event will be triggered once per week.
•
ON time:
date and time for switching the output ON, if you select
DAILY
mode, this is the date and
time of first execution
•
OFF time:
Date and time to switch the output OFF. If you select the
DAILY
mode, this is the date
and time of first execution
•
Week schedule:
Select in which weekdays the
Timer
control should be in operation.
•
Interrupt delay:
Time in seconds for which the output should be turned OFF when the
Interrupt
function is used either in the manual mode or when the
Watchdog
feature is in operation.
Watchdog
Watchdog
feature allows monitoring of proper operation of network devices. If the monitored device
does not respond to a Ping command within the specified time, the power outlet with enabled watchdog
will be turned OFF for a specified time and then switched back ON. To avoid cycle power OFF/ON of
defective monitored device, it is possible to setup maximum allowed number of output restarts (default
value 3).
•
Enable:
Turning on the
Watchdog
feature.
•
IP address:
IP address of the network device that will be monitored.
•
Timeout:
Maximum Ping response time.
•
PON delay:
Time (in seconds) for which the Watchdog feature will be inactive after the output
restart. During this interval the monitored device should recover its normal operation after being
restarted.
•
Ping interval:
Interval (in seconds) in which the Ping requests to the monitored device will be
sent.
•
Max retry:
Maximum allowed number of output restarts for the case that monitored device does
not respond to a Ping command. After the maximum number of retries is reached the output will
stay OFF.
•
Retry POFF:
enables
Max retry
option
•
Send e-mail:
Sends out an informative e-mail that the monitored device did not respond and was
restarted.
Save your new settings by pressing the
Apply
button.
5.2
System configuration
In this section the user can change network and e-mail parameters, system time, administrate user
accounts or perform the firmware upgrade.
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