GB-Statys Single Phase-Operating Manual

STATYS
32-63A Monophasé
Installation and operating manual GB
INDEX
1. Warranty certificate 1
2. Presentation 2
2. 1. Foreword 2
2. 2. The role of Statys 2
2. 3. Operating principle 2
3. Safety instructions 3
3. 1. Precautions 3
3. 2. Electrical risk 4
3. 3. Risk of power cut 4
4. Overview 5
5. Unpacking 6
5. 1. Precautions on delivery of the product 6
5. 2. General recommendations for installation 6
6. Installation 7
6. 1. Securing the rack cabinet 7
6. 2. Installing the rails 7
6. 3. Installing the base 7
6. 4. Installing the power rack 7
6. 5. Cooling 8
6. 6. Mechanical characteristics 8
6. 7. Environment 8
7. Connection 9
7. 1. Access to terminals 9
7. 2. Electrical environment 10
7. 3. Schematic diagram 10
7. 4. Cable sizing 11
7. 5. Earthing diagrams 11
7. 6. General cable routing 12
7. 7. Devices for protecting persons and property 13
7. 8. Cabling procedure 14
STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

INDEX
8. Operating modes 15
8. 1. Manual transfer 15
8. 2. Automatic transfer 15
8. 3. Automatic restart function 17
8. 4. STATYS overload operation 17
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9. LCD Mimic panel 18
9. 1. LCD and LEDs 18
9. 2. Password management 19
9. 3. Keypad 20
9. 4. Display 20
9. 5. Operating modes 21
9. 6. Alarm management 27
10. Commissioning 28
10. 1. Start conditions 28
10. 2. Activation of output conduction 28
10. 3. Selecting the preferred source 28
10. 4. Load supply 28
10. 5. Maintenance bypass 29
11. use without a power rack 30

11. 1. Stopping the load without the power rack 30
11. 2. Return to by-pass 30
12. Communication interfaces facilities 31
13. Advanced diagnostics and parameters 32
14. Main features 33

14. 1. Electrical characteristics - inputs 33
14. 2. Electrical characteristics - output 33
14. 3. Mechanical characteristics 33
14. 4. Environment 33
15. Glossary 34
16. Appendices: 35
16. 1. Plan: diagram 35

1. Warranty certificate
The warranty terms are stipulated in the offer, by default the following clauses apply.
The SOCOMEC UPS warranty is strictly limited to the product(s) and does not extend to equipment which may be
integrated with This (these) product(s), nor the performance of this equipment.
The manufacturer guarantees its material to be free from manufacturing faults and defects in design, material or
workmanship, subject to the limits set forth below.
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The manufacturer reserves the right to modify the delivery with a view to fulfilling these guarantees or to replace de-
fective parts. The manufacturer’s warranty does not apply in the following cases:
• fault or defect in the design of parts added or supplied by the customer;

• fault due to unforeseen circumstances or force majeure;
• replacement or repair resulting from the normal wear of the modules or machinery;
• damage caused by negligence, lack of proper maintenance or misuse of the products;
• repair, modification, adjustment or replacement of parts performed by unqualified third parties or personnel
without the express agreement of SOCOMEC UPS.
The warranty period is twelve months commencing from the date of delivery of the product.
The repair, replacement or modification of the parts during the warranty period does not extend the warranty period.
In order to establish a valid warranty claim, the purchaser must notify the manufacturer in writing immediately after
the discovery of any defects which are attributed to the material and provide any and all supporting evidence of the
defects at the latest within eight days before the date of expiry of the warranty.
Defective parts which have been returned and replaced free of charge shall become the property of SOCOMEC UPS.
The warranty is void if the purchaser has undertaken modifications or repairs on the devices on his or her own initia-
tive and without the express consent of the manufacturer.
The manufacturer’s responsibility is strictly limited to the obligations defined in this warranty (repair and replacement)
excluding any other right to claim compensation or indemnity.
Any import tax, duty, fee or charge of any nature whatsoever imposed by European regulations or those of an import-
ing country or of a transit country shall be paid by the purchaser.
STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06 1

2. Presentation
2. 1. Foreword
Thank you for choosing the STATYS Static Transfer System from SOCOMEC UPS.
This equipment complies with the IEC 62310-2 product standard concerning Static Transfer Systems (STS).
This equipment conforms to EC directives applicable to this type of product. This conformity is indicated by the CE
mark:
This equipment conforms to AS standards and bears the approval mark:
N876
2. 2. The role of Statys
STATYS watches permanently both sources of supply and the output to insure the automatic transfer of the use on
the Alternate source in case of failure of the priority source and to allow a return of the use on that source when she
will be exploitable.
STATYS is defined by the rating of the current which passes through it by phase (in Amps), irrespective of other elec-
trical characteristics. The power for a given rating is a function of the nominal voltage used.
2. 3. Operating principle
STATYS is an autonomous electrical device which permits the seamless transfer of the load between an alternate elec-
trical source S1 and another alternate source S2 (see schematic diagrams § 7.3).
Under normal operation, STATYS supplies the load from the priority source. The priority source is selected by the
user according to on-site restrictions.
Two transfer modes are possible:
manual transfer mode, controlled by the operator locally or remotely by means of a BMS or other communicating
system,
automatic transfer mode, which occurs when an out-of-tolerance voltage is detected on the priority source. The
break-before-make switching principle prevents source overlap.
NOTE: The priority source (source 1 or source 2) is selected using the keyboard and this selection is displayed on-screen.
2 STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

3. Safety instructions
3. 1. Precautions
This document provides essential instructions regarding safety, handling and connections (see § 7)
Carefully read this manual before operating STATYS.

Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.
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CAUTION
For optimal use, it is recommended to maintain the ambient temperature and humidity at the values specified by the
manufacturer.
Do not expose STATYS to rain or any other type of liquid. Do not introduce foreign bodies into the unit.
WARNING
SOCOMEC UPS maintains integral and exclusive ownership of its intellectual and industrial property rights regard-
ing this document. Use of this document is limited to personal use by the recipient for the application specified by
SOCOMEC UPS. Any reproduction, modification or distribution of this document, whether in whole or in part, by any
means whatsoever, is expressly prohibited without the prior written permission of SOCOMEC.
This document is not a specification. SOCOMEC UPS reserves the right to modify the content of this document
without notice.
This unit must be exclusively installed, commissioned and repaired by specialist technical personnel authorised by
SOCOMEC UPS.
The product which you have chosen taking into consideration its conditions of use, capacities and performance
limits, is designed for commercial and industrial use only.
For use with so-called “critical applications”, the product may be required to comply with legal and regulatory obliga-
tions as well as specific local standards, and be adapted based on the recommendations of SOCOMEC UPS. In all
cases where the equipment is to be used for critical applications, you are advised to contact SOCOMEC UPS in ad-
vance to confirm that the products are capable of meeting the required levels of safety, performance and reliability.
The term “critical applications” notably includes life support systems, medical applications, commercial transport,
nuclear installations or any other system or application where the failure of the product is likely to cause substantial
damage to persons or property.

3. Safety instructions
3. 2. Electrical risk
WARNING
All operations and maintenance must be performed by authorised personnel who have undertaken suitable training.
Scrupulously follow the operating or maintenance instructions described in this manual.

Take maximum precautions and determine which parts are live:
- by following the load diagrams,
- by checking the presence of power with a voltmeter, for example.
DANGER
The cabinet is permanently powered by sources 1 and 2.
In normal operating conditions, there is no danger for personnel handling this equipment.
3. 3. Risk of power cut

WARNING
Scrupulously follow the operating instructions described in this manual to prevent inadvertent power cuts which may
pose a safety hazard to the user.
DANGER
Taking into account the presence of high leakage currents, it is essential to connect the ground cable
before connecting the upstream and load sources.
Hazardous voltage may be present within STATYS after it is switched off.
In fact, the power supply voltage remains present at the input of each static contactor
STATYS MUST be moved by at least two people. They MUST stand on either side of the unit according
to the direction of movement.

4. Overview
Simplified mimic panel

Operating diagram Keypad
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STATYS
Communication
SOCOMEC Maintenance Access Bypass hatch
«Used source» LED (fixed base serial number inside)
N Ph N Ph N Ph
SLOT1
X20 X10 X30
Input / Output control Incoming / outgoing power cable connections

Communication Extensions
B
A
1 Unlocking the by-pass
serial number on base, visible through the hatch
Backfeed protection
KEY:
A = Pull-out power rack with switching electronics,
B = Fixed base incorporating the connection and manual bypass components.

5. Unpacking
5. 1. Precautions on delivery of the product

On delivery, check the condition of the packaging and ensure that the equipment casing is not damaged, dented or
warped.
If necessary, report any damage or defects on the delivery note.
Carefully remove STATYS from its box, please bear in mind that the weight of the unit is not evenly distributed.
5. 2. General recommendations for installation

STATYS must be installed in an interior room which is:
• protected from humidity
• free of obstacles which may prevent natural ventilation,
• sufficiently ventilated to ensure a constant temperature to the equipment,
• clean, dry and dust-free,
• free of flammable vapour or corrosive smoke
Carefully read this manual before making the «source» input and «load» output connections.
This manual must be kept next to STATYS, so that the operator may refer to it at any time in case of need.
The electrical connection and all wiring operations must be performed by qualified personnel.
All packaging materials must be recycled in accordance with regulations in force in the country of installation.

6. Installation
6. 1. Securing the rack cabinet

Since STATYS is a pull-out unit, the cabinet must be firmly secured to the floor!
If cabinet must be moved, take into account its centre of gravity if STATYS is installed on the top
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6. 2. Installing the rails
Fasten the 2 rails inside the rack cabinet in order to support the base.
6. 3. Installing the base

Slide the base onto the 2 rails previously mounted and use the 2 holes in the front panel to fix the base to the cabinet
using 2 screws.
6. 4. Installing the power rack

STATYS is equipped with a device to protect against incorrect handling; check that the switch (behind the bypass
cover) is set to position 1 or 2.
Slide the power rack onto the base and check that the rear section is squarely positioned against the base.
Fasten the front of the rack using 2 screws.
Set to 0 before wiring the device
Fixing power rack on base
5.5 mm
6.5 mm
86 mm
47.21 mm
m
m7
74
482.4 mm
34.5 mm
Fixing Base on frame
The rack cabinet must have a minimum depth of 800 mm

6. Installation
6. 5. Cooling
Ensure that ventilation of the rack cabinet enables the front of each STATYS to benefit from the adapt-
ed air socket (air flow rate and temperature) and for the rear side to have an adequate level of air
extraction.
it is necessary to leave a passage of 40mm in front of the front and back grid
Rating 32A 63A

Type of cooling Forced cooling redundant
Air flow (m3 / h) 26
Max. dissipation (W) 109 187
6. 6. Mechanical characteristics
Rating 32A 63A

Height 86 mm
Width 483 mm
Depth 747 mm without handle (40)
Weight 26 Kg
Module 2U
6. 7. Environment
Rating 32A 63A

Operating temperatures 0 to 40 °C
Storage temperatures -20 to 70 °C
Protection degree IP 30
Humidity 0 - 95%
Altitude < 1000 m a.s.l. without derating
Noise level 47 dB(A)

7. Connection
7. 1. Access to terminals
The cabinet must be accessible from the rear in order to connect STATYS
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N Ph N Ph N Ph
SLOT1
X20 X10 X30
terminal block Source 2 input Output

Source 1 input

7. Connection
7. 2. Electrical environment
7. 2.1. Electrical characteristics - inputs
Rating 32A 63A

Nominal voltages (source 1 / source 2) 120-127 or 220-240 or 254*
Nominal voltage tolerance settable ± 10 % of Un
Rated Frequency 50 or 60 Hz
Frequency tolerance +/- 2 Hz (can be configured up to ± 5 Hz)
7. 2.2. Electrical characteristics - output
Rating 32A 63A

Nominal voltages Same as sources
Nominal frequency 50 or 60 Hz
Overloads See § 8.4
* depending on the ordered version
7. 3. Schematic diagram
SOURCE 1 SOURCE 2
Ph+N PE Ph+N PE
X10 X20 Description Load
X10 Source 1 input

XJ400 XJ400 XJ400 X20 Source 2 input
X30 Load output
Q30 Position 0 of Q50

CS1 CS2
Q50 Maintenance bypass
RACK
RACK CSx Static Switch
XJ400
Q30
I II
Q50-1 Q50-0 Q50-2
2p 2p 2p
EMBASE
FIXED CONNECTOR X30
Ph+N PE

7. Connection
7. 4. Cable sizing
The cable must be sized to accept at least the nominal current.
Phases Neutral Earth
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Connection M6 M6 3 x M6
Max rigid / flexible 35 / 25 35 / 25

Diameter (mm²) 50
Min rigid / flexible 6 / 10 6 / 10
Tightening torque (Nm) 4.5 4.5 4.5
7. 5. Earthing diagrams
The STATYS range is compatible with all earthing systems. Nevertheless you should ensure that you have a suitable
safety device installed.
Failure to observe earthing procedures may lead to the risk of electric shock, or the risk of fire if a earth
fault occurs.
Remember to connect the earth at the marked point
Earth connections must be in compliance with local regulations and applicable standards.

7. Connection
7. 6. General cable routing
7.6-1 Correct installation. 7.6-2 Authorised installation.
Source 1 Source 2 Load Control cables¹ Source 1 Source 2 Load Control cables¹
≥10 cm ≥10 cm ≥10 cm
Control cables1: connections between the cabinets and each unit, alarm messages, remote mimic panel, BMS con-
nection, emergency stop, connection to breaker components...
7.6-3 Incorrect installation.
Power cables and control cables must never be installed in the same raceway
Power cables near to sensitive equipment must not be exposed to electromagnetic fields.

7. Connection
7. 7. Devices for protecting persons and property

7. 7.1. Backfeed protection
In order to comply with the IEC62310-1 & IEC62310-3 Standard, STATYS is is equipped with internal protection.
This is provided by a switch on each source (see section 4)
Rearming of internal protection devices:
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1. Transfer power to the by-pass using the switch (see section 10.5),
2. Pull out the rack drawer,
3. Rearm the circuit breaker (see section 4)
The backfeed wiring is integrated
7. 7.2. Fuse Internal protective device

Depending on the STATYS model ordered, an internal protective device may be present:
If possible, replace using an identical model of the same brand.
In any case the neutral is not protected (never broken).
The internal protective does not provide external upstream protection.
7. 7.3. External upstream protection

These protective devices need to be selected and configured taking into account the size of the STATYS unit, the
installation and the diameter of cable used.
The installation’s short-circuit current must not exceed that permitted by STATYS (see § 8.4)

7. Connection
7. 8. Cabling procedure
7. 8.1. Preliminary checks
Ensure that STATYS is correctly installed in its final position.
Check that the installation is isolated.
Set all switches to position 0.
7. 8.2. Cabinet cabling

Remove the protective devices to gain access to the power connections.
Check that the ground connector is clamped in firm contact with ground.
Check that the other installation devices are securely attached to this ground.
The diameter of the cable must comply with table § 7.4.
Fit a cable linking the ground connector to the PE terminal block.
Wire the source 1 on terminal block X10. Comply with the specified neutral-to-neutral connection.
Wire the source 2 on terminal block X20. Comply with the specified neutral-to-neutral connection.
Wire the output on terminal block X30. Comply with the specified neutral-to-neutral connection.
Ensure that phases are correctly configured between source 1 and source 2.

8. Operating modes
8. 1. Manual transfer
The user is able to control the transfer of the load from one source to another, both via the keypad and via commu-
nication (see «communication interface» § 12).
Manual transfer does not disturb the supply to the load.

If the synchronisation conditions are not met after 30 seconds (factory default setting), an asynchronous transfer oc-
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curs, if authorised, otherwise the request is cancelled.
If the transfer cannot take place (for example, 2nd source out of tolerance), the following icon appears:
Impossible transfer
Note: The alarm will shut off automatically when normal conditions are restored.
8. 2. Automatic transfer
Automatic transfer occurs in the event of a voltage drop, frequency drop or when the preferred source is unavailable.
It does not interrupt the supply to the load. Automatic transfer switches the supply from the preferred source to the
alternate source. Once the preferred source is re-established, the system automatically returns to this source after a
time delay, which can be configured by the user.
The parameters that define the quality thresholds of the source and the automatic return can be adjusted in program-
ming mode (see § 9.5.4)
To ensure totally secure transfer, STATYS continuously monitors the presence of the alternate source.
If the alternate source is unavailable (or if the voltage exceeds the preset tolerances), the transfer function is inhibited.
STATYS raises an alarm to warn the operator that the transfer is no longer possible.
Automatic return from the alternate source back to the preferred source may also occur following a manual transfer.
In the event of a short circuit at the output of the supplied equipment, the transfer function is inhibited. This stops the
short circuit from being transmitted along the other track and thus prevents the other source from being interrupted.

8. Operating modes
Two types of transfer may occur, synchronous or asynchronous, according to the source synchronisation status and
the hardware configuration.
Synchronous transfer
Synchronous transfer occurs automatically when the two sources S1 and S2 are deemed to be synchronised, e.g.
when their phase deviation is within the tolerance window (standard +/- 10°). In this case, switching the source does
not alter the phase.
If the phase deviation exceeds this tolerance window, synchronous transfer is inhibited and automatic changeover to
the other source will not be possible. However, the transfer may in any event be executed in these conditions if the
system is configured for synchronous/asynchronous transfer.
NOTE: STATYS is configured for synchronous/asynchronous transfer by default.

It may be configured to «synchronous only» transfer for applications which are sensitive to phase shifts (advanced
parameters, see §13).
Most information processing equipment, servers, computer... are impervious to significant phase variations.
Asynchronous transfer
Automatic asynchronous transfer occurs only if it is authorised by the software configuration (standard factory con-
figuration, advanced parameters see §13) and if the sources S1 and S2 are not synchronised, e.g. their phase de-
viation exceeds the tolerance window. In this case, switching the source may produce a significant phase variation
during the changeover.
This type of transfer allows for automatic load changeover between sources which are not permanently controlled,
or which are unusually out of phase, thereby maximising the security of the power supply.

8. Operating modes
8. 3. Automatic restart function
Following the total unavailability of both sources and if STATYS is in conduction state on one of the two sources, an
automatic restart and conduction occurs on the return to one of the 2 sources.
The supply is re transferred automatically onto the preferred source as soon as this source becomes available.
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The automatic restart function is configurable and is set to OFF by default.
8. 4. STATYS overload operation
Time running overload depends on the rate measured load. It is run independently on each branch of STATYS.
When STATYS is in overload, an «OVERLOAD ALARM» message appears and the «GENERAL ALARM» is trig-
gered.
Typical overloads guide:
The increment follows the guide below:
Overload Time
110% 60 min
125% 10 min
150% 2 min
200% 20 seconds
Note: These values may vary as a function of the rating (in amperes), the protection index and the ambient temperature.

9. LCD Mimic panel
9. 1. LCD and LEDs
9. 1.1. Presentation
The mimic panel consists of:
an LCD screen permitting:

• display of electrical magnitudes of an input or output (in AUT mode)
• activation of system controls (in CONTROL mode)
• display of maintenance codes (in TEST mode)
• programming of the device (in PROG mode)
13 LEDS indicating:
• the different operating states
• the mimic panel showing the power flow
• the system’s current mode
8 keys used for system management.
A
I
B
C
D
H J
E F G
K
D Preferred source
H Path concerned by displayed value

9. LCD Mimic panel
9. 1.2. Meaning of leds
ON BLINKING OFF
A Transfer locked Switchback impossible Transfer possible

Source outside tolerated
B Source within tolerances Source absent
range
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C Conduction path Path outside tolerated range No conduction
Output not supplied by
E Load supplied by STATYS Output shutdown imminent
STATYS
F Permanently asynchronous sources Sliding sources Synchronous sources
G General Alarm Critical alarm No alarm active
I Selected mode Mode awaiting selection
J On Bypass /
K Output supplied directly by source 1 or 2 / /
9. 2. Password management
Two levels of protection:
«User» password: provides access to control mode and user parameters settings (user access). Disabled by default
(set to _ _ _), it can be configured from 000 to 999 and _ _ _.
«System» password: provides access to user and system parameter settings. The default setting is 000, it may be
configured from 000 to 999.
When the device is in standby mode, the password is invalidated.

9. LCD Mimic panel
9. 3. Keypad
Accesses different menus (AUT, CONTROL, TEST and PROG)
In CONTROL mode, activates source 1 conduction
Scrolls display, menu or digit In CONTROL mode, stops

conduction
Scrolls display, menu or digit
In TEST mode, launches a full

display test (LEDs, screen, Validate or store
buzzer)
In CONTROL mode, activates source 2 conduction
Once in a menu, cancels an ongoing command
The buzzer emits a short beep whenever a key is pressed
9. 4. Display
Electrical magnitudes:
Voltages and frequency of each source on 1 page marked with H symbol to indicate the source concerned.
Voltages and frequency (1 page), current and crest factor (CF) (1 page), power (kW and kVA) (1 page), power factor
(1 page) and load rate (Lr and %) (1 page) of the output, marked with H symbol.
If there is no output load, the display switches alternately from “source 1” page to “source 2” page.
If there is a load at the output, only the output pages are displayed
An alarm message may appear if an alarm is raised (see § 9.6 «alarm management»)
This standard display may be temporarily fixed on one page using the buttons and
The display goes into standby mode (backlight OFF) after 5 minutes of keypad inactivity.

9. LCD Mimic panel
9. 5. Operating modes
There are 4 modes:

automatic (AUT)
control (CONTROL) Whatever the mode selected, STATYS operation remains priority.
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test (TEST)
programming (PROG)
Press the “MODE” key to select the next mode (the corresponding LED will blink), press the “OK” key to enter the
selected mode.
If the keypad is not touched for 30 seconds, the system returns to automatic mode.
9. 5.1. Automatic mode

This is the default mode. In this mode the LCD screen displays the electrical magnitudes of the inputs or of the output
(see chapter 9.4 «display» ), as well as alarm messages (see chapter 9.6 «alarm» ).
The display can be fixed on one page using the keys and .
9. 5.2. Control mode
This mode is accessed by entering the «user» password (if defined)
The display is identical to the automatic mode display (but cannot be fixed on one page). The device waits for the
conduction state to be changed manually:
Stop conduction press the (OFF) key, the E indicator blinks, then repeat this sequence, press the “OK” key to
validate this choice or press the “ESC” key to cancel the command.
Activate source 1 conduction press the key (1), the message «use S1» blinks, press the “OK” key to validate this
choice or press the “ESC” key to cancel the command.

9. LCD Mimic panel
Activate source 2 conduction press the key (2), the message «use S2» blinks, press the “OK” key to validate
this choice or press the “ESC” key to cancel the command.
These changeovers are performed whether the sources are synchronous or asynchronous, unless the
factory setting of the device is changed to «synchronous only» mode (no asynchronous transfer, set-
tings accessible in advanced parameters, see §13).
If the sources are sliding, the appliance requests a «transfer on the fly»
Transfer on the fly

If, during a conduction activation request, the sources are sliding, a «fly» message blinks along with the phase shift
value.
The user can then:
wait for the transfer to occur automatically once the 2 sources become synchronous,
force the transfer (if the device configuration authorises an asynchronous transfer) by once more pressing the key
for the desired source. The message «frc trf» (force transfer) blinks on the last line («fly» no longer blinks), press
the “OK” key to validate the forced transfer request (cancel using the “ESC” key and thereby return to the «fly»
message),
To exit this mode, press the key for the source in conduction state once more. The message «esc» then appears.
Validate it using the “OK” key or cancel it using the “ESC” key.
Stop automatic switchback when the device is waiting for phase synchronisation, press the key for the alternate
source ( key or key).
The message «end asb» appears

9. LCD Mimic panel
9. 5.3. Test mode

This mode enables maintenance codes to be displayed in the form of pages marked with a number
For each maintenance page the following information appears:
on one line, 4 hexadecimal digits corresponding to the maintenance code, followed by the message «STS Code N° xxx»
where xxx corresponds to the number of the page.
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The page is changed using the keys and
Pressing on the key launches a complete mimic panel test by:
• Switching on all LEDs,
• Displaying all LCD segments,
• Operating the buzzer.
This mode does not interrupt the normal operation of STATYS
9. 5.4. Programming mode
This mode is accessed by entering a password:
If the «user» password is inputted, only «user» parameters may be configured.

If the «system» password is inputted, all parameters could be modified.

9. LCD Mimic panel
Choice of preferred source (user access)

Display: PS
Default value: S1
Possible choice: S1 or S2
Modbus link configuration (user access)

Display: MODBUS
Slave number
Display: SLAV NB
Default value: 1
Possible choice: 1 to 255
Link speed
Display: BAUDS
Default value: 19200
Possible choice: 2400, 4800, 9600 or 19200
Link parity
Display: PARITY
Default value: NO
Possible choice: ODD, EVEN or NO
Timestamp (user access)

Display: DAY-TIME
Date
Display: DAY
Default value: current date
Possible choice: day-month-year with day from 1 to 31, month from JAN to DEC and year from 00 to 99
Time
Display: TIME
Default value: current hour

9. LCD Mimic panel
System configuration (System access)

Display: SYSTEM CONF
Password configuration
Display: PASSWORD

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User password
Display: USER
Default value: _ _ _
Possible choice: 000 to 999 (000 = no password)
System password
Display: SYSTEM
Default value: 000
Remote control (System access)

Display: REM CTL (remote control)
Default value: en
Possible choice: EN (enable) or DIS (disable )
Sensitivity threshold* (System access)

Display: SEN (sensitivity)
Default value: STD
Possible choice: «LOW», STD for «standard», «HIGH» and CUS for «custom» (configuration via PC link)
*Values used to carry out transfer (if authorised):

Low Sensitivity:
• the RMS voltage value exceeds the rated value by +/- 15%,
• The frequency exceeds the rated value by +/- 4 Hz,
• instantaneous voltage (1ms transient) drops to 40% below the RMS rated voltage.
High Sensitivity:
Standard Sensitivity:

9. LCD Mimic panel
Automatic load resupply (System access)

Display: AUTOMATIC ON
Use of automatic resupply

Display: AUTOMATIC ON
Default value: NO
Possible choice: YES or NO
Delay before automatic resupply

Display: DELAY
Default value: 0 seconds
Possible choice: 0 to 65535 (if AUTOMATIC ON = YES)
Automatic retransfer to the preferred source (System access)

Display: AUTO SB (automatic switchback)
Use of automatic switchback

Display: AUTO SB (automatic switchback)
Default value: NO
Possible choice: YES or NO
Delay before automatic switchback (if AUTO SB = yes)

Display: DELAY
Default value: 3 seconds
Nominal voltage (System access)1

Display: UN
Default value: nominal value measured by the equipment
Possible choice: 100V to 499V
Nominal frequency (System access)1

Display: FN
Default value: nominal value measured by the equipment
Possible choice: 50 or 60 Hz
1
Values used to calculated upper and lower limits.

9. LCD Mimic panel
9. 6. Alarm management
When an alarm is triggered (see alarms table), a flashing message (and his number) appears on the screen regard-
less of which mode is in use. If the alarm is critical the LED flashes, otherwise it is lit continuously. In addition to the
message and the LED warning, a buzzer will sound.
When the “OK” key is pressed, the alarm is acknowledged and the buzzer is silenced, the display remains fixed (it
shows the display pages) but the LED remains ON
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These different alarm displays will disappear when the alarm disappears.
In the case of multiple alarms, only the most important one will be displayed and the buzzer will sound until the last
alarm is acknowledged.
Name Message N° Meaning
Imminent stop immin stop 0 Imminent conduction shutdown
Output Isc detection output isc 1 Output in short circuit
Manual Bypass mnt bypass 2 Manual bypass on
Overload I max 3 Overload at the output
Consecutive detections cons detec 5 Too many consecutive transfers
Auto re transfer impossible sb imp 6 Impossible Switchback
Transfer impossible transf imp 7 Impossible Transfer
Power Path 1 deteriorated path1 at 9 Input 1 out of tolerance
Power Path 1 in short circuit path1 sc 10 Input 1 in short circuit
Power Path 1 in failure path1 out 11 Input 1 in failure
Power Path 2 deteriorated path2 at 13 Input 2 out of tolerance
Power Path 2 in short circuit path2 sc 14 Input 2 in short circuit
Power Path 2 in failure path2 out 15 Input 2 in failure
Backfeed S1 protection open bf1 open 16 Source 1 protection open
Backfeed S2 protection open bf2 open 17 Source 2 protection open
Ambient temperature max tmp max 18 Max temperature reached
Insufficient resources insuf res 20 Insufficient resources
Preventive alarm prevent alm 25 Preventive alarm
Configuration alarm config alm 26 Problem with the settings and parameters
Control Panel alarm hmi alm 27 Communication with screen lost
Electronic electronics 28 Electronic problem
Custom input alarm custom in 29 Custom alarm
Maintenance alarm mainten alm 30 Maintenance alarm
General Alarm general alm 31 General Alarm

10. Commissioning
10. 1. Start conditions

The 3-way switch is set to position «0», Source 1 and Source 2 voltages are present, the mimic panel will then be
activated.
10. 2. Activation of output conduction

According to the autorestart configuration (see § 9.5) conduction can then be activated on the output. The user can
then establish conduction from the alternate source, or stop conduction.
10. 3. Selecting the preferred source

Note: According to the factory default setting, the preferred source is source 1.
Under normal operation, the load is supplied by the preferred source.
REMINDER: automatic transfer switches the supply from the preferred source to the alternate source. It is therefore
important that the user defines the preferred source.
The preferred source is selected in «programming» mode (see § 9.5.4).
10. 4. Load supply

If conduction is not activated, the user may force the conduction (see § 9.5.2 Controls mode).
Or use the maintenance by-pass (see section 10.5).

10. Commissioning
10. 5. Maintenance bypass

STATYS is equipped with two bypasses which enable it to directly supply the load from source 1 or 2 without inter-
rupting your application’s power supply
At that point, the power rack can be pulled out.
This function is entirely secure, the switches are equipped with mechanical and electronic locks to minimise the risk
ENGLSIH
of human error.
Nevertheless you should observe the follow instructions:
The bypass is initiated using a 3-way switch (Q50):
0
In position 0 = normal operation
1 2
the power rack cannot be pulled out (mechanical lock).

the load is powered by CS1 or CS2.
Activate bypass 1: Ensure that STATYS is on source 1 (CS1 is enabled).
0 In position 1 = bypass to source 1
1 2
the load is directly supplied by source 1
the power rack can be pulled out.
Return to normal operation (position 0): Ensure that STATYS is on source 1 (CS1 is enabled)
Activate bypass 2: Ensure that STATYS is on source 2 (CS2 is enabled)
0
In position 2 = bypass to source 2
1 2
the load is directly supplied by source 2
the power rack can be pulled out.
Return to normal operation (position 0): Ensure that STATYS is on source 2 (CS2 is enabled)
Do not change the position of the switch when the power rack is removed, as the critical load would
no longer be supported

11. use without a power rack
When operating normally, the STATYS by-pass must never be operated unless a power rack is fitted.
However, it is possible to operate the by-pass after the module has been removed.
This operation must always be carried out by trained personnel who have been provided with appropri-
ate personal electrical protection equipment: only then can electrically ‘live’ components be accessed!
This operation cuts the load!
11. 1. Stopping the load without the power rack

STATYS is on by-pass, load is powered, rack is removed.
You wish to stop the power supply to the load:
• Enable the unlocking operation (reference point 1, see general view § 4)
• While the unlocking operation is enabled, move the by-pass switch to position 0.
• Releasing the unlocking operation
11. 2. Return to by-pass

This return to by-pass involves moving the by-pass switch back into position 1 or 2:
• Enable the unlocking operation (reference point 1, see general view § 4)
• While the unlocking operation is enabled, move the by-pass switch to position 1 or 2.
• Releasing the unlocking operation
The move to by-pass powers the load if the source is present.
Pay attention: The rack cannot be replaced in its mounting unless the STATYS unit is on its by-pass setting.

12. Communication interfaces facilities
STATYS is equipped as standard with:

• (on front panel) one Ethernet port which allows for ModBus TCP communication, use of the SNMP protocol,
sending of emails following alarm activation, and integrated Web page browsing
• (on the rear panel), one terminal block giving access to:
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XB 1
XB 2
XB 1:
• 1 inverter relay for the general alarm, terminal 1 = Normally Open, 2 = Common, 3 = Normally Closed,
• 1 inverter relay for the preventive maintenance alarm, 4 = Normally Open, 5 = Common, 6 = Normally Closed,
• 1 input for an emergency stop button (not supplied), terminals 7 and 8, Normally Open (on request Normally
Closed)
XB 2:
NOT USED
STATYS is also equipped with 1 slot which can house one communication module:
1 serial port module (JBus/ModBus or Profibus or DeviceNet),
RS232
1 NC
2 Rx
RTX+
3 Tx RTX– RS485 RS485 / RS422
4 NC 2 FILS JBUS 4 FILS JBUS
5 GNDI 1 RTx+ 1 RTx+
6 NC 2 RTx- 2 RTx-
7 NC 3 ALIM TELES. 3 ALIM TELES.
8 NC 4 NC 4 Rx+
9 NC 5 NC 5 Rx-
6 GNDI 6 GNDI

12. Communication interfaces facilities
or
1 alarm relay module (providing 3 inputs and 4 outputs) configurable on demand.
OUT
2
IN1
OUT IN3
1 OUT
IN1 3
IN2
OUT
4
13. Advanced diagnostics and parameters

STATYS is equipped with a diagnostic plug on the front panel, for connection of a maintenance computer. This link
can be used for adjusting the advanced parameters and other settings according to specific operational needs.
Maintenance personnel can also use this link to download the event log, statistics and comprehensive information
for rapid and complete diagnostics.

14. Main features
14. 1. Electrical characteristics - inputs

Rating 32A 63A
Nominal voltages (source 1 / source 2) 120-127 or 220-240 or 254*
Rated Frequency 50 or 60 Hz
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14. 2. Electrical characteristics - output

Rating 32A 63A
Nominal voltages Same as sources
Nominal frequency 50 or 60 Hz
Overloads See § 8.4
14. 3. Mechanical characteristics

Rating 32A 63A
Height 86 mm
Width 483 mm
Depth 747 mm
Weight 26 Kg
Module 2U
14. 4. Environment
Rating 32A 63A
Operating temperatures 0 to 40 °C
Storage temperatures -20 to 70 °C
Protection degree IP 30
Humidity 0 - 95%
Altitude < 1000 m a.s.l. without derating
Cooling Forced cooling redundant
Noise level 47 dB(A)

15. Glossary
STS: Static Transfer System
S1: Source 1 input

S2: Source 2 input
Preferred source:
source used as normal power supply to the load, generally set by the operator
Alternate source:
source used as an alternative power supply to the load when the priority source fails or exceeds the permitted toler-
ances or is switched off for maintenance.

COURANT MAXIMUM ADMISSIBLE FACE AVANT
MAXIMUM CURRENT WITH STAND FRONT FACE
MODEL Volts X10 X20 X30 5.5 mm

1STA 32A 230V 32A 32A 32A 6.5 mm
1STA 63A 230V 63A 63A 63A
86 mm
47.21 mm
BORNIER TERMINAL BLOCK : 25mm2
482.4 mm
X10 : ARRIVEE RESEAU SOURCE 1
MAINS INPUT SOURCE 1
16. Appendices:
16. 1. Plan: diagram
34.5 mm
X20 : ARRIVEE RESEAU SOURCE 2
MAINS INPUT SOURCE 2
X30 : SORTIE UTILISATION
LOAD OUTPUT
N Ph N Ph N Ph
SLOT1
SOURCE 1 SOURCE 2 X20 X10 X30
Ph+N PE Ph+N PE
PASSE FIL STANDARD
GROMMET IN STANDARD
X10 X20 PRESSE ETOUPE SUR DEMANDE
8.7 mm
CABLE GLAND ON REQUEST
VUE DE DESSUS / ABOVE VIEW
XJ400 XJ400 XJ400
CS1 CS2
RACK
465 mm
441 mm
482.4 mm
RACK
XJ400
Q30
I II
Q50-1 Q30 Q50-2
2p 2p 2p
EMBASE 81 mm
FIXED CONNECTOR X30 110 mm
747 mm
40 mm
8.7 mm
Ph+N PE

787 mm
35
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STATYS

STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

11. use without a power rack 30

12. Communication interfaces facilities 31

13. Advanced diagnostics and parameters 32

14. Main features 33

STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

• fault or defect in the design of parts added or supplied by the customer;

STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06 1

This equipment conforms to AS standards and bears the approval mark:

2 STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

Carefully read this manual before operating STATYS.

STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06 3

Scrupulously follow the operating or maintenance instructions described in this manual.

The cabinet is permanently powered by sources 1 and 2.

3. 3. Risk of power cut

Hazardous voltage may be present within STATYS after it is switched off.

4 STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

Simplified mimic panel

Input / Output control Incoming / outgoing power cable connections

1 Unlocking the by-pass

serial number on base, visible through the hatch

STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06 5

5. 1. Precautions on delivery of the product

5. 2. General recommendations for installation

6 STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

6. 1. Securing the rack cabinet

6. 3. Installing the base

6. 4. Installing the power rack

Fasten the front of the rack using 2 screws.

Set to 0 before wiring the device

Fixing power rack on base

Fixing Base on frame

The rack cabinet must have a minimum depth of 800 mm

STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06 7

Rating 32A 63A

Rating 32A 63A

Rating 32A 63A

8 STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

terminal block Source 2 input Output

STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06 9

7. 2.1. Electrical characteristics - inputs

Rating 32A 63A

Rating 32A 63A

X10 X20 Description Load

X10 Source 1 input

X30 Load output

Q30 Position 0 of Q50

10 STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06

The cable must be sized to accept at least the nominal current.

Phases Neutral Earth

Max rigid / flexible 35 / 25 35 / 25

Tightening torque (Nm) 4.5 4.5 4.5

Remember to connect the earth at the marked point

STATYS 32-63A Monophasé - Ref.: IOMSTAMO0910-GB_06 11

7. 6. General cable routing

7.6-1 Correct installation. 7.6-2 Authorised installation.

≥10 cm ≥10 cm ≥10 cm

7.6-3 Incorrect installation.

11. use without a power rack 30

12. Communication interfaces facilities 31

13. Advanced diagnostics and parameters 32

14. Main features 33