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3.3 Backup Battery and Monitoring the Backup
3.3.1 Supplying the Backup Voltage
You can choose between two different sources for the supply of the SRAM modules.
central rechargable battery in the subrack with standard operation
external battery via an interface connector to be disconnected/plugged in
Warning If the module is disconnected from the subrack without an external
battery being connected, you must expect data losses!
Internal Backup ( Figure 88, I):
The backup generally takes place via the rechargable battery in the controller subrack.
The PMB carries out the supply.
If an additional backup voltage is supplied via the 9 pole interface connector
(RS-232C), the module can be disconnected without loosing any information.
The lithium battery block (BAT 001) with a 9 pole plug-in port is available here. It is fed
via contacts 5 and 9 of the interface connector (see also Figure 96):
Pin 9: +U
Batt
(max. 5 V)
Pin 5: GND
3.3.2 Monitoring Functions
If the operating voltage of +5 V is valid for the memory elements and if a rechargable
battery test was not carried out, the rechargable battery is loaded with approx. 100 mA.
If the operating voltage does not reach 4.75 V, the supply of the entire memory is
switched to the rechargable battery.
The rechargeable battery test is repeated every 4 hours independently of the user pro-
gram. It can also be triggered at any time via the “batt” contact socket (acknowledge-
ment pin). The rechargable battery is loaded with approx. 1 A for 1 sec in both cases.
Result of the Measured Value:
U
Batt
> 3.2 V: The rechargable battery quality is normal;
the green LED is permanently lit up
U
Batt
< 3.2 V: The rechargable battery quality is insufficient. Marker 23 or 33 is set
and the green “batt” LED flashes with approx. 1 Hz
”batt” socket If the battery voltage does not permanently remain under 3.2 V after
the
load test, the message can be acknowledged with the “batt” pin (the
marker is reset; the green LED lights up permanently).
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