BB-BC Series Service Manual - BBBC V0.0

INTRODUCTION
This manual contains the structure, settings and calibrations, detection and correction of failure and operating
principle of the BB and BC Series Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).
BB and BC Series Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) has the technology of Online-Double Conversion UPS and
Three Level Inverter which provides high efficiency. These Technologies and UPS operating states will be mentioned
elaborative in this manual. Besides, the function of electronic card and components, the test and measurement
points will be identified, circuit charts will be given.
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engineers.
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For quick assistance, please have the following information available.
Model BB and BC Series
Power (kVA) ………………………………
Serial Number ………………………………
Purchase Date ………………………………
Commissioning Date ………………………………
Mains Voltage ………………………………
Backup Time ………………………………
Company ………………………………
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION (BE SURE TO READ)
Life Safety
! Use UPS in an access-restricted room (EN 62040-1-2).

! The UPS has its own power source (batteries). Therefore, there may be live power at the
output even if the mains voltage is disconnected.
! There is dangerous level of voltage in the UPS, and it must be opened by an authorized
service personnel only.
! The UPS must be grounded in adherence to the rules.
! Do not expose batteries to extreme high temperatures to prevent fire risks.
! Do not attempt to open the battery. Chemical composition of the battery may be
dangerous for your skin and eyes.
! Adhere to all regulations that govern disposal of waste batteries.
Safe Handling
! Be careful while carrying loads. Do not carry heavy loads without help.
! Slide roller devices on smooth and even surfaces.
! Do not use slopes with angles over 10°.
! Adhere to following recommendations about load weights.
! An adult can carry loads up to 18 kg weight.
! Two adults can carry loads up to 32 kg weight.
! Three adults can carry loads up to 55 kg weight.
! Use pallet jack, forklift or similar devices for carrying loads over 55 kg weight.
! Keep packaging material for use in case the UPS has to be transported to an authorized
service or to another location.
UPS Safety
! The UPS must be safeguarded against voltage overload or short circuit voltages by means
of a readily accessible circuit breaker.
! Do not operate the UPS at environment temperatures or relative humidity that exceeds
the limits given in the manual.
! Never operate the UPS in liquid environments or in overly humid environments.
! Never allow water or foreign substances to penetrate in the UPS.
! Strictly do not clog ventilation grids of the UPS.
! Never expose the UPS to direct sunlight or a direct heat source.
! The UPS’ useful life is 10 years.
Special Safety Information
! UPS’ electrical connections must be provided as shown in the manua

manual.
! Be sure to check the compatibility of the UPS power to mains voltage and to total load
that will be supplied with UPS
UPS.
! UPS must be stored in a dry environment between -10°C and 45°C temperature prior to
commissioning.
! UPS must be operated at least once a month continuously for 24 hours to charge the
batteries.
! Because the battery life commences on the manufacture date, storage life is limited.
limited
! UPS is designed to operate at height, operating environment temperature, relative
humidity rate, and handling a
and
nd storage conditions described in UPS manual.
! Special design and protection measures are essential for non
non-normal
normal operating
conditions. Such non
non-normal operating conditions include:
- Harmful fume, dust
dust, abrasive dust;
- Humidity, vapor,, bad weather, frost;
- Explosive dust and gas mixtures;
- Extreme temperature changes;
- Poor ventilation;
- Exposure to direct or radiated temperature from other sources;
- Intensive electromagnetic fields and harmful radioactive levels;
- Insects, pests, fungus, etc.
Change and Recycling of Batteries
! Battery poses electric shock hazard and short circuit risks.

! Replace only with batteries of same type, capacity, number and dimensions.
! Battery replacement must be carried out by trained service personnel only.
! Remove metal accessori
accessories
es such as wristwatch, ring, etc. and wear rubber shoes and
gloves to prevent accidents and personal injury
injury.
! Use tools with isolated handles
handles.
! Make sure that battery connections are not grounded by mistake.
! Do not leave tools or metal pieces on batteries.
! Batteries
atteries must be recycled. Return mutilated batteries to any recycling facility or to
company where you initially purchased them along with packaging material of new
batteries.
Index
INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................... 1
İmportant Safety Information (Be Sure To Read) ..................................................................... 2
BB-BC SERIES ....................................................................................................... 5

1.1 UPS Cabinet .......................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Battery Cabinet ..................................................................................................................................7
1.3 Location .............................................................................................................................................8
1.4 Front Panel ........................................................................................................................................8
1.5 Rear Panel ..........................................................................................................................................8
1.6 Battery Location and Connections ....................................................................................................9
1.7.1 UPS Cabinet .............................................................................................................................9
1.7.2 Battery Cabinet .......................................................................................................................9
DESIGN AND OPERATING PROCEDURES ............................................................ 12

2.1 BB-BC Series Operating Procedure ..................................................................................................12
2.2 Tree Level Inverter Operation Principle ..........................................................................................14
2.3 Operation Modes.............................................................................................................................15
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION STRUCTURE AND CIRCUIT COMPONENTS ................. 17

1.1 Electrical Connection Structure .......................................................................................................17
1.1.1 BB Series ................................................................................................................................17
1.1.2 BC Series ...............................................................................................................................18
1.2 Circuit Components .........................................................................................................................19
1.2.1 BB-BC Rectifier Power Card (EL-33-XX V1/V2) ......................................................................19
1.2.2 BB Inverter Power Card (EL-48-XX V1/V2) ............................................................................25
1.2.3 BC Inverter Power Card (EL-32-XX V1/V2) ............................................................................30
1.2.4 Switch Power Source (SMPS) Card (EL-34-XX) ......................................................................35
1.2.5 BB-BC Microprocessor Card (EL-36-XX V1/V2/V3) ................................................................38
1.2.6 Boost Card (EL-20-XX V2) .....................................................................................................45
1.2.7 Panel Card (EL-40-XX) ............................................................................................................48
1.2.8 Input/Output Filter Card (EN31-03-XX) .................................................................................50
SETTINGS, TEST AND CALIBRATION ................................................................... 52

1.3 Settings Menu..................................................................................................................................52
1.4 Test Mode ........................................................................................................................................53
1.5 Calibration .......................................................................................................................................59
FAILURE DETECTION ............................................................................................ 6

1. BB-BC SERIES
1.1 UPS Cabinet
Measurements
Width x Height x Depth

UPS Power (KW/KVA)
(mm)
8/10
12/15
255 x 870 x 710
16/20
Figure 1.1 View of BB-BC Series UPS Table 1.1 Measurement and weight chart
Form 1.1 Size of BB-BC Series UPS

1.2 Battery Pack
Net weight
Size (mm)
without battery
Width x Height x Depth
(kg)
255 x 710 x 640 26
Table 1.2 Size and weight table
Figeure 1.2 Battery Pack
Form 1.2 Size of Battery Pack

1.3Yerleşim
Microprocessor
Board
Front Panel
Boost
Board
Inverter
Power Board
Battery Shaft
Safety Fuse
Input
Filter
Figure 1.1 Right View

Microprocessor
Board
SMPS
Board
Rectifier
Power
Board
Safety Fuse
Output
Filter
Figure 1.2 Left View

1.5 Front Panel
Figure 1.3 Front Panel
No. LIGHT Flammable Nonflammable
1 mains Normal grid voltage(s) Abnormal grid voltage(s)
2 by-pass Static bypass mode Not static bypass mode
3 Screen Liquid Cyristal Display (LCD) which shows the operating informations
7 normal Normal mode Abnormal mode
10 Overload See ‘3.8 Overload’ Load between from %0 to %100
11 Fault See ‘3.9 Loud Warnings’ No failure warning
5 battery Battery Mode Not in battery mode
No. BUTTON >3 s. (Push longer than 3 s.) <3 s. (Push shorter than 3 s.)
Operate normal mode/mission abort

4 Open
Operate statik bypass mode/mission confirm
Close
Warning alarm off/on
6 Reverse the main and sub Surfing the main and sub menu
menu progress Manuel battery test start/stop
Exit from the sub menu
8
Mission abort of passing the static bypass
mode
9 Reverse the warning list Entering sub menu
progress Surfing the warning list
Table 1.3 Instructions
1.6 Rear Panel
RS232 RS232
User exits Telecomunication
Telecomunication
SNMP User Exits

Adaptor
Rectifier
Fan
Inverter Fanı SNMP
Adaptor
Rectifier
Fan Rectifier
Fan
M.Bypass M.Bypass
Battery Safety fuse Safety fuse
Safety Fuse
Exit Safety Exit Safety
Fuse Fuse
Connectors
Enterance Enterance
Safety Fuse Safety Fuse
Figure 1.4 Rear Panel

1.2 Connections and Locations of Batteries
1.5.1 UPS Cabinet
a. 30 items 7-9Ah
Figure 1.3 30 items 7-9Ah Battery Connection
b. 20 items 7-9Ah
Figure 1.4 20 items 7-9Ah Battery Connection

a. 30 items 12Ah
Figure 1.7 30 items 12Ah Battery Connection

2. Design and Operating Procedures
2.1 BB-BC Series Operating Principles
BB-BC Series are suitable to work with Online-Double Conversion UPS technologies and has the operating principle
below.
Form 2.1 BB-BC Series Operating Principle
Online-Double Conversion UPS provides double energy conversion at the same time. While the rectifier rectifies
the grid voltage, inverter inverts the output voltage of rectifier and creates stable and high-quality output voltage
independent from the grid voltage and frequency. Created voltage is transfered to the exit by bypass/inverter unit.
During, the grid voltage is in the range of input voltage, double energy conversion continues and batteries are
charged at the same time.
When the grid voltage is no longer in the range of input voltage, rectifier stops working and battery charging
procedure will be ended. Inverter unit starts feeding non-gradual from the batteries. In the process of start working
from the batteries, the output voltage and frequency of inverter do not change. Rectifier starts when the grid
voltage is in the input voltage range, in the same time working from battery is ended, inverter starts feeding from
rectifier and batteries starts to be charged. In addition, in the process of transferring from battery to grid, output
voltage and frequency quality of inverter do not change.
Bypass line is used for overload, overheat, failure of inverter or rectifier to stabilizied output voltage’s invariability.
Bypass/inverter transferring unit, transfers the grid voltage to the exit interruptible by separates the inverter and
the output voltage. By the way, it provides, the load is not to be effected. Thus, output and grid voltage are
synchronized.
Manuel bypass line are used for to seperate UPS from the input voltage and feed the load from grid during
correction of failure or servicing. The transfer to this working status is done by manually and provides safe operate
on the UPS.
a. Input/Output Filter
It filters the high-frequency electrical noise from the grid input and inverter output voltage. While protecting UPS
from the electromagnetic (EMI) and radio frequency (RFI) effects of the grid, also protects the loads from
electromagnetic and radio frequency effects of the UPS.
b. Rectifier
The sinus-wave grid voltage is rectified with switching on thyristors. Softstart method is applied to avoid DC busbar
capacitors gets simultenous high current. The grid voltage with effective value of 220/230/240Vac is rectified to
create rectifier output voltage with the value of ±310/±325/±340Vdc. The total amount of harmonic distortion
(THD) of rectifier input voltage is high, however, input power factor (cosφ) is low.
c. Power Factor Correction (PFC)
Rectifier output current which, has a high harmonic distortion and low power factor is corrected, by switching on
IGBTs. It provides to draw current, which is sinusoidal and has no differention from grid voltage(at 1 power factor),
from the grid. Also, rectifier output voltage is rised (boost) to create DC busbar voltage in ±375Vdc. In state of
working from battery, battery load at 240Vdc (20 batteries) or 360Vdc (30 batteries) is rised to create DC busbar
voltage.
d. Inverter
±375V dc busbar voltage is transformed into sinusoidal voltage, which is 220/230/240Vac and 50/60 Hz, with
swithching IGBTs at 19,2kHz frequency in the tree-level inverter.
e. Battery Transfer
Battery voltage is transfered to PFC enterance via thyristors. When the grid voltage or frequency is not anymore at
the limit values or starting from battery, 240Vdc(20 battery) or 360Vdc(30 Battery) battery voltage is transfered
into the PFC enterance by switching the thyristors.
f. Charger
By switching the ±375Vdc busbar voltage at another circuit, 135Vdc voltage for 20 batteries, ±202,5Vdc voltage for
30 batteries are created and batteries are charged by the method of qualification current.
g. Inverter/Bypass Transfer
Grid voltage or inverter voltage is transfered into output via thyristors.
h. Manuel Bypass
Grid voltage is transfered to output via automatic safety fuse.

2.1 Operation Principle of Three Level Inverter
Three Level Inverter technology increases the UPS efficiency and provides developed control. Output LC filter sizes
are shrinked and it provides high efficiency by this inverter. Besides, by switching the half DC busbar voltage, high
quality output voltage and frequency are created. DC offset components which is a serious problem for inverters,
are contorolled more sensitive and high reliability output is provided.
Switching at Two Level Inverter is done between +Vdc/2 and –Vdc/2 voltages and output LC filter size is larger since
the ripple at inverter current. Switching at Three Level Inverter is done between +Vdc/2, 0 and –Vdc/2 voltages and
output LC filter size is smaller since the ripple at inverter current is lower. Thus, energy efficiency is higher at UPSs
which have Three Level Inverter.
P P
Cdc
Vdc Vdc
2 2
Cdc
Vçıkış Vçıkış
0 0
Cdc
Vdc Vdc
2 2
Cdc
N N
(a) (b)
Form 2.2 (a) Two Level Inverter (b) Three Level Inverter
2.2 BB-BC Series UPS Operation Modes
a. Normal Mode
Grid voltage reaches the rectifier via input filter. Rectifier current is rectified at PFC unit to rise voltage and DC
busbar voltage is created. By the time, charger charges the batteries with feeding from DC busbar. By creating
output voltage at inverter bypass/inverter transfer and output transfered into output via filter.
Form 2.3 Normal Mode
b. Battery Mode
By terminated battery charging procedure, battery voltage is transfered into PFC input via battery transfer unit. DC
busbar voltages are created by rising battery voltage at PFC unit. Bypass/inverter and output are transfered to
output via filter by creating output voltage at Inverter.
Form 2.4 Battery Mode

a. Static Bypass Mode
Grid voltage is transfered into output passing by input filter at static bypass line, via bypass/inverter unit and
output filter. By the time, charger does not charge batteries.
Form 2.5 Static Bypass Mode
b. Manuel Bypass Mode
Grid voltage is transfered to output by manually via automatic safety fuse.
Form 2.6 Manuel Bypass Mode

3. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION STRUCTURE AND CIRCUIT COMPONENTS
3.1 BB Series
Form 3.1 BB Series Electrical Connection Structure

3.1 BC Series
Form 3.2 BC Series Electrical Connection Structure

3.2 Circuit Components
3.1.1 BB-BC Retifier Power Card (EL-33-XX V1/V2)

Rectifier Power Card involves shock bobbin, capacitors, thyristors, PFC IGBTs and socked cards.
Resim 3.1 Doğrultucu Güç Kartı (EL-33-02)
Solder cards on rectifier card.
P14, P16, P20, P22 El-14-XX Thyristor Driver Card
Voltage driver entegration feeding voltage and switching voltage is +20Vdc, entegration driver voltage is +12Vdc.
Signals from Microprocessor Card switches the thyristors properly.
P14 Q3, Q4 Thyristors P20

Q11, Q12, Q19, Q20 triggers Thyristors.
P16 Q7, Q8 Thyristors P22 Q15, Q16, Q23, Q24 triggers Thyristors.
Figure 3.1.1 Thyristor Driver Card (EL-14-03)

P15, P21 El-15-XX PFC Driver Cardx
There are two different circuits at the card. By switching the transformer on driver card from Isolated Feeding Card
of Switching Voltage, entegrated feeding and IGBT switching voltage are created. Signals from microprocessor card
switch the positive and negative DC busbar IGBTs properly.
P15 Q1, Q2, Q9 ve Q10 trigger IGBTs.
P21 Q5, Q6, Q13 ve Q14 trigger IGBTs.
Figure 3.1.1 PFC Driver Card (EL-15-02)
P17 El-41-XX Isolated Feeding Card of Switching Voltage
Entegrated feeding voltage and switching voltage are VCC1. IGBT driver cards isolated feeding voltage is created by
switching the VCC1 voltage on transformers which are in the PFC Driver Card.
Figure.1.2 Isolated Feeding Card of Switching Voltage (EL-41-02)

P26, P28 El-43 PFC Driver Card
Entegrated feeding and IGBT switching voltage are created by switching the transformer on driver from Isolated
Feeding Card of Switching Voltage. Signals from microprocessor card switch positive and negative DC busbar IGBTs
properly.
P26 Q17 ve Q18 trigger IGBTs.
P28 Q21 ve Q22 trigger IGBTs.
Figure3.1.3 PFC Driver Card (EL-43-00)

Form 3.3 Location of Rectifier Power Card’s Component (EL-33-02)
Form 3.4 Chart of Rectifier Power Card Circuit (EL-33-02)
Form 3.4.1 Chart of Rectifier Power Card Circuit (EL-33-02)


3.1.1 BB Inverter Power Card (El-48-XX V1/V2)
Inverter Power Card involves; shock bobbins, capacitors, thyristors, Inverter IGBTs ve socket cards.
Figure 3.2 BB Inverter Power Card (EL-48-00)
Solder cards on Inverter Card.
P12,P13,P17,P18 El-38-XX Inverter Power Card
Entegrated feeding and IGBT switching voltage are created by switching transformers on driver from Isolated
Feeding Card of Switching Voltage. Entegrated driver and secondary feeding voltage is +5Vdc. IGBTs are properly
switched by signals from Microprocessor Card. Driver entegrated failure signal are sent to Microprocessor Card.
Q1 ve Q2 trigger IGBTs. P13 Q3 ve Q4 trigger IGBTs.

P12
P17 Q9 ve Q10 trigger IGBTs. P18 Q11 ve Q12 trigger IGBTs.
Figure 3.2.1 BB Inverter Power Card (EL-38-03)

Entegrated feeding voltage and switching voltage are VCC1. IGBT driver cards’ isolated feeding voltage is created by
switching VCC1 on transformers which are in the PFC Driver Card and Inverter Driver Card.
Figure 3.2.2 Isolated Feeding Card of Switching Voltage (EL-41-02)
P28,P30 El-14-XX Thysistor Driver Card
Driver entegrated feeding voltage and switching voltage is +20Vdc, entegrated driver voltage is +12Vdc. Signals
from Microprocessor Card switch the thyristors properly.
P28 Q13, Q14, Q15 ve Q16 trigger Thyristors.
P30 Q21, Q22, Q23 ve Q24 trigger Thyristors.

Form 3.5 BB Location of Inverter Power Card’s Component (EL-48-00)
Form 3.6 BB Chart of Inverter Power Card Circuit (EL-48-00)
Form 3.6.1 BB Chart of Inverter Power Card Circuit (EL-48-00)

Form 3.6.2 BB Chart of Inverter Power Card Circuit (EL-48-00)
3.1.1 BC Inverter Power Card (EL-32-XX V1/V2)
Inverter Power Card involves; shock bobbins, capacitors, thyristors, Inverter IGBTs ve socket cards.
Figure 3.3 BC Inverter Power Card (EL-32-02)
Solder cards on Inverter Card.
El-38-XX Driver Card

P12,P13,P15,P16,P17,P18
P12 Q1 and Q2 IGBTs P13 trigger Q3 and Q4 IGBTs
Figure 3.2.1 Driver Card (EL-38-03)

P28,P29,P30 El-14-XX Thyristor Driver Card
Driver entegrated feeding voltage and switched voltage is +20Vdc, entegrated driver voltage is +12Vdc. Signals
from Microprocessor switch the thyristors properly.
P28 Trigger Q13, Q14, Q15 and Q16 Thyristors.
Entegrated feeding voltage and switching voltage is VCC1. IGBT driver card’s isolated feeding voltage is created by
switching VCC1 voltage on transformers which are on the PFC Driver Card and Inverter Driver Card.
Figure 3.3.3 Isolated Feeding Card of Switching Voltage (EL-41-02)

Form 3.7 BC Location of Inverter Power Card’s Component (EL-32-02)
Form 3.8 BC Chart of Inverter Power Card Circuit (EL-32-02)
Form 3.8.1 BC Chart of Inverter Power Card Circuit (EL-32-02)

Form 3.8.2 BC Chart of Inverter Power Card Circuit (EL-32-02)
Form 3.8.3 BC Chart of Inverter Power Card Circuit(EL-32-02)

3.1.1 Switch Power Source (SMPS) Card (EL-34-XX)
VCC2 voltage (18Vdc) , which is created by limiting BAT+ voltage, is used for entegration feeding. SMPS switches
SMPS mosfet at 80Khz with getting the information of feedback, and set the SMPS voltage as +20Vdc. Besides,
+5Vdc voltage which composed at the transformer’s output, is moved to Microprocessor Card to be used at
telecomunication circuit. The switching processor is stopped by signals; from panel in case of terminating from grid
or battery or from Microprocessor Card for low battery capacity.
Figure 3.4 SMPS Driver Board (EL-34-03)

Form 3.9 SMPS Location of Driver Board Component (EL-34-03)
Form 3.10 SMPS Chart of Driver Board Circuit (EL-34-03)
Form 3.10.1 SMPS Chart of Driver Board Circuit (EL-34-03)

3.2.5 Microprocessor Board (EL-36-XX)
Voltage of feeding board is +5Vdc, ±12Vdc and isolated +5Vdc. At Microprocessor Board:
• Output current illustration signals with input, inverter and output voltage,
• Negative and positive DC busbar and battery voltage illustration signals,
• NTC signals that provides heat informations of inverter and rectifier cooler,
• Panel button signals,
• Over current rectifier and inverter failure warning signals,
• Emergency close, service/failure bypass and user output signals
Evaluate;
• PFC on/off signals,

• Batteru, grid, inverter and bypass thyristors switching signals,
• High capacity charger and SMPS closing signals,
• Fan speed control signal,
• Inverter IGBTs’ switching and reset signals,
• Telecomunication, panel and warning signals
Generates.
Figure 3.5 Microprocessor Board (EL-36-01)

Form 3.11 Location of Microprocessor Board Component (EL-36-01)
Form 3.12 Chart of Microprocessor Board Circuit (EL-36-01)
Form 3.12.1 Chart of Microprocessor Board Circuit (EL-36-01)

Form 3.12.3 Chart of Microprocessor Circuit Board (EL-36-01)

Form 3.2.5.7 Chart of Microprocessor Board Circuit (EL-36-01)

Form 3.12.6 Chart of Microprocessor Board Circuit(EL-36-01)


3.2.5 7A Controllable Charger Board (EL-50-XX)
Charger board feeds from DC busbar. Switching entegrated feeding voltage is created by bordering positive DC
busbar voltage. By getting battery middle point voltage feedback information, switches charger mosfets at 40kHz
frequency and sets charger voltage as ±135Vdc (20 batteries) or ±203Vdc (30 batteries). Current-controlled charger
entegration limits charge current in range of 1-7A. When cooler heat increases, switching is stopped by the signal
which created at NTC. Its work is controlled by on/off signal from Microprocessor Board.
Figure 3.6 7A Controllable Charger Board (EL-50-02)

Form 3.13 7A Location of Controllable Charger Board Component (EL-50-02)
Form 3.14 7A Chart of Controllable Charger Board Circuit (EL-50-02)
3.2.5 Panel Board(EL-40-XX)
Board feeding voltages are +5Vdc and +12Vdc. Button signals are sent to Microprocessor Board; LCD
character, buzzer and panel led signals are recieved.
Figure 3.7 Panel Board (EL-40-00) ( Bottom )
Figure 3.8 Panel Board (EL-40-00) (Top)

Form 3.15 Location of Panel Board Component (EL-40-00)
Form 3.16 Chart of Panel Board Circuit (EL-40-00)

3.2.5 Filter Board (EN-31-XX)
It provides protection for RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) and EMI (Electromagnetic Interference)
destructive effects and lightning pulse voltage of the grid. It filters high frequency electrical noises and
magnetic effects.
Figure 3.9 Filter Board (EN-31-03)
Form 3.17 Location of Filter Board Component (EN-31-03)

Form 3.18 Chart of Filter Board Circuit (EN-31-03)
4. SETTINGS, TEST and CALIBRATION
4.1.1 Settings Menu
There is a settings menu which provides the test and calibrations of BB-BC Series.
When UPS is completely close and just ENTERANCE safety fuse is open, push button until hear warning voice.
1. Open ‘SETTINGS’ menu. For moving forward to another menu push , to change option push
button.
2. To reverse menu progression, push button until warning voice stops.
SETTINGS OPTION DESCRIPTION

220V
01-OUTPUT VOLT 230V Output voltage should be set properly with grid voltage.
240V
If loading rate becomes less than %5 in working from
open
02-SLEEP MODE battery, UPS closes completely and passing standby mode.
close Feature cancelled.
Turkish
03-LANGUAGE Can be set as Turkish or English.
English
r&d
04- Used at production phase.
test
COMMUNICATION
megatec Set when using RS232 or SNMP communication.
11
05-UPS MODEL 31 Set in production phase, cannot be changed after.
33
16 Not a standart number of battery.
06-BATTERY 20 Set to use UPS as non-charger-20 batteries.
NUMBER 24 Not a standart number of battery.
30 Standart number of battery.
10
07-POWER OF
15 Set in production phase, cannot be changed after.
PRODUCT
20
Open Set to detect failure.
08-TEST MODE
Close Should be close at regular working.
Open Set for calibration.
09-CALIBRATION
Close Should be close at regular working.
Open Set to work at ECO condition.
10-ECO MODE
Close Should be close for regular working.
4.1.2 Test Mode
BB-BC Series has a test mode to make detection of failure easier. In this mode, by doing tests of power circuits,
failure can be detected completely.
1. When UPS is completely close and just the ENTERANCE safety fuse open, push button until hear a
warning voice.
2. Open ‘SETTINGS’ menu. For moving forward to another menü push , to change option push
button.
3. Go to ’08-TEST MODE’ menu and set as ‘open’.
4. Push button until warning voice stops, close UPS completely.
5. Push button until hear a warning voice to open UPS.
6. Open ‘TEST MODE’ menu. To move another test push button, to perform the test push button.
7. To reverse menu progression, push button until warning voice stops.
TEST MODE DESCRIPTION

Between the G and S edges of Inverter IGBTs, 6-10Vdc drive voltage and 19,2kHz switching
01-INV IGBT TEST frequency should be measured. To perform the test, DC bar voltage should be less than
±20Vdc.
Between the G and S edges of Inverter PFC IGBTs, 6-10Vdc drive voltage and 19,2kHz
02-REC IGBT TEST switching frequency should be measured. To perform the test, DC bar voltage should be
less than ±20Vdc.
03-BYP SCR TEST Bypass transfer unit should transfer the grid voltage into output.
Inverter transfer unit should transfer inverter voltage to output. Before perform this test,
04-INV SCR TEST
’07-INVERTER TEST’ should be done.
Battery transfer unit should transfer SMPS voltage (±135Vdc) to DC bar. To get correct
05-BAT SCR TEST
result DC bar voltage should be less than ±100Vdc.
Rectifier unit should rectifie grid voltage. If grid voltage is 220/230/240Vac, DC bar voltage
06-REC SCR TEST
should be ±310/±325/±340Vdc.
Inverter unit should create open convert voltage between 80-100Vac. Before perform this
07-INVERTER TEST
test, ’14-RECTIFIER TEST’ should be done.
R-phase PFC unit should increase +DC bar voltage to +375Vdc. Before this test, there
08-Rp BOOST TEST
should be DC bar voltage.
R-phase PFC unit should increase -DC bar voltage to -375Vdc. Progress may take several
09-Rn BOOST TEST
minutes. Before this test, there should be DC bar voltage.
S-phase PFC unit should increase +DC bar voltage +375Vdc. Before this test, there should
10-Sp BOOST TEST
be DC bar voltage.
S-phase PFC unit should increase -DC bar voltage -375Vdc. Progress may take several
11-Sn BOOST TEST
T-phase PFC unit should increase +DC bar voltage +375Vdc. Before this test, there should
12-Tp BOOST TEST
be DC bar voltage.
T-phase PFC unit should increase -DC bar voltage -375Vdc. Progress may take several
13-Tn BOOST TEST
Rectifier and PFC unit should create ±DC bar voltage (±375Vdc). Before perform this test,
14-RECTIFIER TEST
’06-REC SCR TEST’ should be done.
01- Inverter IGBT Test
In the part of INV IGBT TEST, under the TEST MODE, inverter IGBTs are tested. With pushing ‘ON/OFF’ button until
1s, INV IGBT TEST is become On. When 6-10V voltage and 19,2 kHz switching frequency measured between G and S
edges at inverter IGBTs which are in the part of inverter, it is tested that El-38 ( BC ) or El-13 ( BB ) inverter driver
board and IGBTs are working. To perform this test DC bar voltage should be les than ±20Vdc.
Figure 4.1 INVERTER IGBT TEST Screen
02 - REC IGBT (Rectifier Igbt Test)
In the part of REC IGBT TEST, under the TEST MODE, rectifier IGBTs are tested. With pushing ‘ON/OFF’ button until
1s, REC IGBT TEST is become On. When 6-10V voltage and 19,2 kHz switching frequency measured between G and S
edges at rectifier IGBTs which are in the part of rectifier, it is tested that El-38 ( BC ) or El-13 rectifier driver board
and IGBTs are working.
Figure 4.2 RECTIFIER IGBT TEST Screen
03-BYP SCR TEST ( Baypass Tristör Testi )
In the part of BYP SCR TEST, under the TEST MODE, bypass thyristors and El-14 board are tested. With pushing
‘ON/OFF’ button until 1s, BYP SCR TEST is become ‘on’. When BYP SCR TEST is ‘off’ bypass voltage is not seen at the
screen or out. A low voltage is read. When BYP SCR TEST is ‘on’, bypass voltage can be seen at screen and UPS’s out
terminals directly. In case of vice versa, there must be a problem at bypass thyristors or El-14 thyristor driver board.
To fix the problem both bypass thyristors and El-14 driver board are changed.
Figure 4.3 BYP SCR TEST Screen

04-INV SCR TEST ( Inverter Thyristor Test )
In the part of INV SCR TEST under the TEST MODE, inverter thyristors and El-14 thyristor driver board are tested. To
perform this test respectively 14-RECTIFIER TEST and 07-INVERTER TEST should be ‘ON’. Because, DC bar has to be
full and inverter part can be worked to work inverter thyristors. Otherwise, wrong values are measured. If inverter
thyristors and thyristor driver board are working correctly, the voltage between 80-100V for R,S and T is shown at
the screen and out terminals.
Note: For BB Series Product (1 phase output), just R phase value can be read at the screen. S and T phases will be
Zero (0).
Figure 4.4 INV SCR TEST Screen
05-BAT SCR TEST ( Battery Thyristor Test )
In part of BAT SCR TEST under the TEST MODE, battery thyristors are tested. Pushing ‘ON/OFF’ button about 1 s
BAT SCR TEST is become ‘on’. If the battery thyristors are working correctly, nearly (depends on number of
batteries) ±135 V or ±202V voltage is seen at the screen and DC bar terminals.”To perform this test correctly, DC
bar voltage should be less than 100V.”
Figure 4.5 BAT SCR TEST Screen
06-REC SCR TEST ( Doğrultucu Tristör Testi )
In part of REC SCR TEST under TEST MODE, rectifier thyristors are tested. Pushing ‘ON/OFF’ button about 1s, REC
SCR TEST is become ‘on’. If rectifier thyristors are working correctly, about ±290 - 310 V voltage is seen at the
screen and DC bar terminals. If this voltage is not created, there is a failure. Rectifier thyristors and El-14 thyristor
driver board has to be changed.
Figure 4.6 REC SCR TEST Screen

Figure 4.6 Positive - Negative DC bar voltage measurement
07-INVERTER TEST
In part of INVERTER TEST under TEST MODE, inverter blocks are tested. To INVERTER TEST correctly, the part of 14-
RECTIFIER TEST should be ‘on’. Pushing ‘ON/OFF’ button 1s INVERTER TEST is become ‘on’. If INVERTER TEST is
become ‘on’, nearly 80-100V voltage is measured for R, S and T phases at inverter voltage screen and output
terminals.
Figure 4.7 INVERTER TEST Screen

BOOST TEST
In part of BOOST TEST under TEST MODE, DC bar voltage of device is tested correctly or not. Pushing ‘ON/OFF’
button 1s BOOST TEST is become ‘on’. Each phases is tested positive and negative individually. Positive and
Negative DC bar voltages should be read as about ±375V at the screen and DC bar terminals.
08-Rp BOOST TEST
BOOST TEST is done for positive alternans of R phase.
Figure 4.8 Rp BOOST TEST Screen
09-Rn BOOST TEST
BOOST TEST is done for negative alternans of R phase.
Figure 4.9 Rn BOOST TEST Screen
10-Sp BOOST TEST
BOOST TEST is done for positive alternans of S phase.
Figure 4.10 Sp BOOST TEST Screen

11-Sn BOOST TEST
BOOST TEST is done for negative alternans of S phase.
Figure 4.11 Sn BOOST TEST Screen
12-Tp BOOST TEST
BOOST TEST is done for positive alternans of P phase.
Figure 4.12 Tp BOOST TEST Screen
13-Tn BOOST TEST
BOOST TEST is done for negative alternans of T phase.
Figure 4.13 Tn BOOST TEST Screen
14-RECTIFIER TEST
In part of RECTIFIER TEST under TEST MODE, rectifier block is tested to operate correctly. Pushing ‘ON/OFF’ button
1s RECTIFIER TEST is become ‘on’. Nearly ±375 V is seen at the screen and DC bar terminals.
Figure 4.14 RECTIFIER TEST Screen

4.4.3 CALIBRATION
Parameters should be read correctly and calibred well to operate UPS smoothly. This is done by
Calibration Menu. To activate the CALIBRATION menu: First of all, output loads should be closed
and output safety fuse should be become ‘OFF’. If device is on, it should be closed.
1. When UPS is completely close and just ENTERANCE safety fuse is open push button until
hear warning voice.
2. Open ‘SETTINGS’ menu. To pass another menu push button, to change option push
button.
3. Go ’09-CALIBRATION’ menu and set it as ‘on’
4. Push button until warning voice stops and UPS is completely close.
5. Push button until hear warning voice and UPS is open.
6. UPS is opened. After Bypass light is on, push button and see ‘Start from Grid’ warning. Wait
for UPS passes normal mode.
7. After UPS passed normal mode, open EXIT safety fuse. During calibration, UPS should be on
normal mode and shouldn’t be loaded as current calibration.
8. Push button to go ‘CALIBRATION’ menu and push button to go to the menu.
9. To go to next calibration push button. To reverse menu progressing push button until
warning voice stops.
10. To change calibration parameter push button. To reverse parameter increase push button
until warning voice stops.
11. To exit the menu push button.
CALIBRATION DESCRIPTION
01-DAY Enter actual day info.
02-MONTH Enter actual month info.
01-DATE/TIME 03-YEAR Enter actual year info.
04-TIME Enter actual time info.
05-MINUTE Enter actual minute info.
Measure voltage between input notr (N1) terminals with input R-phase.
01-IN-R VOL CAL
Calibrate voltage by changing parameter.
Measure voltage between input nötr (N1) terminals with input S-phase.
02-IN-S VOL CAL
Measure voltage between input nötr (N1) terminals with input T-phase.
03-IN-T VOL CAL
Load input R-phase with constant load at least %50 rate.
04-IN-R CUR CAL Measure current.
02-INPUT Load input S-phase with constant load at least %50 rate.
05-IN-S CUR CAL Measure current.
Load input T-phase with constant load at least %50 rate.
06-IN-T CUR CAL Measure current.
07-IN-R CUR DNG After calibration; R current is balanced with S and T currents by
changing parameters.
08-IN-S CUR DNG After calibration; S current is balanced with R and T currents by
09-IN-T CUR DNG After calibration; T current is balanced with R and S currents by
Measure voltage between BAT+ and BATN terminals on charger board
(EL-20).
01-POS BATTERY CAL
Measure voltage between BAT- and BATN terminals on charger board

(EL-20).
02-NEG BATTERY CAL
Note: If the voltage differation between Bat + and Bat - is more than
1,5 Volt, charger is faulty.
03-BATTERY/DC BAR
Measure voltage between DC+ and BATN termxinals on charger board
(EL-20).
03-POS BAR CAL Voltage value does not change on the screen (+375V).
Change the parameter by following measuring device and set the
voltage as the value on the screen.
Measure voltage between DC- and BATN terminals on charger board
(EL-20).
04-NEG BAR CAL Voltage value does not change on the screen (-375V).
Change the parameter by following measuring device and set the
voltage as the value on the screen.
Measure voltage between output notr (N2) terminals with
input R-phase.
Voltage value does not change on the screen
01-INV-R VOL CAL
(220/230/240V).
Change the parameter by following measuring device and set
the voltage as the value on the screen.
input S-phase.
02-INV-S VOL CAL
(220/230/240V).
input T-phase.
04-INVERTER 03-INV-T VOL CAL
(220/230/240V).
Measure DC offset voltage between output notr (N2)
terminals with input R-phase.
04-INV-R VOL OAY
the voltage in the range of ±0,1Vdc.
terminals with input S-phase.
05-INV-S VOL OAY
terminals with input T-phase.
06-INV-T VOL OAY
Set the voltage as proper by changing parameter. No need to
01- OUT-R VOL CAL
measure.
02- OUT-S VOL CAL
measure.
03- OUT-T VOL CAL
measure.
04- OUT-R CUR OAY Set the loading rate %000 by changing parameter.
05- OUT-S CUR OAY Set the loading rate %000 by changing parameter.
06- OUT-T CUR OAY Set the loading rate %000 by changing parameter.
05-OUTPUT Load output R-phase with constant load at least %50 rate.
07- OUT-R CUR CAL Measure current.
Calibrate current by changing parameter.
Load output S-phase with constant load at least %50 rate.
08- OUT-S CUR CAL Measure current.
Load output T-phase with constant load at least %50 rate.
09- OUT-R CUR CAL Measure current.
4.1.3.1 01-Date/Time
In this menu; actual date info is entered.
4.1.3.2 02-Output
Values from grid is written on screen at start menu and current calibration is done. It has 9 sub-menus.
01-IN-R VOL CAL
Voltage between input R phase and notr terminals is measured and written on the screen.
Figure 4.15
02-IN-S VOL CAL
Voltage between input S phase and notr terminals is measured and written on the screen.
Figure 4.16
03-IN-T VOL CAL
Voltage between input T phase and notr terminals is measured and written on the screen.
Figure 4.17
04-INPUT R CUR CAL
Loa Load with constant load at least %50 rate.
Current which is drawn from input R phase, is measured and written on the screen.
Figure 4.18 %0 load rate Figure 4.19 %60 load rate
05-INPUT S CUR CAL
Load with constant load at least %50 rate.
Current which is drawn from input S phase, is measured and written on the screen.
06-INPUT T CUR CAL
Load with constant load at least %50 rate.
Current which is drawn from input T phase, is measured and written on the screen.
07-INPUT R CUR DNG

Balance R current with S and T current by changing parameters.
08-INPUT S CUR DNG
Balance S current with R and T current by changing parameters.
09-INPUT T CUR DNG
Balance T current with R and S current by changing parameters.
4.1.3.3 03- BATTERY/DC BAR
At the BATTERY/DC BAR menu Battery and DC bar calibrations is made. It has 4 sub-menus.
01-POS BATTER CAL
Voltage between BAT+ and BATN terminals which are on the Charger Board (EL-50 or EL-20) is measured
and written on the screen.
Figure 4.24
02-NEG BATTEYR CAL
Voltage between BAT+ and BATN terminals which are on the Charger Board (EL-50 or EL-20) is measured
and written on the screen.
Figure 4.25
+Bat and –Bat are balanced with the pot on the solder board which is on the charger board.
If the voltage differantion between Bat + and Bat – is more than 1,5 Volt, the charger is malfunctioned.
03-POS BAR CAL
Voltage between DC+ and BATN terminals which are on the Charger Board (EL-50 or EL-20) is measured
and the value of measuring device is made 375V by changing the parameter on the screen.
Value of voltage on LCD screen does not change (+375V)!
Figure 4.25
04-NEG BAR CAL
Voltage between DC- and BATN terminals which are on the Charger Board (EL-50 or EL-20) is measured
and the value of measuring device is made 375V by changing the parameters on the screen.
Value of voltage on LCD screen does not change (-375V)!
Figure 4.26
4.1.3.4 04- INVERTER

Inverter voltage calibration setting are done. It has 6 sub-menus.
01-INV-R VOL CAL
The voltage between out R phase and notr (N2) terminals is measured and the value of measuring device is set to
220V, 230V or 240V by changing the parameters on the screen.
Value of voltage on the LCD screen does not change (220, 230 veya 240)!
02-INV-S VOL CAL
The voltage between out S phase and notr (N2) terminals is measured and the value of measuring device is set to
03-INV-T VOL CAL
The voltage between out T phase and notr (N2) terminals is measured and the value of measuring device is set to
04-INV-R VOL OAY
DC offset value of out R phase is measured.

Figure 3.3.4.1 DC offset
Positive edge of multimeter is bounded to out R phase, negative edge is bounded to out notr. Value of multimeter
screen is set 100 mV by changing parameters
parameters.
05-INV-S VOL OAY
DC offset value of out S phase is measured

measured.
Positive edge of multimeter is bounded to out S phase, negative edge is bounded to out notr. Value of multimeter
parameters.
06-INV-T VOL OAY
DC offset value of out S phase is measured

measured.
Positive edge of multimeter is bounded to out T phase, negative edge is bounded to out notr. Value of multimeter
parameters.
4.1.3.1 05-OUTPUT
01- OUT-R VOL CAL
Calibration of out R phase is done. Device is become the desired-out-voltage by changing the parameter.
Figure 4.27
02- OUT-S VOL CAL
Calibration of out S phase is done. Device is become the desired-out-voltage by changing the parameter.
Figure 4.28
03- OUT-T VOL CAL
Calibration of out T phase is done. Device is become the desired-out-voltage by changing the parameter.
Figure 4.29
04- OUT-R CUR OAY
Set the load rate as %000 by changing the parameter.
05- OUT-S CUR OAY
06- OUT-T CUR OAY

07- OUT-R CUR CAL
Load with constant load at least %50.
Current from out R phase is measured, written on the screen.
Figure 4.30
08- OUT-S CUR CAL
Current from out S phase is measured, written on the screen.
Figure 4.31
09- OUT-T CUR CAL
Current from out T phase is measured, written on the screen..
Figure 4.32
4. FAILURE DETECTION
INV SCR FAULTY:
Device is turned on TEST MODE
06-REC SCR TEST is done. Grid:

It shoul be; N
If 220 V screen value ±310V Rectifier thyristors are faulty.
If 230 V screen value ±325V
If 240 V screen value ±340 V
Y
14-RECTIFIER is done. Rectifier or PFC unit should rise the N
±DC bar voltage to ±375Vdc. PFC board is faulty.
Y
N
Inverter IGBTs or inverter
07-INVERTER TEST is done. There should be 80-100Vac
driver board is faulty.
open convert voltage on the screen, when DC bars are full.
04-INVERTER SCR TEST is done. There should be 80- N

100Vac open convert voltage on the screen, when DC Inverter thyristors or inverter
bars are full. thyristor driver board is faulty.
( 14. and 07. menus should be “on”.
Note: REC SCR TEST should be done first. Before doing BINVERTER SCR TEST, RECTIFIER TEST and INVERTER TEST
should be done respectively.
Inverter thyristors, Driver board or Micro processor board should be faulty.
In case of a fault of EVR SCR ARIZA, device cannot operate in normal mode and pass the bypass mode.
Faulty material should be detected and removed. If the faulty material cannot be detected by visually or with a
measuring device, material’s board should be renewed.
FAILURE ON INVERTER:

It shoul be; N
If 240 V screen value ±340 V

04-INVERTER SCR TEST is done. There should be 80- N

Inverter IGBTs or inverter
100Vac open convert voltage on the screen, when DC bars
driver board is faulty.
are full.
( 14. and 07. menus should be “on”.
Note: REC SCR TEST should be done first. Before doing INVERTER TEST, RECTIFIER TEST should be done.
DC LOW- DC HIGH:

It shoul be; N

It appears after a failure on rectifier board. Since PFC cannot control current-voltage, device passes the bypass
mode.
Why, in a result of simultaneous pulse loads.
BYP SCR ARIZA
Device is turned on TEST MODE.
03-BYP SCR TEST is done. Grid:

Bypass thyristors can be faulty.
It shoul be; N Driver board can be faulty.
Microprocessor board can be
faulty.
Not: When the UPS warns “BYP SCR ARIZA”, device cannot pass to bypass mode when necessary and it close its
out.
HIGH BATTERY:
In the SETTINGS Menu, it should be ensured that the

battery number is written correct.
SMPS voltage should be measured. N

SMPS should be fault.
Measure BAT+,BAT- and BATN on SMPS board.
SMPS trimmer should be unadjusted.
For 20 batteries ±135V.
Y
N
Device is turned on normal mode. Charger board should be fault.
Charger board should be measured. BAT+,BAT- and Charger trimmer should be unadjusted.
BATN. For 20 batteries ±135V, for 30 batteries ±205 V
It notificates that the battery voltage is more than %10.

Device passes itself to bypass. (By this time, device sounds ‘bib’ constantly.)
OVER CURRENT FAILURE:
If the device senses over current IGBT warning for three times, it
gives this warning.
IGBTs should be fault.
Inverter board should be fault.
Procedures about inverter failure is applied.
OVER CURRENT BYP:
If UPS which is on bypass mode, gives the over current bypass warning, the
device will cut its out. Loads should be decrease carefully.
The procedures about bypass scr failure is applied.

OVER HEAT INV-OVER HEAT REC:
N Remove fan sockets, fans’ N

Observe that the fansa re 20 V outputs of SMPS board
feeding voltage should be
spinning properly. should be checked.
7-8V.
Y
N 5V outputs of El-47
Control the thermistor connection on the device.
Remove the thermistor sockets , 5 V voltage should be seen board should be
on sockets. checked.
Thermic can be faulty. Device can be overheated. Fans might be broken. Rectifier or inverter may be faulty.
OUTPUT SHORT CIRCUIT:
Same procedures are applied with Over current Failure.
OVER CURRENT INV –OVER CURRENT REC:
Same procedures are applied with Over current Failure.
CHARGER FAILURE:
Same procedures are applied with high battery.
MAINTENANCE
• Electronic boards and fans should be cleaned regulalry.

• Cover vantilation holes should be kept clean.
• UPS shaft, should be cleaned with only soft and damp-dry swabs.
• Stability of cable connection, screws and sockets should be checked.
• Board feeding voltages should be checked by measuring.
• Components and the hardware on the board shoud be checked.
• Batteries should be measured respetively and checked.
• Stability of calibration and settings should be checked.
• States of dust, heat and humidity should be checked.
• During and after the maintenance “Important Safety Information” prescriptions should be corresponded.

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INTRODUCTION

Before you call us…

For quick assistance, please have the following information available.

Model BB and BC Series

Power (kVA) ………………………………

Serial Number ………………………………

Purchase Date ………………………………

Commissioning Date ………………………………

Mains Voltage ………………………………

Backup Time ………………………………

! Use UPS in an access-restricted room (EN 62040-1-2).

! UPS’ electrical connections must be provided as shown in the manua

Change and Recycling of Batteries

! Battery poses electric shock hazard and short circuit risks.

BB-BC SERIES ....................................................................................................... 5

DESIGN AND OPERATING PROCEDURES ............................................................ 12

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION STRUCTURE AND CIRCUIT COMPONENTS ................. 17

SETTINGS, TEST AND CALIBRATION ................................................................... 52

FAILURE DETECTION ............................................................................................ 6

Width x Height x Depth

Form 1.1 Size of BB-BC Series UPS

Figeure 1.2 Battery Pack

Form 1.2 Size of Battery Pack

Figure 1.1 Right View

Figure 1.2 Left View

Figure 1.3 Front Panel

No. LIGHT Flammable Nonflammable

1 mains Normal grid voltage(s) Abnormal grid voltage(s)

2 by-pass Static bypass mode Not static bypass mode

7 normal Normal mode Abnormal mode

10 Overload See ‘3.8 Overload’ Load between from %0 to %100

11 Fault See ‘3.9 Loud Warnings’ No failure warning

5 battery Battery Mode Not in battery mode

Operate normal mode/mission abort

SNMP User Exits

Figure 1.4 Rear Panel

Figure 1.3 30 items 7-9Ah Battery Connection

Figure 1.4 20 items 7-9Ah Battery Connection

Figure 1.7 30 items 12Ah Battery Connection

Form 2.1 BB-BC Series Operating Principle

c. Power Factor Correction (PFC)

Grid voltage or inverter voltage is transfered into output via thyristors.

Grid voltage is transfered to output via automatic safety fuse.

Form 2.3 Normal Mode

Form 2.4 Battery Mode

Form 2.5 Static Bypass Mode

b. Manuel Bypass Mode

Grid voltage is transfered to output by manually via automatic safety fuse.

Form 2.6 Manuel Bypass Mode

Form 3.1 BB Series Electrical Connection Structure

Form 3.2 BC Series Electrical Connection Structure

3.1.1 BB-BC Retifier Power Card (EL-33-XX V1/V2)

Resim 3.1 Doğrultucu Güç Kartı (EL-33-02)

Solder cards on rectifier card.

P14, P16, P20, P22 El-14-XX Thyristor Driver Card

P14 Q3, Q4 Thyristors P20

Figure 3.1.1 Thyristor Driver Card (EL-14-03)

P15 Q1, Q2, Q9 ve Q10 trigger IGBTs.

P21 Q5, Q6, Q13 ve Q14 trigger IGBTs.

Figure 3.1.1 PFC Driver Card (EL-15-02)

P17 El-41-XX Isolated Feeding Card of Switching Voltage

Figure.1.2 Isolated Feeding Card of Switching Voltage (EL-41-02)