CPI PDU USER MANUAL - Chatsworth Products
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1. PDU Broadcast Port 2003 lt l lt SEMA IP Address p 0 0 0 0 RecepName RecepNamel0 17 PDU IP Address 192 168 123 123 RecepName2 5 RecepNamed 23 PDU MAC Address RecepNamel 5 RecepName3 24 RET UES 255 255 255 0 Maximum Current 20 0 Maximum Current 20 0 Gateway 192 168 123 1 i i alhasel Maximum Socket Lock Curent 20 0 Maximum Socket Lock Current 20 0 AutolP Hostsi WEBM SWUM SNMP Host IP Address 192 168 123 4 BranchZ SNMP Host2 IP Address 192 168 123 5 Name hag elay xI lt lt I SNMP Host3 IP Address 192 168 123 6 RecepName24 RecepName22 RecepName15 12 RecepName14 f3 RecepName13 14 RecepName6 21 RecepName5 22 Maximum Current joo Maximum Socket Lock Current 29 9 PDU Name PDUName PDU Password SEMA Name SEMAPassword euk xI Min Temperature F a 4 Max Temperature F D k Min Humidity Max Humidity Format Set Defaults Reset Net Load Save Format Manufacturing initialization of the non volatile storage for the configuration variables This action will destroy any previous values that were saved Set Defaults Sets all the configuration variables to some pre set default manufacturing values Clear Clears all the configuration variables Reset Net Makes effective the changes made to the network parameters If you change the IP address it will become effec2. Configuring The PDU For Web Browser ACCESS 20 Step 5 The Monitor Menu Monitoring The PDU With A Serial Connection 22 ETHERNET SETUP ACCESS THE PDU USING THE ETHERNET CONNECTION 0 cccceeeeeereeeeeneeeeeeeaaes 24 Step 1 Configuring the Browser ec ccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeseeaeeeseeeaeeeeeeeaaeeeteeaeeeseeaeees 24 Step 2 Connect the PDU to the Network ccccccceeeeceeceeceeeeeeesecneeaeeeeeeeseseccaeaeeeeeeeeeeeees 24 Steb Logging onto the POU ie ii ae avelceeestetaeehe Aten ellie ERA REEE deena edna ERE 25 Step 4 The Main Menu Navigating The Web Access Program cccccceeeeeeteeeeenteeeeees 26 Step 5 The User Menu Assign User PaSSwords cccccceceeeeeeeeeeeieeeeetineeeeetnieeeeetieeeeees 27 Step 6 The Configure Menu Configure The PDU For Your Network 28 Step 7 The Monitor Menu Monitoring The PDU Using A Web Browser e 31 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 0 ccceeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeseeeeneeseeeseeeseeeeeees 32 NO DISPLAY x Ai cus iba ected nadene A and eee A aa Neral E EA an ee eae ean eae 32 DISPLAY SHOWS 16 8 28 eaa aee soa ccs aai AA E RE bested EER ARRETARA ARAE 32 RECEPTACLE HAS NOPOWER croan Iarna aaan RRS LAETA RELEE ARAE EARE NAE A ARAE OA E SAA RRT 32 NO SERIAL CONNECTION ccc aaaea E RS A etait aaa AR A AESA AE TAR AREA EESAN E ARR 32 NO ETHERNET CONNECTION t ccs 2 cA hie aE ARS Aa Aea TAARE Tana KNEET AESA A
3. ao a2 RecepName21 fe RecepName20 7 a4 RecepNamel9 a RecepNamel2 ft 5 RecepNamell 16 m q I RecepName10 xI RecepName4 23 lt q RecepName3 24 Maximum Current 20 0 Maximum Socket Lock Curent 20 0 Power AAAI I g Reset Net Save Power ON xI AIII 90 4 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 To Configure the PDU to send SNMP Traps If you are not using SEMA but want the PDU to forward SNMP traps as alarms to another monitoring appliance application when the maximum current maximum minimum temperature or maximum minimum humidity is reached fill in the SNMP Host Address fields and check the Hosts checkbox If you need to import the PDU s MIB files into your monitoring appliance application download the PDU MIB files from the CPI website at www chatsworth com software download e You do not need to fill in PDU Connection Port SEMA Connection Port PDU Broadcast Port SEMA Broadcast Port SEMA IP Address PDU Password SEMA Name or SEMA Password These values are only required when monitoring the PDU with SEMA e A description for each input field is listed on pages 16 through 18 e Save your settings and Reset Net to apply any network changes then click OK to return to the main menu e Disconnect the serial connection and connect the ENET port on the PDU to your network e The PDU will now forward SNMP traps to your monitorin
4. PDU MAC Contains the assigned MAC address for the PDU s network interface hardware This value cannot be changed PDU IP Contains the assigned IP address for the PDU in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is a number from 1 to 254 The factory assigned IP address is 192 168 123 123 Netmask Contains the network masking bits sub net mask for the PDU in the form of Xxx XXX XXX XXX where xxx is usually 255 or 0 to designate a bit pattern that masks in the network address portion of the IP address These values depend on the network class of the assigned IP address The factory assigned netmask is 255 255 255 0 Gateway Contains the IP address of the network s gateway PDU in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is a number from 1 to 254 The factory assigned gateway is 192 168 123 1 DHCP Checkbox Check to use dynamic IP address assigned by a DHCP server instead of the static IP assigned in the PDU IP address field Hosts Checkbox Check to indicate that only the Hosts listed in the SNMP Host IP Address fields can access the PDU via SNMP When unchecked any host can access the PDU via SNMP WEB Checkbox Check to allow access to the PDU using a web browser This box should always be checked SWU Checkbox Check to allow software updates SNMP Host1 IP Address The PDU will send current temperature and humidity alarms to this IP Address as SNMP traps Leave 0 0 0 0 to disable Not required when SEMA is used to monitor th
5. this variable is set to 0 the notification is disabled Maximum value that should be entered is 199 Min Humidity Set the low humidity threshold in that when reached the PDU will send an alert to SEMA or an alarm as an SNMP trap If this variable is set to 0 the notification is disabled Maximum value that should be entered is 100 Max Humidity Set the high humidity threshold in that when reached the PDU will send an alert to SEMA or an alarm as an SNMP trap If this variable is set to 0 the notification is disabled Maximum value that should be entered is 100 Socket Name Holds the name assigned to each of the controlled outlets Maximum number of characters must be less than 32 This field is only available on Controlled PDUs ON Delay Holds the delay value in seconds for each of the controlled outlets which they will spend during the first power ON of the PDU Maximum value that can be entered is 255 This delay sequence is not applied when the circuit breakers are reset This field is only available on Controlled PDUs Reset Delay Holds the delay value in seconds for each of the controlled outlets which they will spend in the OFF state before going back to the ON after executing a reset command from SEMA a web browser or serial connection Maximum value that can be entered is 255 This field is only available on Controlled PDUs Power ON Holds the current power on state for each of the controlled outlets A checked ch
6. Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 INSTALLATION CHECKLIST Safety Warnings and Cautions WARNING DO NOT open the top cover Hazardous Voltages Present When mounting heating issues must be taken into account DO NOT OPEN ANY PART OF THE PDU There are no user serviceable parts inside of the PDU Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous shock hazards or other risks Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel e Do not spill any liquids into the chassis e Do not insert objects of any kind into the PDU openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points which can be harmful or fatal or may cause electric shock fire or equipment failure e Do not place any heavy objects on the power cord Damage to the cord may cause shock or fire e Should have two persons to perform the installation task to avoid dropping the PDU or damaging other equipments or causing injury CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Included Hardware PDU e A vertical column shown or 1U 2U horizontal chassis PDU Rack Mount Brackets Screws and Nuts e Vertical PDUs include tool less mounting hardware consisting of two shoulder washers and two screws some models also include one set of brackets for attaching the PDU to a CPI cabinet or rack as indicated by the CPI part number e 1U 2U Horizontal PDUs include mounting brackets that allow attachment to 19 wide EIA 310 D compliant rack cabinet equipment mounting rails channel
7. PDU The login panel will have a field for user name and password The PDUWeb applet s version number and the Java VM version number will also be displayed pduweb Application Windows Internet Explorer O e 10 10 100 3 K lx a lej File Edit View Favorites Tools Help x convert v BSelect ay Jr Favorites pduweb Application a 7 mmm Pager Safetyy Tools v CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS INC As Employee Owned Corporation Please log in User Name Password v1 0 15 Java VM 1 5 0_11 Internet e Enter the user name in the user name field and the password in the password field For the initial log on enter the default user name admin and password admin If you already changed the user name and password prior to accessing the PDU with a web browser use the assigned user name and password e Press the Login button to access the PDU or press the Clear button to clear the fields 25 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Step 4 The Main Menu Navigating The Web Access Program Once logged in you will see four buttons Status Configure Users and Logout pduweb Application Windows Internet Explorer OX amp lv 10 10 100 3 YA 5 6 rs P File Edit View Favorites Tools Help x convert v PBSelect F 7 Jr Favorites pduweb application f mh Pagev Safetyy Toos y eda CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS INC Aa Leployee Owned Corporsosa Status V
8. checkbox Check to allow software updates Login User Name Password There are four login user accounts for PDUs that are accessed using a Java capable web browser Enter up to four user names and passwords The default account is admin admin 21 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Step 5 The Monitor Menu Monitoring The PDU With A Serial Connection To monitor the PDU using the serial connection press the Monitor button under the Actions section of the main menu On a Monitored PDU the PDU State screen will display the Software Version Model MAC address Alarm State Temperature Humidity and Total Current used by each branch circuit segment or phase group on the PDU PDU State Software Version 8 5 23 Temperature 0 0F Model 04C0 12040112 Humidity 65 1 Alarm State None Branch B Branch Current Current Total 0 00 Total 0 00 Note A Temperature and Humidity Sensor P N 35941 132 ordered separately must be attached to the PDU to display Temperature and Humidity Click the OK button to exit to the main menu 22 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 On a Controlled PDU the PDU State screen will also include a check box to turn power on checked or off not checked for each switched receptacle and an R reset button to cycle power to each switched receptacle that is on The amount of current use by receptacle is also displayed The PDU may include extra receptacles that are not
9. install Java VM JRE 1 4 2 04 _b05 or newer version Download Java VM JRE at www java com CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 INSTALLATION GUIDE Preparation All CPI PDUs come pre configured with the same IP address 192 168 123 123 You must configure the PDU with a unique IP address that matches your network requirements prior to connecting the PDU to your network to prevent address conflicts Configure the PDU using the instructions in the Serial Setup or Ethernet Setup sections of this manual Prepare a list of which servers will connect to each PDU outlet receptacle For ease of management it is recommended to connect the server to the receptacle that is approximately at the same elevation in the cabinet If the rack device server has more than one input for power for the purpose of redundancy the power cables should connect to different PDUs Controlled PDUs may have several unmanaged ports that are outlined in green color These ports are always on they are not monitored or controlled by the user Keep the sticker that has the PDU s Ethernet Hardware Address MAC address and fill in the PDU name This will help identify the PDU when configuring SEMA or when troubleshooting Hardware Installation Configure the PDU for use in your network using the Serial Setup or Ethernet Setup instructions in this manual before attaching the PDU to your main network Attach the PDU to the rack cabinet and secure the PDU gr
10. the Java VM JRE version JRE 1 4 2_04 b05 or a newer version is installed on your computer If not download the file from www java com and install it Verify that Java is enabled in your browser s preferences options Step 2 Connect the PDU to the Network Create a network that includes the PDU and your computer Isolate the PDU and computer from the main network during initial configuration All CPI PDUs come pre configured with the same IP address Attaching multiple PDUs to the main network may cause connection issues Instead use a crossover cable to connect the PDU directly to the computer or a use small hub or switch to connect the computer and PDU Be sure the PDU is attached to the network via the ENET port and powered on BRANCH B Connect the computer to the same network Your computer and the PDU should be on the same sub net Netmask Verify the PDU s IP address The factory assigned default IP settings are IP Address 192 168 123 123 Netmask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 123 1 Open your web browser Type the PDU s IP address in the web browsers address bar For example http 192 168 123 123 If you already changed the IP address with Serial Setup prior to accessing the PDU with a web browser use the assigned IP Address If Java is enabled in your web browser preferences options the PDUWeb s login panel will display 24 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Step 3 Logging onto the
11. 0 Step 3 The Main Menu Navigating The Serial Access Program Once you connect to the PDU a main menu with Monitor Status Configure and Web buttons Actions similar to the screen below will display f PDU Serial Connection Actions ees Monitor Confiqure Web COM1 v i Modules Present v Environmental SRV23320341 OE 4 S v Display 0 NONE 47C0 1B084292 09 07 27 01 V2 V Display 2 V RMC 1 Disconnect V Ethernet lv RMC 2 Entered Normal Processing Loop V Display 1 V RMC 0 Note The check boxes in the Modules Present area will be different depending on the PDU model You cannot change any of the settings in this section e The purpose of each button on the main menu shown above is described below Monitor Select the Monitor button to view current readings on Monitored and Controlled PDUs and to control the outlets on off reset on Controlled PDUs See pages 22 and 23 for details Configure Select the Configure button to configure the PDU with IP SEMA and SNMP settings including alarm and delay settings See pages 12 through 19 for details Web Select the Web button under the Actions section of the main menu shown above to configure the web address and user passwords for accessing the PDU with a Java capable Web Browser not SEMA See pages 20 and 21 for details Disconnect Select the Disconnect button to exit the program and stop the serial connection between the PDU and com
12. CPI Rack Mount Monitored and Controlled PDU User s Manual Version 10 0 06 2010 CHATSWORTH PRODUCTS INC 2009 Chatsworth Products Inc All rights reserved CPI CPI Passive Cooling Saf T Grip Seismic 800 834 4969 Frame SlimFrame and MegaFrame are federally registered trademarks of Chatsworth Products Inc Cube iT Plus Evolution OnTrac QuadraRack Simply Efficient and TeraFrame are trademarks of techsupport chatsworth com Chatsworth Products Inc All other trademarks belong to their respective companies www chatsworth com Rev 4 06 10 MKT 60020 463 Chatsworth Products Inc 9353 Winnetka Avenue Chatsworth CA 91311 800 834 4969 CPI Rack Mount Monitored and Controlled PDU User Manual 2009 Chatsworth Products Inc All rights reserved The information contained in this guide is subject to change without notice Chatsworth Products Inc shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein nor is it liable for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the furnishing performance or use of this material Product names mentioned herein may be trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective companies Warranty Chatsworth Products Inc CPI guarantees manufactured products and each part or component thereof against all defects in material and or workmanship Chatsworth Products Inc agrees to remedy any manufacturing defect either through replacement or re
13. Ethernet connection Use SEMA server s Device Finder application and check that it is detected with proper Hardware and IP addresses Verify via serial port that the SEMA group configurations for the PDU are set properly If the SEMA communication problem persists after power cycling it contact technical support for possible firmware upgrade 33 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 APPENDIX Factory Default Setting Configuration variables for the PDU Log Interval 0 Alarm Interval 0 Log Difference 0 PDU Connection Port 2001 SEMA Connection Port 2002 PDU Broadcast Port 2003 SEMA Broadcast Port 2004 SEMA IP Address 0 0 0 0 PDU IP Address 192 168 123 123 PDU MAC Address 0 0 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 123 1 AutolP and Hosts checkboxes are unchecked WEB and SWU checkboxes are checked SNMP Host1 IP Address 0 0 0 0 SNMP Host2 IP Address 0 0 0 0 SNMP Host3 IP Address 0 0 0 0 PDU Name pduname PDU Password lt blank gt SEMA Name lt blank gt SEMA Password lt blank gt Min Temperature 0 Max Temperature 0 Min Humidity 0 Max Humidity 0 Socket Name recepNamexx xx suffix is the socket number ON Delay 3 for all receptacles Reset Delay 5 for all receptacles Power ON ON for all receptacles Maximum Current 14 90 for all branches Maximum Socket Lock Current 14 90 for all branches 34 CPI PDU User Manual R
14. RecepName23 0 0 RecepName22 0 0 RecepName15 0 0 RecepName14 0 0 RecepName13 0 0 RecepName6 0 0 RecepName5 0 0 NSEEEeSa N Refresh clear Java Applet Window e Any alarms are noted in the top left corner None will change to a value in red Click on it to see the alarm details or press the Clear button to clear the alarms e On Controlled PDUs you can toggle the receptacles on off state and cycle power to each receptacle in the on state by pressing the reset button next to the receptacle e On Controlled PDUs the current consumption of each switched outlet is displayed The total current for each branch includes current used by equipment attached to any un switched receptacles not listed on the branch Monitored PDUs display total current used by each branch only e Press the Refresh button to get the latest status e Press the Close button to return to the main menu 31 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE For references of SEMA refer to SEMA User Manual No display Check power at the source Unplug the PDU input cable from the source and inspect the cable to make sure there are no cuts or visible damage Inspect the input plug to make sure there are no damages to the pins If problem persists the PDU unit must be replaced Display shows 1 8 8 8 Cycle power to the entire PDU If problem persists the PDU unit must be replaced Receptacle h
15. User 1 Name and Password admin admin e Enter the information for your network e Click the Save button to save your changes and return to the main menu If you change the PDU IP Address you will need to use the new address to access the PDU after you press save e Click the Cancel button to return to the main menu without making saving changes 20 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 A description of each input field on the PDU Configuration screen is listed below PDU Name Name assigned to this PDU the maximum number of characters that can be entered is less than 32 PDU IP Address Contains the assigned IP address for the PDU in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is a number from 1 to 254 This field is not required if the AutolP checkbox is checked Subnet Mask Contains the network masking bits for the PDU in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is usually 255 or 0 to designate a bit pattern that masks in the network address portion of the IP address These values depend on the network class of the assigned IP address Gateway Contains the IP address of the network s gateway PDU in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is a number from 1 to 254 DHCP checkbox Check to use a dynamic IP address assigned by a DHCP server instead of the static IP assigned in the PDU IP Address field WEB Enabled checkbox Check to allow access to the PDU using a web browser This box should always be checked SW Update
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17. a cata AT A EASA Aa A 32 NOSEMA CONNECTION saraan eatin Sna aE ARRE A AnA EAA AARIA RA ARESA Ke TEOS SAN AA PARARE rE ESAR A TESSAN AEE ee ee 33 Nda E E E E E A SasketerSectvuestessssavutstsush cessbosst 34 FACTORY DEFAULT SETTING jcecssaacd Soace ces ae aR aR hasan ta tedeatatiies deanna detateeatatie Sede 34 REGULATORY INFORMATION versene asnata aasa TOARE E PISACANE EER A SEER REER EERROR RRES 35 SPECIFICATIONS aTa aaa A Eaa RETE AEA eA S REEERE RE EAA A EEEa AA EAR 36 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 INTRODUCTION This document is the User s Manual for rack mount Monitored and Controlled PDUs by Chatsworth Products Inc CPI CPI rack mount Monitored and Controlled PDUs provide current monitoring over the network and are accessible though a Java compatible Web Browser or CPI s Scalable Enterprise Management Application SEMA software The PDUs can be accessed through other applications appliances via SNMP and can be accessed with provided software using a direct serial connection to a computer All models include a current meter with a digital display Controlled PDUs include switched outlets receptacles allowing power to be turned on or off and remotely cycled to each controlled port outlet receptacle Controlled PDUs also measure current use at each controlled port outlet receptacle CPI rack mount Monitored and Controlled PDUs are part of CPI s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions and can be used with CPIs SEMA soft
18. ached the PDU will send an alarm notification via SNMP trap over the network If this variable is set to 0 the notification is disabled Maximum value that should be entered is 100 Max Humidity Set the high humidity threshold in that when reached the PDU will send an alarm notification via SNMP trap over the network If this variable is set to 0 the notification is disabled Maximum value that should be entered is 100 Name Holds the name assigned to each of the receptacles Maximum number of characters must be less than 32 This field is only available on Controlled PDUs ON Delay Holds the delay value in seconds for each of the receptacles which they will spend during the first power ON of the PDU Maximum value that can be entered is 255 This delay sequence is not applied when the circuit breakers are reset This field is only available on Controlled PDUs Reset Delay Holds the delay value in seconds for each of the receptacles which they will spend in the OFF state before going back to the ON after executing a reset command from the web browser Maximum value that can be entered is 255 This field is only available on Controlled PDUs Power ON Checkbox Holds the current power on state for each of the receptacles A checked checkbox indicates that power is ON for that receptacle Un checking the checkbox will turn the power OFF for that receptacle This field is only available on Controlled PDUs Maximum Current Is the
19. as no power Check port status On Off using PDU application tool or SEMA Check the circuit breaker for the branch If necessary switch it off then back on and recheck Check power at the source If problem persists the PDU unit must be replaced No Serial Connection Verify that proper cable is used to interface from serial RJ45 port to the computer or a concentrator Make sure the connectors are snapped in securely Verify the integrity of the cable Check the baud rate setting of the application program in the control computer 9600 8 bit no parity 1 stop bit Check that there are no other applications running or special drivers installed that alter the characteristics of the serial COM port in the control computer If problem persists after a power cycle the PDU unit must be replaced No Ethernet Connection Verify connection with a ping tool from any computer in the network Check that the green LED in the PDU Ethernet port is lit Check that the end connectors are snapped in place Check the integrity of the cabling from the PDU s Ethernet port to the network switch hub router 32 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Verify the port integrity of the network switch hub router Verify via serial port that the network configurations for the PDU are set properly If the Ethernet communication problem persists after power cycling it replace the PDU unit No SEMA Connection Check the integrity of the
20. controlled These receptacles are not listed under the branches but the total amount of current will include current use by all receptacles on the PDU PDU State Software Yersic9 2 Temperatur 6 1F Model 47C0 1B0864292 midity 44 3 Alarm state None Branch x Branch Y Current Current Total 0 00 Total 0 00 X18 0 00 Tel 0 00 0 00 Y2U 0 00 0 00 Y1Y 0 00 0 00 The 0 00 0 00 Ball 0 00 0 00 YIU 0 00 0 00 Y4 0 00 0 00 Ya 0 00 WSA yd Branch 2 Current Total 14 90 24 0 00 23 0 00 Zed 0 00 1b 0 00 14 0 00 13 0 00 Zb 0 00 b 0 00 Note The example above is from a three phase Controlled PDU with receptacles grouped into three phase groups Branch X Y and Z On a single phase PDU the receptacles would be grouped into one Branch or two circuit segments Branch A and B Click the OK button to exit to the main menu 23 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Ethernet Setup Access The PDU Using The Ethernet Connection This section explains how to access configure and monitor control the PDU using an Ethernet connection and a networked computer with a Java capable Web Browser You can also use Ethernet Setup to configure the PDU so that it can be accessed with SEMA or SNMP with a different application appliance Step 1 Configuring the Browser Verify that you have a Java capable Web Browser such as Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox or Opera installed on your computer Verify that
21. e PDU SNMP Host2 IP Address The PDU will send over current temperature and humidity alarms to this IP Address as SNMP traps Leave 0 0 0 0 to disable Not required when SEMA is used to monitor the PDU SNMP Host3 IP Address The PDU will send over current temperature and humidity alarms to this IP Address as SNMP traps Leave 0 0 0 0 to disable Not required when SEMA is used to monitor the PDU PDU Name Name assigned to this PDU the maximum number of characters that can be entered is less than 32 Min Temperature Set the low temperature threshold in degrees that when reached the PDU will send an alarm notification via SNMP trap over the network The range of values that should be entered is 0 through 199 degrees Fahrenheit or 17 through 100 degrees Celsius when the Celsius box is checked If this variable is set to 0 F the notification is disabled 29 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Max Temperature Set the high temperature threshold in degrees that when reached the PDU will send an alarm notification via SNMP trap over the network The range of values that should be entered is 0 through 199 degrees Fahrenheit or 17 through 100 degrees Celsius when the Celsius box is checked If this variable is set to 0 F the notification is disabled Use Celsius checkbox Check to provide temperature measurements in Celsius C instead of Fahrenheit F Min Humidity Set the low humidity threshold in that when re
22. eckbox indicates that power is ON for that outlet Un checking the checkbox will turn the power OFF for that outlet This field is only available on Controlled PDUs Maximum Current Is the value in Amperes that when the branch circuit consumption is reached the PDU will send an alert to SEMA or an alarm as an SNMP trap If this variable is set to O the detection notification is disabled Maximum value that can be entered is 640 00 Maximum Socket Lock Current Is the value in Amperes that when the branch circuit consumption is reached will lock all the OFF state controlled outlets To turn any of those outlets ON the user must reduce the current consumption on the branch or increase this value If this variable is set to 0 the socket locking is disabled Maximum value that can be entered is 640 00 This field is only available on Controlled PDUs 18 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 e The purpose of each button on the PDU Configuration screen is described below PDU Configuration Log Interval secs 0 Branch x Branch Y Alarm Interval secs 0 Name Reet A Name Delay Reet cower Log Difference 4 0 0 PDU Connection Port 2001 lt l RecepName21 je RecepName20 7 RecepName16 RecepName19 18 RecepName9 RecepNamel2 fi 5 RecepNamel 8 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 SEMA Broadcast Port 2004 S RecepNamed 5 RecepNamelt 16 f5 5 B 5 5 RecepName1 7 SEMA Connection Por 2002 q lt 4
23. el Configurable Power 10 15 or 20 Amperes varies by model Nominal Output Voltage 110 or 240 VAC varies by model Output Voltage distortion same as input Output Frequency 50 or 60 Hz same as input Waveform type same as input Output Connector Types Varies by model Temperature e Operating 32 0 C to 104 40 C e Storage 4 20 C to 140 60 C Humidity e Operating Non condensing 10 to 90 percent e Storage Non condensing 5 to 95 percent Local Connection e RJ11connector Environmental probe connection e RJ45 connector Serial connection Remote Connection e Network 10 100 RJ45 e Network Protocol TCP IP 36
24. ent 20 0 Maximum Socket Lock Curent 20 0 Format Set Defaults Reset Net Load Save 15 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 A description of each input field on the PDU Configuration screen is listed below Log Interval Time interval in seconds that the PDU will send updated metrics to SEMA or SNMP host over network If this variable is set to a value of less than 10 the logging is disabled Maximum value that can be entered is 64 000 This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA or SNMP host Alarm Interval Time interval in seconds that the PDU will send notification to SEMA or SNMP host over network when an alarm condition arises If this variable is set to a value of less than 10 the alarm notification is disabled Maximum value that can be entered is 64 000 This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA or SNMP host Log Difference Absolute value difference in Amperes that the PDU must detect in the change of consumption before it will send updated metrics to SEMA or SNMP host over network If this variable is set to 0 the difference logging is disabled Maximum value that can be entered is 640 00 This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA or SNMP host PDU Connection Port This is the TCP IP port number that the PDU uses to listen for communications from SEMA This value is normally set to 2001 and should not be changed unless it is done system wide with the SEMA Maximum va
25. ev 10 0 June 28 2010 Regulatory Information Managed PDU product is compliant with the following standards and specifications European Union Directive No 89 336 EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC as amended by 92 31 EEC and 93 68 EEC e EN 55022 1998 A1 A2 Class A CISPR 22 1997 EN 61000 3 2 1995 EN 61000 3 3 1995 EN 55024 1998 EN 61000 4 2 1995 EN 61000 4 3 1995 EN 61000 4 4 1995 EN 61000 4 5 1995 EN 61000 4 6 1995 EN 61000 4 11 1994 The Technical Construction File is held by Epicenter Inc 211B Calle Pintoresco San Clemente CA 92672 35 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Specifications Dimensions Varies by model Weights Varies by model Altitude e Operating O to 10 000 ft 0 to 3048 m e Non operating 0 to 30 000 ft 0 to 9144 m Audible Noise Less than 60 db LpA Sound pressure level at bystander position The above noise level is not for office environment It is for dedicated Datacenter environment Heat Dissipation 90 BTU hr maximum Shock and Vibration e Operating 5 to 500 Hz 0 5 g 0 1 octave min e Non operating 5 to 100 Hz 1 g 0 1 octave min 100 to 500 Hz 1 5g 0 2 octave min 500 to 1000 Hz 1 5 g 0 2 octave min Electrical Grounding Chassis grounded Input Voltage 110 to 240 VAC varies by model Input Current 20 or 30 Amperes Line Frequency Single or three phase 50 or 60 Hz Output Power Capacity 10 15 or 20 Amperes varies by mod
26. g appliance application PDU Configuration Log Interval secs 0 Branch x Branch Y Alarm Interval i m 2 CS lt i S S S r Name Reset Name ON Reset Power emibtew al ees 0 Delay Delay Delay ON Log Difference 4 0 0 lt RecepName21 je RecepName20 z RecepName19 fe RecepName12 fis RecepName10 fi 7 RecepName2 RecepName4 23 SERIES 255 255 255 0 Maximum Current foo Maximum Current joao 88 aoga 132 168 123 1 Maximum Socket Lock Curent 20 0 Maximum Socket Lock Current 20 0 AutolP Hostsl WEBM SWUl RecepNamel 8 5 PDU Connection Port 2001 xI R ecepNamel 05 lt 0 tS SEMA Connection Port 2002 lt I RecepName1 6 PDU Broadcast Port 2003 lt I R ecepName9 SEMA Broadcast Port 2004 RecepName ecepl ame SEMA IP Address 0 0 0 0 xI lt I R ecepName a4 4 PDU IP Address 192 168 123 123 PDU MAC Address lt x lt SNMP Host IP Address 192 168 123 4 BranchZ SNMP Host2 IP Address 192 168 123 5 Name Beret elay SNMP Host3 IP Address 192 168 123 6 RecepName24 5 PDU Name PDUName i ecepName PDU Password SEMA Name SEMAPassword R ecepName22 RecepName1 5 i RecepNamel 4 Min Temperature F R ecepName13 Max Temperature F Min Humidity Max Humidity R ecepNameb QA AAI II L R ecepName5 Maximum Curr
27. here would be three fields to enter Maximum Current A description of each input field is listed on pages 16 through 18 12 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 On a Controlled PDU the PDU Configuration screen will also include an input field for the name of each receptacle for the ON delay and Reset Delay of each receptacle for Maximum Socket Lock Current and a check box to turn power on checked or off not checked for each switched receptacle PDU Configuration Log Interval secs Alarm Interval secs Log Difference A PDU Connection Port oo wo mw pon SEMA Connection Port 2002 PDU Broadcast Port SEMA Broadcast Port SEMA IP Address PDU IP Address PDU MAC Address Subnet Mask Gateway 2003 2004 0 0 0 0 192 168 123 123 0 00 00 0 0 255 255 255 0 192 168 123 1 AutolP Hosts WEBY SWUlv cr SNMP Host1 IP Address SNMP Host2 IP Address SNMP Host3 IP Address PDU Name PDU Password SEMA Name SEMAPassword Min Temperature F Max Temperature F Min Humidity Max Humidity 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PDUName Branch X Maximum Socket Lock Current BranchZ Z6 z5 Maximum Socket Lock Current Format Name ON Delay Reset Delay RecepNamel 8 j9 j5 RecepName1 7 po 5 RecepName16 R ecepName9 R ecepName8 RecepName R ecepName2 RecepNamel 26 Maximum Cu
28. ial cable CPI P N 35941 131 to a computer that has the CPI PDU Serial program installed Environmental ENV port Allows attachment of an accessory Temperature and Humidity Sensor CPI P N 35941 132 e Samples and displays temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius notation and humidity using SEMA a Java capable Web Browser or the PDU Serial program e SEMA records temperature and humidity readings and can present this information in a report Ethernet Serial access on Monitored PDUs provides options to e Configure the PDU s network address initial configuration is required Display the current drawn by each circuit segment or phase group branch Display the temperature and humidity if the external sensor is attached Set Change Log and Alarm triggers Log current usage and alarms Ethernet Serial access on Controlled PDUs provides options to Configure the PDU s network address initial configuration is required Display the current drawn by each circuit segment or phase group branch Display the temperature and humidity if the external sensor is attached Set Change Log and Alarm trigger Log current usage and alarms Power On Off individual controlled receptacles Change On Delay and Reset Delay time for each controlled receptacle Display the current drawn by each of the controlled receptacles Log current usage by each of the controlled receptacles requires Ethernet access and SEMA or an application that supports SNMP CPI PDU User
29. iew PDU status T r Configure Configuration Users Manage users Internet e Click the Status button to view current temperature and humidity measurements and to control receptacles on Controlled PDUs See page 31 for details e Click the Configuration button to change IP settings set current temperature and alarm limits and setup alarms SNMP traps See pages 28 through 30 for details e Click the Users button to assign or change user accounts names and passwords See page 27 for details e Click the Logout button to disconnect from the PDU For initial setup click the Users button see page 27 and assign a new user login and password Then click the Configure button see page 28 through 30 and re configure the PDU to match your network requirements 26 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Step 5 The User Menu Assign User Passwords From the main menu click on the Users button to create a user account with password amp PDUName Users UserName Password Re type Password hdmin Change Change Change Change Java Applet Window e Create up to four accounts Enter a user name and password for each account The default account is admin admin e To change a user or password highlight the account and press the Change button You will be prompted to enter the password twice e To delete a user account pre
30. igure the PDU so that it can be accessed with SEMA a Web Browser or SNMP once connected to your Ethernet network Serial setup requires a Serial Setup Cable CPI P N 35941 131 ordered separately to make the connection between the PDU and the computer If your computer does not have a 9 pin serial connector you will also need a 9 pin serial to USB converter Step 1 Download the PDU Serial Access Program e Download the PDU Serial Access Program PDUSerial exe from the CPI website www chatsworth com software download e Unzip the file and extract save the software program 3 files into a single directory on the computer that you will use to configure the PDU Step 2 Connect the Computer to the PDU e Connect the PDU to the computer using the Serial Setup Cable CPI P N 35941 131 ordered separately e Plug the RJ 45 connector on the cable into the SER port on the PDU BRANCH B e Plug the 9 pin serial connector into the computer e Connect the PDU to a power source The LED display will light up as shown above CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 e Start the PDU Serial Access program by double clicking on the program icon e The following screen should display f PDU Serial Connection Com Port CUN Connect e Select the appropriate COM Port from the drop down list and click on the Connect button to connect to the PDU and display the main menu 10 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 201
31. l send current temperature and humidity alarms to this IP Address as SNMP traps Leave 0 0 0 0 to disable Not required when SEMA is used to monitor the PDU SNMP Host3 IP Address The PDU will send current temperature and humidity alarms to this IP Address as SNMP traps Leave 0 0 0 0 to disable Not required when SEMA is used to monitor the PDU PDU Name Name assigned to this PDU the maximum number of characters that can be entered is less than 32 PDU Password Holds the password used by the PDU to access SEMA This is a protected variable accessible only by SEMA This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA SEMA Name Name of the SEMA group that this PDU belongs to This is a protected variable accessible only by SEMA This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA SEMA Password Holds the password used by SEMA to access this PDU This is a protected variable accessible only by SEMA This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA 17 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Min Temperature Set the low temperature threshold in degrees Fahrenheit that when reached the PDU will send an alert to SEMA or an alarm as an SNMP trap If this variable is set to 0 the notification is disabled Maximum value that should be entered is 199 Max Temperature Set the high temperature threshold in degrees Fahrenheit that when reached the PDU will send an alert to SEMA or an alarm as an SNMP trap If
32. lue that can be entered is 64 000 This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA SEMA Connection Port This is the TCP IP port number that the SEMA uses to listen for communications from a PDU This value is normally set to 2002 and should not be changed unless it is done system wide with the SEMA Maximum value that can be entered is 64 000 This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA PDU Broadcast Port This is the TCP IP port number that the PDU uses to listen for broadcast communications from SEMA This value is normally set to 2003 and should not be changed unless it is done system wide with the SEMA Maximum value that can be entered is 64 000 This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA SEMA Broadcast Port This is the TCP IP port number that the SEMA uses to listen for broadcast communications from a PDU This value is normally set to 2004 and should not be changed unless it is done system wide with the SEMA Maximum value that can be entered is 64 000 This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA SEMA IP Address Contains the assigned IP address for SEMA in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is a number from 1 to 254 This field is only required when using the PDU with SEMA PDU IP Address Contains the assigned IP address for the PDU in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is a number from 1 to 254 This field is not required if the AutolP checkbox is checked A static IP addre
33. ound Connect the Ethernet cable from PDU s ENET port to the Network Switch This connection is for managing the PDU using a Java capable Web Browser or SEMA or SNMP with other applications appliances BRANCH B Note This photo shows a single phase PDU The LED current display for most PDU models is not located next to the ENET ENV and SER ports CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 e Optional Connect the Temperature and Humidity Sensor P N 35941 132 sold separately to the ENV port Position the sensor where you want to take temperature and humidity readings typically near the top of the cabinet BRANCH B e Optional Connect the Serial cable from the SER port on the PDU to the serial port on a computer This connection is for managing the PDU using the PDU Serial Access Program PDUSerial exe The Serial Access Program PDUSerial exe must be installed on the connected computer BRANCH B e Apply power to the PDU The LED Current Displays will light up e Properly connect the rack device server power cables to the desired receptacles e Power on the rack devices The LED Current Displays will display total current usage on the branch circuit CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Serial Setup Access The PDU Using The Serial Connection This section explains how to access configure and monitor control the PDU using a direct serial connection to a computer You can use Serial Setup to conf
34. pair at no charge provided that the defective unit is returned transportation prepaid to the Chatsworth Products Inc factory The warranty extends for a period of one year from the date of installation or initial use provided that this period shall not exceed 18 months from the original date of shipment from the factory Any product that has been repaired or replaced shall be similarly warranted on its repair or replacement for the remaining product warranty period or 90 days from the date of repair or replacement whichever expires last This warranty does not extend to products that have been subjected to neglect accident or improper use nor to units that have been altered by non Chatsworth Products Inc personnel No warranties other than those set forth in this section are given or implied with respect to the products furnished Chatsworth Products Inc shall in no event be liable for consequential damages for loss damage or expense directly or indirectly arising from the use of the products for any inability to use materials or from any other cause CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Table of Contents INTRODUCTION a aa ae r A a a a aaar araa AAAA Aaa Eanna eaS 2 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL ee tee ee eee eee eee eeeeenee eee eee e eee eeneeeneeeeeeeneeeneeeeenenees 3 GRAPHIC CONVENTIONS oii jiciccteta steer E AAEE AAAA 3 INOMENGLATURES irera en eE EEE EAE E RANEE EA EEA EEE A EAE O E 3 PRODUCT FEATURE Si iaeaea a a a
35. puter 11 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Step 4a The Configure Menu Configuring The PDU For SEMA Or SNMP Press the Configure button under the Actions section of the main menu to open the PDU Configuration screen On a Monitored PDU the PDU Configuration screen will display SEMA IP and SNMP input fields maximum minimum settings for temperature and humidity and a Maximum Current setting for each circuit segment or phase group Branch A and B PDU Configuration Log Interval secs Branch Alarm Interval secs Maximum Current f 4 9 Log Difference A Branch B PDU Connection Pot 2901 ooo Maximum Curent T43 SEMA Connection Pot 2002 PDU Broadcast Pot 2003 SEMA Broadcast Port 2004 2 SEMA IP Address Baon PDU IP Address 192 168 123 123 PDU MAC Address 00 20 45 6C DB B1 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 1231 utolP Hoss WEBM SWUly Cr SNMP Host1 IP Address 0 0 00 SNMP Host2 IP Address 0 0 0 0 SNMP Host3 IP Address 0 0 0 0 PDU Name PDUName PDU Password Poo SEMA Name o SEMAPassword o Min Temperature F o Max Temperature F o Min Humidity Format Set Defaults Reset Net Max Humidity Load Save Ok Note The example above is from a single phase Monitored PDU with receptacles grouped into two circuit segments Branch A and B On a three phase PDU the receptacles would be grouped into three phase groups Branch X Y and Z and t
36. rrent 20 0 20 0 Name ON Delay Reset Delay RecepName24 E E RecepName23 4 5 RecepName15 f2 E RecepName13 f4 G RecepName6 21 E RecepName5 22 5 Maximum Current joao 20 0 Load Branch Y Name ON Delay Reset Delay ao a2 RecepName21 Je 5 RecepName20 z g b B RecepNamel2 15 5 RecepNamell 16 f5 i RecepName4 23 5 RecepName3 24 g Maximum Current 20 0 Maximum Socket Lock Current 20 0 lt x xI RecepName19 xI a4 RecepName10 xI xI al ower ka ka ka ka ka ke E Save Note The example above is from a three phase Controlled PDU with receptacles grouped into three phase groups Branch X Y and Z On a single phase PDU the receptacles would be grouped into one Branch A or two circuit segments Branch A and B A description of each input field is listed on pages 16 through 18 13 Power ON iv AIII CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 To Configure the PDU for use with SEMA If you are configuring the PDU for use with SEMA fill in all fields set a unique PDU IP Address set the SNMP Host Address fields to 0 0 0 0 disabled and leave the AutoIP and Hosts checkboxes unchecked See the example below e Enter temperature and humidity limits if a Temperature and Humidity Sensor P N 35941 132 is attached to the PDU e A description for each input field is listed on pages 16 through 18 e Save your
37. s The PDU will align with a single 1U or two 2U rack mount spaces on the rack The 1U PowerWedge products require four point front rear support like a rack mount server Required Optional Cables Ethernet ENET port Standard CAT 5 6 Ethernet cable with male RJ 45 both ends Required Used for Ethernet connection Order separately Cable not provided Serial SER port Custom built serial cable with male RJ 45 on the PDU end and female DB 9 on the host end Optional Used for serial setup Order separately CPI P N 35941 131 Environmental ENV port Temperature and Humidity Sensor with male RJ 11 on the PDU end and the Temperature and Humidity Sensor at the other end Optional Used to take temperature and humidity readings Order separately CPI P N 35941 132 Required Software Software to configure monitor and control the PDU via the Serial SER Port is available on the CPI web site at www chatsworth com software download e PDU_Serial_Access_ Program is the serial setup program used to access and configure the PDU with a serial connection e PDU_MIB_Files are the MIB files for PDUs that may be required to monitor the PDU with third party applications appliances via SNMPv1 not SEMA To monitor and control the PDU with a Web Browser via the Ethernet ENET Port you need a Java capable Web Browser such as Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox or Opera with Java enabled in the browser s preferences options and must
38. settings and Reset Net to apply any network changes then click OK to return to the main menu e Disconnect the serial connection and connect the ENET port on the PDU to your network e You will now be able to access the PDU through SEMA PDU Configuration Log Interval secs Alarm Interval secs Log Difference 4 PDU Connection Port SEMA Connection Port PDU Broadcast Port SEMA Broadcast Port SEMA IP Address PDU IP Address PDU MAC Address Subnet Mask Gateway o yo m pon foz o3 2004 0 0 0 0 192 168 123 123 192 168 1231 AutolP Hosts WEBY SWUlv cr SNMP Host IP Address SNMP Host2 IP Address SNMP Host3 IP Address PDU Name PDU Password SEMA Name SEMAPassword Min Temperature F Max Temperature F Min Humidity Max Humidity 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PDUName as a m m Branch X Reset Delay Name ON Delay RecepName1 8 49 5 RecepName1 7 po 5 RecepNamel6 11 5 R ecepName9 R ecepName8 R ecepName2 RecepName1 26 Maximum Current 20 0 Maximum Socket Lock Curent 20 0 BranchZ Name ON Delay Reset Delay RecepName24 E E RecepName22 5 B RecepName15 fi2 5 RecepName13 14 5 26 RecepName6 21 5 z5 RecepName5 22 5 Maximum Current 200 Maximum Socket Lock Current 20 0 Format 14 Set Defaults Load Branch Y Name ON Delay Reset Delay Power
39. ss is required with SEMA to log current temperature and humidity readings 16 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 PDU MAC Address Contains the assigned MAC address for the PDU s network interface hardware This value cannot be changed Subnet Mask Contains the network masking bits for the PDU in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is usually 255 or 0 to designate a bit pattern that masks in the network address portion of the IP address These values depend on the network class of the assigned IP address Gateway Contains the IP address of the network s gateway PDU in the form of XXX XXX XXX XXX where xxx is a number from 1 to 254 AutolP Checkbox Check to use a dynamic IP address assigned by a DHCP server instead of the static IP assigned in the PDU IP Address field A static IP address is required with SEMA to log current temperature and humidity readings Hosts Checkbox Check to indicate that only the Hosts identified in the SNMP Hosts IP Address fields can access the PDU via SNMP When unchecked any host can access the PDU via SNMP WEB Checkbox Check to allow access to the PDU using a web browser This box should always be checked SWU Checkbox Check to allow software updates SNMP Host1 IP Address The PDU will send current temperature and humidity alarms to this IP Address as SNMP traps Leave 0 0 0 0 to disable Not required when SEMA is used to monitor the PDU SNMP Host2 IP Address The PDU wil
40. ss the Delete button There must be at lease one user account e Press the Close button to return to the main menu 27 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Step 6 The Configure Menu Configure The PDU For Your Network Click the Configure button to view or change the PDU configuration including the network settings receptacle names and initial power states PDUName Configuration 90 20 44 8C DB Branch X Branch Y PDU MAC 00 20 44 8C DB B1 ON Reset ON Reset PDU IP Name Delay Delay Power Name Delay Delay Power x18 RecepNamet8 g 5 21 RecepName21 x17 RecepNamet7 10__ fs O Y20 RecepName20 7 Gateway x16 IRecepNamet6 11 5 v19 RecepName19 e Netmask 7 DHCP C Hosts x9 RecepNameg 18 o Y12 RecepName12 15 v y 7 SWU x8 RecepName8 9 fal Y11 RecepNamet1 i x7 RecepName 2 Y10 Recepname10 7 SNMP Host1 IP 0 0 0 0 a Biasa hadit Da x2 RecepName2 2 J Y4 RecepName4 SNMP Host2 IP 0 0 0 0 x e RecepName1 26 5 v Y3 RecepName3 2 SNMP Host3IP 0 0 0 0 Maximum Current Maximum Current PDU Name PDUName Maximum Socket Lock Current Maximum Socket Lock Current 20 0 Min Temperature F Branch Z ON Reset Max Temperature F Delay Delay Power C Use Celsius 224 3 E Min Humidify 0 223 Recep a 222 RecepName2 Max Humidity aes eee 215 RecepName15 12 Z14 RecepNamet4 3 213 RecepName13 z6 RecepName6 2 z5 RecepName5 2 Maximum C
41. tive immediately if this button is clicked Save Saves all the displayed configuration data into the PDU s non volatile storage and apply the newly configured values If you change the IP address it will become effective immediately if this button is clicked Cancel Discards all the changes made in the current session Load Shows all the current PDU configuration data 19 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Step 4b The Web Menu Configuring The PDU For Web Browser Access Press the Web button under the Actions section of the main menu to open the Web Variables screen Web Variables PDU Name PDUName Network PDU IP Address 192 168 123 123 Subnetmask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 123 1 DHCP WEB Enabled SW Update v Login Name Password User1 admin admin User2 Users User4 Load Save If you are not using SEMA but you want to access the PDU using a Java capable Web Browser you can change the PDU network configuration and login information from the Web Variable screen You can also change these settings using the Ethernet Setup menus e Click the Load button to load the current settings for the PDU e A description of each field is on the following page The default settings are PDU Name PDUName PDU IP Address 192 168 123 123 Subnetmask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 123 1 Web Enabled checked SW Update checked Login
42. urrent Maximum Socket Lock Current Note This screen shows the configuration menu for a three phase Controlled PDU Monitored PDUs only have the Maximum Current input field under the Branch Circuits Banch X Y and Z A single phase PDU will only have one or two Branch Circuits Branch A or Branch A and B e Change the PDU IP Netmask and Gateway values to match your network requirements To configure the PDU for use with SEMA assign an IP address that is in the same subnet as the SEMA server Descriptions of each field are listed on the following pages e f you want the PDU to send SNMP traps as alarms to another application appliance enter the IP addresses in the SNMP Host IP fields You can check the Hosts checkbox if you want the PDU to be accessed only by those selected hosts e On Controlled PDUs if you want to turn certain outlet receptacles off to prevent circuit overloads be sure to uncheck the Power checkboxes next to those receptacles e Press the Save button when you complete the changes Note that if you change the IP address you will need to log in using the new IP address e Press the Close button to return to the main menu without making any changes Note All CPI PDUs are configured with the same IP address at the factory It is important that you change the IP address to match your network requirements 28 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 e Descriptions of the fields are listed below
43. value in Amperes that when the branch circuit consumption is reached the PDU will send an alarm notification via SNMP trap over the network If this variable is set to O the detection notification is disabled Maximum value that can be entered is 640 00 Maximum Socket Lock Current Is the value in Amperes that when the branch circuit consumption is reached will lock all the OFF state sockets To turn any of those sockets ON the user must reduce the current consumption on the branch or increase this value This field is only available on Controlled PDUs 30 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Step 7 The Monitor Menu Monitoring The PDU Using A Web Browser Click the Status button to view current PDU conditions The Status Dialog box will display the PDU s MAC address IP address software version temperature and humidity if a temperature and humidity sensor is attached to the PDU alarm state consumption in Amperes and the status of each receptacle on off on Controlled PDUs PDUName Status MAC 00 20 44 8C DB B1 IP 10 10 100 3 Software Version 3 1 3 Temperature 86 3F Alarm None Humidity 43 8 Branch X Branch Total i Total RecepName18 RecepName17 RecepName21 RecepName20 RecepName16 RecepName19 RecepName9 RecepName12 RecepName8 RecepName11 RecepName RecepName10 NENNEN N lt i eee N RecepName2 RecepName4 N RecepName1 N RecepName3 Branch Z Total RecepName24 0 0
44. ware CenterLine CenterBridge and PowerScope In Line Meters to provide enterprise wide web based KVM switch access to devices computer and network switch equipment asset management and power monitoring CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL Graphic Conventions Warning symbol Nomenclatures ENET Ethernet Port SER Serial Port ENV Environmental Port PDU Power Distribution Unit Socket Port Outlet Receptacle PDU output port SEMA Scalable Enterprise Management Application June 28 2010 CPI PDU User Manual Rev 10 0 June 28 2010 Product Features Footprint Vertical column or horizontal 1U 2U chassis size varies with model Voltage 110 250 Volts varies with model Power Input cable variable length variable plug type 1 Circuit Breaker per circuit segment or phase group optional on some models 1 LED Current Display per circuit segment or phase group Vertical controlled PDU models have bi colored LEDs near each switched outlet receptacle indicating state On Off state is monitored and controlled via Serial or Ethernet connection Controlled models may also have several outlet receptacles that are not monitored or controlled always on which are outlined in green Horizontal PowerWedge models do not have LEDs that indicate state Ethernet ENET port Ethernet accessible via SEMA or Java capable Web Browser Serial SER port Serial accessible via a direct connection with a ser
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