Alber BDS-40 Bedienungsanleitung

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BDS–40Monitor

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ProductDescriptionGuide

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Trust Your Batteries

3103NorthAndrewsAvenueExtension

PompanoBeachFL33064

Tel:(954)623–6660Fax:(954)623–6671

www.alber.com

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BDS‐40MonitorProductDescriptionGuide

DocumentRevision4.3

PartNumber4200‐063

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RevisionHistory

RevisionDateofChangeDescriptionofChangeBy

4.201/07/09OriginaldocumentLL,ED

4.306/08/2012Addednewcabinetoptionsandconfigurations.MS

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BDS–40ProductDescriptionGuideP/N4200–063Revision4.3

2012Albércorp,3103NorthAndrewsAvenueExtension,PompanoBeachFL33064

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ThisguidemaynotbecopiedinwholeorinpartwithoutexpresswrittenpermissionfromAlbércorp.

Informationinthisdocumentissubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

Microsoft,MicrosoftWindows,MicrosoftExplorer,andMicrosoftAccessareregisteredtrademarksof

MicrosoftCorporation.PentiumisaregisteredtrademarkofIntelCorp.WinZipisaregisteredtrademark

ofNICOMakComputing,Inc.ULisaregisteredtrademarkofUnderwritersLaboratories,Inc.Adobe

AcrobatisaregisteredtrademarkofAdobeSystems,Inc.

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PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica

TableofContents

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4200–063R4.3i

TableofContents

1.Product Description..................................................................................................1

1.1Normal Operating Mode..............................................................................................1

1.2Discharge Mode..........................................................................................................1

1.3Resistance Test Mode.................................................................................................1

1.4Alarm Features............................................................................................................2

1.5Features......................................................................................................................2

1.6BatteryMonitorDataManagerBMDMProgramFeatures .................................................2

1.7OptionalAccessories ......................................................................................................2

2.Panel Controls and Indicators .................................................................................3

2.1BDS–40 System..........................................................................................................3

2.2Status TX, RX and Service-Upper...............................................................................4

DCM TX and RX, COM Port, Critical Alarm, Maintenance Alarm, and Resistance

Test-Lower.................................................................................................................... 4

Local Port/USB Connector........................................................................................... 5

Alarm Reset Switch ...................................................................................................... 5

BaseUnitControllerConnectors‐RearPanel................................................................ 6

Input, Output, TELCO, Critical Alarm, Maintenance Alarm, Remote Reset, Fiber

Optics, LAN, and Local................................................................................................ 6

Base Unit DCM Connectors-Rear Panel....................................................................... 7

Input, Temperature, Transducers, Fiber Optics and J1 through J5............................... 7

BaseUnitDCMControls–RearPanel .......................................................................... 7

Plus Unit Indicators-Front Panel................................................................................... 8

PlusUnitDCMControls–RearPanel ......................................................................... 10

3.Configurations.........................................................................................................10

3.1BDS-40 Monitor Cabinet Configurations...................................................................11

BDS-40 Monitor Cabinet Configurations (Continued)............................................... 12

BDS-40 Monitor Cabinet Configurations (Continued)............................................... 13

3.2BDS-40 Monitor Open Rack Configurations..............................................................15

BDS-40 Monitor Open Rack Configurations (Continued)......................................... 16

4.Specifications..........................................................................................................17

4.1BDS–40 Base Unit ....................................................................................................17

Power .......................................................................................................................... 17

Fuses ........................................................................................................................... 17

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Inputs .......................................................................................................................... 17

Outputs ....................................................................................................................... 17

Parameters/Features ................................................................................................ 18

MeasurementRange/Tolerance ............................................................................... 18

Communication........................................................................................................... 18

DataStorage ............................................................................................................... 18

ControlSwitches ......................................................................................................... 18

OperatingEnvironment .............................................................................................. 18

Dimensions.................................................................................................................. 18

Agencies ...................................................................................................................... 19

4.2Plus Unit....................................................................................................................19

Power .......................................................................................................................... 19

Fuses ........................................................................................................................... 19

Inputs .......................................................................................................................... 19

Outputs ....................................................................................................................... 19

Parameters/Features ................................................................................................ 19

MeasurementRange/Tolerance ............................................................................... 19

Communications ......................................................................................................... 20

DataStorage ............................................................................................................... 20

ControlSwitches ......................................................................................................... 20

Dimensions.................................................................................................................. 20

Agencies ...................................................................................................................... 20

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Drawings

ImportantNote:Thedrawingsinthismanualmaynotbethemostrecentrevisionandareincludedfor

referenceonly.RefertotheEngineeringDrawingPackageincludedwithyoursystemforthenewest

drawings.

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GeneralAssembly,BaseUnitBDS–377–D1695

GeneralAssembly,PlusUnitBDS–378–D1695

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ListofFigures

Figure 1. BDS-40 Base Unit Front View .......................................................................................4

Figure 2. BDS-40 Base Unit Front Panel Indicators in Color........................................................4

Figure 3. BDS-40 Local Port on Front Panel-USB........................................................................5

Figure 4. Alarm Reset Switch .......................................................................................................5

Figure 5. Base Unit Rear Panels ..................................................................................................6

Figure 6. BDS-40 Base Unit Controller Rear Panel Connectors...................................................6

Figure 7. Base Unit DCM Rear Panel Connectors........................................................................7

Figure 8. BDS–40 Base Unit DCM Controls .................................................................................7

Figure 9. BDS-40 Plus Front Panel...............................................................................................8

Figure 10. BDS-40 Plus Front Panel Status Indicators.................................................................8

Figure 11. BDS-40 Plus Unit Rear Panel......................................................................................9

Figure 12. BDS-40 Plus Unit Controller Rear Panel Connectors..................................................9

Figure 13. BDS–40 Base Unit DCM Controls .............................................................................10

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1. Product Description

TheBDS‐40isastand‐alonemonitorforUPSapplicationsandisdesignedforusewithUPSbattery

cabinets.Albérmonitorsprovideearlywarningdetectionofbatteryproblems.Themonitorchecksthe

stateofhealthofeachcellbyperformingaproactiveresistancetest,areliablepredictorofbattery

performance.Inaddition,toindicateimmediatebatteryhealthandmonitorstatusofagivenlocation,

thesystemreportstoaCentralcomputeragenericPCdisplayingstatusscreens.

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Usingpollinganddatatransferalgorithms,theBatteryMonitorDataManagerBMDMsoftwareprogram

withaPChelptomanageover1000monitorsystems.Dataisstoredinthecomputerdatabaseforlater

analysisandreporting.Atanytime,servicepersonnelmaycallabatterylocationfromtheCentral

computeroraremotelocation,ordirectlyconnecttothemonitorwithoutlosingcontactwiththe

computer.

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TheDataManagerstringandmonitorstatusindicatorsmakecentralbatterymonitoringeasy.Terms

suchasDischarging,AlarmorWarningforstringstatusorActiveformonitorstatusquicklysummarize

events.ConditionsreportedtotheCentralcomputeraredisplayedasalist,toeasilyidentifytrouble

spots.Thesystemalsofeaturesseveralmethodsofautomatedreportingofalarmoccurrences,suchas

contactingkeypersonnelviaapager,emailorfax.

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Flexibilitywasamajordesignconsideration.Becausethemonitorsarestand‐aloneunitswithno

externalcomputerneeded,aprimaryprotocolusingModbusASCIIwasselectedforeasyincorporation

ofthemonitorintolarge‐scalefacilitymonitors.Thisallowsthird‐partyinterfacestoaccessallthestand‐

alonefeaturesofthemonitor,yetleavestheadvancedfeaturesoftheBMDMremotecommunication

softwareavailableforservicepersonnel.

1.1 Normal Operating Mode

Innormalmode,thesystemscansallparametersinonetofiveseconds,dependingonthe

configuration.Asreadingsaretaken,theyarecomparedtouser‐programmedalarmlevels.Themonitor

canthencallaCentralcomputerandenergizeanalarmcontactifaparameterexceedsalevel.Front

panelLEDsindicatescanandalarmstatus,andalarmeventsarestoredinmemoryforfutureanalysis.

TheBDScanbeprogrammedforcriticalandmaintenancealarms.

1.2 Discharge Mode

Ifadischargeisdetected,thesystemgoesintoadataloggingmodeandstoresbatteryvoltagesand

dischargecurrentintoadischargerecord.

1.3 Resistance Test Mode

Abatteryresistancetestmaybeperformedatuser‐setintervals.Thetestissimilartothatperformedby

theAlbérCellcorder.OnaBDS‐40,uptotenintertierscanbeconfiguredforthismeasurement.

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1.4 Alarm Features

ThemonitormaybesettoautomaticallycalltheCentralcomputertoreportanalarmconditionwhen

detected.Youcanprogramhighandlowalarmlevelsonallvoltageandtemperatureparameters,anda

highalarmlevelforresistance.Whenaparametergoesoutsidethenormalrange,themonitorstores

theeventinmemory,theAlarmLEDlights,andanalarmrelaywithaFormCcontactenergizes.The

alarmsmaybesetforlatchingornonlatching.

1.5 Features

ThissectiondescribesstandardandoptionalBDS‐40features.

Scansallpertinentbatteryparameters,suchasoverallvoltage,cellvoltages,current,and

temperature.

Performsascheduledresistancetestofallcells/jarsandintertiers,andstoresresultsfortrending

analysis.

AutodetectsdischargesbasedonOverallVoltsorDischargeCurrent,andstoresdataforrealtimeor

acceleratedtimeplayback.

Signalsifanyparameterisoutsideuser‐programmedlimits,energizesaFormCrelaycontact,and

callsaCentralcomputertoreportthealarmcondition.

CommunicateswithanexternalcomputerviaUSB,RS‐232,modem,andLAN.

Networkcompatible.

1.6 BatteryMonitorDataManagerBMDMProgramFeatures

Windows2000,XP,7and8compatibleCentralcomputercontrolsoftware.

Easytoreadstringandmonitorstatus.

Automaticpollingforover1000monitorsitesformonitorandstringstatusreporting.

Historicaleventlistforcompletestringhistory.

Automaticallyreceivescallsfrommonitorsandupdatesthecentraldatabasefordataanalysis.

Servicemodeforservicepersonnel,andlocalRS‐323andUSBdirectconnectviewingofstring

detailsandsystemsetupwhenloadedonalaptopcomputer.

MicrosoftAccessdatabasecompatible,withmanagementofallstoreddata.

Playbackofdischargerundowntestandcontrolledrundowntestdata.

Automaticpaging,emailing,andfaxingofalarmevents.

InstantTrendgraphsofanyselectedparameter

Completememotrackingdowntothecell/modulelevel.

Statusdisplaycanbecustomizedformulti–customermonitoring.

Networkcompatible.

SQLservercompatible

1.7 OptionalAccessories

HalleffectCurrentTransducer(CT)formeasuringdischargeandfloatcurrent.

Temperaturesensor:ElectrolyteProbeorContactAmbientProbe.

Networkinterface.

Modem

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PanelControlsandIndicators 

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2. Panel Controls and Indicators

ThissectiondescribesthefrontandrearpanelsofthediscreetcomponentsthatcompriseatypicalBDS–

40system.Additionaldescriptionsmayappearelsewhereinthismanualorinrelatedmanuals.

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Note:Drawingsinthismanualmaybeforreferenceonlyorsupersededbylaterdrawings.Forthelatest

information,refertothedrawingssuppliedwithyoursystem.

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Panelindicatorcolorsare:

Red(R)

Yellow(Y)

Green(G)

2.1 BDS–40 System

TheBDS–40systemconsistsofaBDS‐40DataCollectionModule:

BDS–40ControllerModule

BDS–40DataCollectionModule

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2.2 Status TX, RX and Service-Upper

Figure1.BDS‐40BaseUnitFrontView

Figure2.BDS‐40BaseUnitFrontPanelIndicatorsinColor

Status(G)UpperFlashesduringnormaloperatingconditions

TXGreen(G)Flashesduringfiberoptictransmit

RXGreen(G)Flashesduringfiberopticreceive

ServiceRed(R)UnitRequiresfactoryservice,usuallybecause

internaltemperatureexceededspecifications.

DCMTXandRX,COMPort,CriticalAlarm,MaintenanceAlarm,andResistanceTest‐

Lower

DCMTXGreen(G)Flashesduringfiberoptictransmit.

DCMRXGreen(G)Flashesduringfiberopticreceive.

StatusGreen(G)LowerFlashesduringnormaloperatingconditions.

COMPortGreen(G)FlashestoindicatecommunicationviaLANportoran

incomingcall.

CriticalAlarmRed(R)Criticalalarmdetected

MaintenanceAlarmYellow(Y)Maintenancealarmdetected

ResistanceTestGreen(G)Performingamanualorautomaticresistancetest

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