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Overview of the CS121 series products and their applications.
Lists available CS121 device types and external adapters.
Details the standard package contents for CS121 adapter units.
Explains the CS121's SNMP agent functionality and remote control capabilities.
Explains communication protocols like MODBUS and SNMP used by the CS121 adapter.
Details the physical connections and status LEDs on CS121 adapters.
Outlines configuration via Telnet, Terminal, and HTTP, recommending HTTP.
Provides default username 'admin' and password 'cs121-snmp'.
Explains connection methods (LAN, Serial) and configuration options.
Details how to verify CS121 connectivity using LEDs, network status, and ping tests.
Details network configuration settings like IP address, gateway, and subnet mask.
Guides on configuring the CS121 via a web browser, including login and settings.
Explains configuration steps using Telnet or HyperTerminal.
Describes the process of restarting and booting the CS121 adapter.
Displays system, network, and UPS status information.
Details the main configuration menu and its sub-sections.
Essential steps for saving configuration data, emphasizing the "Apply" button.
Configures communication between CS121 and UPS, system parameters.
Configures network card, passwords, and enables/disables services.
Explains how to configure CS121 to obtain an IP address automatically via DHCP.
Covers ICMP Check, hiding HTTP links, and static ARP entries.
Guides on configuring email settings for event-based notifications.
Configuring timeserver settings for accurate event logging and synchronization.
Main feature for configuring relationships between system events and actions.
Defining access controls for SNMP communities and users.
Settings for COM2 and AUX connection ports.
Steps for updating firmware using the setup tool.
Steps for updating firmware using FTP.
General information on upgrading, known problems, and recovery procedures.
How to retrieve the upsman.cfg file from CS121 to your computer via FTP.
RCCMD module for integrating computers into UPSMAN managed facilities.
Details Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol for RCCMD security.
Visualizes CS121 data log files using a web 2.0 control chart.
Visualizes CS121 adapter logfiles using Generex's ActiveX graphical controller.
Graphical monitoring and command interface application for UPSMAN.
High-performance extension for CS121, offering power output control.
Describes the SM_T_COM temperature sensor for CS121.
Details on SENSORMANAGER for environmental monitoring.
Configuring the GSM modem for SMS notifications.
Explains MODBUS, PROFIBUS, and LONBUS serial communication protocols.
UPS network monitor for informing about emergency power supply system problems.
Lists common problems and their solutions.
Lists technical specifications for various CS121 models.
Details CE and UL certifications for CS121 models.
Describes cable configurations and pin layouts.
Optional piggyback board for CS121 providing watchdog and powermanager functions.
Explains the MODBUS interface for remote control and monitoring.
Lists implemented MODBUS functions in CS121 M units.
Details general command descriptions and examples for ASCII and RTU framing.
Describes standard UPS parameters and address mapping.
Lists UPS status bits and their meanings for device status.
Explains how to set the RS-485 Bus jumper for bus termination.
Using Telnet for configuration with default IP and DIP switch settings.
Lists CS121 SNMP Adapter TCP/IP and UDP ports for firewall availability.
Describes the cable used for connecting Schneider Electrics MODBUS devices.
Lists available variables for monitoring and controlling CS121.
Details the pin layout for SENSORMANAGER input sockets.
Describes common UPS events and alarms, with examples.
Configures Microsoft SCOM 2007 as an SNMP trap receiver.
Configures DHCP settings for CS121 via Telnet.
Describes controlling a RARITAN PDU Type Dominion via RCCMD.
Overview of the CS121 series products and their applications.
Lists available CS121 device types and external adapters.
Details the standard package contents for CS121 adapter units.
Explains the CS121's SNMP agent functionality and remote control capabilities.
Explains communication protocols like MODBUS and SNMP used by the CS121 adapter.
Details the physical connections and status LEDs on CS121 adapters.
Outlines configuration via Telnet, Terminal, and HTTP, recommending HTTP.
Provides default username 'admin' and password 'cs121-snmp'.
Explains connection methods (LAN, Serial) and configuration options.
Details how to verify CS121 connectivity using LEDs, network status, and ping tests.
Details network configuration settings like IP address, gateway, and subnet mask.
Guides on configuring the CS121 via a web browser, including login and settings.
Explains configuration steps using Telnet or HyperTerminal.
Describes the process of restarting and booting the CS121 adapter.
Displays system, network, and UPS status information.
Details the main configuration menu and its sub-sections.
Essential steps for saving configuration data, emphasizing the "Apply" button.
Configures communication between CS121 and UPS, system parameters.
Configures network card, passwords, and enables/disables services.
Explains how to configure CS121 to obtain an IP address automatically via DHCP.
Covers ICMP Check, hiding HTTP links, and static ARP entries.
Guides on configuring email settings for event-based notifications.
Configuring timeserver settings for accurate event logging and synchronization.
Main feature for configuring relationships between system events and actions.
Defining access controls for SNMP communities and users.
Settings for COM2 and AUX connection ports.
Steps for updating firmware using the setup tool.
Steps for updating firmware using FTP.
General information on upgrading, known problems, and recovery procedures.
How to retrieve the upsman.cfg file from CS121 to your computer via FTP.
RCCMD module for integrating computers into UPSMAN managed facilities.
Details Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol for RCCMD security.
Visualizes CS121 data log files using a web 2.0 control chart.
Visualizes CS121 adapter logfiles using Generex's ActiveX graphical controller.
Graphical monitoring and command interface application for UPSMAN.
High-performance extension for CS121, offering power output control.
Describes the SM_T_COM temperature sensor for CS121.
Details on SENSORMANAGER for environmental monitoring.
Configuring the GSM modem for SMS notifications.
Explains MODBUS, PROFIBUS, and LONBUS serial communication protocols.
UPS network monitor for informing about emergency power supply system problems.
Lists common problems and their solutions.
Lists technical specifications for various CS121 models.
Details CE and UL certifications for CS121 models.
Describes cable configurations and pin layouts.
Optional piggyback board for CS121 providing watchdog and powermanager functions.
Explains the MODBUS interface for remote control and monitoring.
Lists implemented MODBUS functions in CS121 M units.
Details general command descriptions and examples for ASCII and RTU framing.
Describes standard UPS parameters and address mapping.
Lists UPS status bits and their meanings for device status.
Explains how to set the RS-485 Bus jumper for bus termination.
Using Telnet for configuration with default IP and DIP switch settings.
Lists CS121 SNMP Adapter TCP/IP and UDP ports for firewall availability.
Describes the cable used for connecting Schneider Electrics MODBUS devices.
Lists available variables for monitoring and controlling CS121.
Details the pin layout for SENSORMANAGER input sockets.
Describes common UPS events and alarms, with examples.
Configures Microsoft SCOM 2007 as an SNMP trap receiver.
Configures DHCP settings for CS121 via Telnet.
Describes controlling a RARITAN PDU Type Dominion via RCCMD.
General| Apparent Power | 1200 VA |
|---|---|
| Real Power | 720 W |
| Communication Interface | USB |
| Input Voltage | 230V |
| Input Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Output Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
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