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Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts
Using Your Appliance 91
account to the Authorized Accounts selection list. To remove a previously authorized account,
select the user account name from the Authorized Accounts selection list, and then click <- (left
arrow) to move the selected account to the Available Users selection list.
7. Specify an Automation Schedule. If you want to automatically trigger the output action assigned to
this relay on a user-specified schedule, select the Automation Schedule tab. Then, select blocks of
time from the schedule interface and select the button that corresponds to the output action
(“Schedule Switch On,” “Schedule Switch Off,” or “Schedule Button Press”) that will be triggered
during the selected periods of time.
8. Click OK to save your settings.
Relay Threshold Settings
To configure a threshold, select the relay for which you will create a threshold from the Sensors selection
list. Any previously configured thresholds for the selected relay appear in the Thresholds selection list.
Sensor thresholds are explained in detail in “Advanced View: Defining Thresholds” on page 141.
To enable or modify a predefined sensor threshold:
1. Select a relay from the Sensor selection list.
2. A list of currently defined thresholds for the selected relay appears in the Thresholds selection list.
Select the threshold you wish to enable or modify from the Thresholds selection list.
3. Click Edit....
4. The Edit Threshold window appears.
To enable the threshold, check the Enabled check box.
To change threshold settings, use the controls in the Edit Threshold window to set new values as
desired.
Click OK to save your new threshold settings. Click Cancel to close the Edit Threshold window without
saving any changes.
Testing Device Power-On Behavior
Before connecting a device to a Power Control Pod, be sure to first test the device to ensure that when
power is restored to the device it powers up without requiring user interaction (such a pressing a power
button, for example).
To test the device’s power-on behavior, simply plug it directly into a standard power outlet. If the device
power on fully without requiring additional interaction it can be used properly with the Power Control
Pod. However, if you determine that the restoring power to the device does not enable the device to return
to a fully operational state then you may need to update or modify the device (such as changing power
control options in the BIOS of a server or workstation, for example) to ensure that the device will work
properly when used with your Power Control Pod.
Note
The controls that are available in the Edit Threshold window are determined by
the type of threshold that you are creating or editing. For detailed instructions on
how to create or edit thresholds, see “Advanced View: Defining Thresholds” on
page 141.
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