User's Manual

ITC2100-NA Operation and Service Manual Version 1.0
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6.5.1 Power Supply
By clicking on the link Power supply on the status page a new window is displayed showing
important information on the status of the two power supply sources (mains and battery).
Normally, the ITC is powered via the 230 V mains. In this case, the status displays "Nor-
mal". If a battery is connected and the mains fails, the battery automatically provides the
necessary power for the ITC and the status changes to "EPS since..h..min..s". If the battery
voltage is too low (< 10,8V) the ITC goes into a secure mode in which it can no longer
transmit. (see chapter 7.2.1). The ITC automatically transfers to normal operation as soon
as the mains is available again.
Fig. 6-7: Status page of the power supply
Field:
Operational mode
Description
Normal
The ITC is powered by mains.
EPS since ..h ..min ..s
The ITC is operating normally and has been supplied by the
battery since the displayed time. This information can also be
call up from a remote location via Digicom (Swissphone net-
work alarm controller software).