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11: Remote Power Managers
EMG™ Edge Management Gateway User Guide 240
Current (view only) The total current value for the RPM in Amperes, if this information is provided by the
RPM. If the RPM consists of two separate towers or units, each with its own current
value, both current values will be displayed, separated by a slash.
Input Voltage (view
only)
The input voltage for the RPM in Volts, if this information is provided by the RPM. If
the RPM consists of two separate towers or units, each with its own input voltage
value, both voltage values will be displayed, separated by a slash.
Apparent Power
(view only)
The apparent power value for the RPM in Volt-Amperes, if this information is
provided by the RPM. If the RPM consists of two separate towers or units, each with
its own apparent power value, both power values will be displayed, separated by a
slash.
Nominal Apparent
Power (view only)
The nominal apparent power value for the RPM in Volt-Amperes, if this information is
provided by the RPM. If the RPM consists of two separate towers or units, each with
its own nominal apparent power value, both power values will be displayed,
separated by a slash.
Real Power (view
only)
The real power value for the RPM in Watts, if this information is provided by the
RPM. If the RPM consists of two separate towers or units, each with its own real
power value, both power values will be displayed, separated by a slash.
Battery Charge
(view only)
For UPS devices only. Displays the current charge level for the battery, as a
percentage.
Battery Runtime
(view only)
For UPS devices only. Displays the amount of time remaining in the UPS battery life.
Beeper Status (view
only)
For UPS devices only. Displays the current state of the UPS beeper.
Managed via (view
only)
Displays the method used to control the RPM device (SNMP, Network, Serial Port,
USB port).
IP Address For SNMP and Network (Telnet) managed RPMs, specify the IP address of the
RPM.
Port For network (Telnet) managed RPMs, this is assumed to be port 23 (if left blank), or
it can be filled in with an alternate TCP port. For USB managed RPMs, this is one of
the front USB ports ("0") or the device port that the RPM is connected to on the
EMG. For serially controlled RPMs, this is the device port that the RPM is connect to
on the EMG.
Driver Opts For the driver associated with the RPM device, these are extra options which may be
required to make the driver work. The most frequent use of the driver options is for
USB devices (the vendor and product ID may be required so that the EMG can find
the correct device on the USB bus), or in the event that the default driver options do
not work with the RPM. There may also be other driver options that are filled in by
the EMG from an internal table - these will be automatically set and can be viewed
after the RPM has been added, and can always be overridden by driver options set
by the user. For a complete list of RPM models, drivers and driver options, refer to
Network UPS Tools Hardware Compatibility List . The format of the driver options
setting is one or more comma-separated parameters-value pairs, e.g. "<parameter
name>=<value>".
Login For Network and serially managed RPMs, this is the administrator login.
Password/Retype
Password
For Network and serially managed RPMs, this is the administrator password.
Read Community For SNMP managed RPMs, this is the SNMP read (get) community.
Write Community/
Retype Write Comm
For SNMP managed RPMs, this is the SNMP write (set) community.