Connecting to Protected Devices
Connection | To connect the devices, refer to “Connecting the Interface |
procedure | Expander: Figure 2” on page 18 and perform the following |
| steps in the order given. |
| 1 Connect the master server to the (Advanced) com- |
| puter interface port of the UPS. (See “Master |
| server versus Interface Expander servers” on page |
| 8.) |
| Note: A server not supported by PowerChute plus |
| must use simple signaling with the appropri- |
| ate cable. (See “Choosing cables: Table 1” |
| on page 4.) |
| If an accessory, such as |
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| (Advanced) computer interface port of the |
| UPS, connect the master server to the UPS |
| monitoring port on the accessory. (Accesso- |
| ries label this port in different ways, but the |
| function — replicating the computer inter- |
| face port of the UPS — is the same.) |
| 2 Connect the other server(s) to the Basic ports on |
| the Interface Expander, using APC cables. See |
| “Choosing cables: Table 1” on page 4. |
| Note: Servers connected to the Basic ports of the |
| Interface Expander use simple signaling |
| for monitoring the UPS. If these servers use |
| PowerChute plus, this software must be |
| configured for simple signaling. See “Con- |
| figuring PowerChute plus for simple |
| signaling” on page 9. |
| 3 Connect the power cords of all protected servers |
| and devices to the power outlets on the UPS. |
| 4 Continue with “Configuring the Interface |
| Expander” on page 19. |
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| Continued on next page |
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