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Content on delivery
The scope of delivery of a CS141 includes a supplementary Software Compact Disk and additional hardware.
Note:
The budget edition does not support all features described in this manual.
Product
Included on delivery
External
power supply
User’s
manual on
CD
Mini-DIN-8
Connector
(MODBUS)
RS-485
Via COM2
Rescue
Jumper
CS141L
X
X
X
X
CS141SC
X
X
X
CS141LM
X
X
X
X
CS141SCM
X
X
X
CS141BL
X
X
X
CS141BSC
X
X
CS141R_2
X
X
CS141MINI
X
X
Function overview CS141
In SNMP mode, the CS141 adapter works with a preinstalled Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) software agent.
This agent exchanges status data with the UPS via so-called "get / set" commands and forwards them in the form of "trap messages" to
predetermined recipients. These "trap messages" allow to alert necessary persons during or before critical situations happen within the
UPS. Typical information can be switching to battery power or the end of a power failure.
In addition, the SNMP adapter can send RCCMD signals (Remote Control Commands):
On clients with the RCCMD software installed, freely configurable functions can be triggered – the functionality range allow nearly
everything.
Administrators can run a simple system shutdown as well as a highly complex shutdown and restart routine.
In addition, the web interface is also a control of the UPS possible.
In SNMP mode, the CS141 adapter works with a preinstalled Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) software agent.
This agent exchanges status data with the UPS via so-called "get / set" commands and forwards them in the form of "trap messages" to
predetermined recipients. These "trap messages" allow to alert necessary persons during or before critical situations happen within the
UPS. Typical information can be switching to battery power or the end of a power failure.
In addition, the SNMP adapter can send RCCMD signals (Remote Control Commands): On clients with the RCCMD software installed,
freely configurable functions can be triggered up to complex shutdown and start routines
In addition, administrators can monitor and control their UPS possible by using the build in web interface to ensure an all-in-one solution
for nearly the entire UPS system: