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Minuteman UPS SNMP-32 Series Remote Power Manager RPM, RPM Status Fig Select RPM, Outlet A-H

Models: SNMP-32 Series

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7-2. Remote Power Manager (RPM)

7-2. Remote Power Manager (RPM)

This section will guide you through the SNMP-32 card’s RPM Web pages. See the RPM User’s Manual for installation instruction.

1.RPM Status (Fig. 44)

Select RPM

Select which RPM to view and control (RPM01-RPM16).

Outlet A-H

Name the outlet. The user can rename each individual outlet (see RPM Setting screen).

Outlet Control

Non-Internet: The outlet can only be controlled locally by the front panel control buttons. The outlets cannot be controlled via the Web page.

Instant Shutdown: The outlet can only be controlled via the Web page. The outlet can be turned on/off instantly by clicking on the outlet icon.

Safe Shutdown: The outlet can only be controlled via the Web page. The outlet will be turned off after XX number of seconds by clicking on the outlet icon (see RPM Setting screen).

Safe Reboot: The outlet can only be controlled via the Web page. The outlet will turned on (reboot) after XX number of seconds (see RPM Setting screen).

On/Off

This is the current state of the outlet, on/off.

Outlet Icon

Clicking on the Outlet Icon will change the state of the outlet (on/off). If the Outlet Icon is yellow, the outlet is on. If the Outlet Icon is white, the outlet is off.

All On Button

Clicking on the All On button will turn all of the outlets on, when the outlets are setup for Internet control.

All Off Button

Clicking on the All Off button will turn all of the outlets off, when the outlets are setup for Internet control.

Fig. 44-RPM Status Screen

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Minuteman UPS SNMP-32 Series Remote Power Manager RPM, RPM Status Fig Select RPM, Outlet A-H, Outlet Control, On/Off

Contents

SNMP-32 Series Web-based monitoring SNMP cardUser’s Manual 34000241 Rev1Table of Contents Conventions used in this guide TrademarksNote Notes contrast from the text to emphasize their importance Copyright Para Systems, Inc Unauthorized reproduction prohibitedFig. 1-SNMP-32L Card 1-1. Features1. Introduction Internal SNMP-32 card Package Contents 1-2. Package ContentsFig. 2-SNMP-32S Card Status LED TableSNMP-32 card and the RPM Remote Power Manager External SNMP-32 card Package Contents SNMP-32L OnlySNMP-32 card and the ATS Automatic Transfer Switch 1-3. ApplicationsInternal SNMP-32 card 2. Installation ProcedureExternal SNMP-32 card SNMP-32L Only Fig. 3-Internal SNMP-32 CardFig. 7-SNMP Utility Configuration Menu 3. Setup-ProcedureFig. 5-SNMP Utility Group Fig. 6-SNMP Utility Network SelectionFig. 8-SNMP Utility Set IP address for SNMP-32 card Fig. 9-SNMP Utility Advanced setting of SNMP-32 card2. Configuration Fig. 10-SNMP-32 card Login Screen4. Web Management Interface 4-1. Main Menu4-2. Information System Status 4-3. Configuration Network1. System Information 2. Network Status2. Access Control 4-4. Configuration SNMP6. Secondary DNS Server IP 7. Ethernet Connection TypeFig. 14-SNMP Screen Fig. 15-Event Screen 3. Trap Notification1. Email Setting 4-5. Configuration Email2. Recipient’s Email Address for Event Log 3. Recipient’s Email Address for Daily Report4-7. Configuration Web/Telnet 4-6. Configuration PPPFig. 17-PPP Screen 1. User Account1. Internet Time Setting 4-8. Configuration System Time4-9. Log Information Event 2. System Time Format mm/dd/yyyy hhmmssCPS Event List ENV Event ListATS Event List Fig. 20-Event Log Screen 2. Save Event Log1. Data Log 4-10. Log Information DataFig. 22-Data Log Screen 2. Save Data Log Fig. 23-Save Event Log ScreenFig. 26-SNMP Utility Configuration Menu 5. Firmware Upgrade ProcedureFig. 24-SNMP Utility Group Fig. 25-SNMP Utility Network SelectionFig. 28-SNMP Utility Download Firmware Complete Fig. 27-SNMP Utility Download FirmwareFig. 31-Telnet Login 6-1. Telnet Configuration6. Telnet Fig. 29-Telnet StartupReset Configuration to Default Set SNMP Access ControlSave & Reboot Fig. 32-Telnet Main Menu Set IP AddressBattery Information 7-1. Uninterruptible Power Supply UPS7. Connected Device 1. UPS Information2. UPS Status Battery StatusUPS Status Input StatusDeep Battery Calibration Quick Battery TestCancel Test Shutdown UPS Battery mode onlyFig. 36-Graphic View Screen 4. Graphic ViewFig. 37-Set Thresholds Screen Fig. 38-Log Graphics ScreenFig. 39-UPS Settings Screen 6. UPS Schedule 5. UPS SettingsUPS Properties UPS RecordedFig. 43-RPM Action Screen Fig. 41-New Schedule Event Screen 7. RPM ActionFig. 42-RPM Action Screen 1. RPM Status Fig Select RPM 7-2. Remote Power Manager RPMOutlet A-H Outlet ControlPower off Delay 2. RPM Setting Fig Select RPMPower Resume Delay Fig. 45-RPM Setting ScreenFig. 47-New Schedule Event Screen 3. RPM ScheduleFig. 46-RPM Schedule Screen Fig. 49-CPS Configuration Screen Fig. 48-CPS Status Screen 2. CPS Configuration Fig Name7-3. Current Probe Sensor CPS 1. CPS Status FigFig. 51-ENV Configuration Screen Fig. 50-ENV Status Screen 2. ENV Configuration Fig7-4. Temp/Hum32-Probe ENV 1. ENV Status FigFig. 52-Automatic Transfer Switch Screen 2. ATS Configuration Fig 7-5. Automatic Transfer Switch ATSInput Power Source A Input Power Source BGeneral Network Management Stations 8. Configuring the NMSHP OpenView Network Node Manager for HP-UX Compile the Device MIB Add the SNMP-32 card Object to the Management MapCommunities 9. AppendixGateways IP AddressesSubnet Mask Routing and Filtering Problem 10. TroubleshootingProblem ProblemWhat are the symptoms? Installation Site11. Obtaining Technical Assistance If you are a consultantLIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY 12. Limited Product Warranty