PowerShield SNMP Adaptor
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1. additional work to be done at the customer SNMP interface side Firmware version MIB version Release date 3 0 x x 3 0 X x 2010 3 2 x X 3 2 x X 2015 Customer side work required after upgrade Prior to any upgrade you will require the appropriate tgz file an example shown below Upgrade 3 2 0 3 tgz 6 04 2015 1 37 p m WinRAR archive 169 KB 1 Access SNMP adaptor web interface by entering IP address of SNMP adaptor in Firefox browser page may not load fully on IE or Chrome Note Default IP address for SNMP adaptor is 192 168 1 222 TY sum adapte x ee ela 222 Q Search w 68 F fi Most Visited Getting Started i Suggested Sites i Web Slice Gallery os PowerShield sr Adapter MIB file download MONITOR MIB Status Click here Firmware updater click here Reboot click here SNMPB Client Download Website Powershield Ltd 2010 2 Click click here button beside Firmware update then click browse button amp Upload firmware update C Browse o file selected MIB file download MONITOR MIB Status Click here Firmware updater Click here gt Reboot click here SNMPEB Client Download Website GPL Compliance 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 12 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 3 Select an upgrade file eg Upgrade 3 2 0 3 tgz and click Open button Be Cia tales Organize New folder mal Ur Favorites ExtraP2. public Trap Destination IP 132 160 1 127 Once completed the parameters need to be saved This can be achieved by clicking on the Update SNMP Parameters button as shown in the picture below Update SNMP Parameters Then press the Save Configuration button on the System tab PowerShield Configuration SNMP test Admin File Configure Help System Monitors Communications SNMP Time Warp Port 2 Modbus Debug Diagnostic Clock Date 21 10 2010 Time 14 38 49 Change Date amp Time Monoblock Site Stri a Site ID Change ID Change Password Name SNMP test Change Name Connected using TCP IP Link 192 168 1 4 Memories r Module Type Charging Regime Current Temp Measurement Module orange case Intermittent Charge O m Senzor black case Float Charge r Alarm Sensitivity This controls the length of time that an alarm condition Normal must exist for before an alarm is raised O Extended m Configuration Load Factory Defaults y EEPROM configuration updated Backup to PC Restore fram PC Save Confiquration TCP IP CONNECTED INSTALLER Ready PC Time 14 39 03 21 10 2010 Once the parameters have been saved the SNMP adaptor will need to be restarted for the new parameters to take effect 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 4 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 3 Operation Ensure that the SNMP adaptor is
3. webpage as the MIB file The following instructions are specific to SNMPB software 1 Download install then run SNMPB 2 Select the Editor tab Tree Modules Editor Discovery Traps Graphs Log 3 Select Open MIB from the file menu Locate and select the PowerShield B1001 MIB file provided with the adaptor wis Tools Options Help 4 New MIB Cbri N z Discover Traps Graphs Lo Ca Open MIB Ctra i x a Ly Save MIB Chrl 5 Ly Save MIB As Exit 4 Select Save MIB As from the file menu Save the MIB file to the mibs folder of SNMPB Use the filename POWERSHIELD SENTINEL mib 5 Close then Reopen the SNMPB program 6 Select the Modules tab Tree Modules Editor Discovery Traps Graphs Log 7 Scroll down the list then locate and select POWERSHIELD SENTINEL mib Click the right arrow button gt to move it to the list on the right side Available MIB modules Loaded MIB modules Module Required Language PE TC IETF MIT4 MIB no SMIv2 PK TC IETF SIG MIB no SMIv2 POLICY BASED MANAGEMENT MIB no SMIv2 POLICY DEVICE AUM MIB no SMIv2 POLICY FRAMEWORK PIE g no SMIv2 fe no SMIvd POWERSHIELD SENTINEL mib no SMIvd PPP BRIDGE MCP MIB i no SMIv1 SNMP FRAMEWORK MIB no SMIv2 SNMP MOTIFICATION MIB no SMIv2 SNMP TAR GET MIE no SMIv2 SNMP y2 1M no SMIv2 SNMP VIEW BASED ACM MIE no SMIve PerfHist TC MIB T11 FC FABRIC ADDR MGR MIB no SMIv2 Prin
4. 079 SNMP User Manual Page 14 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 10 Select Save MIB As from the file menu Save the MIB file to the mibs folder of SNMPEB Use the filename POWERSHIELD SENTINEL mib 11 Close then Reopen the SNMPB program 12 Select the Modules tab Tree Modules Editor Discovery Traps Graphs Lag 13 Scroll down the list then locate and select POWERSHIELD SENTINEL mib Click the right arrow button gt to move it to the list on the right side Available MIB modules Loaded MIB modules Module Required Language PE TC IETF MIT4 MIB no SMIv2 PK TC IETF SIG MIB no SMIv2 POLICY BASED MANAGEMENT MIB no SMIv2 POLICY DEVICE AUM MIB no SMIv2 POLICY FRAMEWORK PIE no SMIv2 POwWER ETHERNET MIE no SMIvi FOWERSHIELD SEMTIMEL mib no SMIvi PPP BRIDGE MCP MIB no SMIv1 SNMP FRAMEWORK MIB no SMIv2 SNMP MOTIFICATION MIB SMIv2 SNMP TAR GET MIE no SMIv2 SNMP y2 1M no SMIv2 SNMP VIEW BASED ACM MIE no SMIve PerfHist TC MIB T11 FC FABRIC ADDR MGR MIB SMIv2 Printer MIB Fo MiShT MTR nc SMI eF BRIDGE MIB lt ul You are now ready to use SNMPB to monitor the PowerShield Sentinel with upgraded firmware 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 15 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd Specifications The PowerShield SNMP adaptor is an addition to the Sentinel battery monitoring system It supports SNMP V1 and V2C and provides monitoring for the following
5. Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd PowerShield SNMP Adaptor This manual describes the setup and operation of the PowerShield SNMP adaptor for the Sentinel battery monitoring system Published April 2015 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 1 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 1 Connecting the SNMP Adaptor The SNMP adaptor must be connected to a PowerShield battery monitoring system that has strings already configured and is properly working The SNMP adaptor cannot monitor a system with strings that are INVALID or don t exist a The SNMP adaptor must be connected to PORT2 of the Sentinel using a null modem serial cable and to the local Ethernet network using a patch network cable These connections are located on the front panel of the adaptor ra h S 0 o0000000 Rear view of Sentinel o WILL oa vier uu Part 2 i i Local network Hub or Switch SNMP Adaptor b The device needs to be powered with a regulated 5V DC supply This connection is located on the rear of the adaptor 5V DC Regulated Power Supply The power supply must be 5V DC The centre pin is positive 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 2 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 2 Configuring the SNMP Adaptor The PowerShield SNMP adaptor is configured using PowerShield Config software To edit the configuration you will need to be using Config with Installer level access The required settings as detailed by the following
6. instructions are located in the System area of Config Configuration Part 1 Check that PORT 2 of the Sentinel is enabled For the SNMP adaptor to function the status must be Installed and the Card Type must be SNMP Interface Card as shown in the picture below System Monitors Communications hime Port Modbus Rebbe Monitor Port 2 settings status Installed Card Type SNMP Interface Card Protocol Modbus ASCII Baud rate S600 Flow control Mone Modbus Address 1 ka 4 S Recovery count Count Last recovery Test Test is a read sitename by reading 16 Input registers Type 4 at address UUU2 Recelve time 20 Oct 10 10 51 53 Transmit time 0 Oct 10 10 51 53 Clear Show Port 2 tester 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 3 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd Configuration Part 2 The parameters of the SNMP adaptor must be specified These parameters are located under the SNMP tab System Monitors Communications Port 2 Modbus Enter the parameters with values that are specific to your organization You may need to contact your system administrator to obtain a dedicated IP address for the adaptor and to confirm the trap destination IP address The image below shows an example set of parameters only Enable DHCP 7 System location Battery monitor IF Address Read only Community public Subnet mask Write Community private Gateway Trap Community
7. ll not be monitored Configuration Limits I Statistics q string statistics for string 2 string number J e Total number of monoblocks in string 0 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 5 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 4 SNMP Monitoring The PowerShield Sentinel MIB files needs to be downloaded and compiled The MIB file can be located by browsing to the SNMP adaptor using your web browser Type the IP address into the address bar The IP address is the same address as specified in the SNMP configuration parameters as shown in the Configuring the SNMP adaptor section of this manual JO gt http 192 168 1 110 ltra The following webpage should be displayed 2922P PowerShield 7 SNMP Adapter Ga MIB file download MONITOR MIB Status Click here Firmware updater click here Reboot click here SNMPB Client Download Website GPL Compliance Powershield Ltd 2010 Save the MONITOR MIB file to your computer Installing the MIB file The process of compiling and installing the MIB file will be specific to the SNMP management software you are using 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 6 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 5 SNMP Monitoring using SNMPB If you do not have existing SNMP monitoring software you may wish to use a free solution such as SNMPB This can be obtained from http sourceforge net projects snmpb or the SNMP adaptor itself located on the same
8. o SNMPB software 6 After an upgrade re access SNMP web interface and download MIB file for upgraded version of firmware By clicking Monitor MIB file beside MIB file download _2 e P e Eu NMU Ar nig You hawe chosen to open 7 MONITOR MIB which is MIB file 88 4 KB amp from http 192 168 1 222 MONITOR MIB Firmware updater click here What should Firefox do with this file MIB file download Openwith Notepad default Status Click here Do this automatically for files like this from now on Reboot click here SNMPB Client Download Website GPL Compliance 7 Copy the downloaded mib file to following directory C Program Files x86 SnmpB mibs ww Local Disk C Program Files x86 SnmpB mibs ev Open Compatibility files New folder Ez p Name Date mod ortes esktop _ MOBILEIPV6 MIB 7 07 2008 ownloads 7 07 2008 8 04 2015 7 07 2008 ecent Places 8 Open SnmpB program and Select the Editor tab Tree Modules Editor Discovery Taps Graphs Log 9 Select Open MIB from the file menu Locate and select the newly download Monitor MIB file wis Tools Options Help _New MIB Ctrl M l m Discovery Traps Graphs Log Ga Open MIB Chrl c Gy Save MIB Ctrl Ly Save MIB As Exit 6300
9. ockChargeDischarge psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockFloat psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockVoltageVariation a psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockVoltageldle psClearMonitorNotificationStringVoltageChargeDischarge 3 pE Japan alae r ao Caan a Node Info 1 3 6 1 4 1 35154 1 100L3 2 omposed Typezinteger32 Base Type NESE e ana ear Monoblock Float 4 Right click on selected alarm type and select Set 4 psClearMonitorNotification a psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockChargeDischarge psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockFloa aj psClearMonitorNotificationMono Expand aj psClearMonitorNotificationMono Collapse aj psClearMonitorNotificationString aj psClearMonitorNotificationString Walk 4 Stop Node Info Get Get Next L 3 6 L4 135154 L 100L5 2 pase Type TEER sats ferent ooo Get Bulk O A w be Seep t Module PS POWERSHIELD SMIV2MIB Description lear Monoblock Float Table View Multiple Varbinds Find 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 9 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 5 Inthe following Set window enter 1 in Value tab and click OK button E Set OID 1 3 6 1 4 1 35154 1 1001 5 2 gt S mgmt ee experimental a S private a enterprises a S psPowerShield d S psObyects a j psB1001 gt 5 psMonitorMot gt pslnputNotificatio gt FS psotrings gt FS psMonoblocks a psClearMoni
10. parameters Traps Informs Monoblock voltage charge discharge Monoblock voltage float Monoblock voltage variation Monoblock voltage idle String voltage Charge Discharge String voltage Float Charge Current Discharge Current Float Current String mode Charge String mode Discharge String mode Float String mode Idle Module failure Battery monitor offline Memory format Memory Full Long term memory low Long term memory full String ambient Monitored mains Comms notification Input Alarm String Information String Number First Monoblock Number Last Monoblock Number String State String Voltage String Temperature String Current Time of the last string update Monoblock Information Monoblock Number String Number Voltage Temperature Impedance Time of the last monoblock update Not all items are available for all systems Refer to your product documentation or PowerShield for further information 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 16 of 16
11. powered connected to the Sentinel and configured from within Config The adaptor should now be operational Operation is indicated by the LEDs on the SNMP adaptor Indi h a Monitor Online LED ndicates t e adaptor is connected and communicating with the Sentinel eo Power LED Indicates the device is powered and turned on Status LED Flashes at regular intervals to indicate the adaptor is operating Ensure that the Power LED and the Monitor Online LED are on and the Status LED is constantly flashing Note that it may take up to 30 seconds after the SNMP adaptor has been switched on before the LED s display this state If the Monitor Online LED failed to switch on there is either a problem with the serial connection from the Sentinel to the SNMP adaptor or Port 2 of the Sentinel is not configured If the later is the case please consult Configuration Part 1 of this manual When the SNMP adaptor starts it will fetch a list of valid strings Any string labelled as Invalid at the time the SNMP adaptor starts will not be monitored If there are no strings configured or all strings have an Invalid state the adaptor will reset and try again It will continue to do this until there are valid strings present String states can be confirmed under the Statistics tab of the String page in Config In the scenario presented by the following image String 2 is labelled as INVALID and wi
12. ter MIEB Fo MiShT MTR nc SMI eF O BRIDGE MIB lt You are now ready to use SNMPB to monitor the PowerShield Sentinel 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 7 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 6 Alarm clearing using SNMPB This functionality is only available for PowerShield SNMP adaptors running firmware 3 2 xx or later 1 Select the Tree tab 2 Expand the MIB tree until psClearMonitorNotification is shown MIB Tree gt iso gt org gt dod gt internet gt private gt enterprises gt psPowershield gt psObjects psB1001 gt psClearMonitorNotification MIB Tree a MIB Tree a S 150 4 S org 4 j dod a S internet 5 directory gt 5 mgmt 5 experimental a private a S enterprises 4 3 psPowerShield al psObyects 4 Sj psB1001 gt ES psMonitorNotificationObjects gt ES pslnputNotificationObyects gt 5 psotrings gt 5 psMonoblocks ClearMonitorNotitication psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockChargeDischarge a psClearMonitorNotiticationMonoblockFloat psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockVoltageVariation psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockVoltageldle psClearMonitorNotificationStringVoltageChargeDischarge z 3 Re Pe 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 8 of 16 psClearMonitorNotificationStringVoltageFloat r e a an e m Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 3 Select a type of an alarm to be cleared d S psClearMonitorNotification a psClearMonitorNotificationMonobl
13. torNo psClearMonito J psClearMonito 6 Below result will be displayed on Query Results and alarm is now cleared Query Results SNMP set started 1 psClearMonitorNotificationMonoblockFloat 0 1 SNMP set finished 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 10 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 7 Troubleshooting The status may only display intermittently on the LEDs stop then after a short delay display again The Orange LED will flash and not remain constantly on Symptom Not Working The SMNP adaptor is failing to communicate with the Sentinel Check the SNMP Interface Card is detected under the Port 2 Modbus Tab in settings If it is confirm it is working with the Port 2 Tester Not Working The SNMP adaptor is communicating but it can not detect any ColdStart traps strings so it restarts thus sending another ColdStart trap being received In the Statistics tab under Strings ensure that there are strings present and that no strings have an Invalid state 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 11 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd 8 SNMP Adaptor Firmware Upgrade The following section provides instructions for upgrading the firmware of the SNMP adaptor PowerShield may release upgrades to match new features or requirements Please note that some upgrades may produce a break in operation and require a new MIB file and
14. ul TY 0 28 RC1 installer eto ExtraPuTTY 0 28 v1 ip Downloads ExtraPuTTY S Recent Places w MONITOR po MIB File Libraries 88 3 KB E Documents F SnmpB al Music Shortcut D AF 963 bytes Pictures 3 aa snmpb 0 8 Vid ii snmp diii 8 04 2015 3 43 p m P 3 54 ME Upgrade 3 2 0 3 tgz TGZ File ci Network 168 KB Computer File name 4 Ensure correct firmware upgrade file has been selected and click Upload button Upload firmware update Upgrade 3 2 0 3 tgz MIB file download MONITOR MIB Status Click here Firmware updater click here Reboot click here SNMPB Client Download Website GPL Compliance 5 System will be automatically rebooted after an upgrade with below page shown http 192 168 1 222 upload 192 168 1 222 upload Most Visited _ Getting Started Suggested Sites _ Web Slice Gallery REQUEST METHOD POST CONTENT LENGTH 172351 CONTENT TYPE multipart form data boundary 45455821523153 Read 172351 bytes of 172351 Data Written to file Rebooting please wait The upgrade process is complete for the SNMP adaptor Remember that you may need to do some work at the SNMP interface side too 6300 079 SNMP User Manual Page 13 of 16 Copyright 2011 PowerShield Ltd If you are using SNMPB monitoring software you will need to perform the following steps too Note the following instructions are specific t
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