Alarm Test. The Alarm Test allows users to verify that the alarm can beep normally and shows the date of the last test. Click the The details will be reported after an alarm test is complete: Last Processing Date: The date the last alarm test was performed. Indicators on the front panel or on the LCD screen are used to present the UPS status. Once the indicators are malfunctioning, users won’t know the current UPS status. The Indicator Test allows users to ensure whether indicators blink normally. Click Initiate button to begin an indicator test. The details will be reported after an indicator test is complete: Last Processing Date: The date the last indicator test was performed. The UPS supplies power to generic equipment and shutdown-protected computers that connect to native outlet sockets of UPS or extended PDU. The UPS/Load page provides detailed information about connected loads and the extended PDU.
Alarm Test. The Alarm Test allows users to verify the alarm can beep normally and show the date of the last test. Click The detail will be reported after an alarm test is complete: ⚫ Last Processing Date: The date the last alarm test was performed. Indicators on the front panel or on the LCD screen are used to present the UPS status. Once the indicators are malfunctioned, users can’t know the current UPS status. The Indicator Test allows users to ensure whether indicators sparkle normally. Click Initiate button to begin an indicator test. The detail will be reported after an indicator test is complete: ⚫ Last Processing Date: The date the last indicator test was performed. Load The UPS supplies power to connected equipment, servers and computers. PowerPanel® Business Edition Client can be installed on servers and computers in order to ensure a proper shutdown in the event the UPS batteries are depleted before the power problem is resolved. The UPS/Load page provides detailed information about the load and connected equipment. Users can manage connected loads and outlets from the Load Management page. All connected equipment and computers can be listed with detailed information including the name, location, contact, and what type of outlet the equipment is plugged into. Agent computer is the default computer which is added into the list and can’t be removed from the list. Users can only modify the name, location, contact and assign the outlet. ⚫ Add a new Client computer: Click the New Equipment link to add a new piece of equipment to the list. If the equipment has installed PowerPanel® Business Edition Client, click Yes on the PowerPanel installed option and enter the Client computer's IP address. Click the Add button to finish adding the new equipment. After the communication with the Client computer is established, the information such as the name, location, contact, and connected outlet will be obtained from the remote Client computer. Note: The Client computer is a remote computer which has PowerPanel® Business Edition Client installed. A computer without installing PowerPanel® Business Edition Client cannot establish communication with PowerPanel® Business Edition Agent. ⚫ Add new generic equipment: Click the New Equipment link to add a new piece of equipment to the list. Click No on the PowerPanel installed option and enter the name and optional information for the equipment connected to the outlet. Click the Add button to finish adding the new equipment.
