How do I stop Kstar ups?
How do I stop Kstar ups?
a) Press and hold the OFF key for more than half a second to turn off the UPS.
How do I charge my Kstar ups?
How do I charge my Kstar UPS battery? If you buy a new Kstar UPS power supply, confirm the voltage of the battery by inspecting the label. After prepariation，plug the UPS into the mains grid and charge it for at least 12 hours to ensure that the battery is fully charged.
How do I stop my Kstar from beeping?
Now, to stop the UPS beeping sound, find the “Control” icon in the left column. Another confirmation box will appear, asking you “Toggle Beep?”. Choose yes. Then the UPS will stop beeping.
How do I know if my UPS is charging?
You can tell if the UPS is charging by installing the software that came with it (or downloadable from APC’s website) and plugging in the USB cable that comes with the UPS. Running your computer through a brand new UPS is not a problem.
What if UPS shows red light?
Red: “Get someone out here now!” If your UPS displays a red light, call your power solutions provider immediately. Your system has a critical error that needs attention now or it could fail.
How long does a UPS take to fully charge?
On average, it takes 10 times the discharge time for the UPS batteries to recover. (A 30-minute battery discharge requires about 300 minutes to recharge.)
Should I turn on UPS while charging?
The UPS will charge the battery whether the unit is turned on or turned off. Please contact our Tech Support department with installation, troubleshooting, or general product questions.
Why UPS light is blinking?
This indicates that the UPS is performing a Self-Test of the battery. If the Self-Test passes, the green On-Line LED will go on solid while the yellow On Battery LED will go off. If it fails the test, the red Replace Battery LED will illuminate.
Can I turn off UPS when not in use?
You can choose to care for your UPS battery however you see fit. But, unplugging it can result in a shorter lifespan. If you unplug your UPS each night, for example, it will self-discharge. When it is plugged in again, the battery will have to charge itself back up to “make up” for that discharge.
