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Appendix F Resetting to Factory Defaults

Using the Reset Button ................................................................................................................ 793

Using the CLI Command .............................................................................................................. 794

Appendix G PX3 Models with Residual Current Monitoring

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RCM Current Sensor .................................................................................................................... 797

RCM State Sensor......................................................................................................................... 798

Compliance with IEC 62020 .......................................................................................................... 799

RCM Self-Test............................................................................................................................... 800

Web Interface Operations for RCM .............................................................................................. 801

Checking RCM State and Current...................................................................................... 801

Setting RCM Current Thresholds ...................................................................................... 804

Scheduling RCM Self-Test................................................................................................. 805

Disabling or Enabling Front Panel RCM Self-Test............................................................ 805

Setting RCM DC Current Thresholds................................................................................. 806

Front Panel Operations for RCM.................................................................................................. 807

LCD Message for RCM Critical State................................................................................. 807

Checking RCM States and Current.................................................................................... 808

Running RCM Self-Test ..................................................................................................... 809

RCM SNMP Operations ................................................................................................................ 811

RCM Trap............................................................................................................................ 811

RCM Residual Current and State Objects ......................................................................... 812

Setting RCM Thresholds .................................................................................................... 812

Running RCM Self-Test ..................................................................................................... 812

CLI Operations for RCM................................................................................................................ 812

Showing Residual Current Monitoring Information .......................................................... 813

Setting RCM Current Thresholds ...................................................................................... 814

Setting Front Panel RCM Self-Test ................................................................................... 815

Running RCM Self-Test ..................................................................................................... 816

Degaussing RCM Type B Sensors...................................................................................... 816

Appendix H Old Generations of PX3 Models

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PX3 'Phase II' Front Panel Display ............................................................................................... 817

PX3 'Phase I' Front Panel Display ................................................................................................ 818

Overview of the LCD Display .............................................................................................. 818

Control Buttons.................................................................................................................. 819

Operating the LCD Display................................................................................................. 820

Summary of Contents for Raritan PX3-3000 Series

Page 2: ...oduct s receptacle lamps receptacle relay switches or any other receptacle power on off indicator to determine whether power is being supplied to a receptacle Unplug a device connected to this product before performing repair maintenance or service on the device Failure to unplug a device before servicing it may result in electric shock fire personal injury and death WARNING Only use this product ...

Page 3: ...t will supply electric power to this product Make sure the receptacle s power lines neutral and protective earth ground pins are wired correctly and are the correct voltage and phase Make sure the branch circuit receptacle is protected by a suitably rated fuse or circuit breaker 5 If the product is a model that contains receptacles that can be switched on off electric power may still be present at...

Page 4: ...th the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of ...

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Page 6: ...rksheet 4 Chapter 2 Rackmount Inlet and Outlet Connections 5 Circuit Breaker Orientation Limitation 5 Rack Mounting the PDU 5 Rackmount Safety Guidelines 5 Mounting Zero U Models Using L Brackets 6 Mounting Zero U Models Using Button Mount 8 Mounting Zero U Models Using Claw Foot Brackets 9 Mounting Zero U Models Using Two Rear Buttons 11 Mounting 1U or 2U Models 12 Connecting a PX3 Locking Line C...

Page 7: ...rwarding Connections 43 Power Sharing Restrictions and Connection 45 Making a Power Sharing Connection 46 Power Sharing Configurations and Restrictions 47 Supported Sensor Configurations for Power Sharing 48 Chapter 4 Connecting External Equipment Optional 50 Connecting Raritan Environmental Sensor Packages 50 Identifying the Sensor Port 51 DX2 Sensor Packages 51 DX Sensor Packages 53 DPX3 Sensor ...

Page 8: ...le Type Circuit Breaker 140 Fuse 141 Fuse Replacement on Zero U Models 141 Fuse Replacement on 1U Models 142 Beeper 144 Replaceable Controller 145 Threaded Grounding Point 146 Chapter 6 Using the Web Interface 147 Supported Web Browsers 147 Login Logout and Password Change 147 Login 148 Changing Your Password 150 Remembering User Names and Passwords 151 Logout 151 Web Interface Overview 152 Menu 1...

Page 9: ...ing a Group s Active Energy 214 Modifying an Outlet Group 216 Deleting an Outlet Group 218 Viewing More Information 220 OCPs 222 Individual OCP Pages 224 Possible OCP Tripped Root Cause 229 Peripherals 231 Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors 238 Managed vs Unmanaged Sensors Actuators 239 Sensor Actuator States 240 Finding the Sensor s Serial Number 242 Identifying the Sensor Position and Channel 243...

Page 10: ...iewing Firmware Update History 463 Bulk Configuration 464 Backup and Restore of Device Settings 471 Network Diagnostics 473 Downloading Diagnostic Information 474 Hardware Issue Detection 474 Rebooting the PX3 476 Resetting All Settings to Factory Defaults 476 Retrieving Software Packages Information 478 Webcam Management 478 Configuring Webcams and Viewing Live Images 480 Sending Links to Snapsho...

Page 11: ...ement Units 526 Environmental Sensor Information 527 Environmental Sensor Package Information 528 Actuator Information 529 Outlet Sensor Threshold Information 530 Outlet Pole Sensor Threshold Information 531 Outlet Group Threshold Information 532 Inlet Sensor Threshold Information 533 Inlet Pole Sensor Threshold Information 535 Overcurrent Protector Sensor Threshold Information 537 Environmental S...

Page 12: ...29 User Configuration Commands 629 Role Configuration Commands 642 Authentication Commands 647 Environmental Sensor Configuration Commands 659 Configuring Environmental Sensors Default Thresholds 664 Sensor Threshold Configuration Commands 666 Actuator Configuration Commands 680 Server Reachability Configuration Commands 681 EnergyWise Configuration Commands 685 Asset Management Commands 687 Seria...

Page 13: ...a SCP 713 Bulk Configuration via SCP 714 Backup and Restore via SCP 715 Downloading Diagnostic Data via SCP 717 Uploading or Downloading Raw Configuration Data 718 Keys that Cannot Be Uploaded 722 Chapter 10 In Line Monitors 723 Overview 723 Safety Instructions 723 Flexible Cord Installation Instructions 724 Flexible Cord Selection 725 Plug Selection 725 Receptacle Selection 725 Derating a Raritan...

Page 14: ...xt 756 devices csv 759 Creating Configuration Files via Mass Deployment Utility 760 Data Encryption in config txt 761 Firmware Upgrade via USB 762 Appendix D Bulk Configuration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 764 Bulk Configuration Upgrade Procedure 765 TFTP Requirements 766 DHCP IPv4 Configuration in Windows 766 DHCP IPv6 Configuration in Windows 776 DHCP IPv4 Configuration in Linux 783 DHCP IP...

Page 15: ...806 Front Panel Operations for RCM 807 LCD Message for RCM Critical State 807 Checking RCM States and Current 808 Running RCM Self Test 809 RCM SNMP Operations 811 RCM Trap 811 RCM Residual Current and State Objects 812 Setting RCM Thresholds 812 Running RCM Self Test 812 CLI Operations for RCM 812 Showing Residual Current Monitoring Information 813 Setting RCM Current Thresholds 814 Setting Front...

Page 16: ...butes to the Class 847 Updating the Schema Cache 849 Editing rciusergroup Attributes for User Members 849 Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 852 Standard Attributes 852 NPS Standard Attribute Illustration 852 FreeRADIUS Standard Attribute Illustration 870 Vendor Specific Attributes 871 NPS VSA Illustration 871 FreeRADIUS VSA Illustration 883 AD Related Configuration 884 Appendix L Additi...

Page 17: ...erial Driver Optional 911 Initial Network Configuration via CLI 912 Device Specific Settings 920 TLS Certificate Chain 920 What is a Certificate Chain 921 Illustration GMAIL SMTP Certificate Chain 924 Browsing through the Online Help 927 Appendix M Integration 929 Dominion KX II III Configuration 929 Configuring Rack PDU Targets 930 Turning Outlets On Off and Cycling Power 933 Dominion KSX II SX o...

Page 18: ...r User Guide on the Raritan website s Support page http www raritan com support PX models comparison in brief Features Inlet power measurement Outlet power measurement Outlet switching Load shedding 1000 Series 2000 Series 3000 Series Inline meters 4000 Series 5000 Series Important PDUs with similar model names but of different product families may vary in their designs For example PX2 5660V and P...

Page 19: ... ports 1 2 1 Maximum USB rate 12 Mbps 480 Mbps 480 Mbps RS 232 port CONSOLE MODEM Male DB9 Connector RJ 45 Connector RJ 45 Connector Expansion ports SENSOR port type RJ 12 RJ 45 RJ 45 Only PX3 models with outlet switching have outlet latching relays A few customized PX2 models also support the Ethernet speed up to 1000 Mbps Only PX3 Zero U models have the replaceable controller PX3 Expansion port ...

Page 20: ...or Bus on page 85 Available Data of the Outlets Overview Page on page 192 Creating Users on page 273 Device Settings on page 284 Wired Network Settings on page 287 Ethernet Interface Settings on page 290 Wireless Network Settings on page 294 Diagnostic Log for Network Connections on page 299 Changing Modbus Settings on page 321 Configuring Security Settings on page 325 Setting Up a TLS Certificate...

Page 21: ...d Certificate or Private Key on page 580 Enabling or Disabling 802 11n High Throughput on page 581 Setting Wireless EAP Parameters on page 583 Setting the HTTP Port on page 588 Enabling or Disabling Service Advertising on page 595 Enabling or Disabling Front Panel Beeper Sound Control on page 620 Modifying SNMPv3 Settings on page 634 All Privileges on page 643 Example 1 Combination of ETH1 s Activ...

Page 22: ...an recover systems remotely in the event of system failure and or system lockup eliminate the need to perform manual intervention or dispatch field personnel reduce downtime and mean time to repair and increase productivity In This Chapter Product Models 1 Package Contents 1 APIPA and Link Local Addressing 2 Before You Begin 3 Product Models PX3 comes in several models that are built to stock and ...

Page 23: ...automatically configures a link local IP address and a link local host name when it cannot obtain a valid IP address from any DHCP server in the TCP IP network Only IT devices connected to the same subnet can access the PX3 using the link local address host name Those in a different subnet cannot access it Exception PX3 in the Port Forwarding mode does not support APIPA See Setting the Cascading M...

Page 24: ...6 Host name pdu local You can type https pdu local to access the PX3 instead of typing the link local IP address Retrieval of the link local address See Device Info on page 128 Before You Begin Before beginning the installation perform the following activities Unpack the product and components Prepare the installation site Check the branch circuit rating Fill out the equipment setup worksheet Unpa...

Page 25: ...ture for your model See Maximum Ambient Operating Temperature on page 741 2 Allow sufficient space around the PX3 for cabling and outlet connections 3 Review Safety Instructions on page iii listed in this User Guide Checking the Branch Circuit Rating The rating of the branch circuit supplying power to the PDU shall be in accordance with national and local electrical codes Filling Out the Equipment...

Page 26: ...NOT be mounted upside down If installed upside down shock stress reduces the trip point by 10 Note If normally the line cord is down upside down means the line cord is up Rack Mounting the PDU This chapter describes how to rack mount a PX3 Only the most common rackmount method is displayed Follow the procedure suitable for your model Rackmount Safety Guidelines In Raritan products which require ra...

Page 27: ...nch circuit Mounting Zero U Models Using L Brackets If your PDU has circuit breakers implemented read Circuit Breaker Orientation Limitation on page 5 before mounting it To mount Zero U models using L brackets 1 Align the baseplates on the rear of the PX3 device 2 Secure the baseplates in place Use the included L shaped hex key to loosen the hex socket screws until the baseplate is slightly fasten...

Page 28: ... baseplates line up through the L bracket s slots The rackmount side of brackets should face either the left or right side of the PX3 device 4 Fasten the brackets in place with at least three screws one through each slot Use additional screws as desired 5 Using rack screws fasten the PX3 device to the rack through the L brackets ...

Page 29: ...the rear of the PX3 device Leave at least 24 inches between the baseplates for stability 2 Make the baseplates grasp the device lightly Use the included L shaped hex key to loosen the hex socket screws until the baseplate is slightly fastened 3 Screw each mounting button in the center of each baseplate The recommended torque for the button is 1 96 N m 20 kgf cm 4 Align the large mounting buttons w...

Page 30: ...etting the device drop about 5 8 This secures the PX3 device in place and completes the installation Mounting Zero U Models Using Claw Foot Brackets If your PDU has circuit breakers implemented read Circuit Breaker Orientation Limitation on page 5 before mounting it To mount Zero U models using claw foot brackets 1 Align the baseplates on the rear of the PX3 device 2 Secure the baseplates in place...

Page 31: ...he baseplates line up through the bracket s slots The rackmount side of brackets should face either the left or right side of the PX3 device 4 Fasten the brackets in place with at least three screws one through each slot Use additional screws as desired 5 Using rack screws fasten the PX3 device to the rack through the claw foot brackets ...

Page 32: ...breakers implemented read Circuit Breaker Orientation Limitation on page 5 before mounting it To mount Zero U models using two buttons 1 Turn to the rear of the PX3 2 Locate two screw holes on the rear panel one near the bottom and the other near the top the side of cable gland 3 Screw a button in the screw hole near the bottom The recommended torque for the button is 1 96 N m 20 kgf cm ...

Page 33: ...Press the PX3 device forward pushing the mounting buttons through the mounting holes then letting the device drop slightly This secures the PX3 device in place and completes the installation Mounting 1U or 2U Models Using the appropriate brackets and tools fasten the 1U or 2U device to the rack or cabinet To mount the PX3 device 1 Attach a rackmount bracket to both sides of the PX3 with the provid...

Page 34: ...Chapter 2 Rackmount Inlet and Outlet Connections 13 3 Secure with the provided end cap screws 4 Fasten the rackmount brackets ears to the rack using your own fasteners ...

Page 35: ...s line cord automatically locks after being connected to the inlet A locking inlet is not required for this cord A locking inlet and or locking line cord ensure that the line cord is securely fastened to the inlet To connect a cord with locking clips Make sure the line cord s locking clips fit into the locking holes at two sides of the inlet when plugging the cord s connector into the PDU s lockin...

Page 36: ...e locking line cord see Disconnecting a PX3 Locking Line Cord on page 15 Disconnecting a PX3 Locking Line Cord The ways to disconnect a locking line cord vary according to the cord type To disconnect a line cord with locking clips Press both locking clips of the line cord while unplugging the cord Tip You can slightly move the line cord s plug horizontally while pulling it out to facilitate the di...

Page 37: ...ntion clip prevents the connected power cord from coming loose or falling off The use of cable retention clips is highly recommended for regions with high seismic activities and environments where shocks and vibrations are expected To install and use a cable retention clip on the inlet 1 Locate two tiny holes adjacent to the inlet 2 Install the cable retention clip by inserting two ends of the cli...

Page 38: ... and vibrations are expected These optional clips come in various sizes to accommodate diverse power cords used on IT equipment which are connected to C13 or C19 outlets You can request a cable retention kit containing different sizes of clips from you reseller Make sure you use a clip that fits the power cord snugly to facilitate the installation or removal operation for servicing Note Some NEMA ...

Page 39: ...ards toward the ground like an inverted U This allows gravity to keep the clip in place 4 Repeat the same steps to install clips and power cords on the other outlets Locking Outlets and Cords In addition to the cable retention clips Raritan also provides other approaches to secure the connection of the power cords from your IT equipment to the Raritan PDUs including SecureLock outlets and cords Bu...

Page 40: ...have this design do NOT use the SecureLock cords with it Tip The SecureLock outlets can accept regular power cords for power distribution but the SecureLock mechanism does not take effect To lock a power cord using the SecureLock mechanism 1 Verify that the SecureLock cord you purchased meets your needs The cords female socket matches the power socket type C14 or C20 on your IT equipment The cord ...

Page 41: ...n Type Locking Outlets Such outlets do not require any special power cords to achieve the locking purpose All you need to do is simply plug a regular power cord into the locking outlet and the outlet automatically locks the cord To remove a power cord from the locking outlet 1 Press and hold down the tiny button adjacent to the outlet Depending on the outlet type the button location differs 2 Unpl...

Page 42: ...es are inserted and seated properly If there are any fuse covers ensure that they are closed Note Not all models have overcurrent protectors 2 Connect each PX3 to an appropriately rated branch circuit Refer to the label or nameplate affixed to your PX3 for appropriate input ratings or range of ratings Note When a PX3 powers up it proceeds with the power on self test and software loading for a few ...

Page 43: ...See Wired Network Settings on page 287 To make a wired connection 1 Connect a standard network patch cable to either or both Ethernet ports on the PX3 The two Ethernet ports must be connected to different subnets See Dual Ethernet Connection on page 24 The green Ethernet port labeled ETH 10 100 1000 supports up to 1000 Mbps so it is highly recommended for network connection 2 Connect the other end...

Page 44: ...71N B G Edimax EW 7722UnD A B G N TP Link TL WDN3200 v1 A B G N Raritan USB WIFI A B G N Supported Wireless LAN Configuration If wireless networking is preferred ensure that the wireless LAN configuration of your PX3 matches the access point The following is the wireless LAN configuration that the PX3 supports Network type 802 11 A B G N Protocol WPA2 RSN Key management WPA PSK or WPA EAP with PEA...

Page 45: ...ng chain must connect to only one network Do NOT connect both Ethernet ports of any PX3 master or slave device to the LAN See Cascading Multiple PX3 Devices for Sharing Ethernet Connectivity on page 34 Check list when connecting both ports to the networks Both Ethernet interfaces are connecting to different subnets Both Ethernet interfaces have been enabled By default both are enabled See Device I...

Page 46: ... a connected mobile device 1 Download the PDView app to your mobile device See Connecting a Mobile Device to PX3 on page 26 2 Connect the mobile device to PX3 via USB 3 Launch PDView to configure the PX3 Configuration via a connected computer 1 Connect the PX3 to a computer See Connecting the PX3 to a Computer on page 31 2 Use the connected computer to configure the PX3 via the command line or web...

Page 47: ...sing an Android device it must support USB On The Go OTG An appropriate USB cable is required For information refer to Step B below Step A Download and install PDView 1 Visit either Apple App or Google Play Store https itunes apple com app raritan pdview id780382738 https play google com store apps details id com raritan andro id pdview 2 Install PDView Step B Connect the mobile device to PX3 1 Ge...

Page 48: ...e PX3 1 Launch the PDView app from your mobile device Below illustrate iPad s PDView screens a The Disconnected message displays first when PDView has not detected the PX3 yet A diagram in PDView indicates the appropriate USB port your mobile device should connect according to your mobile operating system ...

Page 49: ...tically logs in to the web interface of PX3 If they have been changed the login screen displays instead and you must enter appropriate user credentials for login 3 The web interface opens Now you can view or modify the data of PX3 The web interface prompts you to change the password if this is the first time you log in Tip You can store the updated admin or other user credentials in PDView so that...

Page 50: ... credentials To make automatic login work again you can save the modified admin credentials or any custom user credentials in PDView A maximum of 5 user credentials can be saved and PDView will try these credentials one by one until the login succeeds The following procedure illustrates iPad only but the procedure applies to any iOS or Android mobile devices To save user credentials in PDView 1 Ma...

Page 51: ... Per default three administrator user credentials are pre configured for three companies products Raritan Legrand ServerTech Server Technology 5 Modify existing user credentials or type new ones and tap Save The pre configured admin credentials can be removed or overwritten to meet your needs ...

Page 52: ...ically configured with the following link local addressing in any network without DHCP available https 169 254 x x where x is a number https pdu local See APIPA and Link Local Addressing on page 2 Establish one of the following connections to a computer Ethernet port of PX3 must be enabled for the described connection to work properly which has been enabled per default Direct network connection 1 ...

Page 53: ...J 45 port labeled CONSOLE MODEM on PX3 See RJ45 to DB9 Cable Requirements for Computer Connections on page 32 2 Connect the DB9 end to your computer s RS 232 port COM 3 Perform Initial Network Configuration via CLI on page 912 RJ45 to DB9 Cable Requirements for Computer Connections An RJ45 to DB9 adapter cable is required for connecting the PX3 to a computer if the use of a USB cable is not wanted...

Page 54: ...guring one PX3 Then download the bulk configuration file from it and copy this file to all of the other PX3 devices See Bulk Configuration on page 464 A TFTP server Requirement DHCP is enabled in your network and a TFTP server is available Procedure Prepare special configuration files which must include fwupdate cfg and copy them to the root directory of the TFTP server Re boot all PX3 devices aft...

Page 55: ...d USB flash drive containing two special configuration files and one devices list file is required Procedure Plug this USB drive into the PX3 When a happy smiley is shown on the front panel display press and hold one of the control buttons on the front panel until the display turns blank See Configuration or Firmware Upgrade with a USB Drive on page 748 Cascading Multiple PX3 Devices for Sharing E...

Page 56: ...nt IP address Port Forwarding Each device in the cascading chain is accessed with the same IP address es but with a different port number assigned Basic cascading restrictions All devices in the chain must run compatible firmware versions Firmware version 3 3 10 or later is NOT compatible with pre 3 3 10 firmware versions in terms of the cascading feature so all Raritan devices in the cascading ch...

Page 57: ...ess network connection Troubleshooting When a networking issue occurs check the cascading connection and or software settings of all devices in the chain See Cascading Troubleshooting on page 907 Online Cascading Guide For detailed information on the cascading configuration and restrictions refer to the Cascading Guide which is available from Raritan website s Support page http www raritan com sup...

Page 58: ...before establishing the chain See Setting the Cascading Mode on page 304 Any certified USB 2 0 cable up to 5 meters 16 feet long can be used Both cascading modes support a maximum of 16 devices in a chain The following diagram illustrates PX3 devices cascaded via USB Number Device role Master device Slave 1 Slave 2 ...

Page 59: ...er device to the LAN using a method below Bridging mode Use a standard network patch cable CAT5e or higher Port Forwarding mode Use a standard network patch cable and or a Raritan USB WIFI wireless LAN adapter For information on the Raritan USB WIFI adapter see USB Wireless LAN Adapters on page 23 5 Connect the USB A port of the master device to the USB B port of an additional PX3 via a USB cable ...

Page 60: ...e Only the master device s network settings should be configured A tip for USB cascading The USB cascading chain can be a combination of diverse Raritan products that support the USB cascading feature including PX3 PXC Smart Rack Controller transfer switch PX2 BCM and EMX ...

Page 61: ...Cascading Mode on page 304 Both cascading modes support a maximum of 16 devices in a chain When establishing a Port Forwarding chain make sure you follow the guidelines described in the section titled Restrictions of Port Forwarding Connections on page 43 You can mix Ethernet and USB cascading in the PX3 PDU chain if preferred The following diagram illustrates such a chain The distance between two...

Page 62: ...Chapter 3 Initial Installation and Configuration 41 Number Device role Master device Slave 1 Slave 2 Slave 3 ...

Page 63: ...ke sure the cascading role and downstream interface are also set correctly See Setting the Cascading Mode on page 304 4 Connect the master device to the LAN using a method below Bridging mode Use a standard network patch cable CAT5e or higher Port Forwarding mode Use a standard network patch cable and or a Raritan USB WIFI wireless LAN adapter For information on the Raritan USB WIFI adapter see US...

Page 64: ...etwork has R STP enabled if using a cascade loop Bridging mode or else network loops may occur Restrictions of Port Forwarding Connections The following guidelines must be obeyed for establishing a cascading chain in the Port Forwarding mode Each cascaded device except for the master device must have only one upstream device Each cascaded device except for the last slave device must have only one ...

Page 65: ...Chapter 3 Initial Installation and Configuration 44 One cascaded device has two upstream devices via Ethernet and USB cables One cascaded device has two downstream devices ...

Page 66: ...the term power sharing mode is used to describe the status when the 12V power supply from the inlet to a PX3 controller fails causing that controller to receive power from another PX3 device Before making a power sharing connection first read Power Sharing Configurations and Restrictions on page 47 and remove unsupported equipment from BOTH PX3 PDUs After a PDU enters the power sharing mode some o...

Page 67: ...he power sharing mode The 12V power supply sensor enters the fault state See 12V Power Supply Sensor on page 182 Tip You can set an event rule for sending a notification when this sensor enters the fault state See Event Rules and Actions on page 353 The above event is logged in the internal event log See Default Log Messages on page 360 To find whether a PX3 has entered the power sharing mode Chec...

Page 68: ...trongly recommended to remove specific equipment from both PX3 PDUs when making a power sharing connection Configuration limitations on both PDUs NO USB wireless LAN adapter is connected That is you have to connect both PDUs to a wired network if LAN access is wanted NO asset management strips can be connected simultaneously The maximum number of DX environmental sensor packages or door handles th...

Page 69: ...ed as long as the DPX3 ENVHUB4 sensor hub is not used that is 12 DX sensor packages See DX Sensor Packages on page 53 The maximum number of supported DX2 environmental sensor packages remains unchanged that is 12 DX2 packages See DX2 Sensor Packages on page 51 However there are DX restrictions when DPX3 ENVHUB4 is used and there are also door handles related restrictions DX sensor restrictions whi...

Page 70: ...restrictions The following restrictions apply only to the PDU that has all the door handles connected When there are 2 door handles connected to the PDU via DX2 DH2C2 or DX PD2C5 up to 10 sensor packages of DPX DPX2 DPX3 DX2 or up to 2 additional DX sensor packages can be additionally connected Raritan s sensor hubs must NOT be used When there is only 1 handle connected up to 12 sensor packages of...

Page 71: ...s DPX series is the first generation while DX2 series is the latest generation For detailed information on each sensor package refer to the Environmental Sensors and Actuators Guide or Online Help on Raritan website s Support page http www raritan com support An environmental sensor package may comprise sensors only or a combination of sensors and actuators PX3 can manage a maximum of 32 sensors a...

Page 72: ...ade up to 12 DX2 sensor packages When cascading DX2 remember that the PX3 only supports a maximum of 32 sensors and or actuators If there are more than 32 sensors and or actuators connected every sensor and or actuator after the 32nd one is NOT managed by the PX3 Tip To manage the last several sensors actuators after 32nd function you can release some managed sensors or actuators and then manually...

Page 73: ...e other end into either RJ 45 port on an additional DX2 package Repeat the same steps to cascade more DX2 packages Exception You CANNOT cascade DX2 DH2C2 packages A PX3 supports only one DX2 DH2C2 3 Connect the first DX2 sensor package to the PX3 by plugging its cable s connector into the RJ 45 SENSOR port of the PX3 4 If needed connect a DPX2 sensor package to the end of the DX2 chain See Connect...

Page 74: ...ample if you cascade 12 DX packages and each package contains 3 functions a function is a sensor or actuator the PX3 does NOT manage the last 4 functions because the total 36 12 3 36 exceeds 32 by 4 Tip To manage the last several sensors actuators after 32nd function you can release some managed sensors or actuators and then manually bring the last several sensors actuators into management See Per...

Page 75: ...by plugging its cable s connector into the RJ 45 SENSOR port of the PX3 4 If needed connect a DPX2 sensor package to the end of the DX chain See Connecting a DPX2 Sensor Package to DX2 DX or DPX3 on page 58 Warning DX PD2C5 or DX2 DH2C2 and asset management strip s are mutually exclusive so do NOT connect both of them to the PDU simultaneously DPX3 Sensor Packages A DPX3 sensor package features th...

Page 76: ...dard network patch cable CAT5e or higher and then a Plug one end of the cable into the remaining RJ 45 port on the prior DPX3 b Plug the other end into either RJ 45 port on an additional DPX3 Repeat the same steps to cascade more DPX3 sensor packages 3 Connect the first DPX3 sensor package to the PX3 by plugging its cable s connector into the RJ 45 SENSOR port of the PX3 4 If needed connect a DPX2...

Page 77: ...nector and one to three head connectors You have to connect DPX2 sensor packages to the sensor cable For more information on DPX2 sensor packages access the Environmental Sensors and Actuators Guide or Online Help on Raritan website s Support page http www raritan com support Item DPX2 sensor package DPX2 sensor cable with one RJ 12 connector and three head connectors ...

Page 78: ...the final sensor package with a DPX2 sensor package To connect DPX2 to the PX3 1 Connect a DPX2 sensor package to the first head connector of the DPX2 sensor cable 2 Connect remaining DPX2 sensor packages to the second and then the third head connector Tip If the number of sensors you are connecting is less than the number of head connectors on your sensor cable connect them to the first one or fi...

Page 79: ...d to use an RJ 12 to RJ 45 adapter for connecting DPX2 to the final DX2 DX or DPX3 in the chain The maximum number of DX2 DX or DPX3 sensor packages in the chain must be less than 12 when a DPX2 sensor package is involved The following diagrams illustrate DX sensor chain only but the same principles also apply to DX2 and DPX3 sensor chains if connecting DPX2 to the end of DX2 or DPX3 sensor chains...

Page 80: ...n page 63 Warning For proper operation wait for 15 30 seconds between each connection operation or each disconnection operation of environmental sensor packages To directly connect a DPX with a factory installed sensor cable An RJ 12 to RJ 45 adapter is required to connect a DPX sensor package to PX3 a Connect the adapter s RJ 12 connector to the DPX sensor cable b Connect the adapter s RJ 45 conn...

Page 81: ... Optionally you can connect a Raritan DPX ENVHUB4 sensor hub to the PX3 This allows you to connect up to four DPX sensor packages to the PX3 via the hub This sensor hub supports DPX sensor packages only Do NOT connect DPX2 DPX3 DX or DX2 sensor packages to it DPX ENVHUB4 sensor hubs CANNOT be cascaded You can connect only one hub to each SENSOR port on the PX3 Tip The Raritan sensor hub that suppo...

Page 82: ...to RJ 45 adapter Raritan provided phone cable DPX ENVHUB4 sensor hub DPX sensor packages Using an Optional DPX ENVHUB2 cable A Raritan DPX ENVHUB2 cable doubles the number of connected environmental sensors per SENSOR port This cable supports DPX sensor packages only Do NOT connect DPX2 DPX3 DX or DX2 sensor packages to it To connect DPX sensor packages via the DPX ENVHUB2 cable 1 Use an RJ 12 to ...

Page 83: ... Connecting External Equipment Optional 62 2 The cable has two RJ 12 sensor ports Connect DPX sensor packages to the cable s sensor ports 3 Repeat the above steps if there are additional SENSOR ports on your PX3 ...

Page 84: ...ritan s sensor hubs If using a DPX ENVHUB4 sensor hub the cabling distance between the PX3 and the sensor hub is up to 33 10 m Maximum distance illustration The following illustrates the maximum distance when connecting DPX sensor packages with a maximum 16 5 m sensor cable to the PX3 via a sensor hub The sum of a DPX T3H1 sensor cable s length is 16 feet 5 meters The total cabling length between ...

Page 85: ...ng DPX DPX2 DPX3 DX and DX2 sensor packages To connect diverse types of sensor packages to this sensor hub you must follow the combinations shown in the section titled Mixing Diverse Sensor Types on page 66 To connect Raritan sensor packages via the DPX3 ENVHUB4 hub 1 Connect the DPX3 ENVHUB4 sensor hub to the PX3 using a standard network patch cable CAT5e or higher a Plug one end of the cable int...

Page 86: ...Chapter 4 Connecting External Equipment Optional 65 This diagram illustrates a configuration with a sensor hub connected PX3 A standard network cable DPX3 ENVHUB4 sensor hub Any Raritan sensor packages ...

Page 87: ...ensor mixing combinations than those described in this section In most illustrations below any DX or DPX3 sensor package can be replaced with a DX2 sensor package For those illustrations where DX DPX3 and DX2 are interchangeable they are all marked with the following oval image Important Unlike DX or DPX3 series DX2 CANNOT be connected with DPX sensor package s 1 DX 1 DPX It is strongly recommende...

Page 88: ...ead of the old DPX ENVHUB4 sensor hub Each port on the hub supports any of the following One individual DX2 sensor package A chain of DX2 sensor packages One individual DX sensor package A chain of DX sensor packages One individual DPX3 sensor package A chain of DPX3 sensor packages One individual DPX2 sensor package One individual DPX sensor package ...

Page 89: ...o DPX3 ENVHUB4 In the following diagrams the sensor package in green can be replaced by a DPX2 sensor package The sensor package in blue can be one DPX2 DPX3 DX or DX2 sensor package This section only illustrates the following three combinations but actually there are tens of different combinations by using the DPX3 ENVHUB4 sensor hub ...

Page 90: ...Chapter 4 Connecting External Equipment Optional 69 ...

Page 91: ... a sensor chain Any DX or DX2 sensor package in a chain can be replaced by a DPX3 sensor package or vice versa The total number of sensor packages in this chain cannot exceed 12 For example the following diagram shows a sensor chain comprising DX2 DX and DPX3 sensor packages ...

Page 92: ...trips asset strips to the PX3 after IT devices are tagged electronically To use the asset management feature you need the following items Raritan asset strips An asset strip transmits the asset management tag s ID and positioning information to the PX3 Raritan asset tags An asset management tag asset tag is adhered to an IT device The asset tag uses an electronic ID to identify and locate the IT d...

Page 93: ...he following diagram illustrates some asset strips Note that Raritan provides more types of asset strips than the diagram 8U MASTER asset strip with 8 tag ports 8U SLAVE asset strip with 8 tag ports 5U ending SLAVE asset strip with 5 tag ports Note Unlike general slave asset strips which have one DIN connector respectively on either end the ending slave asset strip has one DIN connector on only on...

Page 94: ...ove step to connect more slave strips The length of the asset strip assembly can be up to 64U The final slave strip can be 8U or 5U depending on the actual height of your rack Connect the ending asset strip as the final one in the assembly 4 Vertically attach the asset strip assembly to the rack next to the IT equipment making each tag port horizontally align with a rack unit 5 The asset strips ar...

Page 95: ...ag s ID or barcode number while non programmable ones have factory default ID or barcode numbers which you cannot change A Barcode ID number which is available on either end of the non programmable asset tag B Tag connector C Adhesive area with the tape Note The barcode of each non programmable asset tag is unique and is displayed in the PX3 device s web interface for identification Connecting Reg...

Page 96: ...trip assembly All LEDs on the asset strip assembly may cycle through different colors during the power on process if the asset strip s firmware is being upgraded by the PX3 After the power on or firmware upgrade process completes the LEDs show solid colors Note that the LED color of the tag ports with asset tags connected will be different from the LED color of the tag ports without asset tags con...

Page 97: ...ag port on the regular or composite asset strip A blade extension strip contains 4 to 16 tag ports The following diagrams illustrate a tag connector cable and a blade extension strip with 16 tag ports Tag connector cable A Barcode ID number for the tag connector cable B Tag connector C Cable connector for connecting the blade extension strip Note A tag connector cable has a unique barcode which is...

Page 98: ...nnect the tag connector cable to the blade extension strip Plug the cable s connector into the socket at either end of the blade extension strip 2 Move the blade extension strip toward the bottom of the blade chassis until its mylar section is fully under the chassis and verify that the blade extension strip does not fall off easily If necessary you may use the adhesive tape in the back of the myl...

Page 99: ...ected to the blade extension strip via asset tags 5 Plug the tag connector of the blade extension strip into the closest tag port of the regular or composite asset strip on the rack 6 Repeat the above steps to connect additional blade extension strips Up to 128 asset tags on blade extension strips are supported per FEATURE port Note If you need to temporarily disconnect the blade extension strip f...

Page 100: ...es in the cabinet The following diagram illustrates AMS M3 Z A Two RJ 45 connectors B Tag ports Important DO NOT hot swap or hot plug any AMS Mx Z in a composite asset strip chain after connecting the chain to the PX3 device Doing so may cause the device s FEATURE port to malfunction To connect composite asset strips to the PX3 device If there are only 2 or 3 IT devices to track you can connect on...

Page 101: ...le CAT5e or higher a Connect one end of the cable to the RJ 45 port labeled Input on the composite asset strip For a composite asset strip chain connect the cable to the Input port of the first asset strip b Connect the other end of the cable to the FEATURE port on the PX3 device 3 Affix an asset tag to the IT device Then connect this asset tag to the composite asset strip by plugging the tag conn...

Page 102: ...to hot swap or hot plug any AMS Mx Z in a composite asset strip chain that has been connected to Raritan s PDU SRC or PMC Therefore first disconnect the chain from the device when you need to swap or add any AMS Mx Z to the chain Raritan devices Maximum strips per chain EMX2 111 PX2 PDUs BCM1 NOT BCM2 series Up to 4 composite asset strips are supported Smart Rack Controller EMX2 888 PX3 PDUs PX3TS...

Page 103: ...nt webcams on the Internet The PX3 supports up to two webcams After connecting a webcam you can retrieve visual information from anywhere through the PX3 web interface For more information on the Logitech webcam refer to the user documentation accompanying it To connect a webcam 1 Connect the webcam to the USB A port on the PX3 The PX3 automatically detects the webcam 2 Position the webcam properl...

Page 104: ...s To connect the GSM modem 1 Connect the GSM modem to the serial port labeled CONSOLE MODEM on the PX3 A third party RJ 45 to DB9 male adapter cable is required for this connection See RJ45 to DB9 Cable Requirements for Modem Connections on page 888 2 Configure the GSM modem as needed See the supporting GSM modem help for information on configuring the GSM modem 3 Configure the GSM modem settings ...

Page 105: ...upported modem 2 Plug the modem s RS 232 cable into the serial port labeled CONSOLE MODEM on the PX3 A third party RJ 45 to DB9 male adapter cable is required for this connection See RJ45 to DB9 Cable Requirements for Modem Connections on page 888 You need to enable the modem dial in support to take advantage of this feature see Configuring the Serial Port on page 439 Connecting an External Beeper...

Page 106: ...enable the support of the LHX SHX heat exchanger see Miscellaneous on page 447 Connecting a Modbus RTU Device or Bus If connecting the Modbus RTU devices to PX3 and enabling the Modbus Gateway feature the Modbus TCP clients on your network will be able to communicate with those Modbus RTU devices attached to PX3 To use the Modbus Gateway feature 1 Connect a Modbus RTU device or a Modbus bus with m...

Page 107: ...addresses using the Modbus unit identifier addresses in the Modbus TCP protocol If the Modbus TCP client does not support unit identifier addressing refer to Changing Modbus Settings on page 321 The PX3 supports communications to multiple Modbus RTU devices Note that the connected Modbus RTU devices are invisible to the PX3 ...

Page 108: ...t Breakers 139 Fuse 141 Beeper 144 Replaceable Controller 145 Threaded Grounding Point 146 Panel Components PX3 comes in Zero U 1U and 2U sizes All types of models come with the following components on the outer panels Inlet Outlets Connection ports Dot matrix LCD display Reset button Connection ports the LCD display and reset button are located on a replaceable controller of the PX3 model See Rep...

Page 109: ... to your PX3 for appropriate input ratings or range of ratings There is no power switch on the PX3 To power cycle the PDU unplug it from the branch circuit wait 10 seconds and then plug it back in Besides a PX3 Zero U model supports a relocatable inlet See Zero U Models Relocatable Inlet on page 88 Zero U Models Relocatable Inlet You can easily change the inlet s location from the side to the top ...

Page 110: ...Series These models are NOT outlet switching capable so all outlets are always in the ON state A small LED adjacent to each outlet indicates the outlet state Outlet LEDs always light red indicating that the outlet power is ON PX3 5000 Series These models are outlet switching capable A small LED adjacent to each outlet indicates the outlet or PDU state The PDU is shipped from the factory with all o...

Page 111: ...d NOT LIVE The outlet is turned on but power is not available For example a circuit breaker has tripped or a phase fails on a three phase model Cycling through Red Green and Yellow n a The PX3 device has just been plugged in and its management software is loading LED color cycling does not interrupt power to outlets It is an indication of firmware loading Note When a PX3 powers up it proceeds with...

Page 112: ...ort Functions The table below explains the function of each port Port Used for USB B Cascading PX3 devices for sharing a network connection See Cascading All Devices via USB on page 37 Establishing a USB connection between a computer and the PX3 for Using the command line interface Performing the disaster recovery Contact Raritan Technical Support for instructions Connecting to an Android mobile d...

Page 113: ... not an RS 232 port so do NOT plug in an RS 232 device or damages can be caused to the device CONSOLE MODEM RJ 45 Establishing a serial connection between the PX3 and a computer or modem You need a third party RJ 45 to DB9 adapter cable for the connection s Note that the RJ 45 to DB9 adapter cable for connecting a computer is different from the one for connecting a modem For details refer to RJ45 ...

Page 114: ...T speeds Note that the yellow LED of the ETH 10 100 port has NO function so it will not be lit regardless of the communication status You can use either Ethernet port for network connection or cascading See Extended Cascading with PX3 Devices on page 40 Note Network connection to this port is not required if wireless connection is preferred or if the PX3 is a slave device in the cascading configur...

Page 115: ...is installed 1U and 2U models do NOT adjust the content s orientation If the orientation of your Zero U model s LCD content does not meet your need you can manually change it and stick to the orientation See Manually Changing PX3 s Zero U LCD Orientation on page 133 Note 1 All dot matrix LCD display diagrams illustrated in the User Guide are for Zero U models Your dot matrix LCD may look slightly ...

Page 116: ...in the automatic mode See Front Panel Settings on page 437 Manual mode To view more information or control outlets if your PX3 is outlet switching capable enter the manual mode Press or to enter the manual mode where the Main Menu is first displayed See Main Menu on page 98 To return to the automatic mode press once or multiple times When an alert exists In the automatic mode when an alert occurs ...

Page 117: ...hapter 5 Introduction to PDU Components 96 Control Buttons Use the control buttons to navigate to the menu in the manual mode Button Function Up Down OK Back OR Switch between automatic and manual modes ...

Page 118: ... any Control outlets if your model supports outlet switching Color changes of the display s top and bottom bars In the manual mode both the top and bottom bars will turn yellow or red to indicate the presence of any alert For color definitions see Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 Screen with yellow bars Screen with red bars All alerts enter the warning level only Partial or all alerts...

Page 119: ...n be used and the system time are shown at the bottom of the LCD display The currently selected item s number and total of menu items are indicated in the top right corner of the display If any alerts exist the top and bottom bars on the LCD display change the color from black to yellow or red See Operating the Dot Matrix LCD Display on page 97 ...

Page 120: ...ve this menu item Outlets Shows each outlet s information If your PDU supports outlet switching you can turn on off or power cycle an outlet See Outlets on page 110 Outlet Groups Show each outlet group s information If your PX3 supports outlet switching you can turn on off or power cycle an outlet group See Outlet Groups on page 115 Peripherals Shows the information of connected Raritan environmen...

Page 121: ...ion is available in the web interface s Dashboard See Dashboard Alerted Sensors on page 166 If there are no alerted sensors the LCD display shows the message No Alerts To view alerted sensors 1 Press or to select Alerts in the Main Menu and press 2 Alerted sensors if any are highlighted in either red or yellow For color definitions see Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 The top and bott...

Page 122: ...ow For further information see Sensor Actuator States on page 240 Alarmed Lower Critical below lower critical Lower Warning below lower warning Upper Warning above upper warning Upper Critical above upper critical Open only available for Raritan PDUs with overcurrent protectors The Details command appears for alarms only If your Alert List comprises alerted sensors only then Details is not shown 3...

Page 123: ...formation of the alarm b Optional If the alarm occurred more than one time the numbers of current page and total pages are shown in the top right corner similar to the above diagram Press or to view the information of other occurrences c To acknowledge all alarms now press ...

Page 124: ...4000 and PX3 5000 series only 12V power supply status Tip The internal beeper state information is also available in the PX3 web interface See PDU on page 173 To view or configure PDU information 1 Press or to select PDU in the Main Menu and press 2 The internal beeper state is shown Active or Off In the Active state the reason of turning on the beeper is indicated and the top bottom bars turn red...

Page 125: ...le interface in certification labs where they use an optical sensor to count the number of pulses and compare it to the energy reading of a reference meter a To change the energy pulse settings press b Press or to select an option c Press to confirm the selection or to cancel Note All outlet LEDs on the PX3 turn OFF after enabling the energy pulsing You still can turn on or off outlets during the ...

Page 126: ...tatus of the 12V power supply to the controller For details on this sensor see 12V Power Supply Sensor on page 182 5 If your PX3 has more than one inlet press to show the information of total active power W and total active energy Wh 6 To return to the Main Menu press ...

Page 127: ...o mute the beeper via the front panel whenever the beeper sounds for an alarm By default the beeper s mute control feature via front panel is enabled Tip To disable this feature see Front Panel Settings on page 437 To mute the internal beeper during an alarm 1 Press or to select PDU in the Main Menu and press 2 Press A confirmation message appears ...

Page 128: ... the Beeper State shows Active Muted Note that the alarmed state remains unchanged yet for the moment Inlet An inlet s information is divided into two pages Page numbers are indicated in the top right corner of the LCD display To show the inlet information 1 Press or to select Inlet I1 in the Main Menu and press ...

Page 129: ...ive energy Wh 3 To go to other page s press or For a single phase model the second page shows the inlet s voltage V frequency Hz and current A For a three phase model the next several pages respectively show unbalanced current s percentage line frequency and the current and voltage values of each line 4 To return to the Main Menu press ...

Page 130: ... The LCD display shows a list of overcurrent protectors similar to the following diagram Number Description Overcurrent protector names Associated lines and rated current are displayed below each overcurrent protector s name Current reading of the corresponding overcurrent protector 3 If the desired overcurrent protector is not visible press or to scroll up or down Note If any circuit breaker trip...

Page 131: ...yed on the LCD display Control buttons that can be used and the system time are shown at the bottom of the LCD display To show an outlet s information 1 Press or to select Outlets in the Main Menu and press 2 The LCD display shows a list of outlets with their receptacle types current values A and power states which are indicated by the colors of circles The currently selected outlet number and tot...

Page 132: ...ress or to scroll up or down 4 The LCD display shows the selected outlet s power state active power W apparent power VA power factor PF and active energy Wh Note In the following diagrams N represents the selected outlet s number 5 To go to the next page which shows the outlet s voltage V frequency Hz and current A press or ...

Page 133: ... the Switch On option is unavailable For an outlet which has been turned off the Switch Off option is unavailable Control buttons that can be used and the system time are shown at the bottom of the LCD display To power on off or cycle an outlet using the LCD display 1 Press or to select Outlets in the Main Menu and press 2 The LCD display shows a list of outlets with their receptacle types current...

Page 134: ...desired outlet is not visible press or to scroll up or down 4 The LCD display shows the selected outlet s information For details see Showing an Outlet s Information on page 110 Note In the following diagrams N represents the selected outlet s number 5 Press to go to the power control page A submenu similar to the following diagram appears ...

Page 135: ...he outlet Cycle Power cycle the outlet The outlet is turned off and then on 7 A confirmation message appears Press or to select Yes or No and then press Yes Confirm the operation No Abort the operation 8 Verify that the selected outlet is switched on or off depending on the option you selected in the above step Check the outlet state shown on the LCD display red or green circles Check the outlet L...

Page 136: ...up s Information Only PDUs with outlet switching and or outlet metering feature show this menu item If any outlet group has been created the front panel then shows a list of these groups and their status See Creating an Outlet Group on page 209 Control buttons that can be used and the system time are shown at the bottom of the LCD display To show an outlet group s information 1 Press or to select ...

Page 137: ...cates that all outlets of the group are powered on A green circle indicates that all outlets of the group are powered off A half red half green circle indicates some outlets are powered on while the others of the group are powered off 3 Press or to select an outlet group and press If the desired outlet group is not visible press or to scroll up or down 4 The LCD display shows the selected outlet g...

Page 138: ...ms N represents the selected outlet group s index number The rightmost number in the title bar represents this group s total pages 5 To check the status of each member outlet of the group press or 6 To return to the Main Menu press several times until the Main Menu is shown ...

Page 139: ... display 1 Press or to select Outlet Groups in the Main Menu and press The LCD display shows a list of outlet groups The currently selected outlet group s number and total of outlet groups are indicated in the top right corner of the display such as 1 4 in the above diagram A red circle indicates that all outlets of the group are powered on A green circle indicates that all outlets of the group ar...

Page 140: ...s group s total pages 3 Press to go to the power control page A submenu similar to the following diagram appears Note The submenu is not available when the front panel outlet control is disabled If so a message Front panel outlet control is disabled is displayed 4 Press or to select the desired option and press Switch On Turn on the outlet group Switch Off Turn off the outlet group ...

Page 141: ...nnected to your PX3 the LCD display shows the message No managed devices for the Peripherals menu command If you have enabled the front panel actuator control function you can switch on or off a connected actuator using the LCD display See Miscellaneous on page 447 To show environmental sensor or actuator information 1 Press or to select Peripherals in the Main Menu and press 2 The display shows a...

Page 142: ...ensor or actuator states as listed below For further information see Sensor Actuator States on page 240 n a unavailable Normal Alarmed Lower Critical below lower critical Lower Warning below lower warning Upper Warning above upper warning Upper Critical above upper critical On Off Open Closed A numeric sensor shows both the reading and state A state sensor or actuator shows the state only ...

Page 143: ...ctuator x Sensor or actuator name The following information is listed Serial number Chain position which involves the following information Port N N is the number of the sensor port where this sensor or actuator is connected This number is always 1 for PX3 Chain Pos n n is the sensor or actuator s position in a sensor daisy chain Note Only DX DX2 DPX2 and DPX3 series provide the chain position inf...

Page 144: ...is displayed State of a state sensor Normal Alarmed Open or Closed State of an actuator On or Off Reading of a numeric sensor X Y and Z coordinates which you specify for this sensor or actuator See Individual Sensor Actuator Pages on page 247 To switch on or off an actuator 1 Follow the above steps 1 to 3 to select an actuator ...

Page 145: ...ere are no Raritan asset management strips connected the LCD display shows the message No asset strips connected for the Assets menu command After connecting asset strips only the information of the rack units where asset tags have been detected is shown on the LCD display To show asset strip information 1 Press or to select Assets in the Main Menu and press 2 The display shows the available asset...

Page 146: ...mber of the tags attached to the asset strip In the following diagram this number is 30 Blade Tags number of the tags attached to the blade extension strip s if any In the following diagram this number is 2 Note The Blade Tags information appears only when there are tags detected on the connected blade extension strip Type the asset strip type Numbering the numbering mode See Asset Strip on page 2...

Page 147: ... 4 Press again to show a list of available tags and their information When the list exceeds one page the currently selected main tag and total of available main tags are indicated in the top right corner of the display If the desired tag is not visible press or to scroll up or down ...

Page 148: ...t show up when no name is available If the connected tag is the blade extension strip it shows blade extension and indicates how many tags and slots are available on this extension strip A color box which represents the current LED color of the tag port where this asset tag is connected The default is green You can customize the color See Asset Strip on page 256 The connected asset tag s ID number...

Page 149: ...umber of each asset tag The connected asset tag s ID number barcode Device Info The display shows the device s information network and IPv4 IPv6 settings through various pages Page numbers are indicated in the top right corner of the LCD display To show the device information 1 Press or to select Device Info in the Main Menu and press 2 Device information similar to the following diagram displays ...

Page 150: ...Components 129 Number Description Device ratings including rated voltage frequency current and power 3 Press to show the Network Common page Number Description DNS servers Default gateways 4 Press to show the Network Cascading page ...

Page 151: ...et to Port Forwarding and it is a master device Slave Connected Indicates whether the presence of a slave device is detected yes or no Port Forwarding Slave This device s cascading mode is set to Port Forwarding and it is a slave device Slave Connected Indicates whether the presence of a slave device is detected yes or no Cascade Position Indicates the position of a slave device in the Port Forwar...

Page 152: ...Chapter 5 Introduction to PDU Components 131 A PX3 has two Ethernet pages ETH1 and ETH2 Number Description Ethernet interface information including MAC address Speed Full or half duplex ...

Page 153: ... or Automatic or Static Static represents Static IP IP address Prefix length such as 24 Note If you disable any Ethernet interface a message Interface Disabled is shown See Ethernet Interface Settings on page 290 If you do not enable IPv4 IPv6 settings an IPv4 or IPv6 Disabled message is displayed 6 Press to show the WIRELESS page ...

Page 154: ...o return to the Main Menu press Manually Changing PX3 s Zero U LCD Orientation A Zero U model has a tilt sensor that can detect the orientation of its physical device to automatically adjust ts LCD content s orientation If the LCD s orientation does not meet your need you can manually configure it The factory default is automatic orientation To set up the LCD orientation 1 Press or simultaneously ...

Page 155: ...rted sensors enter the warning levels the screen s background turns yellow When at least one of the alerted sensors enters the critical level or there is any alarm the screen s background turns red For color definitions see Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 The following illustrates the alerts notices in red When there are only alerted sensors NO ALARMS are present Number Description T...

Page 156: ... to PDU Components 135 When there is any alarm present The LCD display looks similar to the above diagram except that it shows the alarm s and the available command in the bottom right corner is Actions instead of Alert list ...

Page 157: ...ations For the notice listing alerted sensors only press to view a list of all alerted sensors See Alerts on page 100 For the notice where at least an alarm is present press Then do the following a Two options display Press or to select either option and press ...

Page 158: ...e alarms after viewing the list See Alerts on page 100 Acknowledge all alarms This option immediately acknowledges all existing alarms without showing the list of alarms b Optional If Acknowledge all alarms is selected in the above step a confirmation prompt similar to the diagram below appears Press or to confirm or abort the operation and press ...

Page 159: ...eds or fails Reset Button The reset button is located inside the small hole labeled RESET near the display panel Pressing this reset button restarts the PX3 software without any loss of power to outlets The PX3 can be reset to its factory default values using this button when a serial connection is available See Resetting to Factory Defaults on page 793 The following images illustrate the location...

Page 160: ... flow ceases to all outlets connected to it You must manually reset the circuit breaker so that affected outlets can resume normal operation Depending on the model you purchased the circuit breaker may use a button or handle reset mechanism Resetting the Button Type Circuit Breaker Your button type circuit breakers may look slightly different from the images shown in this section but the reset pro...

Page 161: ...e type breakers 1 Lift the hinged cover over the breaker 2 Check if the colorful rectangle or triangle below the operating handle is GREEN indicating that the breaker has tripped 3 Examine your PX3 and the connected equipment to remove or resolve the cause that results in the overload or short circuit This step is required or you cannot proceed with the next step 4 Pull up the operating handle unt...

Page 162: ...e new fuse must be the same as the original one Use of inappropriately rated fuse results in damage to the PDU and connected equipment electric shock fire personal injury or death Depending on the design of your PDU the fuse replacement methods differ Fuse Replacement on Zero U Models This section only applies to a Zero U PDU with replaceable fuses To replace a fuse on Zero U models 1 Lift the hin...

Page 163: ...5 Insert a new fuse into the holder There is no orientation limit for fuse insertion 6 Close the fuse holder and the hinged cover in a reverse order Fuse Replacement on 1U Models On the 1U model a fuse is installed in a fuse knob which fits into the PDU s fuse carrier Number Description Fuse carrier Fuse knob where a fuse is installed ...

Page 164: ... knob out of the fuse carrier 3 Remove the original fuse from this knob and insert either end of a new one into the knob Make sure the new fuse s rating is the same as the original one Number Description Fuse knob Fuse 4 Install this knob along with the new fuse into the fuse carrier using a flat screwdriver a Have this knob s slot inclined 45 degrees when inserting the knob into the fuse carrier ...

Page 165: ...that the corresponding fuse LED is lit indicating that the fuse works properly Beeper The PX3 includes an internal beeper to issue an audible alarm for an overcurrent protector which is open The beeper sounds an alarm within 3 seconds of a circuit breaker trip The beeper stops as soon as all circuit breakers have been reset You can also set the internal beeper to sound for specific events See Even...

Page 166: ...ase a new controller from Raritan 1U 2U PDUs and all of PX3 3000 series do NOT support this feature To request a new controller Contact tech raritan com to request a new PX3 controller Include these details with your request The serial number of the PDU The serial number of the controller board The full model number of the PDU The firmware version that the PDU is running if known To replace a cont...

Page 167: ...new PX3 controller and install it back into the PDU in the reverse order Threaded Grounding Point If the PX3 model you purchased is designed to have a threaded grounding point you can identify it via the grounding symbol as shown below Wire this point to an electrical system in order to protectively ground the PX3 ...

Page 168: ...s 284 Maintenance 449 Webcam Management 478 SmartLock and Card Reader 492 Supported Web Browsers Internet Explorer 11 Firefox 52 and later Safari Mac Google Chrome 52 and later Android 4 2 and later iOS 7 0 and later Login Logout and Password Change The first time you log in to the PX3 use the factory default admin user credentials For details refer to the Quick Setup Guide accompanying the produc...

Page 169: ...p You can also enter the desired page s URL so that you can immediately go to that page after login See Quick Access to a Specific Page on page 158 2 If any security alert message appears accept it 3 The login screen displays Type your user name and password User credentials are case sensitive 4 Optional If a security agreement is displayed accept it Otherwise you cannot log in Note To configure t...

Page 170: ...eb interface shown onscreen may look slightly different from the image below Note The address to access a slave device in the Port Forwarding mode via non standard ports is a combination of a protocol http or https an IP address and a port number See Port Forwarding Examples on page 310 ...

Page 171: ...ot Now ignores the request for this time only Do not ask again ignores the request permanently If you select this checkbox then click Not Now Or enter the new password and click Ok Users without permissions listed must change password Note This password change request also appears if the force password change is enabled in the user account setting See Creating Users on page 273 To change your pass...

Page 172: ...tion on how to activate a web browser s password manager see the user documentation accompanying your browser PX3 does NOT support other browser password managers Logout After finishing your tasks you should log out to prevent others from accessing the PX3 web interface To log out without closing the web browser Click Logout on the top right corner OR Close the tab of PX3 while there are other tab...

Page 173: ...rface Overview The web interface consists of four areas as shown below Operation 1 Click any menu or submenu item in the area of 2 That item s data setup page is then opened in the area of 3 Now you can view or configure settings on the opened page ...

Page 174: ... 6 Using the Web Interface 153 4 To return to the main menu and the Dashboard page click on the top left corner Number Web interface element Menu on page 155 Data setup page of the selected menu item Left side ...

Page 175: ...ount settings Logout button From top to bottom Your PX3 model Current firmware version Online Documentation link to the online help of PX3 See Browsing through the Online Help on page 927 Raritan Support link to Raritan Technical Support webpage Date and time of your user account s last login Click Last Login to view your login history PX3 system time which is converted to the time zone of your co...

Page 176: ...ary of the PX3 status including a list of alerted sensors and alarms if any See Dashboard on page 160 PDU Device data and settings such as the device name and MAC address See PDU on page 173 Inlet Inlet status and settings such as inlet thresholds See Inlet on page 183 Outlets Outlet status settings and outlet control if your model is outlet switching capable See Outlets on page 188 ...

Page 177: ...and settings such as OCP thresholds See OCPs on page 222 Peripherals Status and settings of Raritan environmental sensor packages if connected See Peripherals on page 231 Feature Port The name Feature Port s will be replaced with one of the device names listed to the right Status and settings of the device connected to the Feature port s which can be one of the following Asset Strip External Beepe...

Page 178: ...X2 DH2C2 Note that this page is not available if connecting the door handles to other Raritan sensors than DX2 DH2C2 Card Readers Lists the card readers connected to PX3 directly or indirectly See SmartLock and Card Reader on page 492 User Management Data and settings of user accounts and groups such as password change See User Management on page 272 Device Settings Device related settings includi...

Page 179: ... you often visit a specific page in the PX3 web interface you can note down its URL or bookmark it with your web browser Next time you just enter its URL in the address bar of the browser prior to login After login the PX3 immediately shows the wanted page rather than the Dashboard page Besides you can also send the URL to other users so that they immediately see that page after login using their ...

Page 180: ...e ascending or descending order based on the selected column Illustration Event Log 1 By default the Event Log is sorted in the descending order based on the ID column Therefore the arrow is displayed adjacent to the ID header 2 To have it resorted in the ascending order based on the same column click the ID header 3 The arrow turns to indicating the list is sorted in the ascending order 4 To reso...

Page 181: ...ce 160 5 The arrow now appears adjacent to the selected column Event Class indicating the list is sorted in the ascending order based on that column Dashboard The Dashboard page contains four to five sections depending on your model ...

Page 182: ...CP on page 164 Alerted Sensors When no sensors enter the alarmed state this section shows the message No Alerted Sensors When any sensor enters the alarmed state this section lists all of them See Dashboard Alerted Sensors on page 166 Inlet History The chart of the inlet s active power history is displayed by default You can make it show a different data type See Dashboard Inlet History on page 16...

Page 183: ...is section does NOT display as long as there are no hardware failures present See Hardware Issue Detection on page 474 Dashboard Inlet I1 The number of phases shown in the Inlet section is model dependent Link to the Inlet page To view more information or configure the inlet s click this section s title Inlet I1 to go to the Inlet page See Inlet on page 183 Left side generic inlet power data ...

Page 184: ...ctor Line frequency Hz Unbalanced current model dependent Right side inlet s current and voltage The right side shows the current and voltage data per phase For a single phase device it shows only one line but for a three phase device it shows three lines L1 L2 and L3 Inlet data from top to bottom includes RMS current A and rated current The smaller gray text adjacent to RMS current is the rated c...

Page 185: ...ors normal above upper warning above upper critical Note The below lower warning and below lower critical states also show yellow and red colors respectively However it is not meaningful to enable the two thresholds for current levels Dashboard OCP Availability and total number of OCPs depend on the models Each OCP s link To view more information or configure individual OCPs click the desired OCP ...

Page 186: ... levels OCP status open or closed Associated line pair The RMS current bars automatically change colors to indicate the current status if OCP thresholds have been enabled To configure thresholds see OCPs on page 222 Status Bar colors normal above upper warning above upper critical Note The below lower warning and below lower critical states also show yellow and red colors respectively However it i...

Page 187: ...iled information or configure each alerted sensor you can click each sensor s name to go to individual sensor pages See Individual Sensor Actuator Pages on page 247 If wanted you can resort the list by clicking the desired column header See Sorting a List on page 159 Summary in the section title Information in parentheses adjacent to the title is the total number of alerted sensors For example 1 C...

Page 188: ... List of alerted sensors Two icons are used to indicate various sensor states Icons Sensor states Numeric sensors above upper warning below lower warning Numeric sensors above upper critical below lower critical State sensors alarmed state For details see Sensor Actuator States on page 240 ...

Page 189: ...ere abnormal events within the past tens of minutes The default is to show the inlet s active power data You can have it show the chart of other inlet power data Simply select a different data type by clicking the selector below the diagram Available data types include RMS current RMS voltage Active power Apparent power ...

Page 190: ...ver your mouse over the data line in the chart Both the time and data are displayed as illustrated below Inlet selection on multi inlet models If your PDU is a multi inlet model you can have one or multiple inlets show their power charts by selecting the checkbox es of the desired inlet s ...

Page 191: ...art their colors differ You can identify each inlet s data according to the colors of the selected inlet checkboxes When both inlets are shown in the chart simply hover your mouse over either inlet s data line Both inlets values display simultaneously marked with corresponding colors ...

Page 192: ...manually acknowledge an alarm To acknowledge an alarm Click Acknowledge and that alarm then disappears from the Alarms section This table explains each column of the alarms list Field Description Name Custom name of the Alarm action Reason The first event that triggers the alert First Appearance Date and time when the event indicated in the Reason column occurred for the first time Last Appearance...

Page 193: ...l number of additional reasons is displayed You can click it to view a list of all events The date and time shown on the PX3 web interface are automatically converted to your computer s time zone To avoid time confusion it is suggested to apply the same time zone settings as those of PX3 to your computer or mobile device Tip You can also acknowledge all alarms by operating the LCD display Refer to...

Page 194: ...12V Power Supply Sensor on page 182 To configure global settings 1 Click Edit Settings 2 Now you can configure the fields Click to select an option Adjust the numeric values For time related fields if you do not prefer the option selection using you can type a value manually which must include a time unit such as 50 s See Time Units on page 180 In the following table those fields marked with are a...

Page 195: ...ise the default outlet state settings may not work properly You can override the global outlet state setting on a per outlet basis so specific outlets behave differently on startup See Individual Outlet Pages on page 200 This setting works only when Relay behavior on power loss is set to Non latching This is because all relays keep their states unchanged in the latching mode regardless of the powe...

Page 196: ...nt when many devices connected to the PDU are turned on Range 100 milliseconds to 10 seconds See Inrush Current and Inrush Guard Delay on page 179 3 Click Save To reset ALL active energy counters An active energy reading is a value of total accumulated energy which is never reset even if the power fails or the PX3 is rebooted However you can manually reset this reading to restart the energy accumu...

Page 197: ...s Total active energy sum of all inlets active energy values Total active power sum of all inlets active power values For an in line monitor with multiple inlets outlets Total active energy sum of all outlets active energy values Total active power sum of all outlets active power values To configure the thresholds of total active energy and power For a multi inlet model or an in line monitor a Thr...

Page 198: ...it breakers has tripped or blown See Beeper on page 144 You have set an event rule that turns on the internal beeper when a specific event occurs and that event occurs now See Event Rules and Actions on page 353 On the PX3 supporting residual current monitoring RCM the beeper also sounds when an RCM alarm is detected Note that only the RCM sensor will cause the PDU to beep while RCM DC sensor does...

Page 199: ...PDU trip circuit breakers when power is applied to the PDU This is the factory default operating mode Latching Mode Relay does not open when power is lost This is the preferred operating mode ONLY if you are sure in rush current does not trip circuit breakers when power is applied to the PDU Power to the outlet is not disrupted if a PDU internal failure occurs In Latching mode the following featur...

Page 200: ... be charging Tip When there are a large number of outlets set the value to a smaller number to avoid a long wait before all outlets are available Inrush Current and Inrush Guard Delay Inrush current When electrical devices are turned on they can initially draw a very large current known as inrush current Inrush current typically lasts for 20 40 milliseconds Inrush guard delay The inrush guard dela...

Page 201: ... Thresholds for total active energy and total active power are disabled by default You can enable and set them so that you are alerted when the total active energy or total active power hits a certain level For a regular PX3 model with multiple inlets Total active energy sum of all inlets active energy values Total active power sum of all inlets active power values For an in line monitor with mult...

Page 202: ... Click the desired sensor required and then click Edit Thresholds 4 Make changes as needed To enable any threshold select the corresponding checkbox Type a new value in the accompanying text box For concepts of thresholds deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout see Sensor Threshold Settings on page 893 5 Click Save ...

Page 203: ...ause of a power failure on the inlet or a broken 12V power supply Instead it is receiving power from another PX3 PDU See Power Sharing Restrictions and Connection on page 45 After entering the fault state this sensor is listed in the Alerted Sensors section of the Dashboard See Dashboard on page 160 unavailable The communication with the 12V power supply sensor is lost Alternatives for checking th...

Page 204: ... Multi Inlet Model on page 186 Generic inlet information shown Inlet power overview which is the same as Dashboard Inlet I1 on page 162 A list of inlet sensors with more details Number of available inlet sensors depends on the model Sensors show both readings and states Sensors in warning or critical states are highlighted in yellow or red See Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 Inlet s ...

Page 205: ...n reset to zero Tip To reset ALL active energy counters on the PX3 see PDU on page 173 To configure inlet thresholds Per default there are pre defined RMS voltage and current threshold values in related fields See Default Voltage and Current Thresholds on page 901 You can modify them to meet your needs 1 Click the Thresholds title bar at the bottom of the page to display inlet thresholds 2 Click t...

Page 206: ...deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout see Sensor Threshold Settings on page 893 4 Click Save To configure residual current thresholds If your model supports residual current monitoring a section titled Residual Current Monitor is displayed on the Inlet page See Web Interface Operations for RCM on page 801 ...

Page 207: ...re each inlet 1 Click Show Details of the desired inlet 2 Now you can configure the selected inlet such as enabling thresholds or resetting its energy See Inlet on page 183 To disable the inlet see the following instructions To disable one or multiple inlets 1 On the individual inlet s data page click Edit Settings 2 Select the Disable this inlet checkbox ...

Page 208: ...vailable Sensor readings states warnings alarms or event notifications associated with the disabled inlet Sensor readings states warnings alarms or event notifications for all outlets and overcurrent protectors associated with the disabled inlet The outlet switching capability if available for all outlets associated with the disabled inlet Exception All active energy sensors continue to accumulate...

Page 209: ...tlets status If any outlet sensor enters the alarmed state it is highlighted in yellow or red See Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 Perform actions on all or multiple outlets simultaneously with setup power control commands on the top right corner Note that only outlet switching capable models show the power control buttons and you must have the Switch Outlet permission to perform outl...

Page 210: ...t those you want to show and deselect those you want to hide See Available Data of the Outlets Overview Page on page 192 To configure global outlet settings or perform the load shedding command 1 Click to show a list of commands 2 Select the desired command Note that only outlet switching capable models have the commands marked with in the table Command Refer to Threshold Bulk Setup Bulk Configura...

Page 211: ...ts current power state That is you can turn on any outlet that is already turned on or turn off any outlet that is already turned off 1 Click to make checkboxes appear in front of outlets Tip To perform the desired action on only one outlet you can simply click that outlet without making the checkboxes appear 2 Select multiple outlets To select ALL outlets select the topmost checkbox in the header...

Page 212: ...gs Confirm the operation when prompted Tip To reset ALL active energy counters on the PX3 see PDU on page 173 You can also power control an outlet or reset its active energy from Individual Outlet Pages on page 200 4 When performing any outlet switching operation a Sequence running message similar to the following displays before the outlet switching process finishes It indicates how many selected...

Page 213: ...urned on Outlet turned off RMS current A Active power W Power factor Non critical setting for indicating whether the outlet is a non critical outlet This information is available on outlet switching capable models only Non critical setting Description true The outlet is a non critical outlet which will be turned OFF in the load shedding mode See Load Shedding Mode on page 197 false The outlet is a...

Page 214: ...le or all outlets can be configured simultaneously on the Outlets page Per default there are pre defined RMS voltage and current threshold values in related fields See Default Voltage and Current Thresholds on page 901 To configure thresholds related settings for multiple outlets 1 On the Outlets page click Threshold Bulk Setup 2 In the Show Outlet Sensors of Type field select a sensor type 3 Sele...

Page 215: ...ich the outlets power ON This is useful when there is a specific order in which some IT equipment should be powered up first In addition you can make a delay occur between two outlets that are turned on consecutively For example if the power on sequence is Outlet 1 through Outlet 8 and you want the PX3 to wait for 5 seconds before turning on Outlet 4 after Outlet 3 is turned on assign a delay of 5...

Page 216: ... after it is turned on 2 Type a new value in seconds 3 Click Save PX3 will insert a power on delay between the configured outlet and the one following it during the power on process Setting Non Critical Outlets Outlets that are turned off when load shedding is activated are called non critical outlets Outlets that are not affected by load shedding are called critical outlets See Load Shedding Mode...

Page 217: ...header row 3 To turn non critical outlets into critical ones deselect their checkboxes To deselect ALL outlets deselect the topmost checkbox in the header row 4 Click Save Tip You can also set up non critical outlet setting by configuring outlets one by one See Individual Outlet Pages on page 200 ...

Page 218: ...n exiting the load shedding mode Activation of load shedding can be accomplished using the web interface SNMP or CLI or triggered by the contact closure sensors Tip It is better to check non critical outlets prior to manually entering the load shedding mode The non critical information can be retrieved from the Outlets page See Outlets on page 188 or Available Data of the Outlets Overview Page on ...

Page 219: ...lly displays on the Outlets page Tip To make the Non Critical column appear when the load shedding mode is not activated yet See Outlets on page 188 or Available Data of the Outlets Overview Page on page 192 To exit from the load shedding mode 1 On the Outlets page click Deactivate Load Shedding 2 Click Deactivate on the confirmation message Now you can turn on off any outlets TIP automatic load s...

Page 220: ...ck icon Non critical outlets that were powered ON prior to the load shedding mode Non critical outlets that you manually switch on during the load shedding mode Note The switching on operation does not power on the selected non critical outlets while the load shedding mode is active but will cause those outlets to be automatically turned on after disabling the load shedding mode Which outlets show...

Page 221: ... s page shows this outlet s detailed information See Detailed Information on Outlet Pages on page 206 In addition you can perform the following operations on this outlet page Note that only outlet switching capable models show the power control buttons and you must have the Switch Outlet permission to perform outlet switching operations To power control this outlet 1 Click one of the power control...

Page 222: ...ck Edit Settings 2 Configure available fields Note that the fields marked with are only available on outlet switching capable models Field Description Name Type an outlet name up to 64 characters long State on device startup Click this field to select this outlet s initial power state after PX3 powers up Options on off last known and PDU defined See Options for Outlet State on Startup on page 178 ...

Page 223: ... only when you want this outlet to turn off in the load shedding mode See Load Shedding Mode on page 197 3 Click Save 4 The outlet s custom name if available is displayed in the outlets list following by its label in parentheses Note for State on device startup This setting works only when Relay behavior on power loss is set to Non latching This is because all relays keep their states unchanged in...

Page 224: ...on page 173 To view this outlet s power chart By default this outlet s active power data within the past tens of minutes is shown in the power chart You can click the selector below the chart to show a different data type for this outlet including RMS current RMS voltage Active power Apparent power ...

Page 225: ...nd current threshold values in related fields See Default Voltage and Current Thresholds on page 901 You can modify the defaults as needed Note The threshold values set for an individual outlet will override the bulk threshold values if any stored on that particular outlet See Bulk Configuration for Outlet Thresholds on page 193 1 If the outlet s threshold data is invisible click the Thresholds ti...

Page 226: ...hanges as needed To enable any threshold select the corresponding checkbox Type a new value in the accompanying text box For concepts of thresholds deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout see Sensor Threshold Settings on page 893 4 Click Save ...

Page 227: ...t Protector links in the Details section Detailed Information on Outlet Pages Each outlet s data page has the Details section for showing general outlet information and Sensors section for showing the outlet sensor status Details section Field Description Label The physical outlet number Outlet status This information is only available on outlet switching capable models On or Off Receptacle type T...

Page 228: ... sensor enters the alarmed state it is highlighted in yellow or red See Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 Power Off Period Options for Individual Outlets There are two options for setting the power off period during the power cycle on each individual outlet s page See Individual Outlet Pages on page 200 Option Function PDU defined xxx Follows the global power off period setting which i...

Page 229: ...permissions below to be able to operate all or some of the outlet group features Administrator Privileges all operations Change Pdu Inlet Outlet Overcurrent Protector Configuration creating editing and deleting outlet groups Switch Outlet Group powering on off or cycle outlet groups Outlet group operations You can group one or multiple outlets on this page using See Creating an Outlet Group on pag...

Page 230: ... sum of all member outlets active energy values Reset the active energy values of the selected group s See Resetting a Group s Active Energy on page 214 Enable and set up the thresholds of a group s sensor s so that the PDU can display an alarm when a threshold is reached or crossed See Modifying an Outlet Group on page 216 Creating an Outlet Group You can create an outlet group if you often have ...

Page 231: ... can identify different groups through their unique index numbers Outlet Group Power Control You must have either permission below to power control any outlet groups Administrator Privileges Switch Outlet Group You can switch one or multiple outlet groups at a time on the Outlet Groups page To switch one single outlet group only there are two methods either the Outlet Groups page or individual gro...

Page 232: ...n the header row 3 Click the desired button Button command Action Power ON Power OFF Power cycle Power cycling the outlet s turns the outlet s off and then back on Confirm the operation when prompted 4 Verify that the outlet switching result on the Outlet State column of the Outlet Groups page For example if a group s Outlet State reads 1 on 2 off it means there are 3 outlets in total one of the o...

Page 233: ...ned off you can open that outlet group s page by clicking on its name To switch one group on a specific outlet group s page This method allows you to switch ONLY one outlet group at a time 1 Open a specific outlet group s page by clicking on its name 2 Click the desired power control button on the top right corner ...

Page 234: ...e When an outlet group that the user originally can switch is deleted and then re created with the same group name the user will not be able to switch the new outlet group with the same group name Solution 1 Edit the role assigned to the user See Editing or Deleting Roles on page 281 2 Find the Switch Outlet Group permission and re select that newly created outlet group in its outlet group list No...

Page 235: ...ds either Outlet Groups page or individual group page Resetting an outlet group s active energy has NO impact on any member outlet s active energy so all member outlets active energy values remain unchanged It requires the Administrator Privileges to reset any outlet group s active energy To reset the active energy of one or multiple groups on the Outlet Groups page This method allows you to reset...

Page 236: ...od allows you to reset the active energy of ONLY one outlet group at a time 1 Open a specific outlet group s page by clicking on its name 2 Click Reset in the Settings section Confirm the operation when prompted Note The energy reset feature on the PDU page resets active energy of outlets and or inlet s only It does NOT reset outlet groups active energy values See PDU on page 173 ...

Page 237: ...s page Change its member outlets Modify its group name Observe its group sensors values and states Active power sum of all member outlets active power values Active energy sum of increments of all member outlets active energy values For detailed information on the two group sensors see Outlet Groups on page 208 View the group s active power chart Configure the thresholds of its group sensors To op...

Page 238: ... this group To select any outlet s select them one by one from the Available list To select all available outlets click Select All To remove any outlet s from the Selected field click that outlet s To remove all outlets click Deselect All 3 Click Save To change the group name 1 Click Edit Settings 2 Type a new name ...

Page 239: ...x Type a new value in the accompanying text box For concepts of thresholds deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout see Sensor Threshold Settings on page 893 4 Click Save Deleting an Outlet Group To delete an outlet group you must have either permission below Administrator Privileges Change Pdu Inlet Outlet Overcurrent Protector Configuration You can delete one or multiple outlet groups at a t...

Page 240: ...t multiple outlet groups 3 To select ALL outlet groups select the topmost checkbox in the header row 4 Click Confirm the operation when prompted To delete a group on a specific outlet group s page This method allows you to delete ONLY one outlet group at a time 1 Open a specific outlet group s page by clicking on its name 2 Click Delete Confirm the operation when prompted ...

Page 241: ...ng To observe an outlet group s active power chart The chart of an outlet group s active power history will be shown for you to have an overview of its overall changes in the past tens of minutes To retrieve the exact data at a particular time hover your mouse over the data line in the chart Both the time and data are displayed as illustrated below ...

Page 242: ... individual page you can go to a member outlet s page easily Just click the outlet links in the Outlets section To visit a different outlet group s page from the current page On an outlet group s individual page you can go to another outlet group s page easily Just click the outlet selector on the top left corner ...

Page 243: ...on page 238 To open the OCPs page click OCPs in the Menu on page 155 You can go to each OCP s data setup page by clicking its name on this page If wanted you can resort the list by clicking the desired column header See Sorting a List on page 159 Overcurrent protector overview OCP status open tripped or closed Current drawn rated current and current bar The smaller gray text adjacent to current dr...

Page 244: ...d help you identify the OCP whose RMS current enters the warning or critical level with the yellow or red color In addition you can have PX3 automatically generate alert notifications for any warning or critical status See Event Rules and Actions on page 353 Note By default upper thresholds of an OCP s RMS current have been configured See Default Voltage and Current Thresholds on page 901 You can ...

Page 245: ...r clicking any OCP s name on the OCPs or Dashboard page See OCPs on page 222 or Dashboard on page 160 General OCP information Field Description Label This OCP s physical number Status open or closed When an OCP trips open if your PX3 is an outlet metered model that supports outlet peak current sensors a message will show up indicating which outlet is likely to trigger the OCP tripped event For det...

Page 246: ...Inlet associated with this OCP This information is useful only when your PDU has multiple inlets RMS current This OCP s current state and readings including current drawn and current remaining To customize this OCP s name 1 Click Edit Settings 2 Type a name 3 Click Save To view this OCP s RMS current chart This OCP s data chart is shown in the Overcurrent Protector History section ...

Page 247: ...fault Voltage and Current Thresholds on page 901 You can modify them as needed Note The threshold values set for an individual OCP will override the bulk threshold values stored on that particular OCP To configure thresholds for multiple OCPs at a time see OCPs on page 222 1 Click the Thresholds title bar at the bottom of the page to display the threshold data 2 Click the RMS current sensor requir...

Page 248: ...ter 6 Using the Web Interface 227 Type a new value in the accompanying text box For concepts of thresholds deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout see Sensor Threshold Settings on page 893 4 Click Save ...

Page 249: ... Interface 228 Other operations You can go to another OCP s data setup page by clicking the OCP selector on the top left corner You can go to the associated Inlet s data page by clicking the Inlet link in the Details section ...

Page 250: ...etect which outlet is LIKELY to cause the associated OCP to trip and indicate it on several user interfaces including the web interface front panel display and command line interface CLI Note that those models without outlet peak current sensors do not support this feature Web interface On the page of a tripped OCP the Status field indicates the outlet number that may cause the OCP tripped event ...

Page 251: ... an open OCP indicating which outlet may cause the OCP tripped event See OCPs on page 109 CLI Perform the show ocp command in the CLI If any OCP has tripped then the outlet that may cause this event is shown in parentheses in the State field of the tripped OCP See Overcurrent Protector Information on page 525 ...

Page 252: ...s actuators only and retrieves their data It does not communicate with unmanaged ones See Managed vs Unmanaged Sensors Actuators on page 239 When the number of managed sensors actuators has not reached the maximum PX3 automatically brings newly detected sensors actuators under management by default One PX3 can manage a maximum of 32 sensors actuators Note To disable the automatic management functi...

Page 253: ...n actuator is never highlighted Column Description Name By default the PX3 assigns a name comprising the following two elements to a newly managed sensor actuator Sensor actuator type such as Temperature or Dry Contact Sequential number of the same sensor actuator type like 1 2 3 and so on You can customize the name See Individual Sensor Actuator Pages on page 247 Reading Only managed numeric sens...

Page 254: ...actuators reaches the maximum value you cannot manage additional ones The only way to manage any sensor actuator is to release or replace the managed ones To replace a managed sensor actuator see Managing One Sensor or Actuator on page 245 To release any one follow this procedure 1 Click to make checkboxes appear in front of sensors actuators Tip To perform the desired action on only one sensor ac...

Page 255: ...sed sensors actuators become unmanaged Managed ones show one of the managed states To configure sensor actuator related settings 1 Click Peripheral Device Setup 2 Now you can configure the fields Click to select an option Adjust the numeric values Select or deselect the checkbox Field Function Note Peripheral device Z coordinate format Determines how to describe the vertical locations Z coordinate...

Page 256: ...itude measurement unit is meter See Setting Default Measurement Units on page 283 You can have the measurement unit vary between meter and foot according to user credentials See Setting Your Preferred Measurement Units on page 282 Active powered dry contact limit Determines the maximum number of active powered dry contact actuators that is permitted concurrently Range 0 to 24 Default 1 An active a...

Page 257: ...lues that will apply to newly added sensors but also the threshold values of the already managed sensors where default thresholds are being applied See Individual Sensor Actuator Pages on page 247 1 Click Default Threshold Setup 2 Click the desired sensor type required and then click Edit Thresholds 3 Make changes as needed To enable any threshold select the corresponding checkbox ...

Page 258: ...make checkboxes appear and then select desired actuators 3 Click the desired button Turn ON Turn OFF Note Per default you can turn on as many dry contact actuators as you want but only one powered dry contact actuator can be turned on at the same time To change this limitation of powered dry contact actuators modify the active powered dry contact setting See Peripherals on page 231 4 Confirm the o...

Page 259: ...epresents any numeric sensor s reading The symbol means smaller than or equal to Sensor status Color States shown in the interface Description unavailable Sensor state or readings cannot be detected Unknown unmanaged Sensors are not being managed See Managed vs Unmanaged Sensors Actuators on page 239 Normal normal Numeric or state sensors are within the normal range OR No thresholds have been enab...

Page 260: ... any sensor implemented on that device fails it is also highlighted in red Managed vs Unmanaged Sensors Actuators To manually manage or unmanage release a sensor or actuator see Peripherals on page 231 Managed sensors actuators PX3 communicates with managed sensors actuators and retrieves their data Managed sensors actuators are always listed on the Peripheral Devices page no matter they are physi...

Page 261: ...aged Available sensor states depend on the sensor type numeric or state sensors For example a contact closure sensor is a state sensor so it switches between three states only unavailable alarmed and normal Sensors will be highlighted in yellow or red when they enter abnormal states See Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 An actuator s state is marked in red when it is turned on Managed ...

Page 262: ...rmation which is available on Raritan s Support page http www raritan com support Managed actuator states State Description on The actuator is turned on off The actuator is turned off unavailable Communication with the managed actuator is lost OR DX2 or DX sensor packages are upgrading their sensor firmware Unmanaged sensor actuator states State Description unmanaged Sensors or actuators are physi...

Page 263: ... number tag on the sensor cable A DX2 DX DPX2 or DPX3 sensor package has a serial number tag attached to its rear side The serial number for each sensor or actuator appears listed in the web interface after each sensor or actuator is detected by the PX3 Match the serial number from the tag to those listed in the sensor table ...

Page 264: ...port number only For example Port 1 DPX2 DPX3 DX and DX2 series show both the sensor port number and its position in a sensor chain For example Port 1 Chain Position 2 If a Raritan DPX3 ENVHUB4 sensor hub is involved the hub port information is also indicated for DX2 DX DPX2 and DPX3 series but NOT indicated for DPX series For example Hub Port 3 If a sensor actuator contains channels such as a con...

Page 265: ...onnected to the sensor port 1 The sensor actuator is located in the 3rd sensor package of the sensor chain It is the 2nd channel of the sensor package Port 1 Chain Position 1 Hub Port 2 Chain Position 3 Connected to the sensor port 1 Connected to the 2nd port of the DPX3 ENVHUB4 sensor hub which shows the following two pieces of information The hub s position in the sensor chain Chain Position 1 T...

Page 266: ... are assigned nor sensor readings or states are available for newly added ones You must manually manage new sensors actuators See Peripherals on page 231 Managing One Sensor or Actuator If you are managing only one sensor or actuator you can assign the desired ID number to it Note that you cannot assign ID numbers when managing multiple sensors actuators at a time Tip When the total of managed sen...

Page 267: ...er you selected has been assigned to a specific sensor actuator Tip The information in parentheses following each ID number indicates whether the number has been assigned to a sensor or actuator If it has been assigned to a sensor or actuator it shows the sensor package s serial number Otherwise it shows the word unused 3 Click Manage Special note for a Raritan humidity sensor A Raritan humidity s...

Page 268: ... on page 231 Note that only a numeric sensor has threshold settings while a state sensor or actuator has no thresholds Threshold settings if enabled help you identify whether any numeric sensor enters the warning or critical level See Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 In addition you can have PX3 automatically generate alert notifications for any warning or critical status See Event Ru...

Page 269: ... the Use default thresholds checkbox The default threshold settings are configured on the page of Peripherals on page 231 To customize the threshold settings for this particular sensor deselect the Use default thresholds checkbox and then modify the threshold fields below it Note For concepts of thresholds deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout see Sensor Threshold Settings on page 893 3 Cli...

Page 270: ...type an integer number The Z coordinate s format is determined on the page of Peripherals on page 231 Alarmed to Normal Delay This field is available for the DX PIR presence detector only It determines the wait time before the PX3 announces that the presence detector is back to normal after it already returns to normal Adjust the value in seconds Binary Sensor Subtype This field is available for a...

Page 271: ...witch is considered normal An alarm is triggered when the detector switch turns closed Normal Closed The closed status of the connected detector switch is considered normal An alarm is triggered when the detector switch turns opened To view a numeric sensor s chart This sensor s data within the past tens of minutes is shown in the chart Note that only a numeric sensor has this diagram State sensor...

Page 272: ... your mouse over the data line in the chart Both the time and data are displayed as illustrated below To turn on or off an actuator 1 Click the desired control button Turn ON Turn OFF 2 Confirm the operation on the confirmation message An actuator s state is marked in red when it is turned on ...

Page 273: ...ctor on the top left corner Z Coordinate Format Z coordinates refer to vertical locations of Raritan s environmental sensor packages You can use either the number of rack units or a descriptive text to describe Z coordinates For a Z coordinate example see Sensor Actuator Location Example on page 253 To configure Z coordinates 1 Determine the Z coordinate format on Peripherals on page 231 Available...

Page 274: ...are not tied to any specific measurement scheme Therefore you can use non measurement values Example X Brown Cabinet Row Y Third Rack Z Top of Cabinet Values of the X Y and Z coordinates X and Y They can be any alphanumeric values comprising 0 to 24 characters Z When the Z coordinate format is set to Rack units it can be any number ranging from 0 to 60 When its format is set to Free form it can be...

Page 275: ...265 Schroff LHX SHX on page 266 and Power CIM on page 271 When no devices are detected the PX3 displays the name Feature Port and the Feature Port page shows the message No device is currently connected Open the Feature Port page by clicking it in the Menu on page 155 From this page you can enable or disable this port s detection capability or force it to show a specific device s data settings eve...

Page 276: ...le the port s detection capability Asset Strip Raritan asset strips LHX 20 SHX 30 LHX 40 Power CIM Force the PX3 to show the selected device s data setup page regardless of the physical connection status Note LHX 20 SHX 30 and LHX 40 are not available when the support of LHX SHX heat exchangers is disabled See Miscellaneous on page 447 ...

Page 277: ...age 155 On this page you can configure the rack units of asset strips and asset tags A rack unit refers to a tag port on the asset strips The Change Asset Strip Configuration permission is required For the functionality of this icon on the top right corner see Feature Port on page 253 To configure asset strip and rack unit settings 1 Click Edit Settings 2 Make changes to the settings by directly t...

Page 278: ...k cabinet Numbering offset The start number in the rack unit numbering For example if this value is set to 3 then the first number is 3 the second number is 4 and so on Orientation The asset strip s orientation by indicating the location of its RJ 45 connector Top Connector The RJ 45 connector is located on the top Bottom Connector The RJ 45 connector is located on the bottom Asset strips can dete...

Page 279: ...mber is the physical tag port number printed on the asset strip which is not configurable However its order will change to reflect the latest rack unit numbering A blade extension strip and a programmable tag are marked with the word programmable in the Asset ID column You can customize their Asset IDs For instructions refer to this section s last procedure below If wanted you can resort the list ...

Page 280: ... appears 2 Make changes to the information by typing a new value or clicking that field to select a different option Field Description Name Name for this rack unit For example you can name it based on the associated IT device Operation Mode Determine whether this rack unit s LED behavior automatically changes according to the presence and absence of the asset tag Auto The LED behavior varies based...

Page 281: ...e what LED color is shown for this rack unit if the LED is lit To expand a blade extension strip A blade extension strip like an asset strip has multiple tag ports An extension strip is marked with a grayer color on the Asset Strip page and its tag ports list is collapsed by default Note If you need to temporarily disconnect the blade extension strip from the asset strip wait at least 1 second bef...

Page 282: ...Chapter 6 Using the Web Interface 261 2 All tag ports of the blade extension strip are listed below it Their port numbers are displayed in the Slot column To hide the blade extension slots list click ...

Page 283: ...e In addition you can also customize the ID of a blade extension strip If a barcode reader is intended connect it to the computer you use to access the PX3 1 Click Program Asset IDs 2 In the Asset ID column enter the customized asset IDs by typing values or scanning the barcode When using a barcode reader first click the desired rack unit and then scan the asset tag Repeat this step for all desire...

Page 284: ... 12 characters that comprise only numbers and or UPPER CASE alphabets Lower case alphabets are NOT accepted 3 Verify the correctness of customized asset IDs and modify as needed 4 Click Apply at the bottom of the page to save changes Or click Cancel to abort changes ...

Page 285: ...ion of the asset strip firmware stored in the PX3 firmware If two versions are different the asset strip automatically starts downloading the new firmware from the PX3 to upgrade its own firmware During the firmware upgrade the following events take place The asset strip is completely lit up with the blinking LEDs cycling through diverse colors A firmware upgrade process is indicated in the PX3 we...

Page 286: ...nstructions see Connecting an External Beeper on page 84 To open the External Beeper page click it in the Menu on page 155 This page shows an external beeper s status including Number of the FEATURE port where this external beeper is connected Its device type Its connection status The beeper s state off or active For the functionality of this icon on the top right corner see Feature Port on page 2...

Page 287: ...th the following Name the heat exchanger Monitor LHX SHX built in sensors and device states Configure the air outlet temperature setpoint Configure the default fan speed Configure the air temperature fan speed thresholds for alert generation Request maximum cooling using the fan speed and opening the cold water valve Acknowledge alerts or errors remotely such as failed LHX SHX sensors or emergency...

Page 288: ...field indicates whether the device is operating fine and the Switch State field indicates its power status If the device does not operate properly such as some sensor failure it shows critical and the symbol To turn on or off the LHX SHX device 1 Click the desired power control button on the top right corner Power ON Power OFF 2 Confirm the operation on the confirmation message ...

Page 289: ...oint temperature Specify the default fan speed 3 Click Save To view all sensor data and configure thresholds 1 Locate the Sensors section which lists all air outlet inlet temperatures and fan speeds and indicates the door closed open status of the LHX SHX device 2 To set the thresholds for any temperature or fan speed sensor implemented on the LHX SHX device a Click the desired sensor ...

Page 290: ...s may be highlighted in yellow or red if they enter the warning or critical range See Yellow or Red Highlighted Sensors on page 238 Tip You can also create event rules to notify you of the warning or critical levels See Event Rules and Actions on page 353 To view sensor alerts and LHX event log Remote alert acknowledgment is supported by the LHX 20 and LHX 40 The SHX 30 does not support this featu...

Page 291: ...ck Show Event Log to go to the Event Log page Operation time statistics This section indicates the accumulative operation hours of the LHX SHX device and its fans since the device is connected to the PX3 and turned on Available time units in the statistics h hour s d day s Request maximum cooling Only SHX 30 supports this feature See SHX Request Maximum Cooling on page 271 ...

Page 292: ... and runs at its maximum cooling level of 100 in order to cool the device When maximum cooling is requested for an SHX 30 the message Maximum cooling requested is displayed To stop maximum cooling Click Cancel Maximum Cooling Power CIM After connecting and detecting a Raritan power CIM the PX3 shows Power CIM in place of Feature Port in the menu See Dominion KX II III Configuration on page 929 or ...

Page 293: ... but you can and should change its password A role determines the tasks actions a user is permitted to perform on the PX3 so you must assign one or multiple roles to each user Click User Management in the Menu on page 155 and the following submenu displays Submenu command Refer to Users Creating Users on page 273 Roles Creating Roles on page 279 Change Password Changing Your Password on page 150 U...

Page 294: ...lds showing the message required User information Field setting Description User name The name the user enters to log in to the PX3 4 to 32 characters Case sensitive Spaces are NOT permitted Full name The user s first and last names Password Confirm password 4 to 64 characters Case sensitive Spaces are permitted Telephone number The user s telephone number Email address The user s email address Up...

Page 295: ...d setting Description Enable SNMPv3 Select this checkbox when intending to permit the SNMPv3 access by this user Note The SNMPv3 protocol must be enabled for SNMPv3 access See Configuring SNMP Settings on page 316 Security level Click the field to select a preferred security level from the list None No authentication and no privacy This is the default Authentication Authentication and no privacy A...

Page 296: ...onfirm password Type the privacy password if the Same as Authentication Password checkbox is deselected The password must consist of 8 to 32 ASCII printable characters Protocol This section is configurable only when Authentication or Authentication Privacy is selected Field setting Description Authentication Click this field to select the desired authentication protocol Two protocols are available...

Page 297: ...ader row However a user can have a maximum of 32 roles only If the built in roles do not satisfy your needs add new roles by clicking This newly created role will be then automatically assigned to the user account currently being created See Creating Roles on page 279 Built in role Description Admin Provide full permissions Operator Provide frequently used permissions including Acknowledge Alarms ...

Page 298: ...an resort the list by clicking the desired column header See Sorting a List on page 159 To edit or delete a user account 1 On the Users page click the desired user The Edit User page for that user opens 2 Make changes as needed For information on each field see Creating Users on page 273 To change the password type a new password in the Password and Confirm Password fields If the password field is...

Page 299: ...e click to make checkboxes appear in front of user names Tip To delete only one user you can simply click that user without making the checkboxes appear Refer to the above procedure 2 Select one or multiple users To select all roles except for the admin user select the topmost checkbox in the header row 3 Click 4 Click Delete on the confirmation message ...

Page 300: ...tion Switch Outlet if your PX3 is outlet switching capable Switch Outlet Group if your PX3 is outlet switching capable View Event Settings View Local Event Log If the two do not satisfy your needs add new roles PX3 supports up to 64 roles To create a role 1 Choose User Management Roles 2 Assign a role name 1 to 32 characters long Case sensitive Spaces are permitted 3 Type a description for the rol...

Page 301: ...s To select all arguments simply select the checkbox labeled All XXX Tip The other way to select all arguments is to select that privilege s checkbox while the arguments list is not expanded yet For example on an outlet switching capable model you can specify the outlets that users can switch on off as shown below To select all outlets select the All Outlets checkbox instead 6 Click Save Now you c...

Page 302: ...st on page 159 The Admin role is not user configurable so the lock icon displays indicating that you are not allowed to configure it To edit a role 1 On the Roles page click the desired role The Edit Role page opens 2 Make changes as needed The role name cannot be changed To delete this role click and confirm the operation 3 Click Save To delete any roles 1 On the Roles page click to make checkbox...

Page 303: ...ve Tip Preferences can also be changed by administrators for specific users on the Edit User page See Editing or Deleting Users on page 277 Measurement unit changes only apply to the web interface and command line interface Setting your own preferences does not change the default measurement units See Setting Default Measurement Units on page 283 To select the measurement units you prefer 1 Choose...

Page 304: ...n page 273 To set up default user preferences 1 Click User Management Default Preferences 2 Make changes as needed Field Description Temperature unit Preferred units for temperatures Celsius or Fahrenheit Length unit Preferred units for length or height Meter or Feet Pressure unit Preferred units for pressure Pascal or Psi Pascal one newton per square meter Psi pounds per square inch 3 Click Save ...

Page 305: ...evice Settings in the Menu on page 155 and the following submenu displays Menu command Submenu command Refer to Network Configuring Network Settings on page 286 HTTP Changing HTTP S Settings on page 315 Network Services SNMP Configuring SNMP Settings on page 316 ...

Page 306: ...e on page 332 Authentication Setting Up External Authentication on page 337 Login Settings Configuring Login Settings on page 345 Password Policy Configuring Password Policy on page 346 Security Service Agreement Enabling the Restricted Service Agreement on page 347 Date Time Setting the Date and Time on page 349 Event Rules Event Rules and Actions on page 353 Data Logging Setting Data Logging on ...

Page 307: ...unction To set up the network settings 1 Choose Device Settings Network 2 To use DHCP assigned DNS servers and gateway instead of static ones go to step 3 To manually specify DNS servers and default gateway configure the Common Network Settings section See Common Network Settings on page 289 Static routes and cascading mode are also in this section You need to configure them only when there are su...

Page 308: ...tings On the Network page click the ETH1 ETH2 section to configure IPv4 IPv6 settings If the device s cascading mode is set to Bridging the BRIDGE section appears Then you must click the BRIDGE section for IPv4 IPv6 settings See Setting the Cascading Mode on page 304 Enable Interface Make sure the Ethernet interface is enabled or all networking through this interface fails This setting is availabl...

Page 309: ...ic settings Assign a static IPv4 address which follows this syntax IP address prefix length Example 192 168 84 99 24 IPv6 settings Field setting Description Enable IPv6 Enable or disable the IPv6 protocol IP auto configuration Select the method to configure IPv6 settings Automatic Auto configure IPv6 settings via DHCPv6 Static Manually configure the IPv6 settings Preferred hostname Enter the hostn...

Page 310: ...networking requirements Field Description Cascading mode Leave it to the default None unless you are establishing a cascading chain For more information refer to Cascading Multiple PX3 Devices for Sharing Ethernet Connectivity on page 34 Setting the Cascading Mode on page 304 DNS resolver preference Determine which IP address is used when the DNS resolver returns both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses IPv4 ...

Page 311: ...ure IP forwarding has been enabled in your network and then you can click Add Route to add static routes See Static Route Examples on page 300 Ethernet Interface Settings By default both ETH1 and ETH2 interfaces on PX3 are enabled Enable Interface Make sure the Ethernet interface is enabled or all networking through this interface fails This setting is available in the ETH1 ETH2 section but not av...

Page 312: ...ar Outer authentication This field appears when EAP is selected There are two authentication methods for EAP PEAP A TLS tunnel is established and an inner authentication method can be specified for this tunnel TLS Authentication between the client and authentication server is performed using TLS certificates Inner authentication This field appears when both EAP and PEAP are selected MS CHAPv2 Auth...

Page 313: ...tificate This field appears when EAP is selected A third party CA certificate may or may not be needed If needed follow the steps below RADIUS authentication server name This field appears when EAP is selected Type the name of the RADIUS server if it is present in the TLS certificate The name must match the fully qualified domain name FQDN of the host shown in the certificate Note Auto negotiation...

Page 314: ...less of the certificate s validity period After deselecting this checkbox the authentication fails whenever any certificate in the selected certificate chain is outdated or not valid yet Allow connection if system clock is incorrect When this checkbox is deselected and if the system time is incorrect the installed TLS certificate is considered not valid yet and will cause the wireless network conn...

Page 315: ...he wireless networking fails Hardware state Check this field to ensure that the PX3 has detected a wireless USB LAN adapter If not verify whether the USB LAN adapter is firmly connected or whether it is supported SSID Type the name of the wireless access point AP Force AP BSSID If the BSSID is available select this checkbox BSSID Type the MAC address of an access point Enable High Throughput 802 1...

Page 316: ...een the client and authentication server is performed using TLS certificates Inner authentication This field appears when both EAP and PEAP are selected MS CHAPv2 Authentication based on the given password using MS CHAPv2 protocol TLS Authentication between the client and authentication server is performed using TLS certificates Identity This field appears when EAP is selected Type your user name ...

Page 317: ... certificate This field appears when EAP is selected A third party CA certificate may or may not be needed If needed follow the steps below RADIUS authentication server name This field appears when EAP is selected Type the name of the RADIUS server if it is present in the TLS certificate The name must match the fully qualified domain name FQDN of the host shown in the certificate Available setting...

Page 318: ...cate is considered not valid yet and will cause the wireless network connection to fail When this checkbox is selected it will make the wireless network connection successful when the PX3 system time is earlier than the firmware build before synchronizing with any NTP server The incorrect system time issue may occur when the PX3 has once been powered off for a long time IPv4 settings Field setting...

Page 319: ...ect the method to configure IPv6 settings Automatic Auto configure IPv6 settings via DHCPv6 Static Manually configure the IPv6 settings Preferred hostname Enter the hostname you prefer for IPv6 connectivity Automatic settings Optionally specify the preferred hostname which must meet the above requirements Static settings Assign a static IPv6 address which follows this syntax IP address prefix leng...

Page 320: ...work WIRELESS Show WLAN Diagnostic Log 2 The log is refreshed automatically at a regular interval of five seconds To avoid any new events interruption during data browsing you can suspend the automatic update by clicking To restore automatic update click Those new events that have not been listed yet due to suspension will be displayed in the log now 3 To go to other pages of the log click the pag...

Page 321: ...e static IP addresses Most of local multiple networks are not directly reachable and require the use of a gateway Therefore we will select Gateway in the following examples If your local multiple networks are directly reachable you should select Interface rather than Gateway Note If Interface is selected you should select an interface name instead of entering an IP address See Interface Names on p...

Page 322: ...is the next hop router for your PX3 to communicate with any device in the other subnet 192 168 200 0 In the IPv4 Static Routes section you should enter the data as shown below Note that the address in the first field must be of the Classless Inter Domain Routing CIDR notation ...

Page 323: ...outes you can click on any route and then make changes use or to re sort the priority or click to delete it IPv6 example Your PX3 fd07 2fa 6cff 2405 30 Two NICs fd07 2fa 6cff 1111 50 and fd07 2fa 6cff 2405 80 Two networks fd07 2fa 6cff 1111 0 and fd07 2fa 6cff 2405 0 Prefix length 64 ...

Page 324: ...a as shown below Note that the address in the first field must be of the Classless Inter Domain Routing CIDR notation Tip If you have configured multiple static routes you can click on any route and then make changes use or to re sort the priority or click to delete it Interface Names When your local multiple networks are directly reachable you should select Interface for static routes Then choose...

Page 325: ...or Sharing Ethernet Connectivity on page 34 The cascading mode configured on the master device determines the Ethernet sharing method which is either network bridging or port forwarding See Overview of the Cascading Modes on page 307 The cascading mode of all devices in the chain must be the same Only a user with the Change Network Settings permission can configure the cascading mode Note PX3 in t...

Page 326: ...re fields have to be configured Note that if either setting below is incorrectly configured a networking issue occurs Field Description Port forwarding role available on all cascaded devices Master or Slave This is to determine which device is the master and which ones are slave devices Downstream interface available on the maser device only USB or ETH1 ETH2 This is to determine which port on the ...

Page 327: ...es 7 Click Save For information on accessing each cascaded device in the Port Forwarding mode see Port Forwarding Examples on page 310 Enable R STP if a cascade loop is preferred You can loop a cascading chain to create network communication redundancy Bridging mode only but only when your network supports R STP protocol Make sure that your network has R STP enabled if using a cascade loop Bridgin...

Page 328: ...ode In this mode the DHCP server communicates with every cascaded device respectively and assigns four different IP addresses Each device has its own IP address The way to remotely access each cascaded device is completely the same as accessing a standalone device in the network Port Forwarding mode In this mode the DHCP server communicates with the master device alone and assigns one IP address t...

Page 329: ...device can have multiple IP addresses as long as the master device has multiple network interfaces enabled configured properly For example When the master device has two Ethernet ports ETH1 ETH2 you can enable ETH1 ETH2 and WIRELESS interfaces so that the Port Forwarding chain has two wired IP addresses and one wireless IP address Port Number Syntax In the Port Forwarding mode all devices in the c...

Page 330: ...lave 15 15 For example to access the Slave 4 device via Modbus TCP the port number is 50604 See Port Forwarding Examples on page 310 for further illustrations Tip The full list of each cascaded device s port numbers can be retrieved from the web interface Choose Maintenance Device Information Port Forwarding Standard TCP UDP ports The master device can be also accessed through standard TCP UDP por...

Page 331: ...d to a cascading chain comprising three devices The IP address is 192 168 84 77 Master device Position code for the master device is 00 so each port number is 5NN00 as listed below Protocols Port numbers HTTPS 50000 HTTP 50100 SSH 50200 TELNET 50300 SNMP 50500 MODBUS 50600 Examples using 5NN00 ports To access the master device via HTTPS the IP address is https 192 168 84 77 50000 To access the mas...

Page 332: ... SSH 50201 TELNET 50301 SNMP 50501 MODBUS 50601 Examples To access Slave 1 via HTTPS the IP address is https 192 168 84 77 50001 To access Slave 1 via HTTP the IP address is http 192 168 84 77 50101 To access Slave 1 via SSH the command is ssh p 50201 192 168 84 77 Slave 2 device Position code for Slave 2 is 02 so each port number is 5NN02 as shown below Protocols Port numbers HTTPS 50002 HTTP 501...

Page 333: ...ading connection and or software settings of all devices in the chain See Cascading Troubleshooting on page 907 To add a device to an existing chain 1 Connect the device you will cascade to the LAN and find its IP address or connect it to a computer 2 Log in to this device and set its cascading mode to be the same as the existing chain s cascading mode See Setting the Cascading Mode on page 304 3 ...

Page 334: ...e now You must disconnect the LAN cable and ALL cascading cables connected to the two devices first before swapping them and then reconnecting all cables To change the cascading mode applied to a chain 1 Access the last slave device and change its cascading mode If the new cascading mode is Port Forwarding you must also set its role to Slave 2 Access the second to last third to last and so on unti...

Page 335: ...led Telnet is disabled and all TCP ports for supported services are set to standard ports You can change default settings if necessary Note Telnet access is disabled by default because it communicates openly and is thus insecure Submenu command Refer to HTTP Changing HTTP S Settings on page 315 SNMP Configuring SNMP Settings on page 316 SMTP Server Configuring SMTP Settings on page 318 SSH Changin...

Page 336: ... Network Services HTTP 2 Enable either or both protocols by selecting the corresponding Enable checkbox 3 To use a different port for HTTP or HTTPS type a new port number Warning Different network services cannot share the same TCP port 4 To redirect the HTTP access to the PX3 to HTTPS select the Redirect HTTP connections to HTTPS The redirection checkbox is configurable only when both HTTP and HT...

Page 337: ...ication allows the manager to retrieve and even control the power status of each outlet Besides you may need to configure the SNMP destination s if the built in System SNMP Notification Rule is enabled and the SNMP destination has not been set yet See Event Rules and Actions on page 353 To configure SNMP communication 1 Choose Device Settings Network Services SNMP ...

Page 338: ...ccess is enabled by default The default Read community string is public To enable read write access type the Write community string Usually the string is private 3 Enter the MIB II system group information if applicable sysContact the contact person in charge of the system sysName the name assigned to the system sysLocation the location of the system ...

Page 339: ...392 5 You must download the SNMP MIB for your PX3 to use with your SNMP manager a Click the Download MIBs title bar to show the download links b Click the PDU2 MIB download link See Downloading SNMP MIB on page 506 6 Click Save Configuring SMTP Settings The PX3 can be configured to send alerts or event messages to a specific administrator by email See Event Rules and Actions on page 353 To send em...

Page 340: ...he user name but allowed for the password Enable SMTP over TLS StartTLS If your SMTP server supports the Transport Layer Security TLS select this checkbox Settings for the CA Certificate If the required certificate file is a chain of certificates and you are not sure about the requirements of a certificate chain see TLS Certificate Chain on page 920 Field setting Description Click this button to i...

Page 341: ...ser documentation for information on configuring AES settings Changing SSH Settings You can enable or disable the SSH access to the command line interface change the TCP port or set a password or public key for login over the SSH connection To change SSH settings 1 Choose Device Settings Network Services SSH 2 To enable or disable the SSH access select or deselect the checkbox 3 To use a different...

Page 342: ...ings The PX3 supports both the Modbus TCP and Modbus Gateway features Enable either or both Modbus features according to your needs Modbus TCP Access You can enable or disable the Modbus TCP access to PX3 set it to the read only mode or change the TCP port 1 Choose Device Settings Network Services Modbus 2 To enable the Modbus TCP access select the Enable Modbus TCP access checkbox 3 To use a diff...

Page 343: ...bus TCP clients on your network will be able to communicate with those Modbus RTU devices attached to PX3 See Connecting a Modbus RTU Device or Bus on page 85 1 To allow the Modbus TCP clients on the network to communicate with the Modbus RTU devices connected to the PX3 select the Enable Modbus gateway checkbox 2 Now configure the fields shown ...

Page 344: ... parameters Default address If the Modbus TCP client does not support Modbus RTU unit identifier addressing enter a Default Address If you must provide a unit identifier address Only one Modbus RTU device is supported The unit identifier address you provide is applied to the Modbus RTU device connected to PX3 Note that each Modbus RTU device s unit identifier address must be unique Warning If the ...

Page 345: ...ce advertisement feature supports both IPv4 and IPv6 protocols If you have set a preferred host name for IPv4 and or IPv6 that host name can be used as the zero configuration local host name that is preferred_host_name local where preferred_host_name is the preferred host name you have specified for PX3 The IPv4 host name is the first priority If an IPv4 host name is not available then use the IPv...

Page 346: ...ce all HTTP accesses to the PX3 to be redirected to HTTPS see Changing HTTP S Settings on page 315 Submenu command Refer to IP Access Control Creating IP Access Control Rules on page 326 Role Based Access Control Creating Role Based Access Control Rules on page 330 TLS Certificate Setting Up a TLS Certificate on page 332 Authentication Setting Up External Authentication on page 337 Login Settings ...

Page 347: ...or example to specify a single address with the 24 bit prefix length use this format x x x x 24 24 the prefix length Note Valid IPv4 addresses range from 0 0 0 0 through 255 255 255 255 To configure IPv4 access control rules 1 Choose Device Settings Security IP Access Control 2 Select the Enable IPv4 access control checkbox to enable IPv4 access control rules 3 Determine the IPv4 default policy Ac...

Page 348: ... destination host Reject Discards traffic from to the specified IP address es and an ICMP message is sent to the source or destination host for failure notification INSERT a rule between two rules Select the rule above which you want to insert a new rule For example to insert a rule between rules 3 and 4 select 4 Click Insert Above Type an IP address and subnet mask in the IP Mask field Select Acc...

Page 349: ...Chapter 6 Using the Web Interface 328 You can select any existing rule and then click or to change its priority 7 Click Save The rules are applied ...

Page 350: ...ou can delete any unnecessary rules To modify or delete a rule 1 Choose Device Settings Security IP Access Control 2 Go to the IPv4 or IPv6 section 3 Select the desired rule in the list Ensure the IPv4 or IPv6 checkbox has been selected or you may not edit or delete any rule 4 Perform the desired action Make changes to the selected rule and then click Save For information on each field see Creatin...

Page 351: ...reate rules Refer to the tables below for different operations ADD a rule to the end of the list Click Append Type a starting IP address in the Start IP field Type an ending IP address in the End IP field Select a role in the Role field This rule applies to members of this role only Select an option in the Policy field Accept Accepts traffic from the specified IP address range when the user is a m...

Page 352: ...as the above IPv4 rule setup to create IPv6 rules 3 Make sure you click the Save button in the IPv6 section or the changes made to IPv6 rules are not saved Editing or Deleting Role Based Access Control Rules You can modify existing rules to update their roles IP addresses or delete them when they are no longer needed To modify a role based access control rule 1 Choose Device Settings Security Role...

Page 353: ...ensures that both parties in a TLS connection are who they say they are Besides you can create or apply for a multi domain certificate with subject alternative names To obtain a CA signed certificate 1 Create a Certificate Signing Request CSR on the PX3 See Creating a CSR on page 333 2 Submit it to a certificate authority CA After the CA processes the information in the CSR it provides you with a ...

Page 354: ...ated Organization The registered name of your company Organizational unit The name of your department Common name The fully qualified domain name FQDN of your PX3 Email address An email address where you or another administrative user can be reached Warning If you generate a CSR without values entered in the required fields you cannot obtain third party certificates Subject Alternative Names If yo...

Page 355: ...ital certificate c If the CSR contains incorrect data click Delete Certificate Signing Request to remove it and then repeat the above steps to re create it 5 To store the newly created private key on your computer click Download Key in the New TLS Certificate section Note The Download Key button in the Active TLS Certificate section is for downloading the private key of the currently installed cer...

Page 356: ...code which comprises two uppercase letters For a list of ISO codes google ISO 3166 country codes State or province The full name of the state or province where your company is located Locality The city where your company is located Organization The registered name of your company Organizational unit The name of your department Common name The fully qualified domain name FQDN of your PX3 Email addr...

Page 357: ... it onto your computer Note The Download Key button in the Active TLS Certificate section is for downloading the private key of the currently installed certificate rather than the newly created one Installing or Downloading Existing Certificate and Key You can download the already installed certificate and private key from any PX3 for backup or file transfer For example you can install the files o...

Page 358: ...Key File and Certificate file buttons appear Click each button to select the key and or certificate file 4 Click Upload The selected files are installed 5 To verify whether the certificate has been installed successfully check the data shown in the Active TLS Certificate section Setting Up External Authentication Important Raritan uses TLS instead of SSL 3 0 due to published security vulnerabiliti...

Page 359: ...hentication only users will have no access to the PX3 except for the admin who always can access the PX3 If the external authentication fails an Authentication failed message is displayed Details regarding the authentication failure are available in the event log See Viewing or Clearing the Local Event Log on page 458 Note that only users who have both the Change Authentication Settings and Change...

Page 360: ...AP protocol LDAP over TLS is being used If Secure LDAP is in use consult your LDAP administrator for the CA certificate file The network port used by the LDAP server The type of the LDAP server usually one of the following options OpenLDAP If using an OpenLDAP server consult the LDAP administrator for the Bind Distinguished Name DN and password Microsoft Active Directory AD If using a Microsoft Ac...

Page 361: ...from existing LDAP server This checkbox appears only when there are existing AA server settings on the PX3 To duplicate any existing AA server s settings refer to the duplicating procedure below Type of LDAP server Choose one of the following options OpenLDAP Microsoft Active Directory Active Directory is an implementation of LDAP LDAPS directory services by Microsoft for use in Windows environmen...

Page 362: ...this checkbox to make the authentication succeed regardless of the certificate s validity period After deselecting this checkbox the authentication fails whenever any certificate in the selected certificate chain is outdated or not valid yet Anonymous bind Use this checkbox to enable or disable anonymous bind To use anonymous bind select this checkbox When a Bind DN and password are required to bi...

Page 363: ...gs on page 344 5 Click Add Server The new LDAP server is listed on the Authentication page 6 To add more servers repeat the same steps 7 In the Authentication Type field select LDAP Otherwise the LDAP authentication does not work 8 Click Save The LDAP authentication is now in place To duplicate LDAP LDAPS server settings If you have added any LDAP LDAPS server to the PX3 and the server you will ad...

Page 364: ...ess hostname The IP address or hostname of your Radius server Type of RADIUS authentication Select an authentication protocol PAP Password Authentication Protocol CHAP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol MS CHAPv2 Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol CHAP is generally considered more secure because the user name and password are encrypted while in PAP they are transmitted ...

Page 365: ...the same steps 7 In the Authentication Type field select Radius Otherwise the Radius authentication does not work 8 Click Save Radius authentication is now in place Managing External Authentication Settings Choose Device Settings Security Authentication to open the Authentication page where you can Enable both the external and local authentication Edit or delete a server Resort the access order of...

Page 366: ...ing checkbox Then the PX3 always tries external authentication first Whenever the external authentication fails the PX3 switches to local authentication 3 Click Save To disable external authentication 1 In the Authentication type field select Local 2 Click Save Configuring Login Settings Choose Device Settings Security Login Settings to open the Login Settings page where you can Configure the user...

Page 367: ... be followed by a time unit such as 4 min See Time Units on page 180 Keep the idle timeout to 20 minutes or less if possible This reduces the number of idle sessions connected and the number of simultaneous commands sent to the PX3 2 Select the Prevent concurrent login with same username checkbox if intending to prevent multiple persons from using the same login name simultaneously 3 Click Save Co...

Page 368: ...mber of forbidden previous passwords 5 Note The maximum password length accepted by PX3 is 64 characters 2 Make changes to the default settings as needed 3 Click Save Enabling the Restricted Service Agreement The restricted service agreement feature if enabled forces users to read a security agreement when they log in to the PX3 Users must accept the agreement or they cannot log in An event notify...

Page 369: ...login screen Do either of the following or the login fails In the web interface select the checkbox labeled I understand and accept the restricted service agreement Tip To select the agreement checkbox using the keyboard first press Tab to go to the checkbox and then Enter In the CLI type y when the confirmation message I understand and accept the restricted service agreement is displayed ...

Page 370: ... daylight saving time rules are not available for the selected time zone the checkbox is not configurable 4 Select the method for setting the date and time Customize the date and time Select User specified time Type values in the Date field using the yyyy mm dd format or click to select a date For details see Calendar on page 351 Determine the time format you want by clicking 12H or 24H button 12H...

Page 371: ...only when either IPv4 or IPv6 DHCP is enabled To use the manually specified NTP servers specify the primary NTP server in the First time server field A secondary NTP server is optional Click Check NTP Servers to verify the validity and accessibility of the manually specified NTP servers 5 Click Save PX3 follows the NTP server sanity check per the IETF RFC If your PX3 has problems synchronizing wit...

Page 372: ...ect a custom date Click it and a calendar similar to the following appears Number Item Description 1 arrows Switch between months 2 dates 01 31 All dates of the selected month To select a date simply click it 3 Today Select today s date 4 Clear Clear the entry if any in the Date field 5 Close Close the calendar ...

Page 373: ...nd therefore cannot synchronize with the PX3 When the NTP synchronization issue occurs change the dispersion settings to resolve it To change the Windows NTP s root dispersion settings 1 Access the registry settings associated with the root dispersion on the Windows NTP server HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM CurrentControlSet Services W32T ime Config 2 AnnounceFlags must be set to 0x05 or 0x06 0x05 0x01...

Page 374: ...e the PX3 email the temperature report every hour Note that you need the Administrator Privileges to configure event rules To create an event rule 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 If the needed action is not available yet create it by clicking a Assign a name to this action b Select the desired action and configure it as needed c Click Create For details see Available Actions on page 375 3 C...

Page 375: ...uilt in event rules do not satisfy your needs create new rules Built in rules System Event Log Rule This causes ANY event occurred to the PX3 to be recorded in the internal log It is enabled by default Note For the default log messages generated for each event see Default Log Messages on page 360 System SNMP Notification Rule This causes SNMP traps or informs to be sent to specified IP addresses o...

Page 376: ... useful if you want to receive the notifications when any numeric sensor s readings pass through a specific threshold 3 In this example the Peripheral Device Slot is selected which is related to the environmental sensor packages Then a sensor ID field for this event type appears Click this additional field to specify which sensor should be the subject of this event 4 In this example sensor ID 3 Sl...

Page 377: ...cause we want the PX3 to react only when the selected temperature sensor s reading enters the upper critical range A Trigger condition field appears requiring you to define the exact condition related to the upper critical event 7 Select the desired radio button to finish the event configuration Refer to the following table for different types of radio buttons If needed you may refer to event rule...

Page 378: ...ction only when the selected event occurs That is the status of the event transits from FALSE to TRUE Deasserted PX3 takes the action only when the selected event disappears or stops That is the status of the selected event transits from TRUE to FALSE Both PX3 takes the action both when the event occurs asserts and when the event stops disappears deasserts State sensor state change Available radio...

Page 379: ...p Link state is down PX3 takes the action only when the network link state changes from up to down Both PX3 takes the action whenever the network link state changes Function enabled or disabled Enabled PX3 takes the action only when the chosen function is enabled Disabled PX3 takes the action only when the chosen function is disabled Both PX3 takes the action when the chosen function is either ena...

Page 380: ...ied server becomes either inaccessible or accessible Device connection or disconnection such as a USB cascaded slave device Connected PX3 takes the action only when the selected device is physically connected to it Disconnected PX3 takes the action only when the selected device is physically disconnected from it Both PX3 takes the action both when the selected device is physically connected to it ...

Page 381: ...SNUMBER AMSNAME Asset Management Rack Unit Blade Extension Connected Blade extension with ID AMSTAGID connected at rack unit AMSRACKUNITPOSITION of asset strip AMSNUMBER AMSNAME Blade extension with ID AMSTAGID disconnected at rack unit AMSRACKUNITPOSITION of asset strip AMSNUMBER AMSNAME Asset Management Firmware Update Firmware update for asset strip AMSNUMBER AMSNAME status changed to AMSSTATE ...

Page 382: ...ader detached Card of type SMARTCARDTYPE with ID SMARTCARDID inserted Device System started System started Device System reset System reset performed by user USERNAME from host USERIP Device Firmware validation failed Firmware validation failed by user USERNAME from host USERIP Device Firmware update started Firmware upgrade started from version OLDVERSION to version VERSION by user USERNAME from ...

Page 383: ...tion copied Bulk configuration copied by user USERNAME from host USERIP Device Network interface link state is up The IFNAME network interface link is now up The IFNAME network interface link is now down Device Peripheral Device Firmware Update Firmware update for peripheral device EXTSENSORSERIAL from OLDVERSION to VERSION SENSORSTATENAME Device Sending SMTP message failed Sending SMTP message to...

Page 384: ...hroff LHX SHX Support Schroff LHX SHX support enabled Schroff LHX SHX support disabled Energywise Enabled User USERNAME from host USERIP enabled EnergyWise User USERNAME from host USERIP disabled EnergyWise Peripheral Device Slot Numeric Sensor Unavailable Peripheral device EXTSENSORNAME in slot EXTSENSORSLOT unavailable Peripheral device EXTSENSORNAME in slot EXTSENSORSLOT available Peripheral De...

Page 385: ... Peripheral Device Slot State Sensor Actuator Alarmed Open On Peripheral device EXTSENSORNAME in slot EXTSENSORSLOT is SENSORSTATENAME Peripheral device EXTSENSORNAME in slot EXTSENSORSLOT is SENSORSTATENAME Peripheral Device Slot State Sensor Actuator Switched by user Peripheral device EXTSENSORNAME in slot EXTSENSORSLOT has been switched to SENSORSTATENAME by user USERNAME from host Inlet Enable...

Page 386: ... inlet INLET entered OK state Sensor INLETSENSOR on inlet INLET exited OK state Inlet Sensor Warning Sensor INLETSENSOR on inlet INLET entered warning state Sensor INLETSENSOR on inlet INLET exited warning state Inlet Sensor Critical Sensor INLETSENSOR on inlet INLET entered critical state Sensor INLETSENSOR on inlet INLET exited critical state Inlet Sensor Self Test Sensor INLETSENSOR on inlet IN...

Page 387: ...al state Inlet Pole Sensor Failed Sensor PDUPOLESENSOR on pole INLETPOLE of inlet INLET entered failed state Sensor PDUPOLESENSOR on pole INLETPOLE of inlet INLET exited failed state Inlet Pole Sensor Warning Sensor PDUPOLESENSOR on pole INLETPOLE of inlet INLET entered warning state Sensor PDUPOLESENSOR on pole INLETPOLE of inlet INLET exited warning state Inlet Pole Sensor Critical Sensor PDUPOL...

Page 388: ...sor OUTLETSENSOR on outlet OUTLET deasserted above upper warning at SENSORREADING SENSORREADINGUNIT Outlet Sensor Below lower warning threshold Sensor OUTLETSENSOR on outlet OUTLET asserted below lower warning at SENSORREADING SENSORREADINGUNIT Sensor OUTLETSENSOR on outlet OUTLET deasserted below lower warning at SENSORREADING SENSORREADINGUNIT Outlet Sensor Below lower critical threshold Sensor ...

Page 389: ...ORREADINGUNIT Outlet Pole Sensor Below lower critical threshold Sensor PDUPOLESENSOR on pole OUTLETPOLE of outlet OUTLET asserted below lower critical at SENSORREADING SENSORREADINGUNIT Sensor PDUPOLESENSOR on pole OUTLETPOLE of outlet OUTLET deasserted below lower critical at SENSORREADING SENSORREADINGUNIT Outlet Grouping Outlet Group Outlet Group Modified Outlet group OUTLETGROUPID was modified...

Page 390: ...t SENSORREADING SENSORREADINGUNIT Outlet Grouping Outlet Group Sensor Unavailable Sensor OUTLETGROUPSENSOR of outlet group OUTLETGROUPID unavailable Sensor OUTLETGROUPSENSOR on outlet group OUTLETGROUPID available Outlet Grouping Outlet Group Sensor Reset Sensor OUTLETGROUPSENSOR on outlet group OUTLETGROUPID has been reset by user USERNAME from host USERIP Outlet Grouping Outlet Group Created Out...

Page 391: ...ion failed Communication with controller CONTROLLER board ID BOARDID failed Communication with controller CONTROLLER board ID BOARDID restored Pdu Controller Firmware update Controller CONTROLLER with board ID BOARDID has started firmware update Controller CONTROLLER with board ID BOARDID has completed firmware update Pdu Controller Incompatible Controller CONTROLLER with board ID BOARDID is incom...

Page 392: ...ity User logon state User USERNAME from host USERIP logged in User USERNAME from host USERIP logged out User Activity Authentication failure Authentication failed for user USERNAME from host USERIP User Activity User accepted the Restricted Service Agreement User USERNAME from host USERIP accepted the Restricted Service Agreement User USERNAME from host USERIP declined the Restricted Service Agree...

Page 393: ... port WEBCAMUSBPORT Webcam Management Webcam detached Webcam WEBCAMNAME WEBCAMUVCID removed from port WEBCAMUSBPORT Webcam Management Webcam settings changed Webcam WEBCAMNAME settings changed by user USERNAME LHX SHX Connected LHX has been connected to PORTTYPE port PORTID LHX has been disconnected from PORTTYPE port PORTID LHX SHX Operational State LHX connected to PORTTYPE port PORTID has been ...

Page 394: ...LHXSENSORID on LHX at PORTTYPE port PORTID deasserted below lower critical at SENSORREADING SENSORREADINGUNIT LHX SHX Base Electronics Failure The base electronics on LHX at PORTTYPE port PORTID failed The base electronics on LHX at PORTTYPE port PORTID is back to normal LHX SHX Condenser Pump Failure The condenser pump on LHX at PORTTYPE port PORTID failed The condenser pump on LHX at PORTTYPE po...

Page 395: ...t temperature threshold on LHX at PORTTYPE port PORTID was crossed The air outlet temperature on LHX at PORTTYPE port PORTID is within thresholds LHX SHX Threshold Water Inlet The water inlet temperature threshold on LHX at PORTTYPE port PORTID was crossed The water inlet temperature on LHX at PORTTYPE port PORTID is within thresholds LHX SHX Threshold Water Outlet The water outlet temperature thr...

Page 396: ...e Editing or Deleting a Rule Action on page 411 Any changes made to the SNMP Notifications section on the SNMP page will update the settings of the System SNMP Notification Action and vice versa See Configuring SNMP Settings on page 316 System Tamper Alarm This action causes the PX3 to show the alarm for the Raritan tamper sensor if any on the Dashboard page until a person acknowledges it By defau...

Page 397: ...g event message Records the selected events in the internal log See Log an Event Message on page 381 Power control server Two operations are available Shuts down a monitored server and then powers off the outlet s associated with that server Powers up the outlet s associated with a monitored server See Shut down a Server and Control its Power on page 381 Push out sensor readings Sends internal sen...

Page 398: ...t you can upload it to the PX3 and have the PX3 automatically perform or stop the script in response to an event See Start or Stop a Lua Script on page 394 Switch LHX SHX Switches on or off the LHX SHX device See Switch LHX SHX on page 395 This option is available only when the Schroff LHX SHX support has been enabled Switch outlets Switches on off or cycles the power to the specified outlet s See...

Page 399: ...ify one or multiple ways to issue the alert notifications Available methods vary depending on how many notification based actions have been created Notification based action types include External beeper Syslog message Send email Send SMS message Internal beeper If no appropriate actions are available create them first a To select any methods select them one by one in the Available field To add al...

Page 400: ... yet create it first See Available Actions on page 375 Operation 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 Select Execute an action group from the Action list 3 To select any action s select them one by one from the Available actions list To select all available actions click Select All 4 To remove any action s from the Selected actions field click that action s To remove all actions click Deselect A...

Page 401: ...sound an alarm cycle every 20 seconds stays on for 0 7 seconds and then off for 19 3 seconds On Turns on the external beeper so that it buzzes continuously Off Turns off the external beeper so that it stops buzzing Warning If you create an event rule for the external beeper but disconnect it when an event causes it to beep the beeper no longer beeps after it is re connected even though the event t...

Page 402: ...3 supplies power to it To have any server monitored see Monitoring Server Accessibility on page 429 Tip If the server has multiple power cords make sure all of its power cords are connected to the same PX3 and you have created an outlet group for controlling all outlets simultaneously See Outlet Groups on page 208 Operation 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 Select Power control server from th...

Page 403: ...ration 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 Select Push out sensor readings from the Action list 3 Select a server or host which receives the data in the Destination field If the desired destination is not available yet go to the Data Push page to specify it Record Snapshots to Webcam Storage This option allows you to define an action that starts or stops a specific webcam from taking snapshots ...

Page 404: ...age 488 Folder name options Definition Serial number Webcam name Two folders will be created The parent folder s name is the serial number of PX3 The subfolder s name is the selected webcam s name Serial number Webcam name Rule name Three folders will be created Definitions of the parent folder and first subfolder are the same as the first row The final subfolder s name is the name of event rule t...

Page 405: ...hoose the timestamp is based on the time you have configured on the PX3 See Setting the Date and Time on page 349 To find the serial number of your PX3 see Device Information on page 451 To change the webcam s name see Configuring Webcams and Viewing Live Images on page 480 Tip If you choose Timestamp as the final subfolder s name and do not understand the occurrence time indicated by the timestam...

Page 406: ... Device Settings Event Rules 2 Select Send email from the Action list 3 In the Recipient email addresses field specify the email address es of the recipient s Use a comma to separate multiple email addresses 4 By default the SMTP server specified on the SMTP Server page will be the SMTP server for performing this action To use a different SMTP server select the Use custom settings radio button The...

Page 407: ...oll down to select the desired placeholder For details see Placeholders for Custom Messages on page 407 To start a new line in the text box press Enter Note In case you need to type any square brackets and in the custom message for non placeholder words always add a backslash in front of the square bracket That is or Otherwise the message sent will not display the square brackets ...

Page 408: ...onnected to the PX3 such as temperature or humidity sensors An example of this action is available in the section titled Send Sensor Report Example on page 401 Operation 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 Select Send sensor report from the Action list 3 In the Destination actions section select the method s to report sensor readings or states The number of available methods varies depending on...

Page 409: ... and then select RMS Current from the right field 6 To report additional sensors simultaneously repeat the above step to add more sensors To remove any sensor from the Report sensors list box select it and click To make multiple selections press Ctrl click or Shift click to highlight multiple ones 7 To immediately send out the sensor report click Send Report Now Tip When intending to send a sensor...

Page 410: ...t be plugged into the PX3 in order to send SMS messages See Connecting a GSM Modem on page 83 Note The PX3 cannot receive SMS messages For example USERNAME logged into the device on TIMESTAMP translates to Mary logged into the device on 2012 January 30 21 00 For a list and definition of available variables see Placeholders for Custom Messages on page 407 Operation 1 Choose Device Settings Event Ru...

Page 411: ... add a backslash in front of the square bracket That is or Otherwise the message sent will not display the square brackets Send Snapshots via Email This option notifies one or multiple persons for the selected events by emailing snapshots or videos captured by a connected Logitech webcam Operation 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 Select Send snapshots via email from the Action list 3 In the ...

Page 412: ...n once the event triggers the action Snapshots per mail the number of snapshots to be sent at one time in the email Time before first snapshot the amount of time in seconds between when the event is triggered and the webcam begins taking snapshots Time between snapshots the amount of time in seconds between when each snapshot is taken 7 If needed you can customize the subject and messages sent via...

Page 413: ...communications leave the resend settings at their default or do the following a In the Timeout field specify the interval of time in seconds after which a new inform communication is resent if the first is not received For example resend a new inform communication once every 3 seconds b In the Number of retries field specify the number of times you want to re send the inform communication if it fa...

Page 414: ...munications leave the resend settings at their default or do the following a In the Timeout field specify the interval of time in seconds after which a new inform communication is resent if the first is not received For example resend a new inform communication once every 3 seconds b In the Number of retries field specify the number of times you want to re send the inform communication if it fails...

Page 415: ...d then confirm the privacy passphrase Start or Stop a Lua Script If you have created or loaded a Lua script file into the PX3 you can have that script automatically run or stop in response to a specific event For instructions on creating or loading a Lua script into this product see Lua Scripts on page 440 To automatically start or stop a Lua script 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 Select St...

Page 416: ...n or off To select all available LHX SHX devices click Select All To remove any LHX SHX device from the Selected LHX SHX field click that device s To remove all devices click Deselect All Switch Outlet Group The Switch outlet group action is available only when your PX3 is outlet switching capable This action turns on off or power cycles a specific outlet group Operation 1 Choose Device Settings E...

Page 417: ... outlets from the Selected outlets field click that outlet s To remove all outlets click Deselect All 6 If Turn outlet on or Cycle outlet is selected in step 3 you can choose to select the Use sequence order and delays checkbox so that all selected outlets will follow the power on sequence defined on the page of Outlets on page 188 Switch Peripheral Actuator If you have any actuator connected to t...

Page 418: ...or may not detect the syslog message transmission failure If yes it will log this syslog failure as well as the failure reason in the event log See Viewing or Clearing the Local Event Log on page 458 Operation 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 Select Syslog message from the Action list 3 In the Syslog server field specify the IP address to which the syslog is forwarded 4 In the Transport prot...

Page 419: ...equired certificate file is a chain of certificates and you are not sure about the requirements of a certificate chain see TLS Certificate Chain on page 920 Scheduling an Action An action can be regularly performed at a preset time interval instead of being triggered by a specific event For example you can make the PX3 report the reading or state of a specific sensor regularly by scheduling the Se...

Page 420: ...Select All 3 To remove any action s from the Selected actions field click that action s To remove all actions click Deselect All 4 Select the desired frequency in the Execution time field and then specify the time interval or a specific date and time in the field s that appear ...

Page 421: ...click The time is measured in 12 hour format so you must correctly specify AM or PM by clicking the AM PM button For example if you specify 01 30PM the action is performed at 13 30 pm every day Weekly Both the day and time must be specified for the weekly option Days range from Sunday to Saturday The time is measured in 12 hour format so you must correctly specify AM or PM by clicking the AM PM bu...

Page 422: ...le of the scheduled action is available in the section titled Send Sensor Report Example on page 401 Send Sensor Report Example To create a scheduled action for emailing a temperature sensor report hourly it requires A Send email action A Send sensor report action A timer that is the scheduled action Steps 1 Click to create a Send email action that sends an email to the desired recipient s For det...

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Page 425: ...4 2 Click to create a Send sensor report action that includes the Email a Sensor Report action as its destination action For details see Send Sensor Report on page 387 In this example this action is named Send Temperature Sensor Readings ...

Page 426: ...nterface 405 You can specify more than one temperature sensor as needed in this action 3 Click to create a timer for performing the Send Temperature Sensor Readings action hourly For details see Scheduling an Action on page 398 ...

Page 427: ...the specified action at 12 30 pm 01 30 pm 02 30 pm and so on select Hourly and set the Minute to 30 Then the PX3 will send out an email containing the specified temperature sensor readings hourly every day Whenever you want the PX3 to stop sending the temperature report simply deselect the Enabled checkbox in the timer ...

Page 428: ...ons Simply drag the scroll bar and then click the desired placeholder to insert it into the custom message Or you can type a keyword in the search box to quickly find the desired placeholder Note that available placeholders are model dependent If wanted you can resort the list by clicking the desired column header See Sorting a List on page 159 To make the Event Context Information disappear click...

Page 429: ... reader COMPONENTID The ID of a hardware component CONFIGPARAM The name of a configuration parameter CONFIGVALUE The new value of a parameter DATETIME The human readable timestamp of the event occurrence DEVICEIP The IP address of the device the event occurred on DEVICENAME The name of the device the event occurred on DEVICESERIAL The unit serial number of the device the event occurred on ERRORDES...

Page 430: ...ed or failed OCP The overcurrent protector label OCPSENSOR The overcurrent protector sensor name OCPTRIPCAUSELABEL The label of the outlet that likely caused the OCP trip OLDVERSION The firmware version the device is being upgraded from OUTLET The outlet label OUTLETGROUPID The outlet group ID OUTLETGROUPNAME The outlet group name OUTLETGROUPSENSOR The outlet group sensor name OUTLETNAME The outle...

Page 431: ...ort contents SENSORSTATENAME The human readable state of a sensor SENSORTHRESHOLDNAME The name of the threshold being crossed SENSORTHRESHOLDVALUE The value of the threshold being crossed SERVERPOWEROPERATION The power control operation that was initiated on a server on off SERVERPOWERRESULT The result of a power control operation SMARTCARDID The id of a smart card SMARTCARDTYPE The type of a smar...

Page 432: ...des you cannot delete built in rules and actions See Built in Rules and Rule Configuration on page 354 or Available Actions on page 375 To edit or delete an event rule action or scheduled action 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 Click the desired one in the list of rules actions or scheduled actions Its setup page opens 3 Perform the desired action To modify settings make necessary changes an...

Page 433: ...le involves Event Outlet Outlet 3 Sensor Any sub event Action System SNMP Notification Action To create this outlet level event rule 1 For an event at the outlet level select Outlet in the Event field 2 Select Outlet 3 because that is the desired outlet 3 Select Sensor to refer to sensor related events 4 Select Any sub event to include all events related to all sensors of this outlet and all thres...

Page 434: ...cations are sent when Any numeric sensor s reading enters the warning or critical range Any sensor reading or state returns to normal Any sensor becomes unavailable The active energy sensor is reset Any state sensor changes its state For example when the outlet 3 s voltage exceeds the upper warning threshold the SNMP notifications are sent and when the voltage drops below the upper warning thresho...

Page 435: ...s 3 Select Any sub event to include all events related to all sensors of this inlet and all thresholds such as current voltage upper critical threshold upper warning threshold lower critical threshold lower warning threshold and so on 4 To make the PX3 send SNMP notifications select System SNMP Notification Action in the Available actions box Note The SNMP notifications may be SNMP v2c or SNMP v3 ...

Page 436: ...l Event Rule This section applies to outlet switching capable models only In this example we want PX3 to activate the load shedding function when a contact closure sensor enters the alarmed state This event rule requires creating a new action before creating the rule Step 1 create a new action for activating the load shedding 1 Choose Device Settings Event Rules 2 In this illustration assign the n...

Page 437: ...3 In the Event field select Peripheral Device Slot to indicate we are specifying an event related to the environmental sensor package 4 Select the ID number of the desired contact closure sensor In this illustration the ID number of the desired contact closure sensor is 1 so select Slot 1 Note ID numbers of all sensors actuators are available on the Peripherals page See Peripherals on page 231 5 S...

Page 438: ...inite loop refers to a condition where the PX3 keeps busy because the action or one of the actions taken for a certain event triggers an identical or similar event which will result in an action triggering one more event Example 1 This example illustrates an event rule which continuously causes the PX3 to send out email messages Event selected Action included Device Sending SMTP message failed Sen...

Page 439: ...3 to continuously power cycle outlets 1 and 2 in turn Event selected Action included Outlet Outlet 1 Sensor Outlet State On Off Both trigger condition Cycle Outlet 2 Switch outlets Cycle Outlet Outlet 2 Outlet Outlet 2 Sensor Outlet State On Off Both trigger condition Cycle Outlet 1 Switch outlets Cycle Outlet Outlet 1 A Note about Untriggered Rules In some cases a measurement exceeds a threshold ...

Page 440: ... minute the average of all measurements that occurred during the preceding 60 seconds along with the minimum and maximum measurement values are written to the log Note The PX3 device s SNMP agent must be enabled for this feature to work See Enabling and Configuring SNMP on page 501 In addition using an NTP time server ensures accurately time stamped measurements By default data logging is enabled ...

Page 441: ...more information on its format see Data Push Format on page 422 For instructions on connecting asset strips see Connecting Asset Management Strips on page 71 After configuring the destination and authentication settings do either or both of the following To perform the data push after the occurrence of a certain event create the data push action and assign it to an event rule To push the data at a...

Page 442: ...sset tag connection or disconnection events Sensor log Transmit the record of all logged sensors including their sensor readings and or status Logged sensors refer to all internal and or environmental sensors actuators that you have selected on the Data Logging page See Setting Data Logging on page 419 7 If Asset management tag list is selected in the above step specify the asset strip s whose inf...

Page 443: ...set Management Tag Log on page 428 Sensor Log The root object of the message is a SensorLogPushMessage structure It comprises a list of sensor descriptors and a list of log rows Sensor descriptors The sensor descriptor vector contains static information of all logged sensors including The electrical component a sensor is associated with For example an inlet pole or an overcurrent protector The sen...

Page 444: ...tor for an inlet active power sensor The metadata field is relevant only to numeric sensors so the readingtype field is displayed twice in the illustration Note that a Raritan provided explanation which is the comment beginning with in each line is added to the following illustration for you to understand it better ...

Page 445: ...with only one sensor record shown The actual length and order of log rows will be the same as those of sensors descriptors Note that a Raritan provided explanation which is the comment beginning with in each line is added to the following illustration for you to understand it better ...

Page 446: ... Asset Management Tag List The root object of the asset management tag list message is an AssetStripsMessage structure It contains current data about all connected asset management strips and tags which is similar to the illustration below ...

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Page 449: ... management log message is an AssetLogPushMessage structure It contains a list of tag or strip events since the last successful push Note that a Raritan provided explanation which is the comment beginning with in each line is added to the following illustration for you to understand it better ...

Page 450: ...ur PX3 is outlet switching capable you can even connect a monitored IT device to one or multiple outlets of PX3 and then have PX3 perform the following two actions as needed in addition to monitoring its status First shut down the monitored IT device After the IT device is shut down power off the outlet s where that device is connected Important Not every IT device can be shut down by PX3 so it is...

Page 451: ...any response before the monitored equipment is declared Unreachable Valid range is 1 to 100 Wait time before resuming pinging after failure The wait time before the PX3 resumes pinging after the monitored equipment is declared Unreachable Valid range is 1 to 1200 seconds Number of consecutive failures before disabling feature 0 unlimited The number of times the monitored equipment is declared Unre...

Page 452: ...option sends the GNU Linux shutdown command Windows This option sends the Windows shutdown command Custom If the monitored device s system is neither GNU Linux nor Windows choose this option to specify a proper shutdown command which can comprise a maximum of 1024 ASCII characters User name Password Specify user credentials for logging in to the monitored device via SSH User name The name comprise...

Page 453: ...d expires Active power drop PX3 will power off the selected outlet s after the active power value of the selected outlet or outlet group drops below the value specified in the Active power threshold field Note Number of available methods is model dependent The Active power drop method is available only on models with outlet metering capability Timer delay This field appears for the Timer method Va...

Page 454: ...OT be performed Server Status Checking or Power Control It is model dependent whether your PX3 supports the shutdown and power control features via the Server Reachability page After adding IT equipment for monitoring all IT devices are listed on the Server Reachability page In the beginning the status of the added IT equipment shows Waiting for reliable connection which means the requested number...

Page 455: ...ored equipment is being powered on In the scenario where an outlet group is associated with the equipment the message Server power is on is shown as long as one of the outlets in the outlet group remains powered on Server power is off The outlet or all outlets of the outlet group associated with the monitored equipment are being powered off Server is shutting down PX3 has sent the shutdown command...

Page 456: ...ake necessary changes and then click Save For information on each field see Monitoring Server Accessibility on page 429 To delete it click on the top right corner Example Ping Monitoring and SNMP Notifications In this illustration it is assumed that a significant PDU IP address 192 168 84 95 shall be monitored by your PX3 to make sure that PDU is properly operating all the time and the PX3 must se...

Page 457: ...owing data Field Data entered Wait time after unsuccessful ping 4 Number of consecutive unsuccessful pings for failure 3 To make the PX3 stop pinging the target PDU for 60 seconds 1 minute after the PDU inaccessibility is declared enter the following data After 60 seconds the PX3 will re ping the target PDU Field Data entered Wait time before resuming pinging after failure 60 The Number of consecu...

Page 458: ...tlet switching actuator control beeper mute or RCM self test Note that available front panel settings are model dependent Outlet switching available on outlet switching capable models only Actuator control available on all models Internal beeper s mute function available on all PX3 models Default front panel mode setup available on all models except for the PX3 3000 series which does NOT provide i...

Page 459: ...enable the front panel actuator control function select the Peripheral actuator control checkbox The built in beeper s mute control function is enabled per default To disable it deselect the Mute beeper checkbox By default the front panel RCM self test function if available is enabled See Disabling or Enabling Front Panel RCM Self Test on page 805 3 Click Save If the Mute beeper feature is enabled...

Page 460: ...for communications over the serial interface You can set diverse bit rate settings for console and modem operations Usually the PX3 can detect the device type and automatically apply the preset bit rate The PX3 will indicate the detected device in the Port State section of the Serial Port page To configure serial port and modem settings choose Device Settings Serial Port To change the serial port ...

Page 461: ...ering the call To configure the GSM modem 1 Enter the SIM PIN code 2 Select the Use custom SMS center number checkbox if a custom SMS center will be used Enter the SMS center number in the SMS center field 3 If needed click Advanced Information to view detailed information about the modem SIM and mobile network 4 To test whether the PX3 can successfully send out SMS messages with the modem setting...

Page 462: ...ermitted 3 Determine whether and when to automatically execute the loaded script Checkbox Behavior when selected Start automatically at system boot Whenever the PX3 reboots the script is automatically executed Restart after termination The script is automatically executed each time after 10 seconds since the script execution finishes 4 Optional Determine the arguments that will be executed by defa...

Page 463: ...cript will overwrite all existing codes in the Source Code section Therefore do not load a new script if the current script meets your needs 6 If you chose to load a script or Raritan s example in the previous step its codes are then displayed in the Source Code section Double check the codes If needed modify the codes to meet your needs 7 Click Create Next steps To execute the newly added script ...

Page 464: ...ee Event Rules and Actions on page 353 and Start or Stop a Lua Script on page 394 To manually start a script 1 Choose Device Settings Lua Scripts The Lua scripts list displays 2 Click the desired script whose state is either Terminated or New For details see Checking Lua Scripts States on page 445 3 To start with default arguments click To start with new arguments click Start With Arguments Newly ...

Page 465: ...cript Output section If needed click to delete the existing output data To manually stop a script 1 Choose Device Settings Lua Scripts 2 Click the desired script whose state is either Running or Restarting For details see Checking Lua Scripts States on page 445 3 Click on the top right corner 4 Click Stop on the confirmation message ...

Page 466: ...w The script is never executed since the device boot Running The script is currently being executed Terminated The script was once executed but stops now Restarting The script will be executed Only the scripts with the Restart column set to yes will show this state Autostart This column indicates whether the checkbox labeled Start automatically at system boot is enabled See Writing or Loading a Lu...

Page 467: ...in the scripts list 3 Click Edit Script 4 Make changes to the information shown except for the script s name which cannot be revised To replace the current script click Load Local File or Load Example to select a new script To delete a script 1 Choose Device Settings Lua Scripts 2 Click the desired one in the scripts list 3 Click Delete 4 Click Delete on the confirmation message To return to the s...

Page 468: ... are enabled Important Disabling USB A ports will disable all of USB A based features such as wireless networking USB cascading or pdView access using iOS mobile devices Therefore re think about it before disabling USB A To configure any of the above features choose Device Settings Miscellaneous To enable the support for Schroff LHX SHX 1 Select the LHX SHX checkbox 2 Click Save in the Features se...

Page 469: ... of 3000 4000 and 5000 series the parent child relationship is formed after the Cisco EnergyWise feature is enabled The PDU becomes a parent domain member All outlets become children of the PDU To disable the access to USB A port s 1 Deselect the Enable USB Host Ports checkbox 2 Click Save in the USB Host Ports section Tip After the Enable USB Host Ports checkbox is deselected only the access to U...

Page 470: ...enu displays Submenu command Refer to Device Information Device Information on page 451 Connected Users Viewing Connected Users on page 456 Event Log Viewing or Clearing the Local Event Log on page 458 Update Firmware Updating the PX3 Firmware on page 459 Firmware History Viewing Firmware Update History on page 463 ...

Page 471: ...ce Settings on page 471 Network Diagnostic Network Diagnostics on page 473 Download Diagnostic Downloading Diagnostic Information on page 474 Hardware Failures Hardware Issue Detection on page 474 Unit Reset Rebooting the PX3 on page 476 Resetting All Settings to Factory Defaults on page 476 About PDU Retrieving Software Packages Information on page 478 ...

Page 472: ...devices connected to your PX3 Tip If the information shown on this page does not match the latest status press F5 to reload it To display device information 1 Choose Maintenance Device Information 2 Click the desired section s title bar to show that section s information For example click the Network section The number of available sections is model dependent ...

Page 473: ...ng Cascaded Devices on page 453 Port Forwarding If the port forwarding mode is activated this section will show a list of port numbers for all cascaded devices Outlets Each outlet s receptacle type operating voltage and rated current Overcurrent Protectors Each overcurrent protector s type rated current and the outlets that it protects Controllers Each inlet or outlet controller s serial number bo...

Page 474: ...pport page http www raritan com support To identify the cascading status 1 Choose Maintenance Device Information 2 Click the Network title bar If the information shown on this page does not match the latest status press F5 to reload it Cascading information in the Bridging mode The Common section contains two read only fields for indicating the cascading status Note that the cascading position is ...

Page 475: ...nabled See Setting the Cascading Mode on page 304 Cascade position Indicates the position of the PX3 in the cascading chain 0 zero represents the master device A non zero number represents a slave device 1 is Slave 1 2 is Slave 2 3 is Slave 3 and so on Cascaded device connected Indicates whether a slave device is detected on the USB A or Ethernet port yes Connection to a slave device is detected n...

Page 476: ...position shows a non zero number which indicates its exact position in the Cascade position field and yes in the Cascaded device connected field The following diagram shows 1 indicating it is the first slave device Slave 1 The final slave device shows a non zero number which indicates its position in the Cascade position field and no in the Cascaded device connected field ...

Page 477: ... port numbers required for accessing each cascaded device in the Port Forwarding mode click the Port Forwarding title bar on the same page Viewing Connected Users You can check which users have logged in to the PX3 and their status If you have administrator privileges you can terminate any user s connection to the PX3 To view and manage connected users 1 Choose Maintenance Connected Users A list o...

Page 478: ...w this user is connected to the CLI Serial The local connection such as the serial RS 232 or USB connection SSH The SSH connection Telnet The Telnet connection Webcam Live Preview Refers to the live webcam image sessions See below Idle Time The length of time for which a user remains idle 2 To disconnect any user click the corresponding a Click Disconnect on the confirmation message b The disconne...

Page 479: ...of ID number of the event Date and time of the event Tip The date and time shown on the PX3 web interface are automatically converted to your computer s time zone To avoid time confusion it is suggested to apply the same time zone settings as those of PX3 to your computer or mobile device Event type A description of the event 2 To view a specific type of events only select the desired event type i...

Page 480: ...inlets must be connected to power for the PDU to successfully upgrade its firmware Note that firmware upgrade via iOS mobile devices such as iPad requires the use of iCloud Drive or a file manager app Warning Do NOT perform the firmware upgrade over a wireless network connection Firmware upgrade restrictions Intermediate firmware required for upgrades from pre 3 3 0 to 3 5 0 or later If your PX3 i...

Page 481: ...let LEDs flash if the relay boards are being updated If the firmware update does not include the update of the relay board firmware outlet LEDs do NOT flash No users can successfully log in to the PX3 Other users operation if any is forced to suspend 7 When the update is complete the PX3 resets and the Login page re appears Other logged in users are logged out when the firmware update is complete ...

Page 482: ...aster device See Upgrade Sequence in an Existing Cascading Chain on page 461 Upgrade Sequence in an Existing Cascading Chain Depending on the firmware version s of your cascading chain there may or may not be limitations for the firmware upgrade sequence in the chain Upgrade from pre 3 3 10 to 3 3 10 or post 3 3 10 You must follow the firmware upgrade sequence below to upgrade a cascading chain fr...

Page 483: ...at no upgrade sequence limitation will be required for all future firmware versions It is highly suggested to check the latest revision of the Cascading Guide or your product s User Guide Online Help before performing the firmware upgrade The other alternative is to always stick to the same sequence as the above diagram Downgrade from 3 3 10 to pre 3 3 10 There is no downgrade sequence limitation ...

Page 484: ...ased upgrades Upgrades through other management systems such as Sunbird s Power IQ may take additional time beyond the control of the PDU itself This note does not address the upgrades using other management systems Full Disaster Recovery For PX3 with iX7 disaster recovery can be performed via the USB connection only If the firmware upgrade fails causing the PX3 to stop working you can recover it ...

Page 485: ...ttings are downloaded and which are not by creating your own bulk configuration profile Note that device specific settings such as the device s IP address or environmental sensor settings will never be included into any profile you will create so they will never be downloaded from any source device See Device Specific Settings on page 920 When the date and time settings are included in the bulk co...

Page 486: ...he bottom of both the Bulk Configuration and Backup Restore pages Tip The date and time shown on the PX3 web interface are automatically converted to your computer s time zone To avoid time confusion it is suggested to apply the same time zone settings as those of PX3 to your computer or mobile device Alternatives To use a different bulk configuration method refer to Bulk Configuration via SCP on ...

Page 487: ... models is their chassis colors represented by K2 blue and K9 gray Mechanical designs ignored by bulk configuration When the source and target devices share the same technical specifications but are only different with any mechanical designs which are indicated in the table below the bulk configuration remains feasible These mechanical designs are represented by suffixes added to the model name of...

Page 488: ...o apply the built in bulk profile which downloads all settings from the source device except for device specific data If the built in profile does not meet your needs you can create your own profile s and then apply the wanted profile before downloading saving any settings from the source device To create new bulk profile s 1 Log in to the source PX3 whose settings you want to download 2 Choose Ma...

Page 489: ...xcluded If you select Included for its upper level setting this setting will be also included The option inherited from its parent setting will be enclosed in parentheses Built in The setting will follow the same setting of Raritan s built in profile If Excluded is selected in the built in profile this setting will be also excluded If Included is selected in the built in profile this setting will ...

Page 490: ...elect the Select as default profile checkbox 5 Click Save Step 2 Save a bulk configuration file You must have the Administrator Privileges or Unrestricted View Privileges to download the configuration 1 Log in to the source PX3 if you have not yet 2 Choose Maintenance Bulk Configuration 3 Check the Bulk format field If the chosen value does not match your need change it Option Description Encrypte...

Page 491: ... on page 714 Bulk Configuration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP on page 764 Configuration or Firmware Upgrade with a USB Drive on page 748 Raw Configuration Upload and Download on page 787 Tip Both methods of uploading bulk configuration file or raw configuration file via SCP can serve the purpose of bulk configuration The only difference is that you can configure device specific settings with t...

Page 492: ...the top right corner 3 Click Delete on the confirmation message To remove one or multiple profiles 1 Click to make checkboxes appear in front of profiles 2 Select one or multiple profiles To select ALL profiles select the topmost checkbox in the header row 3 Click on the top right corner 4 Click Delete on the confirmation message ...

Page 493: ...estricted View Privileges to download a backup file 1 Choose Maintenance Backup Restore 2 Check the Backup format field If the chosen value does not match your need change it Option Description Encrypted Partial content is base64 encoded Its content is encrypted using the AES 128 encryption algorithm The file is saved to the TXT format Cleartext Content is displayed in clear text The file is saved...

Page 494: ...he Bulk Configuration and Backup Restore pages Alternative To use a different method to perform backup restore refer to Backup and Restore via SCP on page 715 Network Diagnostics PX3 provides the following tools in the web interface for diagnosing potential networking issues Ping The tool is useful for checking whether a host is accessible through the network or Internet Trace Route The tool lets ...

Page 495: ...kbox 2 Click Run The Trace Route results are then displayed List TCP Connections 1 Click the List TCP Connections title bar to show the list Downloading Diagnostic Information Important This function is for use by Raritan Field Engineers or when you are directed by Raritan Technical Support You can download the diagnostic file from the PX3 to a client machine The file is compressed into a tgz file...

Page 496: ...ts and historical records Choose Maintenance Hardware Failures and the page similar to either of the following diagrams opens NO hardware failures detected Hardware failure s detected Hardware Failure alerts on the Dashboard page Note that current hardware failure events if any will also display on the Dashboard on page 160 Hardware failure types ...

Page 497: ... the chosen power state set by the software Rebooting the PX3 You can remotely reboot the PX3 via the web interface Resetting the PX3 does not interrupt the operation of connected servers because there is no loss of power to outlets During and after the reboot outlets that have been powered on prior to the reboot remain powered on and outlets that have been powered off remain powered off Warning R...

Page 498: ...ttings to Factory Defaults You must have the Administrator Privileges to reset all settings of the PX3 to factory defaults Important Exercise caution before resetting the PX3 to its factory defaults This erases existing information and customized settings such as user profiles threshold values and so on Only active energy data and firmware upgrade history are retained To reset the device to factor...

Page 499: ...page 793 Note Device reset will cause CLI communications over an USB connection to be lost Therefore re connect the USB cable after the reset is complete Retrieving Software Packages Information You can check the current firmware version and the information of all open source packages embedded in the PX3 through the web interface To retrieve the embedded software packages information 1 Choose Main...

Page 500: ... the Web Interface 479 Webcam Management The Webcams menu item appears when there is any webcam s connected to the PX3 or when there are snapshots saved onto the PX3 already See Connecting a Logitech Webcam on page 82 ...

Page 501: ... Webcam Configuration Additional webcam related actions you can take Action Refer to Manually store snapshots taken from the webcam onto the PX3 or a remote server Configuring Webcams and Viewing Live Images on page 480 Changing Storage Settings on page 488 Send a snapshot or video session s link to other people via email or instant message Sending Links to Snapshots or Videos on page 483 Create e...

Page 502: ... determined by the detection order The one that is detected first is named Webcam and the other that is detected later is named Webcam 2 The Webcam page consists of three sections Live Preview Image Controls and Settings Live Preview 1 By default the Live Preview section is opened displaying the live snapshot video session captured by the webcam The default is to show live snapshots Interval time ...

Page 503: ...parate window appears which is called the Primary Standalone Live Preview window in this User Guide You can send out this window s URL to share the live image with others See Sending Links to Snapshots or Videos on page 483 Note Make sure your browser does not block the pop up window or the separate window does not show up 4 To switch between snapshot and video modes refer to the Settings section ...

Page 504: ...tion information in each location field as needed Up to 63 ASCII printable characters are supported Note that the location data you enter is not available in those snapshots stored on remote servers Tip If the webcam s location is important you can customize the webcam s name based on its location when configuring PX3 to save snapshots onto a remote server 5 Select a resolution for the webcam If y...

Page 505: ...ive Preview window and multiple Secondary Standalone Live Preview windows are identified as one single webcam user in the Connected Users list You can disconnect a webcam user to terminate all sessions sharing the same URL See Viewing Connected Users on page 456 Best practice 1 The sender opens the Primary Standalone Live Preview window and sends the link to one or multiple recipients 2 The sender...

Page 506: ...he live snapshot or video in a standalone window opens See Configuring Webcams and Viewing Live Images on page 480 4 Copy the URL from that live preview window a Select the URL shown on the top of the image b Right click to copy the URL or press CTRL C 5 Send the URL link through an email or instant message application to one or multiple persons 6 Leave the live preview window open until the recip...

Page 507: ...ink is no longer valid after two minutes since the final live preview window is closed Viewing and Managing Locally Saved Snapshots This section describes the operation for snapshots saved onto the PX3 device only To access snapshots saved onto remote servers you must use appropriate third party applications such as an FTP client to access them When saving a snapshot it is stored locally on the PX...

Page 508: ...b interface are automatically converted to your computer s time zone To avoid time confusion it is suggested to apply the same time zone settings as those of PX3 to your computer or mobile device 3 The selected snapshot as well as its information such as captured time and resolution is displayed on the same page 4 If the latest saved snapshot is not listed yet click To manually delete any snapshot...

Page 509: ... the topmost checkbox in the header row 3 On the top of the list click 4 Click Delete on the confirmation message To download any image onto the computer To download an image onto your computer move your mouse to that image right click on it and choose Save Image As ...

Page 510: ...l remove the snapshots saved on the PX3 such as firmware upgrade If you have either or both needs below you must save snapshots onto a remote server like FTP or CIFS Samba instead of the PX3 Total number of saved snapshots will exceed 10 Saved snapshots must be stored permanently or at least should not be removed by the PX3 device s reboot To configure the storage settings 1 Choose Webcams Edit Se...

Page 511: ...name for server access Password for server access FTP Snapshots are saved onto a FTP server Total number of saved snapshots depends on the server s capacity All saved snapshots remain available after rebooting the PX3 Configure the following fields Server URL the FTP server s path Username for server access Password for server access To find where the snapshots are saved on CIFS Samba or FTP see I...

Page 512: ...e saved as JPEG and named according to the date and time when saving the snapshots Note that the date and time of the filename are based on the time zone of the PX3 rather than that of the computer or mobile device you are operating Tip To check the time zone of your PX3 choose Device Settings Date Time See Setting the Date and Time on page 349 The structure of a snapshots folder looks similar to ...

Page 513: ... a remote server The name of the webcam that your PX3 detects later if an additional webcam is connected This is the folder where the snapshots captured by the second webcam are stored The second webcam s default name is Webcam 2 Changing this webcam s name also changes the second snapshots folder s name If the webcam s location is important you can customize the webcam s name based on its locatio...

Page 514: ...nu items SmartLock and Card Readers will appear in the menu after connecting and configuring properly DX2 DH2C2 and the door handles included in the kit Note For more information on DX2 DH2C2 such as its hardware installation refer to the SmartLock Quick Setup Guide accompanying the SmartLock kit or Environmental Sensors and Actuators Guide or its Online Help version on the Raritan Support page ht...

Page 515: ... that is DX2 DH2C2 modules attached to PX3 Shows the status of the door handle integrated card readers connected to DX2 DH2C2 Note Data of external USB card readers is NOT shown on the SmartLock page It is shown on the Card Readers page instead You can control the door handles on this page See SmartLock on page 494 Card Readers page Shows the information of all card readers connected to PX3 includ...

Page 516: ...ge shows information of all DX2 DH2C2 modules attached to PX3 including its serial number position and its door handle configuration On this page you can View the status of the cabinet door and card reader Note Data of external USB card readers is NOT shown on the SmartLock page It is shown on the Card Readers page instead ...

Page 517: ...a lock icon is displayed on each door handle section s top right corner and both the Door State and Card Reader sections are unavailable 1 Click Edit Settings in the Settings section 2 In the Door handle type field select the door handle type you are using If your specific Southco H3 EM model is listed select it For all other supported Southco H3 EM models select Southco H3 EM Restriction A few do...

Page 518: ...he door handle lock will be automatically closed Default is 600 seconds that is 10 minutes Door sensor polarity Determine which of the following status is considered normal for doors that is contact closure terminals of DX2 DH2C2 Normally closed When the contact closure terminals are closed the door is considered closed This is the default Normally open When the contact closure terminals are open ...

Page 519: ...Chapter 6 Using the Web Interface 498 Door Handle Status and Control After configuring the door handle type properly two more sections are shown for the configured door handle Door State and Card Reader ...

Page 520: ...remains closed Card Reader Shows the data of the smart card scanned by the internal or external card reader accompanying each door handle connected to DX2 DH2C2 Note It is not necessary to use the internal card reader unless you are using a third party application such as Power IQ for access control Refer to the user documentation of your third party application for more information Tip All sensor...

Page 521: ...door handle If not then PX3 will automatically close the door handle lock after its timeout expires DX2 DH2C2 LED information For information on DX2 DH2C2 LED refer to Environmental Sensors and Actuators Guide or its Online Help version on the Raritan Support page http www raritan com support Card Readers To open the Card Readers page choose Card Readers in the Menu on page 155 This page lists all...

Page 522: ...types Door handle integrated card readers This type of card reader is integrated in the door handle which is any series below Emka Agent E SouthCo H3 EM Dirak eLine MLR 2x00 Note Not every SouthCo H3 EM door handle has a card reader integrated For example H3 EM 60 100 requires an external card reader It is connected to PX3 via the DX2 DH2C2 module The Channel column indicates which door handle por...

Page 523: ...ication Pass Phrase and Privacy Pass Phrase which act as shared secrets between SNMP and the PX3 Important You must download the SNMP MIB for your PX3 to use with your SNMP manager See Downloading SNMP MIB on page 506 To enable SNMP v1 v2c and or v3 protocols 1 Choose Device Settings Network Services SNMP 2 In the SNMP Agent section enable SNMP v1 v2c or SNMP v3 and configure related fields such a...

Page 524: ...ade to the SNMP Notifications section on the SNMP page will update the settings of the System SNMP Notification Action and vice versa See Available Actions on page 375 SNMPv2c Notifications 1 Choose Device Settings Network Services SNMP 2 In the SNMP Agent make sure the Enable SNMP v1 v2c checkbox is selected 3 In the SNMP Notifications section make sure the Enable SNMP notifications checkbox is s...

Page 525: ...ent up to 5 times when the initial communication fails Host The IP address of the device s you want to access This is the address to which notifications are sent by the SNMP agent You can specify up to 3 SNMP destinations Port The port number used to access the device s Community The SNMP community string to access the device s The community is the group representing the PX3 and all SNMP managemen...

Page 526: ... the Enable SNMP notifications checkbox is selected 4 Select SNMPv3 trap or SNMPv3 inform as the notification type 5 For SNMP TRAPs the engine ID is prepopulated 6 Type values in the following fields Field Description Host The IP address of the device s you want to access ...

Page 527: ...esent up to 5 times when the initial communication fails Security level Three types are available noAuthNoPriv neither authentication nor privacy protocols are needed authNoPriv only authentication is required authPriv both authentication and privacy protocols are required Authentication protocol Authentication passphrase Confirm authentication passphrase The three fields are available when the se...

Page 528: ...Select the desired MIB file to download PDU2 MIB The SNMP MIB file for PX3 management ASSETMANAGEMENT MIB The SNMP MIB file for asset management LHX MIB The SNMP MIB file for managing the LHX SHX heat exchanger s 4 Click Save to save the file onto your computer MIB download via the Device Information page 1 Choose Maintenance Device Information 2 In the Information section click the desired downlo...

Page 529: ...ubset of the information such as the SNMP system name Note The SNMP system name is the PX3 device name When you change the SNMP system name the device name shown in the web interface is also changed The PX3 does NOT support configuring IPv6 related parameters using the SNMP set requests Valid objects for these requests are limited to those found in the SNMP MIB II System Group and the custom PX3 M...

Page 530: ...e beginning of the file listed under their parent group The objects then appear again individually defined and described in detail For example the measurementsGroup group contains objects for sensor readings of PX3 as a whole One object listed under this group measurementsUnitSensorValue is described later in the MIB as The sensor value pduRatedCurrent part of the configGroup group describes the P...

Page 531: ...vers synchronizeWithNTPServer Enable or disable the use of DHCP assigned NTP servers if synchronization with NTP servers is enabled useDHCPProvidedNTPServer Manually assign the primary NTP server if the use of DHCP assigned NTP servers is disabled firstNTPServerAddressType and firstNTPServerAddress Manually assign the secondary NTP server optional secondNTPServerAddressType and secondNTPServerAddr...

Page 532: ...plugged into The Active Energy values are included in the outletSensorMeasurementsTable along with other outlet sensor readings A Note about Enabling Thresholds When enabling previously disabled thresholds via SNMP make sure you set a correct value for all thresholds that are supposed to be enabled prior to actually enabling them Otherwise you may get an error message ...

Page 533: ...ble Commands 515 Querying Available Parameters for a Command 516 Showing Information 517 Clearing Information 552 Configuring the PX3 Device and Network 553 Load Shedding Configuration Commands 697 Power Control Operations 699 Actuator Control Operations 703 Unblocking a User 705 Resetting the PX3 705 Network Troubleshooting 707 Retrieving Previous Commands 710 Automatically Completing a Command 7...

Page 534: ... Changing Telnet Settings on page 321 Logging in to CLI Logging in via HyperTerminal over a local connection is a little different than logging in using SSH or Telnet If a security login agreement has been enabled you must accept the agreement in order to complete the login Users are authenticated first and the security banner is checked afterwards With HyperTerminal You can use any terminal emula...

Page 535: ...ompts on page 515 in the User Guide for more information Tip The Last login information including the date and time is also displayed if the same user account was used to log in to this product s web interface or CLI 6 You are now logged in to the command line interface and can begin administering this product With SSH or Telnet You can remotely log in to the command line interface CLI using an SS...

Page 536: ...s to the CLI via a connected analog modem This feature is especially useful when the LAN access is not available To connect to the PX3 via the modem 1 Make sure the PX3 has an analog modem connected See Connecting an Analog Modem on page 84 2 Make sure the computer you are using has an appropriate modem connected 3 Launch a terminal emulation program and configure its baud rate settings according ...

Page 537: ...om the administrator or user mode In this mode the prompt changes to diag or diag and you can perform the network troubleshooting commands such as the ping command See Entering Diagnostic Mode on page 708 Closing a Local Connection Close the window or terminal emulation program when you finish accessing the PX3 over the local connection When accessing or upgrading multiple PX3 devices do not trans...

Page 538: ...ilable Parameters for a Command If you are not sure what commands or parameters are available for a particular type of CLI command or its syntax you can have the CLI show them by adding a space and the help command or list command ls to the end of that command A list of available parameters and their descriptions will be displayed The following shows a few query examples To query available paramet...

Page 539: ...external sensors user profiles and so on Some show commands have two formats one with the parameter details and the other without The difference is that the command without the parameter details displays a shortened version of information while the other displays in depth information After typing a show command press Enter to execute it Note Depending on your login name the prompt may be replaced ...

Page 540: ...IRELESS or BRIDGE Note that you must choose configure the bridge interface if your PX3 is set to the bridging mode Note In the bridging mode only the IP parameters of the BRIDGE interface function The IP parameters of ETH1 ETH2 and WIRELESS interfaces do NOT function Interface Description eth1 Show the IP related configuration of the ETH1 interface eth2 Show the IP related configuration of the ETH...

Page 541: ...ific network interface show network ipv4 interface ETH To show the IPv6 configuration of a specific network interface show network ipv6 interface ETH Variables ETH is one of the network interfaces ETH1 ETH2 WIRELESS or BRIDGE Note that you must choose configure the bridge interface if your PX3 is set to the bridging mode Note In the bridging mode only the IP parameters of the BRIDGE interface func...

Page 542: ...d authentication protocol show network interface ETH Variables ETH is one of the network interfaces ETH1 ETH2 WIRELESS or BRIDGE Note that you must choose configure the bridge interface if your PX3 is set to the bridging mode Note In the bridging mode only the IP parameters of the BRIDGE interface function The IP parameters of ETH1 ETH2 and WIRELESS interfaces do NOT function Interface Description...

Page 543: ...n all Displays the settings of all network services including HTTP HTTPS Telnet SSH and SNMP Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data http Only displays the TCP port for the HTTP service https Only displays the TCP port for the HTTPS service telnet Only displays the settings of the Telnet service ssh Only displays the settings of the SSH service snmp On...

Page 544: ...ormation add the parameter details to the end of the command show outlets n details Variables n is one of the options all or a number Option Description all Displays the information for all outlets Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data A specific outlet number Displays the information for the specified outlet only Displayed information Without the pa...

Page 545: ... to get the same data A specific outlet group number Displays the information for the specified outlet group only Displayed information Without the parameter details only the group s name the group s index number member outlets and the group s power state if it is a switched PDU are displayed With the parameter details more inlet information is displayed in addition to the above outlet group infor...

Page 546: ...l inlets Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data A specific inlet number Displays the information for the specified inlet only An inlet number needs to be specified only when there are more than 1 inlet on your PDU Displayed information Without the parameter details only the inlet s name and RMS current are displayed With the parameter details more inl...

Page 547: ...ercurrent protectors Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data A specific overcurrent protector number Displays the information for the specified overcurrent protector only Displayed information Without the parameter details only the overcurrent protector status and name are displayed With the parameter details more overcurrent protector information is d...

Page 548: ...easurement units applied to the PX3 web and CLI interfaces across all users especially those users authenticated through remote authentication servers show user defaultPreferences Note If a user has set his her own preferred measurement units or the administrator has changed any user s preferred units the web and CLI interfaces show the preferred measurement units for that user instead of the defa...

Page 549: ...d the parameter details to the end of the command show externalsensors n details Variables n is one of the options all or a number Option Description all Displays the information of all environmental sensors Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data A specific environmental sensor number Displays the information for the specified environmental sensor onl...

Page 550: ...ckage Information Different from the show externalsensors commands which show the reading status and configuration of an individual environmental sensor the following command shows the information of all connected environmental sensor packages each of which may contain more than one sensor or actuator show peripheralDevicePackages Information similar to the following is displayed Peripheral Device...

Page 551: ... also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data A specific actuator number Displays the information for the specified actuator only The actuator number is the ID number assigned to the actuator The ID number can be found using the PX3 web interface or CLI It is an integer starting at 1 Displayed information Without the parameter details only the actuator ID type and stat...

Page 552: ...sensor types Sensor type Description current Current sensor voltage Voltage sensor activePower Active power sensor apparentPower Apparent power sensor powerFactor Power factor sensor activeEnergy Active energy sensor lineFrequency Line frequency sensor Displayed information Without the parameter details only the sensor reading state threshold deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout settings o...

Page 553: ...etails to the end of the command show sensor outletpole n p sensor type details Variables n is the number of the outlet whose pole sensors you want to query p is the label of the outlet pole whose sensors you want to query Pole Label p Current sensor Voltage sensor 1 L1 L1 L1 L2 2 L2 L2 L2 L3 3 L3 L3 L3 L1 sensor type is one of the following sensor types Sensor type Description current Current sen...

Page 554: ...n show sensor outletgroup ID sensor type To show detailed information add the parameter details to the end of the command show sensor outletgroup ID sensor type details Variables ID is an outlet group s index number sensor type is one of the following sensor types Sensor type Description activePower An outlet group s active power sensor activeEnergy An outlet group s active energy sensor For defin...

Page 555: ...er details to the end of the command show sensor inlet n sensor type details Variables n is the number of the inlet whose sensors you want to query For a single inlet PDU n is always 1 sensor type is one of the following sensor types Sensor type Description current Current sensor voltage Voltage sensor activePower Active power sensor apparentPower Apparent power sensor powerFactor Power factor sen...

Page 556: ... some or all of the following sensors The CLI command s listed above can be also applied to the following sensors Note that the measurement unit of current values in CLI is A not mA Sensor type Description peakCurrent Peak current sensor reactivePower Reactive power sensor displacementPowerFa ctor Displacement power factor sensor residualCurrent RCM current sensor For Type A it is the sensor that ...

Page 557: ...nd of the command show sensor inletpole n p sensor type details Variables n is the number of the inlet whose pole sensors you want to query For a single inlet PDU n is always 1 p is the label of the inlet pole whose sensors you want to query Pole Label p Current sensor Voltage sensor 1 L1 L1 L1 L2 2 L2 L2 L2 L3 3 L3 L3 L3 L1 sensor type is one of the following sensor types Sensor type Description ...

Page 558: ...ort some or all of the following sensors The CLI command s listed above can be also applied to the following sensors Note that the measurement unit of current values in CLI is A not mA Sensor type Description peakCurrent Peak current sensor reactivePower Reactive power sensor displacementPowerFa ctor Displacement power factor sensor residualCurrent RCM current sensor For Type A it is the sensor th...

Page 559: ... parameter details to the end of the command show sensor ocp n sensor type details Variables n is the number of the overcurrent protector whose sensors you want to query sensor type is one of the following sensor types Sensor type Description current Current sensor Displayed information Without the parameter details only the reading state threshold deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout sett...

Page 560: ...sor Threshold Information This command syntax shows the specified environmental sensor s threshold related information show sensor externalsensor n To show detailed information add the parameter details to the end of the command show sensor externalsensor n details ...

Page 561: ...nd range Note For a state sensor the threshold related and accuracy related data is NOT available Environmental Sensor Default Thresholds This command syntax shows a certain sensor type s default thresholds which are the initial thresholds applying to the specified type of sensor show defaultThresholds sensor type To show detailed information add the parameter details to the end of the command sho...

Page 562: ...the parameter details the threshold range is displayed in addition to default thresholds settings Security Settings This command shows the security settings of the PX3 show security To show detailed information add the parameter details to the end of the command show security details Displayed information Without the parameter details the information including IP access control role based access c...

Page 563: ...server_num One Radius server s settings To show the configuration of a specific Radius server assign the desired Radius server with its sequential number in the command To get detailed information add details to the end of the command show authentication radiusServer server_num OR show authentication radiusServer server_num details Variables server_num is the sequential number of the specified aut...

Page 564: ...s user_name is the name of the user whose profile you want to query The variable can be one of the options all or a user s name Option Description all This option shows all existing user profiles Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data a specific user s name This option shows the profile of the specified user only Displayed information Without the para...

Page 565: ...same data a specific role s name This option shows the data of the specified role only Displayed information Role settings are displayed including the role description and privileges Load Shedding Settings This section applies to outlet switching capable models only This command shows the load shedding settings show loadshedding Displayed information The load shedding state is displayed along with...

Page 566: ...ettings such as the total number of rack units tag ports asset strip state numbering mode orientation available tags and LED color settings show assetStrip n Variables n is one of the options all or a number Option Description all Displays all asset strip information Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data A specific asset strip number Displays the set...

Page 567: ...s physically connected For the PX3 device with only one FEATURE port the number is always 1 rack_unit is one of the options all or a specific rack unit s index number Option Description all Displays the settings of all rack units on the specified asset strip Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data A specific number Displays the settings of the specifie...

Page 568: ... with a specific type of events only show eventlog limit n class event_type Variables n is one of the options all or a number Option Description all Displays all entries in the event log An integer number Displays the specified number of last entries in the event log The number ranges between 1 to 10 000 event_type is one of the following event types Event type Description all All events device De...

Page 569: ...ents modem Modem related events timerEvent Scheduled action events webcam Events for webcam management if available cardReader Events for card reader management if available energywise Cisco EnergyWise related events such as enabling the support of the EnergyWise function Network Connections Diagnostic Log This command shows the diagnostic log for both the EAP authentication and wireless LAN conne...

Page 570: ...ility server n details Variables n is a number representing the sequence of the IT device in the monitored server list You can find each IT device s sequence number using the CLI command of show serverReachability as illustrated below Displayed information Without the parameter details only the specified device s IP address monitoring enabled disabled state and current status are displayed With th...

Page 571: ...is command shows the reliability error log show reliability errorlog n Variables n is one of the options 0 zero or any other integer number Option Description 0 Displays all entries in the reliability error log Tip You can also type the command without adding this option 0 to get all data A specific integer number Displays the specified number of last entries in the reliability error log Reliabili...

Page 572: ...Chapter 8 Using the Command Line Interface 551 Examples This section provides examples of the show command Example 1 Basic Security Information The diagram shows the output of the show security command ...

Page 573: ...mand Line Interface 552 Example 2 In Depth Security Information More information is displayed when typing the show security details command Example 3 Basic PDU Information The diagram shows the output of the show pdu command ...

Page 574: ...ear command press Enter to execute it Note Depending on your login name the prompt may be replaced by the prompt See Different CLI Modes and Prompts on page 515 Clearing Event Log This command removes all data from the event log clear eventlog OR clear eventlog y If you entered the command without y a message appears prompting you to confirm the operation Type y to clear the event log or n to abor...

Page 575: ...guration mode Configuration commands are case sensitive so ensure you capitalize them correctly Entering Configuration Mode Configuration commands function in configuration mode only To enter configuration mode 1 Ensure you have entered administrator mode and the prompt is displayed Note If you enter configuration mode from user mode you may have limited permissions to make configuration changes S...

Page 576: ...essing Enter indicating that you have entered the administrator or user mode See Different CLI Modes and Prompts on page 515 PDU Configuration Commands One PDU configuration command begins with pdu You can use the PDU configuration commands to change the settings that apply to the whole PX3 device Configuration commands are case sensitive so ensure you capitalize them correctly Changing the PDU Na...

Page 577: ...e This section applies to outlet switching capable models only This command sets the outlet power on sequence when the PDU powers up config pdu outletSequence option Variables option is one of the options default or a comma separated list of outlet numbers Option Description default All outlets are switched ON in the ASCENDING order from outlet 1 to the final outlet when the PX3 powers up A comma ...

Page 578: ...ividual outlet numbers or a range of outlets using a dash For example 3 8 represents outlets 3 to 8 delay1 delay2 delay3 and the like are the delay time in seconds Note Power on sequencing is disabled in the latching mode See PX3 Latching Relay Behavior on page 178 Setting the PDU Defined Default Outlet State This section applies to outlet switching capable models only This command determines the ...

Page 579: ...f Period This section applies to outlet switching capable models only This command sets the power off period of the power cycling operation for all outlets config pdu cyclingPowerOffPeriod timing Variables timing is the time of the cycling power off period in seconds which is an integer between 0 and 3600 or pduDefined for following the PDU defined timing Setting the Inrush Guard Delay Time This s...

Page 580: ... Non Critical Outlets This section applies to outlet switching capable models only This command determines critical and non critical outlets It is associated with the load shedding mode See Load Shedding Mode on page 197 config pdu nonCriticalOutlets outlets1 false outlets2 true Separate outlet numbers and their settings with a colon Separate each false and true setting with a semicolon Variables ...

Page 581: ...n enable Enables the data logging feature disable Disables the data logging feature For more information see Setting Data Logging on page 419 Setting Data Logging Measurements Per Entry This command defines the number of measurements accumulated per log entry config pdu measurementsPerLogEntry number Variables number is an integer between 1 and 600 The default is 60 samples per log entry For more ...

Page 582: ...locations are below the seal level Setting the Z Coordinate Format for Environmental Sensors This command enables or disables the use of rack units for specifying the height Z coordinate of environmental sensors config pdu externalSensorsZCoordinateFormat option Variables option is one of the options rackUnits or freeForm Option Description rackUnits The height of the Z coordinate is measured in s...

Page 583: ... see How the Automatic Management Function Works on page 245 Setting the Maximum Number of Active Powered Dry Contact Actuators This command determines the upper limit of active powered dry contact actuators on one PX3 device You need either Change Peripheral Device Configuration privilege or Administrator Privileges to change its upper limit config pdu activePoweredDryContactLimit number Variable...

Page 584: ...is 2 5 seconds outlet 2 s delay is 3 seconds and the delay for outlets 3 through 5 is 10 seconds config pdu outletSequenceDelay 1 2 5 2 3 3 5 10 Example 4 Non Critical Outlets The following command sets outlets 1 2 3 7 and 9 to be critical outlets and 4 5 6 8 10 11 and 12 to be non critical outlets on a 12 outlet PX3 config pdu nonCriticalOutlets 1 3 7 9 false 4 6 8 10 12 true Network Configuratio...

Page 585: ...ace function The IP parameters of ETH1 ETH2 and WIRELESS interfaces do NOT function Interface Description eth1 Determine the IPv4 configuration mode of the ETH1 interface wired networking eth2 Determine the IPv4 configuration mode of the ETH2 interface wired networking wireless Determine the IPv4 configuration mode of the WIRELESS interface that is wireless networking bridge Determine the IPv4 con...

Page 586: ...the BRIDGE interface function The IP parameters of ETH1 ETH2 and WIRELESS interfaces do NOT function Interface Description eth1 Determine the IPv4 preferred host name of the ETH1 interface that is wired networking eth2 Determine the IPv4 preferred host name of the ETH2 interface that is wired networking wireless Determine the IPv4 preferred host name of the WIRELESS interface that is wireless netw...

Page 587: ...s do NOT function Interface Description eth1 Determine the IPv4 address of the ETH1 interface that is wired networking eth2 Determine the IPv4 address of the ETH2 interface that is wired networking wireless Determine the IPv4 address of the WIRELESS interface that is wireless networking bridge Determine the IPv4 address of the BRIDGE interface that is the bridging mode ip address is the IP address...

Page 588: ...ectly reachable or not there are two methods for adding a static route For further information see Static Route Examples on page 300 Method 1 add a static route when the other network is NOT directly reachable config network ipv4 staticRoutes add dest 1 nextHop hop Method 2 add a static route when the other network is directly reachable config network ipv4 staticRoutes add dest 1 interface ETH Del...

Page 589: ...mask You can modify either the IP address or the subnet mask or both Configuring IPv6 Parameters An IPv6 configuration command begins with network ipv6 Setting the IPv6 Configuration Mode This command determines the IP configuration mode config network ipv6 interface ETH configMethod mode Variables ETH is one of the network interfaces ETH1 ETH2 WIRELESS or BRIDGE Note that you must choose configur...

Page 590: ...ify the preferred host name which is optional The following is the command config network ipv6 interface ETH preferredHostName name Variables ETH is one of the network interfaces ETH1 ETH2 WIRELESS or BRIDGE Note that you must choose configure the bridge interface if your PX3 is set to the bridging mode Note In the bridging mode only the IP parameters of the BRIDGE interface function The IP parame...

Page 591: ...onfig network ipv6 interface ETH address ip address Variables ETH is one of the network interfaces ETH1 ETH2 WIRELESS or BRIDGE Note that you must choose configure the bridge interface if your PX3 is set to the bridging mode Note In the bridging mode only the IP parameters of the BRIDGE interface function The IP parameters of ETH1 ETH2 and WIRELESS interfaces do NOT function Interface Description ...

Page 592: ...f the IPv6 network mode is set to static IP and your local network contains two subnets you can configure static routes to enable or disable communications between the PX3 and devices in the other subnet These commands are prefixed with network ipv6 staticRoutes Depending on whether the other network is directly reachable or not there are two methods for adding a static route For further informati...

Page 593: ...nd prefix length of the subnet where the PX3 belongs The format is IP address prefix length hop is the IP address of the next hop router ETH is one of the interfaces ETH1 ETH2 WIRELESS and BRIDGE Type bridge only when your PX3 is in the bridging mode route_ID is the ID number of the route setting which you want to delete or modify dest 2 is a modified route setting that will replace the original r...

Page 594: ... suffix1 OR config network dns searchSuffixes suffix1 suffix2 suffix3 suffix6 Determine which IP address is used when the DNS server returns both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses config network dns resolverPreference resolver Variables ip address is the IP address of the DNS server suffix1 suffix2 and the like are the DNS suffixes that automatically apply when searching for any device via PX3 For example s...

Page 595: ...rface config network ethernet ETH enabled option Variables ETH is one of the options eth1 or eth2 Option Description eth1 ETH1 port eth2 ETH2 port option is one of the options true or false Option Description true The specified network interface is enabled false The specified network interface is disabled Changing the LAN Interface Speed This command determines the LAN interface speed config netwo...

Page 596: ...ys 100 Mbps 1000Mbps The LAN speed is always 1000 Mbps Changing the LAN Duplex Mode This command determines the LAN interface duplex mode config network ethernet ETH duplexMode mode Variables ETH is one of the options eth1 or eth2 Option Description eth1 ETH1 port eth2 ETH2 port mode is one of the modes auto half or full Option Description auto The PX3 selects the optimum transmission mode through...

Page 597: ...n methods NONE or EAP Method Description NONE The authentication method is set to NONE EAP The authentication method is set to EAP Setting Ethernet EAP Parameters When the selected Ethernet interface s authentication method is set to EAP you must configure EAP authentication parameters including outer authentication inner authentication EAP identity client certificate client private key password C...

Page 598: ...mands including commands for the client certificate client private key and CA certificate the system prompts you to enter the contents of the wanted certificate or key For an example with detailed procedure see EAP CA Certificate Example on page 578 Provide a client private key for authentication set to EAP TLS or EAP PEAP TLS config network ethernet ETH eapClientPrivateKey Provide a CA TLS certif...

Page 599: ... PEAP Outer authentication is set to Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol PEAP TLS Outer authentication is set to TLS inner_auth is one of the options MS CHAPv2 or TLS Option Description MSCHAPv2 Inner authentication is set to Microsoft s Challenge Authentication Protocol Version 2 MS CHAPv2 TLS Inner authentication is set to TLS identity is your user name for the EAP authentication option...

Page 600: ...te is not valid due to incorrect system time FQDN is the name of the RADIUS server if it is present in the TLS certificate The name must match the fully qualified domain name FQDN of the host shown in the certificate EAP CA Certificate Example This section provides a CA certificate example for the Ethernet interface ETH1 Your CA certificate contents should be different from the contents displayed ...

Page 601: ...2ZSBTY2hvY2gwWDALBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEDSQAwR gJBALrAwyYdgxmzNP ts0Uyf6BpmiJYktU w4NG67ULaN4B5CnE z7k57s9o3YY3LecETgQ5iQHmkwlYDTL2fTgVfw0CAQOjgaswgag wZAYDVR0ZAQH BFowWDBWMFQxCzAJBgNVBAYTAlVTMTYwNAYDVQ QKEy1OYXRpb25hbCBBZXJvbmF1dGljcyBhbmQgU3BhY2UgQWRta W5pc3RyYXRpb24xDTALBgNVBAMTBENSTDEwFwYDVR0BAQH BA0w C4AJODMyOTcwODEwMBgGA1UdAgQRMA8ECTgzMjk3MDgyM4ACBSA wDQYDVR0KBAYwBAMCBkAwCwYJKoZIhvcNAQEEA4GBAH2y1VCE...

Page 602: ...ee Entering Configuration Mode on page 553 2 Type the appropriate command depending on which file you want to remove and press Enter Client certificate config network ethernet eth1 eapClientCertificate Client private key config network ethernet eth1 eapClientPrivateKey CA certificate config network ethernet eth1 eapCACertificate 3 The system prompts you to enter the contents of the chosen certific...

Page 603: ...until the wireless networking mode is enabled In addition a message appears indicating that the active network interface is not wireless Setting the SSID This command specifies the SSID string config network wireless SSID ssid Variables ssid is the name of the wireless access point which consists of Up to 32 ASCII characters No spaces ASCII codes 0x20 0x7E Enabling or Disabling 802 11n High Throug...

Page 604: ...Variables method is one of the authentication methods PSK or EAP Method Description PSK The authentication method is set to PSK EAP The authentication method is set to EAP Setting the PSK If the Pre Shared Key PSK authentication method is selected you must assign a PSK passphrase by using this command config network wireless PSK psk Variables psk is a string or passphrase that consists of 8 to 63 ...

Page 605: ...Set the EAP password config network wireless eapPassword After performing the above command the PX3 prompts you to enter the password Then type the password and press Enter Provide a Client Certificate for authentication set to EAP TLS or EAP PEAP TLS config network wireless eapClientCertificate After performing any certificate or private key commands including commands for the client certificate ...

Page 606: ...ons PEAP or TLS Option Description PEAP Outer authentication is set to Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol PEAP TLS Outer authentication is set to TLS inner_auth is one of the options MS CHAPv2 or TLS Option Description MSCHAPv2 Inner authentication is set to Microsoft s Challenge Authentication Protocol Version 2 MS CHAPv2 TLS Inner authentication is set to TLS identity is your user name...

Page 607: ...e network connection successful when the PX3 system time is earlier than the firmware build before synchronizing with the NTP server causing the TLS certificate to become invalid false The network connection is NOT successfully established when the PX3 finds that the TLS certificate is not valid due to incorrect system time FQDN is the name of the RADIUS server if it is present in the TLS certific...

Page 608: ...assigned a unique IP address portForwarding The Port Forwarding mode where every cascaded device in the chain shares the same IP address with diverse port numbers assigned Important When enabling either cascading mode you must make sure the other cascading mode is disabled or the preferred cascading mode may not be enabled successfully option1 is one of the following options Option Description tru...

Page 609: ...nterface setting config network portForwarding masterDownstreamInterface option3 Variables option2 is one of the following cascading roles Role Description master The device is a master device slave The device is a slave device option3 is one of the following options Option Description ETH1 ETH2 ETH1 ETH2 port is the port where the 1st slave device is connected Usb USB port is the port where the 1...

Page 610: ... the HTTP port config network services http enabled option Enforce redirection from HTTP to HTTPS config network services http enforceHttps option Variables n is a TCP port number between 1 and 65535 The default HTTP port is 80 option is one of the options true or false Option Description true The HTTP port is enabled OR HTTP redirection to HTTPS is enabled false The HTTP port is disabled OR HTTP ...

Page 611: ...tion is one of the options true or false Option Description true Forces any access to the PX3 via HTTP to be redirected to HTTPS false No HTTP access is redirected to HTTPS Changing the Telnet Configuration You can enable or disable the Telnet service or change its TCP port using the CLI commands A Telnet command begins with network services telnet Enabling or Disabling Telnet This command enables...

Page 612: ...35 The default Telnet port is 23 Changing the SSH Configuration You can enable or disable the SSH service or change its TCP port using the CLI commands An SSH command begins with network services ssh Enabling or Disabling SSH This command enables or disables the SSH service config network services ssh enabled option Variables option is one of the options true or false Option Description true The S...

Page 613: ...icKey Option Description passwordOnly Enables the password based login only publicKeyOnly Enables the public key based login only passwordOrPublicKey Enables both the password and public key based login This is the default If the public key authentication is selected you must enter a valid SSH public key for each user profile to log in over the SSH connection See Specifying the SSH Public Key on p...

Page 614: ... is disabled Enabling or Disabling SNMP v3 This command enables or disables the SNMP v3 protocol config network services snmp v3 option Variables option is one of the options enable or disable Option Description enable The SNMP v3 protocol is enabled disable The SNMP v3 protocol is disabled Setting the SNMP Read Community This command sets the SNMP read only community string config network service...

Page 615: ...e is a string comprising 0 to 255 alphanumeric characters Setting the sysName Value This command sets the SNMP MIB II sysName value config network services snmp sysName value Variables value is a string comprising 0 to 255 alphanumeric characters Setting the sysLocation Value This command sets the SNMP MIB II sysLocation value config network services snmp sysLocation value Variables value is a str...

Page 616: ...t is disabled Enabling or Disabling the Read Only Mode This command enables or disables the read only mode for the Modbus agent config network services modbus readonly option Variables option is one of the options true or false Option Description true The read only mode is enabled false The read only mode is disabled Changing the Modbus Port This command changes the Modbus port config network serv...

Page 617: ...r Service advertisement via LLMNR is enabled or disabled option is one of the options enable or disable Option Description enable Service advertisement via the selected method MDNS or LLMNR is enabled disable Service advertisement via the selected method MDNS or LLMNR is disabled Examples This section illustrates several network configuration examples Example 1 Wireless Networking Mode The followi...

Page 618: ...n mode on the ETH1 interface config network ipv4 interface eth1 configMethod static Time Configuration Commands A time configuration command begins with time Determining the Time Setup Method This command determines the method to configure the system date and time config time method method Variables method is one of the time setup options manual or ntp Mode Description manual The date and time set...

Page 619: ...ntp firstServer first_server Specify the secondary time server config time ntp secondServer second_server To delete the primary time server config time ntp firstServer To delete the secondary time server config time ntp secondServer Variables The first_server is the IP address or host name of the primary NTP server The second_server is the IP address or host name of the secondary NTP server ...

Page 620: ...me set time hh mm ss Variables Variable Description yyyy mm dd Type the date in the format of yyyy mm dd For example type 2015 11 30 for November 30 2015 hh mm ss Type the time in the format of hh mm ss in the 24 hour format For example type 13 50 20 for 1 50 20 pm Setting the Time Zone The CLI has a list of time zones to configure the date and time for PX3 config time zone After a list of time zo...

Page 621: ...settings config time autoDST option Variables option is one of the options enable or disable Mode Description enable Daylight savings time is enabled disable Daylight savings time is disabled Examples This section illustrates several time configuration examples Example 1 Time Setup Method The following command sets the date and time settings by using the NTP servers config time method ntp Example ...

Page 622: ...rent CLI Modes and Prompts on page 515 In the administrator user mode check ntp In the configuration mode config check ntp Security Configuration Commands A security configuration command begins with security Firewall Control You can manage firewall control features through the CLI The firewall control lets you set up rules that permit or disallow access to the PX3 from a specific or a range of IP...

Page 623: ...yOut policy IPv6 commands Enable or disable the IPv6 firewall control feature config security ipAccessControl ipv6 enabled option Determine the default IPv6 firewall control policy for inbound traffic config security ipAccessControl ipv6 defaultPolicyIn policy Determine the default IPv6 firewall control policy for outbound traffic config security ipAccessControl ipv6 defaultPolicyOut policy Variab...

Page 624: ...on page 696 Managing Firewall Rules You can add delete or modify firewall rules using the CLI commands An IPv4 firewall control rule command begins with security ipAccessControl ipv4 rule An IPv6 firewall control rule command begins with security ipAccessControl ipv6 rule Adding a Firewall Rule Depending on where you want to add a new firewall rule in the list the command for adding a rule varies ...

Page 625: ...sk policy Variables direction is one of the options in or out Direction Description in Inbound traffic out Outbound traffic ip_mask is the combination of the IP address and subnet mask values or prefix length which are separated with a slash For example an IPv4 combination looks like this 192 168 94 222 24 policy is one of the options accept drop or reject Policy Description accept Accepts traffic...

Page 626: ...wall Rule Depending on what to modify in an existing rule the command varies IPv4 commands Modify an IPv4 rule s IP address and or subnet mask config security ipAccessControl ipv4 rule modify direction rule_number ipMask ip_mask Modify an IPv4 rule s policy config security ipAccessControl ipv4 rule modify direction rule_number policy policy Modify all contents of an existing IPv4 rule config secur...

Page 627: ...nation of the IP address and subnet mask values or prefix length which are separated with a slash For example an IPv4 combination looks like this 192 168 94 222 24 policy is one of the options accept drop or reject Option Description accept Accepts traffic from to the specified IP address es drop Discards traffic from to the specified IP address es without sending any failure notification to the s...

Page 628: ... existing rule that you want to remove Restricted Service Agreement The CLI command used to set the Restricted Service Agreement feature begins with security restrictedServiceAgreement Enabling or Disabling the Restricted Service Agreement This command activates or deactivates the Restricted Service Agreement config security restrictedServiceAgreement enabled option Variables option is one of the ...

Page 629: ...er of the following or the login fails In the web interface select the checkbox labeled I understand and accept the restricted service agreement Tip To select the agreement checkbox using the keyboard first press Tab to go to the checkbox and then Enter In the CLI type y when the confirmation message I understand and accept the restricted service agreement is displayed ...

Page 630: ...characters in parentheses Note The new content of Restricted Service Agreement is saved only after typing the apply command See Quitting Configuration Mode on page 554 Example The following example illustrates how to specify the content of the Restricted Service Agreement 1 Type the following command and press Enter to start entering the content config security restrictedServiceAgreement bannerCon...

Page 631: ...disables the single login feature which controls whether multiple logins using the same login name simultaneously is permitted config security loginLimits singleLogin option Variables option is one of the options enable or disable Option Description enable Enables the single login feature disable Disables the single login feature Password Aging This command enables or disables the password aging f...

Page 632: ...in idle before that user is forced to log out of the PX3 web interface or CLI config security loginLimits idleTimeout value Variables value is a numeric value in minutes set for the idle timeout The timeout ranges from 1 to 1440 minutes 24 hours User Blocking There are different commands for changing different user blocking parameters These commands begin with security userBlocking You can combine...

Page 633: ...the user is unblocked manually Strong Passwords The strong password commands determine whether a strong password is required for login and what a strong password should contain at least A strong password command begins with security strongPasswords You can combine multiple strong password commands to modify different parameters at a time See Multi Command Syntax on page 696 Enabling or Disabling S...

Page 634: ...mLength value Variables value is an integer between 16 and 64 Lowercase Character Requirement This command determines whether a strong password includes at least a lowercase character config security strongPasswords enforceAtLeastOneLowerCaseCharacter option Variables option is one of the options enable or disable Option Description enable At least one lowercase character is required disable No lo...

Page 635: ...t least a numeric character config security strongPasswords enforceAtLeastOneNumericCharacter option Variables option is one of the options enable or disable Option Description enable At least one numeric character is required disable No numeric character is required Special Character Requirement This command determines whether a strong password includes at least a special character config securit...

Page 636: ...t are based on both IP addresses and users roles An IPv4 role based access control command begins with security roleBasedAccessControl ipv4 An IPv6 role based access control command begins with security roleBasedAccessControl ipv6 Modifying Role Based Access Control Parameters There are different commands for modifying role based access control parameters IPv4 commands Enable or disable the IPv4 r...

Page 637: ...y Drops traffic from all IP addresses regardless of the user s role Tip You can combine both commands to modify all role based access control parameters at a time See Multi Command Syntax on page 696 Managing Role Based Access Control Rules You can add delete or modify role based access control rules An IPv4 role based access control command for managing rules begins with security roleBasedAccessC...

Page 638: ...e config security roleBasedAccessControl ipv6 rule add start_ip end_ip role policy insert rule_number Variables start_ip is the starting IP address end_ip is the ending IP address role is the role for which you want to create an access control rule policy is one of the options allow or deny Policy Description allow Accepts traffic from the specified IP address range when the user is a member of th...

Page 639: ...edAccessControl ipv4 rule modify rule_number startIpAddress start_ip endIpAddress end_ip Modify an IPv4 rule s role config security roleBasedAccessControl ipv4 rule modify rule_number role role Modify an IPv4 rule s policy config security roleBasedAccessControl ipv4 rule modify rule_number policy policy Modify all contents of an existing IPv4 rule config security roleBasedAccessControl ipv4 rule m...

Page 640: ...le_number is the number of the existing rule that you want to modify start_ip is the starting IP address end_ip is the ending IP address role is one of the existing roles policy is one of the options allow or deny Policy Description allow Accepts traffic from the specified IP address range when the user is a member of the specified role deny Drops traffic from the specified IP address range when t...

Page 641: ...by operating the front panel display To enable the front panel outlet control feature config security frontPanelPermissions add switchOutlet To disable the front panel outlet control feature config security frontPanelPermissions remove switchOutlet Tip If your PX3 supports multiple front panel permissions you can combine them into one command by adding a semicolon between different permissions For...

Page 642: ...and the internal beeper muting functions simultaneously security frontPanelPermissions add switchActuator muteBeeper Enabling or Disabling Front Panel Beeper Sound Control The following CLI commands control whether you can mute the internal beeper by operating the front panel LCD display when the beeper sounds To enable the front panel beeper sound control feature config security frontPanelPermiss...

Page 643: ...is set to accept The default policy for outbound traffic is set to accept Example 2 Adding an IPv4 Firewall Rule The following command adds a new IPv4 access control rule and specifies its location in the list config security ipAccessControl ipv4 rule add in 192 168 84 123 24 accept insertAbove 5 Results A new IPv4 firewall control rule is added to accept all packets sent from the IPv4 address 192...

Page 644: ...access control rule is added dropping all packets from any IPv4 address between 192 168 78 50 and 192 168 90 100 when the user is a member of the role admin The newly added IPv4 rule is inserted above the 3rd rule That is the new rule becomes the 3rd rule and the original 3rd rule becomes the 4th rule Outlet Configuration Commands An outlet configuration command begins with outlet Such a command a...

Page 645: ... n is the number of the outlet that you want to configure option is one of the options off on lastKnownState and pduDefined Option Description off Turn off the outlet on Turn on the outlet lastKnownState Restore the outlet to the state prior to last PDU power down pduDefined PDU defined setting Note Setting the outlet s default state to an option other than pduDefined overrides the PDU defined def...

Page 646: ...s the time of the cycling power off period in seconds which is an integer between 0 and 3600 or pduDefined for following the PDU defined timing Note This setting overrides the PDU defined cycling power off period on a particular outlet See Setting the PDU Defined Cycling Power Off Period on page 557 Example Outlet Naming The following command assigns the name Win XP to outlet 8 config outlet 8 nam...

Page 647: ...n type a hyphen between the initial and the final index number instead of using commas For example to assign outlets 3 4 5 8 and 10 to the outlet group named servers you have two choices either use a hyphen for consecutive outlets 3 to 5 or use commas for all of member outlets outletgroup add servers 3 5 8 10 OR outletgroup add servers 3 4 5 8 10 Managing an Outlet Group You can modify an outlet g...

Page 648: ...rated with commas If the member outlets are consecutive outlets you can type a hyphen between the initial and the final index number instead of using commas For example to assign outlets 3 4 5 8 and 10 to the outlet group named servers you have two choices either use a hyphen for consecutive outlets 3 to 5 or use commas for all of member outlets In the following examples it is assumed that the ser...

Page 649: ...er cycle one outlet group power outletgroup ID cycle To quicken the operation you can add the parameter y to the end of the command which confirms the operation For example power outletgroup ID off y If you entered the command without y a message appears prompting you to confirm the operation Then Type y to confirm the operation OR Type n to abort the operation Variables ID is an outlet group s in...

Page 650: ...an Inlet for Multi Inlet PDUs Enabling or disabling an inlet takes effect on a multi inlet PDU only This command enables or disables an inlet config inlet n enabled option Variables n is the number of the inlet that you want to configure For a single inlet PDU n is always 1 The value is an integer between 1 and 50 option is one of the options true or false Option Description true The specified inl...

Page 651: ...ercurrent Protector Name This command names a circuit breaker or a fuse which protects outlets on your PX3 config ocp n name name Variables n is the number of the overcurrent protector that you want to configure The value is an integer between 1 and 50 name is a string comprising up to 64 ASCII printable characters The name variable must be enclosed in quotes when it contains spaces Example OCP Na...

Page 652: ...ame is a string comprising up to 32 ASCII printable characters The name variable CANNOT contain spaces option is one of the options enable or disable Option Description enable Enables the newly created user profile disable Disables the newly created user profile roles is a role or a list of comma separated roles assigned to the specified user profile Modifying a User Profile A user profile contain...

Page 653: ...irmation and press Enter Variables name is the name of the user whose settings you want to change Example The following procedure illustrates how to change the password of the user May 1 Verify that you have entered the configuration mode See Entering Configuration Mode on page 553 2 Type the following command to change the password for the user profile May config user modify May password 3 Type a...

Page 654: ...e Change a user s telephone number config user modify name telephoneNumber phone_number Change a user s email address config user modify name eMailAddress email_address Variables name is the name of the user whose settings you want to change full_name is a string comprising up to 64 ASCII printable characters The full_name variable must be enclosed in quotes when it contains spaces phone_number is...

Page 655: ... Option Description true Enables the specified user profile false Disables the specified user profile Forcing a Password Change This command determines whether the password change is forced when a user logs in to the specified user profile next time config user modify name forcePasswordChangeOnNextLogin option Variables name is the name of the user whose settings you want to change option is one o...

Page 656: ...Determine the security level config user modify name securityLevel option2 Determine whether the authentication passphrase is identical to the password config user modify name userPasswordAsAuthenticationPassphrase option3 Determine the authentication passphrase config user modify name authenticationPassPhrase After performing the above command PX3 prompts you to enter the authentication passphras...

Page 657: ...he user whose settings you want to change option1 is one of the options enable or disable Option Description enable Enables the SNMP v3 access permission for the specified user disable Disables the SNMP v3 access permission for the specified user option2 is one of the options noAuthNoPriv authNoPriv or authPriv Option Description noAuthNoPriv No authentication and no privacy authNoPriv Authenticat...

Page 658: ...ation protocol is applied SHA 1 SHA 1 authentication protocol is applied option6 is one of the options DES or AES 128 Option Description DES DES privacy protocol is applied AES 128 AES 128 privacy protocol is applied An authentication or privacy passphrase is a string comprising 8 to 32 ASCII printable characters Changing the Role s This command changes the role s of a specific user config user mo...

Page 659: ...users via CLI see Setting Default Measurement Units on page 640 Set the preferred temperature unit config user modify name preferredTemperatureUnit option1 Set the preferred length unit config user modify name preferredLengthUnit option2 Set the preferred pressure unit config user modify name preferredPressureUnit option3 Variables name is the name of the user whose settings you want to change opt...

Page 660: ... to enter the contents of the SSH public key Do the following to input the contents a Open your SSH public key with a text editor b Copy all contents in the text editor c Paste the contents into the terminal d Press Enter To remove an existing SSH public key 1 Type the same command as shown above 2 When the system prompts you to input the contents press Enter without typing or pasting anything Exa...

Page 661: ...r the password is changed successfully the new password is effective immediately no matter you type the command apply or not to save the changes Example This procedure changes your own password 1 Verify that you have entered the configuration mode See Entering Configuration Mode on page 553 2 Type the following command and press Enter config password 3 Type the existing password and press Enter wh...

Page 662: ...ce and command line interface Tip To change the preferred measurement units displayed in the PX3 user interfaces for a specific user via CLI see Changing Measurement Units on page 637 Set the default temperature unit config user defaultpreferences preferredTemperatureUnit option1 Set the default length unit config user defaultpreferences preferredLengthUnit option2 Set the default pressure unit co...

Page 663: ... several user configuration examples Example 1 Creating a User Profile The following command creates a new user profile and sets two parameters for the new user config user create Mary enable admin Results A new user profile Mary is created The new user profile is enabled The admin role is assigned to the new user profile Example 2 Modifying a User s Roles The following command assigns two roles t...

Page 664: ...ult temperature unit is set to Fahrenheit The default length unit is set to feet The default pressure unit is set to psi Role Configuration Commands A role configuration command begins with role Creating a Role This command creates a new role with a list of semicolon separated privileges assigned to the role config role create name privilege1 privilege2 privilege3 If a specific privilege contains ...

Page 665: ...ege All Privileges This table lists all privileges Note that available privileges vary according to the model you purchased For example a PDU without the outlet switching function does not have the privilege switchOutlet Privilege Description acknowledgeAlarms Acknowledge Alarms adminPrivilege Administrator Privileges changeAssetStripConfiguration Change Asset Strip Configuration changeAuthSetting...

Page 666: ...Settings View Authentication Settings viewEventSetup View Event Settings viewEverything Unrestricted View Privileges viewLog View Local Event Log viewSecuritySettings View Security Settings viewSnmpSettings View SNMP Settings viewUserSettings View Local User Management viewWebcamSettings View Webcam Snapshots and Configuration The switchActuator privilege requires an argument that is separated wit...

Page 667: ...gument that is separated with a colon The argument could be All outlet groups that is switchOutletGroup all An outlet group number For example switchOutletGroup 1 switchOutletGroup 2 switchOutletGroup 3 A list of comma separated outlet groups For example switchOutletGroup 1 3 5 7 8 9 Modifying a Role You can modify diverse parameters of an existing role including its privileges Modify a role s des...

Page 668: ...hose assigned to the role Otherwise the command fails to remove specified privileges that are not available Variables name is a string comprising up to 32 ASCII printable characters description is a description comprising alphanumeric characters The description variable must be enclosed in quotes when it contains spaces privilege1 privilege2 privilege3 and the like are names of the privileges assi...

Page 669: ...both set the authentication type and determine whether to switch to local authentication in case the remote authentication is not available Determine the authentication type only config authentication type option1 Determine the authentication type and enable disable the option of switching to local authentication config authentication type option1 useLocalIfRemoteUnavailable option2 Note You canno...

Page 670: ...DAP related commands begin with authentication ldap If you enable LDAP authentication you must add at least one LDAP server Later you can modify or delete any existing LDAP server as needed Adding an LDAP Server Adding an LDAP server requires the entry of quite a lot of parameters such as the server s IP address TCP port number Base DN and so on You can repeat the following CLI command to add more...

Page 671: ...s command When the above command is successfully performed a list of all LDAP servers including the newly added one will be displayed which is similar to the following diagram Tip To verify all settings of a newly added server see Authentication Settings on page 541 Variables host is the IP address or host name of the LDAP server port is the port number assigned for communication with the LDAP ser...

Page 672: ...command as illustrated below If adding multiple optional parameters you must add them to the END of the command and separate them with a space Example 1 Specify an Active Directory Domain s name config authentication ldap add host port ldap_type security bind_type base_DN login_name_att user_entry_class adDomain AD_domain Example 2 Set up the bind DN config authentication ldap add host port ldap_t...

Page 673: ...ectory Domain verify_cert is one of the options true or false Option Description true Enable the verification of the LDAP server certificate false Disable the verification of the LDAP server certificate allow_exp_cert is one of the options true or false Option Description true Certificates that are either expired or not valid yet are all accepted false Only valid certificates are accepted Illustra...

Page 674: ...inetOrgPerson verifyServerCertificate true b The system now prompts you to enter the certificate s content c Type or copy the certificate s content in the CLI and press Enter Note The certificate s content is located between the line containing BEGIN CERTIFICATE and the line containing END CERTIFICATE An LDAP server with the bind DN and bind password configured a Enter the CLI command with the bin...

Page 675: ... PX3 See Authentication Settings on page 541 Modifying an Existing LDAP Server You can modify one or multiple parameters of an existing LDAP server such as its IP address TCP port number Base DN and so on Besides you can also change the priority or sequence of existing LDAP servers in the server list Command syntax A command to modify an existing LDAP server s settings looks like the following con...

Page 676: ...ude anonymousBind and authenticatedBind searchBaseDN base_DN Change the base DN for search base_DN is the new base DN for search loginNameAttribute login_name_att Change the login name attribute login_name_att is the new login name attribute userEntryObjectClass user_entry_class Change the user entry object class user_entry_class is the new user entry class userSearchSubfilter user_search_filter C...

Page 677: ...ange the bind DN bind_DN is the new bind DN bindPassword Change the bind DN password a First add the bindPassword parameter to the command and press Enter b The system prompts you for the input of the password c Type the password and press Enter sortPosition position Change the priority of the server that is resorting position is the new sequential number of the server in the LDAP server list Note...

Page 678: ...gs All Radius related commands begin with authentication radius If you enable Radius authentication you must add at least one Radius server Later you can modify or delete any existing Radius server as needed Adding a Radius Server You can repeat the following commands to add Radius servers one by one Command syntax config authentication radius add host rds_type auth_port acct_port timeout retries ...

Page 679: ...92 168 7 99 chap 1812 1813 10 3 Modifying an Existing Radius Server You can modify one or multiple parameters of an existing Radius server or change the priority or sequence of existing servers in the server list Change the IP address or host name config authentication radius modify server_num host host Change the Radius authentication type config authentication radius modify server_num authType r...

Page 680: ...uential number of the specified server in the Radius server list host is the new IP address or host name of the Radius server rds_type is one of the Radius authentication types pap chap msChapV2 auth_port is the new authentication port number acct_port is the new accounting port number timeout is the new timeout value in seconds It ranges between 1 to 10 seconds retries is the new number of retrie...

Page 681: ...rameters of an individual environmental sensor Note To configure an actuator see Actuator Configuration Commands on page 680 Changing the Sensor Name This command names an environmental sensor config externalsensor n name name Variables n is the ID number of the environmental sensor that you want to configure The ID number is available in the PX3 web interface or using the command show externalsen...

Page 682: ...tion or vibration Type Description contact The connected detector switch is for detection of door lock or door closed open status smokeDetection The connected detector switch is for detection of the smoke presence waterDetection The connected detector switch is for detection of the water presence vibration The connected detector switch is for detection of the vibration Setting the X Coordinate Thi...

Page 683: ...mand specifies the Z coordinate of an environmental sensor config externalsensor n zlabel coordinate Variables n is the ID number of the environmental sensor that you want to configure The ID number is available in the PX3 web interface or using the command show externalsensors n in the CLI It is an integer starting at 1 Depending on the Z coordinate format you set there are two types of values fo...

Page 684: ...es when it contains spaces Using Default Thresholds This command determines whether default thresholds including the deassertion hysteresis and assertion timeout are applied to a specific environmental sensor config externalsensor n useDefaultThresholds option Variables n is the ID number of the environmental sensor that you want to configure The ID number is available in the PX3 web interface or ...

Page 685: ... the CLI It is an integer starting at 1 time is an integer number in seconds ranging between 0 and 300 Examples This section illustrates several environmental sensor configuration examples Example 1 Environmental Sensor Naming The following command assigns the name Cabinet humidity to the environmental sensor with the ID number 4 config externalsensor 4 name Cabinet humidity Example 2 Sensor Thres...

Page 686: ...a time by combining multiple commands See Multi Command Syntax on page 696 Set the Default Upper Critical Threshold for a specific sensor type config defaultThresholds sensor type upperCritical value Set the Default Upper Warning Threshold for a specific sensor type config defaultThresholds sensor type upperWarning value Set the Default Lower Critical Threshold for a specific sensor type config de...

Page 687: ...nsors value is the value for the specified threshold of the specified sensor type Note that diverse sensor types use different measurement units Sensor types Measurement units absoluteHumidity g m 3 that is g m3 relativeHumidity temperature Degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit depending on your measurement unit settings airPressure Pascal Pa or psi depending on your measurement unit settings airFlow m s ...

Page 688: ...any sensor associated with the following items Outlets Outlet groups Inlets Inlet poles for three phase PDUs only Overcurrent protectors Environmental sensors It is permitted to assign a new value to the threshold at any time regardless of whether the threshold has been enabled Commands for Outlet Sensors A sensor configuration command for outlets begins with sensor outlet You can configure variou...

Page 689: ...r of the outlet that you want to configure sensor type is one of the following sensor types Sensor type Description current Current sensor voltage Voltage sensor activePower Active power sensor apparentPower Apparent power sensor powerFactor Power factor sensor activeEnergy Active energy sensor lineFrequency Line frequency sensor Note If the requested sensor type is not supported the Sensor is not...

Page 690: ...nfiguration command for outlets begins with sensor outletgroup You can configure various outlet group sensor threshold settings at a time by combining multiple commands See Multi Command Syntax on page 696 Set the Upper Critical threshold for an outlet group sensor config sensor outletgroup ID sensor type upperCritical option Set the Upper Warning threshold for an outlet group sensor config sensor...

Page 691: ...s enable disable or a numeric value Option Description enable Enables the specified threshold for a specific group sensor of the chosen outlet group disable Disables the specified threshold for a specific group sensor of the chosen outlet group A numeric value Sets a value for the specified threshold of the chosen outlet group s specific group sensor and enables this threshold at the same time hy_...

Page 692: ... n sensor type upperWarning option Set the Lower Critical threshold for an inlet sensor config sensor inlet n sensor type lowerCritical option Set the Lower Warning threshold for an inlet sensor config sensor inlet n sensor type lowerWarning option Set the deassertion hysteresis for an inlet sensor config sensor inlet n sensor type hysteresis hy_value Set the assertion timeout for an inlet sensor ...

Page 693: ...Disables the specified threshold for a specific inlet sensor A numeric value Sets a value for the specified threshold of a specific inlet sensor and enables this threshold at the same time hy_value is a numeric value that is assigned to the hysteresis for the specified inlet sensor See To De assert and Deassertion Hysteresis on page 898 as_value is a numeric value that is assigned to the assertion...

Page 694: ...A sensor configuration command for inlet poles begins with sensor inletpole This type of command is available on a three phase PDU only You can configure various inlet pole sensor threshold settings at a time by combining multiple commands See Multi Command Syntax on page 696 Set the Upper Critical Threshold for an Inlet Pole config sensor inletpole n p sensor type upperCritical option Set the Upp...

Page 695: ... L2 L2 L3 3 L3 L3 L3 L1 sensor type is one of the following sensor types Sensor type Description current Current sensor voltage Voltage sensor activePower Active power sensor apparentPower Apparent power sensor powerFactor Power factor sensor activeEnergy Active energy sensor unbalancedCurrent Unbalanced load sensor Note If the requested sensor type is not supported the Sensor is not available mes...

Page 696: ...d by specific models Specific PX3 models support some or all of the following sensors The CLI command s listed above can be also applied to the following sensors Note that the measurement unit of current values in CLI is A not mA Sensor type Description peakCurrent Peak current sensor reactivePower Reactive power sensor displacementPowerFa ctor Displacement power factor sensor residualCurrent RCM ...

Page 697: ...protector config sensor ocp n sensor type upperCritical option Set the Upper Warning threshold for an overcurrent protector config sensor ocp n sensor type upperWarning option Set the Lower Critical threshold for an overcurrent protector config sensor ocp n sensor type lowerCritical option Set the Lower Warning threshold for an overcurrent protector config sensor ocp n sensor type lowerWarning opt...

Page 698: ...sor A numeric value Sets a value for the specified threshold of the overcurrent protector sensor and enables this threshold at the same time hy_value is a numeric value that is assigned to the hysteresis for the specified overcurrent protector sensor See To De assert and Deassertion Hysteresis on page 898 as_value is a number in samples that is assigned to the assertion timeout for the specified o...

Page 699: ...deassertion hysteresis for an environmental sensor config sensor externalsensor n sensor type hysteresis hy_value Set the assertion timeout for an environmental sensor config sensor externalsensor n sensor type assertionTimeout as_value Variables n is the ID number of the environmental sensor that you want to configure The ID number is available in the PX3 web interface or using the command show e...

Page 700: ...d threshold of a specific environmental sensor and enables this threshold at the same time hy_value is a numeric value that is assigned to the hysteresis for the specified environmental sensor See To De assert and Deassertion Hysteresis on page 898 as_value is a number in samples that is assigned to the assertion timeout for the specified environmental sensor It ranges between 1 and 100 See To Ass...

Page 701: ...reshold for the inlet 1 RMS current is set to 12A It also enables the lower warning threshold if this threshold has not been enabled yet Example 3 Upper Thresholds for Overcurrent Protector Sensors The following command sets both the Upper Critical and Upper Warning thresholds for the 2nd overcurrent protector config sensor ocp 2 current upperWarning enable upperCritical 16 Results The Upper Criti...

Page 702: ...actuator s description config actuator n description description Variables n is the ID number assigned to the actuator The ID number can be found using the PX3 web interface or CLI It is an integer starting at 1 name is a string comprising up to 64 ASCII printable characters The name variable must be enclosed in quotes when it contains spaces coordinate is a string comprising up to 24 ASCII printa...

Page 703: ...nds You can use the CLI to add or delete an IT device such as a server from the server reachability list or modify the settings for a monitored IT device A server reachability configuration command begins with serverReachability Adding a Monitored Device This command adds a new IT device to the server reachability list config serverReachability add IP_host enable succ_ping fail_ping succ_wait fail...

Page 704: ...is the number of consecutive Unreachable declarations before the PX3 disables the ping monitoring feature for the monitored device and returns to the Waiting for reliable connection state Valid range is 1 to 100 or unlimited Deleting a Monitored Device This command removes a monitored IT device from the server reachability list config serverReachability delete n Variables n is a number representin...

Page 705: ...pings for declaring Unreachable config serverReachability modify n numberOfUnsuccessfulPingsForFailure fail_number Modify the wait time after a successful ping config serverReachability modify n waitTimeAfterSuccessfulPing succ_wait Modify the wait time after a unsuccessful ping config serverReachability modify n waitTimeAfterUnsuccessfulPing fail_wait Modify the wait time before resuming pinging ...

Page 706: ...ce Unreachable Valid range is 1 to 100 succ_wait is the wait time to send the next ping after a successful ping Valid range is 5 to 600 seconds fail_wait is the wait time to send the next ping after a unsuccessful ping Valid range is 3 to 600 seconds resume is the wait time before the PX3 resumes pinging after declaring the monitored device Unreachable Valid range is 5 to 120 seconds disable_count...

Page 707: ... is enabled config energywise enabled option Variables option is one of the options true or false Option Description true The Cisco EnergyWise feature is enabled false The Cisco EnergyWise feature is disabled Specifying the EnergyWise Domain This command syntax specifies to which Cisco EnergyWise domain the PX3 belongs config energywise domain name Variables name is a string comprising up to 127 A...

Page 708: ... asterisks are NOT acceptable Changing the UDP Port This command syntax specifies the UDP port for communications in the Cisco EnergyWise domain config energywise port port Variables port is the UDP port number ranging between 1 and 65535 Setting the Polling Interval This command syntax determines the polling interval at which the Cisco EnergyWise domain queries the PX3 config energywise polling t...

Page 709: ...if any or the settings of LEDs on the asset strip Asset Strip Management An asset strip management configuration command begins with assetStrip Naming an Asset Strip This command syntax names or changes the name of an asset strip connected to the PX3 device config assetStrip n name name Variables n is the number of the FEATURE port where the selected asset strip is physically connected For the PX3...

Page 710: ...asset strip This value ranges from 8 to 64 Specifying the Rack Unit Numbering Mode This command syntax specifies the numbering mode of rack units on the asset strips connected to the PX3 device The numbering mode changes the rack unit numbers config assetStrip n rackUnitNumberingMode mode Variables n is the number of the FEATURE port where the selected asset strip is physically connected For the P...

Page 711: ...syntax specifies the orientation of the asset strips connected to the PX3 device Usually you do not need to perform this command unless your asset strips do NOT come with the tilt sensor causing the PX3 unable to detect the asset strips orientation config assetStrip n assetStripOrientation orientation Variables n is the number of the FEATURE port where the selected asset strip is physically connec...

Page 712: ...at The color variable ranges from 000000 to FFFFFF Setting LED Colors for Disconnected Tags This command syntax sets the LED color for all rack units on the connected asset strip s to indicate the absence of a connected asset tag config assetStrip n LEDColorForDisconnectedTags color Variables color is the hexadecimal RGB value of a color in HTML format The color variable ranges from 000000 to FFFF...

Page 713: ...it contains spaces Setting the LED Operation Mode This command syntax determines whether a specific rack unit on the specified asset strip follows the global LED color settings config rackUnit n rack_unit LEDOperationMode mode Variables n is the number of the FEATURE port where the selected asset strip is physically connected For the PX3 device with only one FEATURE port the number is always 1 rac...

Page 714: ... operation mode of this rack unit has been set to manual config rackUnit n rack_unit LEDColor color Variables n is the number of the FEATURE port where the selected asset strip is physically connected For the PX3 device with only one FEATURE port the number is always 1 rack_unit is the index number of the desired rack unit The index number is available on the asset strip or the Asset Strip page of...

Page 715: ...ed rack unit The index number is available on the asset strip or the Asset Strip page of the web interface mode is one of the LED modes on off blinkSlow or blinkFast Mode Description on This mode has the LED stay lit permanently off This mode has the LED stay off permanently blinkSlow This mode has the LED blink slowly blinkFast This mode has the LED blink quickly Examples This section illustrates...

Page 716: ... such as a computer a Raritan s P2CIM SER or a modem through the serial port or there are communications errors If you change the baud rate dynamically after the connection has been made you must reset the PX3 or power cycle the connected device for proper communications Determine the CONSOLE baud rate config serial consoleBaudRate baud_rate Note The serial port bit rate change is required when th...

Page 717: ...matically detects the type of the device connected to the serial port Select this option unless your PX3 cannot correctly detect the device type forceConsole The PX3 attempts to recognize that the connected device is set for the console mode forceAnalogModem The PX3 attempts to recognize that the connected device is an analog modem forceGsmModem The PX3 attempts to recognize that the connected dev...

Page 718: ...and activation status for ETH1 s network connectivity simultaneously config network ipv4 interface eth1 enabled true configMethod static address 192 168 84 225 24 Results The ETH1 interface is enabled ETH1 s configuration method is set to static IP address ETH1 s IPv4 address is set to 192 168 84 225 24 Example 2 Combination of Upper Critical and Upper Warning Settings The following multi command ...

Page 719: ... outlet 5 RMS current simultaneously config sensor outlet 5 current upperCritical disable upperWarning enable lowerWarning 1 0 Results The Upper Critical threshold of outlet 5 RMS current is disabled The Upper Warning threshold of outlet 5 RMS current is enabled The Lower Warning threshold of outlet 5 RMS current is set to 1 0A and enabled at the same time Load Shedding Configuration Commands This...

Page 720: ...X3 prompts you to confirm the operation Press y to confirm or n to abort the operation To skip the confirmation step you can add the y parameter to the end of the command so that the operation is executed immediately loadshedding option y Variables option is one of the options enable or disable Option Description start Enter the load shedding mode stop Quit the load shedding mode Example The follo...

Page 721: ...ection applies to outlet switching capable models only This command turns on one or multiple outlets power outlets numbers on To quicken the operation you can add the parameter y to the end of the command which confirms the operation power outlets numbers on y Variables numbers is one of the options all an outlet number a list or a range of outlets Option Description all Switches ON all outlets A ...

Page 722: ... Should outlet sequence order and delays be used during switching Type y to apply the current outlet sequence and delay settings when switching on outlets See Setting Outlet Power On Sequence and Delay on page 194 Type n to apply the default sequence and delays Turning Off the Outlet s This section applies to outlet switching capable models only This command turns off one or multiple outlets power...

Page 723: ...3 4 5 6 7 8 type outlets 3 8 If you entered the command without y a message appears prompting you to confirm the operation Then Type y to confirm the operation OR Type n to abort the operation Power Cycling the Outlet s This section applies to outlet switching capable models only This command power cycles one or multiple outlets power outlets numbers cycle To quicken the operation you can add the ...

Page 724: ...mple to specify 6 consecutive outlets 3 4 5 6 7 8 type outlets 3 8 If you entered the command without y a message appears prompting you to confirm the operation Then Type y to confirm the operation OR Type n to abort the operation If you have configured outlet switching sequence and or delay PX3 will prompt you with one more question Should outlet sequence order and delays be used during switching...

Page 725: ...ich confirms the operation power cancelSequence y Example Power Cycling Specific Outlets The following command power cycles these outlets 2 6 7 8 10 13 14 15 and 16 power outlets 2 6 8 10 13 16 cycle Actuator Control Operations An actuator which is connected to a dry contact signal channel of a Raritan sensor package can control a mechanism or system You can switch on or off that mechanism or syst...

Page 726: ...n the CLI It is an integer starting at 1 If you entered the command without y a message appears prompting you to confirm the operation Then Type y to confirm the operation OR Type n to abort the operation Switching Off an Actuator This command syntax turns off one actuator control actuator n off To quicken the operation you can add the parameter y to the end of the command which confirms the opera...

Page 727: ...any user is blocked from accessing the PX3 you can unblock them at the local console To unblock a user 1 Access the CLI interface using any terminal program via a local connection See With HyperTerminal on page 512 2 When the Username prompt appears type unblock and press Enter 3 When the Username to unblock prompt appears type the name of the blocked user and press Enter 4 A message appears indic...

Page 728: ...omplete Note Device reset will cause CLI communications over an USB connection to be lost Therefore re connect the USB cable after the reset is complete Resetting Active Energy Readings You can reset either one active energy sensor or all active energy sensors at a time to restart the energy accumulation process Only users with the Admin role assigned can reset active energy readings To reset all ...

Page 729: ...s The following commands restore all settings of the PX3 to factory defaults To reset PX3 settings after login use either command reset factorydefaults OR reset factorydefaults y To reset PX3 settings before login Username factorydefaults See Using the CLI Command on page 794 for details Note Device reset will cause CLI communications over an USB connection to be lost Therefore re connect the USB ...

Page 730: ...ou can type any diagnostic commands for troubleshooting Quitting Diagnostic Mode To quit the diagnostic mode use this command diag exit The or prompt appears after pressing Enter indicating that you have entered the administrator or user mode See Different CLI Modes and Prompts on page 515 Diagnostic Commands The diagnostic command syntax varies from command to command Querying DNS Servers This co...

Page 731: ... ECHO_REQUEST message to a network host for checking its network connectivity If the output shows the host is responding properly the network connectivity is good If not either the host is shut down or it is not being properly connected to the network diag ping host Variables host is the host name or IP address whose networking connectivity you want to check Options You can include any or all of a...

Page 732: ...X3 and a network host diag traceroute host useICMP Variables host is the name or IP address of the host you want to trace useICMP is optional It has only one value useICMP Type useICMP in the end of this command only when you want to use ICMP packets rather than UDP packets Example Ping Command The following command checks the network connectivity of the host 192 168 84 222 by sending the ICMP ECH...

Page 733: ...type the full command Examples Example 1 only one possible command a Type the first word and the first letter of the second word of the reset factorydefaults command that is reset f b Then press Tab or Ctrl i to complete the second word Example 2 only one possible command a Type the first word and initial letters of the second word of the security strongPasswords command that is security str b The...

Page 734: ...ogging out of CLI After completing your tasks using the CLI always log out of the CLI to prevent others from accessing the CLI To log out of the CLI 1 Ensure you have entered administrator mode and the prompt is displayed 2 Type exit and press Enter ...

Page 735: ... the firmware via SCP 1 Type the following SCP command and press Enter scp firmware file user name device ip fwupdate firmware file is the PX3 firmware s filename If the firmware file is not in the current directory you must include the path in the filename user name is the admin or any user profile with the Firmware Update permission device ip is the IP address or hostname of the PX3 where you wa...

Page 736: ... To save the configuration via SCP 1 Type the following SCP command and press Enter scp user name device ip bulk_config txt filename user name is the admin or any user profile with Administrator Privileges device ip is the IP address or hostname of the PX3 whose configuration you want to save filename is the custom filename you assign to the bulk_config txt of the source PX3 2 Type the user passwo...

Page 737: ...g txt user name device ip bulk_restore Alternative of bulk configuration via SCP Both methods of uploading bulk configuration file or raw configuration file via SCP can serve the purpose of bulk configuration The only difference is that you can configure device specific settings with the upload of raw configuration but not with the bulk configuration file Uploading or Downloading Raw Configuration...

Page 738: ...inistrator Privileges device ip is the IP address or hostname of the PX3 whose settings you want to restore 2 Type the user password when prompted 3 The system copies the configuration included in the file backup_settings txt to the PX3 and displays the following message Starting restore operation The connection will be closed now SCP examples Backup operation scp admin 192 168 87 50 backup_settin...

Page 739: ...ng slave device The diagnostic file s default filename diag data zip is wanted Then add a dot in the end of the SCP command as shown below scp P port user name device ip diag data zip Scenario 3 Specify a new filename but use the default SCP port SSH SCP port is the default 22 and the accessed PX3 is a standalone device Renaming the diagnostic file is wanted scp user name device ip diag data zip f...

Page 740: ...p diag data zip filename Uploading or Downloading Raw Configuration Data You can download the raw configuration data of a specific PX3 for review backup or modification After modifying or creating any raw configuration data you can upload it to a specific PX3 for changing its configuration The uploaded raw configuration file can contain only partial configuration keys that you want to modify Other...

Page 741: ... new filename but use the default SCP port SSH SCP port is the default 22 and the accessed PX3 is a standalone device Renaming the raw configuration file is wanted scp user name device ip raw_config txt filename Scenario 4 Specify a different SCP port and a new filename SSH SCP port is NOT the default 22 or the accessed PX3 is a Port Forwarding slave device Renaming the raw configuration file is w...

Page 742: ...essed PX3 is a Port Forwarding slave device There is only one device to configure so a CSV file for device specific settings is NOT needed scp P port config file user name device ip raw_config_update Scenario 3 Multiple PX3 to configure with the default SCP port SSH SCP port is the default 22 and the accessed PX3 is a standalone device There are multiple devices to configure so a CSV file for devi...

Page 743: ...ee config txt on page 756 dev_col comprises serial or mac and the number of the column where the serial number or MAC address of each PX3 is in the uploaded CSV file This is the data based on which each device finds its device specific settings For example If the second column contains each device s serial number the parameter is then serial 2 If the seventh column contains each device s MAC addre...

Page 744: ...specific settings with the upload of raw configuration but not with the bulk configuration file Bulk Configuration via SCP on page 714 Keys that Cannot Be Uploaded The raw configuration downloaded from any PX3 contains a few configuration keys that are commented out with either syntax below Comment syntax Description INTERNAL These keys are internal ones They are NOT user configurable settings OLD...

Page 745: ...on panels or branch circuit receptacles An outlet is connected to a device that draws power such as a cooling or IT device Safety Instructions 1 Installation of this product should only be performed by a licensed electrician 2 Make sure the line cord is disconnected from power before physically mounting or moving the location of this product 3 This product is intended to be located in an equipment...

Page 746: ...eceptacles that can be switched on off electric power may still be present at a receptacle even when it is switched off Flexible Cord Installation Instructions The following instructions are for Raritan products manufactured to accept user installed flexible cords These products are visually identified by the cable gland used to hold the flexible cord Important Complete and the most updated instru...

Page 747: ...e permanently connected to power subject to local regulatory agency approval In the United States relevant electrical regulations can be found in NEC 2011 sections 400 7 A 8 400 7 B 368 56 and table 400 4 Plug Selection If a plug is to be attached to the flexible cord the plug s rated ampacity is chosen as follows In the United States as specified in UL 60950 1 the plug s rated ampacity must be 12...

Page 748: ... For example using a 16A plug would result in a derated ampacity of 16A 2 The derated ampacity must be marked on the Raritan product so the new reduced rating can be easily identified 3 For in line monitors the receptacles used must have the same voltage and ampacity rating as the plug chosen in step 1 4 The flexible cord must have a rated ampacity greater than or equal to the derated ampacity Sin...

Page 749: ...s of multi channel in line monitors The inlet and outlet openings of unused channels must be completely closed off Goof plugs for this purpose may be a good choice if they are available in your country or region Step by Step Flexible Cord Installation The following items are required to complete the installation Flexible cord s Insulated ring terminals one for each wire and appropriate crimp tool ...

Page 750: ...ine monitor Zero U PDU Make sure to locate the ground wire mounting stud s There is a separate ground wire mounting stud for each terminal block Each flexible cord MUST have its green or green yellow ground wire bonded to a ground wire mounting stud ...

Page 751: ...the outer jacket should protrude inside the Raritan product The wires will have ring terminals crimped onto them In the finished assembly the wires should have some slack and not be taught In the finished assembly if the flexible cord slips in the cable gland placing a strain on the cord s wires the ground wire must be the last wire to take the strain 3 Crimp an insulated ring terminal onto each w...

Page 752: ...itan product or can be requested from Raritan to reduce the inside diameter of the cable gland 5 Fasten the ring terminal of the green or green yellow ground wire to the chassis s threaded ground stud in this order a Place the lock washer on the stud b Place the ground wire ring terminal on the stud c Place the nut on the stud and tighten with a torque wrench The appropriate torque settings vary a...

Page 753: ...0 M4 1 27 8 M5 1 96 5 M6 2 94 3 5 M8 4 9 2 Make sure each ring terminal is firmly fastened and cannot be twisted by hand Use the following guidelines to help terminal block wiring In single phase Raritan products with world wide ratings the terminals are labeled L1 and L2 L1 is the phase wire L2 is either the neutral 120 230V installations or another phase wire 208V installations In all 3 phase pr...

Page 754: ... 7 Make final adjustments to the cable gland and verify the jacket of the flexible cord extends into the Raritan product Hand tighten the gland nut and finish tightening with a torque wrench Appropriate torque settings vary according to the cable gland size Cable gland size Torque setting N m M12x1 5 0 7 to 0 9 M16x1 5 2 0 to 3 0 M20x1 5 2 7 to 4 0 M25x1 5 5 0 to 7 5 M32x1 5 7 5 to 10 0 M40x1 5 7 ...

Page 755: ...uctions 10 Complete the wiring of the inlet flexible cord by performing one of these steps Assemble the plug following the manufacturer s instructions Permanently attach and strain relief the flexible cord to a junction box following applicable electrical codes In Line Monitor s Web Interface An in line monitor s web interface is similar to a regular PX3 model s web interface See Using the Web Int...

Page 756: ...s 735 Dashboard Page An in line monitor s Dashboard page looks slightly different from a regular PX3 device s Dashboard page Note Depending on your model elements shown on your page may appear slightly different from this image ...

Page 757: ...ion lists all of them See Dashboard Alerted Sensors on page 166 Outlet History The historical chart of the first outlet s active power is displayed by default You can make the diagram show another outlet s or multiple outlets active power history or select a different data type See instructions below Alarms This section can show data only after you have set event rules requiring users to take the ...

Page 758: ... 1 To view the power chart of one or multiple outlets select one or multiple outlet checkboxes below the diagram When multiple outlets are displayed in the chart their data lines colors differ You can identify their lines according to the colors of the selected outlet checkboxes as illustrated below 2 To view a different data type click the selector at the bottom ...

Page 759: ...ilable data types include RMS current RMS voltage active power and apparent power To retrieve the exact data at a particular time hover your mouse over the data line in the chart Both the time and data are displayed as illustrated below ...

Page 760: ...10 In Line Monitors 739 When the data of multiple outlets is shown in the chart simply hover your mouse over any outlet s data line Values of all outlets display simultaneously marked with corresponding colors ...

Page 761: ...t names setting thresholds or resetting energy Outlet thresholds when enabled help you identify whether the outlet enters the warning or critical level In addition you can have PX3 automatically generate alert notifications for any warning or critical status See Event Rules and Actions on page 353 Number of available outlet sensors are model dependent Operation 1 Click Inlets Outlets to open the I...

Page 762: ...he desired inlet outlet 3 The individual inlet outlet page opens On this page you can View details such as its receptacle type View all of its sensors data Reset its active energy View its power chart Configure its power thresholds For detailed instructions see Individual Outlet Pages on page 200 ...

Page 763: ...erature TMA for PX3 is 60 degrees Celsius Serial RS 232 RJ 45 Port Pinouts RJ 45 Pin signal definition Pin No Signal Direction Description 1 RTS Output Request to send 2 DTR Output Data terminal ready 3 TxD Output Transmit data 4 GND Signal ground 5 DCD Input Data 6 RxD Input Receive data data in 7 DSR Input Data set ready 8 CTS Input Clear to send Sensor RJ 45 Port Pinouts RJ 45 Pin signal defini...

Page 764: ...ire signal for Raritan environmental sensor packages 8 GND Signal Ground Note A maximum of 500mA power is permitted for both pin 1 and pin 2 altogether Feature RJ 45 Port Pinouts RJ 45 Pin signal definition Pin No Signal Direction Description 1 DTR Output Reserved 2 GND Signal Ground 3 5V Power for CIM 200mA fuse protected Warning Pin 3 is only intended for use with Raritan devices 4 TxD Output Tr...

Page 765: ...nd 8 DCD Input Reserved Expansion RJ 45 Port Pinouts RJ 45 Pin signal definition Pin No Signal Direction Description 1 12V Power fuse protected 2 12V Power fuse protected 3 GND Signal Ground 4 RS485_DP bi directional Data Positive of the RS 485 bus 5 RS485_DN bi directional Data Negative of the RS 485 bus 6 GND Signal Ground 7 NC No Connection 8 GND Signal Ground ...

Page 766: ...Number ____________ OUTLET 1 OUTLET 2 OUTLET 3 MODEL MODEL MODEL SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER USE USE USE OUTLET 4 OUTLET 5 OUTLET 6 MODEL MODEL MODEL SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER USE USE USE Appendix B Equipment Setup Worksheet ...

Page 767: ...EL MODEL MODEL SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER USE USE USE OUTLET 10 OUTLET 11 OUTLET 12 MODEL MODEL MODEL SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER USE USE USE OUTLET 13 OUTLET 14 OUTLET 15 MODEL MODEL MODEL SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER USE USE USE ...

Page 768: ...Setup Worksheet 747 OUTLET 16 OUTLET 17 OUTLET 18 MODEL MODEL MODEL SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER USE USE USE OUTLET 19 OUTLET 20 OUTLET 21 MODEL MODEL MODEL SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER USE USE USE ...

Page 769: ...L SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER USE USE USE Types of adapters _________________________________________________________ Types of cables _________________________________________________________ Name of software program _________________________________________________________ ...

Page 770: ...rted by default Only firmware upgrade is permitted with fwupdate cfg A special parameter is required to permit firmware downgrade via fwupdate cfg See fwupdate cfg on page 751 Therefore firmware downgrade via USB is disallowed by default You can use one USB drive to configure or upgrade multiple PX3 devices one by one as long as it contains valid configuration files To use a USB drive to configure...

Page 771: ...ress one of the control buttons next to the display for one second until the smiley disappears Tip You can remove the USB drive and plug it into another PX3 device for performing the same task s once the happy smiley or the firmware upgrade message displays 7 Wait for several seconds until the PX3 resumes normal operation indicated by the normal message of the display If nothing is shown on the di...

Page 772: ...ee types of configuration files fwupdate cfg This file MUST be always present for performing configuration or firmware upgrade tasks See fwupdate cfg on page 751 config txt This file is used for configuring device settings See config txt on page 756 devices csv This file is required only when there are device specific settings to configure for multiple PX3 devices See devices csv on page 759 Rarit...

Page 773: ...work fine you must update your PX3 to the latest firmware version user A required option Specify the name of a user account with Administrator Privileges For PX3 with factory default configuration set this option to admin password A required option Specify the password of the specified admin user For PX3 with factory default configuration set this option to raritan Tip You can add multiple user cr...

Page 774: ...e downgrade via USB drive on Raritan power products with USB A port s To do this the parameter allow_downgrade must be present and properly set in the fwupdate cfg file config Specify the name of the configuration file containing device settings The suggested filename is config txt See config txt on page 756 device_list Specify the name of the configuration file listing all PX3 devices to configur...

Page 775: ...bulk restore operation This option CANNOT be used with the option full_config_restore If a firmware upgrade will be performed at the same time you must generate the bulk configuration file based on the NEW firmware version instead of the current firmware version full_config_restore Specify the name of the full configuration backup file used to restore the PX3 Note See Backup and Restore of Device ...

Page 776: ... 10 and turn off outlets 4 to 9 switch_outlets 1 2 3 on 4 9 off 10 on Turn on all outlets switch_outlets all on tls_cert_file Specify the filename of the wanted TLS server certificate The filename can contain a single placeholder SERIAL that is replaced with the serial number of the PX3 This option should be used with tls_key_file listed below This option is NOT supported by bulk configuration or ...

Page 777: ...u unplug the USB drive while the Lua script is still running the script will be removed An exit handler can be used but the execution time is limited to three seconds Note that this is not implemented on DHCP TFTP yet allow_downgrade This parameter is required for any firmware downgrade via USB drive or the firmware upgrade via USB drive will fail Add this parameter to this configuration file and ...

Page 778: ...tan to get a device configuration file specific to your PX3 model and firmware version Tip You can choose to encrypt important data in the config txt file so that people cannot easily recognize it such as the SNMP write community string See Data Encryption in config txt on page 761 Regular configuration key syntax Each configuration key and value pair is in a single line as shown below key value N...

Page 779: ...hms are implemented Examples magic users 1 snmp_v3 auth_phrase swordfish magic users 1 snmp_v3 priv_phrase opensesame To configure device specific settings 1 Make sure the device list configuration file devices csv is available in the USB drive See devices csv on page 759 2 In the config txt file refer each device specific configuration key to a specific column in the devices csv file The syntax i...

Page 780: ...store a specific setting to factory default Add delete to the beginning of the key whose setting you want to remove The custom setting will be removed and then reset to factory default Example delete net port_forwarding Tip You can also download config txt from a specific PX3 or upload it to a specific PX3 from anywhere in the world via Internet See Raw Configuration Upload and Download on page 78...

Page 781: ...ces csv file by comparing its serial number or MAC address to one of the columns in the file Determine the column to identify PX3 devices By default the PX3 searches for its serial number in the 1st column of devices csv To override the default set the match option in the fwupdate cfg file to a different column Syntax Values containing commas line breaks or double quotes are all supported The comm...

Page 782: ...section of Raritan website s Support page http www raritan com support 2 Launch Excel to open this utility Note Other office suites such as OpenOffice and LibreOffice are not supported 3 Read the instructions in the 1st worksheet of the utility and make sure Microsoft Excel s security level has been set to Medium or the equivalent for executing unsigned macros of this utility 4 Enter information i...

Page 783: ...ty on page 760 2 Launch a terminal to log in to the CLI of any PX3 running version 3 2 20 or later See Logging in to CLI on page 512 3 Type the encryption command and the value of the setting you want to encrypt The value cannot contain any double quotes or backslashes If the value contains spaces it must be enclosed in double quotes config encrypt value OR config encrypt value with spaces 4 Press...

Page 784: ... to the beginning of that setting Firmware Upgrade via USB Firmware files are available on Raritan website s Support page http www raritan com support Note that if the firmware file used for firmware upgrade is the same as the firmware version running on the PX3 no firmware upgrade will be performed unless you have set the force_update option to true in the fwupdate cfg file See fwupdate cfg on pa...

Page 785: ...lete the firmware upgrade depending on your product 6 When the firmware upgrade finishes the front panel display indicates the firmware upgrade result Happy smiley Successful Depending on your product the happy smiley looks like one of the following For the first diagram its background color will turn green Sad smiley Failed Check the log file in the USB drive or contact Raritan Technical Support ...

Page 786: ...or firmware upgrade via DHCP TFTP only works on standalone PX3 devices directly connected to the network This feature does NOT work for slave devices in the cascading configuration Tip For the other alternatives see Configuration or Firmware Upgrade with a USB Drive on page 748 or Raw Configuration Upload and Download on page 787 In This Chapter Bulk Configuration Upgrade Procedure 765 TFTP Requir...

Page 787: ...irmware versions If you have existing configuration files it is suggested to double check with Raritan Technical Support for the correctness of these files prior to using this feature 2 Configure your TFTP server properly See TFTP Requirements on page 766 3 Copy ALL required configuration files into the TFTP root directory If the tasks you will perform include firmware upgrade an appropriate firmw...

Page 788: ...ctively if both IPv4 and IPv6 settings are configured properly in DHCP All required configuration files are available in the TFTP root directory See Bulk Configuration Upgrade Procedure on page 765 If you are going to upload any PX3 diagnostic file or create a log file in the TFTP server the first of the following requirements is also required The TFTP server supports the write operation including...

Page 789: ...b Click Add to add a new vendor class c Specify a unique name for this vendor class and type the binary codes of Raritan PDU 1 0 in the New Class dialog The vendor class is named Raritan PDU in this illustration 2 Define one DHCP standard option Vendor Class Identifier ...

Page 790: ...t click the IPv4 node in DHCP to select Set Predefined Options b Select DHCP Standard Options in the Option class field and Vendor Class Identifier in the Option name field Leave the String field blank 3 Add three options to the new vendor class Raritan PDU in the same dialog ...

Page 791: ...ion or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 770 a Select Raritan PDU in the Option class field b Click Add to add the first option Type pdu tftp server in the Name field select IP Address as the data type and type 1 in the Code field ...

Page 792: ...ct String as the data type and type 2 in the Code field d Click Add to add the third one Type pdu update magic in the Name field select String as the data type and type 3 in the Code field 4 Create a new policy associated with the Raritan PDU vendor class a Right click the Policies node under IPv4 to select New Policy b Specify a policy name and click Next ...

Page 793: ...Appendix D Bulk Configuration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 772 The policy is named PDU in this illustration c Click Add to add a new condition ...

Page 794: ...Appendix D Bulk Configuration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 773 d Select the vendor class Raritan PDU in the Value field click Add and then Ok e Click Next ...

Page 795: ...iguration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 774 f Select DHCP Standard Options in the Vendor class field select 060 Vendor Class Identifier from the Available Options list and type Raritan PDU 1 0 in the String value field ...

Page 796: ...iguration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 775 g Select the Raritan PDU in the Vendor class field select 001 pdu tftp server from the Available Options list and type your TFTP server s IPv4 address in the IP address field ...

Page 797: ...tions list and type any string in the String value field This third option code is the magic cookie to prevent the fwupdate cfg commands from being executed repeatedly It does NOT matter whether the IPv4 magic cookie is identical to or different from the IPv6 magic cookie The magic cookie is a string comprising numerical and or alphabetical digits in any format In the following illustration diagra...

Page 798: ...gic cookie in DHCP and the one stored in PX3 Therefore you must modify the magic cookie s value in DHCP when intending to execute the fwupdate cfg commands next time DHCP IPv6 Configuration in Windows For those PX3 devices using IPv6 addresses follow this procedure to configure your DHCP server The following illustration is based on Microsoft Windows Server 2012 system Required Windows IPv6 settin...

Page 799: ...e in DHCP to select Define Vendor Classes b Click Add to add a new vendor class c Specify a unique name for the vendor class type 13742 in the Vendor ID IANA field and type the binary codes of Raritan PDU 1 0 in the New Class dialog The vendor class is named Raritan PDU 1 0 in this illustration ...

Page 800: ...Appendix D Bulk Configuration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 779 2 Add three options to the Raritan PDU 1 0 vendor class a Right click the IPv6 node in DHCP to select Set Predefined Options ...

Page 801: ...n or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 780 b Select Raritan PDU 1 0 in the Option class field c Click Add to add the first option Type pdu tftp server in the Name field select IP Address as the data type and type 1 in the Code field ...

Page 802: ...tring as the data type and type 2 in the Code field e Click Add to add the third one Type pdu update magic in the Name field select String as the data type and type 3 in the Code field 3 Configure server options associated with the Raritan PDU 1 0 vendor class a Right click the Server Options node under IPv6 to select Configure Options b Click the Advanced tab ...

Page 803: ...uration or Firmware Upgrade via DHCP TFTP 782 c Select Raritan PDU 1 0 in the Vendor class field select 00001 pdu tftp server from the Available Options list and type your TFTP server s IPv6 address in the IPv6 address field ...

Page 804: ...Options list and type any string in the String value field This third option code is the magic cookie to prevent the fwupdate cfg commands from being executed repeatedly It does NOT matter whether the IPv6 magic cookie is identical to or different from the IPv4 magic cookie The magic cookie is a string comprising numerical and or alphabetical digits in any format In the following illustration diag...

Page 805: ...d the one stored in PX3 Therefore you must modify the magic cookie s value in DHCP when intending to execute the fwupdate cfg commands next time DHCP IPv4 Configuration in Linux Modify the dhcpd conf file for IPv4 settings when your DHCP server is running Linux Required Linux IPv4 settings in DHCP 1 Locate and open the dhcpd conf file of the DHCP server 2 The PX3 will provide the following value o...

Page 806: ...t the fwupdate cfg commands from being executed repeatedly It does NOT matter whether the IPv4 magic cookie is identical to or different from the IPv6 magic cookie The magic cookie is a string comprising numerical and or alphabetical digits in any format In the following illustration diagram it is a combination of a date and a serial number Important The magic cookie is transmitted to and stored i...

Page 807: ...cate and open the dhcpd6 conf file of the DHCP server 2 The PX3 will provide the following values to the vendor class option option 16 Configure related settings in DHCP accordingly 13742 Raritan s IANA number Raritan PDU 1 0 15 the length of the above string Raritan PDU 1 0 3 Set the following three sub options in the vendor opts option 17 code 1 pdu tftp server the TFTP server s IPv6 address cod...

Page 808: ...omprising numerical and or alphabetical digits in any format In the following illustration diagram it is a combination of a date and a serial number Important The magic cookie is transmitted to and stored in PX3 at the time of executing the fwupdate cfg commands The DHCP TFTP operation is triggered only when there is a mismatch between the magic cookie in DHCP and the one stored in PX3 Therefore y...

Page 809: ...uration that will be uploaded to any PX3 See Keys that Cannot Be Uploaded on page 722 Both configuration download and upload operations require the Administrator Privileges In This Chapter Downloading Raw Configuration 787 Uploading Raw Configuration 789 Downloading Raw Configuration There are three download methods Web browsers See Download via Web Browsers on page 787 SCP or PSCP command See Upl...

Page 810: ...ined If you would like to log in after issuing the download request type an URL without login credentials contained in the web browser The system will then prompt you to enter the login credentials http s device IP cgi bin raw_config_download cgi For example https 192 168 84 114 cgi bin raw_config_download cgi Download via Curl If you have installed curl on your computer you can download the raw c...

Page 811: ...ame you prefer Example curl k https admin raritan 192 168 84 114 cgi bin raw_config_download cgi config txt Uploading Raw Configuration There are two upload methods SCP or PSCP command See Uploading or Downloading Raw Configuration Data on page 718 CURL command See Upload via Curl on page 790 The uploaded raw configuration file can contain only partial configuration keys that you want to modify Ot...

Page 812: ...sword device IP cgi bin raw_config_update cgi Parameter Description user Any user name that has the Administrator Privileges password The password of the specified user name device IP Hostname or IP address of the PX3 whose raw configuration you want to upload config file Filename of the configuration file For the syntax see config txt on page 756 2 When the upload is completed successfully the cu...

Page 813: ...dress of each PX3 is in the uploaded CSV file This is the data based on which each device finds its device specific settings For example If the second column contains each device s serial number the parameter is then serial 2 If the seventh column contains each device s MAC address the parameter is then mac 7 2 PX3 will reboot after Curl shows the return code 0 For details refer to above steps 2 t...

Page 814: ...ion was successful 1 An internal error occurred 2 A parameter error occurred 3 A raw configuration update operation is already running 4 The file is too large 5 Invalid raw configuration file provided 6 Invalid device list file or match provided 7 Device list file required but missing 8 No matching entry in device list found 9 Macro substitution error 10 Decrypting value failed 11 Unknown magic li...

Page 815: ...ion to a computer is required for using the reset button To reset to factory defaults using the reset button 1 Connect a computer to the PX3 See Connecting the PX3 to a Computer on page 31 2 Launch a terminal emulation program such as Kermit or PuTTY and open a window on the PX3 For information on the serial port configuration see Step 2 of Initial Network Configuration via CLI on page 912 3 Press...

Page 816: ...l Kermit or PuTTY and open a window on the PX3 For information on the serial port configuration see Step 2 of Initial Network Configuration via CLI on page 912 3 Log in to the CLI by typing the user name admin and its password 4 After the system prompt appears type either of the following commands and press Enter reset factorydefaults OR reset factorydefaults y 5 If you entered the command without...

Page 817: ...Appendix F Resetting to Factory Defaults 796 2 At the Username prompt in the CLI type factorydefaults and press Enter Username factorydefaults 3 Type y on a confirmation message to perform the reset ...

Page 818: ... pole In addition some models are able to report residual DC current in addition to the total residual current Warning PX3 RCM cannot disconnect power to stop residual current flow Devices like RCD and GFI disconnect power when residual current is detected but the PX3 with RCM are NOT RCD or GFI protected devices In This Chapter RCM Current Sensor 797 RCM State Sensor 798 Compliance with IEC 62020...

Page 819: ...aking 1mA the RCM sensor then reports the sum 20mA Raritan offers two types of RCM sensors RCM sensor type Description PDU models Type A Detects AC leakage and is sensitive down to 6mA leakage Models ending in M5 Type B Detects AC and DC leakage and is sensitive down to 14mA Type B has an RCM DC sensor in addition to the RCM sensor Differences of the two sensors are described below RCM sensor repo...

Page 820: ...iption normal Residual current is within normal range warning Residual current is above warning level critical Residual current is above critical level In addition to an event the CRITICAL state causes the PX3 front panel to display a special error message self test active RCM diagnostics are running failure RCM current sensor has malfunctioned Contact Raritan Technical Support Note The factory de...

Page 821: ...with RCM allows you to establish an optional WARNING state which is not part of the IEC 62020 specification PX3 RCM remains IEC 62020 compliant when the RCM deassertion hysteresis is configured properly IEC 62020 specification PX3 with RCM characteristics Method of operation Dependent on line voltage RCM only functions if line voltage is present Type of installation PX3 with flexible line cords an...

Page 822: ...3mA 15mA is momentarily added to determine whether the low reading is due to a faulty sensor The residual current added is done in a safe manner which does not run current into ground or pose operator risk The RCM state sensor changes to SELF TEST and then back to its original state if self test passes or to the FAILURE state if self test fails These state changes are useful to verify your monitor...

Page 823: ...nu on page 155 Checking RCM State and Current A section titled Residual Current Monitor is available on the Inlet page showing both the present RCM state and residual current Important When your PX3 enters the power sharing mode the RCM sensor enters the unavailable state and will not work until the power sharing mode ends For information on power sharing see Power Sharing Restrictions and Connect...

Page 824: ...nsor on page 798 Residual Operating Current For Type A it is the sum of residual AC current For Type B it is the sum of residual AC and DC current For Type B M18 models the listed fields are available per inlet pole as shown below Besides a Type B model either M11 or M18 is able to display the residual DC current Note To determine the RCM s normal warning and critical levels configure the RCM curr...

Page 825: ...e the PDU to beep regardless of its sensor state Warning All RCM sensors do not work in the power sharing mode For more information on this mode see Power Sharing Restrictions and Connection on page 45 Number Description The magnitude of residual current reported by the RCM current sensor Critical state reported by the RCM state sensor Tip RCM critical state is also indicated on the Inlet page or ...

Page 826: ...ual DC current if the RCM DC sensor is available on your PDU see Setting RCM DC Current Thresholds on page 806 To configure RCM current thresholds and run self test 1 Click Inlet to open the Inlet page 2 In the Residual Current Monitor section click Setup 3 Set up RCM thresholds a Enable or disable the RCM critical threshold Residual current greater than this value triggers Critical RCM state b En...

Page 827: ...nd time See Scheduling an Action on page 398 for the procedure and select Start residual current monitor self test to create the scheduled RCM self test action Note For Type B M18 models the self test feature will perform tests on all poles of the selected inlet simultaneously Disabling or Enabling Front Panel RCM Self Test You can enable or disable the function of performing the RCM self test by ...

Page 828: ...M Current Sensor on page 797 You can also configure upper thresholds for RCM DC current sensors so that an alarm will be displayed on the page of Dashboard on page 160 when RCM DC sensors enter an alerted state To configure RCM DC s upper thresholds 1 Click Inlet to open the Inlet page 2 Click the Thresholds title bar at the bottom of the page to display inlet thresholds 3 Click the desired sensor...

Page 829: ...play to check the RCM status This section introduces the RCM information shown on the dot matrix LCD display Note For RCM information shown on the character LCD display of an old PX3 model see RCM Information on page 834 LCD Message for RCM Critical State In the RCM critical state the PDU beeps and the LCD display indicates the RCM critical state The RCM alarm information continues to display as l...

Page 830: ... has the RCM alarm enters the critical state 2 If needed you can press to perform RCM self test for this inlet For details see steps 4 to 5 in the topic titled Running RCM Self Test on page 809 Checking RCM States and Current You can retrieve RCM information from the LCD display To check RCM information 1 Press or to access the Main Menu on page 98 2 Press or to select Residual Current and press 3...

Page 831: ...h each inlet s RCM state and reading s 4 To return to the Main Menu press Running RCM Self Test You can perform the RCM self test by operating the front panel buttons For Type B M18 models the self test feature will perform tests on all poles of the selected inlet simultaneously To disable or enable this front panel function see Disabling or Enabling Front Panel RCM Self Test on page 805 By defaul...

Page 832: ...press or to select the desired inlet or inlet pole and press 4 Press to perform RCM self test on the selected inlet 5 A confirmation message displays By default Yes is selected To execute the RCM self test press To cancel the RCM self test do either of the following Press Press or to select No and then press ...

Page 833: ...t the same steps RCM SNMP Operations Make sure you have the correct version of SNMP MIB The PX3 supports the RCM feature as of firmware version 2 5 20 See Downloading SNMP MIB on page 506 for details RCM Trap An InletSensorStateChange trap is sent when the RCM state sensor changes InletSensorStateChange is the generic trap sent for all inlet sensors The specific trap for RCM has the object typeOfS...

Page 834: ...M Thresholds The inletSensorConfigurationTable contains a row for configuring RCM thresholds Use index sensorType 26 to reference the row Columns inletSensorUpperWarningThreshold inletSensorUpperCriticalThreshold and inletSensorHysteresis set values for RCM warning critical and deassertion hysteresis respectively Running RCM Self Test To initiate RCM self test using SNMP set column rcmState to val...

Page 835: ...Monitor n Variables n is one of the options all or a number Option Description all Displays the RCM information of all inlets Tip You can also type the command without adding this option all to get the same data A specific inlet number Displays the RCM information of the specified inlet only An inlet number needs to be specified only when there are more than 1 inlet on your PDU Tip other RCM relat...

Page 836: ...tor n criticalRatedResidualOperatingCurrent value Note The PX3 triggers events when residual current values are above but not equal to thresholds For example you would set the critical threshold to 29mA to specify the IEC 62020 IΔn of 30mA See Compliance with IEC 62020 on page 799 To configure the RCM s Warning level config residualCurrentMonitor n warningRatedResidualOperatingCurrent value To con...

Page 837: ...et the value to 15mA type 0 015 Tip other RCM related threshold setting commands For models detecting residual current per inlet see Commands for Inlet Sensors on page 670 For models detecting residual current per inlet pole see Commands for Inlet Pole Sensors on page 672 Setting Front Panel RCM Self Test You can enable or disable the front panel RCM self test function via CLI in addition to the w...

Page 838: ... inlet simultaneously To perform RCM self test rcm selfTest inlet n Variables n is the inlet s number For a single inlet PDU n is always 1 Degaussing RCM Type B Sensors Only the models with RCM Type B sensors support degaussing the RCM sensors Those with RCM Type A sensors do NOT support this feature You can degauss the RCM sensor after a current surge such as a short circuit For Type B M18 models...

Page 839: ...ring feature In This Chapter PX3 Phase II Front Panel Display 817 PX3 Phase I Front Panel Display 818 Serial RS 232 DB9 Port Pinouts 836 PX3 Phase II Front Panel Display The following diagram is the Zero U model of PX3 phase II PDUs The operation of its front panel button is similar to the front panel operation of PX3 with iX7 controller PX3 iX7 See Operating the Dot Matrix LCD Display on page 97 ...

Page 840: ...I PDUs Its LCD display on the panel can show the reading or status of different components on the PX3 or its MAC address and IP address It consists of A character LCD display Control buttons Overview of the LCD Display Different types of information are shown in different sections of the LCD display The diagram indicates the sections ...

Page 841: ...s or This section indicates The Asset Strip mode if an asset strip has been connected to the PX3 The device s USB cascading state MASTER or SLAVE If it is a standalone device neither MASTER nor SLAVE is displayed Note During the firmware upgrade some PX3 models may show bx in the section 1 to indicate the relay or meter board numbered x is being updated Control Buttons There are four control butto...

Page 842: ...LCD display By default the PX3 displays the current reading of OUTLET 1 Below illustrates the outlet information shown on the LCD display Section Example information The selected target is OUTLET 3 This outlet s current reading is 2 amps MASTER indicates the PX3 is the master device in a cascading chain For a slave device it shows SLAVE instead Note MASTER SLAVE information is only available in Po...

Page 843: ...ach line indicated as L1 L2 or L3 at the bottom of the display 3 When the desired line is being displayed press the FUNC button to switch between voltage active power and current readings of this particular line A is displayed for the current reading A means Amp V is displayed for the voltage reading V means Volt When voltage is selected L1 L2 L2 L3 or L3 L1 is displayed at the bottom of the displ...

Page 844: ...n 1 Press the MODE button until the term INLET is displayed 2 On a multi inlet model press the Up or Down button until the desired inlet s number is displayed at the top 3 If your PX3 is a 3 phase model the selected inlet line is indicated below the reading Press the Up or Down button until the desired inlet line s number L1 L2 L3 L1 L2 L2 L3 or L3 L1 is shown 4 Press the FUNC button to switch bet...

Page 845: ... is displayed as either CB or FUSE on the LCD display which varies according to the type of overcurrent protector implemented on your PX3 CB refers to the circuit breaker and FUSE refers to the fuse Below illustrates an overcurrent protector s information Section Example information The selected target is the second circuit breaker CB 2 This circuit breaker s current reading is 0 amps The word CLO...

Page 846: ...aker is open or the selected fuse has burned out When this occurs the term CbE is displayed in place of the reading and a blinking word ALARM appears next to the word OPEN IPv4 Address The IP address is available in the Device mode which is indicated by the alphabet d shown at the top of the LCD display Note that this type of LCD display only shows the IPv4 address if available Below illustrates t...

Page 847: ...t corner To retrieve the IPv4 address on PX3 1 Press the MODE button to enter the Device mode indicated by an alphabet d at the top left of the display 2 The LCD display cycles between the four octets of the IPv4 address indicated by i4 at the upper right corner of the display For example 192 168 84 4 cycles in this sequence 192 168 84 4 MAC Address This product s MAC address is retrievable by ope...

Page 848: ...address is displayed as M XX where XX are two digits of the MAC address The LCD will cycle through the MAC address from the first two digits to the final two For example if the MAC address is 00 0d 5d 03 5E 1A the LCD display shows the following information one after another M 00 M 0d M 5d M 03 M 5E M 1A Note that M is NOT followed by the colon symbol when showing the first two digits of the MAC a...

Page 849: ...splay 3 Press the FUNC button to perform the outlet switching operation The LCD display cycles between two messages as shown in the two diagrams below In the following diagrams X represents the selected outlet s number To cancel the outlet switching operation press the FUNC button again 4 To turn on the outlet press the Up button The on confirmation message displays To turn off the outlet press th...

Page 850: ...ing its LED color Green indicates the power off state and red indicates the power on state Environmental Sensor Information The environmental sensor mode is displayed as SENSOR on the LCD display Basic information about a specific environmental sensor is available including the sensor s reading or state X Y Z coordinates and its serial number Below illustrates the environmental sensor information ...

Page 851: ...ng or state of the selected sensor in the middle of the LCD display When showing a numeric sensor s reading the appropriate measurement unit is displayed to the right of the reading Measurement units Sensor types A relative humidity sensor A temperature sensor m s An air flow sensor Pa An air pressure sensor NO measurement units For an absolute humidity sensor the measurement unit is g m3 which ca...

Page 852: ...e indicates the sensor hub s chain position which is always C 1 and the second one indicates the sensor s chain position 6 Press the FUNC button to display the X Y and Z coordinates of the sensor respectively X coordinate is shown as x NN where NN are the first two numeric digits entered for the X coordinate in the web interface Y coordinate is shown as y NN where NN are the first two numeric digi...

Page 853: ...s mode is not available Below illustrates the asset strip information Section Example information 1 refers to the asset strip connected to the first FEATURE port This symbol indicates that you can switch between diverse rack units now by pressing the Up or Down button 30 indicates that the selected target is the 30th rack unit MASTER indicates the PX3 is the master device in a cascading chain For ...

Page 854: ...pears below the rack unit number it means no asset tag is physically connected to that rack unit If the word ALARM does NOT appear it means a connected asset tag is detected on the rack unit USB Cascaded Device s Position Note As of release 3 3 10 the following cascading information is no longer available in the Bridging mode but remains available in the Port Forwarding mode A cascaded device s po...

Page 855: ...t of the display 2 Press the FUNC button until CA is displayed at the top right of the display 3 The device s position is represented by any number defined below Number Device position Number Device position 0 Master device 8 Slave 8 1 Slave 1 9 Slave 9 2 Slave 2 10 Slave 10 3 Slave 3 11 Slave 11 4 Slave 4 12 Slave 12 5 Slave 5 13 Slave 13 6 Slave 6 14 Slave 14 7 Slave 7 15 Slave 15 ...

Page 856: ...state the PDU beeps and the LCD display indicates the RCM critical state The RCM alarm information continues to display as long as RCM is in a critical state The following RCM alarm messages are displayed one by one in the critical state rCA rCA Residual current value mA The diagram below illustrates the RCM alarm on the LCD display To display the RCM current 1 Press the MODE button until the term...

Page 857: ...t sensor Measurement units are mA To run RCM self test 1 Press the MODE button until the LCD alternates between SLF and tSt which means SELF TEST 2 Press the FUNC button to start RCM self test 3 The LCD shows dash symbols during RCM self test 4 Upon completion RCM self test results are displayed for 30 seconds or until you press any button PAS Self test passed FAL Self test failed the PX3 also bee...

Page 858: ...or enable this front panel function see Disabling or Enabling Front Panel RCM Self Test on page 805 By default this function is enabled Serial RS 232 DB9 Port Pinouts RS 232 Pin signal definition Pin No Signal Direction Description 1 DCD Input Data 2 RxD Input Receive data data in 3 TxD Output Transmit data 4 DTR Output Data terminal ready 5 GND Signal ground 6 DSR Input Data set ready 7 RTS Outpu...

Page 859: ...L 3 0 In This Chapter Step A Determine User Accounts and Roles 837 Step B Configure User Groups on the AD Server 838 Step C Configure LDAP Authentication on the PX3 839 Step D Configure Roles on the PX3 842 Step A Determine User Accounts and Roles Determine the user accounts and roles groups that are authenticated for accessing the PX3 In this example we will create two user roles with different p...

Page 860: ...are named PX_Admin and PX_User User accounts pxuser pxuser2 usera and userb already exist on the AD server To configure user groups on the AD server 1 On the AD server create new groups PX_Admin and PX_User Note Refer to the documentation or online help accompanying Microsoft AD for detailed instructions 2 Add the pxuser2 and usera accounts to the PX_User group 3 Add the pxuser and userb accounts ...

Page 861: ...click New to add an LDAP LDAPS server 3 Provide the PX3 with the information about the AD server Field setting Do this IP address hostname Type the domain name techadssl com or IP address 192 168 56 3 Without the encryption enabled you can type either the domain name or IP address in this field but you must type the fully qualified domain name if the encryption is enabled Copy settings from existi...

Page 862: ...server Login Name Attribute Ensure the field is set to sAMAccountName because the LDAP server is Microsoft Active Directory User entry object class Ensure the field is set to user because the LDAP server is Microsoft Active Directory User search subfilter The field is optional The subfilter information is also useful for filtering out additional objects in a large directory structure In this examp...

Page 863: ...Appendix I LDAP Configuration Illustration 842 4 Click Add Server The LDAP server is saved 5 In the Authentication Type field select LDAP 6 Click Save The LDAP authentication is activated ...

Page 864: ... PX3 on the AD server or authorization will fail Therefore we will create the roles named PX_User and PX_Admin on the PDU In this illustration we assume Users assigned to the PX_User role can view settings only but they can neither configure PX3 nor access the outlets Users assigned to the PX_Admin role have the Administrator Privileges so they can both configure PX3 and access the outlets To crea...

Page 865: ...s without the capability to configure or change them d Click Save 3 The PX_User role is created 4 Keep the Roles page open to create the PX_Admin role To create the PX_Admin role with full permissions assigned 1 Click to add another role a Type PX_Admin in the Role Name field b Type a description for the PX_Admin role in the Description field In this example we type Includes all PX privileges to d...

Page 866: ...P Configuration Illustration 845 c In the Privileges list select Administrator Privileges The Administrator Privileges allows users to configure or change all PX3 settings d Click Save 2 The PX_Admin role is created ...

Page 867: ...hese user role names by returning an attribute named as follows rciusergroup attribute type string This may require a schema extension on your LDAP LDAPS server Consult your authentication server administrator to enable this attribute In addition for Microsoft Active Directory the standard LDAP memberOf is used From Microsoft Active Directory Note This should be attempted only by an experienced Ac...

Page 868: ...ema 1 Right click the Active Directory Schema root node in the left pane of the window and then click Operations Master The Change Schema Master dialog appears 2 Select the Schema can be modified on this Domain Controller checkbox Optional 3 Click OK Creating a New Attribute To create new attributes for the rciusergroup class 1 Click the symbol before Active Directory Schema in the left pane of th...

Page 869: ...e LDAP Display Name field 6 Type 1 3 6 1 4 1 13742 50 in the Unique x5000 Object ID field 7 Type a meaningful description in the Description field 8 Click the Syntax drop down arrow and choose Case Insensitive String from the list 9 Type 1 in the Minimum field 10 Type 24 in the Maximum field 11 Click OK to create the new attribute Adding Attributes to the Class To add attributes to the class 1 Cli...

Page 870: ... Updating the LDAP Schema 849 2 Scroll to the user class in the right pane and right click it 3 Choose Properties from the menu The user Properties dialog appears 4 Click the Attributes tab to open it 5 Click Add ...

Page 871: ...ributes for User Members To run the Active Directory script on a Windows 2003 server use the script provided by Microsoft available on the Windows 2003 server installation CD These scripts are loaded onto your system with a Microsoft Windows 2003 installation ADSI Active Directory Service Interface acts as a low level editor for Active Directory allowing you to perform common administrative tasks ...

Page 872: ... Updating the LDAP Schema 851 3 Go to the directory where the support tools were installed Run adsiedit msc The ADSI Edit window opens 4 Open the Domain 5 In the left pane of the window select the CN Users folder ...

Page 873: ...n the right pane Right click the user name and select Properties 7 Click the Attribute Editor tab if it is not already open Choose rciusergroup from the Attributes list 8 Click Edit The String Attribute Editor dialog appears 9 Type the user role created in the PX3 in the Edit Attribute field Click OK ...

Page 874: ...that we assume that the NPS is running on a Windows 2008 system in the NPS illustrations In This Chapter Standard Attributes 852 Vendor Specific Attributes 871 AD Related Configuration 884 Standard Attributes The RADIUS standard attribute Filter ID is used to convey the group membership that is roles If a user has multiple roles configure multiple standard attributes for this user The syntax of a ...

Page 875: ... 884 Step A Add Your PX3 as a RADIUS Client The RADIUS implementation on the PX3 follows the standard RADIUS Internet Engineering Task Force IETF specification so you must select RADIUS Standard as its vendor name when configuring the NPS server Presumptions in the illustration IP address of your PX3 192 168 56 29 RADIUS authentication port specified for PX3 1812 RADIUS accounting port specified f...

Page 876: ...on 855 2 Right click NPS Local and select Properties Verify the authentication and accounting port numbers shown in the properties dialog are the same as those specified on your PX3 In this example they are 1812 and 1813 Then close this dialog ...

Page 877: ... The New RADIUS Client dialog appears 4 Do the following to add your PX3 to NPS a Verify the Enable this RADIUS client checkbox is selected b Type a name for identifying your PX3 in the Friendly name field c Type 192 168 56 29 in the Address IP or DNS field d Select RADIUS Standard in the Vendor name field e Select the Manual radio button ...

Page 878: ...pendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 857 f Type the shared secret in the Shared secret and Confirm shared secret fields The shared secret must be the same as the one specified on your PX3 5 Click OK ...

Page 879: ...t policies IP address or host name of the PX3 Connection request forwarding method Authentication method s Standard RADIUS attributes Presumptions in the illustration IP address of your PX3 192 168 56 29 Local NPS server is used RADIUS protocol selected on your PX3 CHAP Existing role of your PX3 Admin Illustration 1 Open the NPS console and expand the Policies folder ...

Page 880: ...S Configuration Illustration 859 2 Right click Connection Request Policies and select New The New Connection Request Policy dialog appears 3 Type a descriptive name for identifying this policy in the Policy name field ...

Page 881: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 860 You can leave the Type of network access server field to the default Unspecified ...

Page 882: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 861 4 Click Next to show the Specify Conditions screen Click Add 5 The Select condition dialog appears Click Add ...

Page 883: ...e NAS IPv4 Address dialog appears Type the PX3 IP address 192 168 56 29 and click OK 7 Click Next in the New Connection Request Policy dialog 8 Select Authenticate requests on this server because a local NPS server is used in this example Then click Next ...

Page 884: ...e Connection Request Forwarding options must match your environment 9 When the system prompts you to select the authentication method select the following two options Override network policy authentication settings CHAP the PX3 uses CHAP in this example ...

Page 885: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 864 Note If your PX3 uses PAP then select PAP ...

Page 886: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 865 10 Select Standard to the left of the dialog and then click Add ...

Page 887: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 866 11 Select Filter Id from the list of attributes and click Add ...

Page 888: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 867 12 In the Attribute Information dialog click Add 13 Select String type Raritan G Admin in the text box and then click OK ...

Page 889: ...dix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 868 Admin inside the curved brackets is the existing role on the PX3 It is recommended to use the Admin role to test this configuration The role name is case sensitive ...

Page 890: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 869 14 The new attribute is added Click OK ...

Page 891: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 870 15 Click Next to continue ...

Page 892: ...d You simply add all user data including user names passwords and roles in the following FreeRADIUS path etc raddb users Presumptions in the illustration User name steve Steve s password test123 Steve s roles Admin and SystemTester To create a user profile for steve in FreeRADIUS 1 Go to this location etc raddb users 2 Add the data of the user steve by typing the following Note that the values aft...

Page 893: ...le name2 role name3 For configuration on NPS see NPS VSA Illustration on page 871 For configuration on FreeRADIUS see FreeRADIUS VSA Illustration on page 883 NPS VSA Illustration To configure Windows 2008 NPS with the vendor specific attribute you must a Add your PX3 to NPS See Step A Add Your PX3 as a RADIUS Client on page 853 b On the NPS configure connection request policies and the vendor spec...

Page 894: ...ication so you must select RADIUS Standard as its vendor name when configuring the NPS server Presumptions in the illustration IP address of your PX3 192 168 56 29 RADIUS authentication port specified for PX3 1812 RADIUS accounting port specified for PX3 1813 To add your PX3 to the RADIUS NPS 1 Choose Start Administrative Tools Network Policy Server The Network Policy Server console window opens ...

Page 895: ...on 874 2 Right click NPS Local and select Properties Verify the authentication and accounting port numbers shown in the properties dialog are the same as those specified on your PX3 In this example they are 1812 and 1813 Then close this dialog ...

Page 896: ... The New RADIUS Client dialog appears 4 Do the following to add your PX3 to NPS a Verify the Enable this RADIUS client checkbox is selected b Type a name for identifying your PX3 in the Friendly name field c Type 192 168 56 29 in the Address IP or DNS field d Select RADIUS Standard in the Vendor name field e Select the Manual radio button ...

Page 897: ...pendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 876 f Type the shared secret in the Shared secret and Confirm shared secret fields The shared secret must be the same as the one specified on your PX3 5 Click OK ...

Page 898: ...es IP address or host name of the PX3 Connection request forwarding method Authentication method s Standard RADIUS attributes Presumptions in the illustration IP address of your PX3 192 168 56 29 Local NPS server is used RADIUS protocol selected on your PX3 CHAP Existing roles of your PX3 Admin User and SystemTester Illustration 1 Open the NPS console and expand the Policies folder ...

Page 899: ...S Configuration Illustration 878 2 Right click Connection Request Policies and select New The New Connection Request Policy dialog appears 3 Type a descriptive name for identifying this policy in the Policy name field ...

Page 900: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 879 You can leave the Type of network access server field to the default Unspecified ...

Page 901: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 880 4 Click Next to show the Specify Conditions screen Click Add 5 The Select condition dialog appears Click Add ...

Page 902: ...e NAS IPv4 Address dialog appears Type the PX3 IP address 192 168 56 29 and click OK 7 Click Next in the New Connection Request Policy dialog 8 Select Authenticate requests on this server because a local NPS server is used in this example Then click Next ...

Page 903: ...e Connection Request Forwarding options must match your environment 9 When the system prompts you to select the authentication method select the following two options Override network policy authentication settings CHAP the PX3 uses CHAP in this example ...

Page 904: ...the Vendor Specific Attribute Information dialog appears 13 Click Enter Vendor Code and type 13742 14 Select Yes it conforms to indicate that the custom attribute conforms to the RADIUS Request For Comment RFC 15 Click Configure Attribute and then a Type 26 in the Vendor assigned attribute number field b Select String in the Attribute format field c Type Raritan G Admin User SystemTester in the At...

Page 905: ...are two major configuration steps a Use a dictionary to define the Raritan vendor specific attribute b Add all user data including user names passwords and roles Presumptions in the illustration Raritan attribute Raritan User Roles User name steve Steve s password test123 Steve s roles Admin User and SystemTester Step A define the vendor specific attribute in FreeRADIUS 1 Go to this location etc r...

Page 906: ... Related Configuration When RADIUS authentication is intended make sure you also configure the following settings related to Microsoft Active Directory AD Register the NPS server in AD Configure remote access permission for users in AD The NPS server is registered in AD only when NPS is configured for the FIRST time and user accounts are created in AD If CHAP authentication is used you must enable...

Page 907: ... Configuration Illustration 886 2 Right click NPS Local and select Register server in Active Directory 3 Click OK and then OK again To grant PX3 users remote access permission 1 Open Active Directory Users and Computers ...

Page 908: ...the user whom you want to grant the access permission 3 Click the Dial in tab and select the Allow access checkbox To enable reversible encryption for CHAP authentication 1 Open Active Directory Users and Computers 2 Open the properties dialog of the user that you want to configure ...

Page 909: ...Appendix K RADIUS Configuration Illustration 888 3 Click the Account tab and select the Store password using reversible encryption checkbox ...

Page 910: ...ing the USB to Serial Driver Optional 911 Initial Network Configuration via CLI 912 Device Specific Settings 920 TLS Certificate Chain 920 Browsing through the Online Help 927 RJ45 to DB9 Cable Requirements for Modem Connections An RJ45 to DB9 adapter cable is required for connecting a modem to the PX3 device A third party RJ45 to DB9 adapter cable needs to meet the following requirements RJ 45 to...

Page 911: ...onfigured with diverse static IP addresses the client identifier of each network interface is different The main difference is the absence presence of a suffix which is the interface name added to the end of the serial number The table below lists the client identifiers of all network interfaces Interface Client identifier ETH1 serial number ETH2 serial number plus the uppercase suffix ETH2 WIRELE...

Page 912: ...version ETH1 PEG1A00003 50 45 47 31 41 30 30 30 30 33 ETH2 PEG1A00003 ETH2 50 45 47 31 41 30 30 30 30 33 2D 45 54 48 32 The suffix comprising the dash symbol and the word ETH2 is also converted WIRELESS PEG1A00003 WIRELESS 50 45 47 31 41 30 30 30 30 33 2D 57 49 52 45 4C 45 53 53 The suffix comprising the dash symbol and the word WIRELESS is also converted BRIDGE PEG1A00003 50 45 47 31 41 30 30 30 ...

Page 913: ...nt identifier see Reserving IP Addresses in DHCP Servers on page 889 In the following illustrations it is assumed that the PX3 serial number is PEG1A00003 and the IP address you want to reserve is 192 168 20 1 Illustration with ASCII code conversion 1 Convert the client identifier of the desired network interface into ASCII codes hexadecimal Interface Client identifier conversion ETH1 PEG1A00003 5...

Page 914: ... 47 31 41 30 30 30 30 33 3 Now enter the converted client identifier with the following syntax host mypx option dhcp client identifier 00 50 45 47 31 41 30 30 30 30 33 fixed address 192 168 20 1 Illustration without ASCII code conversion 1 Use the original client identifier of the desired network interface DO NOT convert them into ASCII codes 2 A prefix 000 must be added to the beginning of the cl...

Page 915: ...c sensor Thresholds and Sensor States A numeric sensor has four thresholds Lower Critical Lower Warning Upper Warning and Upper Critical The threshold settings determine how many sensor states are available for a certain sensor and the range of each sensor state The diagram below shows how each threshold relates to each state ...

Page 916: ...dix L Additional PX3 Information 895 above upper critical Upper Critical above upper warning Upper Warning normal Lower Warning below lower warning Lower Critical below lower critical Available sensor states ...

Page 917: ...or has both the Upper Critical and Upper Warning thresholds enabled it has three sensor states normal above upper warning and above upper critical States of above upper warning and below lower warning are warning states to call for your attention States of above upper critical and below lower critical are critical states that require you to immediately handle Range of each available sensor state T...

Page 918: ...asserts a state for it whenever a bad state change occurs To assert a state To assert a state is to announce a new worse state Below are bad state changes that cause the PX3 to assert 1 above upper warning above upper critical 2 normal above upper warning 3 normal below lower warning 4 below lower warning below lower critical Assertion Timeout ...

Page 919: ...nd notifications for assertion events setting the Assertion Timeout is helpful for eliminating a number of notifications that you may receive in case the sensor s readings fluctuate around a certain threshold Assertion Timeout Example for Temperature Sensors Assumption Upper Warning threshold is enabled Upper Warning 25 degrees Celsius Assertion Timeout 5 samples that is 5 seconds When a temperatu...

Page 920: ... the readings improve To de assert a state To de assert a state is to announce the end of the previously asserted worse state Below are good state changes that cause the PX3 to de assert the previous state 1 above upper critical above upper warning 2 above upper warning normal 3 below lower warning normal 4 below lower critical below lower warning Deassertion Hysteresis ...

Page 921: ...Appendix L Additional PX3 Information 900 ...

Page 922: ...ion Hysteresis 2 then the deassertion level of each threshold is either 2 or 2 as illustrated below Threshold value Deassertion value Upper Critical 33 Deassertion level 31 33 2 31 Upper Warning 25 Deassertion level 23 25 2 23 Lower Critical 10 Deassertion level 12 10 2 12 Lower Warning 18 Deassertion level 20 18 2 20 To use each threshold as the deassertion level instead of determining a new leve...

Page 923: ...s or lower the PX3 performs the deassertion action to announce the end of the above upper warning state Default Voltage and Current Thresholds The following are factory default voltage and current thresholds applied to a Raritan power product There are no default values set for lower current thresholds because lower thresholds are not useful Availability of diverse thresholds depends on the capabi...

Page 924: ... of maximum rating Upper critical 6 of maximum rating Hysteresis 2V Line RMS current Threshold Default value Upper warning 65 of rating Upper critical 80 of rating Hysteresis 1A Unbalanced current Threshold Default value Upper critical 10 disabled by default Upper warning 5 disabled by default Hysteresis 2 Overcurrent protectors which aims to protect the PDU s outlets OCP RMS current Threshold Def...

Page 925: ...ttached to your device the altitude you enter for the device can serve as an altitude correction factor That is the reading of the differential air pressure sensor will be multiplied by the correction factor to get a correct reading This table shows the relationship between different altitudes and correction factors Altitude meters Altitude feet Correction factor 0 0 0 95 250 820 0 98 425 1394 1 0...

Page 926: ...ng each line current subtracted and divided with the average current L1 current unbalance L1 average current average current L2 current unbalance L2 average current average current L3 current unbalance L3 average current average current 3 Determine the maximum absolute value among three lines current unbalance values Maximum L1 current unbalance L2 current unbalance L3 current unbalance 4 Convert ...

Page 927: ...ce Maximum 0 1224 0 0612 0 1837 0 1837 Current unbalance converted to a percentage 100 0 1837 18 Data for BTU Calculation The heat generated by the PX3 device differs according to the model you purchased To calculate the heat BTU hr use the following power data according to your model type in the BTU calculation formula Model name Maximum power Watt 1000 series 5 2000 series 20 3000 series 24 4000...

Page 928: ...d on this website include intelligent PDU KVM EMX BCM and CommandCenter Secure Gateway CC SG To get access to these training materials or courses you need to apply for a username and password through the Raritan training website After you are verified you can access the Raritan training website anytime Role of a DNS Server As Internet communications are carried out on the basis of IP addresses app...

Page 929: ...on the master device Network connection Power supply Anything below is disabled on the master device The Ethernet or wireless interface IPv4 or IPv6 settings In the Port Forwarding mode related settings are incorrectly configured on the master device The master device s role is incorrectly set to Slave The interface where the network is connected is incorrectly set as the downstream interface For ...

Page 930: ...ng mode IPv4 or IPv6 settings are disabled on the slave device in question In the Port Forwarding mode one of the following issues occurs The master device s role is incorrectly set to Slave The master device s downstream interface is incorrectly set For example you use a USB cable to connect the 1st slave device but select the Ethernet port as the downstream interface The role of the slave device...

Page 931: ...43 Whether a newer product model if involved in the chain runs the appropriate minimum firmware version or later Slave Device Events in the Log The log messages for connection disconnection of a cascaded device are different for USB cascading and Ethernet cascading chains Messages for the Ethernet cascading chain Whenever the connection or disconnection of a master slave device is detected both PX...

Page 932: ...ce of a slave device on its USB A port Slave disconnected This log entry is generated when it detects the disconnection of a slave device from its USB A port The Ping Tool The PX3 provides a ping tool in the web interface and CLI so you can ping any host or PX3 in your data center Ping via the Web Interface To log in to the web interface see Login on page 148 The Ping tool is useful for checking w...

Page 933: ...B cable 2 Run dominion serial setup n exe on the computer and follow online instructions to install the driver Note If any Windows security warning appears accept it to continue the installation 3 Connect the PX3 to the computer via a USB cable The driver is automatically installed Manual driver installation in Windows 1 Make sure the PX3 has been connected to the computer via a USB cable 2 The co...

Page 934: ...u must provide it with an IP address and some additional networking information This section describes the initial network configuration via a serial RS 232 or USB connection To configure the network settings using the web interface see Configuring Network Settings on page 286 To configure the PX3 device 1 On the computer connected to the PX3 open a communications program such as HyperTerminal or ...

Page 935: ...riable in the following commands is either ipv4 or ipv6 depending on the type of IP protocol you are configuring For PX2 and old PX3 that have only one Ethernet port replace the variable ETH with the word ethernet For PX3 that has two Ethernet ports replace the variable ETH with either ETH1 or ETH2 depending on which Ethernet port you are configuring General IP settings To set or enable Use this c...

Page 936: ...Example 192 168 7 9 24 Static IPv4 or IPv6 gateway network ipvX gateway ip address ip address gateway s IP address IPv4 or IPv6 primary DNS server network dns firstServer ip address ip address DNS server s IP address IPv4 or IPv6 secondary DNS server network dns secondServer ip address ip address DNS server s IP address IPv4 or IPv6 third DNS server network dns thirdServer ip address ip address DN...

Page 937: ...name for EAP authentication EAP TLS client certificate network ethernet ETH eapClientCertificate When prompted to enter the client certificate open the certificate with a text editor copy and paste the content into the communications program EAP TLS client private key network ethernet ETH eapClientPrivateKey When prompted to enter the private key open the key with a text editor copy and paste the ...

Page 938: ...he CA certificate The content to be copied from the CA certificate does NOT include the first line containing BEGIN CERTIFICATE and the final line containing END CERTIFICATE If a certificate is installed configure the following Whether to Use this command Verify the certificate network ethernet ETH enableCertVerification option1 option1 true or false Accept an expired or not valid certificate netw...

Page 939: ...2 11n protocol network wireless enableHT option option true or false Wireless authentication method network wireless authMethod method method psk or eap PSK network wireless PSK psk psk PSK string Wireless EAP outer authentication network wireless eapOuterAuthentication outer_auth outer_auth PEAP or TLS Wireless EAP inner authentication network wireless eapInnerAuthentication inner_auth inner_auth...

Page 940: ...open the key with a text editor copy and paste the content into the communications program Wireless EAP password network wireless eapPassword When prompted to enter the password for EAP authentication type the password Wireless EAP CA certificate network wireless eapCACertificate When prompted to enter the CA certificate open the certificate with a text editor copy and paste the content into the c...

Page 941: ...TimeRangeCerts option2 option2 true or false Make the connection successful by ignoring the incorrect system time network wireless allowConnectionWithIncorrectClo ck option3 option3 true or false Wireless IPv4 IPv6 settings Commands for wireless IP settings are identical to those for wired networking Just replace the variable ETH with the word wireless The following illustrates a few examples To s...

Page 942: ...oring entries Asset strip names and rack unit names Outlet names and states TLS Certificate Chain A TLS server sends out a certificate to any client attempting to connect to it The receiver determines whether a TLS server can be trusted by verifying that server s certificate using the certificate chain stored on the receiver Therefore to successfully connect to a TLS server you must upload a valid...

Page 943: ...iver How a certificate chain is generated To explain how a TLS server s certificate is related to the certificate chain that is uploaded to the receiver we assume that there are three related certificates Certificate C The certificate issued to the TLS server you want to connect Certificate C is issued by the certificate authority CA entity called Issuer B Certificate B The certificate issued to I...

Page 944: ...cates Certificate chain that you must upload to the receiver such as PX3 Because the TLS server provides only Certificate C you need to upload a file containing the missing certificates of the chain that is Certificate A and Certificate B to the receiver In reality some servers may provide a partial or even a full certificate chain instead of a single server certificate If your server provides a p...

Page 945: ... PX3 Therefore at least the root certificate must be authentic issued by a CA you trust and downloaded from that CA over a secure channel Never implicitly trust a root certificate that is sent by the server which you want to connect to It could have been created by an attacker If either certificate A or B is missing in the certificate file uploaded to the receiver the connection to the wanted TLS ...

Page 946: ...If you will apply your company s SMTP service to PX3 ignore this GMAIL illustration topic Simply contact your IT department to retrieve the appropriate certificate chain file and upload it to the PX3 This section illustrates the upload of a TLS root certificate for using the gmail com SMTP service Unlike normal TLS websites where you can easily find its server certificate by using a Web browser th...

Page 947: ...AQELBQAwSTELMAkGA1UE YHKKJH96sSNC 6dLpOOoRritL5z jn2WFLcQkL2mRoWQi6pYTzPyXB4D END CERTIFICATE 1 s C US O Google Inc CN Google Internet Authority G2 i C US O GeoTrust Inc CN GeoTrust Global CA BEGIN CERTIFICATE MIIEKDCCAxCgAwIBAgIQAQAhJYiw lmnd 8Fe2Yn3zANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADBC MqO5tzHpCvX2HzLc END CERTIFICATE 2 s C US O GeoTrust Inc CN GeoTrust Global CA i C US O Equifax OU Equifax Secure Certificate...

Page 948: ... the root certificate self signed by Equifax Secure Certificate Authority to PX3 If not you need to find all missing issuer certificates including the root certificate and upload them to PX3 Step 2 Find and download the content of missing issuer certificate s 1 View the name of the issuer CA at the bottom In this example this issuer is Equifax Secure Certificate Authority 2 Use the issuer s name E...

Page 949: ...the root CA s website rather than from the server you want to connect Browsing through the Online Help The PX3 Online Help is accessible over the Internet To use online help Active Content must be enabled in your browser Consult your browser help for information on enabling the feature To use the PX3 online help 1 Click Online Documentation See Web Interface Overview on page 152 2 The online help ...

Page 950: ...cessary select the Match partial words checkbox to include information matching part of the words entered in the Search text box The search results are displayed in the left pane 7 To have the left pane show the list of topics click the Contents tab at the bottom 8 To show the Index page click the Index tab 9 To email any URL link to the currently selected topic to any person click the Email this ...

Page 951: ...that this integration requires the following firmware versions Dominion KX II 2 4 or later Dominion KX III ALL versions PX2 series 2 2 or later PX3 series 2 5 10 or later PX3TS series 2 6 1 or later Dominion KX II or KX III integration requires D2CIM PWR and straight CAT5 cable For more information on KX II III refer to KX II or KX III User Guide on the Support page http www raritan com support KX...

Page 952: ...k PDUs power strips are connected to the Dominion device using the D2CIM PWR CIM To connect the rack PDU 1 Connect the male RJ 45 of the D2CIM PWR to the following female RJ 45 connector of the rack PDU PX1 series RJ 45 SERIAL port PX2 PX3 or PX3TS series RJ 45 FEATURE port 2 Connect the female RJ 45 connector of the D2CIM PWR to any of the available female system port connectors on the KX III usi...

Page 953: ...ulated Note The CIM Type cannot be changed The following information is displayed for each outlet on the rack PDU Outlet Number Name and Port Association Use this page to name the rack PDU and its outlets Names can be up to 32 alphanumeric characters and can include special characters Note When a rack PDU is associated with a target server port the outlet name is replaced by the target server name...

Page 954: ...Appendix M Integration 933 3 Click OK ...

Page 955: ...When a rack PDU is associated to a target server port the outlet name is replaced by the target server name even if you assigned another name to the outlet 1 On the Port Configuration page select the target server you are associating the PDU with 2 Choose the rack PDU from the Power Strip Name drop down list 3 For that rack PDU choose the outlet from the Outlet Name drop down list 4 Repeat steps 1...

Page 956: ... access products Dominion KSX II Dominion SX and Dominion SX II Cables used for connecting the PX3 to different Dominion access products are different KSX II a standard network patch cable CAT5 or higher SX a CSCSPCS cable SX II a CSCSPCS cable Note To only access the CLI of the PX3 via SX SX II treat the PX3 as a serial device by connecting SX SX II to the PDU s serial port instead of the FEATURE...

Page 957: ...II 3 Attach an AC power cord to the target server and an available rack PDU outlet 4 Connect the rack PDU to an AC power source 5 Power on the KSX II device Important When using CC SG the power ports should be inactive before attaching rack PDUs that were swapped between the power ports If this is not done there is a possibility that the number of power outlets will not be correctly detected espec...

Page 958: ...an PDU is similar to using Dominion KX III but the connection method is different from KX III Note If using a CSCSPCS 1 cable for the connection it must be Rev 0C If using a CSCSPCS 10 cable it must be Rev 0D Note that the appliances used in the diagram may not match your specific models However the connections and ports used are the same across models To connect the SX II to the Feature port on t...

Page 959: ...I See Configure Power Strips from the Remote Console or Configure Power Strips Using CLI in the SX II User Guide or Online Help PX appliance SX II Dominion SX Configuring a PX3 on Dominion SX 1 Choose Setup Power Strip Configuration 2 Click Add The Power Strip Configuration screen appears ...

Page 960: ...ets drop down menu 5 Type the port number in the Port field 6 Click OK Power Control 1 Choose Power Control Power Strip Power Control The Outlet Control screen appears 2 Check the box of outlet number you wish to control and click On Off buttons to power on off the selected outlet s 3 A confirmation message appears indicating successful operation ...

Page 961: ...iguration Sunbird s Power IQ is a software application that collects and manages the data from different PDUs installed in your server room or data center With this software you can Do bulk configuration for multiple PDUs Name outlets on different PDUs Switch on off outlets on outlet switching capable PDUs For more information on Power IQ refer to the Power IQ online help on the Sunbird website ht...

Page 962: ... dcTrack for management You can use dcTrack to Record and manage the data center infrastructure and assets Monitor the electrical consumption of the data center Track environmental factors in the data center such as temperature and humidity Optimize the data center growth For more information on dcTrack refer to the online help accessible from the dcTrack application or user documentation availabl...

Page 963: ... directly in the application or import an existing floor map into the dcTrack Further dcTrack allows you to import AutoCAD 2012 and earlier objects to build a data center map If you currently maintain data center information in spreadsheet format that data can be imported into dcTrack using the Import wizard Isolate potential problems with end to end power and data circuits by visually tracing the...

Page 964: ... the connection disconnection events are pulled into dcTrack and displayed in the dcTrack Web Client To poll and display asset management events in dcTrack The PX3 that the asset strip is connected to must exist in dcTrack Each IT item connected to the asset strip via an asset tag must exist in dcTrack You do not need to manually enter the asset tag IDs for IT items that already exist in dcTrack a...

Page 965: ...dels xviii xxi Assertion Timeout Example for Temperature Sensors 898 Asset Management Commands 688 Asset Management Strips and dcTrack 943 Asset Management Tag List 422 425 Asset Management Tag Log 422 428 Asset Strip 125 127 254 256 Asset Strip Automatic Firmware Upgrade 264 Asset Strip Information 832 Asset Strip Management 688 Asset Strip Settings 545 Assets 99 124 Associating Outlets with Targ...

Page 966: ... Lua Scripts States 443 444 445 Checking Power Strip Status 940 Checking RCM State and Current 802 804 Checking RCM States and Current 809 Checking the Accessibility of NTP Servers 601 Checking the Branch Circuit Rating 4 Circuit Breaker Orientation Limitation 5 6 8 9 11 Circuit Breakers 139 Clearing Diagnostic Log for Network Connections xxi 554 Clearing Event Log 553 Clearing Information 553 CLI...

Page 967: ...8 Connecting the PX3 to Your Network 22 25 286 Connection Port Functions 24 91 Connection Ports 90 Control Buttons 96 820 Copying an Existing Server s Settings 649 654 Creating a CSR 332 333 334 Creating a New Attribute 847 Creating a Role 643 Creating a Self Signed Certificate 332 335 Creating a User Profile 631 Creating an Outlet Group 115 208 209 626 Creating Configuration Files via Mass Deploy...

Page 968: ... 930 Dominion SX 938 Dominion SX and SX II 937 Dominion SX II 937 Door Handle Status and Control 237 498 Dot Matrix LCD Display 93 Download via Curl 788 789 Download via Web Browsers 788 Downloading Diagnostic Data via SCP 718 Downloading Diagnostic Information 450 474 Downloading Raw Configuration 788 Downloading SNMP MIB 318 502 507 812 DPX Sensor Packages 48 50 59 DPX2 Sensor Packages 48 50 56 ...

Page 969: ...ng Monitoring and SNMP Notifications 429 435 Example Actuator Naming 682 Example Creating a Role 648 Example Default Upper Thresholds for Temperature 667 Example Inlet Naming 630 Example OCP Naming 630 Example Outlet Naming 625 Example Ping Command 711 Example Power Cycling Specific Outlets 704 Example Server Settings Changed 685 Example Setting Up EnergyWise 688 Example Turning On a Specific Actu...

Page 970: ...llustration 853 871 FreeRADIUS VSA Illustration 872 884 From LDAP LDAPS 846 From Microsoft Active Directory 846 Front Panel Operations for RCM 99 808 835 Front Panel Settings 95 106 110 112 115 118 237 285 437 827 Full Disaster Recovery 463 Fuse 141 Fuse Replacement on 1U Models 142 Fuse Replacement on Zero U Models 141 fwupdate cfg 749 751 752 757 760 763 766 G Gathering LDAP Radius Information 3...

Page 971: ...n Event Message 376 381 Log Rows 422 424 Logging in to CLI 513 762 795 Logging out of CLI 713 Login 25 31 148 304 911 Login Limitation 610 Login Logout and Password Change 147 Logout 151 Lowercase Character Requirement 613 Lua Scripts 285 394 440 M MAC Address 826 Main Menu 95 98 809 810 Maintenance 157 449 Make a Power Association 934 Making a Power Sharing Connection 46 Managed vs Unmanaged Sens...

Page 972: ...4 O OCPs 99 109 156 165 222 224 226 230 Off and Lock Icons for Outlets 198 199 Old Generations of PX3 Models 94 463 818 Operating the Dot Matrix LCD Display 95 97 98 100 121 139 818 Operating the LCD Display 821 Optional Parameters 650 651 Options for Outlet State on Startup 174 178 201 Outlet Configuration Commands 623 Outlet Group Configuration Commands 625 Outlet Group Information 524 Outlet Gr...

Page 973: ...ackmount Safety Guidelines 5 Rackmount Inlet and Outlet Connections 5 Rack Mounting the PDU 5 RADIUS Configuration Illustration 338 853 Radius Settings 657 Raritan Training Website 907 Raw Configuration Upload and Download 465 470 759 765 788 RCM Critical State Alarm 804 RCM Current Sensor 535 537 673 675 798 807 RCM Information 808 835 RCM Residual Current and State Objects 813 RCM Self Test 801 ...

Page 974: ...377 390 407 Sending Links to Snapshots or Videos 480 482 484 Sensor Descriptors for Inlet Active Power 422 423 Sensor Log 422 Sensor RJ 45 Port Pinouts 742 Sensor Threshold Configuration Commands 667 Sensor Threshold Settings 181 185 194 205 218 224 227 237 238 248 510 808 894 Sensor Actuator Location Example 249 252 253 Sensor Actuator States 101 121 167 232 233 240 Serial Port Configuration Comm...

Page 975: ...he Schema 847 Setting the SNMP Configuration 592 Setting the SNMP Read Community 593 Setting the SNMP Write Community 594 Setting the SSID 582 Setting the sysContact Value 594 Setting the sysLocation Value 594 Setting the sysName Value 594 Setting the Time Zone 510 599 Setting the Wireless Authentication Method 583 Setting the X Coordinate 661 Setting the Y Coordinate 662 Setting the Z Coordinate ...

Page 976: ...SHX 377 395 Switch Outlet Group 377 395 Switch Outlets 377 396 Switch Peripheral Actuator 377 396 Switching Off an Actuator 705 Switching On an Actuator 705 Syslog Message 377 397 System and USB Requirements 749 750 T Testing the Network Connectivity 710 911 TFTP Requirements 766 767 The Command for Showing Available Commands 516 The Ping Tool 910 911 The PX3 MIB 508 Threaded Grounding Point 146 T...

Page 977: ...e Local Event Log 318 338 397 449 458 W Ways to Probe Existing User Profiles 907 Web Interface Operations for RCM 185 802 803 Web Interface Overview 152 928 Webcam Management 156 458 479 What is a Certificate Chain 921 922 928 What s New in the PX3 User Guide xx Windows NTP Server Synchronization Solution 350 352 Wired Network Settings xxi 22 24 286 287 306 324 840 Wireless Network Settings xxi 28...

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