GASKET 3N8654 - Caterpillar

Note: For a Network Management Card With Environmental Monitoring on a UPS with a connected Dry Contact I/O Accessory, the UPS tab displays two top menu bar options, UPS and Control Policy. Use the UPS option to complete the tasks described in this chapter.ReferenceFor information about the Control Policy option, refer to the "Configuring the Control Policy" section in the, "Environmental Monitoring" chapter of this manual.Overview Page
The Overview page is displayed by default when:
The UPS tab is selected.
The UPS tab and then Overview on the left navigation menu of that tab is selected.Operating State
Below the UPS model name and configured UPS name, icons and accompanying text indicate the operating status of the UPS:
Table 1
Operating State     Description    
Online     "No Alarms" : No alarms are present, and the UPS and NMC are operating normally.    
In an alarm state (Accompanying text names the alarm condition and gives a brief description of the alarm.)     "Critical" : A critical alarm exists, which requires immediate action to avoid data loss or equipment damage.
   
"Warning" : An alarm condition requires attention and could jeopardize your data or equipment if cause of the alarm is not addressed. Quick Status
The following information is displayed (some fields are model-specific and may not display for your UPS).
In graphs:Load in Watts - A graph showing the load of the attached equipment as a percentage of available Watts.Battery Capacity - A graph showing the percentage of the total UPS battery capacity available to support attached equipment.
In a list:Input Voltage - The AC voltage (VAC) being received by the UPS or, for 3-phase UPSs, by each phase of the UPS.Output Voltage - The AC voltage (VAC) the UPS, or each phase of a 3-phase UPS, is providing to the load.Ambient Temperature - The temperature of the air inside the input/output (I/O) enclosure of the UPS.Runtime Remaining - How long the UPS can use battery power to support the load.Last Battery Transfer - The cause of the last switch to battery operation.Redundancy - The number of power modules which can fail or be removed without causing the UPS to switch to bypass operation. For example, withn+2 redundancy, two power modules could fail or be removed without causing the UPS to enter bypass mode.Recent UPS Events
The most recent UPS events that occurred are listed in reverse chronological order. To view the entire event log, click "More Events".Status Page
To display detailed UPS status:
Click the Status option on the left navigation menu of the UPS tab.
Click an option under the Status heading.Status Displayed for Every UPS Model
Last Battery Transfer - The cause of the last switch to battery operationInternal Temperature - The temperature inside the UPSRuntime Remaining - How long the UPS can use battery power to support the loadModel-Specific Status Displayed
The types of model-specific information displayed include the following values, some of which are reported by phase for 3-phase UPS models:
Input and output voltage
Input and output current
Input frequency
Input voltage in bypass mode
Minimum and maximum input voltage during the last