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FCC: ID : HQXPC98217-06
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement
This equiplent has been tested and found to conply with
the linits for a Class B digital device. pursuant to part
15 of the FCC Rules. These lixits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates. uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
lay cause harlful interference to radio conlunications.
Hovever, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipnent
does cause hernful interference to radio or television
recention. vhich can be deterained by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
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rec iver.
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—- Connect the equipnent into an outlet on a circuit
different fro: that to vhich the receiver is connected
—- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for helm
Warning: A shielded-type power cord is required in order
to meet FCC e=ission lilits and also to prevent
interference to the nearby radio and television reception
it is essential that only the supplied power cord be used.
Use only shielded cables to connect I/O devices to this
equipment.
You are gautioned that changes or Iodifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for
conpliance cculd void your authority to operate the
equip-anti
MINU®®
UNINTER’RUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLIES
= LE OF C NTENTS
MBK Series User’s Manual
1. Introduction
Controls and Indicators
Installation
pt.)
Operation a
5 Troubleshooting
6. Replacing the Battery
7 Obtaining Service
8 Specifications
9. Configurable Parameters & Settings
10. Limited Product Warranty
ODUCTION
Thank you fur purchastng a Minuteman power protection product. It has been destgned
and manufactured to provtde many years a! troubie tree service
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS !
Please read the manual before installing your MBK Series UPS as it brovides
the information that shouid be followed during installation and maintenance of
the UPS and battenes allowmg you to correctly set up your system to! the
manmurn safety and pedormance.
NOTICE: This equipment ha been tested and found to comply mm the limits for
a Class B computing devtne in accordance mm the specifications in Subpart J at
Part 15 BI FCC Rules and ma Class 8 tlm'fls hr radio noise omission! from digrtai
apparatus
set out in the Radar Interlerenoe olthe Canadian Department at Communications These limns
are designed to prov-fie reasonable protection against such interlerenoe in a residential inslai-
lation. This equipment generates and uses radio frequency and it not installed and used
properly. that is, In stnct accordance vain the manufacturers rnstmotions this equipment may
measures
- Re-onenl the renewing antenna
WARNING: Changes or modifications to this unit not emressly apmved by the
A party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the
equipment ‘ .
Receiving Inspection
Alter lemming your Minuteman UPS tram its carton. it shqud be inspected tor damage that
may have occurred in shipping immediately notify the carrier and place of purchase it any
damage is round Warranty claims for damage caused by the mrrier wlll net be honored,
The packing materials that your UPS was shipped in are caretully designed to minimize any
shipping damage In the unlikely case that the UPS needs to he returned in Minuteman. please
use the original packan material. since Minuteman is not responsible tor stinging damage
incurred when the system is returned, the original packing material 15 inexpensive insurance
FLEA§§ §AVE THE PACKING MATERIAL§|
WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK. HAZARDOUS LIVE PARTS
INSIDE THIS POWER SUPPLY ARE ENERGIZEIJ FROM THE BATTERY EVEN
WHEN THE AC INPUT POWER IS DISCONNECTED.
TO DE-ENERGIZE THE OUTPUTS OF THE UPS
I IFTHE UPSIS ON PRESS THE ONIOFF BUTTON FOR I SECOND
2. DISCONNECTTHE UPSFROMTHEAC PCMIEROLITLFT
3 TODEENERGIZE THE UPS COMPLETELY, DISCONNECTTHE BATTERY,
(SEE SECTION 5 FOR INSTRUCTIONS)
CAUTION! To REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRlCAL SHOCK lN CONDI-
Tions WHERELOADEQUIPMENTGROUNDINGCANNOTBEVERIFIEDDISCON-
NECTT'HE ups FROMTHEAC powea OUTLET BEFORE INSTALLINGACOM»
PUTER INTERFACE CABLE. RECONNECTTHE POWER GORDONLYAFTERALL
SIGNALINGCONNECTIONSARE MADE.
INGAC POWER OUTLET. THE RECEPTACLE MUSTBE CONNECTEDTOAPFRORRL
ATE BRANCH PROTECTION (CIRCUIT BREAKER OR FUSE) CONNECTIONTOANY
OTHER TYPE OF RECEPTACLE MAY RESULT INA SHOCK HAZARDANDVIOLATE
LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES
Para Systems Lite Support Policy
: CAUTION! CONNECTTHEUPS TOATWOPOLETHREEWIREGROUND-
As a general policy, Para Systems lnc. (Para Systems) dues not recommend the use or any
ct its products at lite suppon applications where failure or matiunctmn at the Para Systems
product can be reasonably expected to cause lailure oi the lite support devlce at tu
Significantly anect its saiety or ettectiveness, Para Systems does not recommend the use
at any of its products in direct patient care. Para Systems will not knowingly sell its
products tor use in such applications unless it receives in writing assurances satis'actury to
Para Systems that (a) the risks oi injury ur damage have been mlnrntzed, (b) the customer
assumes all such risks, and to) the Ilabliity at Para Systems Inc. is adequately prctectsd
under the circumstances. Q
Examples cl devlces canaldired to be lite suppon devices are neonatal oxygen analyzers,
nerve stimulatnrs (whether used tar anesthesia, pain relief. or other purposes), auto
transfusion devices. blend pumps. denbnllstors, arrhythmia dekctors and alarms,
pacemakers. hemodialySls systems. peritoneal alalysls systems, neonatal ventilator
incubators, ventilators for both adults and lntants, anesthesia ventilators. and Inlusiarl
pumps as well as any other devices desrgnaled as “critical" by the United States FDA.
Hospital grade wtl‘lflg devices and leakage current may be ordered as optians on many
PARA SVSTEMS UPS systems. PARA SYSTEMS does not clalm that unis with this mofllfiu-
lion are certified or listed as Hospltal Gfide by PARA SVSTEMS or any other organization.
Thetetore, these units du net meet the requirements fur use in direct patient care
MBK Series
Uninterruptible Power Supply
Users Manual
MTROLS AND
a} INDICAT RS
FRONT PANEL
Front panel
0 Press and release the an/onrtesr butlon after one beep to mm the urn! on or off
(see secllon 4)
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online Dnrbattery
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Rlar panel
REAR PANEL (120 vac mbdels shown)
The RJ-ASIRJ-H modular connectors are-used lor srngle Ime telephone surge protedinn
(see sentmn J)
The mmpuler interface purl us for UPS monitcrmg and control (see section 3)
The site wiring lault LED rllummates when the UPS detects an improperly wired AC power
outlet “20 Vic MODELS ONLY) see section 3.
The output nuwer receptacles are NFMA temp m n=r hue..." Mn.“ m. 5111 mu-
MTALLATION
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INSTALLATION PLACEMENT
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lninll the UPS in a temperature controlled envlmnmenl that is free OI mndudlve
contaminants. Select a location winch wlll prewd‘e good alt circulation tor the UPS at all
times Avoid locations near heating uevlces, wafer Dr eXCESSIVe humldity‘ or where the UPS
ls exposed to direct sunlight Route power cards so they cannot be walked an or damaged
CONNECTING TO AN AC SOURCE
Plug the UPS into a Mo pole. three wlre‘ grounded receptacle only Do not use extension
cents or adapter plugs.
COMPUTER INTERFACE CONNECTION (OPTIONAL)
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Minuteman Power Management suflware and lnteflace cables Kits can be used with the
MBK 520 & MEK 680 UnIIS. Use only Minuteman or Minuteman wproved intertace cables WIII’I
these UPS‘s. Connect the interface cable to the 9 pin computer interface port on the rear of
the UPS secure the connector to the UPS via the screws on the connector housing
Connect the other end at the cable to the deVlce that will be monitoring/controlling the UPS
NOTE; CONNECTING TO THE COMPUTER INTERFACE PORT IS OPTIONAL THE UPS
WORKS PROPERLY WITHOUTA CONNECTION.
TEIEPHONE SURGE PROTECTlON CONNECTION (OPTIONAL)
Connect a single Ilne telephone to the protection sockets an the rear oi the ups This
connection will requtre another length or telephone cause. The cable coming from the
telephone service IS connected to the port mantezi “wt the '0u‘r part I! connected to Ihe
equipment to be protected
NOTE: CONNECTING TO THE TELEPHONE SURGE PROTECTION
CONNECTION IS OPTIONAL. THE LIPS WORKS PROPERLY WITHOUTA
CONNECTION
CHECKING THE SITE WIRING FAULT (120 VAC models only)
Ahat plugging in the ups check the site wiring tault (SWF) LED an the rear of the unrt it the
LED is illuminated the UPS Is plugged into an lmpmoerly wlred at: outlet
CAUTION! IF THE ups INDICATES A SITE WIRING FAULT. HAVE A QUALIFIED
f ELECTRICIAN CORRECT THE PROBLEM.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
The MBK Series UPS‘s will charge the internal batteries whenever the unit is connected to
an AC source It ls recemmended Ihat the UPS batteries be charged for a minimum of 4 hours
belcre use. The UPS may be used immediately however the “an battery" run time may be
less than manually expected.
CONNECTING YOUR EQUIPMENT
Plug the equ'nmenl into the receptacles on the rear of the unit. Insure
that you do not exceed the maximum output rating of the UPS treIer to
UPS back panel or electrical speClficatinns lrl this manual)
CAUTION! DO NOT CONNECTA LASER PRINTER TO THE BATTERY BACKUP
RECEPTACLES ON THE UPS UNLESS THE UPS IS RATED MINA OR
A GREATERALASER PRINTER DRAWS SIGNIFICANTLY MORE POWER WHEN
PRINTING THAN AT IDLE, AND MAY OVERLOAD THE UPS.
Wm:
TURNING THE UNIT ON/OFF
On 1 on r TestSwllen
Press and release the swllcrl after one been to turn lhe unit on and supply power to the
load The load are immediately powered while lhe UPS runs a 5 second sell lest. Press and
release (he swrtcn to turn (he um! all The UPS wrll continue lo charge the bananas
whenever ll lS plugged In and mere Is AC uresent
SELF TEST
On lo" I Test Swill:
The sell test leature is uselul lo verily the surreal operation ol the UPS and the condition of
lhe battery. With the UPS plugged min normalAC press and hold the ON/OFF/TEST SWITCH
for 4 secunds (four beeps) (hen release the switch The UPS wlll perlnrm a (we second sell
lest.
Note: The UPS will automatically per'orm a soll'tast on stanup and every two
weeks.
During the sell lesl (he UPS will switch to ballery power and (he on-llrle LED will blink and
the audlble alarm WIII sound as well The Ierlglh ml the lesl that automatically rs performed
every two weeks is longer Man the start-up or user invoked lest Thls lesl will run lar
approximately llfleen seconds in measure the nallery's capability to provide an acceptable
amount er runlrne
ALARMS
ON BATTERY ,
When lhe UPS is operating an the batteries the on-Ilne LED will blink arl-d the audible alarm
WIll sound every 10 seconds The alarm Will slop unoe the UPS returns [0 on-llnn Operallun.
UPS FAULT
When ll‘le UPS delects a hardware fault lhe UPS will em“ a sushlnad‘furle. The fall]!
Condlllnn can be 16-55! by lummg the UPS Bl" and men on [see.sectlon 51m more
rnformallorl]
OVERLOAD
When (he anourll Dl load aimed to me UPS exceeus its power rating (he UPS will Emil a
sustained lone Thls alarm wlll lemill’l on until the excess load is removed or the UPS's sell
nrctecliun tlrcurl shuts the UPS down
REPLACE BATTERY
The UPS automatlcally tests the haltery‘s condition and will emit a shaft been. This tone will
be repealed every hour until the battery passes a self tut. It is recommended (ha! (ha UPS
be alluwed to charge overnight belure psrlurming a batlery lest to confirm a renlaee ballery
condition
LOW BATTERY WARNING
x.—
The UPS wrll emll two consecutive beep: every five seconds when the battery reserve
runs lvw. This Conllnues until AC returns or lhe UPS shuts dwn from battery exhaustion.
USERNOTES
Rear Panel Switch Functions
Durlng harmaIAC operation the rear panel
switch may be used to change the law volpge
transfer level This voltage ls the voltage at which
the unit switches from normal operation to battery r—
rrmcle operatlun The hansler polrtt is changed by
presslng and holdlng the svvlteh until the switch
level desired IS achieved The lactory uelault level
lS 105 VAC (international version IS zoowxcl
1) Press and hold the swltch until the unlt sounds
the aualble alarm one me to change the level
to 95 VAC (lafivac)
2) Press and held the szlCh until the unit saunas the aumble alarm twice sequentially to
change the level la en VAC (170AC)
zl Press and hold the switch urltll the unit sounds the audlble alarm three times sequentially
to reset to default setting
While ooeraung in the battery backuu mode, the rear panel switch may be used to menu
the audible alarm Press an!) hold the switch Unttl the unn sounds the audible alarm once to
silence the audible alarm The audible will reset and prawns an alarm if the unlt batteries are
neartng depletion. This ls relened to as the low battery warning alarm When utility power
returns and the unit swttches to normal AC modes the audible alarm will reset automatically to
pravnde a warnlrlg at the next power tallure
COMMUNICATIONS PORT
The communlcatlcns port ls a standard D59 female wlth both RSZQZ and simulated contact
Closure capabllity The Pro series units wrll poll the port and activate the pun tor RSZSZ or
contact closure in accordance With the type 01 cable it finds connected to the port TD
change the pelt configuration requires the uhlt be turned all and restarted wlth the deswed
cable connected, The pinoul (or the port is depicted per the chart below
Pln‘l Not used
Pln 2“ ITXD
Pm 3' lRXD and resell/e ups shulden command
Fin 4“ Slmulated Contact closure AC felt N0
Pm 5: Ground
Pin Gr Smulaled contact closure low battery warning, N0
Pm 7s emulated contact closuleAC fall, NC .
Pin 8. Not used
Pin 9: Not used
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' "|!!0!UBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING CHART '
Symptum Pussmle Cause WhflITo Do
On 1 off / Teal button not Fress On button momenlaniy‘
UPS wtu not tum an pushed me been) w “an UPS
” UPS operates m , Reset ctrcutt breaker b‘y presslng
battery mode only‘ “PW“: ”93W ‘5 "We“ the plunger back m. u circuit
even though there ts breaker tnps alter UPS starts un,
normal AC present reduce the load on the UPS
t ————F——_—___—_‘
The sue wtnng Fault . v
Have a qualtfled etectnctan
Incorrecl sen/toe wtrm
LED‘S‘Hum'M'e“ g corrscl the service wtrmg
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3 ups does not prowde The baltenes may be weak of Charge the bananas for 3 hours
expected backup um; at (ha end of useful servtce and retest tt backup time ts sun
Me ‘ess than expecled the batteries
may need replacement.
The UPS oocatsmna‘ly Normal operafion 9 UPS ts functvonmg normally per
emits a beep the untt deslgl",
p11
' ‘5!!LACING THE BATTERY
REPLACING THE BATTERY ‘ .
Tm max s-ries UPS has In easy In replace hot-swappahll ban-w. Plane road
the lolluwing warning stalements helora ammpnng lo servlc- m. bunny.
WARNING IrHTS UNINTERRUPTIELE POWER SOURCE CONTAINS FOTEN’TIALLV
HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES D0 NOTATT'EMPTTO DlSASSEmLE THE UNIT
BEYOND BATTERY REPLACEMENTPROCEDURES EELcw. EXCEPTPORTHE
BATTERY. THIS UPS CONTAINS NO USER SERVICABLE PARTS. REPA|RS CAN
BEFERFORNEDBY MINUTEMAN SERVICE PERSONNELONLV
CAUTIO N ;DO NOT OPEN OR MUTILATESATTERIES. RELEASEDELECTROLYTE
IS HARMFUL TO THE SKINAND EYESAND MAY BE TOXIC
- D NOTD R FIRETHEBA RIE MAVEXPL _
CAUT|0N_ O ISPOSEOFEATTE IESINA TI‘E S ODE
THE BATTERIES INTHIS UPSARE RECYCLABLE DISPOSE OF THE BATTERIES
PROFERLV THE BATTERIES CONTAIN LEADAND POSEA HAZARDTOTHE
ENVIRONMENTANDHUMAN HEALTH IF NOTDISPOSED OF PROPERLY. REFER
TO LOCAL CODES FOR PROPERDISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS OR RETURNTNE
BATTERY TD MINUTEMAN
CAUTION: ALTHOUGH BATTERY SYSTEM VOLTAGES ARE ONLY 12 we ANDZA
VDC THE BATTERY SYSTEM W STILL PRESENTA RISK THE CURRENT
CAPABILITV OFABA‘ITERY IS SUFFlCENTTo EURNWIRE OR TOOLS
A VERY RAPIDLV, PRODUCING MOLTEN METAL. OBSERVE THESE PRECAU-
TIONSWHENREPLACINGTHE EAT-TERTES.
1, REMOVE WATCHES, RINGS, OR OTHER METAL OBJECTS:
2, USE HANDTOOLS WITH INSULATED I'IANDIES,
3 DO NOT w TOQLS OR OTHER METAL PARTS ON TOP OF
CAUTION: BATTERTES
REPLACE BATTERIES WITH THE SAME NUMBERANDTYPEAS ORIGI-
NALLY lNSTALLED lNTHE UPS. THESE BATTERlEs HAVE PRESSURE
OPERATEDVENTS
BATTERY REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
PLEASE READ THE CAUTIONS SECTION BEFOREA‘I‘FMP‘TING T0 REPLACETHE
BATTERIES
I Lay lhe unII on IIS Slde or bring to the edge of a table
Remove me velalmng screw holding me
battery duor m place and since the dam towards the
bottom ol the um.
2 Gently pull out me ballery by grasplng me battery remoGal
Ian
3 Dismnnem me two wires conneclmg Ihe battery la The UPS Pull back straigm on me
conneclur while wlggllng the mnnecmr from Side In side
msconnecl
4- —>
A Canned lnu new bullery in place 0! the old one, ensuring that black Wire is conneched la
[he negailve (-) terminal and the led wire is connected (0 (he poslilve (fl lemlinaI Small
sparks at (he balmy conne'ction ave normal.
5. Place me new banery in me (as: taking cars not In pmch any wires.
5, Slide Ihe bakery door back lnlo its slat and realm the relalmng sclew.
7 Dispose ol the battery properly at an appropnala recyclin facility or return T! to the
MINING SERVICE
fl'l
IF THE UPS REQUIRES SERVICE
LUse the TROUBLESHOOTING section 5 to eliminate obvrous causes.
2.Verrfy thal nu circuit breakers are lnppefl Alrvped crrwll breaker is (he most common
proolem
3 Call your dealer re. aesrslance, lr you e‘annor reach yaur dealer, or ii he cannol reserve lhe
problem call or FAX Minuteman Technical Support at me lollowrng numbers; Voice phone
1972) 4457363. FAX line (97214459011. Please have lhe rollpwrng rnlprrnauon available
BEFORE pallrng Iechnlcal support
A VuurName and adpress.
B Where and when rhe unll was purchased
0 All pl the model rnromrauah on lhe rear of yuur Pro Senes UPS.
D Any rnformarlon on (he rarlure. rnexuorng LEDs lhar may be rllumlnaleo
E A descrlpllun of (he prolecred equlpmenl. lncludlng model numbers if pesslele
F A lechnlcran will ask you ror the above rnrormallon anal rr pusslbler help solve your
problem over the phone In [he evenl {hat the unll requires Iaclnry servlce. the
lechnrcren wlII lssue you a Return Marerral Aurhnrrzauon Number (RMA at)
G lr rhe UPS ls under warranty lhe reparrs wrll be done al no charge. lr nor, lhere wrll
be a charge Ior reparr.
4 pack lhe ups rn lls pngrnal paekagrng lr the ongrnal packsglrlg rs no lpnger available ask
the lecnnrcal support leohnlcran about enralnrng a new set It rs rmppnanr lo pack lhe UPS
properly rn order «p avplo damage ln lrensrc, Never use Slyroroam beads lora packrng
malerlal
A. Include a lener wrln ymur name, address, day hme phone number, RMA number a
copy or your crlglnal sales recelpkr and a brrel descrlptinn or the lrpuple
5 Mark Ihe RMA # on Ihe oulsrde DI all packages The factory cannot accepl any package
wllhoul the RMA # marked on the outside
5 Relum rhe ups by msured, prepaid r-arrrer re:
Minuteman. Para Sysrems In:
1455 LeMay Dnve r
Carrolnen, Tx‘ 75007
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