INTRODUCTION
Sentry II is a UPS power monitoring application for the Windows 95/98/ME, Windows NT/2000/XP, SCO Unixware/Open Desktop,
Through SentryII’s web browser interface, you can configure shutdown timers and event actions, view and print event logs, and view and print power history graphs and data logs.
You can configure SentryII to perform appropriate actions when an event is detected. The user configurable actions include: logging, broadcasting, paging,
The monitoring screen displays readings and meters for the UPS. You can customize which values are displayed.
The UPS readings can be logged for later viewing. You can configure the frequency of the data logging. The event log tracks the history of power and UPS related events. The data log can be viewed, graphed, or printed. The event log can be viewed or printed.
You can schedule specific actions to occur, such as system shutdown and restarts. You can schedule these actions to recur
INSTALLATION
System Requirements
1.To use SentryII, your system must be running one of the following operating systems with the TCP/IP protocol:
•Windows 95/98/ME
•Windows NT/2000/XP
•SCO Unixware/Open Desktop
•HP-UX
•IBM AIX
•Red Hat Linux
•Novell Netware 4.x, 5.x
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2.SentryII requires one dedicated
3.SentryII requires an additional dedicated
Installing the UPS Interface Cable
Install the UPS interface cable by performing the following steps:
1.Locate the UPS interface cable that was provided with SentryII, or the UPS. (Part # 35000003)
2.Identify the computer end of the cable. The computer end of the cable will have a part # label attached.
3.Plug the connector at the computer end of the cable into the dedicated serial communications port on your computer. If this end of the cable does not match your serial port connector, use an
4.Plug the connector at the other end of the cable into the interface port on the UPS. (Refer to the UPS user’s manual for help in locating the interface port.)
NOTE: SentryII will look for the UPS on com 1 by default. Com ports 2, 3, or 4 maybe used with minor configuration changes.
Windows
Install Procedure
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