Eaton Managed ePDU, User Manual

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USING THE WEB INTERFACE
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Reset to Defaults
Many pages provide a Reset to Defaults button that returns all fields to their default
values. If you use this button, you must click the Apply button afterward. This saves
the defaults. If you neglect to do this, the next time you return to the page, you will
still see the non−default values.
Default Asterisk
If a field has an asterisk after it, as shown in Figure 30, the value is set to the default.
If you change the default, the asterisk disappears. If you reset to defaults, the asterisk
returns.
Figure 30. Default Asterisk
Refresh
Many pages provide a Refresh button. If a page is displayed for a while, the
information may become stale." Click this button periodically to reload the page and
update the information displayed.
Using the Home Page
The Home page displays first after a successful login. It consists of a Global Status,
an Outlets list, and an All Outlets Control panel. The Home page also contains an
environmental sensors panel, and a time stamp in the top right corner, noting when
the data on the screen was last refreshed.
You can return to the Home page from any other page in the Web interface by
clicking:
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The Home link in the navigation path
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The Eaton logo above the Status panel
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Model name under the logo
Global Status Panel
The Global Status panel provides an overview of the ePDU’s power consumption and
temperature. See Figure 31. It shows:
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Unit voltage
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RMS current (in amps)
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True power (in watts)
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CPU temperature (in degrees Celsius)
Figure 31. Global Status Panel