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7.8Additional information on events and actions

7.8.1Action settings Tab

In the Action settings tab you can configure the actions that are executed by the Network Shutdown Module.

Action settings tab

Select an action in the Action List (eg. User Notification) then you have the possibility to select the different tabs for the considered action:

ωIn the “Settings” tab, you can configure the selected action that is executed by the Network Shutdown Module.

ωIn the "Events" tab, you can associate the selected action with the event(s) that will be able to trigger the action.

ωIn the "Test" tab, you can execute the action (by simulating the event occurrence).

ωThe Restore to default button takes you back to the initial configuration.

ωThe Save Change(s) button saves your configuration.

Possible operations on actions

ωAdd ...: Adds a new action in the Action list, all the parameters must be entered

ωDuplic.: Duplicates the selected action, with all its parameters (see Add ...)

ωDel: Deletes the selected action

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Network Shutdown Module V3 specifications

The MGE UPS Systems Network Shutdown Module V3 is an advanced solution designed to manage the safe shutdown of critical IT infrastructures during power outages. As businesses increasingly rely on electronic systems for their operations, ensuring data integrity and preventing hardware damage during unexpected shutdowns is paramount. The Network Shutdown Module V3 provides a seamless response to power loss events, ensuring that systems are properly powered down, minimizing the risk of data loss and equipment failure.

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