Pulsar ellipse 500 problem

all MGE UPS systems below 15 KVA is a part of EATON long ago

Check your power input section inside might be your fuse is blown.good luck.

Is easy, here is how to do it:

1. Plug your computer in your UPS
2. Plug the UPS to an outlet/plug
3. Start the UPS
4. And done

If you want your monitor conected to the UPS make sure it has 2 spacest to plug them in or use an extension cord with 2 outlets or more.
Hope it was usefull

IT was probably fried in one of these surges, this can happen if they are extremely frequent

The batteries in an UPS are sealed lead acid batteries. The voltage and amp hour rating depends upon the VA rating of your UPS.
I suggest you shut down your UPS and remove the batteries and get replacement ones that are the same rating as the ones in the UPS. Be careful of the size of the battery, they are a neat fit inside the UPS battery compartment.

lets try a few things bronx,

lets start by going over the beeps and lights. when you power the unit on. it should go Blue and stay blue. this means the unit is so far functioning correctly.

if your unit turns on lights up blue, then yellow , then red and stays red you have an issue

if you are experiencing the first scenario, press the power button till it goes red. which is standby mode.
then press button again till you hear two beeps, let go. make sure you have all your cables plugged in. this will send you to the diagnostic screen on the ps3 to select anyone of your options. since you are not getting a video display select the display settings and reset yours according to your type tv. if you are using a standard old school tellie, then its 480i, if you are on a plasma or lcd it would be 720p,1080i or 1080p. then you should be good from there


okay, if you are experiencing the second scenario its a much more severe issue. the GPU on the motherboard has gone bad, which is common on ps3s. if it is under warranty contact sony and they will send you out a refurb'd unit. if it is not under warranty there are a few good companies out on ebay that reflow or reball gpu chips on ps3s to repair this known issue.

since you are getting beeps and lights this is one of your scenarios. if you get no lights,no beeps then you got a bad Power Supply.

Good Luck!

Ruben

hi try this link but i only come with user manual only
http://office.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/mge_ups_systems/800.html

Sound like you have a stuck key and the bip noise is the keyboard buffer pverloading.
If you can't unstick this key, you need a new keyboard.

The batteries need to be replaced. They probably have more than 3 years.
Replace the batteries and let the new ones charge fully for a day and your UPS will work like new after that.

Sounds like a corrupt hard drive.

put it into disk mode

1. Before placing the iPod into disk mode, you should verify that it is charged.
2. Toggle the Hold switch on and off. (Set it to Hold, then turn it off again.)
3. Press and hold the Menu and Select buttons for at least 6 seconds until the Apple logo appears.
4. When the Apple logo appears, release the Menu and Select buttons and immediately press and hold the Select and the Play/Pause buttons until the Disk Mode screen appears.

Find it in "my computer", right click it and select format. Choose the FAT32 option and hit OK.

Once its done, restart your computer and plug in your pod. Start itunes and it should automatically reinstall the ipod firmware.