Tripp Lite UPS SNMPWEBCARD - Manuals

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide Package Contents The following items should be included in your package. If any items are missing, contact your dealer immediately: • SNMPWEBCARD • Installation and Quick Start Guide • Configuration Cable • CD-ROM Including - MIBs - Owner’s Manual 3

Chapter 2 Configuration Your SNMPWEBCARD can be configured for use with many different LAN setups and for many different applications. This chapter explains the procedures and settings used in SNMPWEBCARD configuration. Selecting an IP Address You must choose an IP address for your SNMPWEBCARD befor...

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide Chapter 3 SNMP Your SNMPWEBCARD allows a UPS to be managed by SNMP tools, using the UPS SNMP Agent and the UPS SNMP MIB. The UPS SNMP Agent is in the SNMPWEBCARD SNMP firmware. It responds to standard SNMP commands ( get , get next and set ) and will generate SNMP traps (me...

Chapter 4 Browser Interface You may monitor and control a UPS system with an SNMPWEBCARD using an Internet browser. The card generates navigable HTML pages. These HTML pages are updated to match UPS status every 30 seconds; the browser will refresh the displayed information automatically. To update ...

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide Figure 4-1: Status Screen Menu Bar The buttons on the Menu Bar are headings. Clicking on a heading will take you the main page for that menu. If there are sub-menu options, buttons will appear in a frame on the left-hand side of the screen below the menu bar. Clicking on a ...

Troubleshooting Alarm Status The Alarm Status frame monitors connected devices for normal or alarm conditions. This frame will appear at the bottom of every screen, providing a convenient means of notification when alarm conditions occur. (See Figure 4-2.). Figure 4-2: Alarm Status Frame Status —Ind...

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide Loads The Loads Screen provides a graphical interface to turn on and off any controllable load segment or outlet on a UPS system that supports load management. For each controllable load segment, a representative on/off control will be displayed in the load table. If the UP...

Troubleshooting Settings Menus Device This menu allows device settings to be customized for simplified remote management of the device via a web browser or a remote PowerAlert Console application. (See Figure 4-5.) Location —Provides an alphanumeric field to identify the specific location of the pow...

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide Events The Events settings page allows you customize PowerAlert’s response to power events or abnormal conditions on the device. A sample list of events is shown below. Note: Available events vary by device. To select an event, click on it. The available actions for that ev...

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide Figure 4-8: Configuring SNMP Trap Destinations Network The Settings-Network Menu defines how the SNMPWEBCARD will operate on a network. Please contact you network administrator if there are any questions regarding these settings. (See Figure 4-9.) Figure 4-9: Network Settin...

Troubleshooting TCP/IP Menu Mac Address— Unique physical address of the SNMPWEBCARD. Boot Mode— Defines how the card will obtain an IP address to run on the network. There are two options: Static: The card must be assigned an address manually. DHCP: The card will request an address from a DHCP serve...

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide System Date/Time— The SNMPWEBCARD has a real-time clock with an onboard battery for backup when the card has been powered down. To set the date/time, enter the correct information and click the Save Change button to write the changes to the card. (See Figure 4-10.) Figure 4...

Troubleshooting Event Logs All events are logged to PowerAlert's log database. These event logs may be reviewed by date or by event/category. (See Figure 4-12.) Figure 4-12: Event Logs 17

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide Chapter 5 Troubleshooting This chapter covers some common problems you may encounter during the configuration and normal operation of the SNMPWEBCARD. Whenever a problem is encountered: • Make sure that the SNMPWEBCARD is turned on. • Check all connections and make sure the...

Appendix A Specifications SNMPWEBCARD CPU Intel 80186-25 Memory ROM/RAM: 512Kbytes NVRAM: 2Kbytes Power Consumption: < 4 Watts Power Input: 12 VDC regulated Size: 130mm (L) x 60mm (W) Ethernet Connector: 10 BaseT RJ-45 phone jack LEDs: 2 DIP Switches: 2 Temperature/Humidity Connection PS/2 connec...

SNMP Adapter User’s Guide PS/2 Connector PS/2 Connector Pins Pin Name Description 1 GND Ground 2 +9V or +12V Power 3 Not used 4 Not used 5 Tx Serial transmit 6 Rx Serial receive Serial Port – Adapter Card Figure 2:- Pin Assignments PIN Name Description 1 GND +12V GND 2 +12V +12V Power 3 RXDUPS Conne...