ECC500 (PowerCube) User Manual

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual
Issue 03
Date 2014-01-15
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User Manual About This Document
About This Document
Purpose
This document describes the energy control center 500 (ECC500) in terms of its overview,
architecture, installation and cable connection, description of user interface (UI),
commissioning and common faults and technical specifications.
ECC500 mainly applies to and monitors PowerCube projects.
The figures provided in this document are for reference only.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
 Hardware Installation Engineer
 Installation and Commissioning Engineer
 Field Maintenance Engineer
 System Maintenance Engineer
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result in equipment damage, data loss, performance deterioration, or
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Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue contains all the
changes made in earlier issues.
Issue 03 (2014-01-15)
Added content: 1. Disclaimer; 2. Common task: setting the date and time, and changing alarm
conditions for dry contacts.
Changed content: Improved document architecture and updated the figures.
Issue 02 (2013-09-30)
Added content: 1. Serial board (MUS02A); 2. Common task: video capturing; 3. GPRS+SMS
networking; 4. Quality guarantee KPI performance; 5. Feature description: temperature
control management and license control management; 6. GPRS main performance index.
Issue 01 (2013-06-30)
This issue is used for first office application.
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User Manual Contents
Contents
About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

1 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Positioning .................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Benefits ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Typical Application Scenarios ...................................................................................................................................... 3
2 Architecture .................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Components .................................................................................................................................................................. 5
2.2 Panel and Ports ............................................................................................................................................................. 7
2.2.1 Main Control Board ................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2.2 Basic IO Board ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
2.2.3 GPRS Board ............................................................................................................................................................ 14
2.2.4 DG IO Board ........................................................................................................................................................... 16
2.2.5 Expansion DO Board ............................................................................................................................................... 18
2.2.6 Expansion IO Board ................................................................................................................................................ 20
2.2.7 Serial Board ............................................................................................................................................................. 21
3 Installation and Commissioning.............................................................................................. 24

3.1 Installation Preparations ............................................................................................................................................. 24
3.2 Installation .................................................................................................................................................................. 24
3.3 Cable Connection........................................................................................................................................................ 25
3.3.1 Connection Sketch ................................................................................................................................................... 25
3.3.2 Connecting to Intelligent Components .................................................................................................................... 28
3.4 Commissioning ........................................................................................................................................................... 30
3.4.1 Checking Cable Connections and Powering On the ECC500.................................................................................. 30
3.4.2 Checking Indicators ................................................................................................................................................. 30
4 User Interface Description ........................................................................................................ 32

4.1 LCD User Interface Description ................................................................................................................................. 32
4.1.1 LCD Menu Hierarchy .............................................................................................................................................. 32
4.1.2 LCD Menu ............................................................................................................................................................... 33
4.2 WebUI Description ..................................................................................................................................................... 34
4.2.1 Requirements for Operating Environment ............................................................................................................... 34
4.2.2 Preparations for Login ............................................................................................................................................. 34
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4.2.3 WebUI Overview ..................................................................................................................................................... 36

4.3 EMS UI Description ................................................................................................................................................... 53
5 Common Tasks ............................................................................................................................ 54

5.1 Common Installation Tasks......................................................................................................................................... 54
5.1.1 Selecting a Display Language.................................................................................................................................. 54
5.1.1.1 Function Description ............................................................................................................................................ 54
5.1.1.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 54
5.1.1.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 55
5.1.2 Setting the Date and Time ........................................................................................................................................ 55
5.1.2.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 55
5.1.2.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 55
5.1.3 Setting Quick Site Setup Parameters ....................................................................................................................... 56
5.1.3.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 57
5.1.4 Copying Parameter Settings from a USB Flash to the ECC500 Drive During Site Deployment ............................ 57
5.1.5 Setting SMS Services .............................................................................................................................................. 58
5.1.5.1 Enabling SMS Generation .................................................................................................................................... 58
5.1.5.2 Query Command ................................................................................................................................................... 60
5.1.5.3 Alarm Short Message ............................................................................................................................................ 60
5.1.6 Changing Mobile Phone Numbers ........................................................................................................................... 61
5.1.6.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 61
5.1.6.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 61
5.1.6.4 NetEco Operation ................................................................................................................................................. 62
5.1.7 Setting a Site ID ....................................................................................................................................................... 62
5.1.7.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 62
5.1.7.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 63
5.1.8 Setting Fuel Level Measurement Parameters........................................................................................................... 63
5.1.8.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 64
5.1.8.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 64
5.1.9 Enabling Alarm Generation ..................................................................................................................................... 65
5.1.9.2 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 65
5.1.10 Setting Alarm Severities ........................................................................................................................................ 66
5.1.10.1 Function Description........................................................................................................................................... 66
5.1.10.2 WebUI Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 66
5.1.10.3 NetEco Operation ............................................................................................................................................... 67
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5.1.11 Changing Default Dry Contact Values ................................................................................................................... 67

5.1.11.1 Function Description ........................................................................................................................................... 67
5.1.11.2 WebUI Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 67
5.1.12 Changing Alarm Conditions for Dry Contacts ....................................................................................................... 69
5.1.12.2 LCD Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 69
5.1.12.3 WebUI Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 69
5.1.13 DG Check .............................................................................................................................................................. 70
5.1.13.2 LCD Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 70
5.1.14 Querying Active Alarms ........................................................................................................................................ 70
5.1.14.2 LCD Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 71
5.1.14.3 WebUI Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 71
5.1.15 Querying Historical Alarms ................................................................................................................................... 71
5.1.15.2 LCD Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 71
5.1.15.3 WebUI Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 71
5.1.16 Querying an ESN ................................................................................................................................................... 72
5.1.16.2 LCD Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 72
5.1.16.3 WebUI Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 73
5.2 Common Maintenance Tasks ...................................................................................................................................... 74
5.2.1 Backing Up the Current Configuration File ............................................................................................................. 74
5.2.1.2 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 74
5.2.2 Importing a Configuration File ................................................................................................................................ 74
5.2.2.2 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 75
5.2.3 Querying Real-time Data ......................................................................................................................................... 75
5.2.3.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 75
5.2.3.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 76
5.2.4 Upgrading the Software ........................................................................................................................................... 76
5.2.4.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 77
5.2.4.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 78
5.2.5 Querying Electronic Labels ..................................................................................................................................... 80
5.2.5.2 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 80
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5.2.6 Exporting System Logs............................................................................................................................................ 81
5.2.6.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 81
5.2.6.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 82
5.2.7 Querying Daily Total Traffic in GPRS Networking Mode ...................................................................................... 83
5.2.7.2 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 83
5.2.8 Querying SIM Card Information ............................................................................................................................. 83
5.2.8.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 84
5.2.8.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 84
5.2.9 Querying the ECC500 Version Number................................................................................................................... 85
5.2.9.2 LCD Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 85
5.2.9.3 WebUI Operation .................................................................................................................................................. 86
5.2.10 Energy Storage Management ................................................................................................................................. 87
5.2.10.2 LCD Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 89
5.2.10.3 WebUI Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 90
5.2.10.4 NetEco Operation ............................................................................................................................................... 92
5.2.11 Video Capturing ..................................................................................................................................................... 92
5.2.11.1 Function Description ........................................................................................................................................... 92
5.2.11.2 LCD Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 93
5.2.11.3 WebUI Operation ................................................................................................................................................ 93
5.2.11.4 NetEco Operation................................................................................................................................................ 96
6 Remote Management.................................................................................................................. 97
6.1 M2000 Management ................................................................................................................................................... 97
6.1.1 Installing a Communications Cable ......................................................................................................................... 97
6.1.2 Setting Communications Parameters ....................................................................................................................... 98
6.2 NetEco Management .................................................................................................................................................. 98
6.2.1 Installing a Communications Cable ......................................................................................................................... 98
6.2.2 Setting Communications Parameters ....................................................................................................................... 99
6.2.2.1 GPRS Networking ................................................................................................................................................ 99
6.2.2.2 SMS Networking ................................................................................................................................................ 103
6.2.2.3 GPRS+SMS Networking .................................................................................................................................... 106
6.2.2.4 IP Networking ..................................................................................................................................................... 108
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6.3 Third-Party Element Management (over Dry Contacts) ........................................................................................... 111

6.3.1 Installing a Communications Cable ....................................................................................................................... 111
6.3.2 Setting Parameters ................................................................................................................................................. 111
7 Feature Description................................................................................................................... 112

7.1 DG Management ....................................................................................................................................................... 112
7.1.1 DG Startup/Shutdown at High or Low Temperatures ............................................................................................ 112
7.1.2 Scheduled DG Shutdown ....................................................................................................................................... 114
7.1.3 Intelligent Maintenance ......................................................................................................................................... 116
7.1.4 Quality Guarantee KPI Performance ..................................................................................................................... 119
7.2 Temperature Control Management ........................................................................................................................... 122
7.2.1 Indoor DC Air Conditioner .................................................................................................................................... 122
7.2.2 Cabinet DC Air Conditioner .................................................................................................................................. 124
7.3 License Control Management ................................................................................................................................... 126
7.3.1 SOH for the ESS .................................................................................................................................................... 126
7.3.2 SOH for the EPS .................................................................................................................................................... 127
8 Commissioning and Troubleshooting .................................................................................. 129

8.1 Common Faults and Troubleshooting Measures ....................................................................................................... 129
8.2 Reboot....................................................................................................................................................................... 129
8.3 Parts Replacement .................................................................................................................................................... 130
9 Security........................................................................................................................................ 133
9.1 Security Maintenance ............................................................................................................................................... 133
9.2 Antivirus software deployment ................................................................................................................................. 133
10 Appendix .................................................................................................................................. 136

10.1 ECC500 Technical Specifications ........................................................................................................................... 136
10.2 LCD Menu .............................................................................................................................................................. 138
10.3 ECC500 Alarms and Troubleshooting Measures .................................................................................................... 191
10.4 FAQ ........................................................................................................................................................................ 191
10.4.1 Web Page Displaying Garbled Characters ........................................................................................................... 191
A Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................................ 192
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User Manual 1 Overview
1 Overview
1.1 Positioning
The ECC500 is a cross-platform monitoring product, in which a main control board works
with several expansion boards to schedule multiple energy inputs and monitor loads, the
power monitoring unit (PMU), environment monitoring unit (EMU), and thermal monitoring
unit. The ECC500 ensures system reliability and operation security, and schedules site energy
as required, saving energy and reducing site operational expenditure (OPEX).
Figure 1-1 shows ECC500.
Figure 1-1 ECC500
1.2 Benefits
Hybrid Power Scheduling
The ECC500 schedules energy such as solar energy, fuel, mains and storage batteries to
maximize the use of renewable energy and reduce the use of non-renewable energy, ensuring
steady and reliable power supply.
Battery Management
 The ECC500 manages equalized charging and float charging, voltage adjustment,
temperature compensation and current limit coefficient based on the energy usage and
system status to ensure the proper running of storage batteries.
 The ECC500 calculates remaining storage battery capacity, duration for battery charge
and discharge per day, and perform operations based on the calculation results.
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DG Monitoring
 The ECC500 remotely schedules, starts, or shuts down one or two diesel generators, and
monitors their running status in real time.
 The ECC500 supports any combination of the AMF25, GMU, and the diesel generator
(DG).
 The DG can start, shut down, or warm up without loads.
Management on Intelligent Components and Loads

 The ECC500 locally and remotely manages intelligent components for energy and
environment monitoring, such as the AMF25, GMU, energy storage management
unit(ESMU), and power supply unit (PSU).
 The ECC500 identifies and stores its local electronic label and the electronic labels of
intelligent southbound components.
 The ECC500 controls the disconnection order of loads based on the subrack connected.
 The ECC500 calculates the power consumption of each of a maximum of four loads.
Communication
 The ECC500 reports site information including alarms, statistics, and current status to
northbound equipment over out-band transmission or in-band transmission. It also
receives control and configuration information from northbound equipment and performs
operations accordingly such as opening or closing dry contacts or controlling southbound
equipment.
 The ECC500 communicates with southbound equipment over the protocols such as
controller area network (CAN), all-purpose master/slave protocols, and Modbus to
collect required data for other modules. It also sends control and configuration
commands to southbound equipment for battery connection control.
 Over northbound communication, applications of the ECC500 and southbound
equipment can be loaded online and their electronic labels can be queried.
Statistics Collection and Storage

 The ECC500 collects performance data, such as the generated energy of DG or mains,
remaining battery electricity, and load power consumption, and stores the data every 5
minutes, per hour, per day, per month or per year.
 The ECC500 locally stores, queries, and monitors southbound components and sensors.
 The ECC500 exports historical data over the web user interface (WebUI) or Network
Ecosystem (NetEco).
To ensure the security of data transmission, the NetEco transmits data after encrypting it over SSL.
User-friendly Interface
 Running parameters of monitored equipment are displayed on the liquid crystal display
(LCD), WebUI or NetEco in real time. Control commands issued to the southbound
component complete the appropriate action.
 Site setup and network connection parameters of the site and NetEco such as IP
addresses and access point names (APNs) can be set over the LCD to implement
laptop-free deployment.

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 The LCD/Web allows you to obtain real-time information, alarms, and statistics from
corresponding tab pages and send control commands.
 Over the WebUI or NetEco, historical performance data can be exported, and the
ECC500 and southbound component software can be remotely upgraded.
 Alarms can be sent by using short messages and electricity data from the power sources
can be queried also by using short messages.
Alarm Determination and Management

 If a fault occurs, an alarm is generated and displayed on the LCD, WebUI, and NetEco.
− If the ECC500 determines that an alarm is generated, it turns on the alarm indicator,
displays the alarm information on the LCD and WebUI, and reports the alarm to the
NetEco.
− If the ECC500 determines that an alarm is cleared, it turns off the alarm indicator and
notifies the NetEco of the alarm clearance, and the alarm information on the LCD and
WebUI disappears.
 A maximum of 500 active alarms can be displayed, 1500 historical alarms can be saved,
and cleared alarms can be queried on the LCD.
Log Management
The ECC500 records operation logs in detail, such as DG management logs. These logs can
be viewed and downloaded over the WebUI and NetEco.
Copying Parameter Settings from a USB Flash

 To copy parameter settings from a USB flash, perform the following steps:
− Insert the USB flash into the USB port (the port is protected by a security mechanism)
on the main control board of the ECC500.
− The LCD lists all available configuration files.
− Select a required configuration file.
− The application program reads and then activates the configuration.
− After the LCD displays that the configuration takes effect, remove the USB flash.
 During site setup, the NetEco does not deliver all configuration parameters. Instead, the
ECC500 synchronizes available configuration files to the NetEco.
1.3 Typical Application Scenarios

 The ECC500 transmits data in-band and out-of-band modes.
− The ECC500 communicates in in-band mode over RS485/RS232 or Huawei base
transceiver station (BTS).
− The ECC500 supports out-of-band communication by GPRS or IP. If the ECC500
communicates by GPRS, it must be configured with a GPRS board. GPRS stands for
General Packet Radio Service.
 The NetEco is configured based on customer requirements.
The position of the ECC500 on the network as shown in Figure 1-2.

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Figure 1-2 Position of the ECC500 on the network
 Temperature control units (TCUs) include heat exchangers and intelligent DC air conditioners.
 The equipment monitored by the ECC500 should be selected based on site requirements.

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User Manual 2 Architecture
2 Architecture
2.1 Components
Architecture
Figure 2-1 shows ECC500 architecture.
Figure 2-1 ECC500 architecture
(1) Main control board (2) Expansion DO board (3) Expansion IO board
(Mandatory) (Mandatory) (Mandatory)
(4) Basic I/O board (5) GPRS board (Optional) (6) DG IO board (Optional)
(Mandatory)
Table 2-1 ECC500 component functions
Component Silkscreen Configuratio Function

n
Main control SMU03A Mandatory  Provides an LCD to query and set

board local parameters.
 Monitors and manages input
energy.
 Provides an operating status

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indicator.
 Provides TCP/IP and RS485 ports
for northbound communication.
TCP/IP stands for transmission
control protocol/Internet protocol.
 Provides RS485 ports for
southbound communication.
 Intelligently manages storage
batteries.
 Generates alarms.
 Manages intelligent southbound
components.
 Manages assets.
Basic IO board MUS01A Mandatory  Monitors southbound components
over serial ports.
 Receives alarms generated by dry
contacts and sensors for detecting
battery temperatures, water,
smoke, and ambient temperature
and humidity.
 Provides RS485 ports for
southbound communication.
Expansion DO MUE04A Mandatory Provides eight dry contact outputs.
board
Expansion IO MUE05A Mandatory Provides six digital parameter input
board ports and two dry contact outputs.
GPRS board MUC01A Optional  Enables the ECC500 to
communicate with the NetEco in
out-of-band (by GPRS) mode.
 Provides six digital parameter input
ports and two dry contact outputs.
NOTE
 You can define the alarms
corresponding to dry contact inputs on
the NetEco.
 Dry contact outputs are reserved.
DG IO board MUE03A Optional  Controls the DG by connecting to a

control module over a dry contact.
 Controls the DG by connecting to
the DG directly.
Remark:
 All the ports in this document are protected by a security mechanism.
 The ECC500 can be powered over the backplane or by 48 V power over the 2-pin DC

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input port on the front panel of the basic IO board.
The GPRS board, DG IO board, expansion DO board, and expansion IO board in the ECC500
support hot-swappable.
The basic IO board in the ECC500 has the following features:
 If the ECC500 is powered over the backplane, the basic IO board is hot-swappable.
 If the ECC500 is powered over the 2-pin DC input port on the front panel of the basic IO
board, the basic IO board is not hot-swappable. To avoid damaging the basic IO board,
remove or insert it after disconnecting the power supply.
Optional ECC500 Architecture

Figure 2-2 shows the configuration mode, in which the GPRS board is mandatory.
Figure 2-2 Optional ECC500 architecture
(1) Main control board (2) Expansion DO board (3) GPRS board
(Mandatory) (Mandatory) (Mandatory)
(4) Basic I/O board (5) Filler panel (6) DG IO board (Optional)
(Mandatory)
2.2 Panel and Ports

2.2.1 Main Control Board
Figure 2-3 shows the front panel of the main control board.

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Figure 2-3 Front panel of the main control board
(1) Indicators (2) LCD (3) Buttons

(4) Fast Ethernet (FE) port (5) RS485/RS232 port (6) COM1 port
(7) COM2 port (8) Universal Serial Bus
(USB) port
Indicators
Table 2-2 shows the indicator description of the main control board.
Table 2-2 Indicator description

Silk Color Meaning Status Description
Screen
Green Run Off The main control board is

indicator faulty or has no DC input.
Blinking (on for 1s The main control board
and then off for 1s) runs properly and
communicates with the
NetEco.
Blinking (on for The main control board
0.125s and then off runs properly but does not
for 0.125s) communicate with the

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Screen
NetEco properly.
Red Alarm Off No critical or major alarm
indicator is generated.
Steady on A critical or major alarm
is generated.
LCD
You can view information and set parameters on the LCD. You can set and query parameters
using the four buttons on the front panel. Table 2-3 describes the button functions.
Buttons
Table 2-3 Button description
Button Definition Description
Up or down Allows you to view menu items and set the

or value of a menu item.
Cancel Returns to the previous menu without saving

the settings of the current menu item.
Enter Enters the main menu from the standby screen,

enters a submenu from the main menu, or saves
menu settings.
NOTE
After a menu is displayed, the standby screen is displayed and the LCD screen becomes dark if no
button is pressed for 5 minutes.
Ports
Figure 2-4 shows pins in a communications port.
Figure 2-4 Pins in a communications port
Table 2-4 describes the ports of the main control board.

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Table 2-4 Main control board port description
Silk Screen Description Remarks
FE Northbound port: Connects to WebUI or

 Transmits data. NetEco over TCP/IP.
1: TX+
2: TX-
 Receives data.
3: RX+
6: RX-
RS485/RS232 Northbound port: Connects to a base
 Transmits data. transceiver station (BTS) or
NodeB.
1: 485_TX+
2: 485_TX-
7: RS232_TXD
sharing the UART with
RS485 within the same
RJ45 port
 Receives data.
3: RS232_RXD
sharing the UART with
RS485 within the same
RJ45 interface
4: 485_RX+
5: 485_RX-
6, 8: GND
COM1 Southbound RS485 port: Reserved.
 Receives data.
COM2
1: RX+
2: RX-
 Transmits data.
4: TX+
5: TX-
6: GND
USB Hardware port Reserved.
2.2.2 Basic IO Board

Figure 2-5 shows the front panel of the basic IO board.

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Figure 2-5 Front panel of the basic IO board
(1) ELU (2) SMOKE (3) DI_1 (4) DI_2 (5) DI_3
(6) AI_1 (7) AI_2 (8) TEM_HUM (9) WATER (10) Indicators
(11) DC input (12) COM3 (13) COM2 (14) GATE (15) COM1
terminals
(16) 12 V/1 A (17) CAN
Indicators
Table 2-5 shows the indicator description of the basic IO board.

Screen
PWR Green Power indicator Steady on The power supply is normal.

Off There is no DC input or the
input/output (IO) board is
faulty.
RUN Green Run indicator Blinking (on for Communication is normal
1s and then off between the IO board and
for 1s) the main control board.
Blinking (on for Communication fails
0.125s and then between the IO board and

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Screen
off for 0.125s) the main control board.
ALM Red Alarm indicator Off Reserved.
Ports
Table 2-6 describes the ports of the basic IO board.
Table 2-6 Basic IO board port description

ELU I2C&1-WIRE Connects to an electronic label

 1: supplies 5 V power for the board.
electronic label.
 3, 6: GND
 4: I2C data line
 5: I2C clock signal line
 7: supplies 5 V power for
1-WIRE extension module.
 8: 1-WIRE signal line
SMOKE Smoke Alarm Connects to a smoke sensor.
DI_1 PV module theft Default setting:
 If the dry contact is open, an
DI_2 Mains Failure
alarm is generated.
 If the dry contact is closed, no
alarm is generated.
DI_3 Starts or shuts down DG Default setting:
Dry contact input  If the dry contact is open, the
DG shuts down.
 If the dry contact is closed, the
DG starts.

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AI_1 4–20 mA analog input Connects to a battery temperature

sensor.
AI_2 4–20 mA analog input Connects to an outdoor
temperature sensor or a battery
temperature sensor.
TEM_HUM Ambient temperature and humidity Connects to a humidity and
temperature sensor.
WATER Water intrusion Connects to a water sensor.
CAN Southbound CAN port Connects to a southbound
component.
12 V/1 A Power output ports 10.5–13.5 V.
COM1 Two-wire RS485 port for -
southbound communication
GATE Gate dry contact input Default setting:
 If the dry contact is open, an
alarm is generated.
 If the dry contact is closed, no
alarm is generated.
COM2 Southbound CAN/RS485 port Connects to a power device.
 Receives data.
1: RX+
2: RX-
 Transmits data.
4: TX+
5: TX-
 CAN differential signals.
7: CANH
8: CANL
COM3 Southbound RS485 port Connects to a temperature
 Receives data. control device, such as a heat
exchanger, or natural-ventilation
1: RX+ unit.
2: RX-
 Transmits data.
4: TX+
5: TX-
7, 8: DO+, DO-
DC input RTN+ port:positive DC input –48 V DC input port.
terminals terminal.
NEG–: negative DC input

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terminal.
2.2.3 GPRS Board

Figure 2-7 shows the front panel of the GPRS board.
Figure 2-7 Front panel of the GPRS board
(1) DO_1 (2) DO_2 (3) DI_1 (4) DI_2

(5) DI_3 (6) DI_4 (7) DI_5 (8) DI_6
(9) ANT (10) Indicators (11) SIM card
Frequency Band
 Upstream (board to BTS): 880-915MHz/1710-1785MHz

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 Downstream (BTS to board): 925-960MHz/1805-1880MHz
Indicators
Table 2-7 shows the indicator description of the GPRS board.
Silk Screen Color Status Description
PWR1 Yellow Steady on The power supply is normal.

Off The power supple is faulty or has no
DC input.
PWR2 Yellow Steady on The GPRS board is normal.
Off The GPRS board is faulty or has no
DC input.
GPRS Green Off The GPRS board is not powered on.
Steady on A call is being set up over GPRS.
Blinking (on Data is being transmitted over GPRS.
for 0.1s and
then off for
0.025s)
Blinking (on The ECC500 is registered with the
for 0.1s and network, but no data is being
then off for transmitted.
2.9s)
Blinking (on  The ECC500 is searching for a
for 0.1s and network.
then off for  The absence of a subscriber identity
0.9s) module (SIM) card.
 No access PIN code.
Ports
Table 2-8 describes the ports of the GPRS board.
Table 2-8 GPRS board port description
Silk Screen Type Default Associated Default Status

Alarm
DO_1 Dry contact output. Reserved. Reserved.

DO_2 Dry contact output.
DI_1 Dry contact input. AC SPD fault  If the dry contact is
If an AC SPD is open, no alarm is

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Alarm
connected, set generated.
MUC01A_DI_1 Set to  If the dry contact is
Normal Close. For closed, an alarm is
details, see Figure 2-8 generated.
DI_2 Dry contact input. Natural-ventilation unit
fault.
DI_3 Dry contact input. Hex fault
If an heat exchanger is
connected, set
MUC01A_DI_3 Set to
Normal Close.
DI_4 Dry contact input. Aircon fault.
DI_5 Dry contact input. Inverter fault.
DI_6 Dry contact input. Navigation light fault.
Note: The default associated alarms and default status are user-defined.
Figure 2-8 Default setting of DI of GPRS board
2.2.4 DG IO Board
Figure 2-9 shows the front panel of the DG IO board.

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Figure 2-9 Front panel of the DG IO board
(1) BAT1 (2) F_LEV1 (3) DG1_CTL (4) RST1

(5) RST2 (6) DG2_CTL (7) BAT2 (8) F_LEV2
Ports
Table 2-9 describes the ports of the DG IO board.
Table 2-9 DG IO board port description

Silk Type Description Remarks
Screen
BAT1 DC Detects DG 1 0–24V.

voltage. battery voltage.
F_LEV1 Current Detects fuel level 4–20 mA.
signal. of DG 1.
BAT2 DC Detects DG 2 0–24V.
voltage. battery voltage.
F_LEV2 Current Detects fuel level 4–20 mA.
signal. of DG 2.
DG1_CTL Dry contact Starts or shuts For the DG that starts when the dry
output. down DG 1. contact is closed, connect the signal cable
for remotely starting or shutting down the
DG to the NC and COM ports on the
DG1_CTL.
For the DG that starts when the dry
contact is open, connect the signal cable
to the NO and COM ports on the
DG1_CTL.
RST1 Dry contact Resets DG 1. If the signal cables for resetting the DG
output. connect to the NO and COM ports, the
default settings are as follows:
 If the dry contact is open, the DG is not

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Silk Type Description Remarks

Screen
reset.
 If the dry contact is closed, the DG is
reset and alarms related to DG 1 are
cleared.
RST2 Dry contact Resets DG 2. If the signal cables for resetting the DG
output. connect to the NO and COM ports, the
default settings are as follows:
 If the dry contact is open, the DG is not
reset.
 If the dry contact is closed, the DG is
reset and alarms related to DG 2 are
cleared.
DG2_CTL Dry contact Starts or shuts For the DG that starts when the dry
output. down DG 2. contact is closed, connect the signal cable
for remotely starting or shutting down the
DG to the NC and COM ports on the
DG2_CTL.
For the DG that starts when the dry
contact is open, connect the signal cable
to the NO and COM ports on the
DG2_CTL.
2.2.5 Expansion DO Board

Figure 2-10 shows the front panel of the expansion DO board.
Figure 2-10 Front panel of the expansion DO board
(1)DO_1 (2)DO_2 (3)DO_3 (4)DO_4

(5)DO_5 (6)DO_6 (7)DO_7 (8)DO_8

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Ports
Table 2-10 shows the expansion DO board port description.
Table 2-10 Expansion DO board port description

Alarm
DO_1 Dry contact Smoke Alarm  If any of the dry

output. contact is closed,
an alarm is
DO_2 Dry contact Door Status Sensor Alarm generated.
output.  If the dry
contacts are open,
DO_3 Dry contact  All PSU Communication no alarm is
output. Failure generated.
 Communication Failure The status is
(PSU) user-defined.
 PSU Fault
DO_4 Dry contact  Battery Loop1
output. Disconnection
 Battery Loop2
Disconnection
 Load Fuse Broken
 Major Load Fuse Broken
 Minor Load Fuse Broken
 Load 1 Fuse Broken
DO_5 Dry contact High Battery Temperature
output.
DO_6 Dry contact  Hex Fault
output.  Spare DI
Alarm-MUE05A_DI_3
DO_7 Dry contact Mains Failure
output.
DO_8 Dry contact DC SPD Fault
output.
Notes: Expansion DO board can be configured all alarms in the software version. ECC500
alarms list see ECC500 (PowerCube) Alarm Online Help.

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Figure 2-11 shows querying the default status of the dry contact output on the expansion DO
board.
Figure 2-11 Querying the default status of the dry contact output on the expansion DO board
2.2.6 Expansion IO Board

Figure 2-12 shows the front panel of the expansion IO board.
Figure 2-12 Front panel of the expansion IO board
(1) DO_1 port (2) DO_2 port (3) DI_1 port (4) DI_2 port
(5) DI_3 port (6) DI_4 port (7) DI_5 port (8) DI_6 port
Ports
Table 2-11 describes the ports of the expansion IO board.
Table 2-11 Expansion IO board port description
Silk Type Default Associated Default Status

Screen Signal
DO_1 Dry contact output. Reserved. Reserved.

DO_2 Dry contact output.

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Silk Type Default Associated Default Status

Screen Signal
DI_1 Dry contact input. AC SPD Fault  If the dry contact is

If an AC SPD is open, no alarm is
connected, set generated.
MUE05A_DI_1 Set to  If the dry contact is
Normal Close. closed, an alarm is
generated.
DI_2 Dry contact input. Fan Failure
The status is
DI_3 Dry contact input. Hex Fault user-defined.
If an heat exchanger is
connected, set
MUE05A_DI_3 Set to
Normal Close.
DI_4 Dry contact input. Air-conditioner Fault
DI_5 Dry contact input. DG 1 operating status  If the dry contact is
open, DG 1 stops.
 If the dry contact is
closed, DG 1 starts.
The status is not
user-defined.
DI_6 Dry contact input. DG 2 operating status  If the dry contact is
open, DG 2 stops.
 If the dry contact is
closed, DG 2 starts.
The status is not
user-defined.
2.2.7 Serial Board

Figure 2-13 shows the front panel of the serial board.

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Figure 2-13 Front panel of the serial board
(1) COM1 port (2) COM2 port (3) COM3 port (4) COM4 port
(5) Power indicator (6) COM5 port (7) Indicator
Indicators
Table 2-12 shows the indicator description of the serial board.
Silk Color Meanin Status Description

Scree g
n
PWR Green Power Steady on The power is normal.

indicator
Off There is no DC input or the
serial board is faulty.
RUN Green Run Blinking (on for 1s and The serial board properly
indicator then off for 1s) communicates with the main
control board.
Blinking (on for 0.125s The communication between
and then off for 0.125s) the serial board and the main
control board fails.
ALM Red Alarm Steady on An alarm is generated.
indicator
Off No alarm is generated.
If the Power indicators for the COM4 and COM5 ports are steady green, the power supplies to
the ports are normal. If the Power indicators are off, no power is supplied to the ports.

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Ports
Table 2-13 describes the ports of the serial board.
Table 2-13 Serial board port description
Port Description Remarks
COM1 Southbound RS485 port Connects to a power device.

1, 4: RX+
2, 5: RX–
1, 4: RX+
2, 5: RX–
1, 4: RX+
2, 5: RX–
COM4 Southbound RS485 port Connects to camera 1.
1, 4: RX+
2, 5: RX–
3: 12 V+
8: GND
COM5 Southbound RS485 port Connects to camera 2.
1, 4: RX+
2, 5: RX–
3: 12 V+
8: GND

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual 3 Installation and Commissioning
3 Installation and Commissioning
3.1 Installation Preparations

Safety Information
 Exercise caution when moving the shelf while wearing electrostatic discharge (ESD)
gloves.
 Protect yourself from falling down.
Tools
Ensure that a Phillips screwdriver (M3x100 or M6x200) and a flat-head screwdriver (M2x100
or M6x200) are available.
3.2 Installation
The ECC500 can be installed in 19 inch cabinets, as shown in Figure 3-1.
Installation personnel must be trained to perform operations correctly and safely.

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Figure 3-1 ECC500 installation scenario
To install the ECC500, perform the following steps:

Step 1 Install mounting ears on the ECC500.
Step 2 Install floating nuts on the cabinet.
Step 3 Hold the mounting ears of the ECC500, and place the ECC500 on the guide rails
corresponding to its installation position on the rack.
Step 4 Push the ECC500 inside the cabinet to ensure that the mounting ears are level with the
columns in the cabinet.
Step 5 Pre-tighten each screw in the four mounting holes of the mounting ears using an M6 Phillips
screwdriver.
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3.3 Cable Connection

3.3.1 Connection Sketch
The cable connection of the ECC500 is chosen on the basis of site requirements.
The cables are divided into the following types:ground cables, RJ45 communications cables,
dry contact signal cables, GPRS antennas (including the SIM card) and DC cables.
Ground Cables
When the ECC500 is installed, connect the ground cables, as shown in Figure 3-2.

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Figure 3-2 Ground cables
Communications Cables to RJ45 ports

The RJ45 terminal is used in the RS485/232 serial port and the Ethernet port. Figure 3-3
shows the RJ45 port pins.
Figure 3-3 RJ45 port pins
Plug one end of the telecom cable into the communication, and plug the other end of the
telecom cable into the serial port of corresponding communication.
Dry Contact Signal Cables

Figure 3-4 shows the connection of the dry contact signal cable.
Figure 3-4 Installing a dry contact signal cable

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GPRS Antenna and SIM Card

Figure 3-5 shows the GSM antenna installation.
The Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) antenna connector is fastened to the
RF port on the GPRS board. The antenna is installed in an unshielded place to ensure that
signals are not shielded.
If the mounting bracket of the GSM antenna has a plastic shell, remove it before installing the
GSM antenna to ensure that the magnet sticks to the unit.
Figure 3-5 GSM antenna installation
If the GPRS function of the ECC500 is required, take out the GRPS board. Then insert the
SIM card. Figure 3-6 shows the installation and removal of the SIM card.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 3-6 Installing and removal of the SIM card
(1) Removal of the SIM card (2) Installing of the SIM card
3.3.2 Connecting to Intelligent Components

Communication connections between SMU03A and other intelligent component, refer to the
user's manual of intelligent component.
Main Control Board (SMU03A)

Figure 3-7 shows connections between the SMU03A and intelligent components.

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Figure 3-7 Connections between the SMU03A and intelligent components
Table 3-1 shows connection description of main control board.
Table 3-1 Connection description of main control board
Item Silk Screen Connected Device
1 FE Communications Equipment
2 RS485/RS232 BTS
3 COM1 PMU/CPMU
4 COM2 SAU
5 USB USB Flash Drive/USB camera
Basic IO Board (MUS01A)

Figure 3-8 shows connections between the MUS01A and intelligent components.

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Figure 3-8 Connections between the MUS01A and intelligent components
Table 3-2 shows connection description of basic IO board.
Table 3-2 Connection description of basic IO board
Item Silk Connected Device

Screen
1 COM1 South components: AMF25/GMU/Intelligent DC air

conditioner/DG controller/DC Meter and so on
2 COM2 SAU-03A/ATS/DTS/ESMU/24 V Converter
3 COM3 Hex02/EPAC
3.4 Commissioning
3.4.1 Checking Cable Connections and Powering On the ECC500
After checking that the DC power cables, communications cables, and signal cables are
properly connected to the main control board, basic IO board, and so on, power on the
ECC500.
3.4.2 Checking Indicators

Check the indicators on the main control board, basic IO board, and GPRS board. Table 3-3
describes the normal status of such indicators.

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Board Normal Indicator Status
Main control board  The RUN indicator blinks at 0.5 Hz. (Note: If the ECC500 does
not connect to the NetEco, the indicator blinks at 2 Hz.)
 The ALM indicator is off.
Basic IO board  The PWR indicator is steady on.
 The RUN indicator blinks at 0.5 Hz.
 The ALM indicator is off.
GPRS board  The PWR1 indicator is steady on.
 The PWR2 indicator is steady on.
 The GPRS indicator blinks (on for 1s and then off for 0.125s).
NOTE
Check the GPRS indicator if a GPRS board is configured.

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User Manual 4 User Interface Description
4 User Interface Description
4.1 LCD User Interface Description

The ECC500 provides an LCD for you to:
 View active alarms and historical alarms.
 View the running status of the system, such as the system voltage, load current.
 Set system parameters, communications parameters, power supply unit (PSU)
parameters and battery parameters.
 Control the system status, such as choosing boost charge or floating charge, resetting
PSUs, cleaning the historical alarms.
 Perform system self-check, such as DG self-check.
 When no alarm is generated, LCD display default interface, when an alarm occurs, LCD displays
Active Alarm interface, you can press Cancel twice to return back to the default interface.
 A password is required when you enter Quick Para Set, Func Para Set, Device Para Set, Control,
System check and USB operation. The preset user name is admin and the preset password is 001.
 The parameter values on the LCD are for reference only.
4.1.1 LCD Menu Hierarchy

Figure 4-1 shows the LCD main menu.

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Figure 4-1 Menu hierarchy
 The LCD Menu is dynamically changed due to different configurations. The above table is only for
reference, and the detailed information is based on the ECC500 LCD Menu you use.
 Only when the equipment is connected to the ECC500 properly, the related menu can be displayed
on the LCD, such as DG, HEX.
4.1.2 LCD Menu

For details about the LCD Menu, see 10.2 LCD Menu.

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4.2 WebUI Description

You can perform the following operations over the WebUI:
 View the system status, including the PSU status, battery status, and active alarm
information.
 Configure system parameters.
 Configure network parameters, including IP addresses, host communications addresses
and baud rates under master/slave protocol.
 Control the system, such as choosing battery boost or floating charge and resetting PSUs.
 Add or delete users, and change user names and passwords.
 Upgrade software online.
 Query and export historical logs and alarms.
 Configure alarm parameters, alarm severity, and the relationship between alarms and dry
contacts.
 Query electronic label information.
 Configure site information, including Set date and Site name, deal with the configuration
files and so on.
The parameter values on the WebUI are for reference only.
4.2.1 Requirements for Operating Environment

Operating system: Windows XP, Win 7.
Browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 or later.
4.2.2 Preparations for Login

Set the IP address, gateway, and subnet mask of the ECC500 before logging into the WebUI.
You also need to set the network and Internet Explorer.
Connecting Cables
Connect the FE port on the ECC500 with a personal computer (PC) using a crossover cable,
as shown in Figure 4-2.
Figure 4-2 Connection between the ECC500 and the PC

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Setting an IP Address
 If the ECC500 communicates by GPRS, no IP address is required.
 If the ECC500 communicates by IP, set the IP address (default value:192.168.1.168),
subnet mask (default value:255.255.255.0), and gateway (default value:192.168.1.1) on
the LCD.
Setting an IP Address of PC
Set the IP address of the PC to be on the same network segment as the IP address of the
ECC500.
Setting a LAN
 If the ECC500 is connected to a local area network (LAN) and a proxy server has been
selected, you need to cancel proxy server setting.
 If the ECC500 is connected to the Internet but the computer is connected to the LAN, you
cannot cancel proxy server setting; otherwise, you will fail to access the ECC500.
To set the LAN, perform the following steps:

Step 1 Open Internet Explorer.
Step 2 Choose Tools > Internet Options.
Step 3 Click the Connections tab and then click LAN settings.
Step 4 Clear the check box under Proxy server, as shown in Figure 4-3.

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Figure 4-3 LAN settings
Step 5 Click OK to finish the LAN settings.

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Setting Internet Explorer

If Internet Explorer 8.0 is used, you need to click to open the compatibility view and set
Internet Explorer 8.0, as shown in Figure 4-4. This ensures normal use of the WebUI.
Figure 4-4 Clicking the icon to open the compatibility interface
4.2.3 WebUI Overview

The parameter values in the figures in this section are for reference only.
Login Page
Enter the IP address of the ECC500 in the Internet Explorer address box, choose English then
press Enter. A login page is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-5.
The preset User Name is admin, and the preset Password is 001.

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Figure 4-5 Login page
If you disconnect the network cable or close the web page, you need to wait about 3 minutes before the
re-login succeeds. Otherwise, a message "[user name] is logged in. Please log out first." is displayed.
System Status
The System Status pane displays current alarms and information about connected equipment.
Figure 4-6 System Status

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If the navigation tree is not displayed completely, hold down Ctrl while rotating the mouse
wheel to zoom in on the view.
System Configuration
The System Configuration pane allows you to configure parameters about the equipment
connecting to the ECC500. Figure 4-7 shows the pane for configuring site information. To
modify a parameter, select the parameter, change the value in the text box, and then click
Submit.
Figure 4-7 System Configuration
Device Parameter Configuration

The Device Parameter Configuration pane allows you to set parameters for connected sites
and devices. Figure 4-8 shows how to set device parameters.

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Figure 4-8 Device Parameter Configuration
Network Configuration
The Network Configuration pane allows you to configure parameters about the network
parameter, NetEco. Figure 4-9 shows the Network Configuration.
Figure 4-9 Network Configuration

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Control
The Control pane allows you to modify the control parameters of the ECC500monitoring
equipment. Figure 4-10 shows the Control interface.
Figure 4-10 Control
Statistics
Step 1 Click Statistics and select a value option as required from the Please Select The Statistics
Signal drop-down list box.
Step 2 Click Search.
The query result is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-11.
Figure 4-11 Statistics
Step 3 Click Export to export statistics in HTML format, as shown in Figure 4-12.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 4-12 Statistics Result
Step 4 In the Save HTML Document dialog box, select a save path, change the file name, set
Language to Unicode, and then click Save, as shown in Figure 4-22.
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Figure 4-13 Save HTML Document
if you want to save the statistics in .xls document, add ".xls" in the end of the document name manually.
For example, hisStatLog.xls.
User Management
The User Management pane allows you to create, modify, and delete user information,
operation as shown in Figure 4-14 and Figure 4-15.

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Figure 4-14 User Management
Figure 4-15 Add User
Upgrade
The Upgrade pane allows you to upgrade the ECC500 over a WebUI, as shown in Figure
4-16.

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Figure 4-16 Upgrade
For upgrade details, see 5.2.4.3 WebUI Operation.
Log History
The Log History pane allows you to export historical logs to pack files by clicking
Download under Log Download, operation as shown in Figure 4-17.
Figure 4-17 Log History

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 If the downloading UI is not displayed after packing during the loading process, the Internet
Explorer setting may be faulty. See Figure 4-18 for troubleshooting. Choose Information Bar
Help > Windows Help and Support > To stop the Information bar from blocking file and
software downloads. If the downloading UI is still not displayed, perform the step 2. Or not, the
downloading UI is displayed, do not perform the step 2.
 Click the Log tab and retry downloading. If the downloading UI is not displayed, perform operations
as shown in Figure 4-19, click Default level and Reset all zones to default level, and confirm.
Perform step 1 again.
 Click the Log tab and retry downloading.
Figure 4-18 Information Bar Help

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Figure 4-19 Setting Security
Historical Alarms
If no historical alarm is generated, the Historical Alarms page displays no alarms, as shown
in Figure 4-20.

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Figure 4-20 Historical Alarms page
If an alarm is generated, you can export the alarm by performing the following steps:
Step 1 On the Historical Alarms page, click Export, as shown in Figure 4-21.
Figure 4-21 Detail Information
Step 2 In the Save HTML Document dialog box, select a save path, change the file name, set
Language to Unicode, and then click Save, as shown in Figure 4-22.
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ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 4-22 Save HTML Document
if you want to save the alarms in .xls document, add ".xls" in the end of the document name manually.
For example, hisAlmLog.xls.
Alarm Configuration
The Alarm Configuration pane shown in Figure 4-23 allows you to configure alarm
parameters.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 4-23 Alarm Configuration
Site configuration
The Site Configuration pane shown in Figure 4-24 allows you to set the system date and
time and site information, and to perform operations about configuration files.
Figure 4-24 Site Configuration

ECC500 (PowerCube)
 When operate Download Default Configuration, if the downloading UI is not displayed after
packing during the loading process, the Internet Explorer setting may be faulty. See Figure 4-25 for
troubleshooting. Choose Information Bar Help > Windows Help and Support > To stop the
Information bar from blocking file and software downloads. If the downloading UI is still not
displayed, perform the step 2. Or not, the downloading UI is displayed, do not perform the step 2.
 Click the Download Default Configuration and retry downloading. If the downloading UI is not
displayed, perform operations as shown in Figure 4-26, click Default level and Reset all zones to
default level, and confirm. Perform step 1 again.
 Click the Download Default Configuration and retry downloading.
Figure 4-25 Information Bar Help

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Figure 4-26 Setting Security
Electronic Label
The Electronic Label pane shown in Figure 4-27 allows you to query electronic label
information about the ECC500 and the intelligent equipment connecting to it.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 4-27 Electronic Label
About
The About pane shown in Figure 4-28 displays the software version of the ECC500.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 4-28 About
4.3 EMS UI Description

 For the NetEco details, see the NetEco Product Documentation.
 For the M2000 details, see the M2000 Product Document.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual 5 Common Tasks
5 Common Tasks
5.1 Common Installation Tasks

5.1.1 Selecting a Display Language
5.1.1.1 Function Description
The ECC500 supports two display languages: English and Chinese.
5.1.1.2 LCD Operation

After powering on the ECC500, select English by pressing or on the LCD, as shown
in Figure 5-1, and then press Enter to enter the standby screen.
Figure 5-1 Screen for selecting a display language
When the standby screen is displayed, you can change the display language by performing the
steps shown in Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2 Changing the display language on the LCD

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5.1.1.3 WebUI Operation

For details, see Login Page.
5.1.2 Setting the Date and Time

You can change the date and time based on the local time and time zone.
Set the time zone before the date and time. Otherwise, the date and time may be incorrect.

Figure 5-3 shows the operation.
Figure 5-3 Setting the date and time on the LCD


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Figure 5-4 Setting the date and time on the WebUI
To set the date, time, and time zone on the ECC500 to the same values as the date, time, and time zone
on the PC, click GetWinTime.
5.1.3 Setting Quick Site Setup Parameters

To set up a site rapidly, you can set common site setup parameters at a time. Table 5-1 lists the
common site setup parameters. The values depend on scenarios. If other parameters need to
be set in certain scenarios during deployment, set the parameters based on site requirements.
Table 5-1 Common site setup parameters
System or Component Parameter
Site Summary Battery Type

DG Cfg Mode
ESS Rated Capacity
Cable Length
Cable CSA
EPS Rated Power
System Para Set Date
Set Time
Set Time Zone

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System or Component Parameter
Site ID
Server Para Active NMS IP
Backup NMS IP
NetWork Para Network Mode(GPRS), APN Name, APN Number
Network Mode(IP), IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway
Network Mode(SMS), NetEco SMS Num

Figure 5-5 shows the LCD operation.
Figure 5-5 Setting common site setup parameters on the LCD
Set parameters and then press .
5.1.4 Copying Parameter Settings from a USB Flash to the ECC500

Drive During Site Deployment
You can take a USB flash drive to the site for copying parameter settings during site
deployment. After you insert the USB flash drive into the USB port on the ECC500 main
control board, all available configuration files are listed on the LCD. After you check the
configuration files, the application program automatically reads and activates the
configuration.
For details, see the Site Deployment over a USB Flash Drive Operation Guide.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
5.1.5 Setting SMS Services

5.1.5.1 Enabling SMS Generation
You can enable alarms to be sent by SMS to the maintenance personnel's mobile phone. After
thee settings, a short message will be sent as soon as an alarm is generated or cleared. Table
5-2 descries the parameters for enabling or disabling alarms to be sent by SMS.
Table 5-2 Parameters for enabling or disabling alarms to be sent by SMS
Parameter Description
Enable Allows the information about alarm generation and

clearance to be sent to the maintenance personnel's mobile
phone.
Disable Does not allow the information about alarm generation or
clearance to be sent to the maintenance personnel's mobile
phone.
You can set this function only on the WebUI. Perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click Alarm Configuration in the navigation pane, as shown in Figure 5-6.
Figure 5-6 Alarm Configuration
Step 2 Select an alarm and set SMS Enabled to Enable, as shown in Figure 5-7.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-7 Setting SMS Enabled
Step 3 Click Submit, as shown in Figure 5-8. In the Setting completed dialog box, click OK.
Figure 5-8 Setting completed
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ECC500 (PowerCube)
5.1.5.2 Query Command

You can send commands by using a mobile phone to query the operating status of site
equipment. Table 5-3 describes the query commands supported by the ECC500. The
commands are case-insensitive.
Table 5-3 Query command description
Command Description
*#help  Queries the command list.

 Returns to the command list.
*#alarm Queries active alarms.
*#info Queries active electricity including the electricity generated by the DG,
mains, and PV modules as well as load power consumption and
remaining backup time.
*#set sitename Sets a site name.
Example: *#set sitename name
If the short message content exceeds the length limit of one short message, the ECC500 sends multiple
short messages.
5.1.5.3 Alarm Short Message

After you send a short message to query alarms by using the mobile phone number, the
ECC500 sends alarms in the following format to the mobile phone number:
Site name: ESN+Alarm generation/clearance time+Alarm severity+Device name: Alarm
name+Appeared/Cleared
Example:
ACB123:
2102310JMB10C4000364
2013-06-19 10:15:29
Major
Site Summary: Bus Bar Undervoltage
Appeared

ECC500 (PowerCube)
 Separate fields by using spaces.

 If the site has no name, the site name field is not displayed.
 Each short message contains a maximum of 160 English characters (including spaces).
5.1.6 Changing Mobile Phone Numbers

You can change the mobile phone numbers that is used to receive short messages based on
your requirements.
 The SIM card supports only 2G GSM modes.

 The ECC500 allows you to set a maximum of five mobile phone numbers.

Figure 5-9 Changing mobile phone numbers on the LCD


ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-10 Changing mobile phone numbers on the WebUI
5.1.6.4 NetEco Operation

For details, see "Configuration Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.
5.1.7 Setting a Site ID

during site deployment, you need to set a site ID. which is recommended to be the same as the
site number.

Figure 5-11 Setting a site ID on the LCD

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Figure 5-12 shows the WebUI operation.
Figure 5-12 Setting a site ID on the WebUI
5.1.8 Setting Fuel Level Measurement Parameters

You can monitor fuel levels in real time after setting parameters such as the fuel tank
installation mode, upper fuel level measurement threshold, and lower fuel level measurement
threshold. The parameters vary depending on the fuel tank installation mode. Table 5-4 lists
the fuel level measurement parameters, and ■ indicates a mandatory parameter.
Table 5-4 Fuel level measurement parameters
Tank Type Tank Tank Capacit Oil Level Oil Level LL

CSA Length y of UL
Tank
Vertical Column ■ ■ ■ ■
Horizontal Column ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Cuboid ■ ■ ■ ■
Abnormity ■ ■ ■

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Figure 5-13 Setting fuel level measurement parameters on the LCD


ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-14 Setting fuel level measurement parameters on the WebUI

5.1.9 Enabling Alarm Generation

You can enable or disable alarm generation. You can choose whether to generate alarms by
enabling or disabling alarm generation. See Table 5-5.
Table 5-5 Alarm generation parameter description
Alarm Generation Description
Enable An alarm is generated when a fault occurs.

Disable No alarm is generated when a fault occurs.

The following describes how to enable the Battery Not Detected alarm on the WebUI. The
figure is for reference only.
Click Alarm Configuration in the navigation pane, expand ESS in the right pane, select
Battery Not Detected, set Alarm Enabled to Enable, and then click Submit, as shown in
Figure 5-15.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-15 Enabling the Battery Not Detected alarm
5.1.10 Setting Alarm Severities

Alarm severities are classified into critical, major, minor, and warning, as described in Table
5-6. Alarms of different severities are handled by using different measures. You can customize
the severity for an alarm.
Table 5-6 Alarm severity description

Severity Description
Critical Has affected services and requires immediate corrective measures.

Major Has affected services and will cause severe results if not handled in a timely
manner.
Minor Has not affected services or affected services slightly but needs corrective
measures to prevent severe faults.
Warning Potential faults that will affect services are detected.

The following describes how to set a severity for the Battery Not Detected alarm on the
WebUI. The figure is for reference only.
Click Alarm Configuration in the navigation pane, expand ESS in the right pane, select
Battery Not Detected, set Alarm severity to Critical, and then click Submit, as shown in
Figure 5-16.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-16 Setting a severity for the Battery Not Detected alarm

For details, see "Fault Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.
5.1.11 Changing Default Dry Contact Values

You can associate alarms with relays that correspond to different dry contact outputs. When
an alarm is generated, the corresponding relay is open or closed. The following describes how
to change the default value of the DO_1 on the expansion DO board.

Change the default DO_1 value from Smoke Alarm to Battery Discharge.
Step 1 Cancel the association between Smoke Alarm and DO_1, and then click Submit, as shown in
Figure 5-17.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-17 Canceling the association between Smoke Alarm and DO_1
Step 2 Associate Battery Discharge with DO_1, and then click Submit, as shown in Figure 5-18.
Figure 5-18 Associating Battery Discharge with DO_1
----End

ECC500 (PowerCube)
5.1.12 Changing Alarm Conditions for Dry Contacts

You can set alarm condition for associated dry contact inputs and outputs. When an alarm is
generated, the corresponding relay is open or closed. The following describes how to change
the alarm condition of the DO_1 on the expansion DO board. The default condition is as
follows: if an alarm is generated, the dry contact output is closed; if no alarm is generated, the
dry contact output is open.

Figure 5-19 Changing alarm conditions for dry contacts on the LCD


ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-20 Changing alarm conditions for dry contacts on the WebUI
5.1.13 DG Check
A DG check detects whether the DG can start or shut down properly and reports the check
result.

Figure 5-21 Setting DG check on the LCD
5.1.14 Querying Active Alarms

You can query active alarms.

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Method 1: Press and at the same time anytime to quickly enter the Active Alarms
menu.
Method 2: Query active alarms on the LCD, as shown in Figure 5-22.
Figure 5-22 Querying active alarms on the LCD
 The parameter values in the preceding figure are for reference only.
 130702 indicates July 2, 2013.

For details, see System Status.
5.1.15 Querying Historical Alarms

You can query historical alarms.

Figure 5-23 shows how to query historical alarms. The parameter values in the figure are for
reference only.
Figure 5-23 Querying historical alarms on the LCD

For details, see Historical Alarms.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
5.1.16 Querying an ESN

During site setup, enter an equipment serial number (ESN) on the NetEco side. The following
describes how to set an ESN:
 For PowerCube 1000 V300R002C00/C01, the ESN is a 16-digit number for the main
control board and can be queried on the WebUI or LCD.
 For PowerCube 1000 V300R002C03 and later versions, two methods are provided:
method 1 (preferred): The ESN is a 20-digit number for the subrack and can be obtained
from the bar code on the main control board or be queried on the WebUI.
method 2: The ESN is a 16-digit number for the main control board and can be queried
on the WebUI or LCD.
Obtaining a 20-Digit Subrack ESN from the Bar Code

The bar code containing the 20-digit ESN is hanged at the screw on the main control board.
After installing the ECC500, tear the bar code from the subrack front panel and paste it on
your notebook, and then write down the site name. Enter the ESN when setting up a site on
the NetEco.
Figure 5-24 shows the bar code on the main control board.
Figure 5-24 Bar code on the main control board
Querying a 16-Digit ESN for the Main Control Board on the LCD
Figure 5-25 shows how to query an ESN on the LCD.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-25 Querying an ESN on the LCD
Querying an ESN for the Main Control Board and Subrack on the WebUI
Click Electronic Label in the navigation pane. The BarCode displayed in the right pane is the
ESN number, as shown in Figure 5-26.
Figure 5-26 Electronic Label

ECC500 (PowerCube)
5.2 Common Maintenance Tasks

5.2.1 Backing Up the Current Configuration File
You can back up the configuration file for the local computer, and use the configuration file to
rapidly configure parameters for other sites

To back up the current configuration file, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Save the current configurations as the default configurations.
Step 2 Download the current configurations, as shown in Figure 5-27.
Figure 5-27 Backing up the current configuration file on the WebUI
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5.2.2 Importing a Configuration File

You can import a configuration file that matches the ECC software version over the WebUI.
You are advised to back up the current configuration file before importing another configuration file.
After the configuration file is imported, the configurations are automatically updated.

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Figure 5-28 shows how to import a configuration file.
Figure 5-28 Importing a configuration file on the WebUI
5.2.3 Querying Real-time Data

You can query real-time data collected during site operating on the LCD, WebUI, and NetEco.
The real-time data includes active alarms, site summary, ESS information, EPS information,
and GPRS module information.

Figure 5-29 and Figure 5-30 respectively show how to query active alarms and operating
information on the LCD.
Figure 5-29 Querying active alarms on the LCD

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-30 Querying operating information on the LCD

To query real-time data on the WebUI, click System Status in the navigation pane and then
expand the data category that you want to query, as shown in Figure 5-31.
Figure 5-31 Querying real-time data on the WebUI

For details, see "Client Introduction and Settings" in the latest NetEco Product
Documentation.
5.2.4 Upgrading the Software

You can upgrade the software versions for the ECC500, board support package (BSP), and
south components over a USB flash drive, WebUI, and NetEco. The upgrade package can
be .tar or .bin files.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
USB flash drive just supports .tar files.

Before upgrading the software, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Check that the USB flash drive is in FAT format. If it is not in FAT format, format it to FAT
format.
Step 2 Obtain the .tar upgrade package from http://support.huawei.com and import it to the root
directory in the USB flash drive.
Step 3 Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port on the ECC500, and enter the user name and
password for accessing the upgrade menu.
Certain USB flash drives may be incompatible with the ECC500. Before visiting the site,
ensure that the USB flash drive can work with the ECC500.
----End
Figure 5-32 shows how to upgrade the software over a USB flash drive.
Figure 5-32 Upgrading the software over a USB flash drive on the LCD
After the procedure, restart the ECC500 by pressing the Enter button.

ECC500 (PowerCube)

To upgrade the software on the WebUI, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click the System Status tab to query and record the software versions for the ECC500 and its
monitored components, as shown in Figure 5-33.
Figure 5-33 Querying software information on the WebUI
Step 2 Click Upgrade, click Browse under Upload Configuration File, and then select the upgrade
file, as shown in Figure 5-34.
Figure 5-34 Upgrading software on the WebUI

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Step 3 Click Send. Then click OK in the displayed dialog box, as shown in Figure 5-34 and Figure
5-35.
Figure 5-35 Confirming the upgrade
After the upgrade file is sent to the main control board of the ECC500, Uploaded successfully is
displayed.
Step 4 After the upgrade file is uploaded successfully, it is displayed under Packages to be
activated. Select the software package to be upgraded and then click Active. The upgrade
succeeds, a message is displayed, saying "Selected package has been activated successfully."
Figure 5-36 Activating the software package

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Step 5 Click the System Status tab shown in Figure 5-33 to query the software version of the
ECC500 after the upgrade. If the software version after the upgrade is the same as the target
version, the upgrade is successful.
----End

For details, see "Software Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.
5.2.5 Querying Electronic Labels

You can query and export electronic labels for intelligent components over the WebUI and
NetEco for ease of inventory management.
Table 5-7 lists the items on an electronic label.
Table 5-7 Electronic label items
Item Definition
BoardType Model
BarCode Bar code
Item BBOM number
Description Component description
Manufactured Manufacturing date
VendorName Vendor name
IssueNumber Issue number
CLEICode Common language equipment identification (CLEI) code
BOM More detailed item number

To query an electronic label on the WebUI, click Electronic Label in the navigation pane. You
can export electronic labels by clicking Export, as shown in Figure 5-37.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-37 Querying electronic labels on the WebUI

For details, see "Inventory Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.
5.2.6 Exporting System Logs

You can export logs to a USB flash drive over the LCD, and to a local PC over the WebUI or
NetEco.
 You can export operation logs, running logs, maintenance logs, site deployment configuration data,
and historical alarms.
 Name a log in the following format: site IDPCCSlog.tar.gz

To export logs over the LCD, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Insert a USB flash drive into the USB port on the ECC500.
Step 2 Export all system logs to the USB flash drive, as shown in Figure 5-38.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-38 Exporting logs on the LCD
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To export logs over the WebUI, click Log History in the navigation pane and then click
Download in the right pane, as shown in Figure 5-39.
Figure 5-39 Exporting logs on the WebUI

For details, see "Log Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
5.2.7 Querying Daily Total Traffic in GPRS Networking Mode

In GPRS networking mode, you can query the daily total traffic for the site on the NetEco and
WebUI.

To query daily total traffic on the WebUI, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Click Statistics in the navigation pane, select Site Summary: GPRS Traffic Per Day, and
then click Search, as shown in Figure 5-40.
Figure 5-40 Querying daily total traffic in GPRS networking mode on the WebUI
Step 2 To export data, click Export.

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For details, see "Report Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.
5.2.8 Querying SIM Card Information

You can query site SIM card information for ease of site management. SIM card information
includes SIM serial numbers and card numbers, the SIM card serial number uniquely
identifies a site SIM card number. You can query SIM card information on the LCD, WebUI,
and NetEco.

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Figure 5-41 shows how to query site SIM card information on the LCD.
Figure 5-41 Querying SIM card information on the LCD

Figure 5-42 shows how to query site SIM card information on the WebUI.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-42 Querying SIM card information on the WebUI

5.2.9 Querying the ECC500 Version Number

Querying the ECC500 version number helps you locate fault causes and verify upgrades.

Figure 5-43 shows how to query the ECC500 version number on the LCD.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-43 Querying the ECC500 version number on the LCD

Click System Status > Site Summary in the navigation pane. The ECC500 version number is
displayed in the right pane, as shown in Figure 5-44
Figure 5-44 Querying the ECC500 version number on the WebUI

ECC500 (PowerCube)

For details, see "Software Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.
5.2.10 Energy Storage Management

Energy storage management ensures the normal operating of the PowerCube 1000. The
ECC500 can switch an energy storage system (ESS) between equalized charging and float
charging, adjust energy storage unit (ESU) voltages and limit ESU currents, manage ESU
temperatures, and generate alarms for ESU disconnection after you set appropriate
parameters.
Energy storage management parameters include basic parameters, charge parameters, and
disconnection alarm parameters, takes the FCB as the example.
Different types of ESUs have different parameters, default values, and value ranges. The data in the
following figures is for reference only.
Basic Parameters
Table 5-8 lists the basic parameters and their values.
Table 5-8 Basic parameters and values

Parameter Default Value Lower Threshold Upper Threshold
Cable Length(m) 1 0 100

Cable CSA 35 6 100
(mm2)
Rated Capacity(Ah) 490 0 5000
Batt Atten Coef 0.8 0.00 1.00
Cell Voltage(V) 2 2/12/48
Cell Num. 24 1 50
Charge Parameters
Table 5-9 lists the charge parameters and their values.
Table 5-9 Charge parameters and values
Parameter Default Value Lower Upper

Threshold Threshold
BC Voltage(V) 56.4 42.0 58.0

FC Voltage(V) 53.5 42.0 58.0

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Threshold Threshold
Current Limit(C10) 0.30 0.05 0.30

Over Cur THR(C10) 0.35 0.15 0.50
Timed BC En Enable Enable/Disable
Timed BC Int(day) 30 15 240
Max BC Duration(h) 12 1 24
Temp Comp 80 0 150
Coef(mV/°C)
Chg Eff 0.95 0.80 1.00
Fast Chg En Enable Enable/Disable
 Float charging: The ECC500 compensates the electricity consumed by self-discharge after full
charge.
 Equalized charging: The ECC500 fully charges ESUs rapidly by increasing the output voltage.
During equalized charging, the ECC500 limits the PSU output current to avoid ESU damage caused
by over large charge currents.
 Temperature compensation coefficient: To reduce the effect of ambient temperatures on ESUs,
prolong the ESU lifespan, and maintain a reliable charge current, the ECC500 adjusts the output
voltage based on the optimal operating temperature, present ESU temperature, and temperature
compensation coefficient. If the ambient temperature rises, the ECC500 decreases the output voltage.
If the ambient temperature decreases, the ECC500 increases the output voltage.
 Fast charging: Charge ESUs rapidly. During fast charging, ESUs generate much heat and the ESU
temperature rises, which deteriorates the ESU performance and shortens the ESU lifespan.
Disconnection Alarm Parameters

Table 5-10 lists the disconnection alarm parameters and their values.
Table 5-10 Disconnection alarm parameters and values

Threshold Threshold
BLVD Enabled Enable Enable/Disable

BLVD 43.2 35.0 53.0
Voltage(V)
HT LVD En Disable Enable/Disable
HT LVD Temp 53 40 70
(°C)
HT Alarm THR 50 35 70
(°C)

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Threshold Threshold
LT Alarm THR -5 -50 0

(°C)
Temp-S UL(°C) 80 0 100
Temp-S LL(°C) -20 -50 0
The following describes basic energy storage management operations on the LCD, WebUI,
and NetEco. The figures are for reference only.
After you change an ESU type, the ECC500 will restart.

Step 1 Set an ESU type, as shown in Figure 5-45.
Figure 5-45 Setting an ESU type on the LCD
Step 2 Figure 5-46 shows how to set an equalized charging voltage. The procedures for setting basic
parameters, charge parameters, and disconnection alarm parameters are similar.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-46 Setting an equalized charging voltage on the LCD
----End

1. Select an ESU type.
Click Device Parameter Configuration in the navigation pane, expand Site Summary in the
right pane, select Battery Type, and then click Submit, as shown in Figure 5-47.
Figure 5-47 Selecting an ESU type on the WebUI
2. Set energy storage parameters.

The following describes how to set an equalized charging voltage. The procedures for setting
basic parameters, charge parameters, and disconnection alarm parameters are similar.
Step 1 Click System Configuration in the navigation pane and expand ESS in the right pane. Basic
Parameters, Charge Parameters, and Disconnect and Alarm Parameters are displayed, as
shown in Figure 5-48.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-48 ESS
Step 2 Expand Charge Parameters, select Boost Charge Voltage, enter a value in the text box, and
then click Submit, as shown in Figure 5-49.
Figure 5-49 Setting an equalized charging voltage on the WebUI

ECC500 (PowerCube)
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5.2.11 Video Capturing

The video capturing function allows you to monitor the ECC500 operating environment in
time. Images can be manually refreshed on the WebUI and captured through the alarm
association function. The images can also be exported.
On the NetEco, you can set associations between alarms and capturing, manually capture images, view
images, and export images.
Basic Parameters
Table 5-11 lists parameters related to video capturing.
Table 5-11 Basic parameters for video capturing
Parameter Description Default Value Range

Value
Picture Quality Image definition Average Average, Fair,

Good, and
Excellent
Image Format Size of an image 640*480 160*120,
320*240,
640*480
Continuous Interval between two captured 40 40–600
Interval(s) images
Before Alarm Number of saved images before 5 1–10
Count(Pcs) alarm generation
After Alarm Number of saved images after alarm 5 1–10
Count(Pcs) generation
Remote Number of images captured on the 10 1–20
Capture(Pcs) NetEco. This parameter can be set
only on the NetEco.
COM Port The port of the camera access. - COM4, COM5

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Setting Parameters
Figure 5-50 shows how to set video capturing parameters on the LCD.
Figure 5-50 Setting video capturing parameters on the LCD
You can associate alarms with capturing, view images, and export images only on the WebUI or NetEco.
Setting Parameters
Step 1 Choose Device Parameter Configuration > MUS02A, select S4 Output Control and set it
to Enable. Energize the camera and set S5 Output Control. Then click Submit, as shown in
Figure 5-51.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-51 Setting MUS02A parameters
Step 2 Choose Device Parameter Configuration > Camera1, set parameters, and then click
Submit, as shown in Figure 5-52.
Figure 5-52 Setting camera parameters
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Setting associations between alarms and capturing

The following describes how to enable the camera on the WebUI for the busbar overvoltage
alarm. The figure is for reference only.
Choose Alarm Configuration > Site Summary, select Bus Bar Overvoltage from the
Alarm name column, set Link Camera1 or Link Camera2 to Enable, and click Submit, as

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-53 Setting associations between alarms and capturing
Viewing Real-time Images and Exporting Images

As shown in Figure 5-54, click Camera to view images, click Refresh to view the latest
image, and click Export to export the images automatically captured when the alarm is
generated.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 5-54 Viewing real-time images and exporting images

For details, see "Monitor Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual 6 Remote Management
6 Remote Management
6.1 M2000 Management

Table 6-1 shows the scenario for M2000 management.
Table 6-1 M2000 management scenario
Networking Mode Base Station Software Version
GSM in-band networking BTS  GBSS12.0 and later

 SRAN6.0 and later
In the M2000 management scenario, ensure that parameters are correctly set. You are not advised to set
parameters on the LCD or WebUI, such as BC Voltage, FC Voltage, DC UV THR, and DC OV THR.
6.1.1 Installing a Communications Cable

Figure 6-1 shows the communications cable connection between the ECC500 and the
baseband unit (BBU).
Figure 6-1 Installing a communications cable between the ECC500 and the BBU

ECC500 (PowerCube)
6.1.2 Setting Communications Parameters

Table 6-2 lists the communications parameters.
Table 6-2 Communications parameters
Parameter Value
Host Addr 27
LCD Operation
Figure 6-2 Setting the local address on the LCD
6.2 NetEco Management

NetEco management supports the following scenarios:
 Out-of-band mode: GPRS networking, SMS networking, GPRS+SMS networking, and
IP networking.
 In-band mode: For details, see 6.1 M2000 Management.

GPRS Networking and SMS Networking
You need only to install a GSM antenna and SIM card, and do not have to install any cable.
For the installation details, see GPRS Antenna and SIM Card.
IP Networking
Figure 6-3 shows the communications cable connection for IP networking.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-3 Installing a communications cable for IP networking
6.2.2 Setting Communications Parameters

6.2.2.1 GPRS Networking
For GPRS networking, the SIM card must support circuit switched (CS) services and packet
switched (PS) services.
Table 6-3 GPRS networking parameters
Parameter Value
Network Mode GPRS

Active NMS IP Obtained from the network management center (NMC)
Backup NMS IP Obtained from the NMC
APN Name Obtained from the survey table
APN Number Obtained from the survey table
User Name User name for accessing the GPRS network (specified if the
APN is used or left blank if the APN is not used)
User Password Password for accessing the GPRS network (specified if the APN
is used or left blank if the APN is not used)
User1-5(optional) Telephone number of maintenance personnel (Set this parameter
based on site requirements.)
LCD Operation

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-4 Setting GPRS networking parameters on the LCD
WebUI Operation

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-5 Setting GPRS networking parameters on the WebUI
Verification
If Comm OK is displayed on the LCD or WebUI, as shown in Figure 6-6 and Figure 6-7, the
GPRS networking setting is complete.
Figure 6-6 Displaying communication status on the LCD

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-7 Displaying communication status on the WebUI
Table 6-4 shows general requirements of GPRS Network performance. If the network performance is
worse than the requirements, communication interruption may happen.
Table 6-4 GPRS main performance index
Index Description Reference
Received If the probability of received signal code power P (RSCP > –89
signal (RSCP) greater than –89 dBm is less than 95%, dBm) > 95%
strength the cell coverage of wireless signals is poor.
indicator
(RSSI)
Packet Data PDP activation success rate = Successful number 95%
Protocol of PDP activation/Total number of PDP activation
(PDP)
activation
success rate
Attach Attach attachment success rate = Successful 95%
attachment number of PDP attachment/Total number of PDP
success rate attachment
Handover Handover success rate = Successful number of 98%
success rate GPRS handover/Total number of GPRS handover

ECC500 (PowerCube)
6.2.2.2 SMS Networking

Table 6-5 shows SMS networking parameters.
Table 6-5 SMS networking parameters

Parameter Value
Network Mode SMS

NetEco SMS Number Number of the SIM card in the SMS modem
on the NetEco side
User1-5(optional) Telephone number of maintenance
personnel (Set this parameter based on site
requirements.)
LCD Operation
Before setting parameters on the LCD, insert the SIM card provided by the operator into the
GPRS module.
Figure 6-8 Setting SMS networking parameters on the LCD
WebUI Operation
Before setting parameters on the WebUI, insert the SIM card provided by the operator into the
GPRS module.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-9 Setting SMS networking parameters on the WebUI
Verification
1. LCD operation:
Step 1 Set SMS verification number, operation as shown in Figure 6-10.
Figure 6-10 Set SMS verification number
Step 2 Send SMS to verify that communication is normal, operation as shown in Figure 6-11.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-11 SMS verification
Press the Enter key to send a SMS, you receive the message "Ecc Test SMS!" that the
communication is normal.
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2. Web operation:
To verify that the maintenance personnel's mobile phone can communicate with the ECC500,
perform the following steps:
Step 1 On the WebUI, click the Network Configuration tab.
Step 2 Set SMS Test Telephone to the mobile phone number added before, and then click Submit,
If the mobile phone number receives "ECC Test SMS" from the ECC500, a communications
link is successfully set up between the mobile phone and the ECC500.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-12 Setting a mobile phone number for SMS test
----End
6.2.2.3 GPRS+SMS Networking

If you use the GPRS+SMS networking mode, the ECC500 first sets up a GPRS network for
communication. The short message service (SMS) network functions as the backup
communications link. GPRS+SMS networking requires the parameter settings for GPRS
networking and SMS networking.
 When the GPRS link is disconnected, the ECC500 switches to SMS networking within a
specific time.
 When the GPRS networking recovers, the ECC500 automatically switches back to GPRS
networking within a specific time.
If you have configured parameters for GPRS networking and SMS networking, you do not have to set
the parameters again.
Table 6-6 Setting GPRS+SMS networking parameters
Parameter Setting
Network Mode GPRS+SMS

Active NMS IP Obtained from the NMC
APN Name Obtained from the survey table

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Parameter Setting
APN Number Obtained from the survey table

User Name User name for accessing the GPRS network (specified if the
APN is used or left blank if the APN is not used)
User Password Password for accessing the GPRS network (specified if the APN
is used or left blank if the APN is not used)
NetEco SMS Number Number of the SIM card in the SMS modem on the NetEco side
User1-5(optional) Telephone number of maintenance personnel (Set this parameter
based on site requirements.)
LCD Operation
Figure 6-13 Setting GPRS+SMS networking parameters on the LCD

ECC500 (PowerCube)
WebUI Operation
Figure 6-14 Setting GPRS+SMS networking parameters on the WebUI
Verification
1. For details about how to verify GPRS networking, see Verification.
2. For details about how to verify SMS networking, see Verification.
Before verifying SMS networking, disconnect the GPRS link by, for example, setting APN
Name and APN Number to incorrect values.
6.2.2.4 IP Networking
Table 6-7 shows IP networking parameters.
Table 6-7 IP networking parameters

Parameter Value
Network Mode IP

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Parameter Value
Active NMS IP Obtained from the NMC

IP Address Set according to the network plan
Subnet Mask Set according to the network plan
Gateway IP Set according to the network plan
User1-5(optional) Telephone number of maintenance
personnel (Set this parameter based on site
requirements.)
LCD Operation
Figure 6-15 Setting IP networking parameters on the LCD
WebUI Operation

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-16 Setting IP networking parameters on the WebUI
Verification
If Comm OK is displayed on the LCD or WebUI, as shown in Figure 6-17 and Figure 6-7, the
IP networking setting is complete.
Figure 6-17 Displaying communication status on the LCD

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 6-18 Displaying communication status on the WebUI
6.3 Third-Party Element Management (over Dry Contacts)

Devices are connected over dry contacts.

For details about how to install a communications cable, see Dry Contact Signal Cables.
6.3.2 Setting Parameters

You do not have to set parameters.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual 7 Feature Description
7 Feature Description
7.1 DG Management
7.1.1 DG Startup/Shutdown at High or Low Temperatures
To ensure the stable operating of batteries and the power supply to TCUs at high or low
temperatures, start the DG to supply power. After the ambient temperature restores to a
normal range, shut down the DG
Parameter
Table 7-1 Parameter description for DG startup/shutdown at high or low temperatures
Parameter Description Default Value

Value Range
HT Start En Enables or disables DG startup at Enable Enable/Dis

specified temperatures. able
HT Start Temp(degC) Ambient temperature above which 45 30–65
the DG will start.
HT Stop Temp(degC) Ambient temperature below which 29 25–65
the DG will shut down if the DG
starts at high temperatures.
Min HT Runtime(h) Shortest DG runtime at high 8 1–24
temperatures.
LT Start En Enables or disables DG startup at Disable Enable/Dis
specified temperatures. able
LT Start Temp(degC) Ambient temperature below which 5 –10 to +15
the DG will start.
LT Stop Temp(degC) Ambient temperature below which 20 0–25
the DG will shut down if the DG
starts at low temperatures.
Min LT Runtime(h) Shortest DG runtime at low 8 1–24
temperatures.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
LCD Operation
Figure 7-1 Setting DG parameters for the scenarios with high or low temperatures on the LCD
WebUI Operation

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-2 Setting DG parameters for the scenarios with high or low temperatures on the WebUI
7.1.2 Scheduled DG Shutdown

You can shut down the DG within specified duration to temporarily solve the problem that the
DG noise affects the residents around.
Parameter
Table 7-2 Scheduled DG shutdown parameter description
Parameter Description Defau Value

lt Range
Value
TDO En Enables or disables DG Disable Enable/Disabl

shutdown at specified time. e
TDO Time(h) Time for DG shutdown. 22 0–23
Run Time To TDO(h) DG runtime before the 6 1–12
scheduled DG shutdown time
arrives.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
LCD Operation
Figure 7-3 Setting scheduled DG shutdown parameters on the LCD
WebUI Operation

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-4 Setting scheduled DG shutdown parameters on the WebUI
7.1.3 Intelligent Maintenance

This function reminds you to check and maintain the DG on schedule to ensure proper DG
operating, takes smart DG as the example.
If you set Routine Maint, Timed Maint, and First Maint, the ECC500 reminds you to
maintain the DG at specified time. The ECC500 also supports TMDS.
Parameter
Table 7-3 Intelligent maintenance parameter description
Parameter Description Defaul Value

t Range
Value
Daily Maint Per(h) Interval between daily DG 250 50–1000

maintenance reminding (that is,
accumulated DG runtime).
Timed Maint Perday) Interval between scheduled DG 90 1–365
maintenance reminding (that is, the
ECC500 runtime).

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Parameter Description Defaul Value

t Range
Value
First Maint Msg(h) Reminds you of the first maintenance 50 50–250

when the accumulated DG runtime
exceeds the preset time.
TMDS En Enables or disables scheduled DG Enable Enable/Di
maintenance at specified time. sable
TMDS Interval(day) Time interval between two adjacent 7 1–30
times of scheduled DG maintenance.
TMDS Time(min) DG runtime during each time of 15 10–300
scheduled DG maintenance.
LCD Operation
Figure 7-5 and Figure 7-6 show the LCD operation.
Figure 7-5 Setting maintenance reminding parameters on the LCD

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-6 Setting scheduled maintenance parameters on the LCD
WebUI Operation
Figure 7-7 and Figure 7-8 show the WebUI operation.
Figure 7-7 Setting maintenance reminding parameters on the WebUI

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-8 Setting scheduled maintenance parameters on the WebUI
7.1.4 Quality Guarantee KPI Performance

If you customize this feature, you can set DG quality guarantee KPI parameters to enable the
ECC500 to dynamically adjust the PowerCube status, ensuring the DG KPI performance in
the quality guarantee period.
This feature is customized.
Parameter
Table 7-4 DG quality guarantee KPI parameter description

Value Range
DG Runtime KPI Enabled Enables or disables the ECC500 to Disable Disable

adjust the KPI for daily DG operating and
duration. Enable
DG Runtime Target Per Sets the daily DG operating duration. 5.0 1.0–24.0
Day(h)
DG Runtime KPI Daily DG operating duration within a - -
specific time range. The unit is h/day.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
LCD Operation
Figure 7-9 and Figure 7-10 show the LCD operation.
Figure 7-9 Setting DG quality guarantee KPI parameters on the LCD
Figure 7-10 Querying DG KPI parameters on the LCD
WebUI Operation

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-11 Setting DG quality guarantee KPI parameters on the WebUI

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-12 Querying DG KPI parameters on the WebUI
7.2 Temperature Control Management

7.2.1 Indoor DC Air Conditioner
When an indoor air conditioner communicates with the ECC500, the ECC500 starts or shuts
down the air conditioner based on the room temperature. When the room temperature reaches
to a particular value, the ECC500 starts or shuts down one or two air conditioners. When the
air conditioner fails to communicate with the ECC500, the air conditioner starts or shuts down
based on its own schedule logic.
Basic Parameters
Table 7-5 Basic parameters for indoor DC air conditioners

Value Range
High Temperature Start Room temperature for starting the 35 20–50

Air Conditioner first air conditioner
Temperature(degC)
Very High Temperature Room temperature for starting two 40 25–55
Start Air Conditioner air conditioners at the same time

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Value Range
Temperature(degC)
Stop Air Conditioner Difference between the room 5 1–10
Temperature Span(degC) temperature (smaller value) and the
air conditioner temperature (larger
value) for shutting down the air
conditioner
Rotation Interval of Two Operating duration of an air 10 2–24
Air Conditioner(h) conditioner. If the duration expires,
this air conditioner shuts down and
the other air conditioner starts.
LCD Operation
Figure 7-13 Setting indoor air conditioner parameters on the LCD
WebUI Operation

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-14 Setting indoor air conditioner parameters on the WebUI
7.2.2 Cabinet DC Air Conditioner

The ECC500 dynamically starts or shuts down the cabinet air conditioner based on the
temperature inside the cabinet or the preset temperatures, to keep the temperature inside the
cabinet within a proper range and save power and diesel.
Basic Parameters
Table 7-6 Cabinet DC air conditioner parameters
Parameter Description Defa Value

ult Range
Value
Cabinet Air Conditioner Enables or disables the air conditioner to Disabl Enable
Manage Enabled enter the power saving mode. e and
Disable
High Temperature Start When the cabinet temperature is 2.5°C 25 25–50
Air Conditioner higher than the preset temperature, the
Temperature(degC) air conditioner starts. When the cabinet
temperature is 2.5°C lower than the
preset temperature, the air conditioner
shuts down. The preset temperature is
defined as High Temperature Start
Air Conditioner Temperature, which
is valid when Cabinet Air Conditioner
Manage Enabled is disabled.
Start Air Conditioner Temperature for starting the air 25 25–50
Temperature On Charge conditioner when batteries are being
Status(degC) charged.
Start Air Conditioner Temperature for starting the air 35 25–50
Temperature On conditioner when batteries are

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Parameter Description Defa Value

ult Range
Value
Discharge Status(degC) discharging.
LCD Operation
Figure 7-15 Setting cabinet air conditioner parameters on the LCD
WebUI Operation

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-16 Setting cabinet air conditioner management enabling parameters on the WebUI
Figure 7-17 Setting cabinet air conditioner management disabling parameters on the WebUI
7.3 License Control Management

To activate a function, you need to send a license to the ECC500 over the NetEco.
7.3.1 SOH for the ESS

The SOH for the ESS indicates the state of health (SOH) for the ESS in the PowerCube 1000.
You can view the SOH for the ESS on the LCD and WebUI and set parameters on the NetEco.
LCD Operation
If the SOH for the ESS function is activated, the SOH for the ESS is displayed on the LCD, as

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 7-18 Viewing SOH for the ESS on the LCD
If the SOH for the ESS function is not activated, NA is displayed on the LCD.
WebUI Operation
If the SOH for the ESS function is activated, the SOH for the ESS is displayed on the WebUI,
Figure 7-19 Viewing SOH for the ESS on the WebUI
If the SOH for the ESS function is not activated, NA is displayed on the WebUI.
NetEco Operation
For details, see "Business Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.
7.3.2 SOH for the EPS

You can view the SOH for the EPS and set parameters only on the NetEco.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
LCD Operation
N/A
WebUI Operation
N/A
NetEco Operation
For details, see "Business Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual 8 Commissioning and Troubleshooting
8 Commissioning and Troubleshooting
8.1 Common Faults and Troubleshooting Measures

Table 8-1 describes ECC500 common faults and troubleshooting measures.
Table 8-1 ECC500 common faults and troubleshooting measures
Component Symptom Measure
Main control board The Run indicator is off. Check the power supply.
The Run indicator is Check the communication
blinking (on for 0.125s and with the host.
then off for 0.125s)
The Alarm indicator is View the alarm information
steady on. and rectify the fault.
Basic IO board The PWR indicator is off. Check the power supply.
The ALM indicator is steady View the alarm information
on. and rectify the fault.
GPRS board The PWR1 indicator is off. Check the power supply.
The PWR2 indicator is off.
The GPRS indicator is off. SeeTable 2-7, and
troubleshooting measures
The GPRS indicator is
blinking (0.1s on and then
0.9s off).
8.2 Reboot
LCD Operation
Restart the ECC500 on the LCD, as shown in Figure 8-1.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 8-1 System reset LCDUI
WebUI Operation
Restart the ECC500 on the WebUI, perform the following step:
Log in to the WebUI, On the Control > System Reboot page, choose System Reboot, as
shown in Figure 8-2. Click Confirm on the displayed dialog box. A dialog box indicating a
successful operation is displayed.
Figure 8-2 System reboot WebUI
NetEco Operation
For details, see "Monitor Management" in the latest NetEco Product Documentation.
8.3 Parts Replacement

This section describes how to replace the faulty boards of the ECC500.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
 Personnel must be trained to perform operations correctly and safely.

 Operators must wear ESD gloves.
Before Replacing the part, please confirm ECC500 input has been powered down and take off
the DC power cable, and then stamp labels.
Main Control Board Replacement

To replace the ECC500 main control board, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Query and record the current ECC500 main control board version.
For details, see 5.2.9 Querying the ECC500 Version Number.
Step 2 Download the version of ECC500 you want to substitute for the current ECC500 from
http://support.huawei.com.
Step 3 Remove the signal cables from old board. Insulate the cables in time and stamp labels.
Step 4 Loosen the captive screws on the old board anti-clockwise using the M3 screwdriver.
Step 5 Pull out the old board by grasping the handle with both hands, as shown in Figure 8-3.
Step 6 Grasp the handles of the new board, and insert the board into the corresponding slot in the
ECC500 subrack.
Step 7 Push the new board until its front panel is level with that of the ECC500 subrack.
Step 8 Fold the handle.
Step 9 Tighten the captive screws using the M3 screwdriver, as shown in Figure 8-4.
Step 10 Connect the cables to the board according to the labels on the cables.
Figure 8-3 Pulling out the old board

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Figure 8-4 Installing a new board
Step 11 Replacement is completed, install ECC500 software and check the current version number are
the same as before.
Step 12 According to the corresponding installation guide, please re-configuration parameters before
power on.
----End
Replacing Other Boards

For replacing the other boards, see Main Control Board Replacement in Step 3 to Step 10.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual 9 Security
9 Security
9.1 Security Maintenance

Network Security Maintenance and Management
 SSL Protocol
 LCD/WebUI Password Strengthening Methods
 Port Security Maintenance and Management
Identity Authentication Between the ECC500 and the NetEco

An SSL channel is used to ensure the security of communication between the ECC500 and
NetEco over TCP/IP.
Data Transmission Security Maintenance and Management

 Enhancing the security of the data transmission over network
 Enhancing the security of data transmission over FTP
9.2 Antivirus software deployment

Symantec
The Symantec detects no viruses in the ECC500 software and generates a report listed in
Table 9-1.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Table 9-1 Symantec report
Antivirus Software Name Symantec
Antivirus Software Version ver.11.0.6005.562
Antivirus Database Version 11.0.6005.562
Scan Time 2013-06-27
Scan Result Normal
OfficeScan
The officeScan detects no viruses in the ECC500 software and generates a report listed in
Table 9-2.
Table 9-2 officeScan report

Antivirus Software Name Trend Micro OfficeScan 10.0
Antivirus Software Version Version:9.500-1008
Antivirus Database Version Version:103
Scan Time 6/27/2013 16:06:03
Scan Result Normal
Mcafee
The Mcafee detects a potential risk, which is caused by Tftpd32.exe attached to the upgrade
guide but not in the software. The Mcafee generates a report listed in Table 9-3.
The Security Competence Center explains as follows: The McAfee does not detect viruses but only a
potentially unwanted program. The result is related to which software is defined as malicious by the
antivirus database. If Tftpd32.exe is not tampered maliciously, no risks exist.
Table 9-3 Mcafee report
Antivirus Software Name Mcafee VirusScan Enterprise 8.8
Antivirus Software Version Version:5400.1158
Antivirus Database Version Version:7115.0
Scan Time 2013-6-27 16:06:02
Scan Result The Tftpd32.exe is abnormal.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Avira
The Avira detects no viruses in the ECC500 software and generates a report listed in Table
9-4.
Table 9-4 Avira report
Antivirus Software Name Avira Professional Security 2013
Antivirus Software Version Version:8.2.12.66
Antivirus Database Version Version:7.11.87.62
Scan Time 2013-06-27 16:05:16
Scan Result Normal

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual 10 Appendix
10 Appendix
10.1 ECC500 Technical Specifications

Table 10-1 describes the ECC500 technical specifications.
Table 10-1 ECC500 technical specifications
Category Item Specifications
Environmental conditions Operating temperature –40°C to +70°C (–40°F to

+158°F)
Storage temperature –45°C to +70°C (–49°F to
+158°F)
Humidity 5%–95% RH
(non-condensing)
Atmospheric pressure 70–106 kPa
Altitude When the altitude is less
than or equal to 3000 m
(9842.4 ft), the ECC500
works properly.
When the altitude is
greater than 3000 m (9842.4
ft), the temperature decreases
by 1°C (1.8°F) for each
additional 300 m (984.24 ft).
Moisture resistance Damp heat, cyclic:25–65°C
(77–149°F), 95% RH, 48
hours
Others Free from explosives,
electrostatic conductive dust,
and corrosive air
Power input Operating voltage –40 V DC to –60 V DC
(rated voltage: –48V DC)
EMC Transmission disturbance Class B

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Radiation disturbance Class B

Electrostatic disturbance For the shell:
 Contact discharge: ±6 kV
 Air discharge: ±8 kV
(criterion B)
 The shell has been powered
on before the test.
For the conductor in the
signal port:
 Contact discharge: ±2 kV
(criterion R)
 The conductor has been
powered on before the test.
Transmission disturbance 3 V, 0.15–80 MHz (criterion
A)
Radiation disturbance 10 V/m, 80 MHz to 2 GHz
(criterion A)
Surge protection Digital parameter  Differential mode: 3 kA
 Common mode: 5 kA
Analog parameter  Differential mode: 3 kA
Communications signal  Differential mode:3 kA
 Common mode:5 kA
–48 V DC port  Differential mode: 2 kA
Safety and regulatory N/A Components of the main
control board and the printed
circuit board (PCB) comply
with IEC60950-1,
EN60950-1, and GB4943.
Reliability Mean time between ≥ 100,000 hours
failures (MTBF)
Annual repair rate < 1%
Service life > 10 years (at least three
years in promise)
Water resistance and dust Cabinet: IP45 or IP55
proof levels
Mechanical parameters Dimensions (H x W x D) ≤ 44.5 mm x 440 mm x 220
mm (1.75 in. x 17.32 in. x
8.66 in.)

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Weight ≤ 5 kg (11.03 lb)
10.2 LCD Menu

This section describes the latest LCD menus for the PowerCube 1000.
The LCD Menu is dynamically changed due to different configurations. The menu hierarchy and
parameter display depend on the system type, parameter settings, and device connections, The following
tables are only for reference, and the detailed information is based on the ECC500 LCD Menu you use.
Table 10-2 Standby screen menu hierarchy
Second-Level Third-Level Fourth-Level Default Range and

Menu Menu Menu Value Option
Usyst - - - -
Iload - - - -
CtrlMode - - - -
Sup - - - -
Ibatt - - - -
Ua - - - -
Ub - - - -
Uc - - - -
Isolar - - - -
Esolar - - - -
Amb Temp - - - -
Table 10-3 Running Info menu hierarchy

Site Summary Syst Ctrl Mode - - -

Power Mode - - -
Bus Bar Voltage - - -
Generate Energy - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

DG Energy - - -
Mains Energy - - -
Solar Energy - - -
DC Load - - -
Consump
AC Consumption - - -
Load Power - - -
Load Current - - -
Load(1) Current - - -
AC/DC Current - - -
Other Energy - - -
AC Voltage - - -
Ua - - -
Ub - - -
Uc - - -
Ambient Temp - - -
Ambient H - - -
Outdoor Temp - - -
Comm Type - - -
Site IP Address - - -
Link State - - -
Load(1) Power - - -
Load(2) Power - - -
Load(3) Power - - -
Load(4) Power - - -
Load(1) Consump - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

MUS01A SW Ver - - -
BSP SW Ver - - -
APP SW Ver - - -
SIM Card SN - - -
Num
SIM Card Num - - -
DG Runtime KPI - - -
ESS-H Running Status - - -
Batt 1 Volt - - -
Batt 2 Volt - - -
Current - - -
Backup Time - - -
Temperature - - -
Remain Capacity - - -
Discharge Power - - -
ESS Running Status - - -
Voltage - - -
Current - - -
Temperature - - -
Backup Time - - -
Batt Cyc Times - - -
SOH - - -
ESMU1 SOH - - -
ESMU2 SOH - - -
ESMU3 SOH - - -
ESMU4 SOH - - -
ESMU5 SOH - - -
ESMU6 SOH - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

ESMU7 SOH - - -
ESMU8 SOH - - -
ESMU9 SOH - - -
ESMU10 SOH - - -
ESMU11 SOH - - -
ESMU12 SOH - - -
ESMU13 SOH - - -
ESMU14 SOH - - -
ESMU15 SOH - - -
ESMU16 SOH - - -
ESS1 Running Status - - -
Voltage - - -
Current - - -
Temperature - - -
Backup Time - - -
ESMU1 SOH - - -
ESMU2 SOH - - -
ESMU3 SOH - - -
ESMU4 SOH - - -
ESMU5 SOH - - -
ESMU6 SOH - - -
ESMU7 SOH - - -
ESMU8 SOH - - -
ESMU9 SOH - - -
ESMU10 SOH - - -
ESMU11 SOH - - -
ESMU12 SOH - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

ESMU13 SOH - - -
ESMU14 SOH - - -
ESMU15 SOH - - -
ESMU16 SOH - - -
ESS2 Running Status - - -
Voltage - - -
Current - - -
Temperature - - -
Backup Time - - -
SOH - - -
Backup ESS Running Status - - -
Voltage - - -
Current - - -
Temperature - - -
Backup Time - - -
SOH - - -
PSU PSU 1–N PSU Status - -
Output Voltage - -
Output Current - -
PSU Address - -
SW Ver - -
SSU Summary Total Current - - -
Power Supply - - -
SSU SSU 1–20 SSU Status - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Input Voltage - -
Output Voltage - -
Output Current - -
SSU Address - -
SW Ver - -
24 V Conv Sum Output Voltage - - -
Output Current - - -
24 V Converter 24 V Converter 1 24 V Conv - -
–5 Status
Output Voltage - -
Output Current - -
24 V Conv Addr - -
SW Ver - -
ATS 1 Running Mode - - -
Power Mode - - -
Work Scenario - - -
SW Ver - - -
ATS 2 Running Mode - - -
Power Mode - - -
Work Scenario - - -
SW Ver - - -
SAU-03 AC1 A Volt - - -
AC1 B Volt - - -
AC1 C Volt - - -
AC1 A Curr - - -
AC1 B Curr - - -
AC1 C Curr - - -
AC1 A Power - - -
Coef

ECC500 (PowerCube)

AC1 B Power - - -
Coef
AC1 C Power - - -
Coef
AC2 A Volt - - -
AC2 B Volt - - -
AC2 C Volt - - -
AC2 A Curr - - -
AC2 B Curr - - -
AC2 C Curr - - -
AC2 A Power - - -
Coef
AC2 B Power - - -
Coef
AC2 C Power - - -
Coef
Bran 1 Midd V - - -
Bran 2 Midd V - - -
SW Ver - - -
DTS Power Mode - - -
Running Mode - - -
SW Ver - - -
ESMU ESMU 1–32 ESMU Address - -
Status - -
Capacity - -
SW Ver - -
SAU02 SW Ver - - -
EPS-D1(Smart Type - - -
DG)
DG Status - - -
Ua - - -
Ub - - -
Uc - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

AC Current - - -
Ia - - -
Ib - - -
Ic - - -
Output Power - - -
Frequency - - -
Batt Voltage - - -
DG Water Temp - - -
DG RPM - - -
Fuel Consump - - -
Total Runtime - - -
Cabin Temp - - -
AC Voltage - - -
SW Version - - -
DG Load Rate - - -
EPS-D2(Smart Type - - -
DG)
DG Status - - -
Ua - - -
Ub - - -
Uc - - -
AC Current - - -
Ia - - -
Ib - - -
Ic - - -
Output Power - - -
Frequency - - -
Batt Voltage - - -
DG Water Temp - - -
DG RPM - - -
Fuel Consump - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Total Runtime - - -
Cabin Temp - - -
AC Voltage - - -
SW Version - - -
DG Load Rate - - -
EPS-D1(DG) Type - - -
DG Status - - -
AC Voltage - - -
Ua - - -
Ub - - -
Uc - - -
AC Current - - -
Ia - - -
Ib - - -
Ic - - -
Frequency - - -
Batt Voltage - - -
Fuel Consump - - -
Total Runtime - - -
Output Power - - -
DG Load Rate - - -
Phase Factor - - -
Phase A Factor - - -
Phase B Factor - - -
Phase C Factor - - -
EPS-D2(DG) Type - - -
DG Status - - -
AC Voltage - - -
Ua - - -
Ub - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Uc - - -
AC Current - - -
Ia - - -
Ib - - -
Ic - - -
Frequency - - -
Batt Voltage - - -
Fuel Consump - - -
Total Runtime - - -
Output Power - - -
DG Load Rate - - -
Phase Factor - - -
Fuel Tank 1 Remain Fuel - - -
Fuel Level - - -
Fuel Tank 2 Remain Fuel - - -
Fuel Level - - -
Mains Mains Status - - -
AC Voltage - - -
Ua - - -
Ub - - -
Uc - - -
AC Current - - -
Ia - - -
Ib - - -
Ic - - -
Active Power - - -
Frequency - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Phase Factor - - -
HEX HEX Status - - -
I-Cir Temp - - -
Air Outlet Temp - - -
Air Inlet Temp - - -
O-Cir Fan Speed - - -
I-Cir Fan Speed - - -
SW Ver - - -
DC Air Con 1 Device Status - - -
Indoor Fan St - - -
Outdoor Fan St - - -
Comp St - - -
Inter Fan Speed - - -
Exter Fan Speed - - -
DC Input Volt - - -
Total Runtime - - -
Comp Runtime - - -
SW Ver - - -
Indoor Fan St - - -
Comp St - - -
DC Input Volt - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Total Runtime - - -
Comp Runtime - - -
SW Ver - - -
Indoor Fan St - - -
Comp St - - -
DC Input Volt - - -
Total Runtime - - -
Comp Runtime - - -
SW Ver - - -
Indoor Fan St - - -
Comp St - - -
DC Input Volt - - -
Total Runtime - - -
Comp Runtime - - -
SW Ver - - -
MCM SW Ver - - -
Indoor Temp - - -
Outdoor Temp - - -
Indoor Humidity - - -
A/C1 Status - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

A/C2 Status - - -
Fan Status - - -
SMU06C 1 SW Ver - - -
System Type - - -
Fan Number - - -
Fan 1 Speed - - -
Fan 2 Speed - - -
A/C Presence St - - -
A/C Work St - - -
Compressor St - - -
A/C Runtime - - -
Comp Runtime - - -
DC Input Volt - - -
Cabin Inlet Temp - - -
Cabin Out Temp - - -
System Type - - -
Fan Number - - -
Fan 1 Speed - - -
Fan 2 Speed - - -
A/C Work St - - -
Compressor St - - -
A/C Runtime - - -
Comp Runtime - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)


DC Input Volt - - -
System Type - - -
Fan Number - - -
Fan 1 Speed - - -
Fan 2 Speed - - -
A/C Work St - - -
Compressor St - - -
A/C Runtime - - -
Comp Runtime - - -
DC Input Volt - - -
System Type - - -
Fan Number - - -
Fan 1 Speed - - -
Fan 2 Speed - - -
A/C Work St - - -
Compressor St - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

A/C Runtime - - -
Comp Runtime - - -
DC Input Volt - - -
Ammeter 3Ph Avg Ph Volt - - -

3Ph Avg Ph Cur - - -
AC Frequency - - -
3Ph Total Power - - -
3Ph Pwr Factor - - -
AC Pwr Consump - - -
Phase A Voltage - - -
Phase A Current - - -
Phase A Power - - -
Phase B Voltage - - -
Phase B Current - - -
Phase B Power - - -
Phase C Voltage - - -
Phase C Current - - -
Phase C Power - - -
GPRS Signal Strength - - -
Total Traffic - - -
Comm State - - -
SIM Card State - - -
IP Address - - -
Inventory ECC500 - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

EPS-D Board 1 Maint Confirm - - -

SW Ver - - -
EPS-D Board 2 Maint Confirm - - -
SW Ver - - -
FCMU1 SW Ver - - -
FCMU2 SW Ver - - -
Camera1 SW Ver - - -
Mnfctr Type - - -
Camera2 SW Ver - - -
Mnfctr Type - - -
MUS02A SW Ver - - -
HW Ver - - -
S4 Power Supply - - -
S5 Power Supply - - -
ESU Monitor 1 Battery Volt - - -
Battery Curr - - -
Cell 1 Voltage - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Battery Temp 1 - - -
ESU Monitor 2 Battery Volt - - -
Battery Curr - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)

PMU SW Ver - - -
DC Meter SW Ver - - -
Chan 1 Current - - -
Chan 1 Energy - - -
Chan 2 Energy - - -
Chan 3 Energy - - -
Chan 4 Energy - - -
EPAC Indoor Temp - - -
Indoor Humidity - - -
Outdoor Temp - - -
Air Con1 Status - - -
Air Con2 Status - - -
Fan Status - - -
SW Ver - - -

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Table 10-4 Quick Para Set menu hierarchy
Second-Level Third-Level Fourt Default Range and Option

Menu Menu h-Lev Value
el
Menu
Site Summary Battery Type - DCB-A DCB-A / DCB-B / SCB / FCB

/ ESU-A / DCB-Y / FLOOD /
ESU-S/B / ESU-F / ESU-H /
ESU-D/A1 / SCB-A1 /
FCB-B1 / 12V AGM / DCB
ESS1 Rated - 490(Unit: 0–10000
Capacity Ah)
Cell Capacity - 980(Unit: 0–480000

Wh)
Cable Length - 1(Unit: m) 0–100
Cable CSA - 35(Unit: 6–100

mm2)
ESS2 Rated - 490(Unit: 0–10000

Capacity Ah)
Cell Capacity - 980(Unit: 0–480000

Wh)
Cable Length - 1(Unit: m) 0–100
Cable CSA - 35(Unit: 6–100

mm2)
Site Summary DG Cfg - Single DG Single DG/Pri and

Mode Sec/Inter-Backup/Backup
DG/No DG
EPS-D1 Rated Power - 5.0(Unit: 2.0–5000.0
kW)
EPS-D2 Rated Power - 5.0(Unit: 2.0–5000.0
kW)
System Para Set Date - - -
Set Time - - 00:00–23:59
Set Time - - -
Zone
Site ID - SMU_SIT -
E

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Second-Level Third-Level Fourt Default Range and Option

Menu Menu h-Lev Value
el
Menu
Server Para Active NMS - - -

IP
Backup NMS - - -
IP
NetWork Para Network - IP IP/GPRS/SMS
Mode
IP Address - 0.0.0.0 0–4294967295
Subnet Mask - 0.0.0.0 0–4294967295
Gateway - 0.0.0.0 0–4294967295
APN Name - CMNET -

APN Number - *99***1# -
NetEco SMS - 0 -
Num
Table 10-5 Func Para Set menu hierarchy

Load Summary Maj LVD En - Enable Enable/Disable

Maj LVD Volt - 43.4(Unit: 35.0–53.0
V)
Min LVD En - Enable Enable/Disable
Min LVD Volt - 44.0(Unit: 35.0–53.0
V)
Load Number - Two Levels One Level/Two
Levels/Three
Levels/Four Levels
Load1 LVD En - Enable Enable/Disable

Load1 LVD - 44.0(Unit: 35.0–53.0
Volt V)
Load2 LVD - 44.0(Unit: 35.0–53.0
Volt V)

ECC500 (PowerCube)


Load3 LVD - 44.0(Unit: 35.0–53.0
Volt V)
Load4 LVD - 44.0(Unit: 35.0–53.0
Volt V)
Load LVD En - Enable Enable/Disable
Load LVD Volt - 44.0(Unit: 35.0–53.0

V)
ESS1 Load Ctrl Load LVD En - Enable Enable/Disable
V)
ESS2 Load Ctrl Load LVD En - Enable Enable/Disable
V)
EPS-D DG Start DOD - 60(Unit: %) 0–90
Summary
Min Chg Time - 1(Unit: h) 0–24
Max Chg Time - 12(Unit: h) 1–48
Start Fail Time - 4(Unit: 3–10

min)
HT Start En - Disable Enable/Disable
HT Start Temp - 45(Unit: 30–65
degC)
HT Stop Temp - 29(Unit: 25–65
degC)
Min HT - 8(Unit: h) 1–24
Runtime
LT Start En - Disable Enable/Disable
LT Start Temp - 5(Unit: –10 to +15
degC)
LT Stop Temp - 20(Unit: 0–25
degC)
Min LT - 8(Unit: h) 1–24
Runtime

ECC500 (PowerCube)

TDO En - Disable Enable/Disable

TDO Time - 22(Unit: h) 0–23
Run Time To - 6(Unit: h) 1–12

TDO
Soft Start Time - 1(Unit: 1–5
min)
Dis Time Prot - Disable Enable/Disable
Max Dis Time - 24(Unit: h) 1–24
TMDS En - Enable Enable/Disable

TMDS Interval - 7(Unit: day) 1–30
TMDS Time - 15(Unit: 10–300

min)
Summary1

min)
degC)
degC)
Runtime
degC)
degC)
Runtime

ECC500 (PowerCube)


TDO
min)


min)
Summary2

min)
degC)
degC)
Runtime
degC)
degC)
Runtime

ECC500 (PowerCube)


TDO
min)


min)
Mains Ctrl Para Schedule En - Disable Enable/Disable
Mains On DOD - 60(Unit: %) 0–90
HT Mains On - Disable Enable/Disable

HT On Temp - 45(Unit: 30–65
degC)
HT Off Temp - 29(Unit: 25–65
degC)
Runtime
LT Mains On - Disable Enable/Disable
LT On Temp - 5(Unit: –10 to +15
degC)
LT Off Temp - 20(Unit: 0–25
degC)
Runtime
TMO - Disable Enable/Disable
TMO Time - 22(Unit: h) 0–23
Runtime to - 6(Unit: h) 1–12

TMO

ECC500 (PowerCube)

AirCon Sch Para HT Start A/C - 35(Unit: 20–50

degC)
VHT Start A/C - 40(Unit: 25–55
degC)
Stop Temp - 5(Unit: 1–10
Span degC)
Rotation Inter - 10(Unit: h) 2–24
ESS Basic Para Cable Length 1(Unit: m) 0–100
Cable CSA 35(Unit: 6–100

mm2)
Rated Capacity 490(Unit: 0–10000
Ah)
Cell Capacity 980(Unit: 0–480000

Wh)
Install Num 0 0–2
Batt Atten Coef 0.80 0.00–1.00
Cell Voltage 2(Unit: V) 2/12/48
Total Capacity 23520(Unit: 0–480000

Wh)
Charge Para BC Voltage 56.4(Unit: 42.0–58.0

V)
FC Voltage 53.5(Unit: 42.0–58.0
V)
Current Limit 0.10(Unit: 0.05–0.30
C10)
Over Cur THR 0.25(Unit: 0.15–0.50

C10)
Timed BC Int 30(Unit: 15–240
day)

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Max BC 12(Unit: h) 1–24

Duration
Temp Comp 80(Unit: 0–150
Coef mV/degC)
Chg Eff 1.00 0.80–1.00

Disconnect Para BLVD Enabled Enable Enable/Disable
BLVD Voltage 43.2(Unit: 35.0–53.0
V)
HT LVD Temp 53(Unit: 40–70
degC)
HT Alarm THR 50(Unit: 35–70
degC)
LT Alarm THR –5(Unit: –50 to 0
degC)
Temp-S UL 80(Unit: 0–100
degC)
Temp-S LL –20(Unit: –50 to 0
degC)
ESS1 Basic Para Total Capacity The default 0–480000
value vary
based on
scenarios.
(Unit: Wh)

V)
V)
C10)
C10)
Chg Eff 1.00 0.80–1.00

ECC500 (PowerCube)


V)
degC)
LT Alarm THR 0(Unit: –50 to 0
degC)
ESS2 Basic Para Cable Length 1(Unit: m) 0–100

mm2)
Wh)
Install Num 0 0–2

Wh)

V)

V)
C10)

C10)
day)

Duration
Coef mV/degC)
Chg Eff 1.00 0.80–1.00

ECC500 (PowerCube)


V)
degC)
degC)
degC)
degC)
degC)
Backup ESS Basic Para Cable Length 1(Unit: m) 0–100

mm2)
Wh)

Wh)

V)
V)
C10)

C10)

day)

ECC500 (PowerCube)


Duration
Coef mV/degC)
Chg Eff 1.00 0.80–1.00

V)
degC)
degC)
degC)
degC)
degC)
Comm Para NetWork Para Network Mode IP IP/GPRS/SMS
IP Address 0.0.0.0 0–4294967295
Subnet Mask 0.0.0.0 0–4294967295
Gateway 0.0.0.0 0–4294967295
APN Name CMNET -

APN Number *99***1# -
User Name HUAWEI -
User Password < -
NetEco SMS 0 -
Num
Server Para Active NMS IP 0.0.0.0 -
Backup NMS 0.0.0.0 -
IP
Port Number 31220 0–65535

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Host Para Host Type NetEco NetEco/ M2000/

Modbus
Host Addr 27 0–30
SMS Para User1 0 -

User2 0 -
User3 0 -
User4 0 -
User5 0 -
SMS Test Para SMS Test Num 0 -
System Para LUI Language - ENGLISH ENGLISH/Chinese
Set Date - - -
Set Time - - 00: 00–23: 59
Set Time Zone - - -

Save As Def Set - Yes Yes
Restore Def Set - Yes Yes
Restore FTY - Yes Yes
Set
Log Off - Yes Yes
Site ID - SMU_SITE -
LCD Contrast - 5 0–10
Table 10-6 Device Para Set menu hierarchy

Second-Level Third-Level Fourth-Le Default Range and Option
Menu Menu vel Menu Value
Site Summary Control Mode - Auto Auto/Manual

Battery Type - DCB-A DCB-A / DCB-B / SCB /
FCB / ESU-A / DCB-Y /
FLOOD / ESU-S/B /
ESU-F / ESU-H /
ESU-D/A1 / SCB-A1 /
FCB-B1 / 12V AGM /
DCB

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Saving - Enable Disable/Enable

Enable
DG Cfg - Single DG Single DG/Pri and
Mode Sec/Inter-Backup/Backu
p DG/No DG
Tank Number - 1 1–2
DG Control - Cycle Mode Cycle Mode/Trad

Mode Mode/No Control Mode
DC OV THR - 58.5(Unit: V) 57.0–60.0
DC UV THR - 45.0(Unit: V) 35.0–56.0
Amb HT Alm - 50(Unit: 20–100

THR degC)
Amb LT Alm - 0(Unit: degC) –50 to +100
THR
Amb HH - 80(Unit: %) 0–100
Alm THR
Amb LH Alm - 10(Unit: %) 0–100
THR
Temp-S UL - 80(Unit: 0–100
degC)
Temp-S LL - –20(Unit: –50 to 0
degC)
H Sensor UL - 100(Unit: %) 0–100
H Sensor LL - 0(Unit: %) 0–100
Door Alm - Open Open/Close

Level
Smoke Alm - Close Open/Close
Level
Water Alm - Close Open/Close
Level
Uses Of - Outdoor Outdoor Temp/Battery
AI2Temp Temp Temp
MUC01A_DI - Normal Open Normal Close/Normal
_1 Set Open

ECC500 (PowerCube)


_2 Set Open

_3 Set Open

_4 Set Open

_5 Set Open

_6 Set Open
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI1 Delay
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
DI2 Delay
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
DI3 Delay
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI4 Delay
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI5 Delay
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI6 Delay
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI1 End
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI2 End
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI3 End
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI4 End
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI5 End
MUC01A - 15(Unit: s) 0–120

DI6 End

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Batt HT THR - 35(Unit: 0–100

degC)
Life Bal Coef - 2.3 0.0–3500.0
DTS Switch - 5 0–100

THR
PDM Type - Auto Auto /
DCDU-200A1/
DCDU-200B1/
DCDU-200B2/
DCDU-200C1/
DCDU-300C1/
DCDU-400A1/
DCDU-300B1/
DCDU-400B1/
IDU-300A1/
IDU-300D1/
IDU-300E1/
DCDU-300A1/
DCDU-400AD/
DCDU-200B4/
DCDU-300AX/
DCDU-300A3/
DCDU-200B5/
DCDU-200B6/
DCDU-300A2/
DCDU-400B2/
DCDU-300B2/
DCDU-400A3/
DCDU-300A5/
None

ECC500 (PowerCube)

PDM Iden - The actual Auto /

Type display DCDU-200A1/
default is DCDU-200B1/
based on the DCDU-200B2/
actual DCDU-200C1/
subrack type. DCDU-300C1/
DCDU-400A1/
DCDU-300B1/
DCDU-400B1/
IDU-300A1/
IDU-300D1/
IDU-300E1/
DCDU-300A1/
DCDU-400AD/
DCDU-200B4/
DCDU-300AX/
DCDU-300A3/
DCDU-200B5/
DCDU-200B6/
DCDU-300A2/
DCDU-400B2/
DCDU-300B2/
DCDU-400A3/
DCDU-300A5/
None
DG KPI En - Disable Disable/Enable
DG Runtime - 5.0(Unit: h) 1.0–24.0
System AC - Three Phase Single/Split Ph / Three

Type Phase
System Type - Unknown -
MUE04A MUE04A_D - Close Open/Close

Board O_1 Lev
MUE04A_D - Close Open/Close

O_2 Lev
O_3 Lev
O_4 Lev

ECC500 (PowerCube)


O_5 Lev
O_6 Lev
O_7 Lev
O_8 Lev
MUE05A MUE05A_DI - Normal Open Normal Close/Normal
Board 1 Set Open
MUE05A_DI - Normal Open Normal Close/Normal
2 Set Open

3 Set Open

4 Set Open
MUE05A_DI - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
_1 Dly
MUE05A_DI - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
_2 Dly
MUE05A_DI - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
_3 Dly
MUE05A_DI - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
_4 Dly
MUE05A_DI - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
_1 End
MUE05A_DI - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
_2 End
MUE05A_DI - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
_3 End
MUE05A_DI - 15(Unit: s) 0–120
_4 End
ATS 1 Work - Mains+DG Mains+DG/DG2+DG1
Scenario
Mains OVT - 140(Unit: %) 100–159
Mains UVT - 39(Unit: %) 39–100

ECC500 (PowerCube)

DG OVT - 125(Unit: %) 100–140
DG UVT - 70(Unit: %) 70–100
ATS 2 Work - Mains+DG Mains+DG/DG2+DG1

Scenario
Mains OVT - 140(Unit: %) 100–159
Mains UVT - 39(Unit: %) 39–100
DG OVT - 125(Unit: %) 100–140
DG UVT - 70(Unit: %) 70–100
DTS Backup Batt - Enable Enable/Disable

En
SAU-03 AC Work - DG + Mains DG + Mains/DG +
Mode DG/DG + N/A/N/A +
DG/Mains + N/A/N/A +
Mains
AC1 Rating - 50 Hz 50 Hz/60 Hz
Freq
AC2 Rating - 50 Hz 50 Hz/60 Hz
Freq
DI1 ALM Set - Normal Open Normal Open/Normal
Close

Close

Close

Close

Close

Close
DC 2 Select - BAT2 BAT2 Current/Load

Current Total Curr

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Mains UVT - 180(Unit: V) 86–220
Mains OVT - 308(Unit: V) 220–350
DG UVT - 192(Unit: V) 154–220
DG OVT - 275(Unit: V) 220–308
SAU02 Hybrid Ctrl - Enable Enable/Disable

En
DI1 Alm Set - Normal Open Normal Close/Normal
Open
Open
Open
Open
EPS-D1(DG) Rated Power - 5.0(Unit: kW) 2.0–5000.0
Max Power - 80.0(Unit: %) 0.0–100.0

Ratio
Over Volt - 120(Unit: %) 110–200
Prot
Under Volt - 80(Unit: %) 0–90
Prot
Batt - 9.0(Unit: V) 8.0–24.0
Undervolt
Routine - 250(Unit: h) 50–1000
Maint
Timed Maint - 90(Unit: day) 1–365
Per
First Maint - 50(Unit: h) 50–250
Msg
EPS-D2(DG) Rated Power - 5.0(Unit: kW) 2.0–5000.0
Max Power - 80.0(Unit: %) 0.0–100.0

Ratio
Over Volt - 120(Unit: %) 110–200
Prot

ECC500 (PowerCube)


Prot
Batt - 9.0(Unit: V) 8.0–24.0
Undervolt
Routine - 250(Unit: h) 50–1000
Maint
Per
Msg
EPS-D1(Smart AC Power - AMF: 3Ph4Wire/3Ph3Wire/Spli
DG) Mode 3Ph3Wire/G t Ph/Mono Ph
MU:
3Ph4Wire
Rated Volt - 230(Unit: V) 80–500
Ph-N
Rated Current - 19(Unit: A) 1–10000
Rated Freq - 50(Unit: Hz) 45–65
Rated RPM - 1500(Unit: 100–4000

r/min)
CT Ratio - 50(Unit: per 5 1–500

A)
Max Power - 80.0(Unit: %) 0.0–100.0
Ratio
Rated Power - 5.0(Unit: kW) 2.0–5000.0
Over Volt - 120(Unit: %) 110–200

Prot
Prot
Over Freq - 110.0(Unit: 85.0–150.0
Prot %)
Under Freq - 94.0(Unit: %) 0.0–110.0
Prot
Volt Unbal - 10(Unit: %) 1–200
Prot

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Cur Unbal - 70(Unit: %) 1–200

Prot
Batt - 9.0(Unit: V) 8.0–24.0
Undervolt
Overload Prot - 115(Unit: %) 0–200
Short Cur - 200(Unit: %) 100–500

Prot
Auto Add Oil - No No/Yes
Daily Maint - 250(Unit: h) 50–1000
Per
Per
Start Times - 3 1–10

Msg
EPS-D2(Smart AC Power - AMF: 3Ph4Wire/3Ph3Wire/Spli
DG) Mode 3Ph3Wire/G t Ph/Mono Ph
MU:
3Ph4Wire
Rated Volt - 230(Unit: V) 80–500
Ph-N
Rated Current - 19(Unit: A) 1–10000
Rated Freq - 50(Unit: Hz) 45–65
Rated RPM - 1500(Unit: 100–4000

r/min)
CT Ratio - 50(Unit: per 5 1–500
A)
Max Power - 80.0(Unit: %) 0.0–100.0
Ratio
Rated Power - 5.0(Unit: kW) 2.0–5000.0
Over Volt - 120(Unit: %) 110–200

Prot
Prot
Over Freq - 110.0(Unit: 85.0–150.0
Prot %)

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Under Freq - 94.0(Unit: %) 0.0–110.0

Prot
Volt Unbal - 10(Unit: %) 1–200
Prot
Cur Unbal - 70(Unit: %) 1–200
Prot
Batt - 9.0(Unit: V) 8.0–24.0
Undervolt
Overload Prot - 115(Unit: %) 0–200
Short Cur - 200(Unit: %) 100–500

Prot
Auto Add Oil - No No/Yes
Daily Maint - 250(Unit: h) 50–1000

Per
Per
Start Times - 3 1–10

Msg
Fuel Tank 1 Tank Type - Vertical Vertical
Column Column/Horizontal
Column/Cuboid/Abnorm
ity
Tank CSA - 1.00(Unit: 0.00–10.00

m2)
Tank Length - 1.50(Unit: m) 0.50–20.00
Capa Of Tank - 1500.0(Unit: 0.0–6000.0

L)
Oil Level UL - 300.0(Unit: 0.0–1000.0
cm)
Oil Level LL - 0.0(Unit: cm) 0.0–1000.0
Low Fuel - 15.0(Unit: %) 0.0–50.0

THR
Refuel THR - 20.0(Unit: %) 0.0–50.0

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Level Chg - 3.0(Unit: cm) 1.0–1000.0

Alarm
Level Chg - 10.0(Unit: 1.0–60.0
Time min)
Level Filt - 30(Unit: min) 5–1440

Time
Fuel Tank 2 Tank Type - Vertical Vertical

Column Column/Horizontal
Column/Cuboid/Abnorm
ity
Tank CSA - 1.00(Unit: 0.00–10.00

m2)
Tank Length - 1.50(Unit: m) 0.50–20.00
Capa Of Tank - 1500.0(Unit: 0.0–6000.0

L)
Oil Level UL - 300.0(Unit: 0.0–1000.0
cm)
Oil Level LL - 0.0(Unit: cm) 0.0–1000.0
Low Fuel - 15.0(Unit: %) 0.0–50.0

THR
Refuel THR - 20.0(Unit: %) 0.0–50.0
Level Chg - 3.0(Unit: cm) 1.0–1000.0

Alarm
Level Chg - 10.0(Unit: 1.0–60.0
Time min)
Level Filt - 30(Unit: min) 5–1440

Time
DC Air Con 1 Device Type - SP4D AH1500/AH3000/PC50

0D/AH1500D/AH3000
D/PC500/PC1000D/SP
4D/PC300/PC300-1/PC
1000H/PC1500H/PC15
00D/PC700D/AH3000-
1/PC3000D/PC5D

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Working - Split-Type Split-Type A/C /

Mode A/C Non-Sche Mode / Sche
Mode
A/C Manage - Disable Enable/Disable
En
HT Start A/C - 25(Unit: 20–50
degC)
Chg Start - 25(Unit: 20–50
Temp degC)
Dis Start - 35(Unit: 20–50
Temp degC)
0D/AH1500D/AH3000
D/PC500/PC1000D/SP
4D/PC300/PC300-1/PC
1000H/PC1500H/PC15
00D/PC700D/AH3000-
1/PC3000D/PC5D
Mode
En
degC)
Temp degC)
Temp degC)
0D/AH1500D/AH3000
D/PC500/PC1000D/SP
4D/PC300/PC300-1/PC
1000H/PC1500H/PC15
00D/PC700D/AH3000-
1/PC3000D/PC5D
Mode
En

ECC500 (PowerCube)


degC)
Temp degC)
Temp degC)
0D/AH1500D/AH3000
D/PC500/PC1000D/SP
4D/PC300/PC300-1/PC
1000H/PC1500H/PC15
00D/PC700D/AH3000-
1/PC3000D/PC5D
Mode
En
degC)
Temp degC)
Temp degC)
MCM Working - Two A/C Manual/Two A/C/One
Mode A/C/Ventilation
T3 - 38(Unit: 25–45
degC)
DT - 12(Unit: 10–15
degC)
FWTF - 30(Unit: min) 3–60
ATF - 40(Unit: 25–45

degC)
WTF - 30(Unit: min) 3–60

ECC500 (PowerCube)

WTL - 12(Unit: h) 6–12
A/C Min - 35(Unit: min) 8–60

Runtime
Fan Min - 5(Unit: min) 1–10

Runtime
Fan Open - 23(Unit: 20–29

Temp degC)
A/C Open - 30(Unit: 26–37

Temp degC)
Emerg Temp - 35(Unit: 29–44

degC)
HT Alm THR - 40(Unit: 31–48

degC)
A/C1 Maint - 720(Unit: h) 0–1000000

Per
A/C2 Maint - 720(Unit: h) 0–1000000

Per
Fan Maint - 720(Unit: h) 0–1000000

Per
SMU06C 1 Fan Speed - 50 0–100

Ratio
Temp Ctrl - Intelligent Air Conditioner Mode /

Mode Mode Intelligent Mode / Fan
Mode
A/C Work - 35.0(Air –20.0 to +80.0
Temp Conditioner
Mode) or
45.0(Intellige
nt Mode)
(Unit: degC)
A/C Stop - 27.0(Air –20.0 to +80.0
Temp Conditioner
Mode) or
37.0(Intellige
nt Mode)
(Unit: degC)
Ratio

ECC500 (PowerCube)


Mode
A/C Work - 35.0(Air –20.0 to +80.0
Temp Conditioner
Mode) or
45.0(Intellige
nt Mode)
(Unit: degC)
A/C Stop - 27.0(Air –20.0 to +80.0
Temp Conditioner
Mode) or
37.0(Intellige
nt Mode)
(Unit: degC)
Ratio

Mode
A/C Work - 35.0(Air –20.0 to +80.0
Temp Conditioner
Mode) or
45.0(Intellige
nt Mode)
(Unit: degC)
A/C Stop - 27.0(Air –20.0 to +80.0
Temp Conditioner
Mode) or
37.0(Intellige
nt Mode)
(Unit: degC)
Ratio

Mode
A/C Work - 35.0(Air –20.0 to +80.0
Temp Conditioner
Mode) or
45.0(Intellige
nt Mode)
(Unit: degC)

ECC500 (PowerCube)

A/C Stop - 27.0(Air –20.0 to +80.0

Temp Conditioner
Mode) or
37.0(Intellige
nt Mode)
(Unit: degC)
Ammeter Load Connt - 3ph_4ln 3ph_4ln/1ph_2ln/3ph_3l
Mode n/3ph_3ln_bl/1ph_3ln/3p
h_4ln_bl
EPS-D Board 1 Pump - 7(Unit: s) 2–30
Runtime
Fuel Clean - 2(Unit: h) 1–50
Per
Fuel-S Type - Resistance Current/Resistance
EPS-D Board 2 Pump - 7(Unit: s) 2–30

Runtime
Fuel Clean - 2(Unit: h) 1–50
Per
Fuel-S Type - Resistance Current/Resistance
FCMU 1 Measure - 3500(Unit: 1–6000

Tank ml)
FCMU 2 Measure - 3500(Unit: 1–6000

Tank ml)
ESU Monitor 1 Cell Over - 2.40(Unit: V) 1.50–15.50

Volt
Cell Low - 1.85(Unit: V) 1.50–15.50
Volt
Cell Num. - 24 1–24
Cell Type - 2V 2 V/6 V/12 V

Cell - 20(Unit: %) 5–30
Imbalance
Cell Imbal - 10(Unit: %) 1–30
Clr
ESU Monitor 2 Cell Over - 2.40(Unit: V) 1.50–15.50
Volt
Cell Low - 1.85(Unit: V) 1.50–15.50
Volt

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Cell Num. - 24 1–24
Cell Type - 2V 2 V/6 V/12 V
Cell - 20(Unit: %) 5–30

Imbalance
Cell Imbal - 10(Unit: %) 1–30
Clr
PMU DI1 Alm Set - Normal Open Normal Close/Normal
Open

Open

Open

Open

Open

Open

Open
EPAC Working - Switch + Switch + Urgent/Switch

Mode Urgent + Intel/add + Urgent/add
+ Intel/A/C +
Urgent/A/C +
Intel/Direct Vent/Urgent
A/C
T0 - 25(Unit: 0–35
degC)
T1 - 22(Unit: 12–32
degC)
T2 - 25(Unit: 20–35
degC)
T3 - 30(Unit: 25–45
degC)

ECC500 (PowerCube)

T4 - 42(Unit: 30–50
degC)
TA - 34(Unit: 0–40
degC)
TB - –5(Unit: –10 to +32
degC)
TC - 35(Unit: 20–35
degC)
TD - 38(Unit: 23–45
degC)
TE - 45(Unit: 28–50
degC)
H1 - 85(Unit: %) 60–85
H2 - 90(Unit: %) 80–95
A/C Delay St - Delay Nodelay/Delay

En
A/C Number - 2 1–2
DT - 12(Unit: 10–15
degC)
FWTF - 30(Unit: min) 20–60
ATF - 40(Unit: 38–45

degC)
WTF - 30(Unit: min) 20–60
WTL - 12(Unit: h) 2–12
Camera1 Picture - Average Average/Fair/Good/Exce

Quality llent
Img Frmt - 640*480 640*480/320*240/160*1
20
Continuous - 40(Unit: s) 40–600
Inter
Before Alm - 5(Unit: Pcs) 1–10
Cnt
After Alm - 5(Unit: Pcs) 1–10
Cnt

ECC500 (PowerCube)

Remote Cap - 10(Unit: Pcs) 1–20

Cnt
COM Port - - COM4/COM5
Camera2 Picture - Average Average/Fair/Good/Exce

Quality llent
Img Frmt - 640*480 640*480/320*240/160*1
20
Continuous - 40(Unit: s) 40–600
Inter
Before Alm - 5(Unit: Pcs) 1–10
Cnt
After Alm - 5(Unit: Pcs) 1–10
Cnt
Remote Cap - 10(Unit: Pcs) 1–20
Cnt
COM Port - - COM4/COM5
MUS02A S4 Output - Disable Enable/Disable

Ctrl
S5 Output - Disable Enable/Disable
Ctrl
Table 10-7 Control menu hierarchy

Site Summary Smoke Reset - Reset Reset

Clr BatTmp Lost - Yes Yes
Clr EnvTmp Lost - Yes Yes
Clr OutTmp Lost - Yes Yes
Clr EnvHumi - Yes Yes
Lost
Clr Fuel1 Lost - Yes Yes
Clr Fuel2 Lost - Yes Yes
System Reboot - Reset Reset
PMU Reset - Reset Reset

ECC500 (PowerCube)

ESS BC/FC Control - Float Float

Charge Charge/Boost
Charge
On/Off Control - ON ON/OFF
ESS1 On/Off Control - - -
ESS2 BC/FC Control - Float Float
Charge Charge/Boost
Charge
On/Off Control - ON ON/OFF
PSU Summary1 ON/OFF - On On/Off
Reset - Yes Yes
Clear Lost Alm - Yes Yes
PSU Summary2 ON/OFF - On On/Off
Reset - Yes Yes
PSU PSU 1–N On/Off On On/Off
Reset Yes Yes
SSU Summary On/Off - On On/Off

Reset - Yes Yes
SSU SSU 1–20 On/Off On On/Off
Reset Yes Yes
24 V Conv Sum On/Off - On On/Off
24 V Converter 24 V Converter 1 On/Off On On/Off

–5
ATS 1 Reset - Reset Reset
Ctrl Reset - Reset Reset
ATS 2 Reset - Reset Reset
SAU-03 Reset - Reset Reset

ECC500 (PowerCube)

DTS Reset - Reset Reset
ESMU ESMU 1–32 Reset Yes Yes
SAU02 SAU02 Reset - Reset Reset
EPS-D1(Smart ON/OFF - On On/Off

DG)
Fault Reset - Yes Yes
Ctrl Reset - Yes Yes
Maint Confirm - Yes Yes
EPS-D2(Smart ON/OFF - On On/Off

DG)
Ctrl Reset - Yes Yes
EPS-D1(DG) ON/OFF - On On/Off
EPS-D2(DG) ON/OFF - On On/Off
Load Summary Maj Load Ctrl - Load ON Load ON/Load

OFF
Min Load Ctrl - Load ON Load ON/Load

OFF
Load1 - Load ON Load ON/Load

Con/Disc OFF

Con/Disc OFF

Con/Disc OFF

Con/Disc OFF
Load Con/Disc - Load ON Load ON/Load

OFF

ECC500 (PowerCube)

DC Air Con1 A/C On/Off - OFF ON/OFF
MCM Fan On/Off - On On/Off
A/C1 On/Off - On On/Off
A/C2 On/Off - On On/Off
A/C1 Maint - Reset Reset

Conf
A/C2 Maint - Reset Reset
Conf
Fan Maint Conf - Reset Reset
SMU06C 1 A/C Control - Auto Auto/Manual

Mode
A/C On/Off - ON ON/OFF
A/C Reset - Reset Reset
Fan Control - Auto Auto/Manual

Mode
Mode

Mode
Mode

Mode

ECC500 (PowerCube)


Mode

Mode
Ammeter Clr Elec - Clear Clear
Energy
Camera1 Reset - Reset Reset
Camera2 Reset - Reset Reset
MUS02A Reset - Reset Reset
EPS-D Board 1 Fill Oil Test - Test Test
EPS-D Board 2 Fill Oil Test - Test Test
FCMU 1 Clean Fuel - Yes Yes
FCMU 2 Clean Fuel - Yes Yes
Clr History Alm - - Yes Yes
EPAC Reset - Reset Reset
Send Test SMS - - Yes Yes
Table 10-8 System Check menu hierarchy

ESU-A Check Start Check - No Yes/No

DG Check Start Check - No Yes/No

ECC500 (PowerCube)
Table 10-9 USB menu hierarchy

Config via USB - Confirm load? Yes Yes/No

Upgrade via USB - Confirm load? Yes Yes/No
Load log to USB - - - -
10.3 ECC500 Alarms and Troubleshooting Measures

For details about alarms and troubleshooting measures, see the ECC500 (PowerCube) Alarm
Online Help.
10.4 FAQ
10.4.1 Web Page Displaying Garbled Characters
Symptom
After the admin user logs in to the WebUI, the System Status, Network Configuration, and
Control pages display garbled characters.
Cause
The Internet Explorer security and privacy are not correctly set.
Solution
Restore the default settings of Internet Explorer and then log in to the WebUI.

ECC500 (PowerCube)
User Manual A Acronyms and Abbreviations
A Acronyms and Abbreviations
A
APN Access Point Name
ATS AC transfer switch
B
BTS Base Transceiver Station
BSP Board Support Package
C
CAN Controller Area Network
CPMU cabinet power monitoring unit
D
DCB deep cycle battery
DCDU Direct Current Distribution Unit
DG diesel generator
DIP switch Dual in-line Package Switch
DTS DC transfer switch
E
ECC Energy Control Center
ESD Electro Static Discharge
ESMU energy storage management unit
ESN Equipment Service Number

ECC500 (PowerCube)
ESU energy storage unit
F
FE Fast ethernet
G
GPRS General Packet radio Service
GMU Generator Management Unit
I
IP Internet Protocol
IDU Integrated Distribution Unit
L
LCD Liquid Crystal Display
N
NetEco Network Ecosystem
NMS network management system
NMC network management center
P
PMU power monitoring unit
PSU Power Supply Unit
PDP Packet Data Protocol
R
RSSI received signal strength indicator
RSCP received signal code power
S
SMU Site monitoring unit
SAU signal analysis unit

ECC500 (PowerCube)
SSU solar supply unit

SMS short message service
T
TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
U
UART universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter


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About This Document

Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement important

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About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

3 Installation and Commissioning.............................................................................................. 24

4 User Interface Description ........................................................................................................ 32

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4.2.3 WebUI Overview ..................................................................................................................................................... 36

5 Common Tasks ............................................................................................................................ 54

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5.1.11 Changing Default Dry Contact Values ................................................................................................................... 67

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5.2.5.3 NetEco Operation ................................................................................................................................................. 81

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6.3 Third-Party Element Management (over Dry Contacts) ........................................................................................... 111

7 Feature Description................................................................................................................... 112

8 Commissioning and Troubleshooting .................................................................................. 129

10 Appendix .................................................................................................................................. 136

A Acronyms and Abbreviations ................................................................................................ 192

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Figure 1-1 ECC500

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Management on Intelligent Components and Loads

Statistics Collection and Storage

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Alarm Determination and Management

Copying Parameter Settings from a USB Flash

1.3 Typical Application Scenarios

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Figure 1-2 Position of the ECC500 on the network

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Figure 2-1 ECC500 architecture

Table 2-1 ECC500 component functions

Component Silkscreen Configuratio Function

Main control SMU03A Mandatory  Provides an LCD to query and set

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Component Silkscreen Configuratio Function

DG IO board MUE03A Optional  Controls the DG by connecting to a

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Component Silkscreen Configuratio Function

Optional ECC500 Architecture

Figure 2-2 Optional ECC500 architecture

2.2 Panel and Ports

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Figure 2-3 Front panel of the main control board

(1) Indicators (2) LCD (3) Buttons

Table 2-2 Indicator description

Green Run Off The main control board is

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Silk Color Meaning Status Description

Table 2-3 Button description

Button Definition Description

Up or down Allows you to view menu items and set the

Cancel Returns to the previous menu without saving

Enter Enters the main menu from the standby screen,

Figure 2-4 Pins in a communications port

Table 2-4 describes the ports of the main control board.

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