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General| Number of Outlets | 8 |
|---|---|
| Surge Protection | Yes |
| Product Type | AC Power Distribution Unit |
| Mounting | Rack Mountable |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
Explains caution symbols for safety and icons for interface ports.
Provides safety and precautionary guidelines for rack mounting the PDU.
Lists essential precautions for setting up and operating the Dualcom S equipment safely.
Details the physical components, indicators, and ports of the Dualcom S unit.
Presents a table of Dualcom S models with circuit banks, input/output, and receptacle types.
Steps to establish a serial connection using a terminal program and default settings.
Guide to connecting via Ethernet using a web browser or Telnet, including IP address assignment.
Instructions for navigating the serial interface and managing outlet states.
Managing individual outlet states, rebooting, and editing outlet properties via serial.
Details outlet settings, current alerts, grace periods, Cyber Breaker, and scheduling via serial.
Setting high/low alerts for temperature and humidity for primary and secondary sensors.
Viewing, sending, and clearing the event log via the serial interface.
Configuring the unit's time, date, and Network Time Protocol (NTP) settings.
Configuring network parameters such as IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Setting up syslog server, logging levels, and email notifications for event logs.
Enabling and configuring SNMP, communities, and trap host IP for network monitoring.
Adjusting general operational parameters like refresh rates and confirmation prompts.
Adding, editing, and managing user accounts and their outlet permissions.
Managing outlet states, scheduling, renaming, and Cyber Breaker via the web interface.
Controlling outlets, rebooting, editing properties, and setting current limits through the web.
Setting scheduled tasks for outlets, including specific on/off times and days.
Configuring temperature and humidity alerts for primary and secondary sensors via web.
Viewing and managing the event log through the web interface.
Adding, editing, and managing user accounts and their outlet permissions via web.
Accessing system clock, network, logging, SNMP, and general settings via the web.
Setting the unit's time, date, and configuring Network Time Protocol (NTP) via web.
Configuring IP address, subnet mask, gateway, DNS, hostname, and domain via web.
Setting up syslog server, logging levels, and email notifications for logs via web.
Enabling and configuring SNMP, communities, and trap host IP addresses via web.
Configuring outlet confirmations, refresh rates, temperature units, and baud rates via web.
Viewing current system information like firmware version, compile date, and MAC address.
Answers to frequently asked questions about power, connectivity, operation, and troubleshooting.
Diagram showing dimensions and screw types for mounting the vertical unit.
Details on connecting and using the optional temperature and humidity sensor.
FCC rules compliance statement regarding operation and potential interference.
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