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Chapter 3 Using the Share-UPS Menus

Using the Management Port

Introduction The Management port of Share-UPS allows you to connect a modem or DTE (data terminating equipment — a dumb terminal or a computer running terminal emulation soft- ware) to the Advanced port (port 1) of Share-UPS. Upon establishing communications with Share-UPS through the Management port (see “Logging on to Share-UPS” on page 31), you will access the Share-UPS menus. The Share-UPS menus provide the following features:

•Out-of-band notification

•UPS status display

•UPS control

•Share-UPS configuration

The next paragraphs in this section describe these features.

Out-of-bandWhen you use Share-UPS with an external modem and a

notification pager, Share-UPS can notify system administrators of prob- lems, such as:

•UPS is operating on battery

•UPS has returned to On Line status (utility power restored)

•UPS has a low battery

•UPS has been shut down

•Battery needs replacement

•Abnormal UPS conditions or faults

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Contents

Share-UPS Thank You Contents Setting Up Share-UPS Using the Share-UPS Menus Product Information Introduction UPS and Share-UPS. See Using the Share-UPS Following list shows some of the features of ShareSupports advanced or simple signaling on its Can delay shutdown of the UPS until all servers have On next Cable supplied with your APC UPS Product Description Pin assignments, on Tery and Low Battery conditions in the UPS. For furtherInformation see Simple versus smart signaling Table On page 10. For Basic port specifications, see Basic port Product Description If the LED Is… Then Share-UPS… Labeled… Product Description Communication Types Simple Signaling Smart SignalingKey Concepts Key Concepts Smart signaling If the UPS had previously been connected using An On Battery signal, causing the servers to shut down Low Battery condition at the UPS. Share-UPS generates aTo the configured shutdown mode see Configuring Share UPS on page 23, when it may force a Low Battery signal Key Concepts Installing Multiple Accessories Interface Expander Accessory slot with the higher numberAccessory Priority Position APC Expansion Chassis AP9600 or Triple Chassis AP9604. For installation instructions, refer to the userIf you need additional SmartSlot capacity between Share-UPS unit and the master server, you can purchase an Installing Share-UPS Mounting Share-UPS NetShelter Figure Mounting Share-UPS on a wall Figure If daisy-chaining multiple Share-UPS units Connecting Share-UPSConfiguring Share-UPS, on If using Optional Power input see Optional Share-UPS use simple signaling for moni Ate cable. See Choosing simple signalingIf an accessory, such as Measure-UPS II or An Expansion Chassis, is already using Configuring Share-UPS Behavior Confirmed shutdown mode Effect Actions and select UPS On Battery from the Event Down delay for a time longer than Share-UPS timerSetting. Otherwise, if the power returns after Shutdown delay, go to ConfigurationEvent If configuring multiple Share-UPS units repeat If you want to change Share-UPS settings Com Steps in the order given. If Share-UPS fails this test, see Troubleshooting on Using the Management Port Using the Share-UPS Menus Load, battery conditions, and current UPS status Using a dumb terminal or a computer and terminal emulaTion software, you can access the UPS remotely. Password-protected menu interface allows you to view Characters long, and is case-sensitive Nected, after three unsuccessful passwordFor security, change the password as soon As possible. See Share-UPS Settings Main menu The following figure shows the Main menu. Figure Main Menu For a description of the Measure-UPS Status screen Measure-UPS environmental monitoring accessoryUPS accessory Main menu only if Share-UPS has detected an APC Description Behavior Following table describes the items that appear onMain menu Following figure shows the UPS Status display Connected UPS, output and load readings, battery informaAccess the UPS Status display, type s from the Main menu UPS Status Display UPS Status Display Definitions Waiting to Power Load Following figure shows the UPS Control menu Tions on demand through Share-UPS. To access the UPSUPS Control Menu Status display, type c from the Main menu It is connected to the UPS UPS Control menu Menu, type d from the Main menu Share-UPS Settings MenuShare-UPS Settings menu allows you to configure Following figure shows the Share-UPS Settings menu Share-UPS Settings menu Definitions Site IDspaceevent code Paging Setup Menu Ured for paging During a utility power outage when Share-UPS is configFollowing figure shows a typical sequence of events Information, see the documentation supplied with Following figure shows the Paging Setup menuFollowing table lists some common modem commands That you may include in your dial string see Share-UPS Setting Description Paging Setup menu Paging Setup Menu Definitions Warranty Information Specifically, APC is not liable for any costs, such as lost Claims by third parties, or otherwise. This warranty givesPurpose. Some jurisdictions do not permit limitation or Exclusion of implied warranties therefore, the aforesaid Troubleshooting Trouble Shooting Trouble Shooting Table Material authorization RMA number For problems not covered in the troubleshooting chart seeTroubleshooting on page 26, or if the problem Persists, follow this procedure Life-Support Policy Specifications Assignments Specifications Normally Open Management port pin assignments are listed in the fol Communications port. The port is configured as data termiManagement port is a standard 9-pin RS-232 serial Data bits with 1 start bit, 1 stop bit, and no parity Share-UPS Following table shows the product specifications forSpecification Product Specifications Index Symbols Index Re-Boot All Servers Y, Z Page W. a p c c . c o m