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iBoot-PDU_v170515e

iBoot-PDU User Manual

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Download Configurations

8.4.1.

It is possible to download one section of the configuration. To do so, click on the selector and choose the
desired selection. It is also possible to download the all section as a single file, or all sections except the
network settings. This last allows import of the   configuration to another iBoot-PDU that is already established
on the network.

Once the selection is made, click on SAVE AS FILE to select the target location and begin the download.

Upload configurations

8.4.2.

To install a configuration file (.dpc) into an iBoot-PDU drag and drop the file into the Load Configuration File
area. Click on the area to manually select the file to be installed.

Once the file is selected and scanned, a list of available sections is presented as checkboxes. Deselect any
checkboxes that are not to be uploaded.

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Summary of Contents for iBoot-PDU4-C10

Page 1: ...iBoot PDU4 N15 1530043 iBoot PDU4 N20 1530045 iBoot PDU4 C10 1530047 iBoot PDU4 C20 1530081 iBoot PDU8 N15 1530083 iBoot PDU8 2N15 1530085 iBoot PDU8 N20 1530087 iBoot PDU8 2N20 1530089 iBoot PDU8 C10 1530091 iBoot PDU8 2C10 1530093 iBoot PDU8 C20 1530095 iBoot PDU8 2C20 iBoot PDU_v170515e Initial Release ...

Page 2: ...Device Setup 28 7 1 Information 28 7 2 Email 29 7 3 Outlets 29 7 4 Remotes 30 7 5 IP Address 31 7 6 Web 32 7 7 Console 32 7 8 Time Zone 33 7 9 Device Log 33 8 Management 34 8 1 Users 34 8 2 Cloud Service 35 8 3 NMS 37 8 4 Configuration 38 8 5 Update 40 9 Command Line Interface 41 9 1 Telnet Setup 41 9 2 CLI Commands Syntax 41 9 3 CLI Command Listing 42 10 USB Interfaces 66 10 1 Temperature Monitor...

Page 3: ...urpose of the grounding type plug Do not use a 3 to 2 prong adapter at the receptacle use of this type adapter may result in risk of electrical shock and or damage to this product 9 Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord Do not locate this product where the cord will be abused by persons walking on it 10 Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in the risk of fi...

Page 4: ...ets and groups Telnet Serial CLI control Telnet and serial access use the same Command Line Interface CLI structure and syntax to completely configure the iBoot PDU or multiple iBoot PDUs in a cluster configuration Multiple users with assigned rights and simultaneous control Multiple users can be assigned administrator or user only rights plus access to specific outlets and groups Users only see t...

Page 5: ...0043 iBoot PDU4 N20 4 Outlets 1 x NEMA 5 20P 2 Meter Linecord 4 x NEMA 5 15R 1530045 iBoot PDU4 C10 4 Outlets 1 x IEC320 C14 Detached Linecord IEC C13 to CEE7 2 Meters 4 x IEC C13 1530047 iBoot PDU4 C20 4 Outlets 1 x IEC320 C20 Detached Linecord IEC C19 to CEE7 2 Meters 4 x IEC C13 1530081 iBoot PDU8 N15 8 Outlets 1 x NEMA 5 15P 2 Meter Linecord 8 x NEMA 5 15R 1530083 iBoot PDU8 2N15 8 Outlets 2 x...

Page 6: ...iBoot PDU_v170515e iBoot PDU User Manual Page 6 3 Quick Start 3 1 Front Panel 8 Outlet Models 3 1 1 4 Outlet Models 3 1 2 3 2 Rear Panel NEMA Versions 8 Outlet Models 3 2 1 4 Outlet Models 3 2 2 ...

Page 7: ...IP Address The iBoot PDU is factory default to obtain an IP address from a DHCP server if one is found at startup If a DHCP server is not found the unit will default to IP address 192 168 1 254 There are several ways to set the IP Address Device Management Utility 3 5 1 Obtain the Device Management Utility DMU from Dataprobe s website at dataprobe com support documents iboot pdu Open the DMU on a ...

Page 8: ...ess from a DHCP Server as soon as it finds one Telnet 3 5 3 See Section 9 for telnet commands to set the IP address and related settings 3 6 Web Browser Control The iBoot PDU web interface provides the easiest means of operating the outlets and monitoring the current status of the units One or more outlets can be simultaneously controlled with a few mouse clicks To Control any of the outlets From ...

Page 9: ... is 192 168 0 254 or as set by a DHCP Server on initial power up 4 3 Power Source The iBoot PDU4 N15 and iBoot PDU8 N15 provide a linecord for connection to a 15 Amp 115VAC service The total maximum current load for all outlets on the these models cannot exceed 12 Amps The iBoot PDU8 2N15 provides two linecords for connection to 15 Amp 115VAC services The total maximum current load for outlets on ...

Page 10: ... total maximum current load for outlets on any linecord cannot exceed 12 Amps at 115VAC or 10 Amps when used at 240VAC Each linecord distributes power to four outlets The iBoot PDU4 C20 and iBoot PDU8 C20 is for international applications and can be used on 100V to 240VAC The iBB C20 provides an IEC 320 style universal inlet for connecting a detachable power cord A standard IEC to CEE7 European co...

Page 11: ...w 5 1 2 The Global view provides a concise view of the outlets and groups This is especially useful when remote PDUs are being managed See Section 5 3 History 5 1 3 The History Log details the history of the activities of the PDU Logs can be sorted downloaded and deleted See Section 0 Groups 5 1 4 The Group page allows the setup and control of groups of outlets either on one or across multiple PDU...

Page 12: ...dates are also managed in this section See Section 8 Information Panel 5 1 9 Below the menu is information on the Model Version and Status of the Serial and Telnet access methods enabled or disabled 5 2 Dashboard The Dashboard view is the principal means of providing status and control of the iBoot PDU The dashboard is comprised of a series of cards that detail specific aspects of the iBoot PDU co...

Page 13: ...Section 10 1 Selecting and Controlling Outlets 5 2 2 Click on any outlet to select it The outlet is highlighted when selected More than one outlet can be selected before power operations are commanded Make sure only the desired outlets are selected prior to making any power control operation Outlets can also be selected by using the ALL NONE icon located in the upper left hand corner of the Device...

Page 14: ...from the Menu Group Card 5 2 4 The Group card represents a pre established group of outlets on this device any configured remote device s or a combination of both local and remote devices The group status is displayed by an outlet icon In addition to the standard statuses as per any outlet the group status can also be Mixed with an icon of both gray and green indicating that the outlets within the...

Page 15: ...current status Stopped or Running To control a Sequence click on the card to expand it and display the RUN or STOP button as appropriate See Section 5 6 for more about Sequences Trigger Card 5 2 6 Triggers define the automation settings of the iBoot PDU Each trigger represents an aspect of the iBoot PDU that is continuously monitored and the condition that sets off one or more actions when that co...

Page 16: ...ws immediate control of any outlet or group in the configuration See section 0 for Group setup Outlet Control 5 3 1 To operate one or more outlets click on the outlet to select When one or more outlets are selected the power control buttons will be displayed Click on the desired power control button Group Control 5 3 2 As with outlets click on any group to select it and display the power control b...

Page 17: ...e last 100 events The history log can be filtered using the drop down selectors for User Source Event and Name The complete history can be downloaded in csv format for additional analysis and storage It is advised to download and clear the history periodically to maintain a complete record ...

Page 18: ...ned they can also be added to the group Click Save when done Once the group is formed It can be controlled from this screen from the dashboard or used in any automation action The status of the group ON OFF or MIXED is displayed by an icon at the top The status of each individual outlet in the group is displayed by expanding the device area Groups and User Rights 5 5 2 Groups can only be built fro...

Page 19: ...s disabled for editing or to prevent execution Stopped The sequence is enabled but execution has been halted A Run button will be presented to initiate the sequence Running The sequence is currently running A Stop button will be presented to halt the sequence Enable Checkbox determines if the sequence is available to be executed Show on Dashboard determines if the sequence card will be displayed o...

Page 20: ...tination email address Enter the subject of the email Enter the body of the email Click on the Edit button to open an edit window Email requires setup prior to use See Section 0 Group Control a group Select the group name Select the action On Off Cycle Steps can be reordered with drag and drop actions to build the sequence as desired The sequence is not ready to be initiated until it is Enabled wi...

Page 21: ...ditions that prompt action Sequences control what actions take place when triggers are activated When programming triggers it is suggested to first define the sequences then the triggers See Section 5 6 on building sequences 6 2 Analog Triggers Analog triggers monitor voltage current and temperature To program a trigger 6 2 1 1 Select Automation Analog from the main menu 2 Click on Add Analogs at ...

Page 22: ... functioning Disable and re Enable the trigger to reset the counter and begin anew Count When the Repeat is set to Counter set the number of times to repeat the trigger Remaining When the Counter is used This field displays the number of counts remaining It is for informational purposes only and cannot be set Outlet Action Set the outlet that this trigger will act upon This setting allows quick de...

Page 23: ...ion is actuated The two addresses can be AND or OR linked so that both AND or either OR need to fail in order to take the selected action Examples Use Auto Ping as service monitor iBoot PDU is installed with the device to be rebooted but pings a remote host to test the communication channel Ideal for DSL Cable Modem Verification Use AutoPing as server monitor iBoot PDU is installed with the device...

Page 24: ...ge AutoPing Settings 6 3 2 Name Enter a Name for the trigger Up to 20 Alphanumeric characters no spaces Enable Check Enable to make the AutoPing active The AutoPing must be disabled to make any edits Show on Dashboard Determines if the trigger card will display on the dashboard If unchecked it will continue to function without status display on the dashboard if enabled ...

Page 25: ...are required select Use Advanced Settings button Action Set the action on the single outlet or all outlets ON Turn the outlet On make no change when Clear OFF Turn the outlet Off make no change when Clear ON Follow Turn the outlet On when Fail and Off when Clear Off Follow Turn the outlet Off when Fail and On when Clear Cycle Cycle the outlet for the programmed length of time Cycle can be in eithe...

Page 26: ...tics for the selected AutoPing 6 4 Scheduling Triggers Time of day events can be used to trigger actions Set the starting time and date and if the event is repeating To program an Schedule 6 4 1 3 Select Automation Schedule from the main menu 4 Click on Add Schedule at the top of the page ...

Page 27: ...trigger is to act on All outlets is also an option To run pre programmed sequences click on Use Advanced Action Set the action on the single outlet or all outlets ON Turn the outlet On OFF Turn the outlet Off Cycle Cycle the outlet for the programmed length of time Cycle can be in either direction On OFF ON or Off On Off depending on the current state of the outlet For a more determinate cycle use...

Page 28: ...nimizes inrush current issues Temp Units Celsius or Farenheit Country Code Select Country Code from the dropdown list Allow Simple Passwords Simple Passwords default are any characters 20 maximum If unchecked passwords must be a minimum of 8 characters up to 20 characters and contain at least one each of Upper Case Character Lower Case Character Number Special Character See section n 9 2 for a lis...

Page 29: ...e of the email server Email Port Set the port for the email server Email User Set the email username to log onto the SMTP Server Email Password Set the password to log onto the SMTP Server Email Address Set the From and Return to address Email Retries Set the number of retries for email sending Save Click Save to store all the settings 7 3 Outlets Set the parameters for each outlet and control the...

Page 30: ...et 20 alphanumeric characters no spaces Cycle Set the Cycle time in seconds This is the length of time the outlet will be off during reboot or on when pulsing the power on Initial Status Sets the state of the outlet when the iBoot PDU is powered on Options are On Off or Last Last is the last state of the unit before the iBoot PDU was powered down Save Click Save to store the settings 7 4 Remotes T...

Page 31: ... 4 3 The iBoot PDU will connect with the remote unit and present Up Down or Pending status in the upper right corner of the remote unit s card This same status appears on the device card on the dashboard if the Show on Dashboard selector is checked 7 5 IP Address The IP Address card shows the current IP Address setup and allows changing of theses parameters The iBoot PDU allows for these setting t...

Page 32: ... notifications then reboot 7 6 Web Sets the features regarding the internal web server of the iBoot PDU Web Server Settings 7 6 1 Web Enabled Enables True or disables False the web server Web Port Sets the IP Port the web server will use SSL Enabled Enables True or disables False Secure Sockets Layer When true web clients must use https to connect to the iBoot PDU SSL Port Sets the IP Port the web...

Page 33: ...H Port Sets the IP port used for SSH connections 7 8 Time Zone Time is automatically set from time nst gov and cannot be manually set Manual time entry will be available in a future release Please check for firmware updates and release notice Timezone can be set in this release Date Enter the Date in MM DD YYYY format Time Enter the Time in HH MM format using 24 hour time Timezone Use the dropdown...

Page 34: ...e top of the page Name Enter a unique name for the user 1 to 30 Alphanumeric characters no spaces Password Enter a password for the user Allowable passwords are determined by the Simple Password Enable Disable feature See Section 7 1 1 Email Enter a valid email address Used for password recovery Password Expires Enter a number of days after which the password must be changed Enter 0 to have the pa...

Page 35: ... to cancel any unsaved changes Administrator user 8 1 3 The user named admin cannot be deleted from the system The user named admin can also not be unassigned administrator rights By default user admin automatically obtains rights to any outlets groups and sequences programmed into the system Rights to these elements can be unassigned to the user named administrator 8 2 Cloud Service This feature ...

Page 36: ...ot PDU for Cloud Services 3 Visit the iBoot Cloud Service to Control Power Establish a iBoot Cloud Services Account 8 2 2 1 Go to cloud iboot co 2 Click on Register 3 Complete the Registration Information 4 Click on the link provided in the confirming email Enable iBoot PDU for Cloud Services 8 2 3 Once the Cloud Service account is set up complete this form to link the iBoot PDU to the account Ena...

Page 37: ...Enter a name for the SNMP manager Manager IP Address Enter the IP Address or DNS name of the manager Readcommunity Set if the ReadString is Public or Private Writecommunity Set if the WriteString is Public or Private Select the SNMP Enable checkbox and then use the Save Button to store the settings The iBoot PDU supports SNMP V3 Download the mib at http dataprobe com support documents iboot pdu Rs...

Page 38: ...et the port for the Syslog manager default 514 Enable Select Enable or Disable for the Syslog reporting Click Save to store the settings 8 4 Configuration The configuration manager allows device settings to be downloaded and uploaded All or part of the configuration can be exported or imported creating a powerful way to clone all or part of a fully configured iBoot PDU to many additional units eas...

Page 39: ...of the configuration to another iBoot PDU that is already established on the network Once the selection is made click on SAVE AS FILE to select the target location and begin the download Upload configurations 8 4 2 To install a configuration file dpc into an iBoot PDU drag and drop the file into the Load Configuration File area Click on the area to manually select the file to be installed Once the...

Page 40: ... updated and custom firmware can be installed Upon selection the iBoot PDU checks for new and available version of the firmware Connection to the Internet is required for this function Firmware can also be added from a file provided by Dataprobe Install new firmware 8 5 1 Click on the desired version and then Install New Software If Local firmware is selected navigate to the desired file or use dr...

Page 41: ...nce these credentials are properly entered the iBoot PDU will indicate ready with the iBoot PDU prompt iBoot PDU Connected to Telnet Session 3 User admin Password iBoot PDU 9 2 CLI Commands Syntax The CLI uses a standard SET and GET command structure to save and retrieve setup parameters The CLI syntax is as follows Angle brackets designate required parameters required Square brackets designate op...

Page 42: ...del iBoot PDU8 N15 Device Name My iBoot PDU Temperature Unit Fahrenheit Country Code 181 Timezone America New_York Use Simple Passwords true Ok iBoot PDU set device name name iBoot PDU XXXXXX XXXXXX is the last six characters of mac address Sets current Device Name string accepts double quoted strings 20 Characters reboot Reboots the iBoot PDU set device countrycode code 181 For use with external ...

Page 43: ...ddress 68 9e 19 b5 d9 9b IP Mode static IP Address 10 10 10 13 Subnet 255 255 255 0 Gateway 10 10 10 7 DNS 1 10 10 10 1 DNS 2 8 8 8 8 Ok iBoot PDU set ipmode static dhcp DHCP Sets if the IP Address will be set via DHCP server or manually set set ipaddress xxx xxx xxx xxx As set by DHCP or 192 168 0 254 IP Address in dotted decimal format set subnet xxx xxx xxx xxx As set by DHCP or 255 255 255 0 I...

Page 44: ...TRUE set web port 1 65535 80 set ssl enabled true false FALSE set ssl port 1 65535 443 get console Displays the settings for the Serial and Telnet CLI functions iBoot PDU get console Console Settings Serial Enabled true Console Timeout 20 minutes Telnet Enabled true Telnet Port 23 SSH Enabled false SSH Port 22 Ok iBoot PDU set console timeout 0 60 2 In Minutes set console serial enabled true false...

Page 45: ...mail 1 Admin admin 2 User david dweiss dataprobe com 3 User sam support dataprobe com Ok iBoot PDU get user name Display the properties of the user iBoot PDU get user david User ID ef37ef0f Name david Role User E mail dweiss dataprobe com Password password SNMP Password password PIN Ok iBoot PDU add user name Maximum 20 characters special characters del user name set user name role admin user ...

Page 46: ...Numeric Special set user name snmppassword snmp password password for added users adminadmin for admin user Minimum 8 Characters Maximum 20 characters special characters set user name email email 128 characters Maximum Properly formed email address set user name pin pin 12345 5 characters special characters Access Rights 9 3 4 set user name device local remote name outlet all 1 x yes no x number o...

Page 47: ...Voltage 111 6 V Current 0 1 A Temperature T0 77 3 F T1 76 9 F Outlets Outlet Delay Time 1 Current Initial Cycle ID Name State State Time 1 Outlet 1 On Last 10 2 Outlet 2 On Last 10 3 Router On Last 10 4 Outlet 4 On Last 10 5 Outlet 5 On Last 10 6 Outlet 6 On Last 10 7 Outlet 7 On Last 10 8 Outlet 8 Off Last 10 Ok iBoot PDU set outlet 1 x on off cycle Controls the outlet n the number of outlets in ...

Page 48: ...rrently programmed groups iBoot PDU get groups get groups Groups Group ID Name Status 497288cc EvenGroup Mixed 4be0cf06 OddGroup On Ok iBoot PDU add group name 30 characters special characters del group name set group oldname name newname 30 characters special characters set group name on off cycle set group name outlet all 1 x yes no adds and removes outlet rights to this device set group name de...

Page 49: ...equences 9 3 7 get sequences Returns all the sequences currently programmed iBoot PDU get sequences Sequences Max Last ID Sequence ID Name Enabled Count Trig 1 ff60024c FullShutdown true 100 2 e0e8c83d Cal 2AM Shutdown true 100 Thu 2017 04 20 02 00 00 EDT 3 f4c8c6d9 1 TestCableModem true 100 Tue 2017 04 18 07 28 03 EDT 4 f694b0fe T0 CurrentOver12 5A true 100 5 fdb660ce T1 TempHigh 79F true 100 Tue...

Page 50: ...e Param1 Param2 Param3 Param4 Param5 Param6 Param7 Param8 1 edf53b79 outlet localhost 1 OFF 2 edf7cff3 delay 3 3 edfa7bb7 outlet localhost 2 OFF 4 edfcede7 delay 3 5 ee00d1f2 outlet localhost 3 OFF 6 ee0399df delay 3 7 ee062410 outlet localhost 4 OFF 8 ee0954a4 delay 3 9 ee0ca273 outlet localhost 5 OFF 10 ee0f3f79 delay 3 11 ee12fcda outlet localhost 6 OFF 12 ee15a7ed delay 3 13 ee1887ef outlet lo...

Page 51: ...from excessive looping del sequence name action 1 n all n is the last number of sequence steps When a number is deleted all remaining steps are renumbered automatically Sequence Actions 9 3 8 add sequence name action del sequence name action 1 n set sequence name action 1 n type none delay outlet group sequence log loop Sets the type of action See Section 5 6 for type descriptions set sequence nam...

Page 52: ... Sequence ID or NAME Not SAME sequence Action RUN STOP Email Destination Email Address Subject Line 80 Char String Body Line 1 80 Char String Additional 80 Character Strings for Body of Email Log Header Text Ascii string 30 char Log Text 80 Char Message Loop Target Action Number Loop Count Integer 1 100 set sequence name action 1 n param1 value set sequence name action 1 n param2 value set sequenc...

Page 53: ...IP Address or FQDN set remote name username username admin 30 characters special characters set remote name password password admin 30 characters special characters set remote name delay 1 99 1 In Seconds get remote name get remotes Returns a list of remote PDUs managed by this device iBoot PDU get remotes Remotes Remote ID Status Name Address Username Password 1 3c3a8851 Up My1stRemote 192 168 1 ...

Page 54: ...triggers Analog Triggers Trigger Clear Trigger ID Name Enabled Type Source Condition Sequence ID Sequence ID 1 713c1409 T2 Over90 true Temperature T1 72678d3e None 2 7c5c65ab T2 Under80 False Temperature T1 9b520f94 None Ok iBoot PDU add trigger analog discrete name Add a new trigger of a specific type with a name 30 characters special characters ...

Page 55: ...rigger Sequence ID T1 T2 Over90 72678d3e Target Clear Sequence ID None Status Clear Count 0 Remaining 0 Qualify Time 2 Ok iBoot PDU set trigger name name new name rename an existing trigger 30 characters special characters set trigger name enabled true false FALSE enable disable an existing trigger Triggers need to be disabled before parameter changes set trigger name type voltage current temperat...

Page 56: ...ype This only needs to be changed to select LV2 LC2 or T1 set trigger name targettriggersequence sequence name None Name of Sequence to run on Trigger set trigger name targetclearsequence sequence name None Name of Sequence to run on Clear Trigger set trigger name count count 10 set trigger name qulifytime qualifytime 10 In seconds del trigger name Schedule Triggers 9 3 11 get events Returns all S...

Page 57: ...ys true Run on Thursdays true Run on Fridays true Run on Saturdays true Run on Sundays true Ok iBoot PDU add event name 30 characters special characters del event name set event name name newname 30 characters special characters set event name enabled true false FALSE set event name startdate MM DD YYYY MM DD YYYY 10 characters special characters set event name starttime HH MM HH MM 5 characters s...

Page 58: ... 12 get autopings retrieves all AutoPing status iBoot PDU get autopings Auto Ping Triggers Ping Trigger Clear AutoPing ID Name Enabled Status Address Sequence ID Sequence ID Period Count 1 8a4daf9d A1 RouterTest true Fail dataprobe com None None 60 3 2 4469d511 A2 DualTest true Fail 10 10 10 7 None None 10 10 3 447056ab B2 DualTest true Fail 10 10 10 1 None None 10 10 Ok iBoot PDU ...

Page 59: ... Fail Count 3 Timeout 30 second s Restart Delay 10 second s Metric Name None Metric Condition Metric Value 1 Metric Sequence Trigger ID None Ok iBoot PDU add autoping name 20 characers special characters del autoping name set autoping name name newname 20 characters special characters set autoping name enabled true false FALSE set autoping name address IP FQDN 0 0 0 0 IP or 128 characters for FQDN...

Page 60: ...nd B tests are combined to 1 record iBoot PDU get autoping groups Auto Ping Groups Fail Trigger Clear Trigger Cycle AP Group ID Name Enabled Status Mode Sequence ID Sequence ID Count 1 8a52b244 1 RouterTest true Clear OR 8af12b33 None 5 2 4475ca53 2 DualTest true Clear OR 45684243 None 5 Ok iBoot PDU set autoping group name name new name 20 characters special characters set autoping group name ena...

Page 61: ...sword password Address iBootBar Retries 3 Ok iBoot PDU set email enabled true false FALSE set email server IP FQDN 0 0 0 0 IP Address xxx xxx xxx xxx or 128 characters maximum for FQDN set email port 1 65535 25 set email encryption true false FALSE set email username username Username 30 characters special characters set email password password Password 30 characters special characters set email r...

Page 62: ...f the Cloud Service settings iBoot PDU get cloud Cloud Enabled false Cloud Address cloud iboot co Cloud Activation Code none Cloud Activation UUID none Ok iBoot PDU set cloud address IP FQDN cloud iboot co IP Address xxx xxx xxx xxx or 128 characters maximum for FQDN set cloud enabled true false FALSE ...

Page 63: ...0 10 7 Public Private 2 SNMP Manager 0 0 0 0 public private 3 SNMP Manager 0 0 0 0 public private 4 SNMP Manager 0 0 0 0 public private Ok iBoot PDU set snmp enabled true false FALSE set snmp manager 1 4 name name SNMP Manager for all four managers 30 characters special characters set snmp manager 1 4 ip xxx xxx xxx xxx 0 0 0 0 set snmp manager 1 4 readcommunity readcommunity Public set snmp manag...

Page 64: ...ocol Port 1 286d2712 DataCenter true 10 10 10 8 tcp 514 Ok iBoot PDU add rsyslog name 30 characters special characters del rsyslog name set rsyslog name name newname 30 characters special characters set rsyslog name enabled true false FALSE set rsyslog name serverip IP FQDN 0 0 0 0 IP or 128 characters for FQDN set rsyslog name protocol tcp udp UDP set rsyslog name port 1 65535 514 ...

Page 65: ...01 01102017 false 2 LATEST 1 01 04202017 4 20 2017 iBoot PDU 1 01 04202017 img 109725080 iBoot PDU v1 01 04202017 true 3 02282017 1 01 02282017 2 28 2017 iBoot PDU 1 01 02282017 img 109725080 iBoot PDU v1 01 02282017 false 4 12152016 1 00 12152016 12 15 2016 iBoot PDU 1 00 12152016 img 109725080 iBoot PDU v1 00 12152016 false Ok iBoot PDU get firmware status Shows the firmware stored in the device...

Page 66: ...40 257F Resolution rate 0 06C Precision 2C 10 2 Landline Modem Contact Dataprobe 10 3 Serial Port The USB B port on the iBoot PDU can be used for serial communication The Command Line Interface through the serial connection allows programming of all parameters of the unit and control of all functions To use the USB port connect to a Windows PC and the installation should be automatic If you need t...

Page 67: ...ollowing guidance is provided Power draw on USB B port when the iBoot PDU is not on battery 7mA max Estimate 9 5 days on a 1600mAh battery that is not being recharged Power draw on USB B port when the iBoot PDU is on battery 250mA max Estimate 6 4 hours on 1600mAh battery Please Note When the iBoot PDU goes onto battery power the USB A ports will be disabled to prevent excessive draining of the ba...

Page 68: ...he reset if necessary Momentarily depress the reset button to perform a hardware reset Note that outlets will reset to the status as determined by their Last State Setting 11 2 Reset Factory Defaults Holding the hardware reset for more than 5 seconds will reset the device to its factory defaults Note that this will also reset the IP Address settings to DHCP or 192 168 1 254 if no DHCP server is fo...

Page 69: ...ing 0 to 55 o C IEC Versions UL Tested 60 o C NEMA Versions UL Tested 65 o C All Versions Operating Limits Storage 10 to 85 o C Altitude 2000m Operating Relative Humidity 0 to 95 Non Condensing 12 3 Power Inputs and Outputs Input Required Model Input Output iBoot PDU4 N15 N15 4 x N15 iBoot PDU8 N15 N15 8 x N15 iBoot PDU8 2N15 2 x N15 8 x N15 iBoot PDU4 C20 N20 4 x N15 iBoot PDU8 N20 N20 8 x N15 iB...

Page 70: ...AC 10 Amps total at 240VAC Max C20 IEC320 C20 Receptacle 100 240VAC 20 Amps total at 240VAC Max Outlet N15 NEMA 5 15 Receptacle 115VAC 12 Amps Max C13 IEC 320 C13 Receptacle 100 240VAC 10 Amps Max 12 4 Safety Comply with UL60950 1 2nd Edition 2014 10 14 US Comply with CAN CSA C22 2 No 60950 1 07 2nd Edition 2014 10 Canada 12 5 Emissions ANSI C63 4 2014 47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B Class B ICES 003 201...

Page 71: ...device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules Operation of this device is subject to the following conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation WARNING Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equ...

Page 72: ...e at 201 934 5111 to receive a Return Materials Authorization RMA Number prior to sending any equipment back for repair Include all cables power supplies and proof of purchase with shipment THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO NORMAL WEAR OR TO DAMAGE RESULTING FROM ACCIDENT MISUSE ABUSE OR NEGLECT SELLER MAKES NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES OTHER THAN THE WARRANTY EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN EXCEPT TO THE EXTEN...

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