0 installation, Alm/ rdy, Reg ds act lnk blue = warn red = out grn = ok – Alpha Technologies XM3-HP Series - Technical Manual User Manual

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017-882-B0-001 Rev. C2 (10/2013)

2.0

Installation

2.0

Installation, continued

2.2.6 Optional N+1 Configurations, continued
The N+1 ports are used in redundant system configurations where multiple power supplies are housed

in a single enclosure. In the event of a power supply failure, a redundant power supply (with an optional

DOC with N+1 board installed) is automatically switched into service with approximately a 8ms delay. This

feature is part of the DOC with N+1 option.

This provision also protects system components by shutting down the load during overcurrent and short

circuit conditions. Adding a DOC with N+1 in the secondary power supply enables both power supplies to be

connected in a “dual redundant” configuration so the system can protect two critical loads (see Fig. 2-20).

The N+1 unit and the primary unit cannot be loaded over 50% of rated capacity when configured as shown below.

NOTE:

75V

60V

SPI #1

SPI #1

SPI #1

~

N

ALM/

RDY

RST

FLASH = MIN ALM

~

N

SOLID = MAJ ALM

STRG A
STRG B

STRG C
STRG D

TPR

Rx/Tx PWR

E

T

H

A

/

B

C

/

D

C

O

M

REG

DS

ACT

LNK

BLUE = WARN

RED = OUT

GRN = OK

ON

OFF

O

I

i

~

N

OUTPUT

ALARM

TEST

BATTERY

TEMP

LRI

BATTERY

INPUT

BATTERY

BREAKER

N + 1

~

N

ALM/

RDY

RST

FLASH = MIN ALM

OUTPUT 1

~

N

OUTPUT 2

SOLID = MAJ ALM

STRG A
STRG B

STRG C
STRG D

TPR

Rx/Tx PWR

E

T

H

A

/

B

C

/

D

C

O

M

REG

DS

ACT

LNK

BLUE = WARN

RED = OUT

GRN = OK

ON

OFF

O

I

i

~

N

OUTPUT

ALARM

TEST

BATTERY

TEMP

LRI

BATTERY

INPUT

BATTERY

BREAKER

N + 1

OUTPUT 1

OUTPUT 2

SPI #2

1

1

90V

Fig. 2-20, Dual Redundancy N+1 Configuration

1 Wire Kit (Alpha P/N: 875-994-20)

When the power supply is in N+1 operation, the active alarm menu screen will display (see Figure 2-21).

Additionally, the Output Voltage and Output Current display in the upper right hand corner of the Smart

Display will show 0 Volts and a value for the Output Current Amperage (e.g. 0V/10.8A). This Output

Current Amperage is the sum of output terminals. By pressing the softkey below the PWR menu the

Active Alarms menu will display (see Figure 2-22).

INPUT FAILURE

N+1 IN USE

**

ACTIVE ALARMS **

ESC

XM3

0V/10.8A

**

ACTIVE ALARMS **

ALM

OK

OK

OK

PWR BATT COMM APPS

Fig. 2-21, Active Alarm Screen

Fig. 2-22, N+1 In Use Alarm Screen

When N+1 is in use, the displayed Output Current will not agree with the Output Current CIB on the remote status

monitoring web-page, which will show 0 Volts for Output Voltage and 0 Amps for the Output Current. However, the

Output Current displayed on the Smart Display will be correct for the output terminals.

NOTE:

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