Xtreme Power Conversion SPD-0215 Guide

SPD Switched PDU
SPD-0215, SPD-0815, SPD-1615 Models
User & Installaon Manual
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Table of Contents
System Descripon...................................................................................... 3
Front and Back Panel.......................................................................................................................4
Important Safety Precauons for Hardware Installaon...............................6
Safety Precauons.......................................................................................6
Baery Replacement.......................................................................................................................7
Access to the System....................................................................................7
Factory Default Sengs...................................................................................................................7
User Privileges and Port Reservaons.............................................................................................8
Local Master Port Access.................................................................................................................8
External Modem Access..................................................................................................................8
Telnet Access...................................................................................................................................8
Web Access......................................................................................................................................9
Email Access..................................................................................................................................10
SNMP Informaon.........................................................................................................................11
AutoPing and Power Reboot..........................................................................................................12
Using Control Command.............................................................................12
Using Conguraon Menu......................................................................... 14
Starng Conguraon Menu.........................................................................................................14
Viewing and Changing Operaon Status.......................................................................................14
Power Outlet Setup Menu.............................................................................................................15
Power Outlet Timer Setup Menu...................................................................................................16
User Account Setup Menu............................................................................................................18
System Access Setup Menu...........................................................................................................19
Serial Port Setup Menu.................................................................................................................20
TCP/IP Network Conguraon Menu............................................................................................22
More About TCP/IP Network Conguraon..................................................................................24
More about Emailing Access.........................................................................................................25
Appendix A: Serial Console Port Interfaces.................................................26

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System Descripon
MODEL NUMBER SPD-0215 SPD-0815 SPD-1615
Power cords 1 1 2
Power outlets 2 8 16
Power input IEC C14 inlet IEC C14 inlet (2) IEC C14 inlets
Outlet type (2) NEMA 5–15R (8) NEMA 5–15R (16) NEMA 5–15R
Input current 15A 15–30A 15–30A
Input voltage 100–240VAC
Dimensions (W x D x H) 5.4 x 6.0 x 2.5 in 19.0 x 7.0 x 1.75 in 19.0 x 7.0 x 3.5 in
Console port Baud rate: 115200; 8 data bits; no parity; 1 stop bit; no hardware handshaking
Ethernet 10/100 Base-T
Network protocol ICMP, IP, TCP, DHCP, Telnet, DNS, POP3/SMTP, SNMP, HTTP, and BootP
Display (6) LEDs (16) LEDs (24) LEDs
Operang temperature 32°F–122°F (0°C–50°C)
Storage temperature -20°F–140°F (-29°C–60°C)
Humidity 10–90%
WARRANTY 2 years (USA and Canada)
Model No. Total Outlets Input Voltage Input Feeds Max.Load
per Group
Max.Load
per Unit
SPD-0215 2 100-120VAC (1 ea.) 15 Amp 15 Amps 15 Amps
SPD-0815 8 100-120VAC (1/2 ea.) 15 Amp 15 Amps 30 Amps
SPD-1615 16 100-120VAC (2 ea.) 15 Amp 15 Amps 30 Amps
Key features include:
• Local Master Port access: oers data rates from 2400 to 115200 bits/second and oponal hardware hand-
shaking (CTS/RTS). There are two operaon modes for the port: Console Transparent and System Control.
• Three user privilege login levels: The Administraon level manages system conguraon and uncondi-
onal access to all power outlets and all serial ports. The User level allows each user to reserve and man-
age his/her own ports, as well as to change the most of system conguraon sengs. Anonymous users
are able to view all sengs and operate unreserved power outlets and serial console ports.
• User name and password for each port: The user name and password are protected in each ports.
• Line commands or menu conguraon controls: Menu table operaon oers user-friendly operaon
methods that are used for changing system conguraons, viewing run me statuses, and issuing controls.
Line commands provide quick and easy operaons.
• Telnet access: Remote access the system over a TCP/IP network for conguraon and systems control.
• Out of band Modem access interfacing: Control and congure the system via a telephone line. Oponal
custom Modem AT command string to the Modem.
• HTTP web access: Embedded web server provides secured user name and password authencaon. The
operaons are easy and friendly, ulizing tables and graphical icons. Download SNMP MIB les conve-
niently, or view the help manual on line.
• SNMP MIB capability: An SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) agent is integrated in the system
for an exchange of management informaon between the system and network devices.
• POP/SMTP Emailing with SMTP Authencaon capability: A user can send control commands such as re-
boot power outlet via emails. Command execuon reports are replied for each command email received.
SMTP user name and password are protected through authencaon process.
• SNMP Trap for sending logging message: The Trap is used to asynchronously report events to the NMS. It
forwards power reboot command execuon informaon to the remote Trap logging receiver.

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What you can do with the system:
• Remote equipment power source management over TCP/IP networks, including user equipment reboot-
ing, and permanently user power source turn on/o. Schedule power reboots or power source on/o
events monthly, weekly, daily or at any me. Reboot power source to equipment when a network connec-
on is lost.
• Monitoring AC Power Consumpons and sending warning messages when the aggregated AC draw from
a system is crossed predened threshold.
• Remote control anywhere by emailing. Via emails, you are able to manage the systems or user commu-
nicaon equipment power sources when LAN access is impossible. Via emails, you can send user data to
the NP control commands such as reboong user power source. Reply emails are sent aer the system
intercepts incoming emails so that you are informed with the operaon status.
• AutoPing and reboot user equipment. Connect your system to a power outlet and assign the system net-
work IP address or URL. The NP system will ping the user equipment Periodically (in every 15 seconds). If
the user equipment stops responding the ping request, the equipment will reboot the power.
• Scheduling AC outlet power cycling periodically or per weekly planner. Each outlet can be programmed
with it’s own mer.
Illustraon of Typical Applicaon
Front and Back Panel
SPD-0215 Front Panel

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SPD-0215 Back Panel
SPD-0815 Front Panel
SPD-0815 Rear Panel
SPD-1615 Front Panel
SPD-1615 Front Panel

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1. Power Outlet status LED: Visual indicaon of user power outlet On/O status.
2. System power On/O status LED: Indicaon of system power On/O status.
3. Ethernet Link status LED: When the LED is illuminated, Ethernet port and a LAN connecon are established.
4. Ethernet speed status LED: Ethernet port have 100M status.
5. Ethernet Acve data status LED: When there is data trac on the LAN, the LED is illuminated.
6. Factory Upgrade switch: Allow the user to upgrade the system. The switch is located behind the small front
panel opening.
7. Factory Default Reset switch: Allow a user to reset the system to factory default sengs. The switch is located
behind the small front panel opening.
8. A and B Selecon LED: When the LED is illuminated, For Circuits A or B Amps which measurement will appear
on the Digital Displays.
9. Display Selecon Amps Indicators: When the LED is illuminated, Amps which measurement will appear
on the Digital Displays.
10. Display Selecon Temperature Indicators: When the LED is illuminated, Temperature which measurement will
appear on the Digital Displays.
11. Display Selecon Buon : Each me the Display Selecon Buon is pressed, the Digital Displays will toggle
Between Amps and Temperature, and the LED indicators will light to show which measurement is currently
selected.
12. Sensor Port: Temperature only or Temperature and Relave Humidity sensor are measured port.
13. Local Master Port (DCE, 9 pin DB, female, or RJ-45 socket): This is also a service port for the user to congure
and change system operaon sengs.
14. USB Port: For soware upgrade.
15. Ethernet Port (RJ45, 10/100 Base-T): 10/100 Based-T Ethernet port for connecon to LAN.
18. Digital Displays: Digital Displays will toggle between Amps and Temperature, and the LED indicators will light
to show which measurement is currently selected.
20. Power Circuit A - Power Inlet: An NEMA5-15P/IEC320-C14 AC inlet which supplies power (08 Series 1-4 outlets;
16 Series 1-8 outlets).
21. Power Circuit B - Power Inlet: An NEMA5-15P/IEC320-C14 AC inlet which supplies power (08 Series 5-8 outlets;
16 Series 9-16 outlets).
22. Power Breaker: System turn power on/o.
23. Power Circuit A - Switched Outlets: AC Outlets that can be switched On, O or rebooted in response.
24. Power Circuit B - Switched Outlets: AC Outlets that can be switched On, O or rebooted in response
Cauon: Sensor interface can be connected only with the sensor provided by the manufacture (Do not connect a
telephone line and so on).
Important Safety Precauons for Hardware Installaon
Safety Precauons
It is important that you read this secon before aempng any of the hardware installaon and maintenance
procedures in this guide.
The following instrucons are important for your safety and for the funcon of the unit. Read the instrucons
carefully before the installaon
WARNING!
To reduce the risk of re or electrical shock, never remove the cover of the unit. No user serviceable parts inside.
Repair should be done by authorized service personnel only. The unit should be installed in indoors with ambient
temperature and sucient airow.

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WARNING!
Please ensure the hardware to be disconnected with power supply for installaon. It means that the unit’s power
cable and network cables must remain disconnecon unl you are instructed to make the connecons. Follow the
instrucons in the procedures carefully. This equipment is requested to be disconnected from the power supply
by removing the power cord(s) from the power outlet. It is therefore important to locate the unit close to a power
outlet that is easily accessible.
WARNING!
To be safe, the unit must has the ground protecon.
Baery Replacement
A 3.0V Lithium recharging baery is installed in the unit for internal Real-Time Clock and system data retenon.
The baery should last recharging 1000,000 mes at least. If the baery needs to be replaced, please ask autho-
rized service personnel to do so.
Access to the System
Factory Default Sengs
The system is shipped with Factory Default sengs. The default sengs for the Local Master serial port are:
115200, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit, and no hardware handshaking (Flow Control).
The default Ethernet seng are: IP:192.168.1.100, GateWay:192.168.1.1, NetMask: 255.255.255.0
The default Administrator’s login name “admin” and the default password is “admin” and user’s login name “user”
and the default password is “user”. All exisng user accounts are erased if the system is recovered to the default
sengs. The default SNMP Community string for public, private and Trap access is “public”.
There are two ways to restore the system to the Factory Default sengs. The rst method is to press a push-buon
switch located on the front panel for 1 second. The second method is to select “Set Default Factory” from the Main
Menu. The Main Menu can be viewed by running a terminal emulaon program such as Window’s Hyper Terminal.
System Startup Screen

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User Privileges and Port Reservaons
All user levels, including anonymous (visitor), are able to access the system via a serial connecon from your work
staon to the Local Master port, or via a Telnet session from your work staon
Administraon Login:
There is 8 Administraon account at most on the system. The default name is “admin” and default password is
also “admin”. The default name and password may be changed. If you login at Administraon level, you are able to
remove or change exisng user accounts, take over power outlets or user serial console ports and change system
sengs.
User Login:
At user login level, you are able to reserve power or console ports for your applicaons if they are “open”, as well
as make system conguraon changes. At this login level, you are not able to change power outlet operaon status
for other reserved power outlets.
Guest (Visitor) Access:
At user guest level (as an visitor user), you are only able to view the system conguraon sengs and operate
unreserved power outlets.
Local Master Port Access
To access and congure the system from the master port, you need to connect a RS232 port from your work sta-
on to the Local Master Serial Port. Then run a terminal emulaon program (such as Window’s Hyper Terminal)
on your computer.
1. Connect the system’s Local Master Port (DCE) with a straight DB-9 type cable, if your work staon is
equipped with a DTE part.
2. Connect the system’s Ethernet port to your LAN, if you intend to use the network port.
3. Turn the system power on.
4. At the terminal emulaon program, type the “help” for help informaon.
5. The system has DHCP enabled, as a default seng. Network connecvity parameters displayed at the
startup screen. If the system does not get a DHCP oer,the system falls back to default stac network set-
ngs. You can alter the default network sengs to t your need.
6. Use the command “ping” to verify your connecon. If a network connecon is established, you are able to
use Telnet, Web Browsing, Emailing and SNMP.
External Modem Access
With this access method, an RS232 port on an external Modem device is connected to the Local Master Port. Typi-
cally, a Modem device is equipped with a DCE (Data Communicaon Equipment) terminal connector. Since the
system’s Local Master Port and Modem device ports are not complementary (both are DCE ports); you need to use
a NULL Modem cable with both male connectors.
Telnet Access
Operaon of on a Telnet terminal is almost idencal to the access method via Local Master Serial Port. You need
to make sure that Telnet access is enabled, as a default seng. If the access is not enabled, please refer to Secon
“Using Conguraon Menu” to change the seng.

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Before you start the Telnet applicaon, the user need to obtain the actual IP address for the system. The system
displays network connecvity informaon at system startup terminal when your workstaon is connected to the
system’s Local Master Serial Port. Please refer to “TCP/IP Network Conguraon” secon of this document for
informaon on how to setup the network parameters.
Once the network connecon is established, at your workstaon prompt, you need to enter:
telnet ip_addr
You need to set a Telnet session on your workstaon to Local Echo O mode.
Telnet session permits an anonymous user who may only to view the system sengs and operate unreserved
power outlets and user serial console ports. Please refer to “User Privileges and Port Reservaons” for further
informaon.
• There are 8 Telnet session at most may be acve at the same me.
• A Telnet session remains acve for 10 minutes if it is in idle state.
• Telnet access methods can be enabled or disabled using the System Access Setup Menu.
• To terminate an acve Telnet session, use the command “exit” at the terminal.
Telnet Session Startup Screen
Web Access
You need to obtain the system IP address before starng web access to the system. Please refer to the Telnet Ac-
cess secon for methods to get the system IP address. You also need to make sure that web access is enabled, as
a default seng. If the access is not enabled, please refer to Secon “Using Conguraon Menu” to change the
seng. Start a Web browsing applicaon program such as Window’s Explorer and enter “hp://ip_address“in the
address eld.
You must have an account on the system in order to access the system via this method. Without a valid account,
you are only able to view the following web page and get a copy of the Help text message.

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Web Access Startup Page
Upon clicking the Login buon, a secured login table is displayed at you work staon. Factory default seng for
user name is “admin”. The default password is “admin”.
Web Access Login Entry Table
Email Access
To establish this access method, the system’s network connecon is already established. With the email access
method, you are able to execute the NP system controlling commands. The NP system periodically checks incom-
ing mails from a designated POP mail server. The system sends a reply email with command process status if an
email is intercepted.

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Sending Command from Hotmail Web Site
SNMP Informaon
Applicaons such as an NMS (Network Management System) or an SNMP browser can exchange informaon with
the NP systems. SNMP is disabled with the default seng.
The informaon managed by an SNMP daemon on the system can be obtained using SNMP requests from a re-
mote work staon. An SNMP Get/Get Next request fetches the value of a single variable or a set of variables. An
SNMP Set request modies the value of a variable.
You need to know the name of a variable before you can fetch or modify a variable’s value. A variable’s symbolic
name is mapped to a numeric name, which is referred as OID.
The MIB (Management Informaon Base) is a text le describing the internal objects the SNMP agent can display,
monitor, and/or modify. Each MIB object is the system variable that has name and an OID. You need the MIB le
to properly congure the SNMP client (“manager”) for server monitoring. To get a copy of the MIB le, please use
a web browser to access the NP systems. Open the TCP/IP Network Conguraon Menu and then click the buon
“Get SNMP MIB File” to download the MIB le that is stored in the system’s memory.

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Enterprise OID: 1.3.6.1.4.1. 32287
Denion OID Returned message
devName .1.1 The system name or site name. Read only.
devType .1.2 The system model type. Read only.
sysCurrentA .1.3
First AC current monitoring reading. For a system equipped with single power cord,
this the valid current reading. For dual power corded system, this is the rst part of the
AC current reading. Read only.
sysCurrentB .1.4 For dual power corded system, this is the AC current reading for the second power
inlet (or power cord). Read only.
sysTemp .1.5 The system temperature, this is only available when the temperature sensor is in-
stalled. Read only.
AutoPing and Power Reboot
Each power outlet has oponal sengs that a NP system uses to ping network equipment. The pinged equipment
is aached to a specic power outlet. It reboots user equipment power source if a network connecon is not de-
tected any more. However, user equipment never gets power reboot if the equipment never replies ping reply to
a NP system.
A power outlet has the oponal sengs (Power Outlet Setup Menu) that specify the desnaon IP address that the
system will ping periodically, and maximum network downme allowed. In addion, to avoid unwanted reboots, a
NP system also pings the gateway IP address (as default) to make sure a NP system has a network connecon that
is sll acve. Otherwise, AutoPing will be in o mode if a NP system lost network connecon. To change the default
gateway IP address as ping desnaon, use TCP/IP Conguraon Menu to enter your desired desnaon address.
Using Control Command
A NP system provides command line opons for viewing or changing system conguraon and operaon status. In
addion, by using the control command opon, users are able to create script les for automaon of equipment
test and control.
Control commands are applicable to the connecons between your work staon and Local
Master Serial Port or a Telnet session.
Some of the control commands are also applicable to emails. See related secons for more detailed informaon
about how to setup email accounts.
Once the system starts or a Telnet session is open, you are ready to send control command to the system. Type
command “help” to have a complete list of available commands.
All login levels including anonymous users are able to use the command line opon. However, the actual command
execuons are based on your login level. For example, if you are an anonymous user, you are not able to reserve or
un-reserve serial console ports or power outlets. If you login at Administraon level, you are able to operate any
serial ports and power outlets, reserve or unreserved any ports or outlets even if they are reserved by other users.

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* *
* *
* Help Menu *
* *
* *
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**NOTE : command marked with * need user permission
**NOTE : command marked with # need admin permission
login login
logout logout
whoami who am i?
#ul show userlist
ver show the hw/sw version
date print current date
me print current me
temp read temperature sensor
cura read current sensor a
curb read current sensor b
#ssn 0x12345678 set serial num
sshow Displays console ports conguraon status
#reinit set default factorys (need reboot)
pshow Displays power outlet status
ptshow Displays power outlet mer informaon.
*pset n v Sets power outlet #n to v(value 1-on, 0-o)
*ps v Sets all power outlets to v(value 1-on, 0-o)
*prb n Reboot power outlet #n
*prsv n Reserve power outlet #n for current user
*punrsv n Unreserve power outlet #n for current user
mac print the mac addr
ping 10.10.26.236 ping an ip address
acl 0/1 Disable/Enable ACL
*aclset id type mask id(1-6), type(0=Not Care/1=Permit/2=Block), mask(ip)
smtp lalalalala send an email
getmail fetch mail from pop3 server
#web 0/1 disable/enable web access
#pop3 0/1 disable/enable pop3 access
#telnet 0/1/2 cong telnet access to disable/login_only/enable
dns www.sina.com.cn domain name server
*dhcp do dhcp roun
*ip 10.10.26.123 set network stac ip
*gw 10.10.26.1 set network gateway
*netmask 255.255.255.0 set network netmask
*ifcong auto/dhcp/stac do network interface cong
nwshow display network status
help show help messages
*! Repeat the last command
>
Control Command Help Menu

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Using Conguraon Menu
Starng Conguraon Menu
There are four ways to start the Conguraon Menu:
1. Local Master Port access method. The user run a terminal program from a work staon and Local Master
Port of the system via serial connecons between a serial port .
2. External Modem device access method. Run a terminal program from a remote work state and establish
the connecon via a telephone line.
3. Telnet access method. Your workstaon and the system are connected to LAN.
4. Web access method. Your workstaon and the system are connected to LAN.
Viewing and Changing Operaon Status
System Operaon Stac (Web Page)
With this web page, you are able to:
• View on/o status for each power outlet. As shown in the table, Power outlet 1 is power on (illuminated
in red) and outlet 2 is power o (not illuminated, in grey).
• Change power outlet on/o status by clicking “on/o” switch buon icon.
• Reboot a power outlet by clicking “Reboot” push switch buon icon.
• Get present current and temperature by clicking “System Status” link.
Helpful info:
• Control command “pset n v” executes the same funcon as the clicking “on/o” push switch buon icon
• Control command “rb n” executes the same funcon as the clicking “Reboot” push switch buon icon

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Power Outlet Setup Menu
This secon describes:
1. Power Outlet Conguraon
2. AutoPing Funcons
Power Outlet Setup Menu (Web Page)
Name:
Dene a name for the power outlet.
On/O:
Set the power outlet to power on or o state.
Reservaon:
Reserve the port for special user.
AutoPing and reboot (Power reboot If user equipment’s network is down)
Disable or enable AutoPing power reboot funcon. If it is enabled, the system schedules auto pings to the com-
municaon equipment that is connected to the power outlet. If no response is received in a period of me (user
dened, see below) from the communicaon equipment, the system starts the power reboot process for the
power outlet.
Ping Ip(AutoPing (Ping) desnaon IP address) :
Enter an IP address of the probed communicaon equipment. This IP address is associated to the power outlet.
Email nofy if autoping failed
Disable or enable sending email nofy if autoping failed. Only available if AutoPing and reboot if on.
Reboot Duraon In Seconds
Seng the reboot duraon if the autping is failed or clicking “Reboot” push switch buon icon. The unit is second.

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Helpful Info:
Use command “pshow” to display all power outlet status.
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Port | Name | status | Reserved By | Timer | AutoPing
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01 | encoder | ON | admin | OFF | ON
02 | Undened | OFF | Open | OFF | OFF
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List of Power Outlet Status (Terminal Screen)
Power Outlet Timer Setup Menu
This is an example of the power outlet in Timer o mode. To enable the Timer, select “Timer Mode” on.
Power Outlet Timer Setup Menu (Web Page)
Timer Mode:
Select the mer mode: O/Standard/Customized

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Timer Start Time:
Specify starng me for the mer. The starng me is the actual calendar date and real-me clock. Once a mer
reaches this specied Start Time, the power outlet on/o state will ip. It is in the format of “year:month:day:ho
ur:minute:second”. For example, to start changing the power outlet on/o state at 7:17:27pm, on July 20th 2008,
the entry data is 08:07:20:19:17:27.
Timer Period:
Specify the mer period. It is in the format of “days:hours:minutes:seconds”, which is not a calendar and real-me
clock entry type. The period seng is used for applicaons that require the power outlet to connuously change
on/o in a specic interval. For example, you need to schedule power reboot for the outlet daily, the period is 24
hours. Your entry will be
00:24:00:00.
Timer Loop Count:
The number of Periods for the Timer is dened as Loop Count. For example, you schedule the mer to ip the
power outlet states in every 20 seconds and want to repeat 300 mes, your entry will be 300.
Toggle Duraon:
Specify the duraon of the power outlet and state the toggles when a new Timer Period starts. This parameter is
meaningful if the Timer Loop Count is > 0. The unit for the duraon is in seconds. The concept of the specicaon
can also be viewed as Duty Cycle. The value of this parameter should be 0 < Toggle Duraon < Timer Period.
ON O
Timer Period
Loop Count 1 Loop Count 2 Loop Count 3 Loop Count 4
Timer Start Time
Toggle Duraon
Denions of Timer Parameters
There are a few examples of applicaons using the Power Outlet Timers:
1) Reboot daily:
Current Calendar date and me are: Aug. 10th, 2008, 10:00 am.
Requires daily power Reboot at 1:00am. Reboot duraon is 10 seconds.
Timer Start=08:08:11:01:00:00 - Reboot starts on Aug. 11th, 2008,1:00 am.
Timer Period = 1:0:0:0 - Period is 1 day, 0 hour, 0 minute, and 0 second.
Timer Toggle Duraon = 10 - Power outlet will toggle on/o state for 10 seconds.
Timer Loop Count = 1000 - 1000 days.
2) Toggle Power Outlets for 300 mes:
Toggling Power outlet on/o and state 300 mes in a period of 10 seconds, meanme starts it immediately. Cur-
rent Calendar date and me are: Aug. 10th, 2008, 10:00 am.
Timer Start Time = 08:08:10:10:00:20 - Start toggling on Aug. 10th, 2008, at 10:00:20 am.

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Timer Period = 20 - Choose 20 seconds and duty cycle 50%. Note: the period seng is not 10.
Timer Toggle Duraon = 10 - This results in 10 seconds on and 10 seconds o.
Timer Loop Count = 300 - 300 periods.
3) Reboot once on a specic date and me:
Current Calendar date and me are: Aug. 10th,2008, 10:00 am. To schedule a reboot on Feb 12th, 1:00 am.
Timer Start Time = 09:02:12:1:00:00 - Start the event at 1:00am,2009, on Feb. 12th, Timer Period = 6 - 6 seconds
Timer Toggle Duraon = 5 - 5 seconds. Reboot duraon is 5 seconds. Timer Loop Count = 1 - Reboot once.
User Account Setup Menu
User account management includes reserving or un-reserving each serial console ports and power outlets to a
current login user, as well as adding new user accounts, modifying and deleng user accounts.
User Account Management Menu (Web Page)
Helpful Info:
Use the command “ul” to view all exisng account

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System Access Setup Menu
System Access Control Menu (Web Page)
System(or Site) name:
Assign a system name, somemes referred as site or device name.
Date and Time:
Enter calendar date and real-me clock.
Serial Port Mode:
Congure the Local Master Port to interface type: either to a serial RS-232 port on your work staon or an external
Modem device. An external Modem device is typically equipped with a DCE (Data Communicaon Equipment)
terminal connector. Since the system’s Local Master Port and Modem device ports are not complementary, you
need to use a NULL Modem cable with both male connectors. For informaon about connecter pin assignment,
please see appendix A.
Modem Startup String:
Dene an external Modem control command string that is sent from the system to an external modem device pe-
riodically (in every 15 minutes). If you do not need to dene the control string, leave the entry eld empty.
Web Access:
Enable or disable web access to the system. Default to enable.

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Telnet Access:
Enable or disable Telnet access to the system. Default to enable. Only one acve Telnet session is permissible.
Enable Telnet Anonymous User:
Enable or disable an anonymous user’s access to Telnet port.
Control command via Emails:
Enable or disable this access method. When it is enabled, you need to make sure you also have completed POP/
SMTP server and email receiving and sending addresses. See “TCP/IP Network Conguraon” setup menu for de-
tailed informaon how to setup email accounts. Default to disable.
SNMP Agent Enabling:
Enable or disable SNMP agent on the system. If the system SNMP Agent is enabled, it collects and stores man-
agement informaon and makes this informaon available to NMS (Network Management System) using SNMP.
Please see Secon 2.5 for a available MIB objects that the system supports. Default to disable.
SNMP Trap Enabling:
Enable or disable Trap sending. If this opon is enabled, Traps are sent if there is a power reboot command execu-
on on the system. Default to disable.
Note: you must enable the above SNMP Agent seng. Otherwise, enabling Trap seng will not take eect.
SNMP Trap Receiver IP Address:
Enter Trap Monitoring receiver IP address.
SNMP Community String:
To specify SNMP MIB/Trap community string. The default string is “public”. This string is used for public, private
and Trap.
Current A and B Alarm Threshold:
To dened AC current draw alarm threshold. The unit is Amps.
Temperature Alarm Threshold:
To dened temperature draw alarm threshold. The unit is Cengrade.
Serial Port Setup Menu
This secon describes serial console port conguraon and operang sengs. Serial Console Port conguraon
starts with the following menu:
Serial Port Setup Menu (Web Page)