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Page 1 EDGE-3 Soundproof Micro Data Center O&M Manual engineer for a sustainable tomorrow.
Page 2 USystems Legal Disclaimer The information presented in this manual is not warranted by USystems Ltd to be authoritative, error free, or complete. This publication is not meant to be a substitute for a detailed operational and site specific development plan. Therefore, USystems Ltd assumes no liability for damages, violations of codes, improper installation, system failures, or any other problems that could arise based on the use of this Publication.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
....................... Fan panel removal ....................... Cable entry system ....................... Gland plates ....................... Extension kit assembly ....................... Plinth kit assembly ....................... EDGE-3 DAX kit assembly EDGE Management System Operation ....................... Product Description ....................... Quick starter guide WebUI ....................... Overview ....................... Dashboard .......................
Page 4: Packaging
Inspection Inspect the packaging and contents for shipping damage. Make sure that all parts are accounted for. Report any damage immediately to the shipping agent. Report missing contents, damage, or other problems immediately to USystems or your reseller. Please Recycle The shipping materials are recyclable.
Page 5: Important Safety Information
Important Safety Information Read the instructions carefully to become familiar with the equipment before trying to install, operate, service or maintain it. The following messages may appear throughout this manual or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call atten- tion to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure.
Page 6: Safety Instructions
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M Introduction Safety Instructions • The EDGE system is to be powered from a dedicated power source (Refer to Model Identification & Rating plate for voltage input). • The EDGE system is not to be powered via an extension cord.
Page 7: Model Identification
Voltage Input & Fan module: 15 = 100-130V or 24 = 200-240V Example of Identification/Rating label The example above shows an EDGE-3 Soundproof cabinet, 24U in height, 120cm depth, configured for 240V input, with two fan modules (1 per door) rated 200-230V, 170W Page 7...
Page 8: Moving The Edge-3
• Un-ravel the bubble wrap. The cabinet will be unlocked and the keys located inside on the front mounting angles. Moving the EDGE-3 Moving instructions • When moving the cabinet with equipment inside, place the heavy equipment at the lower part of the 19 inch area.
Page 9: Electrical Installation
Electrical Installation. WARNING The EDGE-3 equipment is configure for either 100-130V fans or 200-240V dependant on the fans fitted, this will be indicated to the rear of the EMS rating label. Reference image below. The EDGE System requires a dedicated Power Source.
Page 10 EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M Installation The EMS provides supplementary protection via the fused inlet by 2 x High Rupture Capacity fuses rated T5AH250V. The EDGE System for continued compliance must be provided with an appropriate Pre-approved power cord fitted with a regional plug to a maximum of 3 metres in length.
Page 11: Configuration
Installation Configuration Before installing the enclosure, plan the location and space needed to install equipment, and plan ergonomics of keyboards and video monitors. Improper airflow could damage installed components. The following should be considered when finding a location for your enclosure - Ambient temperature in the room should be as low as possible to allow efficient cooling.
Page 12 Configuration - Cooling and best installation practice The EDGE-3 can achieve up to 12kW of heat removal. But in order to achieve these figures it is paramount that ‘best installation practice’ is adopted. Understanding the airflow characteristics of the EDGE-3 design is key.
Page 13 The foam running around the sides of the infills must be maintained spots to ensure its ongoing effectiveness. EDGE-3 sound proof cable entry system enable cabling in and out of EDGE-3 sound proof tower infill foam helps to retain maximum ther- the cabinet without compromising both sound or thermal mal performance and sound attenuation when fitting non 19”...
Page 14: Mounting Angle Adjustment
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M Installation Mounting angle adjustments The mounting angles are factory fitted by default to 700mm. Both front and rear mounting angles are adjustable but it is advised to move the rear mounting angles to accommodate longer IT equipment.
Page 15 Installation (continued) 3. Remove the mounting angle from the top and bottom mounting angle supports by using the Philips screw- driver and 10mm spanner. 4. Move the mounting angle and infills into the desired place. Screw the mounting angle back into the top and bottom mounting angle support and infills back into the 3 depth supports.
Page 16: Door Removal - Front
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M Installation Door removal - Front passive (non-fan) When removing LCD door, make sure that the micro usb cable attached to the door has been disconnected. Open both doors to 135° (does not need to be exact) to allow the most grip when holding onto the door and lift off both hinges.
Page 17: Fan Panel Removal
Installation Fan Panel removal To removal/replace a fan panel turn off power to the fans. 1. Disconnect the IEC and fan connector cable from the fan panel 2. Using a Philips screwdriver unscrew the 9 screws surround- ing the fan panel as shown 3.
Page 18: Cable Entry System
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M Installation Cable entry system The cable entry system can be used at any of the cable entry points by removing the gland plate and adding the cable entry system in its place. Remove the gland plate by unscrewing the 2 m6...
Page 19: Gland Plates
Installation Gland plates The EDGE-3 has 6 gland plates which are removable. It is advised not to remove the gland plates during operation as this will cause issues with air recirculation and potential hot spots. Gland plates To remove the gland plate unscrew using a Philips head screw driver while holding onto the nut to avoid dropping if removing from the top frame.
Page 20: Extension Kit Assembly
Installation Extension Assembly kit The EDGE-3 rear extension kit allows larger equipment to be put inside, giving an additional 200mm depth. It is fully retrofittable and will not adversely affect the performance of the cabinet. 1. Remove the rear active doors, following instructions on page 16.
Page 21: Plinth Kit Assembly
Installation Plinth Assembly Instructions Remove the M10 allen key bolt and the M6 pozi nut and bolt from each corner of the base (note head of the M6 Bolt is locat- ed inside the cabinet).  Place the corresponding plinth corners (left hand and right hand) on each corner with the M6 bolt and nut and the M10 nut as per removal (make sure the levelling foot is attached to the plinth corner before fitting it onto the UCoustic base).
Page 22: Edge-3 Dax Kit Assembly
Soundproof MDC O&M Installation EDGE-3 DAX kit The EDGE-3 DAX ‘Direction Airflow eXhaust’ kit is available to control the hot airflow exhaust from the active rear doors. Please see data sheet for more information. Not available on 12U EDGE-3. Stage 1 Remove the gland plate located at the top of the cabinet to the rear.
Page 23: Edge Management System
EDGE Management System ‘EMS’ Product User Guide Page 23...
Page 24: Product Description
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M Product Description EDGE Management System (EMS) The EDGE (EMS) is the hub of the EDGE System. It provides the means of connection to the dedicating incoming power source and Fan power distribution and control The EMS is a networkable, environmental, monitoring and security product.
Page 25: Quick Starter Guide
Quick starter guide The EDGE Management System is delivered from USystems with default settings, please refer the EDGE Management System User Guide for these settings. These settings should be adequate for most installations, however adjustments can be made to suit the requirement.
Page 26: Overview
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M WebUI ‘Web User Interface’ Overview The EDGE Management System is an environmental, monitoring, security and networkable product, delivered with a default IP Address of 192.168.0.10 and a Net mask of 255.255.252.0 The WebUI can be accessed using the default IP address in the address bar of any browser from any type of device there is a default Administrative account which to login to requires the following credentials: Default username: ‘Admin’...
Page 27: Dashboard
Restart - Selecting this with restart the EMS Upgrade - This option is available to upgrade the EMS To use this an update file from USystems will be required SupportMe! - This is to enable the VPN connection with USystems so that a remote support connection can be estab- lished.
Page 28: Fan Speed
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M WebUI - Fan Speed The Fan speed page will allow you to set an alarm if there is a Fan Fail. To enable an alarm, select Fan Speed from the left hand column. Select the ‘on’ button and enter at least one email address of those that need to receive a notification.
Page 29: Environmental
WebUI - Environment The environment page allows setting of alarms on over temperature. The Alarm will be set off if the temperature reaches the set threshold in degrees °C/°F which can be changed either using the arrows provided or by manually entering it by selecting the text field in between the arrows.
Page 30: Security
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M WebUI - Security The Security tab is only activated if either a camera front and/or rear, or contact sensors have been added to the device manager. Camera Settings Brightness, Contrast, saturation and Hue can be adjusted per camera, this is accessed from the toggle below the camera feed.
Page 31: Alerts
Amber. Service Alert USystems are able to provide your enclosure with a service when ever you need. For more information on what is offered in a service please contact USystems. To activate this option simple select the ‘On’ button and click on the date to choice or type it in yourself, then select save.
Page 32 EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M WebUI - Alerts 2 The EMS has an alert option which will alert on the date you select. When the Alert is triggered the LCD Display on your enclosure with change to Amber. Filter Alert Depending on the environment that the enclosure is situated could result in the enclosure absorbing dust so it is recommended to each customer to use a filter to prevent your IT equipment from unwanted material in the air.
Page 33: Reporting
WebUI - Alarm Reporting The Alarms Log report is a list of alarms recorded for up to 3 months. This includes Fan fail, access and temperature over threshold data, reports of the data are available to download onto a .csv spreadsheet. The records may be displayed 10, 25, 50 or 100 per page.
Page 34 EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M WebUI - Temperature Reporting The Temperature Log report is a list of temperature recorded up to 3 months. Reports of the data are available to download onto an .csv spreadsheet. The records may be displayed 10, 25, 50 or 100 per page.
Page 35 WebUI - Humidity Reporting The Temperature Log report is a list of Humidity recorded up to 3 months. Reports of the data are available to download onto an .csv spreadsheet. The records may be displayed 10, 25, 50 or 100 per page. Search by date and time using the same format from ‘timedate’...
Page 36 EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M WebUI - Fan Reporting The Fans Log report is the list of fans connected to the EMS and it’s RPM output recorded for up to 3 months. Reports of the data are available to download onto a .csv spreadsheet.
Page 37: Network
WebUI - Setting Network Settings TAB The default network settings are as follows: Device name: EMSXXXXXX DHCP: Set to ‘Off’ IP address: 192.168.0.10 Netmask: 255.255.252.0 Gateway: 0.0.0.0 To change these settings select the text fields and adjust accordingly and then click Save Settings. If the IP address is changed reconnect using the new IP address after the EMS has been restarted.
Page 38: User Accounts
EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M Device manager Hardware version: Displays device’s hardware version Software version: Displays the device’s software version Default Units: Change between Metric to Imperial Servo: If 1 or 2 servos are connected to the EMS this must be selected to ‘ON’ for the EMS to control the servos...
Page 39: Sensor Names
Sensor Names The table displays each sensor assigned to the EMS and provides the ability to name each device. To change the name, select the text field and type what is required. A good example would be to name a contact sensor in the front to ‘Front door’ which will show on the dashboard.
Page 40 EDGE-3 Soundproof MDC O&M SNMP v2c Community Strings Community strings are used to grant SNMP v2c access to the EMS. Permissions The level of access to be granted for the community: Read-only the rocommunity for read-only access; Read-write the rwcommunity for read-write access.
Page 41 Further Documentation For additional information, please refer to the below. Available through your USystems representative, or our central inquires line at sales@usystems.com Complete Product Range Available at www.usystems.com Operations and Maintenance Manual Please contact sales@usystems.com Troubleshooting Guide Please contact sales@usystems.com Product Datasheet Available at www.usystems.com...
Page 42 Further Documentation For additional information, please refer to the below. Available through your USystems representative, or our central inquires line at sales@usystems.com Complete Product Range Available at www.usystems.com Operations and Maintenance Manual Please contact sales@usystems.com Troubleshooting Guide Please contact sales@usystems.com Product Datasheet Available at www.usystems.com...