IBM Network Management Card User Manual page 42

v Shutdown after: The operating time, in minutes, that users have after a switch
v Shutdown duration: The time (in seconds) that is required for a complete
Load segments shutdown
Note: Some uninterruptible power supplies do not support the load segments
To manage receptacle load shedding in the event of electric power failure, set the
following parameters in the load segment rows on the Shutdown Parameters page:
v Switch Off after: The amount of time (in seconds) during which the load
v Switch Off if Capacity under: The minimum remaining battery capacity level (in
v Shutdown duration: The time (in seconds) that is required for a complete
v Switch On after: The period between the main output startup and the startup of
Note: For security, you must click Save and enter the administrator login and
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to backup before starting the shutdown sequence. Valid values are 0 to 99999.
There is no default value.
shutdown of the systems when a switch to backup time is long enough to trigger
a shutdown sequence. It is calculated automatically at the maximum of Shutdown
duration of subscribed clients, but it can be modified with the Advanced
parameters. The default is 120.
control feature.
segment is supplied from the moment of utility power failure. Valid values are 0
to 99999. The default is 65535. This value includes the load segment shutdown
duration.
percent) that triggers a load segment shutdown sequence. The default is 0.
shutdown of the systems that are supplied by the load segment when a load
segment shutdown sequence starts.
the relevant programmable load segment; therefore, load segment startup can be
delayed in relation to the main output. Valid values are 0 to 99999. The default
for Load segment 1 is 0 and the default for Load segment 2 is 1. Some
uninterruptible power supplies do not support this parameter.
password to save modifications or run commands. The default login is
USERID (all uppercase), and the password is passw0rd (all lowercase with a
zero, not the letter O).