Certain D.G.
Board on with the cations the monitoring
Communicati D.G. ports are monitorin functions are
on Failure interface damaged. g board. disabled.
board is 2. The D.G. 2. Replace
abnormal. interface the D.G.
board is interface
faulty. board.
Hex Hex Fault Hex Fault The heat The heat Replace the Reliable
exchanger is exchanger is heat power supply
faulty. faulty. exchanger. to the system
is affected
because the
temperature
control
function is
disabled.
Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace The heat
on Failure on with the cations the exchanger

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the LCD the WebUI
heat ports are monitorin monitoring
exchanger is damaged. g board. function is
abnormal. 2. The heat 2. Repair the disabled.
exchanger heat
is faulty. exchanger
.
Door sensor Door Alarm Door Status The cabinet The cabinet Check The door
Sensor Alarm door or site door or site whether the status sensor
door is door is cabinet or generates an
opened. opened. site door is alarm and
closed. reports the
alarm
continuously.
Smoke Smoke Smoke Smoke 1. There is 1. Check the The smoke
sensor Alarm Alarm alarms are fire site and sensor
generated around clear generates an
due to smoke the smoke alarm and
around the system. alarms. reports the
system. 2. The 2. Replace alarm
smoke the smoke continuously.
sensor is sensor.
faulty.
Water sensor Water Alarm Water There is There is Check the The
Intrusion water in the water in the site and clear equipment
Alarm site. site. water. cannot run
properly.
ECC500 IOBA Comm IOBA Board Communicati The basic 1. Reset the Signals
Fail Communicati on between ECC500 IO controller. connected to
on Failure the basic board is 2. Replace the board
ECC500 IO faulty. the board. cannot be
board and the monitored.
main control
board is
abnormal.
IODG Comm IODG Board Communicati The basic 1. Reset the The D.G.
Fail Communicati on between ECC500 controller. cannot be
on Failure the basic D.G. IO 2. Replace controlled.
ECC500 board is the board.
D.G. IO faulty.
board and the
main control
board is
abnormal.
GPRS Comm GPRS Board Communicati The ECC500 1. Reset the Communicati
Fail Communicati on between communicati controller. on with the
on Failure the ons GPRS 2. Replace EMS fails,

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the LCD the WebUI
ECC500 com board is the board. and signals
munications faulty. connected to
GPRS board the board
and the main cannot be
control board detected.
is abnormal.
IOEx Comm IO Extension Communicati The ECC500 1. Reset the Signals
Fail Board on between extension IO controller. connected to
Communicati the board 2. Replace the board
on Failure ECC500 exte is faulty. the board. cannot be
nsion detected.
IO board and
the main
control board
is abnormal.
DC meter Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace Electric
on Failure on between cations the energy
the DC meter ports are monitorin degrees
and damaged. g board. cannot be
monitoring 2. The DC 2. Replace read.
unit is meter is the DC
abnormal. faulty. meter.
3. A 3. Connect
communi the
cations communi
cable is cations
loose. cable
correctly.
DTS Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace The system
on Failure on between cations the cannot be
the DC ports are monitorin switched to
transfer damaged. g board. spare
switch (DTS) 2. The DTS 2. Replace batteries to
and is faulty. the DTS. supply
monitoring power.
unit is 3. A 3. Connect
abnormal. communi the
cations communi
cable is cations
loose. cable
correctly.
DTS Over DTS The DTS 1. The Wait for N/A
Temp Overtemperat temperature operating temperature
ure Alarm is greater temperatu drop.
than the re is high.
maximum 2. The
value. battery
charge

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the LCD the WebUI
and
discharge
currents
are high.
Act Cont Active The main The main Repair or The main
Fault Contactor power power replace the power cannot
Fault contactor is contactor is equipment. be controlled
faulty. faulty. properly.
Bkup Cont Backup The backup The backup Repair or The backup
Fault Contactor power power replace the power cannot
Fault contactor is contactor is equipment. be
faulty. faulty. controlled pr
operly.
No Act Batt Active Primary Cables to Connect Reliable
Battery Not storage primary cables power supply
Detected batteries are storage correctly and to the system
not detected. batteries are install is affected
not primary because
connected or storage power
primary batteries. backup is
storage affected.
batteries are
not installed.
No Backup Backup Secondary Cables Connect Reliable
Batt Battery Not storage to secondary cables power supply
Detected batteries are storage correctly and to the system
not detected. batteries are install is affected
not secondary because
connected storage power
or secondary batteries. backup is
storage affected.
batteries are
not installed.
Backup-Act Backup to Switchover The main Repair or The main
Fail Active from backup power replace the power cannot
Switch power to contactor is equipment. be controlled
Failure main power faulty. properly.
fails.
Act-Backup Active to Switchover The backup Repair or The backup
Fail Backup from main power replace the power cannot
Switch power contactor is equipment. be
Failure to backup faulty. controlled pr
power fails. operly.
ATS Hardware Hardware The ATS is The ATS is Replace the The system
Fault Fault faulty. faulty. ATS. cannot switch
from AC

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the LCD the WebUI
main power
to backup
power.
Comm Fail Communicati Communicati 1. Communi 1. Replace The system
on Failure on between cations the cannot
the ATS and ports are monitorin monitor the
the damaged. g board. ATS and
monitoring 2. The ATS 2. Replace cannot obtain
unit is is faulty. the ATS. AC power
abnormal. information.
3. A 3. Connect
communi the
cations communi
cable is cations
loose. cable
4. The ATS correctly.
has no 4. After the
AC input. AC input
is
restored,
the alarm
is cleared
automatic
ally. This
is a
normal
phenomen
a.
AC SPD AC SPD The ATS AC The ATS AC Replace the The system is
Fault Fault SPD is SPD SPD. not protected
faulty. is faulty. against surge
and may be
damaged.
Contactor ATS The ATS The ATS Repair or The system
Fault Contactor closing closing replace the cannot switch
Fault contactor is contactor is ATS. from AC
faulty. faulty. main power
to backup
power.
Address Address The ATS The ATS Reset the The system
Repeat Repeat communicati communicati ATS cannot
ons address ons address communicati monitor the
is repeated. is set ons address. ATS and
repeatedly. cannot obtain
AC power
information.

ECC500(PowerCube)
User Manual A Acronyms and Abbreviations
A Acronyms and Abbreviations
A
APN access point name
B
BTS base transceiver station
BMU battery management unit
C
CAN controller area network
D
DCDU direct current distribution unit
DIP switch dual in-line package switch
E
ECC energy control center
ESD electro static discharge
ESU environment sensor interface unit
F
FE fast ethernet
G
GPRS General Packet Radio Service

ECC500(PowerCube)
User Manual A Acronyms and Abbreviations
I
IP Internet Protocol
IDU integrated distribution unit
L
LCD liquid crystal display
N
NetEco Network Ecosystem
P
PSU power supply unit
S
SMU site monitoring unit
T
TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol


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Trademarks and Permissions

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

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About This Document

Alerts you to a medium or low risk hazard that could, if not

Alerts you to a potentially hazardous situation that could, if not

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About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

3 Installation and Commissions .................................................................................................. 18

4 User Interface Description ........................................................................................................ 29

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4.2 WebUI Description ......................................................................................................................................... 31

5 Commissioning and Troubleshooting .................................................................................... 50

A Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................................ 130

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Figure 1-1 ECC500

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Management on Intelligent Components and Loads

Statistics Collection and Storage

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Alarm Determination and Management

1.3 Typical Application Scenarios

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Figure 1-2 Position of the ECC500 on the network

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Figure 2-1 ECC500 architecture

Table 2-1 ECC component functions

Component Silkscreen Configuration Function

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Component Silkscreen Configuration Function

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2.2 Panel and Ports

Figure 2-2 Front panel of the main control module

(1) Indicators (2) LCD (3) Buttons

Table 2-2 Indicator description

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Table 2-3 Button description

Button Definition Description

Table 2-4 Port description

Silk Screen Description

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Silk Screen Description

2.2.2 Basic IO module

Figure 2-3 Front panel of the Basic IO module

(1)ELU (2)SMOKE (3)DI_1 (4)DI_2 (5)DI_3

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Table 2-5 Indicator description

Silk Color Meaning Status Description

PWR Green Power Steady on The power supply is normal.

Table 2-6 Port description

Silk Screen Description Remarks

ELU I2C&1-WIRE Connects to an electronic label

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Silk Screen Description Remarks

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Silk Screen Description Remarks

2.2.3 GPRS Module

Figure 2-4 Front panel of the GPRS module

(1) DO_1 (2) DO_2 (3) DI_1 (4) DI_2

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