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5 Processing for the automatic shutdown of the connected devices
References
Explanation of the software functions
Function name
1.
Auto shutdown
2
UPS monitoring
(operating condition)
3.
UPS monitoring (data) Data such as input and output voltage values, connected capacity,
4.
Pop-up notification
5
Shutdown when OS is
inactive
6.
Schedule action
7.
UPS setting change
8.
External command
execution
9.
Event log save
10. Datalog save
11. Linked shutdown
12. Outlet control
13. Redundant power
supply support
14. Remote UPS
management
15. Mail send
16. SNMP management
17. Telnet connection
18. SYSLOG support
BL50T/BL75T/BL100T
5-1 Overview of the automatic shutdown software functions
When an AC line failure occurs, the computer can be shutdown
automatically.
The operating condition of the UPS (in commercial operation/in
backup operation) can be monitored.
and battery level can be monitored.
When an abnormality such as a power outage occurs, a pop-up
window appears, providing notification of the details of the
abnormality (depending on the OS).
The computer can be shutdown in the hibernate state. The operating
status is retained at shutdown in inactive state, so operation details
are not lost.
A schedule can be set to stop/start the UPS.
The UPS settings (such as turning the buzzer ON/OFF) can be
changed (settable items differ depending on the UPS).
By executing a command at shutdown, an application program can
be started.
Information about events that occurred in the UPS (such as an AC
line failure, setting change, and failure occurrence) is saved into a
log.
Data of input/output voltage value, connection capacity, etc. are
periodically saved as a log (the save frequency can be set).
When an AC line failure occurs, multiple computes connected to the
UPS can be linked together to automatically shut down.
Outlets in the UPS can be turned OFF/ON on an individual outlet
basis.
Two or more UPS units can be connected to a computer provided
with redundant power supply. When an AC line failure occurs in only
one of the two UPS units, shutdown operation is not performed. Only
when an AC line failure occurs in both UPS units, shutdown
operation is performed. Therefore, the system availability can be
improved.
The UPS can be managed remotely from a computer on the
network.
When a problem such as a power outage occurs, a notification email
describing the problem can be sent to the system administrator.
UPS management information can be sent to SNMP Manager.
Settings such as shutdown parameters can be made via the Telnet
connection.
UPS management information can be recorded in SYSLOG form.
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