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1. A Date and Time amp USHA Network Protocols AB USHA Firmware Upgrade A Network Access Control SNMP TRAP Receivers amp WakeOnLAN AB Web Page Refreshing Rates A Email Notification amp External Links HE Logs Overload reduce load USHA Firmware Upgrade Browse Upload Agent Firmware Upload Status DW Figure 3 21 USHA Firmware Upgrade Network Access Control This menu displays a list of the workstation enabled to access USHA for read write operations See Appendix C HTTP Security Control for detail 1 Index The index number of the entry in the table 2 NMS IP Address The management station s IP address 0 0 0 0 means entry not configured 255 255 255 255 grant the access right to all IP It also can configure all IP address in same subnet with same access right Like 192 168 1 255 3 Community Low level password associated with the IP Address The maximum length of 4 Access Type Access right associated with the IP Address Available options are NotAccess Read and Read Write If the IP Address was set to NotAccess or Read it Ba f sc the string is 16 characters can t grant to administrator right even use Admin password Contro MENU UPS Monitoring UPS and EMD Management S Shutdown Management S USHA Management A USHA System Info USHA Configuration A Date and Time amp USHA Network Protocols A USHA Firmware Upgrad
2. Curre Bypass Voltage Phase R Volt Current Utility Bypass Input Voltage Phase S Volt D Figure 3 7 UPS Input On this page you have the output parameters of the UPS For Parallel System you may select 25 from which module you would like to get the measurements Overload reduce load amp Control MENU UPS Output a UPS Global Parallel UPS System Summary UPS MA Global Synoptical View nitoring Global Alarm Table Normal UPS Unit Summary 50 0 UPS Identification 224 4 UPS Battery 219 9 UPS Input DO KG KG KO ok J UPS Output UPS and EMD Management 212 9 Output Current Phase R A 42 0 hutdown Management 42 6 FF gt J Output Current Phase S A USHA Management ogs Output Current Phase T A PREP 43 7 7 5 8 0 7 5 E rm Output Power Phase R kw Output Power Factor Phase R Output Power Factor Phase S Output Power Factor Phase T d Output Load Phase T lt Re S Eo e Ko Fon Fe Te sis Sis slelels gis 8 LZ sic g ae SIs BTS 1S 1S 4 loa viv elelem oje EA RE sjsjsjz aja BIS E 2 viv sald I sis vlt S jeje js 789 o sis vivid CB ed B a alll 1 9 Raed oto C8 R B JIR IR JE S jS S121212 l a G SH HEH G ea Siale i L Re 3 DW Figure 3 8 UPS Output UPS and EMD Management This folder contains the menus for the configuration of the UPS and the EMD E
3. Status 0 OnBattTime s 0 Runtime m 78 Capacity 88 Voltage V 246 0 Temp C 22 0 Menu Identification UPS Name UPS Model Output VA UPS Type UPS Firmware USHA Firmware Location Admin System Up Time Menu Input 601020710 30 kVA 30000 3 Phase REV USHA Pro II Card v1 00 SN Taiwan Technical Support Team 3days 14 51 30 Vin V 233 2 229 5 233 9 Freq Hz 50 9 Menu Output Vout V 217 2 234 4 229 8 Power W 7941 8296 7755 Load 59 0 Menu Clients 1 192 168 68 100 Menu Figure 3 25 Extra Browsing Options PDA 44 WAP Please input on WAP phone USHA address WAP or USHA address P Ex HTTP 192 168 11 100 WAP or HTTP 192 168 11 100 W you can see the UPS status page Figure 3 26 Freq 60 0Hz Oday 12 32 34 LIN s EMENS Figure 3 26 Extra Browsing Options WAP 45 Chapter 4 Managing USHA via SNMP Setting SNMP parameters in USHA If you intend to manage your USHA via SNMP NMS Network Management station you may want to customize some of the SNMP settings such as System Name System Contact and System Location and so on Note Before using USHA in SNMP environment the IP address gateway must be configured properly See Chapter 2 for details SNMP Access Control Setting USHA supports SNMP protocol You can use SNMP NMS to manage UPS through the network The IP address of the workstation
4. 1 Trap repeat time control Change port number Enable disable the SSH protocol and change port number SMTP Port B SSH Control 25port Enabled 22port After completing these settings press 0 to return to the configuration menu Parameter Group Setting From the configuration menu press 3 to modify the SNMP identification information See 2 11 E Fa oe nah a a Se sey oa lo Sve el es Gai Sak eae et ed mle ah hPa Gam a eer ces Sees Sa ats Dey GT e Tat GS ae SNS d Parameter Group Configuration Menu SSS SSS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SSS SSS SS SS SS SS SS Se l 1 sysContact Technical Support Team 2 sysName USHA 3 System Location 4 EMD Configuration Auto 5 Temperature Unit Celsius 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 11 Setting the SNMP identification information and the UPS data read frequency No Function Description Example Remark 1 SysContact Alphanumeric string ae SUD eam 2 SysName Alphanumeric string USHA 3 SystemLocation Alphanumeric string 4 EMD Configuration Disabled Auto EMD function Disabled 5 Temperature Unit Change temperature Unit to Celsius or Celsius Fahrenheit After completing these settings press 0 to return to the configuration menu Email Group Setting From the configuration menu press 4 to modify the Email configuration See2
5. Battery temperature and Input frequency 33 These values are saved in the History Log The maximum value for this setting is 28800 seconds i e 8 hours Extended Log Interval Min This field shows the set interval in minutes to create an extended data measurements log After every interval the major UPS measurement values will be consolidated and minimum maximum and average values of these measurement stored to the extended data log This value can range between 3 and 9000 minutes Temperature Unit Select the Temperature Unit to Celsius or Fahrenheit Date and Time This menu lets you set the USHA internal date and time There are three ways to set the Date and Time Figure 3 16 Synchronize with computer time Synchronize with NTP server or set the date and time by manually Overload reduce load Date and Time USHA System Dare Ce nea ayy 03 05 2 USHA System Time hh mm ss Synchronize with computer time Computer Date 03 05 2010 Computer Time 11 20 33 C Synchronize with NTP server IP Address 0 0 Time Zone G I Enable Daylight Saving Time Set manually Date dd mm yyyy ososr2010 Time hh mm ss 12040 i Set Value D Figure 3 19 Date and Time USHA Network Protocols This menu lets you enable or disable the communication protocols available in the USHA and affect a restart and reset of the USHA internal parameters Some of the items in this menu are visible only
6. External Management Device Setting the EMD status to Auto USHA can auto detect the EMD type There are two types of EMD EMD HT and EMD T The Temperature and Humidity will show in the Comprehensive View User must setup the EMD than could see this configuration page About setup EMD device please see the EMD_ installation _ manual_ V1 10 for detail Overload reduce load EMD Configuration RIS UPS and EMD eae EMD Type Disabled B c Global UPS Shutdown Control UPS Battery Test EMD Temperature D lB P 40 0 0 z UPS Battery Test Schedule Humidity EMD Humidity c 20 c 80 0 0 z 3 EMD Configuration LAHA EMD Alarm 1 Normal Open S Shutdown Management mG USHA Management EMD Alarm 2 Normal Open z H Logs Disabled 2 Set Value D Figure 3 13 EMD Configuration 29 Shutdown Management Shutdown Events Configuration On this page you may define the parameters for controlling the shutdown of up to 250 clients and of the UPS USHA knows 9 events which could trigger a shutdown process AC Failed Battery Low UPS Overload UPS Over Temperature Weekly Schedule Special Day Mains Failure on the UPS input If the checkbox Discontinue UPS Shutdown if AC restores is checked then the UPS shutdown process will be stopped but not the Client Shutdown if it already has been triggered Alarm generated by the UPS when the battery remaining autonomy reache
7. Notification of system administrator via SNMP Traps RTC supported Shutdown Watchdog enabled Telnet support for configuration BOOTP DHCP supported Online configuration supported Standard UPS MIB RFC1628 supported Enhanced HTTP security No restart needed for IP change System parameters log write to flash memory simultaneously SSH and SSL supported WOL function supported Can connect an EMD Environmental Monitoring Device for monitoring temperature and humidity NTP amp ICMP supported e SNMP V3 supported System Application USHA is an interface between UPS and the network It can obtain the status from a UPS and issue commands to it USHA supports two kinds of protocol SNMP and HTTP for user access Through the SNMP protocol NMS and Web Browser the user can obtain the UPS status issue commands to the UPS and configure USHA through the network USHA also provides shutdown software for various OS The shutdown software that runs under various O S can link to USHA automatically through the network and communicate with USHA via a proprietary protocol USHA will issue the shutdown command to the shutdown software in the event of Mains input failure battery low and scheduled shutdown Shutdown software will then proceed to the shutdown process in order to prevent the abnormal shutoff of host or server due to power events NMS Station or Web Browser Power Line Ethernet Shutdown SAY Operating Operating O
8. Using the RJ45 to DBY female serial cable provided with the package connect the USHA COM port and the COM port on the workstation See Figure 2 2 3 Set both the DlP switches of the USHA Card to OFF position operating mode for configuration Figure 2 2 Serial cable connection of USHA Card Configuring USHA 1 Ona workstation running Microsoft Windows 2000 XP 2003 or later start HyperTerminal available on the accessory programs group See 2 3 Administrator EN Internet Internet Explor Set Program Access and Defaults Ga a Windows Catalog nts gt 05 Microsoft ouia Windows Update E E Free AOL amp Unlimited Internet Tour Window amp Netscape 7 2 i eel s KIS Communications K HyperTerminal fa Notepad 71 Microsoft Office gt 71 Accessibility Startup gt 71 Entertainment gt Network Setup Wizard amp MIB Browser 59 Bonjour gt 71 System Tools gt E New Connection wizard rra Java Web Start gt Address Book Oidview Mozilla Firefox gt EY Command Prompt E Netscape 7 2 gt I Notepad wY Paint 71 MG SOFT MIB Browser gt W Paint ByteSphere gt Program Compatibility Wizard wi Microsoft Word Remote Assistance Gu Remote Desktop Connection EEE Internet Explorer Synchronize zr Apple Software Update S Tour Windows xP Q Opera Lo Windows Explorer All Programs Safari Dy Windows Movie Maker Log OFF ol Turn Off Computer Astat E G
9. 12 oS Se SSS e SSS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS e a N Email Group Configuration Menu C a SS Se eS Se eS Se SS SS ee SS Se ee SS Se SS SS SS Se 1 Mail Server mail server com 2 User Account USHA 3 User Password 4 Sender s Email Address danielliu server com 5 Mail Subject Prefix 171 6 DNS IP Address 192 168 200 87 7 Daily Status Report 00 00 8 Mail Receivers 9 Test Email Configuration 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 12 Setting the Email information No Function Description Example Remark Setting Email server to receive the mail form 1 Mail Server USHA Mail server com 2 User Account User account for the mail server USHA 3 User Password The password of the mail server i 4 Sender s Email The Email Addr ss of sander danielliu server c Address om Mail Subject Prefix Set subject prefix 171 DNS IP Address Set DNS IP address 192 168 200 87 Daily Status Report Setting the time of daily status report hh mm 00 00 NIDN Mail Receivers level in mail receiver table Set the mail account mail type and event Test Email Configuration account which set in mail receiver table Set yes no to send a mail test to the mail After completing these settings press 0 to return to the configuration menu From the UPS Parameters UPS Information
10. 2010 14 15 30 48 Shutdown Process in Windows 2000 XP 2003 When USHA detects a power event for example AC power failure the USHA will send the shutdown command to its connected clients The clients will post a dialog box to notify the user that the system will be shut down Figure 5 3 The user can select Shutdown Now to start the shutdown process or Close to close the message The shutdown software will proceed with the shutdown process and the host or server will be shut down automatically if nothing is selected after the counter has counted down to zero Usha Service Shutdown Message lol x Subject Shutdown Notification Csi Date 2009 05 10 Time 22 57 19 From Remote UPS 192 168 68 1 721 Shutdown Kaw Shutdown Reason Ac Power Fail System will shutdown in 110 Close Figure 5 3 Shutdown warning message There are five kinds of state for shutdown software UPS Connection OK Trying to locate UPS Local machine is about to shut down The service is suspended fee veer oe Remote UPS is about to shut down or has shut down Uninstalling Shutdown Software To uninstall the shutdown software the following procedure should be followed 1 Right mouse click the battery icon in the taskbar and select Exit to stop the shutdown service 2 Select the Add Remove programs icon from the Control Panel 3 Select the USHA service and then click the Add Rem
11. CD ROM containing the Shutdown Software for various OS provided USHA MIB file for SNMP Network Management System NMS USHA Quick Installation Guide USHA User Guide in electronic format Features e Network connection through RJ45 connector Allows connection of the UPS directly to the network through a RJ45 connector without using RS232 ports on the computer and without loading any individual UPS management software on the network server e Network UPS management Allows remote management of the UPS from any workstation through Internet or Intranet e Remote UPS monitoring via SNMP HTTP and ModBus Allows monitoring of the UPS using USHA MIB Management Information Base provided with USHA Internet Browser or ModBus e Configure UPS and USHA functions from any client password protected Set UPS and USHA parameters from any SNMP management station or through Internet Browsers using HTTP forms and objects e Keep event logs amp metering data in flash memory Provides a history file of UPS power events power quality UPS status and battery condition e Automatic shutdown The shutdown software included provides automatic orderly shutdown either pre programmed by Administrator or for critical power events e Multiple server shutdown The shutdown program will broadcast mains failure messages via an IP Internet Protocol packet and perform automatic shutdown on several servers even on different operating systems alSO
12. Configuration Global UPS Shutdown Control UPS Auto Reboot UPS Battery Test UPS Battery Test Schedule EMD Configuration S Shutdown Management Apply S USHA Management Logs Turn On UPS Cancel UPS Shutdown E A Figure 3 10 Global UPS Shutdown Control UPS Battery Test On this page you may check the result of the last battery test Becoming administrator you may also execute a battery test as follows Battery Test Command Abort Test stop the currently running test Quick Battery Test perform a time limited test the time is fixed by the UPS ca 3 minutes Deep Battery Test run the UPS on battery until they are discharge Use this test to verify the battery capacity Obviously you have to execute this test when the UPS is not supplying critical loads NOTES on parallel units the test is performed an all modules sequentially starting the next test only when the previously terminated This is effective for all situations where each module has its own battery Some conditions should be met in order for the test to be executed Refer to the UPS manual for further details Overload reduce load a Control MENU UPS Battery Test UPS Monitoring TAR UPS and EMO Menagerie PS 0110512010 06 00 01 UPS Global Configuration EE Global UPS Shutdown Control Tata ate mei 1 04 43 47 00 Globa 9 3 own Contro UPS Battery Test Last Test Result Test In Progress UPS Battery Test S
13. External Links This page describes the setting of External Links Up to four links can be setup by this page each link can configure to an external web page that user can easily to connect to related web pages Such as another UPS with USHA card or technical support homepage Figure 3 27 Overload reduce load amp Control MENU External Links 4 UPS Monitoring S UPS EMD Mangement MET Secon ton Link Address H Shutdown Management 1 l Disabled SI USHA Management Z USHA System Info l Disabled amp USHA Configuration 3 Disabled lt AB Date and Time 4 Disabled A USHA Network Protocols Z USHA Firmware Upgrade Savas amp Network Access Control AM SNMP TRAP Receivers amp WakeOnLAN amp Web Page Refreshing Rates S Z Email Notification gt AM External Links H Logs Figure 3 27 External Links Screen Text This is the description of hyperlink name which will display on the menu tree for user s reference Link Address This field defines the web page location to be connected in IP address or URL format Status This field controls the visibility of this hyperlink on menu tree Setting Disable will make this hyperlink invisible from menu tree 41 Logs Through this menu you can view all types of UPS amp USHA log messages displayed in chronological order such as the UPS History Log UPS Extended Log UP
14. Protocols page NOTE on this Protocol Page you also have the RESTART button which is visible when becoming administrator 21 Chapter 3 Managing USHA via Web Browser Note If you do not add the IP address of the workstation to the Access Control Table via RS232 or Telnet or the SNMP HTTP Access Control via Web Browser in USHA you can only view the UPS status it will not be able to perform any configuration on USHA Displaying the USHA Home Page 1 Start your Web Browser and enter USHA IP address 2 The USHA home page will be shown on the screen 3 Select the help icon located at the bottom of each page for a detail description of each item UPS Monitoring Folder This main menu contains all the measurements and data read from the UPS All the sub menus are read only for all users write mode access is not allowed Global Parallel UPS System Summary This page is only available for parallel UPS Systems and shows the major UPS figures after parallel handling With Parallel Handling we mean the calculation of values measurements alarm and states which represent for the whole parallel system For instance when each UPS module exhibit a different battery autonomy the Parallel Handling process calculates a global value which is valid for the whole system and for the present conditions load operating mode of each module defective modules currently outstanding alarms UPS Status OK Global Parallel UPS S
15. Shutdown Management lt Ha USHA Management Nominal Output Power kW Ef Logs Nominal Low Battery Time m Audible Alarm Buzzer Disabled Ms Set Value _Set Value GS Figure 3 9 UPS Global Configuration Global UPS Shutdown Control On this page you may verify and modify the Shutdown configuration of the UPS The various parameters controls the UPS behaviour after it has got a shutdown command UPS Shutdown Delay Sec the delay time of the UPS expressed in seconds from receiving the shutdown command to the real execution of the shutdown This parameter is identical to the parameter you can find in the Menu folder Shutdown Management on the Shutdown Events Configuration page UPS Auto reboot On or Off Specifies if the UPS should reboot autonomously with a programmable delay when the Mains AC input restores Turn On UPS Cancel UPS Shutdown Setting Turn On UPS Cancel UPS Shutdown causes the UPS to cancel any on going shutdown process If the UPS has already shutdown then it cancels the sleep command and brings back the output power To modify the read write parameters enter the administrator mode NOTE on a parallel UPS Systems the parameters are sent to all ups modules This is the meaning of the word global 27 Overload reduce load w E Control MENU Global UPS Shutdown Control S UPS Monitoring aa UPS and EMD Management m ares oa UPS Shutdown Delay Sec UPS Global
16. USHA Configuration RIS UPS Monitoring YS UPS and EMD Management haze HE Shutdown Management l 9 USHA Management fig2 168 1 254 A USHA System Info A USHA Configuration A Date and Time A USHA Network Protocols amp USHA Firmware Upgrade USHA Subnet Mask 255 255 0 0 USHA Technical Support Team amp Network Access Control E System Location iw A SNMP TRAP Receivers d aan WakeOnLAN UPS Data Log Interval Sec amp Web Page Refreshing Rates Email Notification Extended Log Interval Min External Links x S Ses Logs Set Value DW Figure 2 20 USHA initial configuration page screen UPS Status OK amp Control MENU USHA Network Protocols H UPS Monitoring BIS UPS and EMD Management inca Status YS Shutdown Management Disabled v BIS USHA Management AB USHA System Info Enabled gt L USHA Configuration Ie a Sie ng lS 3 TTG TB 1 UDP 69 Enabled 6 _USHA Network Protocols elie Meira TCP 23 Enabled MB USHA Firmware Upgrade A ETRE PELA Control CT Lae TTT TCP 22 Enabled AB SNMP TRAP Receivers 6 WakeOnLAN A Web Page Refreshing Rates SNMP Support UDP 161 Enabled A Email Notification aA External Links WS Logs UPnP Support Disabled HTTP Support TCP eo Enabled SNMP Version SNMPv1 Y Reset to Default Restart USHA D Figure 2 21 USHA Network
17. minutes during which all connected client are constantly and periodically alerted about the critical event During this time the operator on each client can abort the shutdown process on their respective machine The first warning can be delayed by the specified time expressed in seconds The time delay between two consecutive warning expressed in seconds 31 Weekly Schedule This menu lets you modify the parameters of the shutdown restore events associated with the days of the week Figure 3 15 Overload reduce load amp Control MENU Weekly Shutdown Schedule NS UPS Monitoring H UPS MD Management ime i a S and EMD Manageme index Shutdown Day mere Time Rostat Time SIS Shutdown Management hh mm hh mm 1 0 N 0 Shutdown Events Configuration Monday poon Monday oroo Weekly Shutdown Schedule 2 Tuesday foz00 Tuesday poo NS USHA Management 4 Thursday fso Thursday fooos B Logs 5 Friday nas Friday 2 an 6 Saturday 21 len Saturday oo 02 Sunday 0007 Disabied for00 Set Value D Figure 3 15 Weekly Shutdown Schedule Special Day Shutdown Schedule This menu lets you modify the parameters of the shutdown restore events associated with certain days of the year Figure 3 16 Overload reduce load S Control MENU Special Day Shutdown Schedule S UPS Monitoring NS UPS and EMD Management index Shutdown Date Shi Ag Shutd
18. must be entered in the USHA write access table to prevent unauthorized users from configuring USHA via HTTP or SNMP protocols Note If you do not enter the IP address of the workstation to the Access Control Table via Serial Port or Telnet or the SNMP HTTP Access Control via Web Browser in USHA the SNMP NMS can only view the UPS status it will not be able to perform any configuration on USHA UPS See Pg 19 Access Control Table Setting and Pg 39 SNMP HTTP Access Control for details SNMP Trap Receivers Setting See Pg 40 SNMP Trap Receivers for details Set up SNMP Manager Software 1 Add the MIB file of USHA in the USHA CD ROM to the MIB database of the SNMP manager 2 Search for USHA in the network 3 To access the USHA SNMP agent use public for the GET community string and the Read Write password default is admin for the SET community string GET Community string public SET Community string admin For more information see the MIB file on the USHA CD ROM 46 Chapter 5 Shutdown Software Install Shutdown Software in Windows 2000 XP 2003 1 Insert the USHA CD ROM into the CD ROM drive 2 Run the USHA _Shutdown_Client exe program on the CD ROM 3 A dialog box will be posted on the screen type in the IP address of designated USHA its client name and shutdown delay time Figure 5 1 Click the Def Button if you choose the client name as the workstation you are working on UPS Con
19. of the workstation is 210 67 192 147 route add 172 17 10 21 210 67 192 147 Note1 Default IP address of USHA is 172 17 XXX ZZZ where XXX and ZZZ is the last two pairs of the MAC address of USHA in decimal For example Mac address 00 E0 D8 04 0A 15 then the default IP 172 17 10 21 Note2 See the Windows manual for detailed information on how to add a routing condition to the PC Running the Web Browser Netscape or Internet Explorer Make sure that you have a TCP IP network already installed If there is no DHCP network service on the network contact your network administrator to get an IP address for you workstation that has the same network s address as the USHA s default IP address The default IP address of USHA is 172 17 XXX ZZZ where XXX and ZZZ is the last two pairs of the MAC address of USHA in decimal 3 Start your Web Browser N Enter the URL http 172 17 XXX ZZZ in the address box where XXX and ZZZ is the last two pairs of the MAC address of USHA in decimal The USHA home page will be shown on the screen See 2 19 Generator on amp Control MENU Ups Unit Summary H UPS Monitoring RIS UPS and EMD Management ups 2 gt SS Shutdown Management NS USHA Management Generator on Output Voltage Phase R S T Volt 100 0 225 5 12 0 Output Power Phase R S T kw 8 0 8 0 Output Power Factor Phase R S T 84 85 86 Output Load
20. to those having read write access rights 1 BOOTP DCHP Enabling or disabling the Boot Protocol BOOTP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP These protocols are Internet standards used to get a dynamic IP address from a BOOTP DHCP server Ping Echo Enabling or disabling the USHA to respond to Ping requests Network Upgrade Enabling or disabling the Trivial File Transfer Protocol TFTP upgrade control You can use upgrade exe on Windows via TFTP to upgrade USHA firmware 4 Telnet Connection Enabling or disabling the terminal to server application Telnet control process The standard port is 23 5 SSH Connection This is the parameter enabling or disabling the terminal to the server application SSH control process E g SSH 192 168 7 18 The user may configure the SSH protocol to use a port number other than the standard SSH port is 22 w M 34 9 10 11 HTTP Support Enabling or disabling the HTTP connection with the USHA The user may configure HTTP protocol to use a port number other than standard HTTP port 80 SNMP Support Enabling or disabling the SNMP connection with USHA The user may configure the SNMP protocol to use a port number other than the standard SNMP port 161 SNMP Version This field allow the administrator to set the Simple Network Management Protocol version When enable administrator has the options to set for SNMPv1 SNMPv2 or SNMPv3 UPnP Support Enable Disable the Universa
21. 30 E USHA Management l T b T H Logs UPS Over Temperature Disabled z 3 ifo 30 Weekly Schedule Disabled z 10 Ifo 60 Special Day Disabled z 10 Ifo 60 Epe jaa Ie T b EMD Alarm 1 Disabled gt 3 fio 30 l l ll EMD Alarm 2 Disabled lt n ifo 15 E E Battery Low Time Min UPS Shutdown Delay Sec E D Discontinue UPS shutdown if AC Set Value D restored Figure 3 14 Shutdown Events Configuration The customer can define which action should be executed when one of the listed events occurs Possible actions are Disabled Warning Client Shutdown Shutdown UPS Client Action is disabled No shutdown is performed Warning messages will be broadcasted to all connected clients No shutdown is performed After a warning period where warning messages are broadcasted to all clients the shutdown command will be issued to all connected clients They will then start the shutdown process Note that on each client the operator can abort the shutdown process during the warning period Additionally to shutting done all the connected clients as above a shutdown command is also sent to the UPS after the delay specified by UPS Shutdown delay This parameter is configurable when having administrator rights The delay times in the tree successive columns have following means Warning period 1 Warning Warning Intervals The time expressed in
22. Control Group 14 E TTT eS Se a IP Address Community String Access G TTT ae 1 0 0 0 0 N NotAccess 2 0 0 0 0 S NotAccess 3 0 0 0 0 5 NotAccess 4 0 0 0 0 x NotAccess 5 0 0 0 0 i NotAccess 6 0 0 0 0 NotAccess 7 0 0 0 0 S NotAccess 8 0 0 0 0 5 NotAccess COMMANDS 1 Modify Modify an entry of table 2 Reset Reset an entry to default from table 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 15 Access Control Table Press key 1 to modify the data on a line Press 2 to delete all the data on a line NOTE1 The community strings entered in the Community String fields are visible only in the RS 232 connection The TELNET connection does not display the string An asterisk will be shown in the field NOTE2 If a NotAccess access right is associated with an IP address the associate workstation will not be able to display any information regarding the USHA even if the Community Read Only string is entered Setting Trap Receivers If you want to use a PC and perform the SNMP manager trap function in order to manage UPS through USHA the IP address of the PC must be added to the USHA list Press 1 to modify the data on a line Press 2 to delete all the data on a line See 2 16 Note The Set Trap Receivers configuration is used only for SNMP Network Manager a ae eeen av aes Sam nana ae sh ar fe Sam ae ae el a ov ea an NE ved a Se a Ge
23. Dare OO DOD rd Sas areare SO OR av Fe GURL A ys LG a ed ME DO tel GOS N IP Address Community String NMS Type NMS Severity Desc SSS SSS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SSS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS a 1 192 168 55 1 public RFC1628 Informational 2 192 168 60 203 public RFC1628 Informational 3 192 168 63 251 public RFC1628 Informational 4 0 0 0 0 public None Informational 5 0 0 0 0 public None Informational 6 0 0 0 0 public None Informational 7 0 0 0 0 public None Informational 8 0 0 0 0 public None Informational 1 Modify Modify an entry of table 2 Reset Reset an entry to default from table 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 16 Setting Trap Receivers Setting SNMPv3 USM Table If you want to use SNMPv3 function in order to set UPS through USHA Press 1 to modify the data on a line Press 2 to delete all the data on a line See 2 17 Note The Set Trap Receivers configuration is used only for SNMP Network Manager User Name Auth Password Priv Password Security Level Authentication User Status L Te d noAuthNoPriv HMAC MD5 Not Use 2 noAuthNoPriv HMAC MD5 Not Use 3 noAuthNoPriv HMAC MD5 Not Use 4 noAuthNoPriv HMAC MD5 Not Use COMMANDS 1 Modify Modify an entry of table 2 Reset Reset an entry to default from table 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 17 Setting SNMPv3 US
24. Figure 2 3 Hyper Terminal folders in the accessory programs group 2 Enter a name and choose an icon for the connection See2 4 Connection Description 2 x uy New Connection Enter a name and choose an icon for the connection Name USHA Icon Figure 2 4 New Hyper Terminal connection 3 Select direct COM port connection See 2 5 D USHA Enter details for the phone number that you want to dial Country region Taiwan 886 2 Area code IWG Phone number fal Connect using Cancel Figure 2 5 Select Direct to COM port connection 4 Setup the COM port parameters 9600 bps 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit and no flow control See 2 6 Port Settings Bits per second C Data bits lS o H Parity Nne 2 Stop bits hooo y Flow control Restore Defaults Cancel Apply Figure 2 6 Setup of the COM port parameters If you are using USHA card power on the UPS press the reset button at the back of the USH device Wait for USHA to boot up Messages will then be displayed on the screen See 2 7 afterwards Type the password default password is admin The USHA configuration utility main menu will be displayed on the screen Enter Password Figure 2 7 USHA Configuration Utility menu 6 Select 7 to enter the USHA Configuration Menu See 2 8 1 USHA Configuration 2 UPS Parameters 3 Access Control Table 4 Trap Receiver T
25. Group press 1 to see the UPS information See UPS Information Group Setting 2 13 Tels me e par praana E aea farer a e IE OD tl So ae a e a Aaea eaaa e g a ae a pea aren ps ar eae fae aea SL a aee e pea ta Sue OL NS aere ar owl aea a e a e a ae UPS Information Group K asd ak are a en ee rd as ate les ed tins es ib te ks ass coms eme cas re lS te em el nnd ld Sem GEL ns Se SED teen aS Me NTE md DNS om MeL Doe SE eS es om a 1 UPS Manufacturer SWITZERLANDO789 2 UPS Model Name 30 kVA 3 UPS Identification Name 601020710 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 13 UPS Information Group Name No Function Description Example Remark 1 UPS Manufacture Showing the UPS Manufacture or setting switzeRLaNDo789 this value by user 2 UPS Model Name Showing the UPS Model Name or setting 40 WA this value by user 3 pee dantmeanon Alphanumeric string 601020710 After completing these settings press 0 to return to the configuration menu UPS Rating Group Fill in the UPS proper value different UPS may has different low full voltage to show correct battery capacity and output VA on monitoring page From the UPS Parameters UPS Rating Group press 2 to set the UPS rating value See 2 14 13 K TTT L UPS Rating Group SSS SSS SS SS SS SS SS SSS SS SSS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS ee Nominal Input Volta
26. Hot swap of the USHA in UPS is inhibited Table of Contents Electronic Emission Notice 2 Safety Information 2 Chapter 1 Welcome 4 Introduction administration 4 USHA Resources 4 USHA Package Contents 5 Chapter 2 Connect USHA to the Network 7 What you need T Hardware Installation 7 USHA Configuration through TELNET command 17 USHA Configuration through a Web Browser 17 USHA Initial Configuration 20 Chapter 3 Managing USHA via Web Browser 22 Displaying the USHA Home Page 22 UPS Monitoring Folder 22 UPS and EMD Management 26 Shutdown Management 30 USHA Management 33 Logs 42 Chapter 4 Managing USHA via SNMP 46 Setting SNMP parameters in USHA 46 SNMP Access Control Setting 46 SNMP Trap Receivers Setting 46 Set up SNMP Manager Software 46 Chapter 5 Shutdown Software 47 Install Shutdown Software in Windows 2000 XP 2003 47 Install Shutdown Software in UNIX amp Linux FreeBSD IBM AIX RedHat Sun Solaris SUSE SCO Openserver SCO Unixware 50 Shutdown Process 53 Chapter 6 UPS Power Management 54 Turn off UPS Manually 54 Set UPS To Sleep Mode Manually 54 UPS Shutdown during Power Crisis 55 Managing the UPS Shutdown Schedule 56 Appendix A Technical Information 57 Technical Information about USHA Smart II 57 Appendix B Firmware Upgrades 60 General information 60 Updating USHA Firmware from Windows 2000 XP 2003 60 Updating USHA Firmware from UNIX 61 Appendix C HTTP Security Control 62 Chapter 1 Welcome Introducti
27. M Table Back to Main Menu Press 0 to return to the main menu End of USHA console Configuration After configuration was complete press 0 to ending the console connection Reboot USHA was not necessary unless you press 7 to ending the console connection and force USHA reboot again As so far USHA initialisation was completed NOTE If you want USHA to load the factory configuration default you may press 6 to Reset Configuration To Default 16 ON ak USHA Configuration through TELNET command Make sure that you have a TCP IP network already installed Run command shell i e Windows MS DOS prompt USHA will initially try to acquire an IP address from the DHCP network service if exist on the network Type Telnet lt P address obtained from DHCP gt and press enter Proceed to Step 7 If there is no DHCP network service on the network contact your network administrator to get an IP address for you workstation that has the same network s address as the USHA s default IP address The default IP address of USHA is 172 17 XXX ZZZ where XXX and ZZZ is the last two pairs of the MAC address of USHA in decimal Type Telnet 172 17 XXX ZZZ command and press enter From this point the configuration procedures are the same as the configuration via RS 232 USHA Configuration through a Web Browser If you are using USHA card refer to the section entitled Har
28. R S T 0 0 100 0 0 0 Battery Runtime Remaining minutes 10 Battery Capacity Remaining 84 Current Battery Voltage Volt 274 4 Logs Input Voltage Phase R S T Volt 224 4 225 5 226 6 11 0 Ue Come MN R e OAND 00 10 02 06 2010 DW Figure 2 19 USHA home page screen UPS Unit Summary module number 3 for parallel systems 19 N GO J O Qn E G 9 USHA Initial Configuration Select USHA Configuration from the USHA Management of the main menu to setup the network configuration parameters See 2 20 Click the Become Administrator button at the bottom of the screen Enter USHA as the login name and admin as the password Case sensitive Enter the USHA IP address Enter the USHA Gateway Address in the network Enter the USHA Subnet Mask of the network Click the Set Values to save the settings Select Date and Time from the USHA Management of the main menu Enter the IP address of the Primary Time Server and Secondary Time Server in the network or let USHA read the date and time information from the PC or as last option manually define the date and time Select Set Values to save the date and time settings 10 Select USHA Network Protocols to enable or disable the network protocols based on your requirements See 2 21 11 Select Apply to save the changes UPS Status OR 20 S Contro MENU
29. S Events Log and Agent Events Log These log messages can help you detect and diagnose problems with your USHA Global UPS Extended Log This page gives a consolidated view of the UPS parameters taken over a time interval For each of the UPS parameters minimum maximum and the average values are shown in each of the records The Administrator can change the consolidation interval by changing the value of the Extended Log Interval in USHA Configuration page The existing log is overwritten when the maximum numbers of entries are reached Start Date Date on which the recording was made Start Time The time in a 24 hour format when the values were recorded End Date The ending date of the consolidation interval for the record End Time The ending time of the consolidation interval for the record Input Voltage The minimum maximum and average values of the input voltage during the consolidation interval Output Voltage The minimum maximum and average values of the output voltage during the consolidation interval 7 Output Load The minimum maximum and average values of the output load during the consolidation interval 8 Battery Estimated Charge The minimum maximum and average values of the battery Capacity during the consolidation interval 9 Battery Estimated Minutes The minimum maximum and average values of the battery autonomy time during the consolidation interval 10 EMD Temperature The minimum maximum and average value
30. UPS For Parallel units you will see on the event descriptor which unit issued the alarm e g UPS 3 The indication Global means that the alarm or particular status promoted at System level Therefore it has been registered on more units than just the redundant ones and should be considered critical if it is an alarm UPS Events This table lists all the events that have occurred since the table was cleared The existing values are overwritten when the maximum number of entries rows has been reached 1 Date The date when the UPS event occurred 2 Time The time when the UPS event occurred 3 Event Description The description of the UPS event occurred USHA Events Log This menu lists all the USHA events that have occurred since the table wad cleared The Administrator has the access right to delete the entries of the table 1 Date The date when the agent event occurred 2 Time The time when the agent event occurred 3 Event Description The description of the agent event occurred Clear amp Save Log Data This page lets the Administrator saves USHA log data to a file in Microsoft Excel format Administrator is also able to clear specific log data or choose to clear the log data after saving the log data 1 Clear Log Data Administrator can clear the specific log data by putting a check mark beside it and click the Clear button 2 Clear the corresponding log data as you click the hyper link below Administrator can cho
31. USHA UPS SNMP HTTP AGENT User Guide Rev 1 00 AT IBM are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation NetWare are registered trademarks of Novell Incorporated DOS Windows 95 98 Me Windows NT 2000 XP 2003 are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation All other trademarks belong to their respective proprietors Electronic Emission Notice Federal Communications Commission FCC This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment CE Notice This device complies with the EMC directive of the European Community and meets or exceeds the following technical standard s EN 55022 1998 Limits and Methods of Measurement of Radio interference Characteristics of information Technology Equipment This device complies with the CISPR Class B standard s EN 55024 1998 Electromagnetic compatibility Generic immunity standard Part1 Residential and light industry Safety Information For USHA Card Type e All the service of this equipment must be perform by qualified service personnel Remove rings watches and other jewelry before servicing the unit e Before plug in pull out the USHA card to from the UPS please make sure that the power of the UPS must be off
32. able 5 SNMPv3 USM Table 6 Reset Configuration To Default 7 Restart USHA 0 Exit Please Enter Your Choice gt 1 1 System Group 2 Control Group 3 Parameter Group 4 Email Group 5 Ping Group 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 8 USHA Configuration Menu Setting the IP Address Gateway Address Network Mask and Date Time From the configuration menu press 7 to select this function and set the IP address Gateway address and other group parameters The definitions of these parameters are listed below See 2 9 a E a a ee ie me eee me ie me fine meth ET le System Group Configuration Menu E Sa a a ra So ee a a a a St eek ha ae iad arei a coe fee Ge faerie a are ns Solas Sh Sao Pa Gl ss ees Onl ltl Sa a ya RS cel Gu aS a DD sol Gum a sO 9 USHA Version USHA Pro II Card v1 00 SN Ethernet address 00 E0 D8 13 E2 A6 1 Ip Address 192 168 68 171 2 Gateway Address 192 168 1 254 3 Network Mask 255 255 0 0 4 Date and Time 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt 4 NS a pam eman jr mi apee ahaa pae e Ge al reme e e ee aere ea ee foree pae Sok ORs oe pam aa aa Pome aaee jere pan eae e dee orea a e OD araea a e e oren ee ae DOR a e a Date and Time Menu BSS SS SSS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS aa o 1 System Date dd mm yyyy 30 04 2010 2 System Time hh mm ss 09 36 12 3 NTP Serve
33. amp Extemal Links C lt p NS Logs Figure 3 24 WakeOnLAN Web Page Refreshing Rate This menu lets the administrator set the refresh interval of the USHA menu pages Overload reduce load S Control MENU Web Page Refreshing Rates H UPS Monitoring ney UPS and EMD Management YS Shutdown Management aS USHA Management Synoptical View Sec USHA System Info USHA Configuration A Date and Time A USHA Network Protocols 66 USHA Firmware Upgrade UPS Battery Sec amp Network Access Control A SNMP TRAP Receivers UPS Summary Sec Alarm Table Sec UPS Identification Sec UPS Input Sec AY WakeOnLAN UPS Output Sec 65 Web Page Refreshing Rates amp Email Notification Client Table Sec a External Links EG Logs S D X Figure 3 25 Web Page Refreshing rate Email Notification On this page you can configure the mail sending functionality and define the access to the mail server USHA uses the mail service in order to notify one or more receivers on occurrence of various evens or on regular basis 38 S Control ME Email Notification sa UPS Mor HG s road a L an Sender s Email Addre er com S D g DNS Addre fis2168 20087 168 200 87 amp SNI S Re A We g Rat A as inex Mai accoun Deseription Mai Type Eventkevel S Logs dN LS TI 7 Events Status Informational S 2 Even
34. at need to be noticed and are critical e Severe The most significant and critical traps such as UPS failure and low battery which leads to a power failure output of the UPS are sent Description Customer description string Overload reduce load SNMP TRAP Receivers 2 fezes Fiore finomat 3 zess fF None J intormationas E 92 168 68 104 F None Informational 2 5 rer 9 None moman 6 z161 me Jmm Set Value aa D D Figure 3 23 SNMP TRAP Receivers WakeOnLAN WOL function could boot any client PC configured for WOL over the network knowing the MAC address of the client From this page we can set 32 client s MAC Addresses When any client has been shutdown by an USHA event it could be restarted by USHA as soon as the event alarm on the UPS reverts to normal This is achieved sending the special WOL packet 37 Overload reduce load amp Control MENU WakeOnLAN S UPS Monitoring HS UPS and EMD Management Repeating Times S Shutdown Management 7 B USHA Management Interval TT e f amp USHA System Info 66 USHA Configuration __Set Value i A Date and Time A USHA Network Protocols jindex MAC Address Action Description Modify By USHA Firmware Upgrade 4 00 02 83 A0 04 F3 Enable Just Pc Edit Delete 7 a Network Access Control Z SNMP TRAP Receivers Add New Wake On LAN Test A WakeOnLAN 66 Web Page Refreshing Rates 7 a Email Notification
35. be defined Description This column is just for entering a description Mail Type This column is for selecting what type of email is sent to the specific Mail Receiver The choices are None Events Daily Status or Event Status e None allow you to disable the sending of email to a specific recipient e Events specifies that the recipient should receive event related messages while event occur e Daily Status specifies that the recipient should receive the Daily Status message while Mailing Daily Status Report At hh mm setting time is up The message contains three file attachments containing information logged by the USHA in csv format suitable for 39 viewing in Microsoft Excel One attachment contains the Data Log UPS measurements the second one contains the UPS Alarms and the last contains the USHA Log Logged USHA related events e Events Status specifies that the recipient should receive an email message containing the event related notification and the three file attachments as described above each time an event notification is sent 11 Event Level This column is for selecting the Severity level of notification you wish to send to each Mail Receiver configured to be sent Mail Type Events or Events Status This filter is based on the SNMP based traps Events and allows selection of Informational Warning or Severe Refer to the MIB documentation for more information and to know the severity levels 40
36. chedule Global EMD Conf r AD Configuration c SOL 16T Mo Test vn Management NS Logs Set Value D Figure 3 11 UPS Battery Test 28 UPS Battery Test Schedule The same battery tests described previously can be scheduled for an automatic execution For the meaning of the parameters please refer to the precedent paragraph The programming on this page is available if you get administration rights Overload reduce load amp Control MENU UPS Battery Test Schedule YS UPS Monitoring oo SENA Test Da Test Actions Test Unit UPS Global Configuration 7 dd mm yyyy hh mm Global UPS Shutdown Control Monday None poon 01 Quick Battery Test Global v UPS Battery Test 2 Tuesday 5 None 02 00 Deep Battery Test Global gt UPS Battery Test Schedule EMD Configuration 3 Wednesday gt None oo 03 Quick Battery Test gt Global lt YS Shutdown Management 4 Thursday gt None oa 00 Deep Battery Test x Global lt USHA Manageme S 7 a OHE 5 Friday x None oo 05 Quick Battery Test x Global gt Logs 6 Saturday x None fos 00 Deep Battery Test x Global gt Special Day lt 28 04 2010 oo 07 Quick Battery Test x Global lt Set Value DW Figure 3 12 UPS Battery Test Schedule EMD Configuration This menu allows to configure all the necessary parameters of an optional EMD
37. dware preparation of USHA Card Hardware Preparation of USHA card Procure a workstation with Ethernet card on which a Web Browser is installed 2 Connect the network cable twisted pair cable from the workstation s LAN port to an active 10 100 hub port Connect another network cable twisted pair cable from the LAN port of the USHA card to an active 10 100 hub port See 2 18 Set the USHA card DIP switches the switches 1 and 2 are OFF Turn on the UPS and wait for USHA card to boot up around 90 seconds Figure 2 18 Connecting the Ethernet cable from the LAN port of USHA Card Adjust the network routing table in your workstation Normally the first time you use USHA your workstation is unable to communicate to USHA since they are not in the same IP subnet However you may use route add command to adjust the network routing table in your workstation in order to be able to communicate to USHA via Network and configure it If the IP address of the machine is in the same subnet as USHA then no need to modify the routing table just run the Web Browser 1 Operate on a workstation Microsoft Windows 95 98 ME NT4 0 2000 XP 2003 or later installed configured with the TCP IP protocol 2 Enter the following command to add the routing condition Route add USHA _ip_address_ workstation_ip_address For instance assuming that the IP address of USHA is 172 17 10 21 and the IP address
38. e USHA exe program Upgrade Oe YS 60 Updating USHA Firmware from UNIX To be able to upgrade the firmware using a UNIX operating system you must have the command tftp installed in your system For uploading of the new firmware to USHA execute the following command line tftp tfto gt binary tfto gt connect lt host gt tfto gt put lt filename gt upgrade lt password gt lt username gt where binary Binary data download mode lt host gt USHA IP address Example 172 168 1 18 put PUT command lt filename gt Name of the file containing the firmware image Example mnt floppy USHA 500 bin upgrade Upgrade key word Separator characters lt password gt lt username gt User Name and Password for read write access 61 Appendix C HTTP Security Control Flow Chart of the HTTP Security Control Option HTTP Security Control in Serial Telnet Configuration Enable 0 Administrator No Read Only Access Yes C y Administrator as Access On SHMPHTTP Access Control Table Administrator Yes Yes Nn Administrator Access Access Type HotAccess Yes Access Type Read Vvrite v C Administrator gt Read Only No Yes Yes Yes 62
39. e Z Network Access Control SNMP TRAP Receivers WakeOnLAN amp Web Page Refreshing Rates A Email Notification amp External Links YS Logs 36 Overload reduce load Network Access Control NMS IP Address Access Type index 1 haz 168 68 101 F Read Only z i92 168 68 102 F Read Write z 192 168 68 103 Not Access lt haz 168 58 104 F Read Only lt fis2 168 68 105 F Read Write z fis2 168 68 106 g Not Access z i92 168 68107 F Read Only lt fis2 168 668 1038 E Set Value Read Write gt DW Figure 3 22 Network Access Control SNMP Trap Receivers This table can hold a maximum of eight entries It holds the list of the IP address of the Network Management Stations NMS which will receive the SNMP traps q1 2 3 Index The index number of the entry in the table NMS IP Address The IP Address in dotted format of the NMS station to which the trap should be sent Community String Low level password associated with the IP Address The maximum length of the string is 16 characters Trap Type Types of traps to be received eNone Traps are not sent eRFC 1628 Trap Traps are sent base on RFC 1628 e USHA Trap Traps are sent base on USHA MIB Severity Set the level of the trap to be sent elnformation All traps are sent e Warning Send traps th
40. figuration IP Address 192 168 68 171 Dente Local Configuration Client Name JJUST DO IT Def Shutdown Delay 120 Sec Force Shutdown Delay 120 Sec Script File Lo T Warn speaker T Ignore shutdown request Sleep Shutdown Events Iv AC Fail MV Battery Low M UPS Overload M UPS Over Temperature Cancel M Weekly and Special Day Schedule shutdown M EMD Temperature Over Threshold M EMD Alam M EMD Alarm 2 Help Figure 5 1 Set up screen 4 Then press the OK button 5 After set up is complete the shutdown service will connect to the USHA automatically Note The client local Shutdown Delay must not be greater than that of the UPS Shutdown Delay configured in USHA 47 View the Connected Client from Web Browser 1 Run the Web Browser on any machine 2 Browse the USHA IP address For example browse http 192 168 68 171 3 Select Client Table from UPS Monitoring of the main menu and the list of the connected devices will be shown on the screen Figure 5 2 Overload reduce load amp Control MENU Client Table S UPS Monitoring RS UPS and EMD Management Connected Client Number ky STG Shutdown Management Shutdown Events Configuration Weekly Shutdown Schedule Special Day Shutdown Schedule Client Table aE USHA Management Figure 5 2 USHA connected registered devices list 14 192 168 68 100 JUST DO T 00 02 00 03 05
41. ge V 230 Nominal Input Frequency F 50 0 Nominal Output Voltage V 230 Nominal Output Frequency F 50 0 Nominal Output Power kVA 60 0 Nominal Output Power kW 48 0 Nominal Low Battery Time m 0 1 Audible Alarm Buzzer Disabled 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 14 UPS Rating Group No Function Description Example Remark Nominal Input Voltage V Showing the UPS Nominal Input Voltage 230 Nominal Input Freg eney Fj S UPS Nominal Input 50 0 Nominal Output Voltage V S the UPS Nominal Output 230 Nominal Output Frequency F S A UPS Nominal Output 50 0 Nominal Output Power kVA Saar UPS Nominal Output 60 0 Nominal Output Power kW NT UPS Nominal Output 48 0 Nominal Low Battery Time m e the UPS Nominal Low Battery 0 1 Audible Alarm Buzzer A pp ee Enable Muted Disabled After completing these settings press 0 to return to the configuration menu Access Control Table Setting If you wish to use a workstation with SNMP Manager installed or if you wish to set more restrictive USHA access you can use the access table to add the IP address of the PC s on which you wish to modify the access permissions See 2 15 Note The configuration of Access Control Table is configured for SNMP and HTTP Network Management Access through TELNET or RS 232 is permitted only when using the Community Read Write password in
42. heduling History Event and Statistic log file SNMP alarms detection Report UPS Input Output Temperature Load and Capacity through Java Monitor UPS shutdown warning broadcast through shutdown programs Support internal Real Time Clock RTC Technical Specification 2MB 1Mbit x16 TFBGA Flash ROM 2MB 1Mbit x16 SDRAM LAN Controller 10 100 Mbits Ethernet controller RTC Network Protocol SNMP over UDP IP HTTP over TCP IP ARP TFTP SSH SSL NTP and ICMP Supported MIB UPS MIB RFC1628 USHA MIB Regulatory compliance FCC class B CE class B 57 Board Layout and Pin Assignment Board layout Pin assignment Bottom Side Component Side Switch Description Component layout of the panel NETWORK CJ Status Power 10 100 58 DIP switch definition LED Indicator LED definition Function Mode Manufacture Diagnostic Mode Serial upgrade mode Operating Mode Green LED AmberLED Function _ Flashing 1 3sec RS 232 Port Active Flashing 1sec _ Serial Upgrade Mode Two LED cross Auto Diagnostic Mode Flashing 59 Appendix B Firmware Upgrades General information To be able to perform firmware upgrading USHA must be connected to the same network as the workstation from which the file is to be sent In the USHA Control menu check that the Network Upgrade is enabled and that you have the login string information and the Community Read Write Password Updating USHA Firmwa
43. irme ECS ae SE ee aiae L Control Group Configuration Menu Cae ca a le th a bes a a karein Tea eS ND Ts CaS SE LE NSO EN SS Mtl SE dC ME SONS a SS TAIN Es ra SS SS SL Se 1 HTTP Login Username USHA 2 Community Read Only public 3 Community Read Write i 4 BOOTP DHCP Control Disabled 5 TFTP HTTP Upgrade Control Enabled 6 PING Echo Control Enabled 7 Telnet Control 8 HTTP Control 9 SNMP Control A SMTP Port 125 B SSH Control 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt Figure 2 10 Setting the passwords and enabling the network protocols No Function Description Example Remark 1 HTTP Login Name HTTP access login string USHA 2 Community Read Only General password for read only access public 3 Community Read Write oe password for read and write admin 4 BOOTP DHCP Control Enable disable the BOOTP DHCP protocols Enabled Enable disable the TFTP protocol for Se TETE Ypgrade Control firmware upgrades through the local network Enabled 6 PING Echo Control Enable disable the PING echo Enabled 7 Telnet Control Enable disable the TELNET protocol and Enabled 23port change port number Enable login and password request for HTTP Se gt PTT E Geno access Could change HTTP port number Enabled Sopon 9 SNMP Control Enable disable the SNMP service or change Enabled 161port 11 UDP port number change SNMP version and SNMPv1
44. kly Shutdown schedule or Special Day schedule These schedules can also assist MIS staff to prevent unauthorised access to the server during the after office hour time Turn off UPS Manually When there is a need to turn off the UPS manually go to the UPS Control in the UPS Management menu Login as an Administrator Select the radial button beside Turn Off UPS and click the Send button UPS Shutdown Delay Sec 180 default value Turn off the UPS manually at 22 20 00 22 20 00 22 23 00 UPS SLEEP UPS OFF Set UPS To Sleep Mode Manually When there is a need to set he UPS to sleep mode manually go to the UPS Control in the UPS Management menu Login as an Administrator Select the radial button beside UPS Sleep and click the Send button UPS Shutdown Delay Sec 180 default value UPS Sleep Time Min 60 default value Set UPS to sleep manually at 22 20 00 22 20 00 22 23 00 23 23 00 UPS SLEEP Q UPS Shutdown during Power Crisis USHA responds to seven different kinds of UPS shutdown events and it will take appropriate action to protect your information in your server Go to the UPS Shutdown in the UPS Management menu Logging in as an Administrator Configure the UPS Shutdown table to meet your need Click the Set Value button when finish See Pg 34 UPS Shutdown for details Status UPS Turn Off default value Delay Min 10 default value 1 Warning Sec 30 defaul
45. l Plug and Play UPnP feature with the USHA SMTP The user may configure the SMTP protocol to use a port number other than the standard SNMP port 25 Reset to Default Instructs USHA to reset parameters to factory default value 12 Restart USHA Instructs USHA to restart Overload reduce load amp Contro MENU H UPS Monitoring da USHA Network Protocols A amp USHA Network Protocols AB USHA Firmware Upgrade Telnet Connection Shutdown Management BootPIDHCP BootP DHCP Disabled STG USHA Management A USHA System Info PING Echo Enabled A USHA Configuration LAULAN ECUN UDP 69 Enabled A Date and Time TGP 23 Enabled v TEEEEREEE L Network Access Control TCP 22 Enabled z SNMP TRAP Rec rs A GNN EA aoak HTTP Support Tcp 80 Enabled gt WakeOnLAN Web Page Refreshing Rates SNMP Support UDP 161 Enabled amp Email Notification a External Links SNMP Version SNMPv1 v 9 29 Logs Disabled Z TCP 25 Apply Reset to Default Restart USHA DW Figure 3 20 USHA Control 35 USHA Firmware Upgrade This page allows for upgrading the firmware of USHA Alternatively you could also upgrade using the Upgrade Utility on the CD Control MENU UPS Monitoring NS UPS and EMD Management S Shutdown Management RS USHA Management a USHA System Info A USHA Configuration
46. load the program and don t start not unloac send proc at next boot up time me program configu figurations t default i1 log file is var uGuard log 51 1 Execute uGuard d command to suspend shutdown daemon uGuard is suspended 2 Execute uGuard F command to resume shutdown daemon te uGuard r e V 4 20 Tne muGuard USHA Vice Formal Releas C Copyright C Ingrasys Compute all rights muGuard is Copyright All rights Normal Host lt USHA gt 192 168 61 70 connected Normal ole Shutdown Enable Shutdown Activity None 52 Shutdown Process Time Bar 0 Configuration UPS Shutdown Delay 360 sec Narning 5 Min Client Shutdown Delay 60 sec Client Force Shutdown Delay 90 sec Warning Period Finish 300 sec Shutdown Delay z Countdown UPS Shutdown Delay Countdown Define Shutdown Script 360 sec Running Script and Countdown Force Shutdown Delay Force Shutdown BIW 450 sec 660 sec 53 Chapter 6 UPS Power Management One of the most significant feature of the USHA is that it can deal with almost all the power crisis confront to a UPS and protect your valuable information reside in your server from being damage due to the abrupt shutdown of the server In addition USHA can help corporate to cut the expensive energy bill by shutdown all the computer workstations in the office automatically during holiday or after office hour using the Wee
47. ly the administrator has access in read write mode USHA System Info Basic information about your USHA device Overload reduce load S Contro MENU USHA System Info RS UPS Monitoring S UPS and EMD Management USHA System Date dd mm yyyy 03 05 2010 CEPT ays 1205 23 CSS o Cara vt 00 st S Shutdown Management SIS USHA Management Z USHA System Info A USHA Configuration A Date and Time USHA Network Protocols amp USHA Firmware Upgrade Network Access Control SNMP TRAP Receivers GS Ce amp WakeOnLAN amp Web Page Refreshing Rates amp Email Notification A External Links YS Logs Figure 3 18 USHA System Info USHA Configuration This menu lets the administrator set the local network configuration parameters in USHA The basic variables for SNMP management can also be set USHA IP Address The IP address of the USHA in dotted format e g 192 168 1 100 Note that changing the IP Address of the USHA reboot was unnecessary USHA Gateway Address The IP address of the network gateway in dotted format e g 192 168 1 254 USHA Subnet Mask The Subnet Mask for your network e g 255 255 255 0 System Name SNMP Network Administrator string System Contact SNMP Network Administrator string System Location SNMP Network Administrator string UPS Data Log Interval Sec This value is the time in seconds to poll Input Voltage Output Voltage Load Capacity
48. ms you may select the module number you would like to see 23 amp Control MENU BIS UPS Monitoring Global Parallel UPS System Summary Global Synoptical View Global Alarm Table UPS Identification UPS Battery UPS Input B UPS Output HS UPS and EMD Management NS Shutdown Management Fae tel tal dal del aul aa aa HS USHA Management NS Logs Overload reduce load Ups Unit Summary UPS tz UPS Status OK 239 0 227 1 234 5 216 9 222 0 224 8 40 7 39 5 41 2 7 8 7 9 7 9 83 81 76 55 0 71 0 72 0 80 90 Battery Capacity Remaining 268 4 22 0 50 8 50 8 50 8 50 0 UPS Next Off Time hh mm dd mm yyyy UPS Next On Time hh mm dd mm yyyy Figure 3 4 UPS Unit Summary UPS Identification This page displays the basic UPS identification like the manufacturer the UPS model the firmware revision For parallel systems it is possible to select the module number from which to et the same information from all modules get this information although you will probabl Overload reduce load 24 D O 90909 c MENU m amp UP LD Monitoring Global Parallel UPS System Summary Global Synoptical View Global Alarm Table UPS Unit Summary UPS Battery UPS Input UPS Output D G al RS Shutdown Management S USHA Management YS Logs UPS and EMD Management UPS Identificati
49. nvironmental Monitoring Device and for setting up the battery test All the sub menus are read only except for the administrator which has access in read write mode UPS Global Configuration On this page you may check the nominal configuration values of the UPS and modify some of them In order to apply your modification you have to become administrator and then after having changed the relevant values click on the Set Value button All the configured values are then transmitted to the UPS Following values can be modified read write Nominal Low Battery Time The remaining battery autonomy time when the UPS issues a Low Battery alarm Audible Alarm Buzzer Disabled the buzzer will never sound Enabled normal operation The buzzer will start sound on each new generated alarm until muted via UPS panel or USHA command see next value Muted a currently sounding buzzer is temporarily muted until a new alarm occur 26 on a parallel UPS Systems the parameters are sent to all ups modules This is the meaning of the word global Overload reduce load amp Control MENU UPS Global Configuration HG UPS Monitoring RS UPS and EMD Management Nominal Input Voltage V UPS Global Configurat R v R Ca Nominal Input Frequency Hz Global UPS Shutdown Contro UPS Battery Test Nominal Output Voltage V l UPS Battery Test Schedule Nominal Output Frequency Hz EMD Configuration Nominal Output Power kVA H
50. on UPS Dal UPS Manufacturer NEWAVE SA SWITZERLAND0789 ea Figure 3 5 UPS Identification UPS Battery This page displays the battery parameters which are currently effective on the UPS Module For Parallel System you may select from which module you would like to get the measurements Overload reduce load amp Control MENU E UPS Monitoring Global Parallel UPS System Summary Global Synoptical View Global Alarm Table UPS Unit Summary UPS Identification UPS Battery UPS Input UPS Output S UPS and EMD Management YS Shutdown Management YS USHA Management H Logs UPS Input UPS Battery Battery Status Battery Voltage Volt Battery Current A Battery Temperature C Second On Battery Sec Battery Runtime Remaining minutes Battery Capacity Remaining Battery Replaced Date dd mm yyyy Figure 3 6 UPS Battery On this page you have all the parameters from UPS input lines Mains You have the main input on the rectifier and on the bypass For Parallel System you may select from which module you would like to get the measurements Overload reduce load S S Global Synoptical View S Global Alarm Table UPS Unit Summary S UPS Identification B UPS Battery UPS Input g UPS Output S UPS and EMD Management H Shutdown Management S USHA Management S Logs UPS Output Global Parallel UPS System Summary UPS Input nt Utility
51. on administration USHA acronym for UPS SNMP and HTTP Agent It can get hold of the status from and issue commands to the UPS User can use SNMP managers or Web browsers to manage the UPS through the Ethernet USHA also provides shutdown programs for different operating systems It issues a shutdown command for the events Mains failure Battery low condition OR Remaining autonomy time UPS overload UPS over temperature and scheduled shutdown All shutdown events are configurable by the user The shutdown software will proceed to the automatic orderly shutdown to prevent the abnormal shut off of the clients or servers USHA card is available as Card Type USHA Smart II Internal card version with 10 100 auto sense fast Ethernet Figure 1 1 USHA Card Type USHA Resources The USHA CD ROM contains Quick Installation Guide User Guide MIB files and USHA Shutdown Software for various OS that you can use to configure the USHA 1 USHA Quick Installation Guide gives a short overview on how to install and configure a USHA using a Windows OS workstation 2 USHA User Guide this manual gives more detail and information on installation and configuration of USHA 3 USHA provides online help that gives additional instructions for administering a USHA USHA Package Contents For USHA Smart Il USHA Smart II card with mounting bracket 2 RJ45 to DB9 Female serial cable for USHA console operation 3 USHA
52. ose to clear the log data after saving the log to a file Select Yes or No and click the Apply button Default value is set to No 3 Save Log Data Administrator can save the various USHA log data to a file with the extension csv that can be opened and read in MS Excel Attention when the radio button Clear the corresponding log data as you click the hyper link below selection is set to Yes as soon you click on any one of the hyper link below the data is definitively lost even if you cancel the operation 43 Extra Browsing Options PDA amp WAP USHA now provide more easy of using remote browsing ways User can get the UPS status through PDA or WAP mobile phone which own ability to connect to Internet already According to every manufacturer setting was different please reference to PDA and WAP User Manual for connect to Internet If your PDA or WAP can browse Internet You can start browsing the UPS status by input the USHA address PDA Please input on PDA USHA address PDA or USHA address P Ex HTTP 192 168 11 100 PDA or HTTP 192 168 11 100 P you can see the UPS status page Figure 3 25 UPS Status Status Normal Vin V 232 7 228 2 238 1 Vout V 216 8 226 0 212 6 Power W 7324 7901 8236 Load 57 0 Runtime m 79 Capacity 92 Temp C 21 0 Freq Hz 51 7 UpTime 3days 14 49 12 Menu USHA Menu Status Identification Battery Input Output Clients Battery
53. ove icon to remove the software 49 Install Shutdown Software in UNIX amp Linux FreeBSD IBM AIX RedHat Sun Solaris SUSE SCO Openserver SCO Unixware 1 From a workstation running Unix software and login as a administrator 2 Insert the USHA CD ROM into the CD ROM drive 3 Mount CD ROM 4 Create new directory mkdir uGuard 5 Copy the shutdown programs into the directory and extract the programs to the directory of uGuard then uncompress it tar xvf file tar install sh installtime uGuard unins sh 6 Type install sh to proceed with the installation procedure 7 The shell command will invoke the vi uGuard conf the user must modify the remote host value host name and local delay After saving the file the installation is complete S machine optional ClientName Warnin FALSE default The local c y A gefore shutdown om O to 120 shutdown script shutdown program ay Schedule shutdown 3 not complete 55 50 8 Type y command to start shutdown daemon when setting Do you want to start the daemon now yright Computer fall rights res uGuard is Formal Re Compu ll rights uGuard will next boot up time Copyright C1 2 5 Ingrasys Computer Inc ll rights uU d r p 1 e bo it gn 3 manual pi ww revision formation zt the program now ram at next boot up time but not start immediately Unload the program now Un
54. own Management dd mm yyyy dd mm yyyy hh mm 1 utdown Time hh mm 01 01 2001 ln 00 01 01 2001 hutdown Events Configuration foo os Weekly Shutdown Schedule 2 Rann poo Rann foro HE USHA Management 4 moa fooos fovorz00a fooos SE Logs 5 moms oso fonono oao cR osoo fonono fooos 7 moo oor oono ozo Set Value D Figure 3 16 Special Day Shutdown Schedule Client Table On this page you have an overview on all connected clients running the shutdown application You see the total number the identification for each client ip address Client name and the shutdown delay configured on each client This value is updated synchronized as soon it is changed on the client The indication Connected Time shows when the last synchronization took place 32 Overload reduce load Control MENU Client Table WS UPS Monitoring H UPS and EMD Management C iCli 1 E Shutdown Management Shutdown Events Configuration y tiie index IP Address Client Name Shutdown Delay Delay Connected Time Time Weekly Shutdown Schedule E Special Day Shutdown Schedule Client Table H USHA Management Figure 3 17 Client Table 1 192 168 68 100 WIN2K3 00 02 00 03 05 2010 11 12 30 USHA Management Through this menu you can display and modify the USHA control parameters All the menus are available in read only for all users whereas on
55. perating System 1 System 2 System N Figure 1 2 USHA System Application Diagram Chapter 2 Connect USHA to the Network What you need To install USHA on a network and change the default configuration you need a workstation running Microsoft Windows 2000 XP 2003 Vista or later If your network dynamically configures IP address all you need is a workstation with a Web Browser There are two methods for setting the USHA configuration 1 Setup the USHA through the serial port 2 Setup the USHA via a Web Browser Hardware Installation If you are using USHA Card Type refer to the section Hardware preparation of USHA Card Hardware Installation of USHA Card 1 Fasten the USHA card to USHA bracket 2 Insert the USHA Card into the UPS slot See also the manual of the specific UPS for correct UPS slot installation the procedure for Installing UPS slot interface may differ from one model of UPS to the next 3 Lock the screws of the USHA card bracket ups Figure 2 1 USHA card and UPS connection Please refer to the next section for serial port configuration or go to the last section of this chapter for configuration through a Web Browser USHA Configuration through the Serial Port If you are using USHA card refer to the section Hardware preparation of USHA Card Hardware Preparation of USHA Card 1 Operate on a workstation running Microsoft Windows 2000 XP 2003 or later 2
56. r 0 0 0 0 10 4 NTP Time Zone 5 Daylight Saving Time Control 6 NTP Control 0 Return to previous menu Please Enter Your Choice gt 00 00 Disabled Disabled Figure 2 9 Setting the USHA local network addressing parameters date and time No Function Description Example Remark 1 _ IP Address The USHA IP address 192 168 1 100 2 _ Gateway Address The network default gateway 192 168 1 254 3 _ Network Mask The sub net mask setting 255 255 255 0 4 Date and Time Setting Date and Time in this group No Function Description Example Remark 1 _ System Date USHAF internal Date dd mm yyyy 30 04 2010 2 System Time USHA internal Time hh mm ss 06 30 23 3 INTP Server Setting NTP time server 0 0 0 0 4 NTP Time Zone Setting NTP time Zone as hh mm 00 00 5 Daylight Saving Time Control Enable disable daylight saving time Disabled 6 INTP Control Enable disable NTP time server Disabled After completing these settings press O to return to the configuration menu From the configuration menu press 2 to modify the access password and enabled disabled Control Group Setting status of the available network protocols See 2 10 See Appendix C HTTP Security Control for detail a a ta iee rapapa Nes ceed cose areton edo Re vas Mas mn Scns ms seas SEs Sas ESAS a ES CDSS eare nD SS Mme MES SE SSS SOS ie
57. re from Windows 2000 XP 2003 To perform firmware upgrade use the USHA _Upgrade_Tools USHA exe program on the USHA CD ROM This program is compatible with Windows95 98 Me Windows NT 3 51 4 0 2000 XP 2003 and higher Upgrade USHA Upgrade Utility 5 00 E z oj xi Network Upgrade m UPS List IP Address Mac Address E amp E 192 168 201 60 00 e0 d8 ff 8b ef 5 00 USHA Web Card E amp E 192 168 119 75 00 e0 d8 ff 89 d2 5 00 USHA Web Card 192 168 201 35 00 e0 d8 ff 87 ee 5 00 USHA Web Card Discover Image Information Version No v5 00 Date Code Feb 06 2006 File Size 1 048 639 File Name RASYS USHA Proll Aster FW_Release FormallvS 00 USv500 BIN Quit UPS List Displays the addresses of the USHA present in the local network Discover Search for the USHA on the local network Remove Removes the selected USHA from the UPS List Modify Lets you modify the parameters of the USHA selected in the UPS List Add Lets you add the IP address of a USHA to the UPS List manually Browse Open USHA Webpage of the USHA selected in the UPS List Set IP Re set USHA IP Address Subnet Mask and Gateway Address of the USHA selected in the UPS List 8 Upgrade Sends the program loaded with the Open button to the selected USHA of the UPS List 9 Open Open and load the new image file for upgrade 10 Quit Exit the program Note You can simultaneously upgrade up to 4 USHA s on the network using th
58. s of the EMD temperature during the consolidation interval 11 EMD Humidity The minimum maximum and average values of the EMD humidity during the consolidation interval OP ORO D UPS Data Log This page gives you the measurement registered periodically on a fixed time interval The time interval can be configured on the Menu USGA Management page USHA configuration parameter History Log Interval To save the Data log to a file in Microsoft Excel format go to the Clear amp Save Log Data sub menu and click on the link UPS History Log under the Save Log Data title bar Log Date Date on which the recording was made Log Time The time in a 24 hour format when the values were recorded Input Voltage The input voltage in Volts at the time of recording Output Voltage The output voltage in Volts at the time of recording Output Load This shows the load on the UPS in terms of percentage at the time of recording Battery Capacity The current battery capacity expressed in percent of full capacity Battery Runtime the instant battery autonomy at the recording time Input Frequency The input frequency in Hertz at the time of recording UPS Temperature The temperature of the UPS battery in Celsius at the time of recording 10 EMD Temperature The current EMD temperature 11 EMD Humidity The current EMD humidity Se ON O OND 42 UPS Alarm and States The time ordered list of all alarms or status changes occurred on the
59. s the low level specified by an internal UPS parameter See Menu UPS and EMD Management Page UPS Global Configuration parameter Nominal Low Battery Time and refer to the UPS manual for further details Special case when the checkbox Battery Low Time is specified then this value is used for triggering the shutdown rather than wait for the battery Low alarm coming from the UPS The UPS signals an overload condition The UPS signal an overtemperature Shutdown process controlled by the weekly scheduling refer to the next web page for recurrent shutdown restore commands Enable the execution of Shutdown and restore commands for specific non recurrent days refer to the after next web page EMD Temperature over Threshold The EMD temperature sensor detects a temperature which EMD Alarm 1 EMD Alarm 2 30 is outside the programmed thresholds lower or upper Alarm 1 sensor on EMD detects an active alarm Alarm 2 sensor on EMD detects an active alarm Overload reduce load amp Control MENU Shutdown Events Configuration HS UPS Me ng amp UPS and EMD Management Warning 1st Warning Ag Shutdown Management Shutdown Event Shutdown Actions Period Warning Interval Min Sec Sec Shutdown Events Configuration i Weekly Shutdown Schedule AC Failed Waning 10 30 30 Special Day Shutdown Schedule Battery Low Shutdown UPS Client 2 0 E 15 Client Table f S P L aes UPS Overload Disabled z B ifo
60. splayed on this page showing the number of currently pending alarms and a table with an entry for each alarm with following entries Alarm ID a sequential number Alarm UPS ID the UPS module number having the alarm This is significant for parallel Systems having more than one UPS units When the entry displays Global then the alarm is valid for the whole parallel systems meaning that the alarm affect not just redundant units and therefore has to be considered seriously Alarm Time the date and time at occurrence of the alarm Alarm description a short textual description of the alarm Overload reduce load amp Control MENU Global Alarm Table AS UPS Monitoring Global Parallel UPS System Summary Number of Active Alarms 2 a Global Synoptical View GR 03 05 2010 09 56 08 Global Alarm Table Overload reduce load a UPS Unit Summary UPS Identificatio e ra m UPS ID S Batte T rc 1 03 05 2010 09 56 08 Overload reduce load j t f S we paa 2 l Global 03 05 2010 09 56 08 Overload reduce load S Output S UPS and EMD Management NS Shutdown Management S USHA Management E NS Logs GD D Figure 3 3 Global Alarm Table UPS Unit Summary This page gives a snapshot of all the principal UPS parameters as shown in Figure 3 4 The page will refresh automatically To set the refresh time select the menu USHA Management Web Page Refreshing Rate For parallel UPS syste
61. t value Warning Interval sec 30 default value UPS Shutdown Delay Sec 180 default value AC failed at 22 20 00 22 20 00 22 30 00 22 33 00 UPS SLEEP Client s local shutdown delay Sec 120 default value 22 20 00 22 32 00 Client ON Client OFF 55 Managing the UPS Shutdown Schedule USHA supports two kinds of shutdown schedule 1 Weekly Schedule 2 Special Day Schedule Note Before managing the UPS Shutdown Schedule please make sure that the Date and Time configured in USHA is correct Scenario Status UPS Turn Off default value Delay Min 10 default value 1 Warning Sec 0 default value Warning Interval sec 60 default value UPS Shutdown Delay Sec 180 default value Shutdown day amp time Monday 22 20 00 Restart day amp time Tuesday 09 00 00 22 20 00 22 33 00 Mon 09 00 00 Tue UPS SLEEP Client s local shutdown delay Sec 120 default value 22 20 00 22 32 00 Mon 09 00 00 Tue Client ON Client OFF 56 Appendix A Technical Information Technical Information about USHA Smart Il Features Configuration from HTTP Web Browser Telnet and serial port console Management through SNMP manager and HTTP Web Browser Support UPS MIB RFC1628 and USHA MIB Provide shutdown programs for multiple Operating System Upgrade from TFTP server and serial port UPS control through sc
62. ts Status X Informational 3 Events Status Z Informational gt ia T Events Status Z Informational Set Value Send Test Figure 3 26 E mail Notifications Mail Server This item is the Hostname of a SMTP Mail Server that will be used to send email messages from the USHA If entering a Hostname you are also required to enter the DNS Address User Account This item is the User Account of Mail Server Default has no entry and only required if Mail Server needed for authentication to send mail User Password This item is for entering the User Password of User Account Sender s Email Address This field specify the content of the From field of the Email If this field left blank the sender s address will be account ip_address Mail Subject Prefix The string prefix in the mail subject to identify the device which sends out the mail DNS Address This item is the IP Address of your network DNS server that s responsible for translating names into addresses routing mail to its proper destination Default this field will contain 0 0 0 0 Mailing Daily Status Report At hh mm If you intend to have the USHA send a Daily Status report to select Mail Receiver you need to enter the time of day in 24 hour format at which time you want the email to be sent Mail Account This column is for entering the email address of the individual that are entitled to receive report or alarm emails Up to 4 destinations can
63. ystem Summary Good Hormat UPS StatusOK Input Voltage Phase R S T Volt 234 0 229 8 233 3 231 1 231 5 221 4 Output Current Phase R S T A 127 4 128 1 133 6 Output Power Phase R S T kw 24 2 24 3 24 6 Output Power Factor Phase R S T 7 19 71 Output Load R S T 54 0 68 3 75 6 Battery Runtime Remaining minutes 72 Battery Capacity Remaining 83 Battery Voltage Volt 249 0 UPS Temperature C 26 Input Frequency R S T Hertz 52 2 52 2 52 2 Output Frequency Hertz 50 0 UPS Next Off Time hh mm dd mm yyyy UPS Next On Time hh mm dd mm yyyy D Figure 3 1 Global Parallel UPS System Summary Global Synoptical View The status of the UPS or of the Parallel System at a glance in graphical format The Synoptical 22 view by red coloring the graphical objects let you immediately recognize any abnormal situation UPS Status OK S Control MENU Global Synoptical View SIS UPS Monitoring Global Parallel UPS System Summary Global Synoptical View Global Alarm Table PP UPS Unit Summary UPS Identification UPS Battery UPS Input DODO o D D UPS Output NS UPS and EMD Management HE Shutdown Management HG USHA Management WS Logs _ Load ee Essos 129 04 227 1V 367 0 1298A 227 7V 73 6 1299A 223 7V EEE 72 min Figure 3 2 Global Synoptical View Global Alarm Table Each pending alarm on the UPS System is di

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