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 BoQ Calculation Reference

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 How to use this table
1. To simplify BoQ per site model, each varian define in single sheet (see column remark for item
Varian for each BoQ Sheet)
2. In order to develop complete BoQ, required to combine BoQ from respective varian (BoQ BTS+
BoQ Local Inst Mat+ BoQ Antenna and Bracket + BoQ AAOB)

How to Calculate BoQ

• To Determine type material and also quantity, have to consider other item related with
the Solution Model and also actual requirement at site:
• For detail regarding each item calculation already describe at excel attached.

Microsoft Excel
Worksheet

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Sample BoQ Reference (1a) – AAOB_Rectifier

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Sample BoQ Reference (1b) – AAOB_Rectifier

Upgrade
Ladder#2 Ladder#3 Remark
HUB/Local Group Material No CS Code Material Description L#2 to L#3
34 P520596 POWER CABLE 4X16MM NYFGBY 15 15 Connection from ACPDB to AAOB
35 P401524 Cable Ferulle Black (16mm) 4 4 Ferule for end point AC Cable to AAOB
36 CS80004.88 CABLE LUG 16MM2 SET M8 single hole 6 6 Lug for end point AC Cable to ACPDB (4) + Lug for Grounding (2)
37 CS80000.25 Cable DC NYAF 16mm black
connection for existing cabinet, Change to use N2XCY 2x25 sqmm
38 CS80000.26 Cable DC NYAF 16mm blue
39 CS80005.55 Flexible metal Conduit 3/4" Already use N2XCY 2x25 sqmm Cable ( outdoor purpose)
40 CS80005.54 Flexible Metal Conduit 1" No Need
41 2 2 Connection End Point N2XCY 2x25 at Existing Rectifier Bar Power core
CS73226.08 Cable Lug 25 sqmm M8 single hole
42 P607243 Grounding Cable NYAF 16mm2 Yellow Green 10 10
43 CS80005.05 CABLE LUG JACKET 16MM2 SET GREEN 2 2 Grounding AAOB to Busbar
44 CS80001.60_BAT CABLE TIES 250MM/WHITE 100 100 50 Tidiness of cable DC and AC inside cabinet
AAOB Local Material Inst-Mat 45 CS80005.84 Silicon Sealant (Black) 1 1
46 CS80004.45 Grounding cable NYAF 6mm2 Y/G 4 6 2 Grounding for Battery
47 P401527 Cable Lug 6mm M5 Single hole 5 5 5 Grounding lug for Battery to Battery
48 P401530 Cable Lug 6mm M6 Single Hole 1 1 1 Grounding lug Battery to Grounding bar AAOB
49 P401532 Cable Lug Jacket 6mm Green 6 6 6 Inteconnection Grounding Bar AAOB to Body Battery Lithium
50 CS80004.50 Power cable NYAF 35 sqmm Black 8 12 4 Power Cable for Battery lithium
51 CS80004.51 Power cable NYAF 35 sqmm Bllue 8 12 4 Power Cable for Battery lithium
52 CS80006.39 Cable Jacket 35mm Blue 8 12 4 Interconnection New Battery Lithium to Breaker
53 CS80006.40 Cable Jacket 35mm Black 8 12 4 Interconnection Breaker to Bar
54 CS73226.09 Cable Lug 35mm M8 Single Hole 8 12 4 Bolt connection Battery Li-ion Shoto and power core AAOB
55 P401536 Cable Lug 35mm M6 Single Hole 8 12 4 Bolt connection cable battery Battery Breaker (+) and (-)
56 P520595 CABLE UTP CAT5 PANDUIT 3 3 3 ENVA cable to monitor Battery litium
57 CS80000.33 RJ-45 CONNECTOR, COVER BLUE 4 4 2 ENVA cable accessories

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Electrical Safety
Some components of the power supply system carry hazardous voltage in operation. Direct contact or indirect contact through moist objects
with these components will result in fatal injury.

High voltage operation may cause fire and electric shock. The connection and wiring of AC cables must be in compliance with the local rules and
regulations. Only those who are licensed to operate high voltage and AC power can perform high volt

In high voltage and AC operation, specialized tools must be used.

Never operate on high voltage, AC, iron tower or mast in the thunderstorm
The ESD generated by the human body will damage the ESD sensitive elements on PCBs, such as large-scale ICs. Before touching any plug-in
board, PCB or IC chip, ESD wrist strap must be worn to prevent body ESD from damaging the sensitive components. The other end of the ESD
wrist strap must be well earthed.
When the power rectifier is running in the environment of high temperature, the surface of the rectifier is hot. Please be careful when you plug
or extract the rectifier. At the same time, you may be injured by falling rectifier.
Please obey the standard operation rules when you connect any cable connectors and
ensure reliable connection to avoid an accident, such as fire and damage of equipment. Please do the similar operation when you connect AC
cable, or it will make the SPD on
fire or damage when phase line and zero line are in wrong connection.
During operation, never short the positive and negative poles of the DC distribution unit of
the power supply system or the Non-grounded pole and the earth. The power supply
system is a constant-voltage DC power device; short circuit will result in equipment burning and endanger human safety

BLVD
The function of BLVD is protecting the batteries from over-discharge. The disadvantage of BLVD is that when the battery voltage drops down to a
certain value, all the loads (including non-priority loads and priority loads) will be cut off due to battery disconnection. The advantage of
disabling BLVD is prolonging the power supply of priority loads. The disadvantage is that disabling cannot prevent unwanted power failure due to
mis-operation or power supply system failure
Electrical Safety
Others
When replacing power input fuses of monitoring module and power distribution units, use the same type fuses
to meet the safety requirement.

When moving equipment by hand, wear protective gloves to avoid injury by sharp object

Please verify the cable labels and the silkscreen of the power supply before connection

The signal cables should be routed at least 150mm away from power cables.
 AAOB OD Cabinet
Installation instructional video

Video instruction for AAOB cabinet

Items Links
AAOB dual bay FF + FF cabinet installation AAOB L FF+FF cabinet installation video 20220428.mp4
AAOB L cabinet maintenance AAOB L FF+DC airco cabinet maintenance video 20200218.mp4

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 AAOB Tool Kit
AAOB Detail Part
AAOB Dimensioning Cabinet
CS7156100 - AAOB 1.9 (AirScale All-In-One Outdoor Solution B) AAOB Medium 1.9m - Main characteristics
Dimensions 1900 x 700 x 700 mm

Weight 220 kg

Enclosure Hot Dip Galvanized steel, IP55

Cooling Top bay: Fan filter (F7 or H12)

Bat. bay: DC aircon
19” rack space available 24kW power core
12U (w/o AMIA), 9U (1 AMIA), 6U (2
AMIA)
15kW power core
13U (w/o AMIA), 10U (1 AMIA), 7U (2
AMIA)

Battery support 24kW power core (6 battery breakers)

4x 3U or 3x 4U or 2x 5U Lithium-Ion or
2x VRLA or
6x 3-4U Lithium-Ion w/ ext. cabinet or
4x VRLA with extension cabinet
15kW power core (4 battery breakers)
4x 3U or 3x 4U or 2x 5U Lithium-Ion or
2x VRLA or
4x 3-5U Lithium-Ion w/ ext. cabinet or
4x VRLA with extension cabinet

Power 24kW power core (6U)

24kW load (27kW with n+1 redundancy)
15kW power core (5U)
15kW load (18kW with n+1 redundancy)
LEAD ACID BATTERY LI-ION BATTERY Installation options Stand alone
Side by side w/ extension cabinet
AAOB Clearance requirement

AAOB Placement :
• AAOB Clearance reference distance must follow
below table for each code.
 AAOB Ground Placement

AAOB Placement :
• Drilling template can be found in the Packaging
Carton.
• Pull the drilling template gently off the unfolded
carton.
• Drill holes on the floor and insert the expansion
bolts (M12/100mm Anchor Bolt Set or M12/100mm
Bolt Set) into each hole (4 holes)
• Use the drilling gauge fitted to the hammer drill to
regulate the depth of each hole. Recommended
depth is 70 mm.
AAOB Power SubRack Detail Part
AAOB Power Schematic
 Power Supply Hot Swap (no space)

AC Power
Existing Cabinet New Cabinet New Cabinet
DC Power

Free Space

1. Existing power cabinet in
operation
2. Shut down and start down time
3. Remove AC and DC cable
4. Remove battery
5. Remove cabinet
6. Dismantle IDU TRS
1. Make space free
2. Make ready for new cabinet
installation
1. If upgrade AC power / PLN
required, it must be done first
2. Install new cabinet AAOB
3. Insert all new 4 x rectifiers
modules and 2 x batteries
4. Install IDU TRS
5. Install internal cable
1. Connect AC and DC cable
2. Power on
3. Activate NMS for rectifier monitoring
by NetAct
4. Monitoring and testing
5. New cabinet in operation (provided IDU
spare if needed)
6. Old cabinet, rectifier and battery ready
to pick up
Power Supply Cold Swap (space available)

AC Power
New Cabinet in Temporary or
Final Position Existing Cabinet New Cabinet DC Power

Move to final
position or stay here
as final position

1. If upgrade AC power / PLN
required, it must be done first
2. Install new cabinet AAOB beside
the existing cabinet
3. Insert all new 4 x rectifiers module
and 2 x batteries
4. Install internal cable
1. Existing power cabinet in
operation
2. Shut down and start down time
3. Remove AC and DC cable
4. Remove battery
5. Remove cabinet
6. Dismantle IDU TRS
1. Install IDU TRS (ensure TRS cable length is sufficient)
2. Connect AC cable (ensure cable length to ACPDB is sufficient) and DC
cable
3. Power on
4. Activate NMS for rectifier monitoring by NetAct
5. Monitoring and testing
6. In case in temporary position, then move cabinet slowly to the final /
existing position
7. New cabinet in operation (provide IDU spare if needed)
8. Old cabinet, rectifier and battery ready to pick up
Nokia AAOB Power cabinet
Cabinet configuration

Layer 2 cabinet configuration Layer 3 cabinet configuration

RECT 1 RECT 3 RECT 1 RECT 3

RECT 2 RECT 2 RECT 4

AMIA AMIA

• 4 units of 3kW rectifier module

• 3 units of 3kW rectifier module
• 3 units of 100Ah Li-Ion battery
• 2 units of 100Ah Li-Ion battery
Battery 3

Battery 2 Battery 2

Battery 1 Battery 1
AAOB Grounding Cable Rectifier
AAOB Grounding Cable: (*)
• Connect All required module to
grounding bar;
• For Plug In Unit Modules in AMIA,
connect cable ground to AMIA
Casing and connect grounding cable
from AMIA Casing to grounding Bar
AAOB (*) (NYAF YG 6 sqmm + 2xLug
M8)
• AAOB Grounding bar have to be
grounded using Cable to Main
System Grounded busbar (**) (NYAF
YG 16 sqmm + 1xLug Cable M10 +
1xLug M8)
• Tighten all the screw at grounding
bar.
• Follow the routing cable to
(**)
grounding bar.
AAOB Battery Grounding Cable Rectifier
AAOB Battery Grounding Cable:
• Each Battery must be grounded.
• Battery Cable grounded will be
connected as chain type connection.
(NYAF YG 6 sqmm + 2xLug M6/M5)
• From Top Battery grounding to
grounding Bar AAOB (*) (NYAF YG 6
sqmm + 2xLug M6/M5)
• AAOB Grounding bar must be
grounded using Cable to Main
System Grounded busbar (**) (NYAF
YG 16 sqmm + 1xLug Cable M10 +
1xLug M8)
• Tighten all the screw at grounding
bar.
• Follow the routing cable to
grounding bar.
 AC Power Cable

Panel ACPDB

AMIA

Power cable NYFGBY 3-Phases AC wiring configuration

4x16 mm2**

AAOB LI-ION BATTERY

** Dimensioning diameter cable as per maximum capacity 24KW

AAOB to cater future expansion
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 AC (Alternating Current) Power Cable Routing
AC Cable Routing for Outdoor:
• Route connection AC Power cable from COS-
Change Over Switch Box (usually the same Box with
PLN KWH) or outdoor ACPDB must be planted the Panel
AC ACPDB
ground and pulled up to inlet cable AAOB at bottom Panel
cabinet then fix inside AAOB cabinet to MCB L1-L2-
L3 -N AAOB.
• Not required conduit to cover the AC PLN cable from
ACPDB or COS to AAOB.
• Make sure the length of cable are sufficient follow
the route laying cable.

AC Cable Routing for Indoor:

• Routing AC Power cable from PLN KWH Box to
ACPDB at Indoor site must laying planted the ground
and follow the Cable tray inside to Indoor room by
Indoor Cable Inlet or Wall Gland shelter. Panel
• At Indoor, AC Cables laying from ACPDB to AAOB ACPDB
cabinet inlet have to route via indoor tray cable and A
route enter the cabinet via bottom inlet cable AAOB. AC
Panel
C
P
• Make sure the length of cable are sufficient follow D
B
the route laying cable.
• All routing AC Cables must fix at cable try and for
laying cable in the air must consider the loose cable.

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AAOB AC Cable Installation
C A
AC Input Cable connection:
• Switch Power off all MCBs and fuses before the
electrical connection.
• Connect the PE Cable, The lug is M8.
Before connection, please confirm the AC input
information below.
For Three-Phase, the enclosure requires
L1~L3+N+PE.
(Cable size range ; 16 sqmm)
D B
• Follow the AC cable Routing at left side of cabinet
and secure using cable tie that fix to rack 19 cabinet
inside AAOB.
AAOB DC Cable Installation
DC Cable connection:
• Switch off and make sure Power source off
before start to install DC Power.
• DC Cable types for RFM and RRU using N2XCY
2x16 sqmm + end point ferule 12mm to
Rectifier.
• DC Cable Type for AMIA using NYY 2x 16
sqmm + end point ferule 12mm to Rectifier.
• Connect the negative cable (Blue) to MCB;
• Connect the positive cable (Black) to
Terminal bar,
• Tighten the screw for each power connection.
• Follow the AC cable Routing at left side of
cabinet and secure using cable tie that fix to
rack 19 cabinet inside AAOB.

Attention:
• Braided grounding cable N2XCY from all DC cable RRU
and RFM should be collected and twisted then insert Braided grounding cable
to cable Lug 10 sqmm (L#2) or 16 sqmm (L#3) M8
hole and crimped.
• Routed the braided grounding N2XCY from bottom
and insert by inlet cabinet as AAOB FO and DC Cable
Entries
• Connect cable lug together to grounding AAOB door.
AAOB FO and DC Cable Entries
CABLE OPTIC POWER AC
DAN DATA POWER DC

TOP View
POWER DC
Entry Spare
POWER DC
POWER &
POWER AC

FRONT AAOB

Braided
grounding
N2XCY RF
 AAOB MCB Configuration for AMIA and RRU’s on BLVD, LLVD1,
DC MCB Arrangement:
• Switch off and make sure Power
LLVD2 (without FPFH)
source off before start to install
cable connection to DC
Distribution (MCB).
• Follow MCB or Pin Bar Number as
right table for MCB allocation.
• Change MCB Allocation follow
Mapping Ampere table.
• MCB for AMIA 32 A is mounted at
Priority Load pin BAR number 5 at
MCB number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8   9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16   17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
BLVD MCB.
Existing Ampere 10 16 25 50 50 50 50 -   32 32 50 50 50 - - -   - - - - - - - -
• MCB For RRU Ladder#2 or Main
Mapping
Sector are mounted at Non- Ampere (MCB)
10 16 25 32 32 - - 125   50 50 50 50 - - - -   50 50 50 - - - - -
Priority Load pin Bar number 9,    
10,11, 12 at LLVD1 MCB.    

 To Existing Rectifier

• MCB For RRU Upgrade for    
Ladder#3 or Multi Sector are

AHEGC 5

AHEGC 2

AHEGC 4
AHEGC 1

AHEGC 3

AHEGC 6
AMIA 
Module

ARDA
mounted at Non-Priority Load pin Allocation
 

 
BLVD 8 Pin Bar LLVD1 8 Pin Bar LLVD2 8 Pin Bar
Bar number 17,18,19 at LLVD2    
MCB.
• Additional MCB 125A at BLVD Pin New MCB 125 A
8 to Supply Power Transport
MOP Attached to supply power
module inside Existing Cabinet Microsoft Word existing Cabinet
Document
Rectifier
POWER Connection from AAOB to AMIA and RRU’s
LADDER#2 Cable connection:
•
•
Connect the negative cable to MCB.
Connect the positive cable to busbar,
• Tighten the screw
• Make sure connectivity Priority Load for AMIA and Non Priority Load for all
RRU’s

AAOB
PWR PDU ( + )
PWR RRU1 PWR RRU2 PWR RRU3

2 3 4 PWR PDU ( - )
PL NPL

PWR RFM1
PWR RRU1

PWR RRU3
PWR RRU2
AHEGC 1 AHEGC 3 AHEGC 5
Sec 1 Sec 2 Sec 3

Inside
AMIA
PWR RFM1
1

ARDA 7
POWER Connection from AAOB to AMIA and RRU’s
LADDER#3 Cable connection:
•
•
Connect the negative cable to MCB.
Connect the positive cable to busbar,
• Tighten the screw
• Make sure connectivity Priority Load for AMIA and Non Priority Load for all
RRU’s

AHEGC 1 AHEGC 3 AHEGC 5

AAOB
Sec 1 Sec 2 Sec 3 PWR PDU ( + )

PWR RRU1 PWR RRU2 PWR RRU3

2 3 4 PWR PDU ( - )
PL NPL

PWR RRU4
PWR RRU1

PWR RRU5
PWR RRU6
PWR RRU2
PWR RRU3
AHEGC 2 AHEGC 4 AHEGC 6
Sec 1_M Sec 2_M Sec 3_M
PWR RRU4 PWR RRU5 PWR RRU6
2 3 4

Inside
AMIA
PWR RFM1
ARDA 7
PWR RFM1
1
ARDA 7
 Nokia AAOB Power cabinet
Wiring diagram

AAOB
FROM HW-A PORT CABLE TYPE PORT TO HW-B
AAOB

POWER CORE
2 AC INPUT Main Grounding Cabinet ground bar
TERMINAL 1 M10 bolt and nut NYAF YG16mm2 AAOB
Bar M8 screw
MAIN
ACPDB AC MAIN AC cable 3x16mm2 AAOB AC input
AAOB 2
PDB /CB (NYFGBY  4x16mm2)
AC input terminal
panel
MC2600
6 AAOB interface
3 Battery 1 COMM-Out LAN RS485 Cable RS485-1 (+ & -) port
RRH board
AAOB Interface
RRH board 4 Battery 1 COMM-IN COMM-OUT Battery 2
LAN cable (part of
RRH battery delivery)
RRH 8 4 Battery 2 COMM-IN COMM-OUT Battery 3
AAOB DC Power cable (factory
DCPD (MCB) 5 AAOB DCPDB Slot 5_32A MCB DC-IN AMIA
default installed)
5 6 AAOB MC2600 Front LAN (SNMP) port LAN cable LMP Port AMIA
BATT. Battery 1 Battery CB1,2,3 for a
AMIA - CBs negative line and bus Power core
3 Battery 2 Battery Cable +/- (pre-
7 +/- Battery terminal bar for positive on (pre-installed in
installed)
AAOB left side. factory)
Battery 3
Battery 3 7 BATTERY COMPARTMENT
GROUNDING 8 AAOB DCPDB MCBs DC power cable DC IN RRHs
BAR 4
GROUND BAR
AAOB

1 Battery 2
4
Battery 1

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NMS AAOB interface board communication interface cable configuration and
installation instruction
RJ45 in LAN port Controler / RJ45 in EIF4 port AISB/ NMS
NMS

PIN Cable color (example PIN Cable color (example

(RJ45) color) (RJ45) color)

1 White/Orange 1 White/Orange

2 Orange 2 Orange

3 White/Blue 3 White/Blue
4 Blue 4 Blue
5 White/Green 5 White/Green
6 Green
6 Green
7 White / Brown
7 White / Brown
8 Brown
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8 Brown
AAOB interface board and BMS communication interface cable configuration and installation
instruction

Shrinking sleeve (small for LAN cable)

To Controller input port _485-1 +

To Controller input port _485-1 -

Note: Ferrule pin diameter must be 0.5 sq/mm

RJ45 in Battery / BMS side (Batt1/Out) Opened wire in AAOB controller port

PIN Cable color (example

(RJ45) color)
1 White/Orange

2 Orange

3 White/Blue

4 Blue

5 White/Green

6 Green

7 White / Brown

8 Brown
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 AAOB and BMS communication interface cable configuration and installation instruction

~2mtr.
• Materials:

1. LAN Cat 5 or higher cable (w/pre-made RJ45 with cover and opened end in one side) approx. 2 meter
2. RJ45 connector with cover (if on-site assembly) ~50mm
3. RJ 45 crimping tool (if on-site assembly)
4. Small ferrule (0.5msq/mm pin diameter)
5. Shrinking sleeve

• Procedure
PIN Cable color (example
1. If pre-made RJ45 LAN cable; (RJ45) color)

1 White/Orange
• Cut one end (if with RJ45 connector both ends).
• Splice or remove the LAN cable sleeve of approximately 50mm 2 Orange To RS485 (+1)
• Cut or tape the un-used cables (pair of orange, white/orange, brown, white/brown) 3 White/Blue
• Twist or short Pin1 (White/Green) and Pin4 (Blue) together, then remove and strip the cover approx. 5mm
4 Blue
(insert to ferrule and crimp) To RS485 (-1)
• Twist or short Pin2 (Green) and Pin5 (White/Blue) together, remove and strip the cover approx. 5mm 5 White/Green
(insert to ferrule and crimp) 6 Green
• Check if ferrule is properly crimped, by trying to pull out.
7 White / Brown
• Install and route properly the LAN cable and install it first in AAOB controller input (485-1, port + and -),
once secure, connect the other end (w/RJ45 connector) in the first battery out comm port. 8 Brown

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Electrical Safety
WARNING!
Improper handling of batteries can cause them to short-circuit, which can result in serious
injury due to high energy levels. Exercise the necessary care when working with batteries. Remove any items that
can cause short circuits, such as, rings and bracelet
CAUTION!
Batteries can leak electrolytes if mishandled. Electrolytes in contact with skin or eyes can cause injury. In the event
of an electrolyte-induced injury, rinse the affected area with water and immediately seek medical attention. Use
protective equipment when replacing batteries.
DANGER!
Open-cell lead-acid batteries can give off highly flammable hydrogen gas that can cause a fatal explosion. Do not
use open-cell lead-acid batteries. Preparation for install the battery Before action, consider the following:
• The circuit breaker for the battery string must be switched off.
• The fuse for DC feeding must be removed in enclosure.
• Wear gloves
WARNING!
High energy levels are present in this unit. Improper handling of the unit can lead to short circuits that can result in
serious injury. Exercise care when working with t
DANGER!
Explosion risk! Overheated batteries can result in highly flammable hydrogen gas in the cabinet that can cause an
explosion. Install the battery temperature sensor(s) according to the instructions.
AAOB Battery Cable Installation

Battery Cable connection:

• Connect the negative (Blue)cable to
MCB.
• Connect the positive (Black) cable to
busbar,
• Tighten the screw
• Mount the battery cover part cover
back.
 AAOB Batteries
Shoto SDA10-48100 Li-ION Datasheet

Technical Parameters Technical Parameters

1.Performance parameters 2. Function Description
Model 15S Installation method Rack mounted / Wall mounted
Nominal voltage 48V Communication interface RS232/RS485*2/Dry contact*2
Features and Benefits 100Ah(C5 ,0.2C to 40V at 25
Rated capacity Indicator state ALM/RUN/SOC
℃)
• High energy density: more energy with less weight Maximum support for 16 sets of
Operating voltage range 40V-56.4V Parallel communication
and footprint parallel
• High charge and discharge currents (short charge Boost charge/Float charge
54.5V/52.5V 35℃ Cycle index 3500@0.5C/0.5C
period) voltage
• Long battery life (up to 3 times the battery life of a Over voltage, under voltage,
conventional battery) Charging current (current-
10A short circuit, overload, over
• limiting ) Alarm and protection
High efficiency between charging and discharging current, over temperature, low
• Higher continual power available Charging current (Maximum) 100A temperature protection, etc.
• Wide operating temperature
• Predictable end of life due BMS controller Discharge current
100A
(Maximum)
• Multiple anti-theft solutions (optional): software,
gyroscope material, etc. Discharge cut-off voltage 40V
• Other functions (optional): Heating/LCD/Dry
442±1mm x 133±1mm x
Contact Dimensions (W x H x D)
440±1mm
Weight About 40.9±1kg
Install The Li-ion Battery
Install Li-ion battery support kit
1. Make sure all column screw at top 1
cabinet and bottom cabinet are
tighten.
2. Install the L-support brackets on
the screws and tighten the screw.
3. Follow U height of the L-support 2
bracket for mounting the Li-ion
Batteries based on Batteries
Brands and Capacity as the
Optional Kit on Battery Cabinet
on next page.
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The Li-ion Battery the optional kits on battery cabinet

Optional Kit to be used in XL Project

 Place Li-ion Battery
1 2
1. Install cage nuts (on the front surface) for
installing the 19-inch units. To see where to install
the nuts, hold the equipment against the rack and
note down the positions.
2. Push the battery until the battery mounting ears
are flush with the column.
3. Tighten the screws
4. Installed battery cable, connect the positive cable
in busbar and connect the negative cable in
battery MCBs.

• Connect (+) Black

cable to busbar
Li-ion Battery cable • Connect (-) Blue
cable to MCB
 AAOB ENVA Configuration

Below table are describe about alarm AAOB from Digital Input (DI) and Digital Output (DO) port
as EnvA trigger that connected to EAC Air Scale BTS by LSA DDF.

BTS EAC Colour Alarm Configuration

Alarm Name Pin Number BTS AAOB Connection
code Alarm Level Alarm Relay DO Alarm DO id
Door Open Hitam 1 DI (Digital Input) 1
Mains Failure (L1 Failure) Coklat 2 DO (Digital Output) 3 Major Relay 3 NC DO 3
Mains Failure (L2 Failure) Hitam Putih 3 DO (Digital Output) 3 Major Relay 3 NC DO 3
Mains Failure (L3 Failure) Coklat Putih 4 DO (Digital Output) 3 Major Relay 3 NC DO 3
Medium Surge Protection Failure (SPD Alarm) Merah 5 SPD
Rectifier Main Failure Orange 6 DO (Digital Output) 6 Major Relay 6 NC DO 6
Battery Stolen Putih merah 7
DC High Voltage Putih Orange 8 DO (Digital Output) 4 Major Relay 4 NC DO 4
DC Low Voltage Kuning 9 DO (Digital Output) 2 Major Relay 2 NC DO 2
AAOB Li-Ion Battery Setup System
Deep Switch Setting Shoto Battery

• Battery Bank 1:

• Battery Bank 2:

• Battery Bank 3:

For System AAOB related with Battery Bank

that should be set up:
• Make sure the Battery capacity in system
setup equal with the installed capacity
battery.
• Make sure the Battery Fuse number in
system also setup aligned with Number
Battery bank.
• For Li-ion Battery should be setup Boost
Charge became enable.
 Check or modify parameters
(if necessary)
1

Note:
The content described in this chapter is not a necessary action, please set the parameters according to the actual
situation on site.
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 Check or modify parameters
Step 1. Use a communication cable to connect the PC with the LAN port of the controller.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 2. Open the computer's network local connection and click the "Properties" button:

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 3. Double-click the "TCP/IPv4" option:

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 4. The IP address is set to 192.168.70.X, where X represents any number from 3 to 254;
the subnet mask, default gateway settings are as follows; After setting, click "OK".
Notice: You can ignore the DNS server settings, It's not necessary.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 5. In “Internet Explorer”, you can enter the default IP address: http://192.168.70.2, and
press Enter key. The following WEB page will be opened. Enter a valid User Name and
Password, then click OK. By default, there are two “User Name” and “Password”
combinations. One is “admin” and “654321”, the other is “operator” and “1”. The username
of “admin” has the highest authority and the username “operator” has no authority for
uploading and downloading configuration files.( The IP address entered is the one on the
LCD.)

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 6.
Check or modify LVD
voltage.

2
Detailed substeps: 1
1. Click "LVD" on the left
side of web.
2. Fill in the voltage value
that needs to be changed. 3
3. Click "Set".

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 6. Check or modify LVD voltage.(LCD)

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.

UP
ENT.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 6. Check or modify LVD voltage.(LCD)

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.

UP/DN.
+ENT. ENT.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 6. Check or modify LVD voltage.(LCD)

ENT.

ENT.+UP/DN.

UP/DN.
ENT.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 6. Check or modify LVD voltage.(LCD)

ENT.

UP/DN.+ENT.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 7.
Check or modify the charging
voltage and charging current
limit value.
2

Detailed substeps: 1

1. Click "Charge" on the left

side of web.
3
2. Fill in the voltage or current
value that needs to be
changed.
3. Click "Set".

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 7. Check or modify the charging voltage and charging current limit value.(LCD)

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.
ENT.+UP/DN.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 7. Check or modify the charging voltage and charging current limit value.(LCD)

UP/DN.+ENT.

UP/DN.+ENT.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 8.
Check or modify the BMS
protocol.
2
3

Detailed substeps:
1. Click "BMS" on the left 1
side of web.
2. Choose “Narada” or
“Shoto”.
3. Click "Set".

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 8. Check or modify the BMS protocol.(LCD)

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.
ENT.
ENT.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 9.
Check or modify the
voltage alarm point.
1
2

Detailed substeps:
1. Click "Input" on the left
side of web. 3
2. Fill in the voltage value
that needs to be changed.
3. Click "Set".

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 9.
Check or modify the
voltage alarm point.
4

Detailed substeps:
5
4. Click "DC" on the left
side of web.
5. Fill in the voltage value
that needs to be changed.
6. Click "Set". 6

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 9. Check or modify the voltage alarm point.(LCD)

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN. ENT.+UP/DN.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 9. Check or modify the voltage alarm point.(LCD)

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.
ENT.+UP/DN.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 9. Check or modify the voltage alarm point.(LCD)

ENT.+UP/DN. ENT.

UP/DN.+ENT.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 10.
Check or modify ECO
mode.

Detailed substeps: 2 3

1. Click "ECO" on the left

1
side of web.
2. Choose “Enable” .
3. Click "Set".

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 10. Check or modify ECO mode.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT. ENT.+UP/DN.

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 Check or modify parameters
Step 10. Check or modify ECO mode.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.

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 Set battery capacity
2

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 Set battery capacity
Step 1. Calculate the capacity of the battery.

Example: there are three lithium batteries with a total capacity of 3*150 in the cabinet.
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 Set battery capacity
Step 2.
After cabinet powers on,
follow the steps shown in
the following figure on the
monitoring module to set
capac 1

Detailed substeps:
2 3
1. Click "Charge" on the
left side of web.
2. Fill in the capacity of the
battery
3. Click "Set".

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 Set battery capacity
Step 2. After cabinet powers on, follow the steps shown in the following figure on the
monitoring module to set capacity.(LCD)

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT. ENT.+UP/DN.

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 Set battery capacity
Step 3. After setting the battery capacity on the monitoring module according to the above
steps, close the battery CB.

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
3

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 1. Set time

Detailed substeps:
1. Click "System" on the 2
left side of web.
2. Click “Windows Times".

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 1. Set time

Then, we can see that the

controller's time has been
consistent with the time
of Windows

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 1. Set time(LCD)

Detailed substeps:
Press "ESC" in the "Information Display" screen
to enter the "Software Version" screen. 1

1. Press the "DN." key on the "Software

Version" screen to enter the "Time Display"
screen
2. Press the "ENT" key on the "Time Display"
screen to enter the "Time Setting" screen to
set the conrtoller time
2

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 1. Set time(LCD)

Detailed substeps:
3. Press the "ENT" key on the "Time Display"
screen to enter the "Time Setting" screen. 3
4. Adjust time by "UP" and "DN" keys after the
arrow appears on the right side of the
screen.

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 2.
Check for Alarms

Detailed substeps:
1. Click “Active Alarm"
on the left side of
web.
2. Troubleshoot based 1
on detailed alarm
content.

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 2.
Check for Alarms
(LCD) ENT.

Troubleshoot based on
detailed alarm ENT.
content.

ENT.

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 3. Common alarms
Door Alarm: Alarm when the cabinet door is open, this is a normal phenomenon, and the alarm
disappears after the door is closed. If the door still does not disappear after closing the door, it may be
that the door switch circuit is open.

Fan alarm: open door status, abnormal temperature sensor, abnormal fan speed

Smoke alarm: smoke alarm, some components may be burned or caught on fire

Differential pressure alarm: filter blocked

The communication of the rectifier module is interrupted: the plug-in terminal of the module is
damaged or the communication circuit is abnormal

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 3. Common alarms
Load fuse alarm: load fault or circuit breaker detection line grounding or PCBA fault

Battery fuse alarm: battery failure or circuit breaker detection line grounding or PCBA failure

AC phase loss: AC phase loss or the module is not inserted into a continuous slot

AC power failure: AC power failure or communication interruption of all rectifier modules

SPD alarm: the lightning protection device is damaged

DC undervoltage: AC power failure, battery low voltage

BMS communication outage: Lithium battery under maintenance or stolen

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 4.
Clear history alarms

Detailed substeps:
1. Click “History Alarm"
on the left side of
web. We can see that
there are many 1
history alarms listed
here

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 4.
Clear history
alarms

2. Click “System" on the

left side of web.
3. Choose "Clear Alarm
Record".
2
4. Set 3 4

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 4.
Clear history 5
alarms

2. Click “System" on the

left side of web.
3. Choose "Clear Alarm
Record".
2
4. Set 3 4
5. Click “OK" .

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 4.
Clear history
alarms

6. Back to the “history

Alarm”, we can see
that the history alarm 6
has been removed.

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
step 4. Clear history alarms (LCD)

ENT.

ENT.

ENT. ENT.

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 Check and troubleshoot the enclosure
Step 4. Clear history alarms (LCD)

UP

ENT.

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 IP Setting
4

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 IP Setting
Step 1. Connect the monitoring module and PC with a network cable.

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 IP Setting
Step 2.
IP setting

Detailed substeps:
2 3
1. Click "Communication"
on the left side of web.
2. Fill in the IP 1
parameters.
3. Click "Set".

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 Set controller address
Step 2. Follow the steps below to set the IP address of the monitoring module.(LCD)

ENT.

ENT.+UP/DN.

ENT.+UP/DN.

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 DO setting
1

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 Do Sentting
The DO interface can be used for AAOB alarm dry contact output (digital output). If some alarms are
associated with the DO interface, the corresponding alarm information can be output on this interface.
Give an example to describe how to associate the “DC Over Volt” alarm with the DO6 interface.

Detailed substeps:
1. Click "Alarm Config" on the left side
of web.
2. Choose the "DC Over Volt" option. 2 3 4 5 6 7
3. Click "Set".
4. Choose the Alarm Level.
5.Click "Set".
6.Choose the “Relay6” 8 9 10 11
(Relay6 means DO6).
7.Click "Set". 1

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 Do Sentting
The DO interface can be used for AAOB alarm dry contact output (digital output). If some alarms are
associated with the DO interface, the corresponding alarm information can be output on this interface.
Give an example to describe how to associate the “DC Over Volt” alarm with the DO6 interface.

Detailed substeps:
8.Choose the “DO6”.
9.Click "Set".
10.Choose digital output type, NC or NO. 2 3 4 5 6 7
Note:
NC means that when there is no alarm,
the output state is closed, and when an
alarm occurs, the output state is open;
NO means that the output state is open 8 9 10 11
when there is no alarm, and the output
state is closed when there is an alarm; 1
11.Click "Set".

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 Do Sentting
Use 2 cables to connect the DO6 to the background device.

Use 2 cables to
connect the DO6 to
the background device

Note: DO1 has been used to control the LED lights, so other alarms cannot be associated with DO1.

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 Alarm stimulation
2

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 Alarm stimulation list

No. Alarm Name No. Alarm Name

1 Door alarm 2 AC-L1 Ph. Fail
3 AC-L2 Ph. Fail 4 AC-L3 Ph. Fail
5 SPD Alarm 6 Module xx Communication Fail
7 BMS xx communication Fail 8 DC Over Volt Alarm
9 DC Under Volt Alarm 10 Sen. 4 Temp High （ Env Temp ）
11 FAN Alarm 12 Smoke Alarm
13 Load Fuse Alarm 14 Batt Fuse Alarm
15 Mains Failure 16

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 1. Door alarm
Open the door of the cabinet, the door alarm will be displayed in the active alarm list of
the WEB. Press the door switch with your hand, the door alarm will disappear.
Press the door switch

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 2. AC-L1 Ph. Fail
Pull out the 1st, 4th, and 7th rectifier modules, and the AC-L1 Ph. Fail alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. Plug the rectifier modules back, then the alarm
will disappear.
Pull out the 1st, 4th,
and 7th rectifier
modules

Rect.1

Rect.4
Rect.7

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 3. AC-L2 Ph. Fail
Pull out the 2nd, 5th, and 8th rectifier modules, and the AC-L2 Ph. Fail alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. Plug the rectifier modules back, then the alarm
will disappear.
Pull out the 2nd, 5th,
and 8th rectifier
modules

Rect.2

Rect.5

Rect.8

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 4. AC-L3 Ph. Fail
Pull out the 3rd, 6th, and 9th rectifier modules, and the AC-L3 Ph. Fail alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. Plug the rectifier modules back, then the alarm
will disappear.
Pull out the 3rd, 6th,
and 9th rectifier
modules

Rect.6
Rect.3
Rect.9

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 5. SPD Alarm
Pull out the one of the small modules in the SPD, and the SPD alarm will be displayed in the
active alarm list of the WEB. Plug the small module back, then the alarm will disappear.
Pull out the small
module

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 6. Module communication Fail(Rectifier Failure)
Pull out the one of the rectifier modules, and the Module comm Fail alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. Plug the rectifier module back, then the alarm
will disappear.
Other alarm test such as high temperature, overvoltage, and fan failure will damage the
rectifier module, so it is not recommended to demonstrate on site. Pull out the one of
the rectifier modules

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 7. BMS communication Fail(Maybe Battery Stolen)
Pull out the communication cable, and the BMS comm Fail alarm will be displayed in the
active alarm list of the WEB. Plug the communication cable back, then the alarm will
disappear.

Pull out the

communication cable

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 8. DC Over Volt Alarm
Modify the voltage value of "DC Over Volt" to 47.5V, and the DC Over Volt alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. When the voltage value of "DC Over Volt" is
changed back to 57.6V, the alarm disappears.

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 8. DC Over Volt Alarm
Modify the voltage value of "DC Over Volt" to 47.5V, and the DC Over Volt alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. When the voltage value of "DC Over Volt" is
changed back to 57.6V, the alarm disappears.

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 9. DC Under Volt Alarm
Modify the voltage value of "DC Under Volt" to 57V, and the DC Under Volt alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. When the voltage value of "DC Over Volt" is
changed back to 47V, the alarm disappears.

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 9. DC Under Volt Alarm
Modify the voltage value of "DC Under Volt" to 57V, and the DC Under Volt alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. When the voltage value of "DC Over Volt" is
changed back to 47V, the alarm disappears.

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 10. Sen. 4 Temp High （ Env Temp ）
There is no environment temperature sensor in the configuration list of XL. After EFORE
receives the spare parts order, the user can test it according to this description.
First, the user needs to set the parameters of the controller on the WEB

Detailed substeps:
1. Click "Temperature" on the left side
of web.
2. Choose the "Env" option.
3. Click "Set".
1

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 10. Sen. 4 Temp High （ Env Temp ）
Second, install the temperature sensor according to the instructions.

Temperature sensor
cable connection

The position where the

temperature sensor probe should
be bound.Note that the sensor
must not come into contact with
metal parts of the cabinet.

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 10. Sen. 4 Temp High （ Env Temp ）
Third, user can blow the probe (metal part) of the temperature sensor with a heat gun, and
the Sen. 4 Temp High alarm will be displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. Some time
after stopping burning, then the alarm will disappear.
Connect to the
"Env. Temp" port

Blow hot air to

this to this
position

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 11. FAN Alarm （ equipment compartment ）
The user can blow the probe (metal part) of the temperature sensor near the fan control board in
the equipment compartment with a heat gun, , and the FAN alarm will be displayed in the active
alarm list of the WEB. Some time after stopping burning, then the alarm will disappear.
Blow hot air to this to
this position

Note: If the hot air temperature exceeds 90 degrees, the power system needs to be
restarted after the test, otherwise the fan will not be able to resume operation.
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 11. FAN Alarm （ battery compartment ）
The user can blow the probe (metal part) of the temperature sensor near the fan control board in the
equipment compartment with a heat gun, and the FAN2 alarm will be displayed in the active alarm list
of the WEB. Some time after stopping burning, then the alarm will disappear.

Blow hot air to this

Note: If the hot air temperature exceeds 90 degrees, the power system needs to be
to this position
restarted after the test, otherwise the fan will not be able to resume operation.
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 12. Smoke Alarm
Spray aerosol spray to the smoke detector, or hold a lighted cigarette close to the smoke
detector, and the Smoke alarm will be displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. The
alarm will disappear after the system restarts.

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 13. Load Fuse Alarm
Open the AC input and battery CB, and connect the load cable to the load CBs and the positive busbar.
Close the AC input CB and battery CBs, while Opening the load CB with the load cable, and the Load Fuse
1 /2 alarm will be displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. The alarm will disappear after close the CB.

Open the load CB

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 14. Battery Fuse Alarm
Open the AC input and battery CB, and connect the positive and negative battery cables.
Close the AC input CB and open the battery CBs, and the Battery Fuse 1 /2 alarm will be
displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. The alarm will disappear after close the CB.

Open the battery CB

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 15. Mains Failure Alarm
Close the AC input CB and battery CBs to run the system, then open the AC input CB, and
the Mains Failure alarm will be displayed in the active alarm list of the WEB. The alarm will
disappear after close the AC input CB.
First close the
AC input and
battery CBs,
then open the
AC input CB

Close the
battery CBs

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 Download history alarm list
3

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 Download history alram list

Detailed substeps:
2 3
1. Click "Up/Download" on the left side
of web.
2. Choose the "HistoryAlarm1/2/3/4"
option.
3. Click "Download".

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 Download history alram list
Right-click on an
empty area of the
page and choose
Save As
Detailed substeps:
4. Right-click on an empty area of the
page and choose Save As.
5. Save

Save

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 Download history alram list
Unzip
MC2600 dat to
Excel tool 1.08.rar

Detailed substeps:
6. Unzip the file "MC2600 dat to Excel
tool 1.08".
7. Start MC2600.exe

Start
Mc2600.exe

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 Download history alram list

8
Detailed substeps:
8. Click the "History Alarm" .
9. Click the "Dat to Excel" .

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 Download history alram list

Detailed substeps:
10. Choose History Alarm Datas .
11. Click the "Open" . 10

11

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 Download history alram list

Detailed substeps:
12. Click "OK" in the new page that
pops up.

12

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 Download history alram list

Detailed substeps:
13. Finally, we can see the exported
history alarm list in Excel.

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 Download history alram list
Note:
If you need to view the hitory data log, please choose according to the two pictures below.

hitory log
hitory data log file

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 AAOB FW Upgrade for Local
Battery
(FOR XL AXIATA PROJECT ONLY)

XL – Central Java

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Commercially Confidential
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FW Upgrade guidelines for local battery

Hardware;
• MC2600 monitoring AAOB MC2600 AAOB User interface board
• Huawei ESM-48100B1 Lithium Battery
• RS485 to USB cable
• Ethernet cable
• PC / Laptop
• Extra wires
• Wire stripper
• RS485 converter
RS 485 interface cable
Software:
MC2600 V9.0215020708.bin

Connect to COM_OUT

Local Li-Ion batteries

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AAOB and BMS communication interface cable configuration and installation instruction
~2mtr.
• Materials:

1. LAN Cat 5 or higher cable (w/pre-made RJ45 w/ cover and opened end in one side) approx. 2 meter
2. RJ45 connector with cover (if on-site assembly) ~50mm
3. RJ 45 crimping tool (if on-site assembly)
4. Small ferrule (0.5msq/mm pin diameter)
5. Shrinking sleeve

• Procedure PIN Cable color (example

(RJ45) color)

1. If pre-made RJ45 LAN cable; 1 White/Orange

2 Orange To RS485 (+1)
• Cut one end (if with RJ45 connector both ends).
• Splice or remove the LAN cable sleeve of approximately 50mm 3 White/Blue
• Cut or tape the un-used cables (pair of orange, white/orange, brown, white/brown) 4 Blue
To RS485 (-1)
• Twist or short Pin1 (White/Green) and Pin4 (Blue) together, then remove and strip the cover approx. 5mm 5 White/Green
(insert to ferrule and crimp)
• Twist or short Pin2 (Green) and Pin5 (White/Blue) together then remove and strip the cover approx. 5mm 6 Green
(insert to ferrule and crimp) 7 White / Brown
• Check if ferrule is properly crimped, by trying to pull out. 8 Brown
• Install and route properly the LAN cable and install it first in AAOB controller input (485-1, port + and -),
once secure, connect the other end (w/RJ45 connector) in the first battery out comm port.

NOTE: CABLE COLOR CODE VARIES DEPENDING ON THE BRAND OF CAT5 OR HIGHER USE.
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FW Upgrade guidelines for local battery

Commissioning steps:
1. Connect the communication line between the user interface board and the battery BMS equipment according to the communication circuit diagram
2. Power on the system and turn on the battery or BMS switch;
3. MC2600 upgrades the software to the latest software version provided;
4. After the upgrade is successful, click the System interface of the WEB to restore the factory settings (click the button numbered 1 in the following
figure), and then restart the controller (click the button numbered 2 in the following figure);

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5. On the Web Communication page, select RS485-1 as the first check box, BMS as the second check box, and click the Set button to use the RS485-
1 port as BMS communication.

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6. Click the BMS/BCM button on the Web, the web page will jump to the BMS related page , set BMS protocol to Huawei, and then set BMS Baud
Rate, which is consistent with the RS485 communication baud rate of Huawei Lithium battery(default value is 9600).

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7. After waiting for about 30 seconds, the number of BMS Total Num will display the actual connected number. Click the BMS/BCM button to
refresh the interface, and you will get the related information on lithium batteries. According to the agreement, MC2600 will get the following
information about lithium batteries:

Communications Protocol (protocol) MC2600(WEB) MC2600(LCD)

Battery voltage Pack Voltage BMS x Volt

Battery current Current BMS x Current

Remaining Battery Capability Percent SOC BMS x SOC

Maximum Cell Temperature Max Cell Temperature BMS x Max CV

Minimum Cell Temperature Min Cell Temperature BMS x Min CV

Software Version Software Version SW

Hardware Version Hardware Version HW HW

Battery capacity Battery capacity BMS x Cap

Average Cell
// BMS x Ba.T
Temperature

// Max Cell Voltage BMS x Max CT

// Min Cell Voltage BMS x Min CT

Module mode Battery State BMS x Ba.State

Note: X in BMS x Volt is the BMS number, which also corresponds to the lithium battery data of the X group of the address.

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Note: BMS status information in LCD interface is located in Main Menu\Sys.Status\BMS Status
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FW Upgrade guidelines for local battery

8. Record the table data in step 7, then disconnect Huawei lithium battery from MC2600, and then communicate with the host computer
provided by the battery manufacturer. Compare the obtained data with the state data of lithium battery obtained by MC2600, and the data
values should be the same or similar.
9. Click Alarm Config page, set Alarm Name to bmsx commfail, and then set Alarm Level to Major or Minor. Disconnect Huawei Lithium
Battery from MC2600, click on the Active Alarm page of the Web page, wait for about 30 seconds, and BMS x Comm Fail(x represents
BMS serial number) alarm will appear, as shown in the following figure; Reconnect MC2600 with Huawei Lithium Battery, and BMS x
Comm Fail will disappear.

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10. Click Alarm Config page, set Alarm Name as bmsx warning, and then set Alarm Level as Major or Minor.Set Alarm Name to bmsxprotect,
and then set Alarm Level to Major or Minor. Set Alarm Name to bmsx fault, and then set Alarm Level to Major or Minor. After the host
computer of Huawei lithium battery changes the threshold of related alarms to make the battery generate Warning, Protection and Fault
alarms respectively, check whether the corresponding alarms are generated on the Active Alarm page of MC2600, then use Huawei lithium
battery to clear these alarms, and then check whether the active alarm page of MC2600 is also cleared at the same time.

Protocol alarm byte

Generate alarm
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Alarm clearing appendix

• Modbus protocol document

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Battery Test
 GENERAL BATTERY TEST SOFTWARE via KEYPAD SUPERVISION CONTROLLER RECTIFER
(Access to detail menu refer to each supervision controller rectifier brand)

Simple battery test software Lihat menu Catat arus load Masuk ke menu untuk
(Akses melalui Supervision pada existing (Adc) dan isi di pengetesan battery software
Controller di rectifier system) display form survey (sesuai merk rect *1 )

Monitoring & catat Set durasi waktu tes battery Set tegangan referensi
Start battery
hasilnya pada form referensi treshold (2 jam treshold (48 Vdc atau 2,0
test
survey *2) atau 120 menit) Volt per cell)

*1) Vendor Rectifier Brand Supervision Controller

GPSE EATON SC 200/SC 2100
Battery test software akan
berhenti secara otomatis Selesai Westindo ELTEK Smartpack2
atau manual stop.*3) Hariff ENATEL SM36

*2) Test Battery Software time measurement

Duration Record (Minutes)
30 Minutes *incase 30 mnt
Rectifier System back to
normal, pls state
rectifierbackup sustem fail.
*3) Auto stop ; setelah 2 jam atau tegangan battery
Voltage Record (Vdc)
mencapai 48Vdc (tergantung mana yg lebih dulu
tercapai). Atau lakukan abort test secara manual
48.7 V
jika akan meninggalkan site.

Daftar data kebutuhan dalam pengukuran Battery Test mengikuti isi dari Form Excell terlampir: Microsoft Excel
Worksheet
SOP BATTERY TEST USING FRONT PANEL SC200
Rectifier brand : EATON
1. Battery Test does NOT function during Fast Charge, Equalize, Alarm Battery Fuse Fail Active, Alarm Rectifier No Load
Active, Alarm System Overload Active, and only one rectifier is installed
2. Press Menu → Choose Control Processes, Press Enter → Choose Battery Test, Press Enter
3. Set Enable to Enabled, Interval to 0d.
Termination Voltage and Test Duration is set based on requirement.
Changing setting by press Edit.
4. Choose Start Battery Test, Press Start.
To stop Battery Test while it on test, Choose Stop Battery Test, Press Stop

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METHOD OF PROCEDURE PENGETESAN BACK UP BATTERY MELALUI KEYPAD SMARTPACK 2
(Rectifier brand : ELTEK) (1/2) 1
1. a. Masuklah ke ”MAIN MENU” dengan menekan tombol ”UP”,
kemudian ”DOWN”, dan diakhiri dengan tombol ”ENTER”
b. Masuklah ke menu ”SYS CONFIG”

2. a. Pada menu ”SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ” pilihlah menu 2

”BATTERY” kemudian ke menu ”BATTERY TEST CONFIG”
b. Pada menu ”BATTERY TEST CONFIG” centanglah menu :
- Normal or simplified batt test
- Max test duration – enable / disable
Pastikan end voltage simple test di 1.9 V/cell max test duration di
720 menit (atau ubahlah test duration sesuai dengan kebutuhan).

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3. a. Masuklah ke ”MAIN MENU” dengan menekan tombol ”UP”,
kemudian ”DOWN”, dan diakhiri dengan tombol ”ENTER”
b. Pilihlah menu ”COMMANDS”
METHOD OF PROCEDURE PENGETESAN BACK UP BATTERY MELALUI KEYPAD SMARTPACK 2
(Rectifier brand : ELTEK) (2/2) 4
4. a. Pada menu ”SYSTEM COMMANDS”, pilihlah menu ”BATTERY
COMMANDS ”
b. Pilihlah menu ”Start Battery Test” dan akhiri dengan tombol
enter Untuk password, gunakan ”0003”
c. Setelah password diterima, maka tekanlah “ENTER” untuk
memulai battery test.

5. a. Test ini otomatis akan STOP sebelum mencapai ”End Voltage” 5

atau durasi pengetesan melebih setting ”Max Test Duration”
Test akan dilaporkan ”GOOD” bila test otomatis stop dikarenakan
sudah mencapai durasi ”Max Duration” setting.
b. Jika ingin menghentikan proses test battery secara manual maka
masuklah ke menu ”BATTERY COMMAND”, kemudian ke menu
”STOP BATTERY TEST”, tekanlah enter untuk menghentikan test
kapasitas.
Quick Guide Battery Test Activation (Vendor : PT Hariff, Rectifier : Enatel) (1/2)
Description
The Battery Test process allows for the battery to be discharged on-line using the system load. When a battery test begins, the rectifier modules will be
turned down to a voltage just below the specified termination voltage. (This ensures that if the battery does not perform, the rectifiers will automatically
re-assume the load.) The battery test continues for either the test time specified or the termination voltage is reached, whichever comes first. If the test
ends due to the time expiring then the test is a pass. If the test ends due to the termination voltage being reached, this is a fail and a battery test fail
alarm is generated.
Before Activation Battery Test
• Make sure the battery at fullly charge condition.
• A test will not occur if another system process such as an Equalise or Fast
Charge is Actived, or AC Fail.
• Check value setting Batery Test following site condition
STEP 1 : Setting Battery Test
Enter to Main Menu > Setting > Battery Test > (Termination V; Battery Test Time; Lock Out Time; Sym Alarm Stop)
Quick Guide Battery Test Activation (Vendor : PT Hariff, Rectifier : Enatel) (1/2)

STEP 2 : Processes Battery Test

Enter to Main Menu > Processes > Battery Test > (Disable / Enable) – Confirm

After Processes selection “Enable” Battery Test Function and confirm, Press “Enter” during 3 Sec, for back to Main
Menu to see test progress. Test battery software will stopped automatically when reached duration threshold OR voltage threshold, whichever
come first
Anti Theft Activation
 SHOTO Anti Theft Activation (1/4)
Operation Instructions Of Gyroscope Anti-theft Function

1. Connect the PC software and establish communication. 2. Log in to the PC software, enter the password: 888888,
and then press enter to confirm.
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SHOTO Anti Theft Activation (2/4)
Operation Instructions Of Gyroscope Anti-theft Function

3. Open File （ F ） --> Upload BMS Parameter .

Klik Upload BMS Parameter:

• Pop Up menu will appear.
• Edit Antitheft switch from OFF to ON
• Switch buzzer from OFF to ON
• Then download all.

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SHOTO Anti Theft Activation (3/4)
Operation Instructions Of Gyroscope Anti-theft Function
4. Find the Gyroscope Function option in the Function Switch, change the status to ON, and then click Download All. At this time, the gyroscope will
be activated and enter the anti-theft mode; If you need to activate the gyroscope function by charging (I > 5A, T > 30s) instead of directly activating
the gyroscope after turning on the gyroscope function, you need to change the Gyroscope Charging Activation Function option to ON, and then
click Download All; After the gyroscope is activated, all LED lights are continuously on for 10s, and then turn to normal indication, and the PC
software indicates Gyroscope ON.
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SHOTO Anti Theft Activation (4/4)
Operation Instructions Of Gyroscope Anti-theft Function
5. When the angle of x-axis or y-axis of the battery is more than 30°, the battery will automatically lock and enter the anti-theft
locking mode. At this time, the ALM LED and the highest SOC LED are always on, and the battery can only be charged and cannot
be discharged.

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline
1. Operation Description
Method of Procedure or commonly referred to as the procedure for carrying out this work compiled to serve as a guide in the
implementation of work. In In this case, the work to be done is to activate the "Lock Displacement" function..
2. Impact
Lithium battery installation process, will not interfere with the system because it is the execution of the work carried out is only
Activating the "Lock" function Displacement”

3. Work Detail
3.1 Hardware:
– Laptop
– USB-to-RS485 communications cable
3.2 Software requirements:
– Windows 10 or later
– Internet Explorer 9.0 or later
– Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 or later
– Lithium Battery Maintenance Tool
– Neteco Account with accessibility to activate enable
– disable displacement lock
– Laptops can access Neteco via the internet
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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

3.3 Instalasi kabel dan koneksi module:

- Make sure the connection is like the following picture

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

- Connection Port in RS485 and RJ45:

A 1

B 2
RJ45 PIN assigned: RS485 PIN assigned:
Pin 1 & 4 (A) Pin 1
Pin 2 & 5 (B) Pin 2

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

- Check the connected port of the inverter and read on the side of the laptop as shown below:

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

- Extract the lithium maintenance tools software and make sure the neteco certificate file is already there in neteco folder

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

3.4 Login on Lithium maintenance tools software:

- Select the port according to the port listed in Manage > Device Manager > Ports

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

-Make sure the battery barcode and software version is read on software tools

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

- Upgrade the version as shown below, using the upgrade file that has been provided (per battery)

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

3.4 Activation of the Displacement lock feature:

- Make sure the barcode is read and the software version of the lithium battery is updated
(V105)
- Click Anti theft parameter setting, and a pop up will appear as follows

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

Note: User name and password will be given to each team related to activities
Lock-unlock .
Neteco IP will be matched with Neteco IP regarding implementation region.
-Select the Low – Medium – High setting on the desired lithium sensitivity

Note:
High - very sensitive . earthquake can
activate the gyro sensor and raise an
alarm.
Medium - normal shock and installation
will activate the battery alarm
Low - Lowest shock sensitivity

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

Click Enable Gyroscope after selecting sensitivity mode

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NGP48100U Anti Theft Activation
Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

After success, check on the following page to make sure the feature has been activated

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Enabling and Disabling the Intelligent Displacement Lock Offline

After Gyroscope is enabled .

When battery lifted or moved. The following alarm will appear

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 Nokia Air Scale - AAOB
Connectivity NMS -Via ASIB port EIF-4

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NOKIA Air Scale –AAOB NMS

AAOB – ASIB Cabling

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NOKIA Air Scale –AAOB NMS
NMS Cabling Connection route
Inserted cable:
• All cable FO, EAC, Transport and Monitoring cable
that insert AAOB by gland bottom inlet will be routed
to AMIA via left side AAOB Cabinet up to position
AMIA.
• Cable routed must be fixed using ties cable and don’t
put together with power cable (separated bond from
power cable)

NMS Cable:
• NMS cable routed from LAN AAOB Controller port
RECT 1 RECT 3
to ASIB EIF4 port (90 cm)
• Routing cable from EIF4 port via below of AMIA RECT 2 RECT4
casing to the left side AAOB then go to level rectifier
modules, NMS cable via above of rack rectifier,
routing to control module and connect to LAN for
NMS.

Don’t route NMS cable cross the

AMIA and Rectifier shelf

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Cable
EAC routing
NOKIA Air Scale –AAOB NMS
AAOB integrated via ASIB port EIF-4

EIF 3 to Core/NetAct

LMP

EIF4 to AAOB

Physical VLAN Host GateWay NetMask Desc

I/F ID

EIF-3 1001 10.94.113.194 10.94.113.193 255.255.255.240 SRAN mplane connect to NetAct

EIF-4 10.94.113.196 10.94.113.193 255.255.255.240 ASIB to AAOB

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Add new VLAN 1005 for AAOB, tagged on router and untagged on EIF-4 ASIB.

Topology.

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SRAN Transport Configuration

Enabled Ethernet Interface EIF-4

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SRAN Transport Configuration

Configure VLAN aware settings and Switch port shapers

EIF-4:
Default VLAN ID is
VLAN_ID
VLAN ID list is EMPTY

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SRAN Transport Configuration

Configure VLAN ID 1005 without IP

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Setting Parameter in Web Menu AAOB at AAOB Communication Setting To set up parameter AAOB :Connect
cable Ethernet from Computer to Port LAN
in AAOB Controller using LAN Cable with
AAOB parameter setting : IP, trap straight connection.
address & community string
Fill column below based on Data TNP:
IP Address (AAOB IP): 10.119.2.126
SubNet Mask: 255.255.255.252
Gateway Address: 10.119.2.125
Trap Address: 10.167.38.191

Fill at column
Community: aaobcj
And click “Set”

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Result Test : AAOB remote NetAct
AAOB able to remote from NetAct

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Additional Info
 Note: for detailed guidelines please refer to
Nokia AAOB Power cabinet MOP

Installation quick guide –Power ON procedure

1. Ensure all Circuit Breaker in OFF position. Use 2. Check the resistance and voltage on the AC input side of AC Circuit Breaker. Using the
VOM/volt tester to make sure. VOM/Tester measure one test probe on the ground bar and each AC breakers, then individual AC
Make sure to switch OFF the AC from main ACPDB to circuit breaker.
AAOB.

GND – AC CB01 Result must be greater

GND – AC CB02 the 2MΏ or infinity
AC Main CB Battery CB GND – AC CB03
AC CB01 – AC CB02
AC CB02 – AC CB03
3. Once all connection checked, prepare for power ON the AC. Switch the AC mains from ACPDB. Using a AC CB01- ACCB03
VOM/Tester measure the incoming AC voltage before switch ON the CB toward AAOB power subrack
Measurement: N-L1, N-L2, N-L3 = voltage around 220VAC+, depending on the PLN
Measurement per phases : L1-L2, L2-L3, L1-L3 = voltage measured around 380 to 400+ VAC

Nokia AAOB Power cabinet
Installation quick guide –Power ON procedure
1. Checking the battery connection make sure battery CB in OFF position,
using VOM/Tester, measure the resistance between battery CB port from
power core battery bus bar and other probe on the common positive bus bar
of battery.
Result must be more that 2MΩ or infinity (0L)
Note: for detailed guidelines please refer to
MOP
1. Checking the battery voltage without switch ON battery CB towards
power core.
2. Double check the polarity and connection, before switching ON
3. Switch ON the Lithium Battery, measure the battery voltage from
positive probe on common positive bar and negative on the Battery CB
input ports (lower portion of Battery CB)
Result = around -42 ~ 53.5VDC (depending on battery SOC)
 Note: for detailed guidelines please refer to
Nokia AAOB Power cabinet MOP

Installation quick guide –Power ON procedure

1. Once all measure and pre-power ON checking completed and result are GOOD. Prepare for rectifier system power ON.
2. Recommended, before switch ON the whole DC system, unplug other rectifier module leaving only 1x module inserted. If any problem other rectifier module will not affected.
3. Double check all breakers in OFF position, AC, battery, load MCBs.
4. Switch ON the AC breakers and observe the LED status of Rectifier module and MC2600 controller, then check the display and compare the DC voltage from display and actual
DC from load or battery breaker using tester.

5. Also check from the display if any alarms, if minor (like CB alarm, it’s OK because all CBs from battery and load are in OFF state).
6. If everything normal, switch ON battery-01 and battery breaker and observe the status, both battery LED and MC2600 display.
7. If all OK, switch OFF the AC breaker to check if AAOB switch over to the battery. Then measure the battery vs. the voltage on the MC2600 display.
8. If all OK, switch OFF the battery and wait for 1 minute and insert the remaining rectifier modules and make sure properly inserted according to configuration and secure the screw
or lock latch.
9. Switch ON the AC breakers and observe the status of each rectifier modules, if all OK with alarms, proceed to next steps.
10. Switch ON all battery units and switch ON battery breaker one at a time, observe and check the display if any alarm.
11. Switch ON the load breaker depending on which load or equipment you like to test or power ON.
 Install the lead-acid battery (Shelf)
Before action, consider the following:
• Only install battery blocks of the same type or a corresponding type that the manufacturer recommends.
• Do not mix different battery types or mix new and old batteries.
• Wear gloves
• Use insulated tools.
1. Open the battery kit
package and take out 1 2
3
the kit.
2. Loosen the screws and
take out the L-support
brackets
3. Install the U-support
brackets and tighten
the Self-tapping
screws.(include left
and right side) 4 5
4. Install the second floor
battery brackets.
5. Tighten the Self-
tapping screws.
(include left and right
side)
Place Battery Blocks on Shelf

1 2 3
1. Place battery block 1
2. Place battery block 4
3. Place battery block 2
4. Place battery block 3
5. According to the
installation method of
the upper battery, install
the other battery block.
6. Install the L-support
brackets on the screws. 4 5 6
 Connect the Battery Blocks

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1. Connect the end of the −48 V DC 1
battery cable to the negative (−) pole
of the leftmost battery block.
2. Attach the interblock connectors
between the battery blocks 1 & 2.
Tighten the bolts to the torque given
on the battery front label.
3. Connect the end of the 0 V DC
battery cable to the positive (+) pole
of the rightmost battery block.
Tighten the bolt to the torque given
on the battery front label. 3 4 5
4. Attach the interblock connectors
between the battery blocks 3 & 4.
Tighten the bolts to the torque given
on the battery front label.
5. Attach the interblock connectors
between the battery blocks 2 & 3.
Tighten the bolts to the torque given
on the battery front label.