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Ma-W at 11:44, 15 March 2019

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migrate>Mi-S at 11:31, 8 March 2018

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	:This option enables you to sustain the system as long as the battery holds (the system will shut down when the battery charge drops to 5% or when there are 3 minutes left to total battery discharge).<br/>		:This option enables you to sustain the system as long as the battery holds (the system will shut down when the battery charge drops to 5% or when there are 3 minutes left to total battery discharge).<br/>
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	:'''APC''' - This option works for all Smart UPS models and dumb UPSes with ~~cablesthat~~ support low battery detection (only testing can determine ~~thispoint~~).<br/>		:'''APC''' - This option works for all Smart UPS models and dumb UPSes with cables that support low battery detection (only testing can determine this point).<br/>
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	;'''Turn off UPS after system shutdown'''<br/>		;'''Turn off UPS after system shutdown'''<br/>

migrate>Lu-K at 10:53, 1 March 2018

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	:This option enables you to sustain the system as long as the battery holds (the system will shut down when the battery charge drops to 5% or when there are 3 minutes left to total battery discharge).<br/>		:This option enables you to sustain the system as long as the battery holds (the system will shut down when the battery charge drops to 5% or when there are 3 minutes left to total battery discharge).<br/>
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	:'''APC''' - This option works for all Smart UPS models and dumb UPSes with cablesthat support low battery detection (only testing can determine thispoint). "<br/>		:'''APC''' - This option works for all Smart UPS models and dumb UPSes with cablesthat support low battery detection (only testing can determine thispoint).<br/>
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	;'''Turn off UPS after system shutdown'''<br/>		;'''Turn off UPS after system shutdown'''<br/>

migrate>Lu-K at 10:52, 1 March 2018

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	'''Possible status symbols'''		'''Possible status symbols'''

	{\| style="width: 500px" class="cke_show_border" ~~cellpadding~~="1" ~~cellspacing~~="1" border="0"		{\| style="width: 500px" class="cke_show_border" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="0"
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	\| style="text-align: center" \| '''OL'''<br/>		\| style="text-align: center" \| '''OL'''<br/>
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	:The timeout defines the time between a power failure and the moment the system shuts down.<br/>		:The timeout defines the time between a power failure and the moment the system shuts down.<br/>
	;'''Timeout - Battery Limit'''<br/>		;'''Timeout - Battery Limit'''<br/>
	:This option enables you to sustain the system as long as the battery holds (the system will shut down when the battery charge drops to 5% or when there are 3 minutes left to total battery discharge).		:This option enables you to sustain the system as long as the battery holds (the system will shut down when the battery charge drops to 5% or when there are 3 minutes left to total battery discharge).<br/>
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			:'''APC''' - This option works for all Smart UPS models and dumb UPSes with cablesthat support low battery detection (only testing can determine thispoint). "<br/>
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	;'''Turn off UPS after system shutdown'''<br/>		;'''Turn off UPS after system shutdown'''<br/>
	:This will turn off the UPS device after the time period set in the '''Shutdown grace delay (SLEEP)''' parameter in the UPS EEPROM expires.		:This will turn off the UPS device after the time period set in the '''Shutdown grace delay (SLEEP)''' parameter in the UPS EEPROM expires.
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migrate>Pi-L at 07:30, 30 July 2014

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	::This option determines that the server reacts to a power down-signal from the UPS server.		::This option determines that the server reacts to a power down-signal from the UPS server.

	:When using an '''APC'''-originated device with the '''Server UPS''' mode ~~enabled the following fields are available:~~		:When using an '''APC'''-originated device with the '''Server UPS''' mode server net port is fixed and set to 3551.<br/>

	~~::;Server Net~~ port
	~~:::TCP port on which the UPS server~~ is ~~connecting~~ to ~~the UPS client~~.

	:When using an '''APC'''-originated device with the '''Client UPS''' mode enabled the following fields are available:		:When using an '''APC'''-originated device with the '''Client UPS''' mode enabled the following fields are available:

	::;Server Net port		::;Server Net port<br/>
	:::TCP port on which the  UPS client is connecting to the UPS server.		:::TCP port on which the  UPS client is connecting to the UPS server.<br/>
	::;Server IP<br/>		::;Server IP<br/>
	:::IP address of the master APC UPS.		:::IP address of the master APC UPS.

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Created page with "Displays current status of Uninterruptible Power Supply unit and battery. '''Possible status symbols''' {| style="width: 500px" class="cke_show_border" cellpadding="1" cel..."

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Displays current status of Uninterruptible Power Supply unit and battery.

'''Possible status symbols'''

{| style="width: 500px" class="cke_show_border" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" border="0"
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| style="text-align: center" | '''OL''' 
| On line (no power failure) 
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| style="text-align: center" | '''OB''' 
| On battery 
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| style="text-align: center" | '''LB''' 
| Low battery 
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| style="text-align: center" | '''SB''' 
| Shutdown load 
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| style="text-align: center" | '''CP''' 
| Cable power
|}

 '''Configuration'''

Connection to UPS can be configured in Console by pressing CTRL+ALT+W and choosing option 4. UPS Configuration. Enter settings according to your hardware specification:

Select the UPS vendor for your UPS device. Vendors '''APC''' and '''MGE''' are available.

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;'''UPS mode''' 

:;Single 
::This option determines that the server is the only system attached to this UPS and that there is no action necessary to do a remote shutdown for other systems in the network.
:;Server 
::This option determines that the server is connected to the UPS and sends a signal through the network to shut down other systems in the network.
:;Client 
::This option determines that the server reacts to a power down-signal from the UPS server.

:When using an '''APC'''-originated device with the '''Server UPS''' mode enabled the following fields are available:

::;Server Net port
:::TCP port on which the UPS server is connecting to the UPS client.

:When using an '''APC'''-originated device with the '''Client UPS''' mode enabled the following fields are available:

::;Server Net port
:::TCP port on which the  UPS client is connecting to the UPS server.
::;Server IP 
:::IP address of the master APC UPS.

:When using an '''MGE'''-originated device with the '''Master UPS''' mode enabled the following fields are available:

::;User name
:::User name allowed to connect from the slave UPS.
::;Password
:::Password for the user name above. 
::;Slave IP
:::IP address of the slave MGE UPS. It is possible to specify multiple addresses separated by semicolon. 

:When using an '''MGE'''-originated device with the '''Slave UPS''' mode the following fields are available:

::;User name
:::User name which will connect to the master UPS. It needs to be the same as the one on the master UPS.
::;Password
:::Password for the user name above.
::;Master IP
:::IP address of the master MGE UPS.

;'''UPS model''' 
:The model of your UPS device.
;'''Port''' 
:Port to which the UPS is connected. 
;'''Cable type''' 
:Cable type for your APC UPS.
;'''Timeout''' 
:The timeout defines the time between a power failure and the moment the system shuts down. 
;'''Timeout - Battery Limit''' 
:This option enables you to sustain the system as long as the battery holds (the system will shut down when the battery charge drops to 5% or when there are 3 minutes left to total battery discharge).
;'''Turn off UPS after system shutdown''' 
:This will turn off the UPS device after the time period set in the '''Shutdown grace delay (SLEEP)''' parameter in the UPS EEPROM expires.
<div class="noteheader">Note</div><div class="note">When using slave and master UPS modes, all UPS devices need to come from the same vendor. </div>
 '''SNMP UPS'''

To communicate with UPS via SNMP choose MGE as UPS vendor and following settings:

[[File:Snmp ups.jpg|none|SNMP]]

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