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Hello All,

 

I have APC Smart UPS Smart-UPS RT 10000VA 230V, And Simply it keeps beeping and I dont have much experience in it, So I can tell you what it does, It Makes a discontinuous beeping sound, and flashing, Does anyone knows how to make this annoying beeping sound to stop ?!, Or maybe the cause of this case?

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Does it have network monitering or a USB port that you can hook up to at this will give you more information. It is probably unstable voltage like over or undervoltage conditions.
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It’s hard to say without knowing the pattern of beeping. Could it be you keep losing power for short amounts of time? Do any of the lights change when beeping happens? Check no power cables have come lose. How old is the unit?
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In some Posts, I found that i could connect it to my laptop through a RJ45 to usb cable, I've tried that and the laptop didnt even recognize it !!!, but the Network card in it keeps flashing like its connected and there is no cable plugged in its network card
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I had this with an APC UPS for a while. It would bleep rapidly for about a minute every hour or so. It had lost connection to the monitoring server. I recommend checking your servers for APC software on your servers.
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In some Posts, I found that i could connect it to my laptop through a RJ45 to usb cable, I've tried that and the laptop didnt even recognize it !!!, but the Network card in it keeps flashing like its connected and there is no cable plugged in its network card

 

It needs to be plugged in to a network with a DHCP server so that it can pick up an IP, you can then use the setup tool which you can find on the APC site to find out the address and configure it. You can also set the IP via a special ARP and ping command combination or use the serial port to configure it.

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Pottsey the Light doesn't change, just a red light and the beeping sound, And it has been working for 2 years

 

Maybe take a photo or small video of it and post it here to augment the description, may be easier to get a definative answer. I'd still look at setting up the network monitering though as this will give you more full usage includign server shutdown on power fail rather than just delaying a hard shutdown.

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It needs to be plugged in to a network with a DHCP server so that it can pick up an IP, you can then use the setup tool which you can find on the APC site to find out the address and configure it. You can also set the IP via a special ARP and ping command combination or use the serial port to configure it.

Okay, I've been speaking with London as My server is there, And told them to give me access so i can check, Thanks Dude :)

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Maybe take a photo or small video of it and post it here to augment the description, may be easier to get a definative answer. I'd still look at setting up the network monitering though as this will give you more full usage includign server shutdown on power fail rather than just delaying a hard shutdown.

 

Working on it, I am taking snapshots of it now

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Audible Alarm Alarm when on battery : distinctive low battery alarm : overload continuous tone alarm

 

From here

 

Also, this is the user manual.

 

 

The X light means there's an internal fault. There's a troubleshooting section in the manual which should help.

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Audible Alarm Alarm when on battery : distinctive low battery alarm : overload continuous tone alarm

 

From here

 

Also, this is the user manual.

 

The X light means there's an internal fault. There's a troubleshooting section in the manual which should help.

 

Big Fat Thanksssssssssss .. Its the Stupid battery, the question here , Can I know which one is Dead ?!!!! And Can I disconnect it ?

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Big Fat Thanksssssssssss .. Its the Stupid battery, the question here , Can I know which one is Dead ?!!!! And Can I disconnect it ?

 

Probably all of them as they are usually all the same age, best to replace the lot anyway. Some models do have an inline replacement feature but you would need to check your UPS manual to see if yours does and what the procedure is as given the voltage you need to be careful.

 

Edit: page 13 of the manual someone posted earlier says they are hotswappable.

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Audible Alarm Alarm when on battery : distinctive low battery alarm : overload continuous tone alarm

 

From here

 

Also, this is the user manual.

 

 

The X light means there's an internal fault. There's a troubleshooting section in the manual which should help.

 

Big Fat thankssssssss, Its the Stupid battery, but the question here, Is there any chance to know which battery? Can i disconnect it ?

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Inside the UPS, there is usually only one battery. It's heavy. They can be hot-swapped... although I did my last one when the server was shut down anyway for other reasons.

 

Read through the documentation and it should tell you how to do it. It was straightforward with ours (also APC)

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Inside the UPS, there is usually only one battery. It's heavy. They can be hot-swapped... although I did my last one when the server was shut down anyway for other reasons.

 

Read through the documentation and it should tell you how to do it. It was straightforward with ours (also APC)

 

In the 10000 RT, there are 4 cartridges, each containing a bunch of batteries, but you only work with the cartridges - and they weigh a tonne, and cost a fair packet too. The cartridges are about £650 each IIRC.

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In the 10000 RT, there are 4 cartridges, each containing a bunch of batteries, but you only work with the cartridges - and they weigh a tonne, and cost a fair packet too. The cartridges are about £650 each IIRC.

 

Actually I am not planning on replacing it, I just wanted to disconnect it so the beeping sound stop, and I am Already going to Purchase a new one cuz its time for this one to take a break :)

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Actually I am not planning on replacing it, I just wanted to disconnect it so the beeping sound stop, and I am Already going to Purchase a new one cuz its time for this one to take a break :)

 

You can't disconnect the batteries in a UPS to stop it beeping, it would just beep complaining it needs batteries then...

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