NXT Power VANGUARD THREE-PHASE 10-40 KVA UPS SNMP User manual

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Vanguard Three Phase 10-40KVA
UPS SNMP Manual V1.03

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CONTENTS
1. Introduction ...................................................................................................................... II
1.1 Component List ..................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Interface of the SNMP Card .................................................................................. 1
1.3 SNMP Card Functions .......................................................................................... 2
1.4 SNMP Card Authorization Table ............................................................................ 2
1.5 General Specifications .......................................................................................... 3
2. Installation Procedure ...................................................................................................... 4
2.1 Safety Information ................................................................................................. 4
2.2 Hardware Installation Procedure ........................................................................... 4
2.3 Communication Setting Procedure ....................................................................... 4
2.4 Find SNMP Card Procedure ................................................................................. 4
3. IP Address Configuration ................................................................................................. 6
3.1 IP Setting Using Network ...................................................................................... 6
3.2 IP Setting Using Upgrade Tool .............................................................................. 7
4. Web Page Layout ............................................................................................................ 8
4.1 Screen Information ................................................................................................ 8
4.2 Menu General Overview ....................................................................................... 8
5. UPS Monitor .................................................................................................................. 10
5.1 Real Time Information Display ............................................................................ 10
5.2 Identification ........................................................................................................ 11
5.3 Input .................................................................................................................... 11
5.4 Output ................................................................................................................. 11
5.5 Bypass ................................................................................................................ 12
5.6 Battery ................................................................................................................. 12
5.7 Temperature ........................................................................................................ 12
5.8 Status Table ........................................................................................................ 12
5.9 Alarm Table ......................................................................................................... 12
5.10 Client Table ......................................................................................................... 12
6. UPS Mangement ........................................................................................................... 13
6.1 UPS Configuration .............................................................................................. 13
6.2 UPS Command ................................................................................................... 13
6.3 UPS Schedule ..................................................................................................... 14
6.4 UPS Events Shutdown ........................................................................................ 15

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7. SNMP Mangement ........................................................................................................ 17
7.1 SNMP Information ............................................................................................... 17
7.2 SNMP Configuration ........................................................................................... 18
7.3 SNMP Control ..................................................................................................... 20
7.4 Authentication Configuration ............................................................................... 21
7.5 SNMPv3 USM Table ........................................................................................... 22
7.6 SNMP TRAP Receivers ...................................................................................... 23
7.7 WakeOnLAN Targets........................................................................................... 24
7.8 Email Notification ................................................................................................ 25
7.9 Syslog Setup ....................................................................................................... 27
7.10 DDNS Setup ....................................................................................................... 27
7.11 SMS Configuration .............................................................................................. 27
7.12 Firewall Configuration ......................................................................................... 28
7.13 Modbus Configuration ......................................................................................... 29
7.14 EMD Configuration .............................................................................................. 29
8. History Log .................................................................................................................... 31
8.1 UPS History Log ................................................................................................. 31
8.2 UPS Extended Log ............................................................................................. 31
8.3 UPS Events Log .................................................................................................. 32
8.4 SNMP Events Log ............................................................................................... 32
8.5 EMD History Log ................................................................................................. 33
8.6 EMD Extended Log ............................................................................................. 33
8.7 Download Log ..................................................................................................... 34
9. UPS Power Management .............................................................................................. 35
9.1 Turn off UPS Manually ........................................................................................ 35
9.2 UPS Shutdown during Power Crisis .................................................................... 36
9.3 Managing the UPS Schedule .............................................................................. 37
10. Technical Information ................................................................................................... 38
10.1 LED Definition ..................................................................................................... 38
10.2 Technical Specification ........................................................................................ 38
10.3 Gold Finger Connector Definition ........................................................................ 38
10.4 How to reset the configuration to default value ................................................... 39

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1. Introduction
SNMP card is a network adapter which allows UPS to be connected to the Internet,
open up the possibility for users to monitor and control single unit UPS or parallel
system UPSs from distances through web explorer or NMS application on SNMP card.
Users can obtain all the information of the parallel system only by installing one SNMP
card on one of the UPS in the system.
Apart from monitoring and controlling, SNMP card is equipped with complete
schedule function, it can set the UPS schedule singly or periodically. Under critical
circumstances, Email and SMS would be sent to notify the users and provide the
information to shutdown up to 250 apparatus in order so as to prevent abnormal
shutdown to preserve the completeness of data. The remote shutdown is provided by
a client shutdown which is needed to be installed on all computers that require this
automatic function.
1.1 Component List
The dry contact card package includes below items,
 SNMP card × 1
 CD
 Quick Installation Guide (QIG)
 User manual
 MIB file
 Upgrade Tool
 Shutdown Software
1.2 Interface of the SNMP Card
The related function and indication of SNMP card please refer to the
following Figure 1 and Table1.
Figure 1

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Table 1
Item Description
Network port Connects to network.
LED indication: LAN 10/100 link, Activity.
EMD port Connects to an environmental sensor (EMD).
LED indication: System power, System status.
USB port Connects the GPRS/GSM modem, USB devices and wireless
dongle.
Setup port Connects to a workstation with standard AM to BM USB cable.
Restart button Restart SNMP card only. This does not affect the operation of UPS.
1.3 SNMP Card Functions
 Real-time UPS health monitoring.
 Comprehensive UPS management and flexible configuration via Web
Browser, NMS, Java Applet, SNMP, or Hyper Terminal.
 Automatic events notification via E-mail, short message (SMS), 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 SNMP 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.
 GPRS/GSM modem supports SMS and IP data.
1.4 SNMP Card Authorization Table
The following Table 2 demonstrates the authorization levels on explorer, each
authorization level can change its corresponding account and password after
login. Detail configuration please refers to chapter 6 and 7.
Table 2
Authorization Level Account(Default) Password(Default)
Read only
Network control setSNMP ssp
UPS control setUPS sus
Network & UPS control setSNUPS ssnup

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1.5 General Specifications
 Ethernet Protocols Compliancy
 IPv4 / IPv6
 DHCP
 SNMP v1 / v3
 SSH – SSL
 WOL
 HTTP / HTTPS
 SMTP
 NTP – ICMP
 RADIUS
 SYSLOG
 UPnP
 Browser Compliancy
 Internet Explorer10
 SAFARI v4 – v5
 CHROME /chromium44.0
 FIREFOX 39.0.3

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2. Installation Procedure
2.1 Safety Information
 All the service of this equipment must be perform by qualified service personnel.
Remove rings, watches and other jewelry before servicing the unit
2.2 Hardware Installation Procedure
 Open the front door of UPS.
 Plug in the SNMP card to the《Slot2》 and then screw in the screws after the card
is firmly locked in.
 Lock on the front door to complete the installation procedure.
 Insert the Ethernet cable into LAN port of SNMP card.
2.3 Communication Setting Procedure
 Please configure the setting of this card via the LCD control panel of UPS.
 Go to [Home][Setting][Peripheral][Slot Card2]
 Please change the parameters as shows in Table 3 below.
Table 3
Item Setting
ID 1
Stop Bit 1
Parity Check None
Baud Rate 57600
 In parallel system, please select the machine ID which installs the SNMP card
before you change the setting.

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2.4 Find SNMP Card Procedure
 Procure a workstation (Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7 or above installed).
 Please find the “SNMP Upgrade Tool v1.00.exe” in CD contents and install the
Upgrade Tool on your PC.
 Execute “SNMP Upgrade Tool”.
 Click 【 】 to search device on your LAN, as following Figure 2.
Figure 2
 Select your device and click 【 】 to open webpage, as following Figure 3.
Figure 3
 The webpage display the UPS Identification, as following Figure 4.
Figure 4

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3. IP Address Configuration
If a DHCP server is available on the same Network as SNMP card, the SNMP
card will request a valid IP address from the server. If the DHCP server is not available,
SNMP card switches to this default IP address:192.168.xxx.zzz (where xxx and zzz
are the last two pairs of the MAC address decimal of the SNMP card).
※ IPv6 is not activated by default. The default IP address is set to IPv4 format.
※ It can be only set whether the SNMP card IP address is static or DHCP by Web
Browser.
3.1. IP Settings Using Network
 Login account and password.
 Select SNMP Configuration from the SNMP Management of the main menu to
setup the network configuration parameters, as following Figure 5.
Figure 5
 Enter the “SNMP IP address”.
 Enter the “SNMP Gateway Address” in the network.
 Enter the “SNNP Subnet Mask” of the network.
 Select 【Apply】 to save the changes.

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3.2. IP Settings Using Upgrade Tool
 Execute “SNMP Upgrade Tool”, as following Figure 6.
 Click 【 】 to search device on your LAN.
 Click 【 】 to set account/password.
 Click 【 】 to set IP address.
Figure 6

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4. Web Page Layout
4.1 Screen Information
Figure 7
 【A】Login/Logout.
 【B】menu.
 【C】Display.
 【D】Display information of UPS and UPS is normal or abnormal conditions.
 【E】Language access.
4.2 Menu General Overview
Table 4 is the corresponding authorization level to the Main Menu in SNMP
Card.
※ Default account and password please refers to chapter 1.4.
Table 4
Menu Network
Control
UPS
Control
Network & UPS
Control
UPS Monitor Read-only function
UPS
Management YES YES
SNMP
Management YES Read-only function YES
History Log Read-only function

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 UPS Monitor
Table 5
Sub-Menu Functions
Identification
Display the UPS status, alarm, operation
mode and measurements. Please refer to
section 5-1 for more detail.
Input
Output
Bypass
Battery
Temperature
Status Table
Alarm Table
Client Table List all servers connected to SNMP card
for shutdown procedure.
 UPS Management
Please refer to Chapter 6 for more detail.
 SNMP Management
 Protocol configuration.
 SNMP card control.
 History Log
 Measurements log file.
 UPS and SNMP card events log.

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5. UPS Monitor
5.1 Real Time Information Display
Figure 8
 【A】is Rectifier,【B】is Static Switch and【C】is Inverter.
 The gray pattern indicates this part isn’t activated.
 The blue pattern indicates this part is activated.
 The red pattern indicates this part is occurred abnormal condition.
 【D】 is bypass input, 【E】 is mains input and 【F】 is output.
 The measurement displaying in gray indicates the part being not
activated.
 The measurement displaying in blue indicates the part being under
normal operation.
 The measurement displaying in red indicates the part being under
abnormal operation.
 【G】display the status of battery.
 The gray pattern indicates the battery isn’t connected.
 The green pattern indicates the battery is charging.
 The yellow pattern indicates the battery is discharging.
 Click【D】【E】【F】【G】 to enter to Bypass, Input, Output, Battery in Right Side.
represents the item being selected.
 【H】Display operation mode of UPS.
 【I】Display UPS internal temperature and Click to enter to Temperature in Right
Side.

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 【J】Overload counter.
 【K】select the desire UPS unit that want to check the information.(Selected ID
would be pointed by arrow)
 The UPS isn’t connected.
 UPS is not occurred alarm will have blue background.
 UPS occurred alarm will have red background.
5.2 Identification
This shows the following information of the UPS.
 Rated Input Voltage(V)
 Rated Input Frequency(Hz)
 Rated Output Voltage(V)
 Rated Output Frequency(Hz)
 Output Capacity(kVA)
 Output Capacity(kW)
5.3 Input
This shows the following input parameters of the UPS.
 Voltage
 Power
 Frequency
 Current
 Power Factor
5.4 Output
This shows the following output parameters of the UPS.
 Voltage
 Frequency
 Current
 Load Rate(%)
 Power
 Power Factor

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5.5 Bypass
This shows the following bypass parameters of the UPS.
 Voltage
 Frequency
 Current
5.6 Battery
This shows the following battery parameters of the UPS.
 Voltage
 Charge Current
 Discharge Current
5.7 Temperature
This shows the internal temperature of the UPS.
5.8 Status Table
This shows the current status list of the UPS.
5.9 Alarm Table
This shows the current alarm list of the UPS.
5.10 Client Table
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.
 Index: Serialized index number of the client registered.
 IP Address: IP address of the client running the Shutdown Program and
registered with SNMP card.
 Client Name: Computer names of the client running the Shutdown Program and
registered with SNMP card.
 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 SNMP card.

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6. UPS Management
6.1 UPS Configuration
 SNMP Baud Rate
This let user to choice the SNMP Baud Rate by Auto detect or Manual Setting.
 Polling Rate(Sec)
 Synchronize UPS with NTP server Enable/Disable
The SNMP card will synchronize its time with the server periodically if this
function is enabled.
 NTP server
Configure the NTP server IP address.
 Time Zone
Select the correct time zone.
 Daylight Saving Time Enable/Disable
If this function is enabled, the time will be one hour earlier than NTP server
time.
 Synchronize UPS Time Frequency (Day)
 Synchronize UPS Time
 Next Synchronization Time
Display the next synchronization time.
6.2 UPS Command
 Normal Mode
 ECO Mode
 Converter Mode
 Shutdown
 Load on Bypass
 Cold Start Precharge Ready

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6.3 UPS Schedule
This function let user to configure the UPS operation mode and battery test
schedule.
The calendar shows the scheduled tasks.
Click “Setting” button to configure the schedule of each task.
 UPS Schedule
 Index
This field shows the index numbers of the table entries.
 Control
To Enabled/Disabled this task.
 Repetition
Once: Execute this task only one time.
Weekly: Execute this task every week.
 Date
The first execution day
 Time
The execution time
 Task
Select the UPS operation mode that wants to execute.
 Shutdown Delay Time
The delay in seconds the UPS remains on after being told to shutdown.
*This parameter is only for the UPS Schedule Shutdown.
 Battery Test Schedule
 Control
To Enabled/Disabled the battery test function.
 Date
The first execution day
 Time
The execution time
 Repetition
Configure the repetition time in week.

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6.4 UPS Events Shutdown
Shutdown Event Shutdown Actions
AC Failed
 Disabled
 Clients Warning
 Clients Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown
Battery Low
 Disabled
 Clients Warning
 Clients Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown
Inverter Overload
 Disabled
 Clients Warning
 Clients Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown
Bypass Overload
 Disabled
 Clients Warning
 Clients Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown
UPS Over Temp.
 Disabled
 Clients Warning
 Clients Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown
EMD Temp. Over Threshold
 Disabled
 Clients Warning
 Clients Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown
EMD Alarm-1
 Disabled
 Clients Warning
 Clients Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown
EMD Alarm-2
 Disabled
 Clients Warning
 Clients Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown
UPS Scheduled Shutdown
 UPS Shutdown Only
 Clients Warning and UPS Shutdown
 UPS and Clients Shutdown

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 Total Warning Time (Min)
This column specifies time delay in minutes. After the occurrence of any
enabled event, warning messages will be send persistent within this period.
Shutdown request will send to clients after this period expired.
 1st Warning Delay (Sec)
This column specifies the 1st warning time delay in seconds. After the
occurrence of any Enabled Event, 1st warning call will be given after this delay.
 Warning Period (Sec)
This column specifies the repeated warnings time delay in seconds. After the
1st warning call, successive warning calls will be given after this delay time.
This will continue until the completion of the total delay time.
 UPS Events Shutdown Delay (Sec)
 Discontinue shutdown if Event restored
After the selected events occurred (except UPS Scheduled Shutdown) and
SNMP had broadcast shutdown request to clients, the client and UPS will not
be turned off if the selected event restored before UPS shutdown delay time
finished and this option had selected. If this option isn't selected, the UPS and
client will be turned off by SNMP even the selected event restored.

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7. SNMP Management
7.1 SNMP Information
This page provides the read only information of the SNMP card.
 System Name
The value set in "System name (sysName)" defined in MIB-II. Default value is
SNMP.
 Serial Number
 Firmware Version
The firmware version of the SNMP card.
 System Up Time (days hh:mm:ss)
 IPv4 Address
The IP address of SNMP Card in dotted format (eg. 192.9.60.229).
 IPv6 Address
The IPv6 global address of the SNMP card
(eg. 2001:B181:2::2E0:D8FF:FEFF:8A59).
 MAC Address
Display the MAC Address of the SNMP card.