Tripp Lite UPS SNMPWEBCARD instruction manual Settings Menus, Device

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Troubleshooting

Settings Menus

Device

This menu allows device settings to be customized for simplified remote management of the device via a web browser or a remote PowerAlert Console application. (See Figure 4-5.)

Location—Provides an alphanumeric field to identify the specific location of the power device.

Region—Provides an alphanumeric field to identify the general area where the power device is located.

Device Name—Provides an alphanumeric field to identify the device.

These fields allow IT personnel to specify information about a device. This information is useful for asset management tools such as PowerAlert Enterprise, which allows administrators to view all power devices on a network on a single screen. Example:

Location Store 1444 Region-Chicago Device Name-Web Server

Date UPS Installed—Provides an easy way to track the age of the UPS. This is necessary since UPS battery life expectancy is typically 3-5 years.

Serial Number—Provides a field for an asset tracking ID number, if required.

Low Battery Warning—By default, Tripp Lite UPS Systems signal a low battery warning at 10 percent. Changing this default value to another number provides flexibility in setting actions based on a battery capacity other than the 10 percent.

Note: Not all devices will have all of these device settings options, and others may have more.

Figure 4-5: Device Settings Menu

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Contents UPS Snmpwebcard Table of Contents Snmpwebcard System Requirements Chapter IntroductionItem Description Snmpwebcard DetailsPackage Contents Terminal Mode Configuration Chapter ConfigurationSetting Value Selecting an IP AddressManaging the UPS Snmp ChapterEstablishing a Connection Chapter Browser InterfaceTo Log On to the UPS Adapter Navigating the Snmpwebcard Web PagesDevice Information Menu BarDevice Summary Action Menu Alarm StatusAvailable Actions Loads Screen LoadsDevice Settings MenusContacts EventsContact Settings Menu Network Configuring Snmp Trap DestinationsTelnet Menu TCP/IP MenuWeb Menu Snmp Menu10 Set Date/Time System12 Event Logs Event LogsProblem IP Address of the Snmpwebcard is unknown Solution Chapter TroubleshootingProblem Unable to perform Snmp get operations Solution Problem Solution Unable to perform Snmp set operationsEnvironmental Specifications Appendix a SpecificationsPS/2 Connector Pins PS/2 ConnectorSerial Port Adapter Card Name Description