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Provides an overview of the manual's content and purpose.
Important safety instructions to follow during device operation and installation.
Detailed explanation of the NetMan plus device and its capabilities.
Instructions for checking the contents of the product packaging.
Information about the RJ45 network port and its status LEDs.
Details on the serial port for local monitoring and configuration.
Enables remote configuration via Telnet client.
Allows network connection for UPS event log download.
Command to remotely boot computers.
Monitor UPS status via web browser without installing software.
Description of buttons and layout on the HTTP monitoring page.
Details on Simple Network Management Protocol for data exchange.
Low-level protocol for speed and low network congestion.
Protocol for file exchange, including download/upload of logs and configs.
Sending e-mails for alarm conditions to specified recipients.
Sending periodic emails with UPS values and event logs.
Using the serial port with a modem for remote monitoring and alarms.
Monitoring UPS via RS-232, including PRTK code handling.
Recording and downloading UPS events in the 'event.log' file.
Recording main UPS data in the 'data.log' file.
Details on temperature, humidity, and digital I/O sensors.
Configuration options via jumpers for speed, duplex, netboot, and sensors.
Step-by-step guide for installing the NetMan 101 Plus.
Step-by-step guide for installing the NetMan 102 Plus.
Procedure for configuring the device using a serial connection.
Steps to configure the device using a Telnet connection.
How to save configuration changes to make them effective.
Overview of the main menu options for device settings.
Explains the functions of different configuration menus.
Instructions on using keys to navigate through menus.
Meanings of status messages displayed during configuration.
Explains the meaning of various UPS operational status messages.
Graphical representation of the device's menu structure.
Fields for configuring hostname, IP address, netmask, gateway, and DNS.
Guidance on configuring static IP addresses versus DHCP.
Steps to manually set the device's time and date.
Procedure for selecting and setting the device's timezone.
How to synchronize the device's clock with an NTP server.
Setting parameters like PRTK Code and UPS Address for communication.
Procedure to test the communication link with the UPS.
Settings for configuring the SNMP service.
Settings for configuring the modem service.
Settings for configuring the email service.
Activating or deactivating various services.
Configuring IP addresses for SNMP trap notifications.
Setting community strings for read and write access.
Configuring phone numbers, initialization, and dial strings for the modem.
Defining which events trigger modem calls and to which numbers.
Explanations of events triggering modem actions.
Configuring email addresses, sender, and customer information.
Setting report frequency and email server authentication details.
Defining which events trigger email notifications and to which recipients.
Explanations of events triggering email notifications.
Configuring log frequency and UDP port for data services.
Setting sysContact, sysName, and sysLocation for SNMP.
Enabling or disabling services like Telnet, HTTP, SNMP, and Email.
Settings for Wake-on-LAN address and delay.
Configuring connected environmental sensors.
Configuring digital input/output sensors.
Entering up to eight MAC addresses for Wake-on-LAN functionality.
Setting specific delay times for each Wake-on-LAN address.
Activating or deactivating serial, sensor, and Wake-on-LAN services.
Steps to identify and configure connected sensors.
Linking UPS events to sensor digital outputs.
Associating digital outputs with the state of digital inputs.
Setting the password for configuration and FTP access.
Setting the password for UDP/UPSMon communication.
Configuring network access rules for the firewall.
Saving current settings and restarting the device.
Managing configuration files via FTP.
Procedures for Netboot firmware updates and resetting defaults.
Transferring configuration files between devices using FTP.
Step-by-step guide for updating firmware via serial port.
Steps for updating firmware using the network (Netboot).
RJ45 connector pin assignments for Ethernet cabling.
DB9 serial connector pin assignments and signals.
Details on the backup battery type and replacement recommendations.
Electrical and physical specifications for the NetMan 101 Plus.
Electrical and physical specifications for the NetMan 102 Plus.
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