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USERS MANUAL Table of Contents 1. Introduction 3 2. Matrix 5000 & Symmetra Logging On 4 Device manager 5 Network 13 TCP/IP 13 DNS 14 Ping 14
FTP 14 Telnet 15 Web 15 SNMP 15
Email 17 Syslog 17 System 19 Monitoring 24 Status 25 Troubleshooting 3. Powerware 4. UPS IPs Introduction
LOGGING ON TO AN APC Connect a PC using the cable provided with the UPS part # 940-0024B or 940-0024C to the Computer Interface Port. Using a terminal emulator set the port to,
Password : ******** American Power Conversion Network Management Card AOS v1.1.0 (c) Copyright 2002 All Rights Reserved Smart-UPS & Matrix-UPS APP v1.1.1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name : ml-47-apc1-ups Date : 12/06/2004 Contact : NCAR Operations 497-1200 Time : 03:12:40 Location : ML-47 User : Administrator Up Time : 126 Days 1 Hour 24 Minutes Stat : P+ N+ A+
2- Network 3- System 4- Logout There are 4 options to select at this time. We will go through them in order, starting with #1, Device Manager. Type in; > 1 ------- Device Manager -------------------------------------------------------- 1- Matrix 5000 Lots of options, select #1. > 1 ------- Matrix 5000 ----------------------------------------------------------- Status of UPS : On Line Last Transfer : Due to software command or UPS's test control. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Input Voltage : 209.4 VAC Operating Frequency : 60.00 Hz Output Voltage : 203.7 VAC Internal Temperature: 024.3 C Load Power : 008.3 % Watts Battery Voltage : 55.35 VDC Load Current : 02.71 Amps Bad Batteries : 000 Max Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Battery Capacity : 100.0 % Min Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Runtime Remaining : 0340 min ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Self-Test Result : Passed Calibration Result : Unknown Self-Test Date : 11/27/2004 Calibration Date : Unknown 1- Control 2- Diagnostics 3- Configuration 5- About UPS
2- Turn UPS Off Gracefully 3- Reboot UPS 4- Reboot UPS Gracefully 5- Put UPS To Sleep 6- Put UPS To Sleep Gracefully 7- Put UPS In Bypass
Last Transfer : Due to software command or UPS's test control. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Input Voltage : 209.4 VAC Operating Frequency : 60.00 Hz Output Voltage : 203.7 VAC Internal Temperature: 024.3 C Load Power : 008.3 % Watts Battery Voltage : 55.35 VDC Load Current : 01.94 Amps Bad Batteries : 000 Max Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Battery Capacity : 100.0 % Min Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Runtime Remaining : 0340 min ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Self-Test Result : Passed Calibration Result : Unknown Self-Test Date : 11/27/2004 Calibration Date : Unknown 1- Control 2- Diagnostics 3- Configuration 4- Detailed Status 5- About UPS
2- UPS Self-Test 3- Start Runtime Calibration 4- Test UPS Alarm ?- Help, Use these test carefully. Simulating a power failure tests the UPS's ability to switch to battery operation. This test runs for a short period of time and returns to line power operation. UPS Self-Test has been set on all NETS UPS's to run on a 14 day schedule. Run this when the UPS's operation is in question. Start Runtime Calibration calculates how much runtime the UPS has available. This test will operate until the batteries have 25% of battery capacity remaining. The test will run for hours and may affect the lifetime of the batteries. Run only if necessary. Test UPS Alarm tests the alarm.... Hit esc and return to Device Manager. Enter 3# for Configuration. > 3 ------- Configuration --------------------------------------------------------- UPS Name : ML 47 Battery Date : 10/22/03 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Output Voltage : 208 VAC Shutdown Delay : 020 sec High Transfer : 240 VAC Return Delay : 000 sec Low Transfer : 156 VAC Low-Battery Duration : 010 min Sensitivity : Low Sleep Time : 0.0 hrs ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Auto Self-Test : Every 14 Days Batteries : 001 Audible Alarm : Power Fail Return Batt Capacity : 000 %
2- Line Transfer 3- Shutdown Parameters 4- General 5- Reset UPS to Defaults
2- External Batteries: 001 3- Accept Changes :
Low Transfer : 156 VAC Sensitivity : Low 1- High Transfer (V): 240 2- Low Transfer (V): 156 3- Output Voltage (V): 208 4- Sensitivity : Low 5- Accept Changes :
Low-Battery Duration : 010 min Sleep Time : 0.0 hrs Return Batt Capacity : 000 %
2- Return Delay (s): 000 3- Low-Battery Duration (m): 10 4- Sleep Time (h): 0.0 5- Return Batt Capacity (%): 00 6- Accept Changes : ?- Help, Shutdown Delay is how long the UPS waits before it shuts down in response to a turn-off command. Return Delay is how long the UPS waits before it turns on after a shutdown delay that was caused by a power failure. Low Battery Duration is how long the UPS can continue to run on battery power after a low-battery condition occurs. Sleep Time is how long the UPS sleeps when the UPS is put to sleep by either the 'Put UPS To Sleep' or 'Put UPS To Sleep Gracefully' commands. Return Battery Capacity defines the minimum battery capacity required before the UPS turns on after a shutdown that was caused by a power failure. ECS back and hit > 4 ------- General --------------------------------------------------------------- UPS Name : ML 47 Auto Self-Test : Every 14 Days Audible Alarm : Power Fail Simple Signal Shutdown : Disabled 1- UPS Name : ML 47 2- Self-Test Schedule : 14 Days 3- Audible Alarm : Pwr Fail 4- Simple Signal Shutdowns : Disabled 5- Accept Changes :
------- Matrix 5000 ----------------------------------------------------------- Status of UPS : On Line Last Transfer : Due to software command or UPS's test control. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Input Voltage : 209.4 VAC Operating Frequency : 60.00 Hz Output Voltage : 203.7 VAC Internal Temperature : 024.3 C Load Power : 008.3 % Watts Battery Voltage : 55.35 VDC Load Current : 01.94 Amps Bad Batteries : 000 Max Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Battery Capacity : 100.0 % Min Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Runtime Remaining : 0340 min ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Self-Test Result : Passed Calibration Result : Unknown Self-Test Date : 11/27/2004 Calibration Date : Unknown 1- Control 2- Diagnostics 3- Configuration 4- Detailed Status 5- About UPS
On Line.
------- Matrix 5000 -----------------------------------------------------------
Last Transfer : Due to software command or UPS's test control. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Input Voltage : 209.4 VAC Operating Frequency : 60.00 Hz Output Voltage : 203.7 VAC Internal Temperature : 024.3 C Load Power : 008.3 % Watts Battery Voltage : 55.35 VDC Load Current : 01.94 Amps Bad Batteries : 000 Max Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Battery Capacity : 100.0 % Min Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Runtime Remaining : 0340 min ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Self-Test Result : Passed Calibration Result : Unknown Self-Test Date : 11/27/2004 Calibration Date : Unknown 1- Control 2- Diagnostics 3- Configuration 4- Detailed Status 5- About UPS
Manufacture Date : 02/19/01 Press ------- Matrix 5000 ----------------------------------------------------------- Status of UPS : On Line Last Transfer : Due to software command or UPS's test control. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Input Voltage : 209.4 VAC Operating Frequency : 60.00 Hz Output Voltage : 203.7 VAC Internal Temperature : 024.3 C Load Power : 008.3 % Watts Battery Voltage : 55.35 VDC Load Current : 02.32 Amps Bad Batteries : 000 Max Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Battery Capacity : 100.0 % Min Line Voltage : 209.4 VAC Runtime Remaining : 0340 min ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Self-Test Result : Passed Calibration Result : Unknown Self-Test Date : 11/27/2004 Calibration Date : Unknown 1- Control 2- Diagnostics 3- Configuration 4- Detailed Status 5- About UPS
ECS back to ------- Control Console ------------------------------------------------------- 1- Device Manager 2- Network 3- System 4- Logout Now we will look at the Network Menus and Configuration > 2
2- DNS
3- Ping Utility 4- FTP Server 5- Telnet 6- Web
7- SNMP 8- Email
9- Syslog (We will go thru all of these without the requisite ECS to return to the Network Menu) > 1
Network started. Manual settings are in use. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- System IP : 128.117.2.108 MAC Address : 00 C0 B7 67 79 B6 Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway : 128.117.2.249
Domain Name : ucar.edu 1- System IP : 128.117.2.108 2- Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0 3- Default Gateway: 128.117.2.249 4- Boot Mode : Manual 5- Advanced...
The Default gateway addresses are; ML = 2.249 FL = 3.251 CG = 4.251 DNS MENU
------- DNS ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- Primary DNS Server IP : 128.117.2.249 2- Secondary DNS Server IP: 0.0.0.0 3- Accept Changes :
Ping Utility Ping Address, Reply from 128.117.2.249: time(ms)= <10 Reply from 128.117.2.249: time(ms)= <10 Reply from 128.117.2.249: time(ms)= <10 Reply from 128.117.2.249: time(ms)= <10 FTP Server > 4 ------- FTP Server ------------------------------------------------------------ The result of the last file transfer is : Result not available 1- Access : Enabled 2- Port : 21 3- Accept Changes:
2- Port : 23 3- Accept Changes:
2- Port : 80 3- Accept Changes:
2- Access Control 1 3- Access Control 2 4- Access Control 3 5- Access Control 4 6- Trap Receiver 1 7- Trap Receiver 2 8- Trap Receiver 3 9- Trap Receiver 4 10- Summary (Let’s look at the Summary; changes are easily made by accessing each of the Access Control and Trap Receiver fields.) > 10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SNMP Configuration Summary
sysLocation : ML-47 sysContact : NCAR Operations 497-1200
# Community Access NMS IP ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 ncarread Read 128.117.2.195 2 nupswrit Write 128.117.10.161 3 ncarread Read 128.117.2.195 4 nupswrit Write 128.117.10.161
# Community Generation Authentication Receiver NMS IP ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 public Enabled Enabled 128.117.2.195 2 public Enabled Enabled 0.0.0.0 3 public Enabled Enabled 0.0.0.0 4 public Enabled Enabled 0.0.0.0 Press ------- SNMP ------------------------------------------------------------------
2- Access Control 1 3- Access Control 2 4- Access Control 3 5- Access Control 4 6- Trap Receiver 1 7- Trap Receiver 2 8- Trap Receiver 3 9- Trap Receiver 4 10- Summary (Pay Attention we are now on Network Menu #8) > 8 ------- Email ----------------------------------------------------------------- SMTP Settings Summary ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SMTP Server : smtpserver.mycompany.com From Address : address@mycompany.com Email Recipient Summary # To Address SMTP Server Generation Format ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 edsnyder@ucar.edu Local Enabled Long 2 harrisd@ucar.edu Local Enabled Long 3 address@mycompany.com Local Disabled Long 4 address@mycompany.com Local Disabled Long
2- Email Recipient 1 3- Email Recipient 2 4- Email Recipient 3 5- Email Recipient 4
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Syslog : Enabled Severe : CRITICAL Info : INFO Facility : USER Warning : WARNING None : INFO # Syslog Server IP Port ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 128.117.2.200 514 2 0.0.0.0 514 3 0.0.0.0 514 4 0.0.0.0 514 1- Settings 2- Server 1 3- Server 2 4- Server 3 5- Server 4 6- Severity Mapping This is being implemented in all the UPS's at the Mesa site. The other sites will be added later. ECS back to: ------- Control Console -------------------------------------------------------
2- Network 3- System 4- Logout Time to check out the System Menu. > 3 ------- System ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1- User Manager 3- Date/Time 4- Tools
5- Modem 6- About System User manager is first. > 1 ------- User Manager ---------------------------------------------------------- 1- Administrator 2- Device Manager User 3- Auto Logout : 3 Minutes 4- Authentication Type: Basic 5- Accept Changes :
------- Change Administrator Passwords ----------------------------------------- Enter current Administrator password :
------- Change Device Manager Passwords ---------------------------------------- Enter current Administrator password :
------- System ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1- User Manager 2- Identification 3- Date/Time 4- Tools
5- Modem 6- About System The UPS Identification Menu. > 2 ------- Identification -------------------------------------------------------- 1- Name : ml-47-apc1-ups 2- Contact : NCAR Operations 497-1200 3- Location : ML-47 4- Accept Changes: next we… > 3 ------- Date/Time ------------------------------------------------------------- Date : 12/06/2004 Time : 03:41:22 NTP : Disabled 1- Manual 2- Network Time Protocol (NTP) 3- Update Time Using NTP Now
2- Reset to Defaults 3- Reset to Defaults Except TCP/IP 4- Reset Only TCP/IP to Defaults 5- XMODEM (only available serially)
------- System ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1- User Manager 2- Identification 3- Date/Time 4- Tools
5- Modem 6- About System Now list the information in the Systsm Menu. > 6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- About System Model Number : AP9617 Serial Number : JA0243028814 Manufacture Date : 10/25/2002 Hardware Revision : A10 MAC Address : 00 C0 B7 67 79 B6 Flash Type : AMD A29DL322DB Press ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Module Information Description : Smart-UPS & Matrix-UPS APP ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Name : sumx Type : StatApp Version : 111 Sector : 39 Date : 05/24/2002 Time : 13:37:45 CRC16 : 448A Press Description : Network Management Card AOS ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Name : aos Type : APC OS Version : 110 Sector : 63 Date : 05/20/2002 Time : 14:15:37 CRC16 : D63E Press ------- System ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1- User Manager 2- Identification 3- Date/Time 4- Tools
5- Modem 6- About System Now we are done in this menu let’s ECS back to the ------- Control Console ------------------------------------------------------- 1- Device Manager 2- Network 3- System 4- Logout Logout > 4
Monitoring the UPS's
minutes. When a UPS fails to respond, OpenView notifies the Network Operations Center staff, who then contact NETS personnel.
email messages to the appropriate personnel. As of December 2004, messages are sent to Ed Snyder and Pete Siemsen. The Openview messages contain information that will help with the appropriate response. Each UPS sends an SNMP trap to OpenView whenever it switches from line power to battery power or back. The UPS itself sends an email message itself when that happens and will send email when anything is changed in the configuration of the UPS. These redundant notifications ensure that someone is informed whenever the UPS's change state.
from 128.117.10.133. Passed internal self-test. Configuration change. Data log interval. Battery calibration passed. Syslog will be enabled on all UPSes when the syslog servers have been configured. At this time Syslog in only available at the NCAR Mesa site. Additional monitoring can be done real-time by logging on to the Network Management Card. This gives real-time status of the UPS and provides a log of past events, data and status. There is a read only option and one that provides the UPS Administrator the opportunity to configure the UPS from the desktop. This can only be done once the UPS has had its TCP/IP setting done with the command line interface. This is especially useful when there has been an outage that affects several of the UPS's. To log on to the UPS open a browser window and enter the IP address of the UPS. You will be prompted for it's user name and password. The Administrator password in in the usual place. For read-only the username is read and the location of the UPS. In the case of the test unit in ML-41 the username would be readml-41. The password is readonly. The read only option will work on any unit with a 9617 SNMP card but not on the 9606 cards. The list in appendix A shows which card is in the UPS's. This will open a window that has all of the necessary information available from UPS Status to the event logs. STATUS and EVENT LOGS Any event that causes an SNMP trap or a Management Card abnormal internal system event will be entered into the Event Log. The log is accessed after logging into the Network Management Card and selecting the Event Button on the left side of the page. Events are tagged with the Date and Time with a description of the event. All events will be listed from the time the log was last cleared, in reverse order. The Delete Log button will clear all events from the log. Deleted events cannot be retreived. Here are some samples from the Event Log on ML-41.
The Data Log stores information about the UPS including power input, ambient temperature and load. The UPS has been set to sample and record this data every 10 minutes. Here are some samples from the Data Log on ML-41. Matrix 5000 Date Time Vmin Vmax Vout Iout %Wout Freq %Cap Vbat TupsF 01/03/2005 14:48:40 237.4 239.3 215.1 2.71 10.3 60.00 100.0 55.35 72.5 01/03/2005 14:38:40 237.4 239.3 215.1 2.71 11.6 60.00 100.0 55.35 72.5 01/03/2005 14:28:40 237.4 239.3 215.1 2.71 10.3 60.00 100.0 55.35 72.5 Vmin minimum input voltage feeding UPS
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