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DC SITOP UPS flashes a red "Anxiety" indicator and a green "OK" indicator in turn until SIMATIC IPC477E is turned on

Created by: Dmitriy_Fenis at: 9/18/2019 10:52 AM (2 Replies)

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9/18/2019 10:52 AM	Rate (0)
Dmitriy_Fenis Regular Member Joined: 3/14/2019 Last visit: 6/5/2023 Posts: 6 Rating: (0)	Hello! I have a simple circuit with the following devices: 1) SITOP Battery Module (1P 6EP1935-6MD11) INITIAL CURRENT: max. 0.8A OUTPUT: DC 24V \| 3.2Ah \| 10A 2) SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY (1P 6EP1931 - 2DC21) INPUT: DC 24V \| 6.6A OUTPUT 1: DC 24V \| 6A (LOAD) OUTPUT 2: DC 24V \| 0.2-0.4A (BATTERY) 3) SIMATIC IPC477E (1P 6AV7245-6BA00-0BJO) MAX CURRENT: 5A (during operation and start-up does not exceed 2-3A) A SITOP Battery Module is connected to the SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY device for uninterrupted power supply of the SIMATIC IPC477E. When turning off the power, the SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY works fine, the SITOP Battery Module is activated. But when the power is turned on, the SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY unit blinks the red “Alarm” indicator and the green “OK” indicator in turn, while the SIMATIC IPC477E does not turn on (24v does not come). SIMATIC IPC477E does not turn on until you disconnect the battery from the circuit (you need to remove the 15A fuse from the battery itself or disconnect the battery power wires from the SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY). After that, the green “OK” indicator and the red “BAT” indicator light up, SIMATIC IPC477E turns on and works (24V comes). Next, you need to attach the SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY battery, while the red indicator turns off and the corresponding battery control indicator lights up. SITOP Battery Module set another battery, changed SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY, the problem repeats. The terminals on the SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY are clamped well. The cable length of the connection SITOP DC UPS POWER SUPPLY and SIMATIC IPC477E does not exceed 15-20 m, the cross section of one core is 1.0 mm2. Instead of SIMATIC IPC477E, an 80W load (current of approximately 3.3 A) was connected directly to the SITOP Battery Module, the problem repeated. Each time you turn off, you need to go to the shield and disconnect the battery. Why can this happen? What is the problem? I'm out of thoughts Dmitriy Kobyz ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Split from Siemens Sitop DC UPS.
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9/18/2019 12:41 PM	Rate (0)
Ste39 Platinum Member Joined: 1/21/2013 Last visit: 9/4/2024 Posts: 4620 Rating: (707)	Dear Dmitriy, welcome to the forum, but.... this forum speak in English language, please next time translate your question in English, not all of the forum understand your language. Translation from Russian: Hello! I have a simple diagram with the following devices: 1) SITOP Battery Module (1P 6EP1935-6MD11) SOURCE TOK: Max. 0.8A RELATED: DC 24V 3.2 Ach 10a 2) UPS SITOP DC UPS (1P 6EP1931 - 2DC21) RELATED: DC 24 B 6.6a RELATED: DC 24V 6A (SUPA) RELATED: DC 24V 0.2-0.4 A (ACCUMULATOR) 3) SIMATIC IPC477E (1P 6AV7245-6BA00-0BJO) Max. TOK: 5A (during operation and launch does not exceed 2-3A) The SITOP battery module is connected to the SITOP DC UPS ups for the sIMATIC IPC477E power supply without interruption. When power outages, SITOP DC UPS is working normally and the SITOP battery module is activated. DC SITOP UPS flashes a red "Anxiety" indicator and a green "OK" indicator in turn until SIMATIC IPC477E is turned on (24 B does not come). SIMATIC IPC477E does not require a chain connection (you need to connect the fuse to 15 A from a single battery or disconnect the power wires from the SITOP DC UPS UPS). After that, the green "OK" indicator and the red indicator "BAT", SIMATIC IPC477E are turned on and running (comes 24 B). The SITOP DC UPS battery must then be plugged in when the red light goes out and lights up with the corresponding battery control indicator. The SITOP battery module installs the power source, replaces the SITOP DC UPS UPS UPS UPS, the problem is repeated. The terminals on the UPS SITOP DC UPS are well clamped. The siTOP DC UPS UPS and SIMATIC IPC477E cable is 15-20 m long and the single core section is 1.0 mm2. Instead of the SIMATIC IPC477E load of 80 w (current approximately 3.3 A) was connected to SITOP, the problem repeated. You have to go to the screen and disconnect the battery. Why would this happen? What's the problem? I have no thoughts
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9/18/2019 1:46 PM	Rate (0)
Dmitriy_Fenis Regular Member Joined: 3/14/2019 Last visit: 6/5/2023 Posts: 6 Rating: (0)	Thanks for the welcome! I beg your pardon. Automatic translation has been enabled. I fixed everything

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