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23UPS Network Management Card 2 User’s Guide

For outlet groups, this screen works in conjunction with “Outlet Groups on Configuration menu”.

Controlled Early Shutdown and End of Shutdown. These options are NOT available with all UPS

devices. The Controlled Early Shutdown options enable you to shut down a UPS device on battery when ANY

of the conditions that you specify are met:

• When the time on battery exceeds a set number of minutes.

• When the runtime remaining of the UPS is less than a set number of minutes. (Runtime is how long the

UPS can use battery power to support its present load).

• When the battery charge is less than a set percentage of its total capacity.

• When the load on the UPS output is less than a set percentage.

With Stay off after power returns, y

ou can also decide whether the UPS turns back on, or not, after AC

utility power is restored.

Field Description

Low Battery

Duration

When the UPS goes on battery, it waits this time before turning off. See “Shutdown delays and

forcing negotiations”.

Maximum

Required Delay

In a shutdown, the UPS waits this time before shutting down. See “Shutdown delays and

forcing negotiations”.

Basic Signaling

Shutdown

Basic signaling provides system shutdown with protection and notification, but does not

provide the continuous advanced monitoring features available with advanced or smart

signaling.

Enable it if your UPS has a basic-signaling cable, does not support advanced signaling, or is

configured to communicate in basic signaling.

Basic Low Battery

Duration

Defines the amount of available battery runtime at which the UPS signals a low-battery

condition.

Sleep Time

Defines how long the UPS keeps its output power turned off when you use the sleep fields of

the “UPS on Control menu”.

Synchronized Control fields

(see “Synchronized Control of your UPS devices”)

Shutdown Delay

Defines how long the UPS waits before it shuts down in response to a sync control turn-off

command.

Return Delay

Defines how long the UPS waits before it turns on after a shutdown initiated by a

synchronized control command.

If the battery is depleted below the capacity to provide the runtime configured as “Min Return

Runtime”, the UPS first waits until the battery is recharged to provide that runtime.

PowerChute Network Shutdown

Maximum

Required Delay

Calculates the delay needed to ensure that each PowerChute client has enough time to shut

down with protection. It is the longest shutdown delay needed by any server listed as one of

the “PowerChute Network Shutdown clients”. See “Shutdown delays and forcing

negotiations”.

On-Battery

Shutdown Behavior

After the PowerChute clients shut down their computer systems, this parameter determines

whether the UPS turns on automatically or manually when input power is restored.

Authentication

Phrase

Sets the case-sensitive phrase of 15 to 32 ASCII characters to be used during MD5

(decryption) authentication for PowerChute communication. The default setting is “admin

user phrase” for Administrator.

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