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Western Telematic AFS-16-1 manual Alarm Configuration

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7. Alarm Configuration

The AFS-16 can generate alarms when temperature readings exceed user-defined trigger levels, when input voltage is lost and then restored to the unit, when a Ping-No- Answer condition is detected and when the Invalid Access Lockout feature is triggered. In addition, the AFS-16 can also generate an alarm when the Monitor/Alarm Input feature detects a signal change at the Control Module AUX connector. When any of these conditions are detected, the AFS-16 can send an "Alarm" to the proper personnel via Email, Syslog Message or SNMP trap.

Notes:

•In order to send alarm notification via email or text message, email addresses and parameters must first be defined as described in Section 5.9.11.

Email alarm notification will then be sent for all alarms that are enabled as described in this Section.

•In order to send alarm notification via Syslog Message, a Syslog address must first be defined as described in Section 5.9.2. Once the Syslog address has been defined, Syslog Messages will be sent for every alarm discussed in this Section, providing that the Trigger Enable parameter for the alarm has been set to "On."

•In order to send alarm notification via SNMP Trap, SNMP Trap parameters must first be defined as described in Section 5.9.7. Once SNMP Trap Parameters have been defined, SNMP Traps will be sent for every alarm discussed in this Section, providing that the Trigger Enable parameter for the alarm has been set to "On."

•After defining parameters via the Text Interface, make certain to press the [Esc] key several times to completely exit from the configuration menu and save newly defined parameters. When parameters are defined via the Text Interface, newly defined parameters will not be saved until the "Saving Configuration" message is displayed.

To configure the AFS-16's Alarm functions, first access command mode using a password that allows Administrator level commands. If you are communicating with the unit via the Text Interface, type /AC and then press [Enter]. If you are communicating via the Web Browser Interface, click on the "Alarm Configuration" link on the left hand side of the screen. The Alarm Configuration Menu will be displayed.

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Western Telematic AFS-16-1 manual Alarm Configuration

Contents

AFS-16-1 Shock Hazard Do Not Enter Lithium Battery Secure RackingTwo Power Supply Cables Disconnect Power Table of Contents Basic Configuration Telnet & SSH Functions Upgrading AFS-16 Firmware Command Reference Guide List of Figures ViiSecurity and Co-Location Features IntroductionTypographic Conventions Environmental Monitoring and ManagementWTI Management Utility Bold FontUnit Description Dual Power Supply Module Power Switch and on Indicator Control Module Control ModuleUnit Description Circuit Module Circuit ModuleConnect Your PC to the AFS-16 Apply Power to the AFS-16Getting Started Communicating with the AFS-16 Fallback Switching Fallback Switching Text InterfaceFallback Switching Web Browser Interface Connecting the Network Cable Hardware InstallationConnecting the Power Supply Cables Connecting a Local Control Device Connecting an External Modem OptionalModule Set Up A/C/B ConnectorsCircuit Module Set Up Control Module SetUpText Interface Basic ConfigurationCommunicating with the AFS-16 Unit Web Browser Interface Access Via PDA Configuration Menus Defining System Parameters Basic Configuration Real Time Clock and Calendar Invalid Access Lockout Feature Log Configuration Web Browser Interface Callback Security Basic Configuration Scripting Options Basic Configuration Command Access Levels User AccountsGranting Circuit Module Access Adding User Accounts Managing User AccountsViewing User Accounts Basic Configuration Modifying User Accounts Deleting User AccountsCircuit Configuration Circuit Group Directory Viewing Circuit GroupsDeleting Circuit Groups Adding Circuit GroupsModifying Circuit Groups Serial Port Configuration Serial Port Configuration MenuCommunication Settings 1. RS232 Port ModesPort Mode Parameters Network Configuration Network Port Parameters Network Parameters Basic Configuration IP Security Basic Configuration Except Net/Mask PairsStatic Route Domain Name ServerSnmp Access Parameters Snmp Trap Parameters Ldap Parameters Group Membership Value Type Default = DN Basic Configuration Tacacs Parameters Basic Configuration Radius Parameters WTI-Circuit-Access=0101 WTI-Group-Access=111000WTI-Super=2 ExampleEmail Messaging Parameters Restore Configuration Save User Selected ParametersPing-No-Answer Fallback Switching Adding Ping-No-Answer ProfilesPing-No-Answer Fallback Switching Deleting Ping-No-Answer Profiles Viewing Ping-No-Answer ProfilesModifying Ping-No-Answer Profiles Alarm Configuration Control Module AUX Connector Output Contacts Output ContactsOver Temperature Alarms Alarm Configuration Defining Ping-No-Answer IP Addresses Ping-No-Answer AlarmConfiguring the Ping-No-Answer Alarm Alarm Configuration Invalid Access Lockout Alarm Alarm Configuration Power Cycle Alarm Monitor/Alarm Input Alarm Configuration Monitor Input Level Settings High LowAlarm Configuration Network Status Screen Status ScreensProduct Status Circuit Status Screen Circuit Group Status Screen Event Logs Audit LogAlarm Log Temperature LogCircuit Control Screen Web Browser Interface A/B Switching Web Browser InterfaceOperation Circuit Group Control Screen Web Browser Interface Operation A/B Switching Text Interface Circuit Status Screen Text InterfaceTB 2 Enter or /TB Servers Enter 2. A/B Switching Commands Text InterfaceTA 1 Enter or /TA Datacenter Enter B Enter or /T SERVERS,A Enter TA ROUTER,Y or /T 2,B,YTB 1+3+4 Enter +3+4,B Enter TA 13 EnterLogging Out of Command Mode Manual OperationTelnet & SSH Functions SSH EncryptionEnter 10-1Creating an Outbound Telnet Connection Telnet ip port raw EnterTelnet 255.255.255.255 2000 raw Enter 10-2Creating an Outbound SSH Connection SSH ip -l username EnterUsername SSH 255.255.255.255 -l employee Enter11-1 ConfigurationSyslog Messages Testing Syslog Configuration 11-2Snmp Traps 12-1Testing the Snmp Trap Function 12-2AFS-16 Snmp Agent SNMPv3 Authentication and Encryption Configuration via SnmpUserTableuserAccessLevel Account access level Operation via SnmpViewing Users Adding UsersModifying Users Deleting UsersCircuit Control via Snmp Controlling CircuitsControlling Circuit Groups 13-3Viewing AFS-16 Status via Snmp Circuit Status155 Unit Environment StatusSending Traps via Snmp 13-5Setting Up SSL Encryption 14-1Creating a Self Signed Certificate 14-2Creating a Signed Certificate 14-3Downloading the Server Private Key 14-415-1 Saving and Restoring Configuration ParametersSending Parameters to a File Restoring Saved Parameters 15-2Restoring Previously Saved Parameters 15-3Upgrading AFS-16 Firmware 16-116-2 Command Reference Guide Command ConventionsTA * Enter 17-1Command Summary 17-2Command Set Display Circuit Status ScreenDisplay Circuit Group Status Screen Display Network StatusExit Command Mode Log FunctionsDisplay Site ID / Unit Information ConnectToggle to a Position TA 2+3,Y EnterToggle to B Position TB 2+3,Y EnterToggle Command Set All Circuits to Default States+3,A,Y Enter Send Parameters to FileUnlock Port Invalid Access Lockout Send SSH KeyTelnet Outbound Telnet Format /TELNET ip port raw EnterSSH Outbound SSH Format /SSH ip -l username EnterSet System Parameters Set Serial Port ParametersPNA Configure Ping-No-Answer Function Alarm Configuration ParametersCircuit Group Parameters Network Port ParametersTest Test Network Parameters Reboot System DefaultUpgrade Firmware When connected When not connectedAppendix A. Interface Description Serial Port RS232Appendix B. Specifications SwitchingPhysical/Environmental Apx-2Appendix C. Customer Service Apx-3Apx-4 Trademark and Copyright InformationTrademarks and Copyrights Used in this Manual Index Index-1Index-2 Radius CLIIndex-3 LdapIndex-4 TacacsIndex-5 NTPIndex-6 Index-7 SnmpIndex-8 SNMPV3