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Minuteman UPS SNMP-32 Series New Schedule Event Screen 7. RPM Action, RPM Action Screen

Models: SNMP-32 Series

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Fig. 41-New Schedule Event Screen

After selecting the “New” button or [Edit], the following page will appear (Fig. 41). Select the desired shutdown and restart configuration and then click the “Save” button.

•Date: Input the date for the event to occur.

•Time: Input the time for the event to occur on the specified date.

•UPS Action: If Shutdown is selected, the UPS will shutdown, but will not restart automatically. If Shutdown with Restart is selected, the UPS will shutdown and then restart after XX number of seconds.

Fig. 41-New Schedule Event Screen

7.RPM Action

This screen provides the interface to set the Remote Power Manager (RPM) to do a specific action when the UPS or the ENV’s specified event occurs (Fig. 42).

Note: This function is only supported when the UPS or ENV is connected to the RPM.

Fig. 42-RPM Action Screen (1)

After selecting the “New” button the following page will appear (Fig. 43).

•Events Select: The user can select which event to start the Action.

•Events Action: The user can select to perform the Action when the event occurs or when the event is removed.

•RPM: The user can select which RPM to perform the Action.

•Outlet: The user can select which outlet to perform the Action.

•Outlet Action: The user can select to turn on the RPM’s outlet or turn off the RPM’s outlet.

Fig. 43-RPM Action Screen (2)

NOTE: RPM/UPS setup:

1.Plug the RPM’s power cord into the output of the UPS.

2.Install the SNMP-32 card into the RPM.

3.Install the RPM/UPS Interface card into the UPS.

4.Connect one end of the iLink cable to the iLink port on the RPM.

5.Connect the other end of the iLink cable to the iLink port on the RPM/UPS Interface card.

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Minuteman UPS SNMP-32 Series user manual New Schedule Event Screen 7. RPM Action, RPM Action Screen

Contents

Web-based monitoring SNMP card SNMP-32 SeriesUser’s Manual 34000241 Rev1Table of Contents Trademarks Conventions used in this guideNote Notes contrast from the text to emphasize their importance Copyright Para Systems, Inc Unauthorized reproduction prohibited1. Introduction 1-1. FeaturesFig. 1-SNMP-32L Card 1-2. Package Contents Internal SNMP-32 card Package ContentsFig. 2-SNMP-32S Card Status LED TableExternal SNMP-32 card Package Contents SNMP-32L Only SNMP-32 card and the RPM Remote Power ManagerSNMP-32 card and the ATS Automatic Transfer Switch 1-3. Applications2. Installation Procedure Internal SNMP-32 cardExternal SNMP-32 card SNMP-32L Only Fig. 3-Internal SNMP-32 Card3. Setup-Procedure Fig. 7-SNMP Utility Configuration MenuFig. 5-SNMP Utility Group Fig. 6-SNMP Utility Network SelectionFig. 9-SNMP Utility Advanced setting of SNMP-32 card Fig. 8-SNMP Utility Set IP address for SNMP-32 cardFig. 10-SNMP-32 card Login Screen 2. Configuration4. Web Management Interface 4-1. Main Menu4-3. Configuration Network 4-2. Information System Status1. System Information 2. Network Status4-4. Configuration SNMP 2. Access Control6. Secondary DNS Server IP 7. Ethernet Connection Type3. Trap Notification Fig. 14-SNMP Screen Fig. 15-Event Screen4-5. Configuration Email 1. Email Setting2. Recipient’s Email Address for Event Log 3. Recipient’s Email Address for Daily Report4-6. Configuration PPP 4-7. Configuration Web/TelnetFig. 17-PPP Screen 1. User Account4-8. Configuration System Time 1. Internet Time Setting4-9. Log Information Event 2. System Time Format mm/dd/yyyy hhmmssENV Event List CPS Event ListATS Event List Fig. 20-Event Log Screen 2. Save Event Log4-10. Log Information Data 1. Data LogFig. 22-Data Log Screen 2. Save Data Log Fig. 23-Save Event Log Screen5. Firmware Upgrade Procedure Fig. 26-SNMP Utility Configuration MenuFig. 24-SNMP Utility Group Fig. 25-SNMP Utility Network SelectionFig. 27-SNMP Utility Download Firmware Fig. 28-SNMP Utility Download Firmware Complete6-1. Telnet Configuration Fig. 31-Telnet Login6. Telnet Fig. 29-Telnet StartupSet SNMP Access Control Reset Configuration to DefaultSave & Reboot Fig. 32-Telnet Main Menu Set IP Address7-1. Uninterruptible Power Supply UPS Battery Information7. Connected Device 1. UPS InformationBattery Status 2. UPS StatusUPS Status Input StatusQuick Battery Test Deep Battery CalibrationCancel Test Shutdown UPS Battery mode only4. Graphic View Fig. 36-Graphic View ScreenFig. 37-Set Thresholds Screen Fig. 38-Log Graphics Screen5. UPS Settings Fig. 39-UPS Settings Screen 6. UPS ScheduleUPS Properties UPS RecordedFig. 42-RPM Action Screen Fig. 41-New Schedule Event Screen 7. RPM ActionFig. 43-RPM Action Screen 7-2. Remote Power Manager RPM 1. RPM Status Fig Select RPMOutlet A-H Outlet Control2. RPM Setting Fig Select RPM Power off DelayPower Resume Delay Fig. 45-RPM Setting ScreenFig. 46-RPM Schedule Screen 3. RPM ScheduleFig. 47-New Schedule Event Screen Fig. 48-CPS Status Screen 2. CPS Configuration Fig Name Fig. 49-CPS Configuration Screen7-3. Current Probe Sensor CPS 1. CPS Status FigFig. 50-ENV Status Screen 2. ENV Configuration Fig Fig. 51-ENV Configuration Screen7-4. Temp/Hum32-Probe ENV 1. ENV Status Fig7-5. Automatic Transfer Switch ATS Fig. 52-Automatic Transfer Switch Screen 2. ATS Configuration FigInput Power Source A Input Power Source B8. Configuring the NMS General Network Management StationsHP OpenView Network Node Manager for HP-UX Compile the Device MIB Add the SNMP-32 card Object to the Management Map9. Appendix CommunitiesGateways IP AddressesSubnet Mask Routing and Filtering 10. Troubleshooting ProblemProblem ProblemInstallation Site What are the symptoms?11. Obtaining Technical Assistance If you are a consultant12. Limited Product Warranty LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY