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Contents

1. Web monitor ..................................................................................................................................................1 1-1 Composition of the Monitor window ......................................................................................................1 Fixed menu at top ....................................................................................................................................1 Menu (left frame) .....................................................................................................................................2 Display and setting area (right frame) ...................................................................................................3

1-2 Logging in to the Monitor window .........................................................................................................4

2. System Status ...............................................................................................................................................5 2-1 UPS Monitor ...........................................................................................................................................5 2-2 UPS Status ........................................................................................................................................... 10 2-3 Product Information ............................................................................................................................. 11

3. UPS Management ...................................................................................................................................... 12 3-1 UPS Settings ........................................................................................................................................ 12 3-2 UPS Control ......................................................................................................................................... 14 3-3 Shutdown Setting ................................................................................................................................ 15 3-4 Send Command .................................................................................................................................... 19 3-5 Script Shutdown .................................................................................................................................. 19 3-6 Schedule (UPS Stop/UPS Start) ......................................................................................................... 21 3-7 Schedule (Battery Test) ....................................................................................................................... 22 3-8 Event Status Table .............................................................................................................................. 22 3-9 Log Status ............................................................................................................................................ 23 Event log ................................................................................................................................................ 23 Data log ................................................................................................................................................. 24 Log (Save/Remove) ................................................................................................................................ 25 How to save logs to USB....................................................................................................................... 25

4. Card Management ..................................................................................................................................... 27 4-1 Card Setting ......................................................................................................................................... 27 4-2 Upload/Download ................................................................................................................................. 28 4-3 Multi-User Setting ............................................................................................................................... 28 4-4 Administrator Setting ......................................................................................................................... 29 4-5 RADIUS Settings ................................................................................................................................. 29 4-6 Web Configuration ............................................................................................................................... 30 4-7 Firmware Configuration ...................................................................................................................... 30

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5. Network Management ............................................................................................................................... 31 5-1 Wired LAN ........................................................................................................................................... 31 5-2 Wireless LAN ....................................................................................................................................... 32 Wireless LAN setting procedure .......................................................................................................... 33

5-3 Protocols Setting (Detail Setting) ....................................................................................................... 35 5-4 SNMP Setting ...................................................................................................................................... 37 5-5 IP Filtering Setting .............................................................................................................................. 37 5-6 Wake On LAN Setting (Detail Setting) .............................................................................................. 38 5-7 Ping Monitor Setting (Advanced Setting) .......................................................................................... 40 5-8 Syslog Setting (Advanced Setting)...................................................................................................... 43 5-9 Search Agent (Client Computer Information/Agent Information) ................................................... 43 Client Computer Information (Client Computer List) ....................................................................... 43 Agent Information (Agent List)............................................................................................................ 44

5-10 Event Notification (Email) ................................................................................................................ 45 5-11 Event Notification (SNMP Trap)....................................................................................................... 47

6. Console Mode ............................................................................................................................................. 48 6-1 Logging in with the console ................................................................................................................. 48 6-2 Main Menu ........................................................................................................................................... 49 6-3 SNMP/WEB Card Settings ................................................................................................................. 50 Sub-menu list ........................................................................................................................................ 51

7. References .................................................................................................................................................. 53 7-1 Specifications ....................................................................................................................................... 53 7-2 Sample script table .............................................................................................................................. 54 7-3 UPS Event List .................................................................................................................................... 56 7-4 Time Zone Number Table .................................................................................................................... 59

1. Web monitor

SC21 Users Manual － 1 －

1. Web monitor

The network card SC21 (hereafter called as "this product") always monitors the status of the Uninterruptible Power Supply unit (hereafter called as the "UPS"). In the Web monitor window, you can check the status of the UPS and configure various settings.

1-1 Composition of the Monitor window

The Web monitor is divided into three parts, namely the fixed menu (A) at top, the menu (B), and the display and setting area (C).

Fixed menu at top

Name Description

① Login username Displays the username of the logged-in user.

② Login/logout button

Used for logging in to (logging out from) this product. While the user is logged in, "Logout" is displayed, and when the user is logged out, "Login" is displayed. ☞ P.4 "1-2 Logging in to the Monitor window".

③ Language (English/Japanese)

Changes the display language for the Web setup window. Options: English and Japanese

④ Date and time Displays the date and time of this product. ☞ P.27 "4-1 Card Setting". ⑤ UPS model Displays the model of the UPS unit. ⑥ SC21 (IP address) Displays the IP address of this product. ☞ P.31 "Wired LAN". ⑦ System name Displays the name of this product. ☞ P.27 "4-1 Card Setting". ⑧ Location Displays the location of this product. ☞ P.27 "4-1 Card Setting".

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Menu (left frame)

The menu consists of the main menu (① in the figure below) and the sub-menu (② in the figure below). Click the main menu, and the sub-menu appears under it. Click the sub-menu to display its details in the right frame. For the descriptions of the sub-menus, see the table below. You can hide the menu by clicking the menu button.

Main menu Sub-menu Description System Status UPS Monitor Check the operation status, serial number, and others of the UPS.

☞P.5 UPS Management

UPS Settings Set, control, and set the shutdown of the UPS. ☞P.15 Script & Schedule

Set a script to be issued to a client of this product and schedule for the UPS. ☞P.19 and P.21

Event Status Check the currently active events. Log Status Check a log for this product or the UPS. ☞P.23

Card management

System Configuration

Set the time, initialize the settings, and write or read the configuration file for this product. ☞ P.27

Authentication Configuration

Manage the login user and configure RADIUS. ☞P.28

Web Configuration Set the Web site refresh interval or automatic logout time. Firmware Configuration

Upgrade the firmware of this product.

Network Network Settings Set the IP address of this product, and others. Protocols Setting Set the network protocol, port, and SNMP. ☞P.35 Wake On LAN Setting

Set up Wake On LAN. ☞P.38

Ping Monitor Setting

Set ping monitoring to be performed on the devices connected to the UPS. ☞P.40

Syslog Setting Set Syslog. Search Agent Check a client and others of this product.

Event Notification

Email /SNMP Trap Setting

Set notification of a UPS event via email or SNMP Trap. ☞P.45 and P.47

1. Web monitor


Main menu Sub-menu Description External Links OMRON UPS Display the OMRON UPS top page.

User Registration Display the registration window for this product or UPS. SC21 Download Display the download page related to this product.

Display and setting area (right frame)

This area displays various setting windows. Use the tabs on top to change the display inside the display and setting area. Hide the left menu with the menu button to expand the display and setting area.

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1-2 Logging in to the Monitor window

Log in to the Monitor window, and you can set various items.

Here, using an example of changing the IP address of this product to "192.168.2.120", how to set items will be explained. For details on how to set the IP address for this product, see the attached "SC21 Setup Guide". The factory default value for the IP address of this product is "192.168.2.150". ① Start the Web browser and enter the IP address of this product in the address bar.

② Click the [Login] button.

③ Enter the user name and password and click the [Login] button.

User Name (Default) OMRON

Password (Default) admin *Case-sensitive *After logging in, be sure to change the password. ☞P.29 "4-4 Administrator"

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2. System Status

2. System Status

In System Status, you can check items such as the operating status of the UPS and product information.

2-1 UPS Monitor

You can visually check the operating status, schedule, and others of the UPS.

① Power Flow Diagram

This area displays the UPS input/output power supply status using a diagram. The most important part of it is the "Operating Status" light at the lower left. If the "Operating Status" light turns yellow or red, check the "Active Event List" (⑤ in the above figure / P.9 ⑤).

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Standby state (UPS stopped)

The following status arises: The commercial power (input power) is turned ON and the UPS is turned OFF (output stopped). The battery is being charged. Also after shutdown by shutdown immediately operation or schedule action, this status arises.

Commercial operation (Line interactive system) The following status arises: The commercial power

(input power) is turned ON and the UPS is also turned ON (in commercial operation). Input power is being output. The battery is being charged. * You can check the power supply system by

selecting the [UPS Status] tab, then "UPS Identification".

Commercial operation (On-line type power supplying system) The following status arises: The commercial power

(input power) is turned ON and the UPS is also turned ON (in commercial operation). Input power is being output via inverter. The battery is being charged. * You can check the power supply system by

selecting the [UPS Status] tab, then "UPS Identification".

Test mode (Battery mode)

The commercial power supply (input power) is turned ON, the UPS is also turned ON, and a battery test is running. Power is being output from the battery. When the battery test is completed, commercial operation resumes.

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Input power supply abnormal (Backup operation) An input power supply abnormal event (a power

outage or fluctuation of voltage and others) is detected. Power is being output from the battery. * When shutdown is set When an input power supply abnormal event

continues longer than "Waiting Time", shutdown starts.

☞P.15 "3-3 Shutdown Setting"

Battery low (Backup operation)

This state arises when the battery level becomes low during backup operation caused by an input power supply abnormal event. When the battery runs out, the UPS stops.

Error (Operating status light turned red/power being output) Bypass operation (commercial power being output

directly) is underway due to the occurrence of an UPS error (UPS failure or an error caused by the environment) during commercial operation. Refer to “Active Event List” (☞P.9 ⑤) to take action. * If a power outage occurs during bypass

operation, power output stops.

Error (Operating status light turned red/power not being output) This is a state in which the UPS is stopped due to

an error (including an error caused by load). Refer to “Active Event List” (☞P.9 ⑤) and the instruction manual for the UPS and check the status of the UPS.

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② Voltage Real-time Chart

This chart displays the input/output voltages of the UPS in real-time in graph format. When the input voltage is the same as the output voltage, the output voltage graph is put on the input voltage graph.

③ UPS Real-Time Chart/Load Real-Time Chart

Battery Voltage: Displays the voltage of the built-in battery of the UPS. Battery Capacity: Displays the rough charged level of the built-in battery of the UPS. UPS Temperature: Displays the temperature inside the UPS.

This chart displays the power consumption of the devices connected to the UPS as percentages. The rated output capacity of the UPS is assumed as 100%. The rated output capacity can be checked from "Output capacity" displayed by selecting [System Status] - [UPS Status] - [UPS Identification].

④ Schedule Calendar

UPS schedules can be checked for each month.

Schedule (UPS Stop/UPS Start)

Function Test

☞P.21 "3-6 Schedule (UPS Stop/UPS Start)".

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⑤ Active Event List This table displays the currently active events.

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2-2 UPS Status

You can check such items as the statuses of the UPS and battery and the latest schedule.

Item Description UPS Identification

UPS Status Displays the status of the UPS. UPS Normal / UPS Fail / UPS End of Life

UPS Model Displays the model of the UPS unit. UPS Type Displays the power supplying system of the UPS. Output capacity (VA) Displays the output rating in VA. Output capacity (W) Displays the output rating in W.

Input Power Input Voltage (V) Displays the voltage of commercial power. Input Frequency (Hz) Displays the frequency of commercial power.

Output Power

Outlet A Status Displays the output status of outlet group A. Outlet B Status Displays the output status of outlet group B. Outlet C Status Displays the output status of outlet group C. Output Voltage (V) Displays the output voltage of the UPS. Output Frequency (Hz)

Displays the output frequency of the UPS.

Output Load Capacity (%)

Displays the power consumption of the devices connected to the UPS.

Battery Battery Status Displays the status of the built-in battery. Battery Normal / Battery Weak / Battery Disconnect / Battery Connection Error / Battery Temperature Fail

Temperature (°C) Displays the internal temperature of the UPS. Battery Voltage (V) Displays the voltage of the built-in battery. Battery Capacity (%) Displays the rough charged level of the battery. Battery Runtime (Min)

Displays rough backup time calculated from the power consumption of the connected devices and the charged battery level.

Additional Battery Unit Number

Displays the number of expansion battery units.

Battery Replace Date Displays the date the use of the battery started (yyyy/mm/dd). Select [UPS Management] - [UPS Setting] - "Battery Replace Date" to set the date.

Event /Schedule

Last Event Displays the last recorded event. Last Battery Test Time

Displays the time and date a battery test was executed last in yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm format.

Next Battery Test Time

Displays the time and date scheduled for the next battery test in yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm format.

UPS Next UPS Off Time

Displays the time and date scheduled for the next UPS stop operation in yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm format.

UPS Next ON Time Displays the time and date scheduled for the next UPS start operation in yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm format.

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2-3 Product Information

You can check information about this product and the UPS. Refer to this information when you make an inquiry.

Network card Model Displays the model of this product. Firmware Displays the version of the firmware of this product. Serial Number Displays the serial number of this product.

UPS Model Displays the model of the UPS.

Serial Number Displays the serial number of the UPS. Note that the serial number cannot be displayed for the UPS of any of the following models. BU75RW/BU100RW/BU200RW/BU300RW BU50SW/BU75SW/BU100SW/BU150SW BU1002SW/BU3002SW

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3. UPS Management

3. UPS Management You can set, control, set the shutdown of the UPS when an event occur.

3-1 UPS Settings

You can set the UPS main unit. When this product starts communicating with the UPS, the set values on the UPS side will be loaded. Setting item Option/default

value, etc. Description

Battery Replaced Date (yyyy/mm/dd)

yyyy/mm/dd Record the date the use of the battery started. When newly installing a UPS unit, set the same date as the date the use of that UPS started.

Battery Auto Test *1

Off/On Set the execution of Battery Auto Test, which is executed every four weeks. Select the option and press the "Apply" button at the bottom to write the setting into the UPS unit.

Function Test *2

Off/On Set the execution of a self test (10-second discharge) at UPS startup. Select the option and press the "Apply" button at the bottom to write the setting into the UPS unit. * This item is not enabled for any of the following models, which

do not have this setting change function. BU50SW/BU75SW/BU100SW/BU150SW

UPS Cold Start *2

Enable/Disable This function starts up the UPS (supplies power to the connected devices) where AC power is not available. When "Enable" is set for Cold Start, without connecting to AC power, by turning the power switch of the UPS on, backup operation (battery output) starts. When the UPS is connected to the commercial power supply during Cold Start operation, the UPS shifts to commercial operation. Select the option and press the "Apply" button at the bottom to write the setting into the UPS unit. * While the UPS is running in Cold Start mode, the UPS stops

when the battery runs out. * This feature is disabled for a model not having it.

AC Input Voltage Sensitivity *2

Normal /Low /High

Set the line-interactive power supply system. The threshold value for voltage adjustment or input power supply abnormal event detection changes according to this setting. For details, refer to the instruction manual for the UPS.

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Setting item Option/default value, etc.

Description

Output Voltage (V) *2

Options vary depending on the specifications of the UPS.

Change the output voltage. Supported voltages are displayed as options.

Buzzer Function (Complete stop)

Enable/Disable All types of beeps available in the UPS can be set to OFF. When this item is disabled, the buzzer does not beep in any of the following cases. - Startup - Backup operation due to an input power supply abnormal event - Battery low - Battery replacement (battery weak) - Failure alarm (error alarm)

Buzzer *1

Off/On The buzzer can be set to OFF for backup operation due to an input power supply abnormal event (and battery low event) and for battery replacement (battery weak) each. However, the buzzer beeps for UPS start up and for UPS failure (error).

Over Temperature Set Point (°C)

The default value is 90deg C.

Aside from detection by the UPS unit, it is possible to set the temperature to be detected as abnormal by this product. When the internal temperature of the UPS exceeds the value set for this item, an over-temperature event arises. * This setting has nothing to do with an over-temperature error

to be detected by the UPS unit. Over Load Set Point (%)

The default value is 101%.

Aside from detection by the UPS unit, it is possible to set the amount to be detected as overload by this product. When the load amount (a sum of amounts of power consumed by the connected devices) exceeds the set value, an overload event arises. * This setting has nothing to do with an overload error (overload)

to be detected by the UPS unit. AC Fail Maximum Backup Time *2

The default value is 0 minutes. (0 means disabled.)

This function realizes the following: When an input power supply abnormal event arises, after backup operation is performed for the period of time set for this item, the UPS automatically stops outputting power (turn the power off). ☞Refer to Caution,

*1 For models in which the UPS setting switches are used for configuring settings, this setting cannot be enabled.

*2 Cannot be changed during commercial operation. Set after turning off the power switch of the UPS.

To use "AC Fail Maximum Backup Time" together with "Shutdown Setting" ("Client Shutdown" or "Client Shutdown/UPS Turn Off"), always set a value longer than the time required for "Waiting Time" + "UPS Output Stop Time" (a length of time sufficient for Client Shutdown). If a value shorter than the time required for "Waiting Time" + "UPS Stop Output Stop Time" is set, the UPS may stop outputting power before the shutdown operation is completed.

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3-2 UPS Control

You can perform control such as stopping/starting the UPS and running a battery test.

Item Description Shutdown Immediately

The UPS and clients can be shutdown together immediately. Check the radio button and click the [Apply] button, and the UPS starts a shutdown sequence (Client Shutdown + UPS Stop). The length of time until the UPS stops outputting power is the value set by selecting [Shutdown Setting], then "UPS Output Stop Time". * When the UPS stops through Shutdown Immediately operation, the

UPS remains stopped. To start the UPS from this state, either execute "UPS Power ON" from

this product or turn ON/OFF the power switch of the UPS unit. UPS Power ON The UPS stopped by software through such operation as Shutdown

Immediately can be started. Check the radio button and click the [Apply] button, and the UPS being stopped will start.

UPS Restart

The UPS can be restarted. Check the radio button and click the [Apply] button, and the UPS executes a shutdown sequence (Client Shutdown + UPS Stop). After stopping, the UPS restarts after the time set for "UPS Restart Delay Time" elapses. The length of time until the UPS stops outputting power is the value set by selecting [Shutdown Setting], then "UPS Output Stop Time".

UPS Restart Delay Time

This item is used to set the time for keeping the UPS stopped during execution of "UPS Restart". When it is set to one minute, the UPS stops for one minute, then restarts.

Outlet B/C The supply of power from Outlet B or C can be stopped/started. Click the [Apply] button to immediately apply the setting. When the supply of power is set as stopped, even if the UPS restarts, the output of the outlet remains stopped. To resume output, set "Output Start".

Buzzer Test The buzzer can be tested for beeping. Check the radio button and click the [Apply] button, and the UPS buzzer beeps once.

Battery Test Either "Function Test" or "Battery Auto Test" can be selected and executed. Click the [Apply] button to execute the selected test. * Options differ depending on the UPS model. * The test cannot be executed if the required conditions are not met

such as when the battery level is not sufficient. Last Test Start Time The time and date the last battery test started are displayed in

yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm format. Last Test Result The last battery test result is displayed.

Pass/UPS failure/Testing/Battery Weak/No battery connection/Execution failure

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3-3 Shutdown Setting

The setting related to the shutdown operation of the UPS can be performed. ① Event

The following six shutdown events are available. Item Description

AC Fail A state in which the UPS is in backup operation due to such a cause as a power outage and input voltage or frequency fluctuation

Battery Low A state in which the battery level is low.

Over Load A state in which the power consumption of the connected devices is over the threshold set in this product. ☞P.13 "Over Load Set Point ".

Over Temperature A state in which the internal temperature of the UPS is over the threshold set in this product. ☞P.13 "Over Temperature Set Point ".

Schedule(Weekly) Schedule action set to be executed weekly. ☞P.21 "3-6 Schedule (UPS Stop/UPS Start)".

Schedule(Special Day) Schedule action set to be executed on the specified day. ☞P.21 "3-6 Schedule (UPS Stop/UPS Start)".

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② Device Shutdown Action For each shutdown event, one of the following actions can be selected.

Item Description Disabled Ignore any event.

Warning Warn the client computer when an event occurs. Do not execute shutdown.

Client Shutdown When an event occurs, warn the client computer and issue a shutdown command. The UPS does not stop.

Client Shutdown/UPS Turn OFF

When an event occurs, warn the client computer, issue a shutdown command, and stop the UPS.

A client computer is a computer in which the client software of this product PowerAct Pro SlaveAgent is installed. ☞P.43 "Client Computer Information".

③ Waiting Time

Waiting Time has two different meanings depending on the nature of the event. Events Description

AC Fail Waiting Time is used to set the period of time from the occurrence of an event to the start of shutdown operation (Client Shutdown or Client Shutdown/UPS Turn OFF). If the event is resolved within the Waiting Time, shutdown is not started. (Setting value: 0 to 36,000 seconds)

Battery Low

Over Load

Over Temperature

Schedule(Weekly) Waiting Time is used to set the time for warning the client before starting scheduled shutdown. When it is set to 600 seconds, action for warning the client starts 600 seconds before the start time of scheduled shutdown. (Setting value: 0 to 600 seconds before/Default value: 600 seconds before) ☞P.21 "3-6 Schedule (UPS Stop/UPS Start)".

Schedule(Special Day)

A UPS On/Off sequence also includes [Waiting Time]. To set the latest schedule, complete the setting operation before [Waiting Time] starts. If the setting is made after [Waiting Time] starts, the corresponding schedule action will not be executed. Example: When the Waiting Time is 600 seconds and the UPS stops at 18:00, the schedule start time is

17:50 (warning start time). If the setting operation is completed at 17:55: The relevant schedule action cannot be executed

because the schedule start time has already come. When the setting operation is completed at 17:45: The relevant schedule action will be executed

because the schedule start time is yet to come.

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④ 1st Warning/Warning Interval These items are used to set a length of time from event occurrence to 1st warning and intervals at which a warning is repeated.

⑤ UPS action

Item Description UPS Output Stop Time Outlets A to C (s)

This item can set the length of time from when the Waiting Time elapses until the UPS stops. For an UPS with the outlet control feature, the stop time can be set for each outlet. For an UPS without the outlet control feature, only Outlet A is enabled. (Setting value: 0 to 1800 seconds/in increments of 60 seconds) * For details on the outlet control feature and UPS action, refer to the

instruction manual for the UPS. UPS Restart after AC recover On/Off

This item can set UPS restart to be executed when AC power recovers after the UPS shuts down due to an input power supply abnormal event. When this product starts communicating with the UPS, the settings on the UPS side will be loaded. When this item is disabled, the UPS remains stopped even after AC power recovery. In such a case, turn the power switch of the UPS unit OFF/ON to start the UPS. * For models in which the UPS setting switches are used for

configuring settings, this setting cannot be enabled. UPS Restart condition after AC recover

"Battery Capacity (charged level)" and "UPS Start Delay Time" can be added to the UPS restart conditions. When "Enable" is selected, the "Battery Capacity" and "UPS Start Delay Time" fields become enabled.

Battery Capacity (%) The battery charged level can be added to the UPS restart conditions. Unless the battery level becomes equal to or higher than the set level, the UPS does not start. (Setting value: 0 to 100%) * When this product starts communicating with the UPS, the settings

on the UPS side will be loaded. * The factory default of the UPS is 0%. * This feature is disabled for a model not having it.

UPS Start Delay Time (Sec)

This item can set the delay time until the UPS starts after AC power recovery. (Setting value: 0 to 999 seconds) * When this product starts communicating with the UPS, the settings

on the UPS side will be loaded. UPS Output (turn on) delay time Outlets A to C

A delay can be set to the power output start time for each outlet group. This setting is used when it is desired that a time interval be provided before the supply of power to the connected device starts. (Setting value: 0 to 1800 seconds/in increments of 60 seconds) * This feature is disabled for a model not having it.

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⑥ Default value list

Events Device Shutdown Action AC Fail Client Shutdown Battery Low Client Shutdown Over Load Disabled Over Temperature Disabled Schedule(Weekly) Disabled Schedule(Special Day) Disabled

Events Waiting Time (Sec)

1st Warning (Sec)

Warning Interval (Sec)

AC Fail 60 30 30 Battery Low 60 30 30 Over Load 0 30 30 Over Temperature 180 30 30 Schedule(Weekly) 600 0 60 Schedule(Special Day) 600 0 60

Item Initial Value UPS Output Stop Time (Outlets A to C) 180 UPS Restart condition after AC recover Disabled UPS Output Start Delay Time (Outlets A to C) 0

When you have changed the setting, be sure to click the [Apply] button.

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3-4 Send Command

You can send a UPS control command. Type a command in the "Input Command" field and click the [Apply] button. And, the details of the response from the UPS are displayed in the "Command Response" area.

3-5 Script Shutdown

You can execute a registered script when the UPS shuts down, when AC power recovers, and when the UPS starts up.


Item Description

Test Select this checkbox for testing the script. Select the checkbox and click the [Script Shutdown Test] button, and the registered script is executed.

IP Address Enter the IP address of the Script Shutdown target device.

Select Outlet Select the UPS output outlet to which the device power cable is connected. (UPS with output outlet control function only)

Protocol Set the communication method for the script. Options: Disable/Telnet/SSH

Condition Select a condition for executing the script.

Login ID1 Set the login ID (general) for the script target device. Write "$u1" in the script, and it is replaced with the value written for this item when the script is executed.

Shutdown The script is executed for shutdown. AC Recover After the UPS shuts down due to an input power

supply abnormal event, the script is executed when the conditions "Power Recovery" and "UPS Startup"( Including manual operation with the power switch of the UPS unit.) are met.

Output Start The script is executed when the UPS that was stopped during commercial operation starts up. For an UPS with the outlet control feature, the script is executed when all the enabled outlets start outputting power. - The power switch of the UPS unit is turned on. - "UPS Power ON" in "UPS Control" - "UPS Restart" in "UPS Control" - Scheduled start - UPS start by ping monitoring (UPS Stop/Start)

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Item Description

Password1 Set the login password (general) for the script target device. Write "$p1" in the script, and it is replaced with the value written for this item when the script is executed.

Login ID2 Set the login ID (administrator) for the script target device. Write "$u2" in the script, and it is replaced with the value written for this item when the script is executed. *"Login ID2" is sent with "su".Do not enter anything when logging in

with "su". * Entry required as needed on Linux/Mac/Unix, and not required on

Windows. Password2 Set the login password (administrator) for the script target device.

Write "$p2" in the script, and it is replaced with the value written for this item when the script is executed. * Entry required as needed on Linux/Mac/Unix, and not required on

Windows. Reconnect Count

Set the number of retries for the script. Default value: 5

Command Timeout (Sec)

Set the timeout time for the script. Default value: 10

Script Wait Time (Sec) Set when it is desired to set a delay to the start of the script. Default value: 0

Script No. Select a script number. 32 patterns can be registered for the script.

Script content Click the [Show] button to display the details of the script. The script can be edited in this window. A maximum of 32 patterns can be registered for the script, and sample scripts are already registered in patterns No.1 to 14. The upper limit for the script is 1023bytes.

Test Result Display the result of the script shutdown test. After a test is executed, it takes about one minute to obtain the result.

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3-6 Schedule (UPS Stop/UPS Start)

You can set a schedule for stopping/starting the UPS. A maximum of 16 schedules can be registered.

Item Description Schedule Action Select a schedule between Weekly and Special Day.

Options: Disable / Weekly Schedule / Special Schedule /Weekly Schedule Off / Special Schedule Off

Stop Day Set the day of the week for Weekly and set the date in yyyy/mm/dd format for Special Day.

Stop Time(hh:mm) Set the time of day for starting shutdown in hh:mm format. The UPS stops when "UPS Output Stop Time" in [Shutdown Setting] passes after the shutdown time. ☞P.15 "3-3 Shutdown Setting" Example: When the shutdown time is 20:00 and the UPS Output Stop

Time is 180 seconds 20:00 Client Shutdown starts. 20:03 The UPS stops.

Start Day Set the day of the week for Weekly and set the date in yyyy/mm/dd format for Special Day.

Start Time(hh:mm) Set the time of day for starting the UPS in hh:mm format. For the time for starting the UPS, set a sufficient value - one minute or more after the time the UPS stops.

- A shutdown action in Schedule is an action specified in [Shutdown Setting].

[UPS Management] -> [Shutdown Setting] ☞P.15 "3-3 Shutdown Setting". - Either "Weekly" or "Special Day" has precedence. To add the "Special Day" setting to the action set as

"Weekly", "disable" the "Weekly" setting on the target day.

A UPS Off/On sequence also includes [Waiting Time]. To set the latest schedule, complete the setting operation before [Waiting Time] starts with sufficient lead time. If the setting is made after the Waiting Time starts, the corresponding schedule action will not be executed. Example: When the Waiting Time is 600 seconds, and the UPS stops at 18:00,

the schedule start time is 17:50 (warning start time). If the setting operation is completed at 17:55: The relevant schedule action cannot be executed

because the schedule start time has already come. When the setting operation is completed at 17:45: The relevant schedule action will be executed

because the schedule start time is yet to come.

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3-7 Schedule (Battery Test)

You can set a schedule for Function Test or Battery Auto Test. A maximum of 14 schedules can be registered.

Item Description Test Day Select the battery test execution day between "Day of the Week" and

"Special Day". When a day of the week is specified, a test is executed every week. Options: Disable/Sunday to Saturday/Special Day

Day(yyyy/mm/dd) This item is enabled when "Special Day" is selected for "Test Day". Set the day of execution in yyyy/mm/dd format.

Test Time(hh:mm) Set the time of day for executing a battery test in hh:mm format. Test Action Select between "Function Test" and "Battery Auto Test."

Options differ depending on the specifications of the UPS.


For "Battery Auto Test", the battery discharges for a certain period of time due to load. For that reason, when this test is scheduled frequently, it affects the battery life. Be careful.

3-8 Event Status Table

This table displays the currently active events.

3. UPS Management


3-9 Log Status

You can display and save logs of power statuses and events that occur. Event log

You can check events that occurred in this product and the UPS.

Item Description ① System Event Log Events that occurred in this product are logged. ② UPS Event Log Events that occurred in the UPS are logged. ③ From To You can display logs by specifying a period.

Click over the From (To) field, and when the calendar appears, click the target date. You can also enter the date (yyyy/mm/dd) in text. After you are done specifying the period in the From and To fields, click the "Refresh" button on the right.

④ Event Level Logs can be displayed after being narrowed down by event level.

⑤ Refresh button Select ③ "From To" and ④ "Event Level" and click the "Refresh" button. The events that meet the conditions specified in ③ and ④ will be displayed.

⑥ Pages A specific number of event logs is set to be displayed per page. The number of logs per page can be changed by selecting [Card Management] - [Web Configuration] - "Web Setting" - "Display Record Log per page". ☞P.30 "4-6 Web Configuration"

Information Displays all the logs (Information/Warning/Critical).

Warning Displays the logs whose level is Warning or higher (Warning/Critical).

Critical Displays only the logs whose level is Critical.

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Data log

You can check such items as the input/output voltages and frequency of the UPS and the battery level.

Item Description ① UPS Data Log Record data related to the UPS such as the input/output voltages,

frequency, load, and battery voltage. The recording interval can be changed by selecting [Card Management] - [System Configuration] - [Card Setting] - "Log Interval". Default value: 60 seconds ☞P.27 "4-1 Card Setting"

② UPS Extended Data Log

Record UPS data into a log per set interval with the maximum, minimum, and average values. The recording interval can be changed by selecting [Card Management] - [System Configuration] - [Card Setting] - "Log Interval". Default value: 60 minutes ☞P.27 "4-1 Card Setting"

③ UPS Information Record information about the UPS unit. This data is used by the repair center or customer support.

④ From To You can display logs by specifying a period. Click over the From (To) field, and when the calendar appears, click the target date. You can also enter the date (yyyy/mm/dd) in text. After you are done specifying the period in the From and To fields, click the "Refresh" button on the right.

⑤ Pages A specific number of data logs is set to be displayed per page. The number of logs per page can be changed by selecting [Card Management] - [Web Configuration] - "Web Settings" - "Display Record Log per page". ☞P.30 "4-6 Web Configuration"

⑥ Chart button This button is used to display data logs in graph form. Click this button to display the input voltage/ input frequency/ output voltage/ load/internal temperature/ battery capacity in graph form. To restore the data display in list form, click "the List button" on the left.

3. UPS Management


Log (Save/Remove)

You can save or clear a log file.

Item Description ① Save Log Log data can be downloaded by log item into a "csv" file.

Click the download button displayed before the desired item. ② USB Log Save Logs can be collectively saved to the USB memory device inserted

in the USB port (type A) of the product. ③ Remove Log Logs can be cleared per item.

Select the check box for the target item and press the [Clear] button.

How to save logs to USB

① Insert a USB memory device into the target USB port (type A) of the product. ② Log in to the product and select [UPS Management], then [Log Status], and open the [Log

(Save/Clear)] tab.

③Check that for USB Status, "USB Storage Connected" is displayed.

* If "USB Storage Connected" is not displayed, press

the Refresh button of the browser.

④Click the [Save All Log to USB Storage] button. * When the "Set data successfully!" window appears,

click "Close".

⑤When "Save Done" is displayed for USB Status, all the log files have been downloaded.

* Depending on the situation, it may take time to

download logs.

3. UPS Management


⑥Click the [Remove USB Storage] button to remove the USB Flash drive from the product.

If it takes too long until the window display is refreshed (which may happen in such a case as when a USB memory device is inserted after opening the [Log (Save/Remove)] tab is opened), try the following.

① Click the [USB Storage Check] button. ② Click the Refresh button of the Web browser. ③ Open the [Log (Save/ Remove)] tab again.

4. Card Management


4. Card Management You can set up this product and update its firmware.

4-1 Card Setting

You can set such items as ID information and time of this product and initialize the settings.

Item Description ①

System Name The ID name for this product can be set. (Up to 20 single-byte alphanumeric characters)

Location The location for this product can be set. (Up to 20 single-byte alphanumeric characters)

②

UPS Data Log Interval (sec)

Set the interval for recording UPS data logs.

UPS Extended Log Interval (min)

Set the interval for recording UPS extended data logs.

③ [Parameter Reset] button

Return the settings of this product to their default values. * The settings for "Wired LAN" are excluded. ☞P.31 "5-1 Wired LAN"

[Reboot] button This product reboots. Click this button when changing the ping monitor settings to reboot the product. ☞P.40 "Caution"

④ Date/Time Display the date and time of this product. Time Zone Select the time zone of the area where this product is installed. Synchronize with computer date and time

Select the radiobutton and click the [Apply] button, and the time and data synchronize with the date and time of the computer being operated.

Synchronize with NTP server date and time

Select the radiobutton, enter the IP address of the NTP server, and click the [Apply] button, and the time and date synchronize with the date and time of the NTP server. Sync Interval: Set the interval in the range 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, and 1 month from the initial synchronization. Daylight Saving Time can be set.

Set manually Set the date (yyyy/mm/dd) and time (hh:mm:ss) manually.

4. Card Management

4. Card Management


4-2 Upload/Download

You can download or upload the setting file for this product.

Item Description ① Upload Configuration File

*1 The configuration file for this product (OMRON_Config.xml) can be uploaded (written to). Select the configuration file with the [Choose File] or [Reference] button, and click the [Upload] button.

② Download Configuration File *1

The setting details of this product can be downloaded (written from).

③ Upload CA File *1

The CA file can be uploaded. Select the CA file with the [Choose File] or [Reference] button, and click the [Upload] button.

④ Download Root Certificate File

The root certificate for SSL connection can be downloaded.

*1 Displayed only for log-in. 4-3 Multi-User Setting

You can apply access control to this product for each login user. Up to 8 users can be registered.

Item Description User Name Enter the login user name (up to 15 single-byte characters). Password Enter the password of the login user. Access Level You can select among "Disable", "Read Only" and "Read/Write".

- When you have changed the setting, be sure to click the [Apply] button. - Also refer to "Guest Access" in Protocol Setting. ☞P.35 "5-3 Protocols Setting"

[Network] - [Protocols Setting] - [Advanced Setting] - [Various Settings] - " Guest Access"

4. Card Management


4-4 Administrator Setting

You can change the administrator name and administrator password of this product.

Item Description ① Administrator Name Displays the current "administrator name" (before change).

Default value: OMRON New Administrator Name Type a new "administrator name" (after change).

(Up to 15 single-byte alphanumeric characters) Administrator Password Type the current "administrator password".

② Administrator Password Type the current "administrator password". New Administrator Password

Type a new "administrator password". (Up to 15 single-byte alphanumeric characters)

Re-enter New Administrator Password

Retype a new "administrator password".


4-5 RADIUS Settings

You can set RADIUS authentication.

Item Description UDP Port Enter the UDP Port No. Default value: 1812 Primary Server Enter the IP address of the RADIUS server (Primary). Secondary Server Enter the IP address of the RADIUS server (Secondary). Share Secret of Primary Server

Enter the share secret string of the primary server.

Share Secret of Secondary Server

Enter the share secret string of the secondary server.

Packet Timeout (Sec) Set the timeout time. Default value: 1 second Packet Retry Times Set the number of retries. The default value is 3 times.


4. Card Management


4-6 Web Configuration

You can configure settings related to the Web monitor refresh interval and timeout when you log in.

① Web Setting

Item Description Web Refresh Time (Sec) Set the Web monitor refresh interval. Default value: 15 seconds Display Record Log per page

This setting is related to the log information window. Set the number of log lines displayed in one page. Default value: 20 lines

Auto log-off (Sec) Log out when a state of no operation lasts for the value set for this item or longer while you are logged in. Disable "Auto Logout" by selecting [Network] - [Protocols Setting], and this item is also disabled. ☞P.35 "5-3 Protocols Setting"

② External Links Setting

You can add a link to a Web page in the External Links area in the menu. 4-7 Firmware Configuration

You can update the firmware of this product. Select the firmware with the [Choose File] or [Reference] button and click the [Upload] button. The latest firmware can be downloaded from our homepage.

The version of the firmware in this product can be checked in "Product Information". [System Status] - [UPS Monitor] - [Product Information] - [Network Card] - [Firmware] ☞P.11 "2-3 Product Information"

5. Network Management


5. Network Management You can configure settings related to the network function.

5-1 Wired LAN

You can configure settings related to the network port.

Item Description

①

IPv4 IP Address Set the IPv4 IP address for this product.

Default value: 192.168.2.150 Gateway Address Set the default gateway address for this product.

Default value: 192.168.2.1 Subnet Mask Set the subnet mask for this product.

Default value: 255.255.0.0 BootP/DHCP Enable this item when you want to have the IP address and

others obtained from such a source as the DHCP server. This item is the same as "BootP/DHCP" in [Protocols Setting]. You can change the setting by using either of the above. * If the IP address of this product changes in the middle of

operation, there is a problem with network linkage (such as when opening the Web monitor and when communicating with SlaveAgent). So, we recommend using the IP address as-is without changing it.

Default value: Disable ☞P.35 "5-3 Protocols Setting" DNS Address 1 Set the primary DNS.

Default value: 0.0.0.0 DNS Address 2 Set the secondary DNS.

Default value: 0.0.0.0 ② IPv6

Select Mode Select how to set IPv6. Default value: Disable Options: Disable/Automatic/DHCPv6/Manual

5. Network



5-2 Wireless LAN

You can set a wireless network. An optional wireless adapter is required for this setting. For details on the setting procedure, refer to the next section, "Wireless LAN setting procedure". * Compatible wireless LAN adapter: EDIMAX Technology Co.,Ltd EW-7811Un

Item Description ① Wireless LAN Status

Displays the status of the wireless LAN adapter connected to the USB port (type A). If "BootP / DHCP" is disabled, you can set the IP address manually.

② Security Setting A wireless access point can be set manually. SSID Enter the SSID of the wireless access point. Security Type Select the security type for the wireless access point.

Options: None/WEP/WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK Encryption Type Select the encryption type for the wireless access point.

Options: None/TKIP/AES/TKIP+AES Password Enter the password for the wireless access point.

③ Wireless LAN List When the wireless LAN adapter is enabled, the automatically detected wireless LAN access points are displayed. Enter the password in the password column of the row of the access point to be connected, and click the [Connect] button. When communication with the access point is established, such data as the IP address of the wireless LAN adapter is automatically obtained.

When "Enable" is selected for "Wireless LAN Access" in the protocols setting, this setting window is enabled. [Network] - [Protocols Setting] - [Various Setting] - "Wireless LAN Access" ☞P.36 "Wireless LAN Access"



Wireless LAN setting procedure

① Insert a Wi-Fi adapter into the target USB port (type A) of the product.

② Open [Network] - [Protocol Setting] - [Advanced Setting].

③ Enable "Wireless LAN Access" and click the [Apply] button.

④ Open [Network] - [Network settings] - [Wireless LAN].

⑤ Check that the MAC address of the wireless LAN adapter is displayed in "Wireless LAN Status".



⑥ In "Wireless LAN List", enter the password for the connection destination, and click the [Connect] button.

⑦ Check in "Wireless Status" that information such as the IP address has been entered.

* Note that it may take time to refresh the window. If the window display is not refreshed even after a while, click the Refresh button of the browser and open the [Wireless LAN] tab.

In "Wireless Table", the background of the access point with which communication has been established turns blue.



5-3 Protocols Setting (Detail Setting)

You can set the communications protocol.

① Various Settings

You can set the protocol to be enabled/disabled.

Item Description BootP/DHCP An IP address can be automatically obtained from the DHCP server

and others. Default value: Disable (Do not automatically obtain an IP address)

PING Echo This product can be set not to respond to ping. Default: Enable (Respond to ping)

Network Upgrade A firmware upgrade for this product via Web monitor can be disabled. Default: Enable (A firmware upgrade is possible.) ☞P.30 "4-7 Firmware Configuration"

HTTP Access The http port for Web monitor connection can be closed. Default value: Enable (Access via http port is possible.) * When this item is disabled, access via http port becomes

impossible. Force HTTPS Access Connection to the Web monitor can be forcibly set as SSL

connection. Default value: Disable * When this item is enabled, access via http port becomes

impossible: SSL connection (https) is forcibly set. * A root certificate can be downloaded by selecting [Card

Management] - [System Configuration] - [Upload/Download]. ☞P28 "4-2 Upload/Download"

Guest Access This item can prohibit a guest from viewing the Web monitor. Default value: Enable (The Web monitor can be viewed without logging in.) * When this item is disabled, a guest cannot view the Web monitor

without logging in. SSH Access SSH connection to this product can be disabled.

Default value: Enable (Logging in to this product via SSH connection is possible.)



Item Description SNMP Access The SNMP function can be disabled.

Default value: Enable ☞P.37 "5-4 SNMP Setting", P.47 "5-11 Event Notification (SNMP Trap)"

SMTP Access

The email send function can be disabled. Default value: Enable ☞P.45 "5-10 Event Notification (Email)"

NTP Access The function for clock synchronization with the NTP server can be disabled. Default value: Enable ☞P.27 "4-1 Card Setting"

UPnP Access This product can be displayed as a Upnp device in "Network" on the Windows OS. Default value: Disable (Hidden)

Wireless LAN Access A wireless LAN adapter can be used. Default value: Disable (Do not use) ☞P.32 "5-2 Wireless"

TELNET Access Telnet connection to this product can be disabled. Default value: Enable (Logging in to this product via Telnet connection is possible.)

Auto Logout The function for logging out by counting no-operation time can be disabled. Default value: Enable ☞P.30 "4-6 Web Configuration"

② Network Port Setting

The network port value can be changed.

Item Initial Value HTTPS 443 HTTP 80 SSH 22 SNMP 161 SMTP 25 TELNET 23



5-4 SNMP Setting

SNMP can be set. ① SNMP v1 / v2c Setting

Item Description Community (Read) Set a read-only community.

Default value: public Community (Write) Set a read/write-permitted community.

Default value: private ② SNMP v3 USM Setting

Item Description User Name Enter the user name. Auth- Protocol Password Enter the password for the authentication protocol. Auth-Protocol Select the authentication protocol between MD5 and SHA. Priv-Protocol Password Enter the password for the privacy protocol. Priv-Protocol Select the privacy protocol between DES and AES. Security Level Select the security level.

5-5 IP Filtering Setting

You can set IP filtering. A maximum of 8 settings can be registered.

Item Description IP Address Enter the IP address of the filtering target. Prefix Length Enter the prefix length of the filtering target. Select Mode Select between Allow and Prohibit.


noAuthNoPriv Authentication only by the user name, without encryption

authNoPriv Authentication by the authentication protocol, without encryption

authPriv Authentication by the authentication protocol, with encryption



5-6 Wake On LAN Setting (Detail Setting)

When a specific event occurs, a packet named as "Wake On LAN (hereafter called as WOL)" can be sent from this product

① WOL Settings

Item Description Repeat Count Set the number of times to send a WOL packet.

Default value: 1 Interval Time (Sec) When a WOL packet is set to be sent multiple times, set the

interval for it. Default value: 1




② WOL Condition WOL Conditions are events that trigger a WOL packet. Select the check boxes for the WOL triggering events you want.

Item Description AC Fail When an input power supply abnormality occurs

This event arises when the UPS judges the condition as an input power supply abnormality, such as a power outage and input voltage or frequency fluctuation. At this time, the UPS runs in backup operation.

Ping Fail When the ping monitor function judges the condition as abnormal The criteria for judgment of abnormality are set by selecting [Network] - [Ping Monitor Setting]. ☞P.40 "5-7 Ping Monitor Setting"

Schedule Shutdown When Schedule Shutdown starts ☞P.21 "3-6 Schedule (UPS Stop/UPS Start)".

All Outlet (A,B,C) starts output

When all the outlets in the UPS start outputting power

Shutdown Immediately When Shutdown immediately starts ☞P.14 "3-2 UPS Control"

Outlet start output Outlets A to C

In the UPS with the outlet control feature, when outlet group A, B, and/or C starts outputting power This item can be set on an outlet group basis. ☞P.17 "3-3 Shutdown Setting ⑤"

③ WOL List

This table is used to set a WOL target device. A maximum of 24 settings can be registered.

Item Description Select Select this checkbox for a WOL test. MAC Address Set the MAC address of the device you want to start using a WOL

packet. Select Mode Used to set whether to enable or disable a WOL packet.

When "Disable" is selected, even when an event occurs, a WOL packet will not be sent. Options: Enable/Disable

Description Information field [WOL Test] button This button is used to conduct a Wake On LAN test on the target

device. <Test procedure>

1. Select the target check box for "Select". 2. In the Select Mode field, select "Enable". 3. Click the [WOL Test] button.



5-7 Ping Monitor Setting (Advanced Setting)

You can perform Ping Monitor.

① Ping Settings

Item Description Passed Count Set the number of responses to ping that is judged as Pass.

* When the passing response count is 1 and the number of tests is 2, a 1/2 response to ping is judged as Pass.

Test Count Set the number of pings to be sent per test. Interval Time (Min) Set the interval of test execution.

You can select between 1 to 10 minutes in increments of 1 minute and 60 minutes.


Once ping monitoring has been set, to change the settings later, click the [Apply] button and reboot this product with the [Reboot] button in "Card Control". ☞ [Card Management] - [System Configuration] - [Card Setting] - "Card Control" - "Card Reboot " ☞ P.27 "4-1 Card Setting"

This product loads the settings when rebooting, and then starts ping monitoring "Interval Time (Min)" after rebooting. For the set "Interval Time (Min)" after this product reboots, ping monitoring cannot be performed.



② Outlet A Item Description Test Select this checkbox for a ping test. IP Address Set the IP address of the ping monitor target. Description Information field Shutdown Action Set shutdown for ping failure.

Test Result Displays the ping test result. None/Pass/Fail

Ping Fail Unit Set the number of devices that is judged as abnormal. Option: 1 to 6

UPS Action Select the action of the UPS when the condition is judged as abnormal.

UPS stop Turn the power of the UPS off. UPS stop and start

Turn the power of the UPS off and on.

Continued Operation

Do nothing and continue operation as-is.

Shutdown All clients shut down. Scripts with "Shutdown" set for the condition are executed as well.

Not Shutdown Do nothing.



③ Common to outlets B and C

Item Description Test Select this checkbox for a test. IP Address Enter the IP address of the ping monitor target. Description Information field Shutdown Action - Test Result Displays the ping test result.

None/Pass/Fail Ping Fail Unit Set the number of devices that is judged as abnormal.

Option: 1 to 6 UPS Action Select the action of the outlet when the condition is judged as

abnormal.

■ Buttons

Item Description [Detail] button Display the window in which you can check the condition of a test on

outlet A to C or an overview of setting details. [Apply] button Write the setting details. [Test] button Conduct a ping test.

Select the check box for the "Test" field and click the [Test] button. * Conduct a test after writing the settings with the [Apply] button.


Output Stop Turn the output from outlet B or C off. Output Stop and Start

Turn the output from outlet B or C off and on.

Continued Operation

Do nothing and continue operation as-is.



5-8 Syslog Setting (Advanced Setting)

You can set Syslogs (log messages).

Item Description Syslog Access Set whether to enable or disable Syslog access. Facility Set Facility (log type). Syslog Server 1 to 4 Set the IP address of the Syslog Server. Syslog Port Set the port number of the port for sending Syslog messages. Severity Level Set the priority for the event (Emergency/Event

Status/Critical/Error/Warning/Notice/Informational/Debug).

5-9 Search Agent (Client Computer Information/Agent Information)

You can display client computers, network cards existing in the same segment, and automatic shutdown software applications (PowerActPro) in list form. Client Computer Information (Client Computer List)

A client computer is a computer in which the client software of this product PowerAct Pro SlaveAgent (hereafter called as "SlaveAgent") is installed.

Item Description Connected Computer Units

Number of client computers for this product. When SlaveAgent is installed in a computer, and this product is set as Master, the said computer is counted as a connected computer.

IP Address This column displays the IP address of a client computer. Computer Name This column displays the computer name of a client computer. Shutdown Delay This column displays the "Shutdown Start Delay" time of SlaveAgent. Connection Time This column displays the communication start time between this

product and SlaveAgent. Outlet This column displays the outlet to which a client computer is

connected. The setting is manually made with "Select UPS Outlet" in SlaveAgent.



＜PowerAct Pro SlaveAgent＞ PowerAct Pro SlaveAgent (hereafter called as "SlaveAgent") is the client shutdown software for this product. By installing SlaveAgent in a computer, when this product shuts down the UPS, the computer can be shut down in conjunction with the UPS. <Poweract Pro (SlaveAgent) Configuration setting> SlaveAgent is set in the "Configuration" window (See the figure on the right). The parts enclosed in red frames in the figure - the set details for "Select UPS Outlet", "Computer Name", and "Shutdown Delay Time" - are displayed in [Client Computer Information] of this product. For details on SlaveAgent, refer to the installation guide for SlaveAgent.

Agent Information (Agent List)

An agent is a master (agent) managing UPS. Masters displayed in Agent Information exist on the network in the same segment.

Item Description Master This column displays the model of a network card (SC21, SC20G/G2), or the

"Computer Name" of a computer where PowerAct Pro MasterAgent is installed. Click the name of the master, and the corresponding monitor window opens.

UPS Model This column displays the model of the UPS managed by a master. UPS Status This column displays the operating status of the UPS. Battery Status This column displays the status of the battery. Communication Status

This column displays the status of communication between the UPS and PowerAct Pro MasterAgent.



5-10 Event Notification (Email)

You can notify a UPS event via email. A maximum of 8 notification destinations can be registered.

① Email setting

Item Description Mail Server Set the SMTP server. User ID Set the user ID for sending an email. Password Set the password for the user ID. Sender Email Address Set the email address of the sender. Mail Subject Set the title of the email. DNS Address Set the IP address of the DNS Server. Email Report Time (hh:mm) Set the time for sending a daily report. Email Support TLS Set this when using TLS.

Setting example (For Gmail)

Item Description Mail Server smtp.gmail.com User ID User ID (the portion before @ in the mail address) Password Gmail password Sender Email Address Email address Mail Subject Up to 31 single-byte alphanumeric characters DNS Address IP address of the DNS server in use Email Support TLS Use SMTP Port 587 ☞SMTP port should be changed by "Network Port Setting"

[Network] - [Protocols Setting] - [Advanced Setting] - "Network Port Setting"

* By selecting "Sign in & security" - "Apps with account access" in Google Account information, "Allow less secure apps." must be enabled.



② Receivers Table

Item Description Mail Account Set the email address of the recipient. Description Information field Mail Type Set the type of the email to be sent.

Filter Type / Select Event

Set the event to be sent via email.

[Send Test] button Test email transmission.


None Do not send an email. Events When an event occurs, send the relevant

event in text format. Daily Status This type is used for daily reports.

Send an email by attaching all logs in csv format to it at a fixed time of day everyday. The send time is set in the "Email Report Time" field.

Events / Status

When an event occurs, send an email by attaching the relevant event in text format and all logs in csv format to it.

Level The level is set with an event level. In the "Select Event " field, select an event level. Information: Send all events. Warning: Send warning and critical events. Critical: Send critical events.

Individual Set an event on an individual event basis. In the "Event Select" field, select an event you want to send.



5-11 Event Notification (SNMP Trap)

You can notify a UPS event via SNMP trap. A maximum of 8 notification destinations can be registered.

SNMP Trap Setting

Item Description NMS IP Address Set the IP address of the trap send destination. Community String Set the community. Trap Type Select the MIB type.

Trap Version Select the SNMP version. Options: v1/v2c/v3

Filter Type / Select Event

Set the event to be sent.

Description Information field


None Do not send a trap. SWC2 MIB dedicated to this product, A more

detailed event can be sent compared to when using UPS standard MIB.

RFC1628 UPS standard MIB

Level The level is set with an event level. In the "Select Event" field, select an event level. Information: Send all events. Warning: Send warning and critical events. Critical: Send critical events.

Individual Set an event on an individual event basis. In the "Select Event" field, select an event you want to send.

6. Console Mode


Some settings for this product can be changed by using the console mode.

The console mode of this product is compatible with the following OS platforms: Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 Bring a terminal emulator program separately. In this document, the procedures are explained by using the free terminal program called "Tera Term" as an example. ☞"SC21 Setup Guide" P.5 "Changing with terminal soft"

6-1 Logging in with the console

① Connect to a Windows computer with the USB cable provided with this product.

② The USB serial converter driver is automatically installed. * If the driver is not found in the computer, it must be searched for online.

So, install the driver in an environment in which you can connect to the Internet.

③ Start the terminal program "Tera Term".

④ In the "New connection" window, select "Serial", then the port for this product "COM*ELMO GMAS (COM*)". (An asterisk "*" is a number.)

⑤ When the terminal program window opens, press the <Enter> key, and enter the user name and password (case-sensitive) by following the instructions displayed on the window.

User Name OMRON Password admin

6. Console Mode

6. Console Mode


6-2 Main Menu

When you log in by using the console mode, the Main Menu opens. The Main Menu mainly provides the control items for this product. Enter the number shown before the desired item, and press the <Enter> key.

No. Item Description 1 SNMP/WEB Card Settings Move to the detailed setting for this product. 2 Reset Accounts

/Passwords to Default Return the administrator name and password to their default values. (This function is available only when in console mode.) ☞P.29 "4-4 Administrator"

3 Reset Configuration to Default Return the settings of this product to their default values (initialization). Parameter reset ☞P.27 "4-1 Card Setting"

4 Restart SNMP/WEB Card Restart this product. 5 Entry Passthru Mode A control command can be sent to the UPS directly.

☞P.19 "3-4 Send UPS Command" 0 Exit Log out.

6. Console Mode


6-3 SNMP/WEB Card Settings

When you select "1. SNMP/WEB Card Settings" in the Main Menu, you will move to the detail setting. For the descriptions of the items, see the table below.

No. Item Description 1 IP, Time and System Group This item can set the following: Network (such as the

IP address of this product), time, system name, location, and others. ☞P.27 "4-1 Card Setting"①, ④ ☞P.31 "5-1 Wired LAN" ☞P.59 "7-4 Time Zone Number Table"

2 Network Control Group This item can set whether to enable or disable the network protocol as well as setting the network port. ☞P.35 "5-3 Protocols Setting"

3 Account Control Group This item can change the authentication settings. ☞P.28 "4-3 Multi-User Setting" ☞P.29 "4-4 Administrator", "4-5 RADIUS Settings"

4 Email Group This item can set notification of a UPS event via email. ☞P.45 "5-10 Event Notification (Email)"

5 SNMP Group This item can set SNMP v3 USM. ☞P.37 "5-4 SNMP Setting" ②

0 Back to Main Menu This item is used to return to the Main Menu.

6. Console Mode


Sub-menu list

Sub-menu 1 Sub-menu 2 Sub-menu 3 (Values such as numbers below are default values)

1. IP, Time and System Group 1. IPv4 Group 1. IP Address : 192.168.2.150

2. Gateway Address : 192.168.2.1

3. Network Subnet : 255.255.0.0

0. Return to previous menu

2. IPv6 Group 1. IP v6 Configuration : Disabled

2. IP v6 Address :


3. Date and Time Group 1. System Date (yyyy/mm/dd) :

2. System Time (hh:mm:ss) :

3. NTP Control : Enabled

4. NTP Server :

5. NTP Time Zone :

6. Daylight Saving Time Control : Disabled


4. System Contact : Technical Support Team

5. System Name : UPS Agent

6. System Location :


2. Network Control Group 1. BOOTP/DHCP Control : Disabled

2. Upgrade Control : Enabled

3. Ping Echo Control : Enabled

4. UPnP Control : Disabled

5. Wireless Control : Disabled

6. HTTP Control Group 1. HTTP Control : Enabled

2. HTTP Port : 80

3. Force Security HTTP : Disabled

4. Force Security HTTP Port : 443

5. Access Security Control : Disabled


7. SNMP Control Group 1. SNMP Control : Enabled

2. SNMP Port : 161


8. SMTP Control Group 1. SMTP Control : Enabled

2. SMTP over TLS : Disabled

3. SMTP Port : 25


6. Console Mode


Sub-menu 1 Sub-menu 2 Sub-menu 3 (Values such as numbers below are default values)

9. SSH Control Group 1. SSH Control : Enabled

2. SSH Port : 22


A. Telnet Control Group 1. Telnet Control : Enabled

2. Telnet Port : 23



3. Account Control Group 1. RADIUS Group 1. RADIUS Port : 1812

2. RADIUS Server Settings

3. Packet Timeout : 1

4. Packet Retry : 3


2. Access Control Table

3. Super User Group 1. User Name : OMRON

2. User Password : *



4. Email Group 1. Mail Server :

2. User Account :

3. User Password : *

4. Sender Email Address :

5. Mail Subject Prefix :

6. Mail Daily Status Report At(hh:mm) : 00:00


5. SNMP Group 1. SNMPv3 USM Table


7. References


7-1 Specifications

Item Description Network port 10Base-T/100Base-TX USB port Type A (for Wireless LAN adapter/USB memory)

Mini B (for console setting) Protocol SNMP, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, Telnet, SMTP, and others MIB SWC2 (SC21-dedicated MIB)

UPS (RFC1628) Usage environment temperature/humidity

-10 to 55 degrees Celsius/10 to 90% RH (no condensation)

Storage environment temperature/humidity

-20 to 55 degrees Celsius/10 to 90% RH (no condensation)

Maximum electric power consumption

3W/6W when using USB device

Dimensions 60 (W) x 130 (D) x 19 (H) mm Weight of unit About 70g Noise regulation VCCI Class B compliant

7. References

7. References


7-2 Sample script table

No. Script name Description 1 Windows rcv=login:

snd=$u1 rcv=password: snd=$p1 rcv=C:¥ snd=shutdown -s –f

2 Linux rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password snd=$p1 rcv=]$ snd=$u2 rcv=Password: snd=$p2 rcv=]# snd=init 0

3 Mac(OSX) rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password: snd=$p1 rcv=$ snd=$u2 rcv=Password: snd=$p2 rcv=# snd=halt

4 ESXi Host rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password: snd=$p1 rcv=] snd=halt

5 Netapp ONTAP9.1 / 9.2

rcv=login as: snd=$u1 rcv=Password: snd=$p1 rcv=> snd=system node halt -node * -inhibit-takeover true -skip-lif-migration-before-shutdown true rcv={y|n}: snd=y rcv={y|n}: snd=y

6 Netapp Clustered data ONTAP8.3

rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password: snd=$p1 rcv=::> snd=system node halt * rcv={y|n}: snd=y rcv={y|n}: snd=y rcv={y|n}: snd=y rcv={y|n}: snd=y

7. References


No. Script name Description 7 HP MSA2040 rcv=login:

snd=$u1 rcv=Password: snd=$p1 rcv=# snd=shutdown both rcv=(y/n) snd=y

8 FortiNet rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password: snd=$p1 rcv=# snd=execute shutdown rcv=Do you want to continue? (y/n) snd=y

9 Nutanix Cluster Stop rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password snd=$p1 rcv=$ snd=echo Y | cluster stop

10 Nutanix Cluster Start rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password snd=$p1 rcv=$ snd=cluster start

11 Nutanix CVM Shutdown

rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password snd=$p1 rcv=$ snd=sudo shutdown -h now

12 Nutanix AHV Shutdown

rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password snd=$p1 rcv=# snd=shutdown -h now

13 ESXi Maintenance Mode ON

rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password snd=$p1 rcv=] snd=esxcli system maintenanceMode set -e true -m noAction

14 ESXi Maintenance Mode OFF

rcv=login: snd=$u1 rcv=Password snd=$p1 rcv=] snd=esxcli system maintenanceMode set -e false

7. References


7-3 UPS Event List

No. Information 1 Utility power has been restored 2 The UPS has returned from a low battery condition 3 The UPS is working fine 4 The UPS is not on battery power 5 The testing of UPS is completed 6 The testing is going on UPS 7 The UPS has enabled bypass 8 The ups is not on bypass 9 Communication with the UPS has been established

10 The UPS has been turned off 11 The UPS has entered in 'sleep' mode 12 The UPS woke up from 'sleep' mode 13 The UPS is reboot 14 Shutdown command is cancelled 15 The UPS temperature is under setting point 16 The UPS output load is under setting point 17 The status of Outlet B is changed 18 The status of Outlet C is changed 19 The ping judgement is Recover(Outlet A) 20 The ping judgement is Recover(Outlet B) 21 The ping judgement is Recover(Outlet C) 22 Recovery from Output over voltage 23 Recovery from DC bus voltage error 24 Recovery from Output short 25 Recovery from Over load time out 26 Recovery from Battery over charge 27 Recovery from Battery under charge 28 Recovery from Over temperature 29 Recovery from External Fan fail 30 Recovery from TX fail 31 Recovery from Internal CPU communication error 32 Recovery from Output under voltage 33 Recovery from Single Wave Load 34 Recovery from Bat-Config. Fail 35 Recovery from CPU operation failed 36 Recovery from Output DC unbalance 37 Recovery from Internal Fan fail 38 Recovery from Over Load 39 Recovery from Battery Weak 40 Recovery from Battery Empty 41 Recovery from Battery temperature high 42 Recovery from UPS life expired 43 Recovery from Inverter current circuit fail 44 Recovery from Output current circuit fail 45 Recovery from Voltage reference fail

7. References


No. Information 46 Recovery from Output V sensor fail 47 Recovery from DC Voltage sensor fail 48 Recovery from Input frequency fail 49 Recovery from Sync. fail 50 Recovery from CPU internal fail 51 Recovery from Input current circuit fail 52 Recovery from Battery temperature low fail 53 Recovery from BMS Over Current fail 54 Recovery from BMS internal fail 55 Recovery from Charger Fail 56 Recovery from BMS Cell Over voltage fail 57 Recovery from BMS Cell Under voltage fail 58 Recovery from Battery Incorrect Connection fail 59 Send test trap

No. Warning

1 Utility power not available 2 The UPS has switched to battery backup power 3 The UPS has been given shutdown command 4 The UPS temperature is over setting point 5 The UPS output load is over setting point 6 Some devices are no response from ping.(Outlet A) 7 Some devices are no response from ping.(Outlet B) 8 Some devices are no response from ping.(Outlet C) 9 Battery temperature high

10 Battery Incorrect Connection fail No. Critical

1 The UPS batteries are low and will soon be exhausted 2 The UPS is not working fine 3 Communication to the UPS has been lost 4 The UPS battery is weak 5 The UPS has hardware problem 6 The ping judgment is fail, The UPS Outlet B is shutdown 7 The ping judgment is fail, The UPS Outlet B is restart 8 The ping judgment is fail, The UPS Outlet B cause ups shutdown 9 The ping judgment is fail, The UPS Outlet C is shutdown

10 The ping judgment is fail, The UPS Outlet C is restart 11 The ping judgment is fail, The UPS Outlet C cause ups shutdown 12 ScriptShutDown is call, The command is send 13 The ping judgment is fail, UPS is shutdown 14 The ping judgment is fail, UPS is restart 15 The ping judgment is fail, UPS Outlet A shutdown 16 The ping judgment is fail, UPS Outlet A restart 17 Output over voltage 18 DC bus voltage error 19 Output short

7. References


No. Critical 20 Over load time out 21 Battery over charge 22 Battery under charge 23 Over temperature 24 External Fan fail 25 TX fail 26 Internal CPU communication error 27 Output under voltage 28 Single Wave Load 29 Bat-Config. Fail 30 CPU operation failed 31 Output DC unbalance 32 Internal Fan fail 33 Over Load 34 Battery Weak 35 Battery Empty 36 UPS life expired 37 Inverter current circuit fail 38 Output current circuit fail 39 Voltage reference fail 40 Output V sensor fail 41 DC Voltage sensor fail 42 Input frequency fail 43 Sync. fail 44 CPU internal fail 45 Input current circuit fail 46 Battery temperature low fail 47 BMS Over Current fail 48 BMS internal fail 49 Charger Fail 50 BMS Cell Over voltage fail 51 BMS Cell Under voltage fail

7. References


7-4 Time Zone Number Table

No. Time difference Place name (Area name)

0 GMT -12:00 International DateLineWest 1 GMT -12:00 Eniwetok/Kwajalein 2 GMT -11:00 Midway Island/Samoa 3 GMT -10:00 Hawaii 4 GMT -09:00 Alaska 5 GMT -08:00 Pacific Time (US & Canada); Tijuana 6 GMT -07:00 Arizona/Mountain Time 7 GMT -07:00 Chihuahua/ La Paz/ Mazatlan 8 GMT -07:00 Mountain Time (US & Canada) 9 GMT -06:00 Central America 10 GMT -06:00 Central Time (US & Canada) 11 GMT -06:00 Guadalajara/Mexico City/ Monterrey 12 GMT -06:00 Saskatchewan 13 GMT -05:00 Bogota/ Lima/ Quito 14 GMT -05:00 Eastern Time (US & Canada) 15 GMT -05:00 Indiana (East) 16 GMT -04:00 Atlantic Time (Canada) 17 GMT -04:00 Caracas/ La Paz 18 GMT -04:00 Santiago 19 GMT -03:30 Newfoundland 20 GMT -03:00 Brasilia 21 GMT -03:00 Buenos Aires/ Georgetown 22 GMT -03:00 Greenland 23 GMT -02:00 Mid-Atlantic 24 GMT -01:00 Azores 25 GMT -01:00 Cape Verde Is. 26 GMT -00:00 Casablanca/ Monrovia 27 GMT -00:00 Greenwich Mean Time / Dublin/ Edinburgh/ Lisbon/ London 28 GMT +01:00 Amsterdam/ Berlin/ Bern/ Rome/ Stockholm/ Vienna 29 GMT +01:00 Belgrade/ Bratislava/Budapest/ Ljubljana/ Prague 30 GMT +01:00 Brussels/ Copenhagen/ Madrid/ Paris 31 GMT +01:00 Sarajevo/ Skopje/ Warsaw/ Zagreb 32 GMT +01:00 West Central Africa 33 GMT +02:00 Athens/ Istanbul/ Minsk 34 GMT +02:00 Bucharest 35 GMT +02:00 Cairo 36 GMT +02:00 Harare/ Pretoria 37 GMT +02:00 Helsinki/ Kyiv/ Riga/ Sofia/ Tallinn/ Vilnius

7. References


No. Time difference Place name (Area name)

38 GMT +02:00 Jerusalem 39 GMT +03:00 Baghdad 40 GMT +03:00 Kuwait/ Riyadh 41 GMT +03:00 Moscow/ St. Petersburg/ Volgograd 42 GMT +03:00 Nairobi 43 GMT +03:30 Tehran 44 GMT +04:00 Abu Dhabi/ Muscat 45 GMT +04:00 Baku/ Tbilisi/ Yerevan 46 GMT +04:30 Kabul 47 GMT +05:00 Ekaterinburg 48 GMT +05:00 Islamabad/ Karachi/ Tashkent 49 GMT +05:30 Bombay/ Calcutta 50 GMT +05:30 Chennai/ Kolkata/ Mumbai/ New Delhi 51 GMT +05:45 Kathmandu 52 GMT +06:00 Almaty/ Novosibirsk 53 GMT +06:00 Astana/ Dhaka 54 GMT +06:00 Sri Jayawardenepura 55 GMT +06:30 Rangoon 56 GMT +07:00 Bangkok/ Hanoi/ Jakarta 57 GMT +07:00 Krasnoyarsk 58 GMT +08:00 Beijing/ Chongqing/ Hong Kong/ Urumqi 59 GMT +08:00 Irkutsk/ Ulaan Bataar 60 GMT +08:00 Kuala Lumpur/ Singapore 61 GMT +08:00 Perth 62 GMT +08:00 Taipei 63 GMT +09:00 Osaka/ Sapporo/ Tokyo 64 GMT +09:00 Seoul 65 GMT +09:00 Yakutsk 66 GMT +09:30 Adelaide 67 GMT +09:30 Darwin 68 GMT +10:00 Brisbane 69 GMT +10:00 Canberra/ Melbourne/ Sydney 70 GMT +10:00 Guam/ Port Moresby 71 GMT +10:00 Hobart 72 GMT +10:00 Vladivostok 73 GMT +11:00 Magadan/ Solomon Is./ New Caledonia 74 GMT +12:00 Auckland/ Wellington 75 GMT +12:00 Fiji/ Kamchatka/ Marshall Is. 76 GMT +13:00 Nuku' alofa

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