LEGRAND CS102 User manual

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User’s Manual
Version 0.94
July, 2023

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Summary
Electronic Emission Notice..........................................................................................................................................4
Safety Information ......................................................................................................................................................4
Chapter 1 - Introduction...............................................................................................................................................5
1.1. Features ...............................................................................................................................................................................5
1.2. CS102 System Application...................................................................................................................................................6
1.3. Package Contents ...............................................................................................................................................................7
1.4. Interface of CS102...............................................................................................................................................................7
Chapter 2 - Installation ............................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1. Install the CS102 on UPS......................................................................................................................................................8
2.2. To find your CS102 card by using “SNMP FITility” software ............................................................................................8
Chapter 3 - Initial configuration ................................................................................................................................ 12
3.1. Changing the Administrator Password............................................................................................................................ 12
3.2. UPS Model ........................................................................................................................................................................ 13
3.3. Date and Time .................................................................................................................................................................. 13
3.4. Network Protocols........................................................................................................................................................... 14
3.5. Network Configuration.................................................................................................................................................... 14
Chapter 4 - Web Interface.........................................................................................................................................16
4.1. System Status ................................................................................................................................................................... 16
4.1.1. Dashboard.................................................................................................................................................................. 16
4.1.2. Current Information .................................................................................................................................................. 17
4.2. UPS Management ............................................................................................................................................................ 19
4.2.1. UPS Settings .............................................................................................................................................................. 19
4.2.2. Schedule and Shutdown...........................................................................................................................................22
4.2.3. Alert & Logs...............................................................................................................................................................25
4.3. General Settings...............................................................................................................................................................30
4.3.1. System Configuration ...............................................................................................................................................30
4.3.2. Authentication Configuration ..................................................................................................................................32
4.3.3. Web Settings.............................................................................................................................................................34
4.3.4. Firmware Upgrade....................................................................................................................................................35
4.3.5. Multi-Language Setup ..............................................................................................................................................35
4.4. Network ...........................................................................................................................................................................37
4.4.1. Network settings ......................................................................................................................................................37
4.4.2. Protocols...................................................................................................................................................................37

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4.4.3. WakeOnLAN ............................................................................................................................................................. 41
4.4.4. Wi-Fi setting ..............................................................................................................................................................42
4.5. Event Notification ............................................................................................................................................................43
Chapter 5 - Configuring the CS102 via SSH............................................................................................................... 46
5.1. Login................................................................................................................................................................................. 46
5.2. CS102 setup...................................................................................................................................................................... 46
5.2.1. IP Address, Gateway, Network Mask and Date/Time ..............................................................................................47
5.2.2. Network Control Group setting .............................................................................................................................. 49
5.2.3. Account Control Group Setting................................................................................................................................ 51
5.2.4. Email Group Setting..................................................................................................................................................53
5.2.5. SNMP Group Setting.................................................................................................................................................54
5.2.6. End of CS102 Console Configuration........................................................................................................................56
Chapter 6 - Managing CS102/UPS via SNMP.............................................................................................................57
6.1. Setting SNMP parameters in CS102 .................................................................................................................................57
6.1.1. SNMP Access Control Setting ...................................................................................................................................57
6.1.2. Set up SNMP Manager Software..............................................................................................................................57
6.1.3. SNMP Trap Receivers Setting...................................................................................................................................57
Chapter 7 - UPS Power Management.......................................................................................................................58
7.1. UPS Shutdown during an Event.......................................................................................................................................58
7.2. Managing the UPS Shutdown Schedule .........................................................................................................................59
7.3. Turn off UPS Manually .................................................................................................................................................... 60
7.4. Set UPS into Sleep Mode................................................................................................................................................ 60
Appendix - Technical Information ............................................................................................................................ 61
LED Definition ......................................................................................................................................................................... 61
Technical Specification ........................................................................................................................................................... 61

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Electronic Emission Notice
This device complies with the EMC directive of the European Community and meets or exceeds
the following technical standard:
Safety Information
All the service of this equipment must be performed by qualified service personnel. Remove
rings, watches, and other jewelry before servicing the unit.

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Chapter 1 - Introduction
CS102 can manage UPS systems using their native serial protocols. User can use web browser or
any NMS, SNMP, or MODBUS manager to manage UPS via Ethernet.
The CS102 also provides shutdown schedules for different operating systems: for example, it can
send a shutdown command in the event of a scheduled shutdown, utility power failure, UPS low
battery condition, UPS overload, UPS overtemperature, and other alarms. All extinguishing events
are user configurable. The shutdown software will perform an orderly automatic shutdown to
avoid crashing clients or servers.
1.1. Features
◼Real-time UPS health monitoring
◼Comprehensive UPS management and flexible configuration via Web Browser, NMS, Telnet,
and SNMP.
◼Automatic events notification via E-mail, 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.
◼Support for standard UPS MIB (RFC1628).
◼Auto-sense to works in the 10/100Mbps fast Ethernet network environment.
◼WOL function supported.
◼Configuration utility simplifies the firmware upgrade process.
◼Support Radius and NTLM V1.
◼IPv4 and IPv6 dual stack.

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1.2. CS102 System Application
The following diagram shows how the CS102 SNMP Web Card which can be used in a network
application. It supports various kinds of protocol such as HTTP, SNMP, MODBUS, etc…
Through the SNMP NMS and Web Browser, user can obtain the UPS status, issue commands of
UPS and set up CS102 configuration via the network.
CS102 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 CS102 automatically via a proprietary protocol. CS102 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 to prevent the abnormal
shutoff of host or server.

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1.3. Package Contents
Please carefully check the CS102 card and the included accessories. If there is any missing or
damaged, please contact your dealer.
Item
Quantity
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311059
CS102 card
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Additional mounting bracket (for Keor SPE UPS)
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Wi-Fi dongle
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Quick Installation Guide
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1.4. Interface of CS102
The interface of CS102 includes a USB port, Network port, Dip Switch, Reset button, and an AUX
port (currently unused):
No.
Item
Description
1
USB port
Connection port for the Wi-Fi dongle.
2
LAN port
LED indication: LAN 10/100 link, Activity. See “Appendix” paragraph for
details.
3
Restart button/
Reset button
Software restart CS102 only. This will not affect the operation of UPS.
1. Press and hold the restart button for 1~3 seconds: Warm boot.
2. Press and hold the restart button for 3~6 seconds: Reset Administrator Name
and Password.
3. Press and hold this restart button for more than 6 seconds: Reset to factory
default.
4
AUX port
This port is currently unused. Don’t connect anything to it.
5
Dip switch
Reserved. For normal operation, both must remain in the OFF position.

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Chapter 2 - Installation
2.1. Install the CS102 on UPS
Please follow the procedures below to install the CS102 card on the UPS.
Step 1
In case of Keor SPE UPS, replace the metal bracket of the CS102 card with the one
included in the package
Step 2
If present, insert the Wi-Fi dongle in the dedicated USB port of the CS102 card.
Step 3
Remove the UPS SNMP slot cover cap by unscrewing the appropriate screws (refer
to the UPS user manual for details).
Step 4
Insert the CS102 card into the UPS slot.
Step 5
Lock the screws of the CS102 card bracket.
Step 6
Insert the Ethernet cable into LAN port of CS102 card.
Step 7
Turn on the UPS.
Step 8
Get a PC (Microsoft Windows 7 or above).
2.2. To find your CS102 card by using “SNMP FITility” software
Step1. Install the Upgrade Tool on your PC: download the “SNMP FITility” tool from
hiips://ups.legrand.com and install it on your PC.
Step2. Execute SNMP FITility and it will auto discover and list up the devices on your LAN.

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Step3. Select the device and then click “Set IP” to change the IP address to the same network
segment as your LAN.
Step4. Type in Account and Password and click on “Next” button. The default administrator
account is:
Account: admin
Password: cs102snmp

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Step5. Select the IP address you need to change, type in new settings, then click “Next” to finish.
Step6. Select your device and click “Browse”to open the CS102 webpage.

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Step7. The browser will display the CS102 login page:

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Chapter 3 - Initial configuration
3.1. Changing the Administrator Password
By default, all CS102 devices have the same administrator password, therefore, for security
reasons, it is mandatory to change it during the first configuration phase.
1. Select “General Settings →Authentication Configuration” from the main menu.
2. Click on “Admin Password” tab.
3. Administrator Name: admin (it cannot be changed).
4. Administrator Password: the current administrator password.
5. New Administrator Password: the new password (minimum 5 characters).
Currently the only accepted characters are: “0 .. 9”, “A .. Z”, “a .. z”
6. Retype New Administrator Password: type again the new password.
7. Click “Apply” to save the settings.

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3.2. UPS Model
1. Select “UPS Management →System Configuration” from the main menu
2. Select the correct UPS from the “UPS Protocol”drop-down menu and click the “Apply”button
(if is not visible, scroll down the page).
3. Confirm the changes and the CS102 will reboot; after about 1 minute the login page will be
displayed again (if not, refresh the web browser page)
3.3. Date and Time
1. Select “General Settings →System Configuration” from the main menu:

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2. Enter the appropriate date and time information in the specified format and click “Apply” to
save the settings.
3.4. Network Protocols
By default, only strictly necessary network protocols are enabled.
Select “Network →Protocols” from the main menu to enable the required additional network
protocols. In case you are not sure what to enable, please leave the default.
3.5. Network Configuration
1. Select “Network →Network settings” from the main menu:
2. Enter the required information: IP address, Gateway, Subnet Mask, DNS

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3. Click “Apply” to save the settings.
4. Note: by changing the IP address, the web browser will lose connection with the CS102. Wait a
few seconds, then type the new IP address into your web browser.

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Chapter 4 - Web Interface
4.1. System Status
In this section you can check the real time operating status of the UPS, Schedule, Alarms, and other
product information.
4.1.1. Dashboard
In the dashboard, you can check the operational status, scheduling, and other data of the UPS.
This page updates automatically.
Section
Description
Power Flow Diagram
This area displays the input/output power status of the UPS in a
diagram. The most important is the "UPS status" light at the
bottom left: if it turns yellow or red, check the "Active Alarm list".
Voltage Real time Chart
This chart displays the input/output voltages of the UPS in real-time
in graph format
Battery Real time Status
◼Battery Capacity: displays the estimated charge level of the UPS
batteries.
◼Autonomy Time: displays the estimated remaining back-up time
of the UPS. For some UPSs this data is not available.
◼Temperature: displays the internal temperature of the UPS.
History Log of Output
Load
This chart displays the power consumption of the devices
connected to the UPS as percentages.
Schedule Calendar
UPS schedules can be checked for each month.
Active Alarm List
This table displays the currently active alarms.

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4.1.2. Current Information
Here you can check the status of the UPS, the latest alarm and schedule.
Note: not all data is available for all UPSs.
Input
Item
Description
Input Number Lines
The number of UPS input lines
Input Line Bads
The number of times one (or more) input line has gone out of
tolerance. The counter resets each time the CS102 is restarted
Input Voltage
The current input voltage, in Volts
Input Max. voltage
The maximum input voltage, in Volts
Input Min. Voltage
The minimum input voltage, in Volts
Input Frequency
The current input frequency, in Hertz
Input Current
The current input current, in Ampere
Input Active Power
The current input power, in Watt

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Output
Item
Description
Output Status
The status of the output source: "Other", "None", "Normal",
"Bypass", "Battery", "Booster" and "Reducer".
Output Number Lines
The number of UPS output lines
Output Voltage
The current output voltage, in Volts
Output Frequency
The current output frequency, in Hertz
Output Current
The current output current, in Ampere
Output Active Power
The current output power, in Watt
Output Apparent Power
The current output power, in VA
Output load
The current output load, in percentage
Bypass
Item
Description
Bypass Number Lines
The number of UPS bypass lines
Bypass Voltage
The current bypass voltage, in Volts
Bypass Frequency
The current bypass frequency, in Hertz
Bypass Current
The current bypass current, in Ampere
Bypass Power
The current bypass power, in Watt
Battery
Item
Description
Battery Status
The status of the UPS batteries: "Unknown", "Battery OK", "Low
battery", "Battery depleted", "Battery discharging" and "Battery
failure"
Temperature
The current internal UPS temperature, in Celsius degrees
Battery Voltage
The current total voltage of the battery, in Volts
Battery Capacity
Remaining
The estimated remaining battery capacity, in percentage
Time since in Battery
Power
The elapsed time (in seconds) since the UPS switched to battery
power. The value resets each time the UPS returns to normal mode
Battery Runtime
Remaining
The estimated remaining backup time, in minute
Alert
This section shows the active alarms of the UPS.

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Event/Schedule
Item
Description
Last Event
Displays the last recorded event
Last Battery Test Time
Displays the latest date and time (in dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm format) a
battery test was executed
Battery Next Test Time
Displays the date and time (in dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm format) of the
next scheduled battery test
UPS Next Off Time
The date and time of the next UPS shutdown, according to what is
set in the scheduler (weekly or special day)
UPS Next On Time
The date and time of the next restart of the UPS, according to what
is set in the scheduler (weekly program or special day)
4.2. UPS Management
4.2.1. UPS Settings
Not all data and settings are available for all UPSs.

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Identification
UPS Identification
Item
Description
UPS Model
The UPS model name (e.g., “Daker DK Plus 3000”)
UPS Name
The unique name of the UPS, as configured by the Administrator
(default is the same as displayed in "UPS Model")
UPS Serial Number
The serial number of the UPS
UPS Firmware Revision
The firmware version of the UPS
CS102 Firmware Revision
The firmware version of the CS102 SNMP card
UPS Type
Type of the UPS: “On-Line”, “Off-Line”, “Line-Interactive”,
“3 Phase” or “Three-phase in One Out”
UPS Protocol
This allows the user to choose the model/family of the UPS
connected to the CS102
UPS Baud Rate
It allows to select the communication parameters between the
CS102 and the UPS. Except in very special cases, leave the default
setting (“Auto Detect”)
Rating Group
Item
Description
Input Rating Voltage
The nominal input voltage (P-N) of the UPS, in Volts
Input Frequency
The nominal input frequency of the UPS, in Hertz
Output Rating Voltage
The nominal output voltage (P-N) of the UPS, in Volts
Output Frequency
The nominal output frequency of the UPS, in Hertz
Output Rating Current
The nominal output current of the UPS, in Ampere
Rating Battery Voltage
The total nominal voltage of the UPS battery, in Volts
Output Rating VA
The nominal apparent output power of the UPS, in VA
Output Rating Watt
The nominal active output power of the UPS, in Watt
UPS Control
This section let you perform control such as stopping/starting the UPS and running a battery test.
Item
Description
UPS Shutdown Delay
The delay (in seconds) that the UPS stays on after being told to shut
down; it will be added to any shutdown schedule you set.
To avoid improper shutdown of computers, this time should always
be greater than the time required for the computers to shut down
properly
UPS Sleep Time
The duration (in minutes) that the UPS remains in sleep mode.
During this mode, the UPS does not provide output power
regardless of the status of the input line. After the specified time,
the output power will resume.