Falcon USHA IX900 Series User manual

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User’s Manual
USHA IX900 series
mimi USHA IX900 series
mimi USHA EX900 series
Version 2.00
Dec., 2021

Chapter 1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 6
Features.................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
USHA System Application.........................................................................................................................................................7
Package Contents .................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Interface of USHA IX900 & mini USHA IX/EX900 ................................................................................................................... 8
Chapter 2 Installation............................................................................................................................................. 10
Install the USHA IX/EX 900 on UPS .........................................................................................................................................10
To find your USHA card by using Upgrade Tool .....................................................................................................................11
Chapter 3 Configuring with Web Browser.............................................................................................................14
USHA Initial Configuration......................................................................................................................................................14
UPS Monitoring....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Comprehensive View..................................................................................................................................... 15
UPS Identification .......................................................................................................................................... 16
Battery Parameters........................................................................................................................................ 16
Input Parameters........................................................................................................................................... 17
Output Parameters ........................................................................................................................................17
Alarm Table.................................................................................................................................................... 18
Client Table .................................................................................................................................................... 19
UPS Management .................................................................................................................................................................. 20
UPS Configuration.......................................................................................................................................... 20
UPS Control.................................................................................................................................................... 21
UPS Battery Test ............................................................................................................................................22
UPS Battery Test Schedule............................................................................................................................. 22
UPS Shutdown ............................................................................................................................................... 23
Weekly Schedule............................................................................................................................................ 24
Special Schedule ............................................................................................................................................ 25
USHA Management ............................................................................................................................................................... 26
Date and Time................................................................................................................................................ 26
USHA Configuration.......................................................................................................................................26
USHA Control ................................................................................................................................................. 28
USHA Upgrade ............................................................................................................................................... 29
Authentication Configuration........................................................................................................................30
Multi-User Table ............................................................................................................................................ 30
SNMPv3 USM Table ....................................................................................................................................... 31
SNMP Trap Receivers..................................................................................................................................... 31
WakeOnLAN Targets...................................................................................................................................... 32
Unix/Linux Shutdown .................................................................................................................................... 33

Email Notification .......................................................................................................................................... 34
PPPoE Setup................................................................................................................................................... 36
Syslog Setup................................................................................................................................................... 36
DDNS Setup.................................................................................................................................................... 37
SMS Configuration ......................................................................................................................................... 37
Firewall Configuration ................................................................................................................................... 38
Modbus TCP Configuration............................................................................................................................ 38
BACNET Configuration ................................................................................................................................... 39
Neighbor Configuration .................................................................................................................................39
EMD Configuration ........................................................................................................................................ 39
Wireless Configuration ..................................................................................................................................40
External Links Setup....................................................................................................................................... 41
IoT Server Setup............................................................................................................................................. 42
UPS History............................................................................................................................................................................. 43
UPS History Log.............................................................................................................................................. 43
UPS Extended Log .......................................................................................................................................... 44
UPS Events Log............................................................................................................................................... 45
USHA Events Log............................................................................................................................................45
Clear & Save Log Data....................................................................................................................................46
Chapter 4 Configuring the USHA via SSH...............................................................................................................47
Configuring via SSH................................................................................................................................................................ 47
Setting the IP Address, Gateway Address, Network Mask and Date/Time...................................................48
Network Control Group Setting.....................................................................................................................50
Account Control Group Setting...................................................................................................................... 52
Email Group Setting.......................................................................................................................................55
SNMP Group Setting...................................................................................................................................... 57
Back to Main Menu........................................................................................................................................ 59
End of USHA Console Configuration.............................................................................................................. 59
Chapter 5 Managing USHA/UPS via SNMP............................................................................................................ 60
Setting SNMP parameters in USHA....................................................................................................................................... 60
SNMP Access Control Setting................................................................................................................................................ 60
SNMP Trap Receivers Setting................................................................................................................................................ 60
Set up SNMP Manager Software .......................................................................................................................................... 60
Chapter 6 UPS Power Management ......................................................................................................................61
Turn off UPS Manually ............................................................................................................................................................61
Set UPS into Sleep Mode Manually....................................................................................................................................... 62
UPS Shutdown during Power Crisis ...................................................................................................................................... 63

Managing the UPS Shutdown Schedule ............................................................................................................................... 64
Appendix A Technical Information ........................................................................................................................65
LED Definition......................................................................................................................................................................... 65
Technical Specification .......................................................................................................................................................... 66

Electronic Emission Notice
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
CE Notice
This device complies with the EMC directive of the European Community and meets or exceeds
the following technical standard:
EN55022:2010 Class B
EN55024:2010
IEC 61000-4-2:2008
IEC 61000-4-3:2006+A1:2007+A2:2010
IEC 61000-4-4:2012
IEC 61000-4-5:2014
IEC 61000-4-6:2013
IEC 61000-4-8:2009
Safety Information
USHA IX/EX 900 series
All the service of this equipment must be perform by qualified service personnel. Remove
rings, watches and other jewelry before servicing the unit

Chapter 1 Introduction
USHA –acronym for UPS SNMP and HTTP Agent. It can get hold of the status from issue
commands to the UPS. User can use SNMP managers or Web browsers to manage the UPS
through an Ethernet. USHA also provides shutdown programs for different operating
systems. It issues a shutdown command in the event such as mains failure, UPS battery low
condition, UPS overload, UPS over temperature and scheduled shutdown. All shutdown
events are configurable by user. The shutdown software will proceed to the automatic
orderly shutdown to prevent the abnormal shut-off of the clients or servers.
Features
■Real-time UPS health monitoring
■Comprehensive UPS management and flexible configuration via Web Browser, NMS,
SSH, and SNMP
■Automatic events notification via E-mail, short message (SMS), and SNMP Trap
■Graceful shutdown to protect up to 250 servers/workstations from data loss due to
power outage
■Assigned IP automatically via DHCP or BOOTP
■Scheduling shutdown/startup/reboot of UPS via remote control
■Regularly records UPS parameters for statistical analysis and event diagnostics
■Standard UPS MIB and USHA-proprietary MIB supported
■Auto-sense to works in the 10/100Mbps fast Ethernet network environment
■Configuration utility simplifies the firmware upgrade process
■Support Radius and NTLM V1
■IPv4 and IPv6 dual-stake
■Support USB ports
■GPRS/GSM modem supports SMS and IP data
■Supports mini-MODBUS to connect industrial equipment according to definition
protocol
■Digital output to support relay control device

USHA System Application
The following diagram shows how the USHA SNMP Web Card which can be used in a network
application. It supports various kinds of protocol such as SNMP, HTTP…etc. Through the
SNMP NMS and Web Browser, user can obtain the UPS status, issue commands of UPS and
set up USHA configuration via the network.
USHA also provides shutdown software tool for sending the event notifications to the
connected clients. The shutdown software can be installed on various operating systems. It
can communicate with the USHA automatically via a proprietary protocol. USHA will issue the
shutdown command to shutdown software in the event of AC failure, battery low and
scheduled shutdown. Shutdown software will proceed to the shutdown process in order to
prevent the abnormal shutoff of host or server.

Package Contents
Please carefully check the USHA IX900 and the included accessories. If there is any missing or
damaged, please contact your dealer. Should you return the related items and repacked using the
original packing materials come with the unit.
No.
Item
Quantity
1
USHA IX900 Card / EX900 Box
1 Piece
2
Mounting bracket (Only for USHS IX900 series)
1 Piece
3
Utility CD (Includes Quick Installation Guide/User Manual/MIB File
Shutdown Software)
1 Piece
4
Serial Cable for connecting UPS (Only for EX901/902/952)
1 Piece
Interface of USHA IX900 & mini USHA IX/EX900
The interface of USHA IX901 includes a Network port, EMD port, USB port, Setup port and a
Restart button as shown below. The interface of USHA IX902 besides USHA IX901 port and will
have MODUBS port. The interface of USHA IX903 besides USHA IX901 port and will have Digital
Output port. The related function and indication of USHA IX900, please refer to the following
table.
USHA IX900 Series (Card Type) Card Dimension：129.9(L) x 60.0(W) mm
1. USHA IX901 (USB)
2. USHA IX902 (USB + mini-MODBUS)
3. USHA IX903 (USB + Digital Output)

mini USHA IX900 Series (Card Type) Card Dimension：68.3(L) x 60.0(W) mm
1. mini USHA IX901 (USB)
2. mini USHA IX902 (USB + mini-MODBUS)
mini USHA EX900 Series (Box Type) Dimension：94(L) x 82(W) x 30.8(H) mm
1. mini USHA EX901 (USB)
2. mini USHA EX902 (USB + mini-MODBUS)
3. mini USHA EX951 (for USB UPS)
2. mini USHA EX952 (for COM UPS)
No.
Item
Description
1
Network port
Connects to network.
LED indication: LAN 10/100 link, Activity.
2
EMD port
Connects to an environmental sensor (EMD).
LED indication: System power, System status.
3
USB port
Connects t the GPRS/GSM modem, USB devices and wireless
sensor.
4
Setup port
Connects to a workstation with the provided USB cable.
5
Restart button
Restart USHA IX900 only. This does not affect the operation of UPS.
6
MODBUS port
Connects to MODUBS/RS485 device.
7
Digital port
Digital output (24V/1A) to support relay control device.

Chapter 2 Installation
Install the USHA IX/EX 900 on UPS
Please follow the procedures below to install the USHA IX900 on UPS (see Figure2-1)
Step1. Insert the USHA Card into the UPS slot.
Step2. Lock the screws of the USHA card bracket.
Step3. Procure a workstation (Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7 or above installed).
Step4. Insert the Ethernet cable into LAN port of USHA card.
(Figure 2-1: Install the USHA IX900 on UPS)
Connecting your UPS to the USB or COM port
For EX901/902
For EX951 For EX952

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To find your USHA card by using Upgrade Tool
Step1. Install the Upgrade Tool on your PC
Please find the “USHA FITility v1.xx.exe” in CD contents and install the Upgrade Tool on
your PC.
Step2. Execute USHA FITility, USHA FITility will auto discover and list up the devices on your LAN.
Step3. If necessary, please select the device, then click “Set IP” to change the IP to the same
network segment as your LAN.

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Step4. Type in Account and Password
Step5 . Type in new settings and click “Next” to finish the IP setting.
Step6. Select your device and click “Browse”to open webpage.

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Step7. The webpage display the USHA Comprehensive View.

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Chapter 3 Configuring with Web Browser
USHA Initial Configuration
1. Select USHA Configuration from the USHA Management of the main menu to setup the
network configuration parameters.
2. Become Administrator (default Username: SNMP; Password: admin)
3. Enter the USHA IP address.
4. Enter the USHA Gateway Address in the network.
5. Enter the USHA Subnet Mask of the network.
6. Enter the IP address of the Primary Time Server and Secondary Time Server in the network.
7. Click the Set Values to save the settings.
8. Select Date and Time from the USHA Management of the main menu and enter the
appropriate date and time information in the specified format.
9. Select Set Values to save the date and time settings.
10. Select USHA Control to enable or disable the network protocols.
11. Select Apply to save the changes.

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UPS Monitoring
Comprehensive View
This page gives a snapshot of all the principal UPS parameters. This page will refresh
automatically.
UPS Status
Current state of the UPS is displayed. UPS Status included "Other", "Stand-by", "On-Line", "On
Bypass", "On Battery", "On Booster", "On Reducer", "UPS Testing", "On Mains" and "UPS Off".
Input Frequency
This shows the current input frequency in Hertz at the time of recording.
Output Load
This shows the current load on the UPS in terms of percentage.
Battery Capacity Remaining
The remaining battery capacity expressed in percent of full capacity.
Current Battery Voltage
The current battery voltage expressed in Volts.
UPS Temperature
This shows the current temperature of the UPS battery in oC.
USHA System Date
The date set on USHA in dd/mm/yyyy format (eg. 27/02/2000).
USHA System Time
The time set on USHA in hh:mm:ss 24-hour format. (eg. 8:30 p.m. equal 20:30:00).
EMD Temperature
This shows the current temperature measurement of the EMD.
EMD Humidity
This shows the current humidity measurement of the EMD.
EMD Alarm
This shows the current status (alarm or normal) detected from the sensor which attached to the
EMD.

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UPS Next Off Time (hh:mm dd/mm/yyyy)
The date and time that UPS will be turn off according to Weekly or Special Day Schedule.
UPS Next On Time (hh:mm dd/mm/yyyy)
The date and time UPS will be turn on according to Weekly or Special Day Schedule.
USHA Up Time
This shows the total of time since USHA has been powered up.
UPS Identification
This page lets you get all the UPS information.
UPS Model
The UPS model name (e.g. 'Intelligent 8000E 900VA').
UPS Name
This is the name of the UPS configured by Administrator.
UPS Firmware Revision
The firmware revision of the UPS.
USHA Firmware Revision
The firmware revision of USHA.
UPS Manufacturer
The UPS manufacture name.
UPS Type
Type of UPS. This can be either On-line, Off-line, Line-Interactive, 3 Phase or Other.
Battery Parameters
This page will refresh automatically.
Battery Status
The status of the UPS batteries. Battery Status Included: "Unknown", "Battery OK", "Low
battery", "Battery depleted", "Battery discharging" and "Battery failure".
Time since on Battery Power
The elapsed time in seconds since the UPS has switched to battery power.

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Battery Capacity Remaining
The remaining battery capacity expressed in percent of full capacity.
Current Battery Voltage
The current battery voltage expressed in Volts.
Current Battery Voltage Per Cell
The current battery voltage of each cell expressed in Volts.
UPS Temperature
The current internal UPS temperature expressed in oC.
Battery Last Replaced Date
The date when the UPS system's batteries were replaced in dd/mm/yyyy format. When the UPS
batteries are replaced, this value should be reset by the Administrator.
Input Parameters
The page will refresh automatically.
Current Utility Line Voltage
This shows the current input voltage in Volts.
Max. Utility Line Voltage Last 1 minute
This shows last 1 minute of the max. utility line voltage in Volts.
Input Frequency
This shows the current input frequency in Hertz at the time of recording.
Input Current
This shows the current input current in Amp at the time of recording.
Input Power
This shows the current input power in Watt at the time of recording.
Output Parameters
The page will refresh automatically.
Output Source
This field shows the status of the output source. Status included "Other", "None", "Normal",

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"Bypass", "Battery", "Booster" and "Reducer".
Output Frequency
This shows the current UPS output current in Hz.
Output Voltage
This shows the current UPS output voltage in Volts.
Output Power
This shows the current output Power in Watts.
Output Power
This shows the current output Power in VA.
Output Current
This shows the current output Current in Amps.
Output Load
This shows the current load on the UPS in terms of percentage.
Alarm Table
This menu will refresh automatically.
Number of Active Alarms
Number of current active UPS alarms.
Last Alarm
Display last UPS alarm.
Alarm ID
Sequential number, it indicates the sequence of activation of alarms. This number will be reset
after USHA reboot.
Alarm Time
UPS alarm activation time on USHA.
(Note: The date / time depends on the clock in USHA.)
Alarm Description
Complete UPS alarm description.

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Client Table
This table lists the clients that have the Shutdown Program running and have registered with
USHA. This page will refresh automatically. Whenever the UPS is about to go down, these clients
will be notified so that they can perform a graceful shutdown of the system.
Connected Client Number
Total of client system that has the Shutdown Program running and has registered with USHA.
Index
Serialized index number of the client registered.
IP Address
IP address of the client running the Shutdown Program and registered with USHA.
Client Name
Computer names of the client running the Shutdown Program and registered with USHA.
Shutdown Delay
This is the delay time for "Shutdown Program" in client computer to start system shutdown.
Connected Time
The time that the client running the Shutdown Program has registered with USHA.

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UPS Management
UPS Configuration
UPS Protocol
This let user to choice the UPS protocol by Auto detect or Manual setting.
*Only for some models
USHA Baud Rate
This let user to choice the USHA Baud Rate by Auto detect or Manual setting.
*Only for some models
Input Rating Voltage
This shows the nominal input voltage in Volts.
Input Frequency
This shows the nominal input frequency in Hertz.
Output Rating Voltage
This shows the nominal output voltage in Volts.
Output Frequency
This shows the nominal output frequency in Hertz.
Output VA
The maximum number of Volts multiply by Amps that the UPS can deliver.
Output Power
This shows the nominal output power in Watt.
Low Voltage Transfer Point
The minimum input line voltage allowed before the UPS system transfers to battery backup.
High Voltage Transfer Point
The maximum line voltage allowed before the UPS system transfers to battery backup.
Over Temperature Set Point
Set the upper limit of UPS temperature. When UPS temperature exceed this limit , USHA will take
action that is specified in the UPS Shutdown menu. (10~100)