Black | Appliance Plug, 250V, 10A, 3 Pin, High Temperature

Issue:
Process for upgrading StruxureWare Data Center Expert.

Product Line
StruxureWare Data Center Expert (DCE)
Environment:
StruxureWare Data Center Expert (all versions)

Resolution:

You must have a valid currently active software support contract to receive upgrade files.

See FA372574 for instructions on preparing for the upgrade, which include:

• Receiving upgrade files from technical support.
• Verifying the Checksum (integrity) of upgrade files.
• Virtual Appliance hard disk requirements.
• Creating a Backup before upgrading.

 

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1) Download the upgrade.zip file and verify the checksum.

2) Extract the downloaded upgrade.zip file.

3) Login to the DCE Desktop Client, select the Updates Menu, and then select Apply Server Update.

4) Select Import and navigate to the extracted upgrade file.  Select Open.

5) Select Install Update to start upgrading the server.

6) Monitor the progress of the update on the web interface of DCE.
NOTE: Upgrades usually take an hour or less to complete, but for certain upgrades it may take significantly longer depending on the number of devices and amount of historical data.

7) When prompted for login on the web interface, log in and install the new desktop client.  Instructions for downloading and installing the desktop client can be found in knowledge base FA272226.

Please see below diagram from the MTZ Neutral Current Transformer Instruction Sheet.



As you can see, H1 is always oriented to the bottom side (of the breaker) and H2 to the top side (of the breaker). 
In fact, the CT is always installed in the same way whatever the way the breaker is fed (top or bottom).


Please see the below illustrations for better understanding. 



You can install the neutral CT above or below or same level as the breaker, but H1 side of the neutral CT is always facing the direction where the bottom of the breaker is. Please see below.




The reason for this is that the internal CTs installed inside the beakers, face their H1 side towards the bottom terminals of the breaker. Since, we cannot change the orientation of the internal phase CTs, we have to match the same orientation in the neutral CT as well. i.e. H1 is always oriented to the bottom side (of the breaker) and H2 to the top side (of the breaker)

 Yes it is a standard appliance plug.



Please go to the following links below and check under the Documentation Tab for more information.

Australia - https://www.clipsal.com/products/detail?CatNo=465&itemno=465-BK&backto=/search?q=465&tab-document-1=0
New Zealand - https://www.pdl.co.nz/products/detail?CatNo=465&itemno=465-BK&backto=/search?q=465

Product Line:
Masterpact NT, Masterpact NW
 
Environment:
New or existing Masterpact breakers in Square D or OEM equipment

Resolution:

Spring Charging Motor (MCH)
Voltage	T-Frame		W- & Y-Frame
	Fixed	Drawout	Fixed	Drawout
AC
48	S47391	S47461	S48207	S48522
100–130	S47395	S47465	S48211	S48526
200–240	S47396	S47466	S48212	S48527
277	S47398	S47468	S48213	S48528
380–415	S47398	S47468	S48214	S48529
440–480	S47400	S47470	S48215	S48530
DC
24–30	S47390	S47460	S48206	S48521
48–60	S47391	S47461	S48207	S48522
100–130	S47392	S47462	S48208	S48523
200–250	S47393	S47463	S48209	S48524

See instruction bulletins,
Spring Charging Motor (MCH) for Masterpact® NT, Electrically-operated P-frame and NS630b–NS1600 Circuit Breakers
48049-236-01
Spring-charging Motor (MCH) for Masterpact® NW Circuit Breakers
48049-149-02

NW


NT

The Homeowner has access to all functions. Administrator has access to all functions except the ability to transfer the homeowner rights, delete the home and granting administrator rights to other members. A common member only has access to operate devices, receive notifications (alarm, moment/automation trigger, device added/removed and invite) from a home, configure device settings and schedules.