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Field Function Note
Peripheral device
z coordinate
format Determines how to describe the
vertical locations (Z coordinates) of
Raritan environmental sensor
packages.

Options: Rack-Units and
Free-Form
See
Z Coordinate Format
(on page
144).
To specify the location of any
sensor/actuators in the data center,
see
Individual Sensor/Actuator
Pages
(on page 141).
Peripheral device
auto management Enables or disables the automatic
management feature for Raritan
environmental sensor packages.

The default is to enable it.
See
How the Automatic
Management Function Works
(on
page 139).
Altitude Specifies the altitude of Legrand PDU
above sea level when a Raritan's
DPX differential air pressure sensor is
attached.

Range: -425 to 3000 meters
(-1394 to 9842 feet)

Note that it can be a negative
value down to -425 meters (-1394
feet) because some locations are
below the sea level.

The device's altitude is associated
with the altitude correction factor.
See
Altitude Correction Factors
(on page 516).
 The default altitude measurement
unit is meter. See
Setting Default
Measurement Units
(on page
153).
 You can have the measurement
unit vary between meter and foot
according to user credentials. See
Setting Your Preferred
Measurement Units
(on page
152).
Active powered
dry contact limit Determines the maximum number of
"active" powered dry contact
actuators that is permitted
concurrently.

Range: 0 to 24
 An "active" actuator is the one that
is turned ON, or, if with a door
handle connected, is OPENED.
 This setting only applies to
"powered dry contact" (PD)
actuators rather than normal "dry
contact" actuators.
 You need either 'Change
Peripheral Device Configuration'
privilege or 'Administrator
Privileges' to change its upper
limit.
 To turn on/off the connected
actuators, see
Peripherals
(on
page 130).
3. Click Save.
4. To return to the sensor list on the Peripheral Devices page, click "Peripheral Devices" on the top.