RPM/UPS Interface Card User`s Manual
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1. S WAN Web i SNMP 2 1g Power Cord 3 1 d r r ri a SKR cere See eee 0 Power Cord RPM Back I 44ta I i SNMP Web Card RPM Front RPM UPS Interface Card UPS Battery Bank Back Typical wiring scheme for the RPM UPS Interface Card Setup Procedure This section will guide you through the Setup Procedure for the RPM UPS Interface Card NOTE The user must setup the RPM before performing the installation or setup procedure for the RPM UPS Interface Card see the setup procedure in the RPM Users Manual and SNMP 32L Users Manual NOTE The user must complete the appropriate Installation procedure of the RPM UPS Interface Card before proceeding with the Setup Procedure for the RPM UPS Interface Card The Ethernet cable is connected to the RPM The iLink Cable is connected to the RPM and the UPS The UPS and RPM are on The RPM can be set up to perform a safe and logical shutdown for the connected equipment when the selected event happens to the UPS The user selects an event for which they want the RPM to signal the connected equipment to perform a safe and logical shutdown NOTE The Power Management Software for Windows NT 2000 Server must be setup for the safe and logical shutdown see the RPM Users Manual The following example explains how to set up the RPM UPS to turn off the RPM s Outlet A when the UPS reaches a Low Battery condition and to turn the RPM s outlet A back on once the AC power for the UPS2. is plugged into the RPM and UPS Turn off the RPM and unplug the RPM s power cord from the UPS s output receptacle Turn off the UPS and unplug the UPS s power cord from the AC wall outlet Plug the power adaptor s connector into the connector on the external adaptor box labeled Input Plug the DB9 Male to Female serial cable into the connector on the external adaptor box labeled To UPS Plug the other end of the DB9 Male to Female serial cable into the Serial Port on the UPS rear panel of the UPS Plug the power adaptor into one of the Battery Powered output receptacles of the UPS Insert the RPM UPS Interface Card into the option slot on the external adaptor box Install the two retaining screws provided 10 Attach one end of the iLink Cable provided to the RJ11 iLink Port on the RPM UPS Interface Card 11 Attach the other end of the iLink Cable to the iLink Port on the RPM 12 Plug the RPM s power cord into the UPS s Battery Powered output receptacle 13 Plug the UPS s power cord into the AC wall outlet 14 Turn on the UPS and the RPM 15 Turn on all the eguipment that is plugged into the UPS and RPM 16 The installation procedure is complete The RPM UPS Interface Card is ready to be setup see Setup Procedure O o OO od a Rack Server Rack Server Rack Server Rack Server 3 x SE w Rack Server em TIE tej through phone Rack Server S 3 i o Rack Server 3 Rack Server Sk Telnet
3. LC Network Select RPM RPMo1 gt m OutletA OutletE o Instant shutdown oo Instant shutdown OutletB OutletF instant shutdown instant shutdown OutletC OutletG instant shutdown instant shutdown OutletD 1 QutletH instant shutdown o instant shutdown Log Information SENSE Save Event Log Device Selection Apply 1 Under Device Selection select UPSO1 default and then click Apply iii system Status a SWITCH UPS Information Click the icon to turn on or off the specific outlet Select RPM RPMO1 z OutletA OutletE instant shutdown instant shutdown Confi ti onuguranon ibanai OutletB OutletF SNMP instant shutdown instant shutdown Email OutletC OutletG PPP instant shutdown instant shutdown Web Telnet OutletD OutletH System Time instant she shutdown instant shutd shutdown UPS Setting UPS Schedule RPM Action All On Save Restore ae o Log Information RB zzz a z eC B Data Log Save Event Log Save Data Log Device Selection UPSO1 default Apply z 2 The left hand side Menu items will change to show the UPS menu items The right hand side will still show the RPM Status page To view the UPS Web pages click on the Refresh button in the Web browser tool bar and then the UPS Status page will appear See the SNMP 32L Users Manual for more detailed information concerning the UPS Web pages 11 ENVIRONMENT CONTROL MANAGEMENT Minuteman TOUR System Statu
4. M Action RPM Status Configuration Network RPM Schedule a Save Restore Settings Log Information Event Log Save Event Log RPM v Apply 10 Events Select Select AC Power Failed Events Action Select Remove for when the Selected event has been removed or select Occur for when the Selected event happens select Remove RPM Select which RPM to perform the action select RPMO1 Outlet Select which outlet on the RPM you want the action performed on select Outlet A Outlet Action Select what action you want the selected outlet to perform turn ON or turn OFF select ON Then click on Apply When the UPS detects that the AC power has returned it will signal RPMO1 that the AC power has returned and then RPMO1 will turn ON Outlet A NOTE The SNMP 32L card will automatically perform the configured action the Web browser may be closed at this time The SNMP 32L card must be left on the UPS Web pages before closing the Web browser so that the SNMP 32L card will automatically perform the configured action 10 Switching from the RPM Web Pages to the UPS Web Pages The RPM UPS Interface Card allows the user to control and view the status of the UPS and the RPM via one Computer Interface SNMP Card You are currently viewing the RPM Web pages To view the UPS Web pages follow the procedure below LOLKA System Status iSWITCH RPM Status Click the icon to turn on or off the specific outlet OC E
5. MINUTES MAN RPM UPS Interface Card User s Manual RS485 to UPS Communication Es U p SE a pg a JE MINU PELE POW eo man Table of Contents NOOCOwudcGa id dod E oO Goch 3 INCOJUCUON usnja nan O O AGA 4 RPM UPS Interface Card Features 4 RPM UPS Interface Card Package 4 NTS Ca WAU Ose ea ej ne a ea 5 Internal RPM UPS Interface Card 5 External RPM UPS Interface Card 6 Setup Procedure wia GRE OCE 7 Switching from UPS RPM Web Pages 11 Obtaining Technical Assistance 13 Limited Product Warranty mssessesszecsu2 14 NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A 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 This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at the users own expense This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissio
6. d ee AC Power Failed RPM Settin Outlet Action Environmental Temperature Overrun lo second s RPM Action Environmental Temperature Underrun EEREN Environmental Humidity Overrun Environmental Humidity Underrun Information Event Log Save Event Lo Device Selection 6 Events Select select an event UPS Battery Low for the RPM to perform an action System Status di E MOL RPM Action atus RPM Action adi ill Events Select m aa ma mag Save Restore Settings Log Information Event Log Save Event Log Device Selection 7 Events Action Select Occur for when the Selected event happens or select Remove for when the Selected event is removed select Occur RPM Select which RPM to perform the action select RPMOT1 Outlet Select which outlet on the RPM you want the action performed on select Outlet A Outlet Action Select what action you want the selected outlet to perform turn ON or turn OFF select OFF Then click on Apply When the RPMO1 detects that the UPS has reached a Low Battery Condition the RPM will turn OFF Outlet A Information System Status k ROE Network No RPM Outlet Outlet Action Events EventsAction Delay Secondfs ONI UPS Gate Jom pe Log Information Event Log Save Event Log Device Selection 8 By clicking on Delete will cancel this RPM Action 9 Click on New ENVIRONMENT CONTROL Teli NAW System Status RP
7. has been restored If the AC power to the UPS is restored before the UPS reaches a Low Battery Condition the above actions will be aborted 1 Startup a Web browser 2 Type in your IP Address 3 Enter the User Name and the Password Not required If a User Name or a Password was not entered in the Set Up Procedure SNMP 32L then click OK NOTE There is no default User Name or Password The user can view the status and control the RPM from these Web pages See the RPM Users Manual and the SNMP 32L Users Manual for more details concerning the RPM Web pages ENVIRONMENT CONTROL MANAGEMENT i 5 Information ystem Status iSWITCH Click the icon to turn on or off the specific outlet Configuration Select RPM RPMO1 hace et own ON nee sod own ON nae tev own ON nana si own ON i Ro ap own ON Mie own ON ieee ore own ON ae ure own ON Log Event L All On Information veni og Save Event Log All Off RPM v Apply EI 4 This screen informs the user the status of the RPM Select and enable the appropriate RPM RPMO01 RPM16 to perform the action Next select RPM Action Hair System Status No RPM Outlet Outlet Action Events Action Delay Secondis Modify Log Information E Ent Log Save Event Log 5 Select New Information System Status RPM Action RPM Status IE Events Select Events Action UPS Load Ovemun Ce AC Power Fale
8. he original purchaser who must have properly registered the product within 10 days of purchase The warranty shall be void if a the equipment is damaged by the customer is improperly used is subjected to an adverse operating environment or is operated outside the limits of its electrical specifications b the equipment is repaired or modified by anyone other than Para Systems or Para Systems approved personnel or c has been used in a manner contrary to the product s operating manual or other written instructions Any technical advice furnished before or after delivery in regard to use or application of Para Systems s equipment is furnished without charge and on the basis that it represents Para Systems s best judgment under the circumstances but it is used at the recipient s sole risk EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN PARA SYSTEMS MAKES NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Some states do not permit limitation of implied warranties therefore the aforesaid limitation s may not apply to the purchaser EXCEPT AS PROVIDED ABOVE IN NO EVENT WILL PARA SYSTEMS BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT INDIRECT SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEGUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE Specifically Para Systems is not liable for any costs such as lost profits or revenue loss of eguipment loss of use of eguipment loss of software l
9. iagnose the problem you are having our technicians need the following information from you installation Site Company Name Address City State ZIP code Contact Person s Name Phone Number Computer System Operating System and version System Manufacturer System Model Number NMS name and revision number UPS RPM Model Name Number Serial Number Type of option card internal or external What are the symptoms a Technical Support a Please have the information listed above ready when you contact us You can reach us by calling Phone 1 972 446 7363 Fax 1 972 446 9011 13 LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY Para Systems Inc Para Systems warrants this equipment when properly applied and operated within specified conditions against faulty materials or workmanship for a period of three years from the date of original purchase by the end user For equipment sites within the United States and Canada this warranty covers repair or replacement of defective equipment at the discretion of Para Systems Repair will be from the nearest authorized service center Replacement parts and warranty labor will be borne by Para Systems For equipment located outside of the United States and Canada Para Systems only covers faulty parts Para Systems products repaired or replaced pursuant to this warranty shall be warranted for the remaining portion of the warranty that applies to the original product This warranty applies only to t
10. ical shutdown Power Adapter Internal RPM UPS Interface Card External RPM UPS Interface Card Serial UPS cable RPM UPS Interface Card Features Internet ready It supports both SNMP and HTTP protocols via the Computer Interface SNMP Card and the user can use SNMP manager or Web browser to monitor the UPS or RPM through a network Multiple OS support Via the Computer Interface SNMP Card As long as there is Network Management software present Remote monitoring Allows the monitoring of one UPS and Multiple RPMs via the Computer Interface SNMP Card from a remote workstation Web browser or NMS RPM UPS Interface Card Package The contents of your package are DB9 Male to Female Serial Cable NN RJ11 to RJ11 iLink Cable E Two Retaining Screws RENER User s Man o Warranty Card du S Mila a i Tie O CC A s ME A J Ss ee RS485 to UPS Communication WHO i A Figure 1 RPM UPS Interface Card Figure 1 shows the RPM UPS Interface Card s Status LEDs and RJ11 iLink Port Connector Status LEDs Two LED indicators The first LED red indicates power The second LED green indicates connection and it flashes when receiving or sending data RJ11 Connector Connect the iLink Cable to the RPM UPS Interface Card then to the iLink Port on the RPM Installation This section describes the installation of the RPM UPS Interface Card into the UPS and connecting
11. ns from digital apparatus set out in the Radio interference regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications Trademarks RPM UPS Interface Card is a trademark of Para Systems Inc Microsoft MS MS DOS are registered trademarks and Windows and Windows NT are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Note Notes contrast from the text to emphasize their importance Copyright 2004 Para Systems Inc Unauthorized reproduction prohibited Introduction A UPS can be configured with an internal or external RPM UPS Interface Card this RPM UPS Interface Card is then connected to the iLink Port on the Remote Power Manager RPM The RPM UPS Interface Card allows the user to interface between the RPM and UPS When the selected power event occurs the UPS via the RPM UPS Interface Card will send a signal to the RPM which in turn will send a signal to the connected Windows NT 2000 server to perform a safe and logical shutdown The RPM UPS Interface Card allows the user to control and view the status of the UPS and the RPM via one Computer Interface SNMP Card The complete RPM UPS Interface Card package includes Hardware iLink Cable and a User s Manual NOTE The user must setup the RPM before performing the installation or setup procedure for the RPM UPS Interface Card see the setup procedure in the RPM Users Manual and SNMP 32L Users Manual NOTE The Power Management Software for Windows NT 2000 Server must be setup for the safe and log
12. oss of data cost of substitutes claims by third parties or otherwise The sole and exclusive remedy for breach of any warranty expressed or implied concerning Para Systems s products and the only obligation of Para Systems hereunder shall be the repair or replacement of defective eguipment components or parts or at Para Systems s option refund of the purchase price or substitution with an eguivalent replacement product This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state Longer term and F O B job site warranties are available at extra cost Contact Para Systems 1 972 446 7363 for details 34000215 Rev2 14
13. s UPS Information UPS Status UPS Status UPS Control Graphic View ei IE IM Network UPS Normal Input Status Normal 20 0 Y 21 0V 13 0 Y System Time nput Frequency 60 0 Hz UPS Setting Output Status UPS Schedule 20 0 V RPM Action Save Restore Settings z A a w a G 2 AC Status nput Line Voltage nput Max Line Voltage nput Min Line Voltage AC Status Norma Input Frequency 00Hz c E 4 7 5 o 2 8 2 s 6 s Battery Status 24 0C 75 2F Battery Normal 00 Log Information Eriku Temperature Data Log attery Status Save Event Log attery Capacity Save Data Log attery Voltage Device Selection ime On Battery UPSO1 default x Apply gt z NN o CO lt 00 00 00 This screen shows the UPS Status See the SNMP 32L User s Manual for more detailed information concerning the UPS Web pages To return to the RPM Web pages under Device Selection select RPM and then click Apply The left hand side Menu items will change to show the RPM menu items The right hand side will still show the UPS Status page To view the RPM Web pages click on the Refresh button in the Web browser tool bar and then the RPM Status page will appear See the RPM Users Manual and the SNMP 32L User s Manual for more detailed information concerning the RPM Web pages 12 Obtaining Technical Assistance In order to d
14. to the RPM Internal RPM UPS Interface Card NOTE The user must setup the RPM before performing the installation or setup procedure for the RPM UPS Interface Card see the setup procedure in the RPM User s Manual Turn off all the equipment that is plugged into the RPM and UPS Turn off the RPM and unplug the RPM s power cord from the UPS s output receptacle Turn off the UPS and unplug the UPS s power cord from the AC wall outlet Remove the two retaining screws from the option slot s cover plate rear panel of the UPS Remove the option slot s cover plate rear panel of the UPS Insert the RPM UPS Interface Card into the option slot Re install the two retaining screws Attach one end of the iLink Cable provided to the RJ11 iLink Port on the RPM UPS Interface Card Attach the other end of the iLink Cable to the iLink Port on the RPM 10 Plug the RPM s power cord into the UPS s Battery Powered output receptacle 11 Plug the UPS s power cord into the AC wall outlet 12 Turn on the UPS and the RPM 13 Turn on all the eguipment that is plugged into the UPS and RPM 14 The installation procedure is complete The RPM UPS Interface Card is ready to be setup see Setup Procedure Se oor eh External RPM UPS Interface Card NOTE The user must setup the RPM before performing the installation or setup procedure for the RPM UPS Interface Card see the setup procedure in the RPM User s Manual Turn off all the equipment that
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