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INTELLIGENT PDU USER MANUAL

Adding a User for Local Rack Access

Every user that needs access to the cabinet needs to have their access card added into

the PDU. Each card (or user) must have a username and either a card ID or keypad

PIN code.

Note: A maximum of 200 cards can be programmed per cabinet. When a user is

added to 1 side of the cabinet, the system automatically allows them access to the

other side (if applicable).

Determining Card ID

To determine the card ID, follow these steps:

1. Place the card near the reader (top of the handle).

2. Go to the event logs on the PDU →

3. Look for the most recent message about an unauthorized card swipe.

Example:

4. The number in the message is the card ID.

Adding a Local access user

1. To add a new card (or user), select Add Card from the Actions menu.

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Table of Contents2
Section 1 - System Overview9
PDU Controller9
Connecting the PDU Via Ethernet Port9
Figure 1: Ethernet Port for Network Connection9
Connecting the PDU to a Computer Serial Port10
Figure 2: Status LED & Serial in Port Identified10
Section 2 - Web Graphical User Interface (GUI) Configuration11
Internet Protocol (IP) Addressing11
Connecting to the PDU11
Web Configuration11
Figure 3: Changing Your Password12
Figure 4: after Login12
Figure 5: Change User Password13
Figure 6: Change Password13
Introduction to the Web GUI15
Figure 7: Login Page15
Figure 8: Landing Page/Dashboard15
Screen Resize Due to Multiple PDU Configuration17
Figure 9 - Resized Dashboard Screen17
Menu Dropdowns18
Introduction to the Dashboard18
Figure 10: Power Summary Page18
Network Settings19
Figure 11: Outlet Monitoring Page19
Figure 12: Environmental Monitoring Page19
Figure 13: Security Monitoring Page19
System Management Information21
Figure 14: System Management21
Figure 15: System Management Configuration22
Figure 16: Rack Location Configuration23
Setting Time and Date on the PDU24
Figure 17: Power Panel & Core Location24
Figure 18: NTP Configuration25
Figure 19: Daylight Saving Time Configuration26
Outlet Power Management27
Outlet Power Sequence Setup28
Figure 20: Control & Manage PDU28
Figure 21: Outlet Control Enabled29
Figure 22: Edit Outlets29
Setting Metering Thresholds30
Figure 23: One-Delay Time30
Figure 24: Saved Sequence30
Figure 25: Power Threshold31
Figure 26: Energy Threshold33
Figure 27: Phase Current Alarm34
Figure 28: Phase Voltage Alarm36
Figure 29: Load Segment Breaker38
Figure 30: Device Detection Threshold Information40
Figure 31: Outlet Information41
Email Setup42
Figure 32: Email Setup43
Figure 33: SMTP Account Settings44
Figure 34: Email Recipients45
Data Log46
Figure 35: Data Log46
Web Interface Access47
Figure 36: Data Log Configuration47
Setting up the System for RADIUS Authentication49
Figure 37: User Settings49
Configuring the System with LDAP Server Settings50
Figure 38: RADIUS Configuration50
Figure 39: LDAP Configuration52
Figure 40: Enable Role Privileges53
Figure 41: Test LDAP Configuration54
Section 3 - Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)55
SNMP Management Configuration55
Figure 42: SNMP Management55
Figure 43: SNMP General56
Configuring Users for SNMP V1/V2C57
Figure 44: SNMP Port57
Figure 45: Setup SNMP Port and Trap Port57
Figure 46: Define SNMP V1/V2C User58
Figure 47: Edit V1/2C Manager58
Configuring Users for SNMP V359
Figure 48: SNMP V3 Manager59
Figure 49: SNMP V3 Edit60
Configuring SNMP Traps61
Figure 50: Snmpv2 Configuration Information61
Figure 51: Snmpv3 Trap Server Information62
Section 4 - Local Display64
Onboard Display and Network Controller64
Figure 52: Network Controller64
Control Buttons65
Network Controller Menu Structure66
Main Menu Selections66
Figure 53: Network Controller Menu Structure66
Setup Menu67
Figure 54: Main Menu Selections67
Figure 55: Setup Menu67
Figure 56: Network Submenu68
Figure 57: Device Submenu69
Figure 58: Screen Submenu70
Figure 59: Language Submenu71
Figure 60: USB Submenu72
Figure 61: Units Submenu73
Figure 62: Alarms Menu74
Figure 63: Power Menu75
Figure 64: Device Submenu76
Figure 65: Phase Submenu77
Figure 66: Breaker Submenu78
Figure 67: Outlet Submenu79
Sensors Menu80
Figure 68: Sensors80
Section 5 - Daisy Chain Configuration81
Daisy-Chain Overview81
Daisy-Chain Setup81
RNA (Redundant Network Access) Functionality81
RNA Setup82
Figure 69: Connection Diagram RNA Daisy Chain82
Power Share84
Figure 70: Connection Diagram Power Share & Daisy Chain85
Section 6 - Smartzone Security Handle87
Figure 71: Smartzone Security Handles87
Figure 72: Connection Diagram for Smartzone Security Handle88
Configuring Cabinet Access Control89
Figure 73: Rack Access Control Web GUI90
Figure 74: Rack Access Control Actions Web GUI90
Adding a User for Local Rack Access91
Configuring Rack Access Settings92
Figure 75: Local Rack Access Web GUI92
Configuring Handle Settings93
Figure 76: Rack Access Settings Web GUI93
Configuring Keypad Settings94
Figure 77: Handle Settings Web GUI94
Remote Controlling the Handle95
Figure 78: Remote Control96
Controlling the Beacon97
Figure 79: Beacon97
Figure 80: Beacon Settings Web GUI98
The Status LED99
Setting Status LED State100
Handle and Compatible Card Types100
Figure 81: Status LED Settings Web GUI100
Section 7 - Smartzone G5 Accessories101
Hardware Overview101
Figure 82: Sensor Ports for Vertical PDU102
Configuring Temperature Scale103
Configuring Environmental Sensors103
Figure 83: Sensor Ports for Horizontal PDU103
Figure 84: User Settings103
Figure 85:Celcius Setting103
Figure 86: Fahrenheit Setting103
Warranty and Regulatory Information105
Warranty Information105
Regulatory Information105
Panduit Support and Other Resources106
Accessing Panduit Support106
Acronyms and Abbreviations107
Appendix A: Sensor Configuration108
Door Switch Sensor108
Dry Contact Input Sensor (Side Panel Switch)108
Temperature & Humidity Sensors109
Figure 88: Door Switch Sensor Configuration109
Configuring Environmental Sensors110
Figure 89: Dry Contact Cable110
Figure 90: Temperature and Humidity Sensors111
Appendix B: Firmware Upgrade Options112
Web Interface Method112
G5 Upgrade Utility (GUT)112
Figure 91: Sensor Ports on Controller112
USB Method113
Ftps Method113
Figure 92: Upload Firmware113
Appendix C: Bulk Management of Pdus115
G5 Upgrade Tool (GUT)115
Figure 93: G5 Upgrade Tool Interface116
Figure 94: System Management Screen Webgui117
Figure 95: G5 Upgrade Tool Interface117
Appendix D: System Reset or Password Recovery118
Figure 96: Example CSV File118
Figure 97: G5 Upgrade Tool Interface118
Appendix E: PDU Alarms119
Trap Codes Assigned to Alarms List121
Appendix F: Panduit Network Controller Replace or Rotate 180127
Figure 98: Screws on Network Controller128
Appendix G: Direct Connect to the PDU by Changing Your Pc's IP Address129
Figure 99: Ribbon Cable for the Network Controller129
Figure 100: Control Panel130
Figure 101: Network Status and Tasks131
Figure 102: Change Adapter Settings132
Figure 103: Properties132
Figure 104: Ethernet Properties133
Figure 105: Internet Protocol Version 4134
Appendix H: Command Line Interface (CLI)135
Figure 106: IP Settings for Direct Connection135
Figure 107: Connect MA017 to the PDU In/Serial Port137
CLI Commands138
Figure 108: Serial Cable Pinout138
Network Commands140
User Commands142
Device Commands142
Appendix I: RADIUS Server Configuration147
Appendix J: Panduit G5 Accessories149
Appendix K: Compliance Model Number Details150
Appendix L: JSON API Web Service151

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