LEGRAND Server Technology PRO1 User Manual page 80

To configure outlet options:
1. Set the Sequence Delay (in seconds) to determine the delay between turning on the outlets. Range is 0-15
seconds.
2. Set the Reboot Delay (in seconds) to set an extra on delay when rebooting an outlet.
3. Check to enable the State Change Logging feature. This option shows outlet state change as a reported
event in all system/debug logs.
4. In the Outlet Name field, provide a descriptive text name, from 0-32 characters. The ID is a system-
assigned internal name and cannot be changed
5. View the reported type of socket displayed for the outlet.
6. In the Extra On Delay field, for a specific outlet, set the value (in seconds) for an extra delay when turning
on the outlet. Range is 0-900 seconds.
7. From the drop-down menu, select the On, Off, Last option for the wakeup state of the outlet. Wakeup
state sets the default outlet control state after system power up. The option Last is the last known power
state of the outlet.
8. For the Locked/No Control checkbox, check (to lock the outlet) or uncheck (to unlock the outlet). The
Locked feature determines if control actions (on, off, reboot) are enabled/disabled for the outlet after the
wakeup state is applied. When an outlet is configured in the locked state, the outlet locks at its current
control state (on or off), and the outlet control state changes to Locked On or Locked Off.
Notes:
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The locked outlet will not be affected by group actions.
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SNMP and CLI control actions will be ignored for a locked outlet.
9. For each outlet listed, check (or uncheck) SNMP Trap Notifications and/or Email Notifications to enable
(or disable) notifications for outlet events.
10. Click Apply.
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