Alarm Connection Instructions SiteStar

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SiteStar Cabinet Alarm Connection Instructions


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Version History

Version Date Author Comments

0.1 24th August 2009 Marko P Komulainen Kari Immonen

First Draft

1.0 10th September 2009 Marko P Komulainen 1st release

2.0 4th January 2010 Marko P Komulainen Kari Immonen 2nd release

3.0 12th January 2010 Marko P Komulainen Kari Immonen 3rd release

4.0 2nd February 2010 Marko P Komulainen Kari Immonen 4th release

5.0 11th February 2010 Marko P Komulainen Kari Immonen 5th release

6.0 12th February 2010 Marko P Komulainen Kari Immonen 6th release

7.0 10th March 2010 Marko P Komulainen 7th release


Abbreviations AC Alternating Current

DC Direct Current

BTS Base Transceiver Station

NO Normal Open

NC Normal Closed

EAC External Alarm Connection

FPRA Flexi Power Rectifier

PDA Power Distribution Assembly

CLU Climate control Unit


Table of content 1. Introduction ............................................................................ 6

2. SiteStar Description ............................................................... 7

3. SiteStar Alarm Connections................................................... 8 3.1 Single alarm connection......................................................................................8 3.2 Multiple alarm connection ...................................................................................9

4. FPRA Alarm Descriptions .................................................... 12

5. FPRA Alarm Interface Card ................................................. 14 5.1 SiteStar alarm connection to FPRA ..................................................................15 5.2 SiteStar alarm connection to Flexi BTS system module ..................................16 5.3 FPRA alarm cable connection via SiteStar alarm connection bar ...................17 5.4 SiteStar and FPRA alarm connection via FSEB...............................................17 5.4.1 This chapter applies SiteStar alarms connection to the Flexi EDGE and Flexi

WCDMA Base Stations. ....................................................................................18 5.4.2 This chapter applies FPRA alarms connection to the Flexi EDGE and Flexi

WCDMA Base Stations. ....................................................................................19


1. Introduction This document gives supplementary information for connecting the different SiteStar battery cabinet HW versions alarm cable to the FPRA Flexi Power Rectifier module or directly to Flexi BTS system module via the SiteStar alarm connection bar.

Full details on the installation of the SiteStar cabinet can be found in the SiteStar Installation Manual, which is supplied with cabinet.

Alarm connection details for connecting FPRA further to both GSM/EDGE and WCDMA applications please refer to separate FPRA Alarm Connection document.

Note: SiteStar cabinet delivery includes the alarm cable.


2. SiteStar Description SiteStar is a cabinet housing batteries either up to 2 strings or 4 strings depending on the cabinet type. Cabinet is primarily meant to be used together with FPRA Flexi Power Rectifier to power the BTS and charge the batteries inside SiteStar cabinet.


3. SiteStar Alarm Connections 3.1 Single alarm connection

The following SiteStar cabinet versions provides multiple alarms bundled into a single alarm output - CS7000100.00

The alarm can either be connected as normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO). The external alarm will be triggered by: CLU failure: compressor fail, heater fail (if equipped), fan fail or controller fail Temperature: Internal temperature outside regulation window or external

temperature outside system specification Door open Mains failure During cabinet startup sequence the external alarm will be trigged several times. Ext Alarm cable (9-pol D-SUB) connection is following:

Pin 1 NO2 COM3 NC4 5 6 7 8 GND9 +12VDC

Alarm cable is connected to CLU (D9) and other end can be connected eg to FPRA alarm input, see Figure1 and Figure7.


Figure1. SiteStar alarm cable

Figure2. CLU unit

3.2 Multiple alarm connection The following SiteStar cabinet versions provides three individual alarm relay outputs - CS7000100.01 or later - CS7000106.00 or later - CS7000101.00 or later - CS7000107.00 or later. K1 alarm can either be connected as normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO) and K2, K3 alarms will be normally closed (NC) connected.


The alarms will be triggered by: AlarmRouting K1 K2 K3Temperature,indoor XTemperature,outdoor XFanfail XDooralarm XCompressorfail XHeaterfail XCLU XMainsfailure X X X During cabinet startup sequence the external alarms will be trigged several times.

Ext Alarm cable (9-pol D-SUB) connection is following:

Pin 1 K1NO2 COM3 K1NC4 5 K2NC6 K3NC7 8 GND9 +12VDC

Alarm cable is directly connected from CLU board to alarm plinth, Figure3.

Figure3. Alarm plinth.


Figure4. CLU unit


4. FPRA Alarm Descriptions The PDA supplies six isolated and floating EAC alarms to the BTS, which are summarized in Table 1 below.

Ext Alarm In should be used to connect SiteStar alarm (ref 3.1 and 3.2) into FPRA and then remote battery test functionality is disabled.

EAC alarm Description (see Note)

Main 1

Main 2

Main 3

Mains phase failure indicates any single phase voltage of the 3-phase FPRA power source configuration that is below 85VAC

Critical Battery low voltage

PDA controller fail

DC distribution failure (e.g. Circuit Breaker tripped)

Major Battery test failure

Rectifier fail

High float voltage

Rectifier Fan Failure

Input voltage too high or too low (rectifier shutdown)

Surge Protection Device tripped

Minor Battery temperature High/Low

Rectifier temperature High

Rectifier over current

Extended mains voltage range

Low mains voltage range

Ext Alarm In

Remote-start for Battery Test (default setting Off which can

be used for SiteStar alarm in)

Table 1: FPRA Alarm Description


NOTE: - these are the factory-default alarm settings - user can re-configure the alarm settings as required

Full details of alarms and their configuration can be found in the FPRA User Manual, which is supplied with the FPRA unit.


5. FPRA Alarm Interface Card Figure5 shows the FPRA Alarm Interface Card

Figure5. Alarm Interface Card.

To detach the card from the PDA, loosen the two screws with a cross headed screwdriver, and pull the card out of the PDA (see Figure6).

Figure6. Removing the Alarm Interface Card.

1

2


5.1 SiteStar alarm connection to FPRA SiteStar alarm cable is connected to the J11 connector (pins 1 and 2) of the Alarm Interface Card (Figure7) as per Table2 below.

Figure7. J11 connector.

SiteStarDsubconnector Cable FPRAalarmboardJ11connector

Pin1(NO) Brown** Pin1()Pin2(COMMON) Red Noconnection,connecttogetherwithBlackwire*

Pin3(NC) Orange NoconnectionPin8(+12VDC) White** Pin2(+)

Pin9(GND) Black Noconnection,connecttogetherwithRedwire*Table 2. SiteStar alarm cable connection to FPRA J11 connector.

* NOTE: Connect SiteStar Pin2 and Pin9 together.

** NOTE: Correct wire colours shown on table above, not colours like on Figure7.

Addtionally Alarm In setting must be set to Off to report alarm from external device, see Figure8 below.


Figure8. Alarm In setting on FPRA

The procedure for installing and grounding the Alarm cable is as follows:

Connect the screening to position A on the drawer assembly with a cable-tie (refer to Figure9 for details). Ensure the cable screen firmly touches the sidewall of the drawer as this provides the grounding of the cable screen.

Figure9. Cable screening location.

Push the drawer back into its slot horizontally until the drawer pin matches the internal

connector of the PDA and secure the two thumbscrews.

5.2 SiteStar alarm connection to Flexi BTS system module

A

J11


This chapter applies to a connection to the Flexi EDGE and Flexi WCDMA Base Stations.

CABLE REQUIRED: FSAA Cable 471628A (separate sales item)

Cut the 37 way D-type connector from cable assembly 471628A, leaving the MDR-36 connector intact.

Insert the alarm cable thru SiteStar cabinet cable entry. Connect the twisted pair cables to the SiteStar alarm connection bar against pre-wired

SiteStar alarms (Fig3). Connect the MDR36 connector to the EAC connector of the System Module

5.3 FPRA alarm cable connection via SiteStar alarm connection bar

Having FPRA used together with SiteStar, the FPRA alarms are possible to route via SiteStar alarm connection bar at cabinet bottom (Fig3).

Insert the alarm cable coming from FPRA thru SiteStar cabinet cable entry. Connect the twisted pair cables to the SiteStar alarm connection bar (Fig3) using the empty

screws terminals on left hand side of pre-wired SiteStar alarms. Ensure the FSAA alarm cable (ref 5.2) is also connected with FPRA alarms via SiteStar

alarm connection bar.

NOTE: FPRA delivery does not include alarm cable, eg FSAA cable can be also used between FPRA and SiteStar by cutting off connectors at both ends.

5.4 SiteStar and FPRA alarm connection via FSEB

SiteStar

Flying Lead

System Module

MDR36 Connector

471628A


5.4.1 This chapter applies SiteStar alarms connection to the Flexi EDGE and Flexi WCDMA Base Stations.

CABLES REQUIRED: 994945 (supplied with FSEB)

471628A (separate sales item)

Connect alarm cable 994945 from the EAC connector on the System Module to the ESM connector of the FSEB.

Cut both connectors from cable assembly 471628A leaving just the cable itself

Insert one end of the cable into the SiteStar alarm connection bar as described in chapter 5.2

Connect the wires between the SiteStar alarm connection bar and the alarm connector located in the FSEB box.

Table 3 gives an example of how the FSEB can be connected. Other FSEB connectors may be used as an alternative if other external alarm cables are already in place.

SiteStar alarm connection bar FSEB

SiteStar alarm connection

bar


DESCRIPTION TERMINAL NUMBER WIRE

COLOUR CONNECTORPIN

NUMBER EAC

SIGNAL K1_NO 1 BLACK X4104 1 EXT_CO1COM 2 WHITE/BLACK X4105 1 +5V K1_NC 3 WHITE/GREEN X4107 1 GND K2_NC 4 GREEN X4106 1 EXT_AL1 K3_NC 5 BLUE X4106 2 EXT_AL2 6 VIOLET X4106 3 EXT_AL3 7 GREY X4106 4 EXT_AL4 GND 8 PINK X4106 5 EXT_AL5 +12VDC 9 LIGHT GREEN X4106 6 EXT_AL6

Table 3. FSEB Connections

5.4.2 This chapter applies FPRA alarms connection to the Flexi EDGE and Flexi WCDMA Base Stations.

CABLES REQUIRED: 994945 (supplied with FSEB)

471628A (separate sales item)

Connect alarm cable 994945 from the EAC connector on the System Module to the ESM connector of the FSEB.

Cut both connectors from cable assembly 471628A leaving just the cable itself

Insert one end of the cable into the Alarm Interface Card as described in FPRA alarm connection document chapter 4.1

Connect the wires between the J11 connector of the Alarm Interface Card and the alarms connector located in the FSEB box.

FPRA


Table 4 gives an example of how the FSEB can be connected. Other FSEB connectors may be used as an alternative if other external alarm cables are already in place.

FPRA FSEB

DESCRIPTION J11 PIN NUMBER WIRE

COLOUR CONNECTORPIN

NUMBER EAC

SIGNAL ALARM IN (-) 1 BLACK X4104 1 EXT_CO1ALARM IN (+) 2 WHITE/BLACK X4105 1 +5V ALARM_COM 3 WHITE/GREEN X4107 1 GND MAINS 1 4 GREEN X4106 1 EXT_AL1 MAINS 2 6 BLUE X4106 2 EXT_AL2 MAINS 3 8 VIOLET X4106 3 EXT_AL3 CRITICAL 10 GREY X4106 4 EXT_AL4 MAJOR 12 PINK X4106 5 EXT_AL5 MINOR 14 LIGHT GREEN X4106 6 EXT_AL6

Table 4: FSEB Connections

Secure the alarm cable to the sidewall with a cable-tie

Push the drawer back into its slot horizontally until the drawer pin matches the internal connector of the PDA and secure the two thumbscrews

NOTE: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE USER WEAR AN ANTI-STATIC STRAP CONNECTED TO AN APPROPRIATE GROUNDING POINT PRIOR TO CARRYING OUT ANY ALARM CABLE INSTALLATION

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