Marathon Power SNMP Series User manual

SNMP Card
User’s Manual
for the SNMP-CY54-03 and SNMP-CY54-04 SNMP Cards

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Table of Contents
Introduction.................................................................................................................... 8
Features.............................................................................................................. 8
Web-Enabled ...................................................................................................... 8
Notifications ........................................................................................................ 8
Scheduling .......................................................................................................... 8
Security............................................................................................................... 8
Upgrading ........................................................................................................... 8
Supported Protocols ........................................................................................... 9
NMS,................................................................................................................... 9
Supported Protocols ........................................................................................... 9
Supported MIB Objects....................................................................................... 9
Free Downloadable Software from our website............................................................. 9
Netility ................................................................................................................. 9
SNMPView.......................................................................................................... 9
iMConfig.............................................................................................................. 9
ClientMate........................................................................................................... 9
SMS Server Software ....................................................................................... 10
SNMP card UPS Installation........................................................................................ 11
LED Indications on the card.............................................................................. 12
Connecting to the SNMP cards ................................................................................... 13
Connecting to the SNMP-CY54-03 Card .......................................................... 13
Connecting to the SNMP-CY54-04 Card .......................................................... 13
Configuration of the SNMP Cards ............................................................................... 14
1. Configuration/Network .................................................................................. 14
2. Configuration/SNMP (Uniquely Identifying Your UPS).................................. 15
3. Configuration/Email ...................................................................................... 15

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4. Configuration/System Time........................................................................... 18
5. Creating a Master configuration File ............................................................. 20
Using the Netility Configuration Software .................................................................... 21
SNMP Card Firmware Upgrading using Netility ................................................ 25
Web UI Structure ......................................................................................................... 26
Information Tab ........................................................................................................... 27
System Status................................................................................................... 27
System Information.................................................................................... 27
Network Status .......................................................................................... 27
Basic Information .............................................................................................. 27
Current Status................................................................................................... 27
Input Status ............................................................................................... 27
Output Status............................................................................................. 27
Battery Status ............................................................................................ 27
Event Log and Event Timer (Only Available on the CY54-04 Model) ........ 27
Summary (Only Available on the CY54-04 Model) .................................... 27
Contact Status (Only Available on the CY54-04 Model) ............................ 27
Remote Control................................................................................................. 28
UPS Testing .............................................................................................. 28
Miscellaneous (Control Commands) (Only Available on the CY54-03
Model)........................................................................................................ 28
Dry Contact Status and Configuration (Only Available on the CY54-04
Model)........................................................................................................ 28
Meter/Chart (Only Available on the CY54-03 Model)........................................ 28
Configuration Tab ........................................................................................................ 29
UPS Configuration (CY54-03 Model) ................................................................ 29
UPS Properties.......................................................................................... 29
Date of Last Battery replacement(mm/dd/yyyy)......................................... 29

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Test Log - UPS Testing (CY54-03 Model Only)......................................... 30
Critical Battery Capacity (%) (Only Available on the CY54-03 Model)....... 30
UPS On/Off Schedule (Only Available on the CY54-03 Model) ........................ 30
Wake On Lan (Only Available on the CY54-03 Model).............................. 30
Warning Threshold Levels (Only Available on the CY54-03 Model) .......... 31
UPS Configuration (CY54-04 Model) ................................................................ 32
UPS Properties.......................................................................................... 32
Test Log (CY54-04 Model) ........................................................................ 34
Maintenance (Only Available on the CY54-04 Model) ...................................... 34
Battery Charging Temperature Compensation .......................................... 34
Battery Voltage Low Warning .................................................................... 34
External Fan On/Off by Temperature ........................................................ 34
Battery Test Options .................................................................................. 34
Inverter On/Off (Load/Output ONLY) ......................................................... 34
Reset the Event/Timer Counters ............................................................... 34
Change Password ..................................................................................... 34
Transfer Points (Only Available on the CY54-04 Model) .................................. 35
Transfer Point Descriptions (CY54-04 Model) ........................................... 36
Default Transfer Point Settings (CY54-04 Model)...................................... 37
Rebooting the UPS (TRTC Series UPSs) ......................................................... 37
The same procedure above can be rebooted using the front panel controls
on the UPS. ............................................................................................... 37
Network............................................................................................................. 38
Ipv4............................................................................................................ 38
Ipv6............................................................................................................ 38
IP Address ................................................................................................. 38
DNS Server IP ........................................................................................... 38
Modbus on TCP Device ID ........................................................................ 38

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Rebooting the SNMP Card ONLY..................................................................... 39
SNMP (Uniquely Identifying the UPS and its Notifications)............................... 40
MIB System ............................................................................................... 40
System Name ............................................................................................ 40
SNMPv1 & SNMPv2 or SNMPv3............................................................... 41
TRAP Notifications..................................................................................... 41
MIB Type ................................................................................................... 41
Email................................................................................................................. 42
Email Settings............................................................................................ 42
Emailing of Power and UPS Events .......................................................... 43
Event Notifications (CY54-03 Model)......................................................... 44
Event Notifications (CY54-04 Model)......................................................... 44
Emailing of Daily Report ............................................................................ 45
Notifications Sent as SMS Notifications..................................................... 46
SMS Server ...................................................................................................... 47
Web/Telnet/FTP – Security Settings................................................................. 48
RADIUS Server Settings................................................................................... 49
System Time..................................................................................................... 50
Rebooting the Card........................................................................................... 50
Language.......................................................................................................... 51
Log Information Tab .................................................................................................... 52
Event Log.......................................................................................................... 52
Data Log ........................................................................................................... 52
Battery Test Log (Only Available on the CY54-03 Model) ................................ 52
UPS Event Log (Only Available on the CY54-04 Model) .................................. 52
Help Tab...................................................................................................................... 53
Search NetAgent .............................................................................................. 53
Serial Port Debug ............................................................................................. 53

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Help .................................................................................................................. 53
Save/Restore Settings ............................................................................... 53
Firmware Update Settings ................................................................................ 54
Updating the CY54-03 Card’s Firmware - Important Note ................................ 54
Updating the CY54-04 Card’s Firmware - Important Note ................................ 54
About ......................................................................................................... 55
Password Recovery.......................................................................................... 56

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Introduction
The NetAgent 9 SNMP card adds network monitoring and management functions to
your UPS. After plugging the card into your UPS and connecting it to your network, you
can view the UPS’s status and control the UPS by merely entering the card's IP address
into a web browser. The card also offers network management functions via SNMP
NMS (Network Management System).
Features
Save and Restore card configurations
Centralized UPS Monitoring & Management
Real-time UPS monitoring
Scheduling of UPS and Battering Testing
Automatic Event and Data logging.
Easy setup and Firmware updating via the Netility software
Management and configuration via Web Browser or NMS
SNMPv1, SNMPv2C, and SNMPv3 Supported
TRAP, email, and SMS messages for events notifications
Automatically emailing of Daily Reports
Supports SNMP MIB for monitoring & control
Autosensing of Fast Ethernet 10M /100M
Can gracefully shut down computers and servers after installing the ClientMate software
Web-Enabled
The card creates a portal for the UPS that can be accessed using any standard web
browser.
Notifications
When an event such as a power failure or a low battery condition occurs, the card can
notify authorized personnel.
Scheduling
The SNMP-CY54-03 card allows you to automatically set up a schedule to initiate a self-
test.
Security
Supports SSL/TLS, SSH Encryption
The card can be restricted to authorized personnel only.
Upgrading
The firmware is easily updated.

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Supported Protocols
The SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a way to monitor and manage a
network. The card supports SNMPv1, SNMPv2C, SNMPv3, and many SNMP NMS
(Network Management System, i.e., SNMP manager) can retrieve information from the
UPS and control the UPS.
NMS,
The card has its own NMS, called SNMPView. But you can also use other third-party
NMS, such as HP OpenView, by importing its MIB file.
Supported Protocols
TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, SSL, SSH, SMTP, SNTP, DHCP, Telnet, BOOTP, DNS, DDNS,
RADIUS, IPv4, IPv6
Supported MIB Objects
PPC MIB, RFC1628, SNMPv1, SNMPv2, SNMPv3
Free Downloadable Software from our website
Netility is software that helps the user search for all the available NetAgent 9 cards
within your LAN, configure IP addresses and upgrade firmware. Download it at
https://marathon-power.com/s/Netility.rar
SNMPView is an NMS software program used to monitor and control multiple cards.
With SNMPView, you can view a UPS’s location, output status mode, battery capacity,
AC status, battery status, and other parameters of all your UPSs, all in one window.
Plus, you can perform self-tests, send history files, and more. Download it at
https://marathon-power.com/s/SNMPView-v58.rar
iMConfig is software that allows a user to change the same parameter on multiple
cards simultaneously. Please contact Marathon Power at support@marathon-
power.com for the latest version of this software.
ClientMate is shutdown software for PCs and Servers that works with NetAgent 9
cards. When ClientMate, installed on a computer or servers, receives an AC Failure,
battery low, or scheduled shutdown signal from a NetAgent 9 card, it saves the client’s
files and shuts down the system gracefully to avoid a system crash. Download it at
https://marathon-power.com/s/ClientMate-for-Windows-v60.rar

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SMS Server Software allows the card to communicate with an SMS Server, enabling
event notifications to be sent via SMS messaging. Please contact Marathon Power at
[e-mail] for the latest version of this software.
To open rar files for free, please install 7-zip on your computer, available at
https://www.7-zip.org/download.html
After installing 7-zip, you maybe give options for using the program, choose File
Manager.
After clicking on the rar file, 7-zip opens. At this point, click on Extract on the upper
lefthand side of the Toolbar. Then save the extracted exe file to your preferred location.

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SNMP card UPS Installation
Find the correct SLOT on the UPS and remove the panel
Align the card in the slot and gently push it in.
Reattach the screws to secure it in place
Connect a LAN cable
Turn ON UPS

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LED Indications on the card
Status
Power
On
Lost
Communication
Writing
Firmware
Yellow
On On Off
The card 9 Status
Red
Off Flashing Flashing
UPS
Communication
Green
On On On
Power
RJ45 Port
Green
On
Flashing
100
Mbps
Sending /
Receiving
Data
Yellow
On
Flashing
10
Mbps
Sending /
Receiving
Data
LED
Status
NOTE: When loading firmware, the red LED alternating flashes, DO NOT remove the card
from the UPS.

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Connecting to the SNMP cards
If your computer does not have an ethernet port, you can use a simple Wi-Fi router
between your computer and the card. First, wirelessly connect your computer to the
router using Wi-Fi, and then make a wired connection between the router and the card
with an ethernet cable.
Connecting to the SNMP-CY54-03 Card
The SNMP-CY504-03card has a default static IP address of 192.168.1.254 Subnet
Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
The best way to connect to the card is by using an ethernet cable between your
computer and the card. You may need to change your computer’s IP address to
192.168.1.2 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
After making the connections above, open any web browser, and enter 192.168.1.254
into the address bar. The SNMP-CY54-03 does not require entering a username and
password.
Connecting to the SNMP-CY54-04 Card
The SNMP-CY54-04 has a static IP address of 192.168.1.51 Subnet Mask:
255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
The best way to connect to the card is by using an ethernet cable between your
computer and the card. You may need to change your computer’s IP address to
192.168.1.2 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
After making the connections above, open any web browser, and enter 192.168.1.51
into the address bar. When asked, enter the username: admin and password: user

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Configuration of the SNMP Cards
Configure four primary sub-menus card proper operation, Configuration/Network,
Configuration/SNMP, Configuration/Email, and Configuration/System Time
1. Configuration/Network
Enter a unique IP address to identify the SNMP card on your network

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2. Configuration/SNMP (Uniquely Identifying Your UPS)
Enter a unique ID/Name into the “System Name” field using the SNMP sub-menu. The
“System Name” appears in the subject line of the event notifications emails. The
“System Location” only appears in the body of the email.
3. Configuration/Email
Email Settings
Enter the information for the sending Email Server and sender’s account information.

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You must enter a “Sender’s” email address to send email notifications. We recommend
using a unique email address/account only for UPS event emailing instead of a person’s
’email address. This allows all the UPS notification emailing to be managed from one
email account and an email client (program) like Outlook, offering a central point for
management, updating, and security. Using an individual’s ’email address could be a
problem later if the person’s responsibilities change or multiple technicians enter their
email address.
Emailing of UPS Events
Enter the email addresses of the people needing to receive UPS event notifications.
The Select button allows you to select specific notifications to that person.

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Event Notifications (CY54-03 Model)
Event Notifications (CY54-04 Model)

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Emailing of Daily Report
Enter the email addresses of the people needing to receive a daily copy of the event
and data logs as a CSV file. The data and event logs are also available for download
using the card’s UI.
4. Configuration/System Time

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Email Notifications Sent as SMS Notifications
If your cell phone service provider supports email to SMS, you may be able to receive
event notifications on your cell phone. First, check with your provider and test that you
receive SMS emails on your system.
Below are the most common cell service providers and their email-to-SMS address
format.
Provider
Email-to-SMS Address Format
AT&T
[email protected]t.net (SMS)
[e-mail] (MMS)
Boost Mobile
[email protected]m
(SMS)
[email protected]m (MMS)
Cricket
[email protected].net
(SMS)
[e-mail]
(MMS)
Sprint
[email protected]intpcs.com
(SMS)
[e-mail] (MMS)
T-Mobile
[email protected] (SMS and MMS)
US Cellular
[email protected] (SMS)
[email protected] (MMS)
Verizon
[e-mail] (SMS)
[e-mail] (MMS)
Virgin Mobile
[email protected] (SMS)
[email protected] (MMS)
From <https://www.lifewire.com/sms-gateway-from-email-to-sms-text-message-2495456>

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5. Creating a Master configuration File
Create a Master configuration by saving a finished configuration at
Help/About/Save/Restore Settings as a master.
Then by restoring this “Master” on another SNMP card, the new card is configured
faster and easier. Remember to change the new card’s ’IP address and System Name.
Save/Restore Settings Save Current Configuration
Click on Save to save the configuration to your PC. The text file has a default format of
YYYY_MMDD_TIME.cfg.
Restore the previous configuration
Use this function to restore the *.cfg configuration file. Click Browse to locate the file you
want to restore and click Restore.