Minuteman UPS SNMP-32 Series user manual Applications

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External SNMP-32 card Package Contents (SNMP-32L Only)

The external adaptor is used to connect the SNMP-32L card to the UPS, when the UPS does not have an option slot. The contents of the package are:

External Adaptor Box

Power Adaptor

DB9 Male-to-Female Serial Cable

USNMP-32 Card

CD

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SNMP-32 card and the UPS

A UPS can be configured with either an internal or an external SNMP-32 card; then it is connected to the network. The SNMP-32 card contains a MIB agent. The agent communicates both solicited and unsolicited messages to the Network Management Station (NMS). Unsolicited messages are defined by the MIB and are built into the agent for critical items such as AC power failure and low battery detection. The agent recognizes these critical events and immediately forwards them to the Network Management Station. The network manager will immediately notice the alarm and the flashing icon of the SNMP-32 card. By clicking on the icon, you will be able to see the alarm messages. If nobody is present, the Network Management Station will shutdown the programs, the OS server and eventually the UPS safely.

SNMP-32 card and the RPM (Remote Power Manager)

When the RPM is connected to the network with the SNMP-32L card, the system manager could check each device’s condition via a Web Browser. The manager could monitor and control the devices by simply inputting the IP address of the SNMP-32L card. When there is an abnormal power condition the SNMP-32L card will send the trap information to the system manager, and then the system manager can take the appropriate action.

SNMP-32 card and the ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch)

An ATS can be configured with the SNMP-32 card; then it is connected to the network. The ATS is an Automatic Transfer Switch with redundant input sources. The ATS can be viewed and controlled via a Web Browser.

SNMP-32 card and the CPS (Current Probe Sensor)

The CPS and the SNMP-32 card can be used to monitor the current (Amps) of 16 devices. The information can be view via a Web Browser.

SNMP-32 card and the ENV (Environmental Monitoring)

A Temperature/Humidity Probe can be connected to the SNMP-32 card to monitor the temperature and humidity of the surrounding environment. The SNMP-32 card is then, connected to the network to view the environmental conditions via a Web Browser. When an abnormal condition occurs, a trap can be sent to the system manager and activated some pre- set action configured by administrator.

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Contents SNMP-32 Series Table of Contents Trademarks Conventions used in this guideFeatures IntroductionPackage Contents Applications Installation Procedure Internal SNMP-32 cardExternal SNMP-32 card SNMP-32L Only Setup-Procedure Snmp Utility GroupSnmp Utility Set IP address for SNMP-32 card Web Management Interface Main MenuConfiguration Network Information System StatusSecondary DNS Server IP Configuration SnmpAccess Control Ethernet Connection TypeTrap Notification Snmp ScreenRecipient’s Email Address for Event Log Configuration EmailEmail Setting Recipient’s Email Address for Daily ReportConfiguration PPP Configuration Web/TelnetUser Account Configuration System Time Log Information EventENV Event List CPS Event ListATS Event List Log Information Data Data LogFirmware Upgrade Procedure Snmp Utility Download Firmware Telnet Configuration TelnetSave & Reboot Set Snmp Access ControlReset Configuration to Default Set Snmp MIB SystemConnected Device Uninterruptible Power Supply UPSBattery Information UPS InformationInput Status Battery StatusUPS Status Output StatusCancel Test Quick Battery TestDeep Battery Calibration Shutdown UPS Battery mode onlyGraphic View Graphic View ScreenUPS Recorded UPS SettingsUPS Properties Test UPSNew Schedule Event Screen RPM Action Remote Power Manager RPM Power Resume Delay RPM Setting Fig Select RPMPower off Delay Address ChangeRPM Schedule RPM Schedule ScreenCurrent Probe Sensor CPS CPS Status FigThreshold Temp/Hum32-Probe ENV ENV Status FigInput Power Source B Automatic Transfer Switch ATSInput Power Source a ATS Status FigConfiguring the NMS General Network Management StationsGateways AppendixCommunities IP AddressesSubnet Mask Routing and Filtering Troubleshooting ProblemObtaining Technical Assistance Installation SiteWhat are the symptoms? If you are a consultantLimited Product Warranty Limited Product Warranty