MMAC-Plus Management Views
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The Environmental Status View
Power Gauge
The Power gauge graphically indicates the current power draw by each client
module as a percentage of its normal maximum power consumption (from the 57
volt DC Intelligent Power Supply). It is color-coded, as follows:
Green
Up to 100% of normal maximum draw from power subsystem.
Yellow
Up to 110% of normal maximum draw from power subsystem.
Red
Over 110% of normal maximum draw from power subsystem.
A status Þeld below will display ÒnormalÓ (green) if input voltage from the
MMAC-Plus Power Supply to the moduleÕs power converter is within normal
operating limits; it will display ÒfaultÓ (red) if there is a malfunction between the
Power Supply and the moduleÕs DC-to-DC converter.
By clicking on the power status Þeld and selecting
Power Detail
, you can bring
up an additional window with further speciÞcs about the selected moduleÕs
power supply. See the following section,
Module Power View
.
Temperature Gauge
The color-coded Temperature gauge Þeld graphically displays the moduleÕs
current temperature (in Fahrenheit). The exact temperature appears in the color-
coded square directly below the gauge. Refer to page 3-15 for an explanation of
system temperatures and the corresponding color coding.
By clicking on the color-coded temperature Þeld and selecting
Temperature
Detail
, you can bring up an additional window with further speciÞcs about the
selected moduleÕs operating temperature. See the section
Module Temperature
View
, below.
Module Power View
The Module Power View (Figure 3-4) provides information about input and
output power to a speciÞc module, and lets you remotely manage its power
component.
Input Power Gauge
The Input Power gauge displays the following:
Volts
The current voltage for the Main 48 volt DC System Power Bus. The
acceptable (normal) limits for voltage to the Main Power Bus are from
40 volts to 59 volts.
Watts
The current wattage that the selected module is drawing from the
Main Power Bus.
