Raritan PX3-3000 series, User Manual, Page: 182 / 875

Chapter 6: Using the Web Interface
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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 165).
In the following table, those fields marked with * are available on an
outlet-switching capable model only.
Field Function Note
Name Customizes the device name.
*Relay behavior
on power loss Selects an operating mode to
determine the latching relay behavior
when PDU power is lost.
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Options: Non-latching and
Latching

Non-latching has all relays open at
the power loss while latching may
have the relays closed.
See
PX3 Latching Relay Behavior
(on
page 162).
*Outlet state on
device startup Determines the initial power state of
ALL outlets after the PX3 device
powers up.

Options: on, off, and last known
See
Options for Outlet State on
Startup (on page 162).

After removing power from the
PDU, you must wait for a minimum
of 10 seconds before powering it
up again. Otherwise, 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
183).
*Outlet
initialization delay
on device startup Determines how long the PX3 device
waits before providing power to all
outlets during power cycling or after
recovering from a temporary power
loss.

Range: 1 second to 1 hour
See Initialization Delay Use Cases
(on page 163).
*Power off period
during power
cycle Determines the power-off period after
the outlet is switched OFF during a
power cycle.

Range: 1 second to 1 hour

Power cycling the outlet(s) turns
the outlet(s) off and then back on.

You can override this global power
cycle setting on a per-outlet basis
so specific outlets' power-off
period is different. See
Individual
Outlet Pages (on page 183).