FECO LVC # 3
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FECO: |
LVC # 03 |
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MODIFICATION NO: |
N/A | |
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PRODUCT: |
VIGILANT 7 UPS SOFTWARE | |
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SUB-ASSEMBLY: |
N/A | |
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ESTIMATED MAN HOURS: |
N/A | |
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CLASS OF CHANGE: |
INFORMATIONAL | |
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REASON FOR CHANGE: |
RELEASE OF NEW UPS & SOFTWARE | |
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RELATED FECO/AB |
OS GROUP SVR4 |
VIGILANT 7 UPS SOFTWARE ON CHLORIDE POWERLAN UPS
ON NCR 3000 SYSTEMS RUNNING UNIX SVR4
This is to introduce the Chloride PowerLan range of UPS devices together with their associated software suite called Vigilant 7.
The Chloride UPS’s are the larger size, typically 3KVA or 7KVA, and will probably be used with NCR 4300’s only. The UPS will usually consist of a main unit and an add on battery pack. As they are the higher power range they tend to be heavy.
This FECO refers only to Vigilant 7, and a Chloride PowerLan UPS, as connected to an NCR 3000 system running UNIX SVR4.
Ensure the computer system is shutdown and turned off correctly.
Install Chloride PowerLan the UPS and any battery packs as per the installation instructions provided with the UPS.
Connect the interface cable provided, to the first computer COMM port, and then to the UPS. Do not use any form of adapter at the UPS end.
Restart the UPS and computer system.
Disable ttymon from monitoring the port.
In root enter
pmadm – l
This command lists the PMTAG and SVCTAG for each port.
Note these values and substitute the values of these tags in the following command
pmadm – d – p {PMTAG} –s{SVCTAG} < CR>
Install VIGILANT 7.
8.1 FOR DISKETTE or TAPE INSTALLATION GOTO PARA
8.2 FOR CD-ROM INSTALLATION GOTO PARA 8.3
8.3 DISKETTE orTAPE INSTALLATION
In root change directory to /tmp by entering:-
cd /tmp
Place the Vigilant 7 diskette, tape in the appropriate drive on your system, and enter:-
tar xvf {device name} <CR>
(omit the f {device name} if the device is the system default device)
this will install the Vigilant 7 into the /tmp file.
GOTO PARA 8.4
mkdir fred
mount –F cdfs –r /dev/dsk/device address/fred
where device address is the device address of the CD-ROM
cp –r/fred/*/tmp/temp
cd/tmp/temp/vigilant/unix/software
chmod 777 vigilant.tar
tax xvf vigilant.tar
8.4 To run the install script enter
./install.scr <CR>
This will copy the appropriate files from the /tmp file to the /etc/smartmon directory, and begin the configuration.
8.5 UPS configuration
Use arrow keys to move fields
Use space bar to toggle ON/OFF
Select Manufacturer Chloride
Model PowerLan
Comm Port devtty00 or first commport
If different i.e devtty01
Band Rate 1200
Language English
Date dd/mm/yy
Press F8 to OK
This updates the UPS and returns you to the main menu.
9. Set up UPS Low Battery
9.1 From main menu select Configure
9.2 Then select Action
9.3 Then select UPS Low Battery
9.4 Tab to Loggin and set to ON
9.5 Tab to Broadcast and set to ON
9.6 F6 to enter Broadcasting Configuration Menu
9.7 Set Broadcast to be Enable
9.8 Set delay to be 0 seconds
9.9 Set interval between Broadcast to be 30 seconds
9.10 Press F8 to save
9.11 Press F8 to return to main menu.
Set up UPS on Battery
10.1 From main menu select Configure
10.2 Then select Action
10.3 Then select UPS on Battery
10.4 Tab to Loggin and set to ON
10.5 tab to Broadcast and set to ON
10.6 F6 to enter Broadcasting Configuration Menu
10.7 Set Broadcast to Enable
10.8 Set delay to be 0 seconds
10.9 Set interval between Broadcasts to be 30 seconds
10.10 Press F8 to save
10.11 Press F8 to return to main menu
Set up UPS is Overloaded
11.1 From main menu select Configure
11.2 Then select Action
11.3 Then select UPS is Overloaded
11.4 Tab to Loggin and set to ON
11.5 Tab to Broadcast and set to ON
11.6 F6 to enter Broadcasting Configuration Menu
11.7 Set Broadcast to Enable
11.8 Set delay to be 0 seconds
11.9 Set internal between Broadcasts to be 30 seconds
11.10 Press F8 to save
11.11 Press F8 to return to main menu
Set up UPS is no longer overloaded
12.1 From main menu select Configure
12.2 Then select Action
12.3 Then select UPS is no longer overloaded
12.4 Tab to loggin and set to ON
12.5 Tab to Broadcast and set to ON
12.6 F6 to enter Broadcasting Configuration Menu
12.7 Set Broadcast to Enable
12.8 Set delay to be 0 seconds
12.9 Set interval between Broadcasts to be 30 seconds
12.10 Press F8 to save
12.11 Press F8 to return to main menu
Set up UPS is Overtemperature
13.1 From main menu select Configure
13.2 Then select Action
13.3 Then select UPS is Overtemperature
13.4 Tab to loggin and set to ON
13.5 Tab to Broadcast and set to ON
13.6 F6 to enter Broadcasting Configuration Menu
13.7 Set Broadcast to Enable
13.8 Set delay to be 0 seconds
13.9 Set interval between Broadcasts to be 30 seconds
13.10 Press F8 to save
13.11 Press F8 to return to main menu
Set up UPS temperature is normal
14.1 From main menu select Configure
14.2 Then select Action
14.3 Then select UPS temperature is normal
14.4 Tab to loggin and set to ON
14.5 Tab to Broadcast and set to ON
14.6 F6 to enter Broadcasting Configuration Menu
14.7 Set Broadcast to Enable
14.8 Set delay to be 0 seconds
14.9 Set interval between Broadcasts to be 30 seconds
14.10 Press F8 to save
14.11 Press F8 to return to main menu
Set up UPS Battery no longer low
15.1 From main menu select Configure
15.2 Then select Action
15.3 Then select UPS Battery no longer low
15.4 Tab to loggin and set to ON
15.5 Tab to Broadcast and set to ON
15.6 F6 to enter Broadcasting Configuration Menu
15.7 Set Broadcast to Enable
15.8 Set delay to be 0 seconds
15.9 Set interval between Broadcasts to be 30 seconds
15.10 Press F8 to save
15.11 Press F8 to return to main menu
Set up Shutdowns
16.1 From main menu select Configure
16.2 Then select Action
16.3 Then select Shutdowns
16.4 F6 to enter Shutdown Configuration Menu
16.5 Tab to UPS Shutdown and set to ENABLED
16.6 Tab to Delay and set to 360 seconds (6 minutes)
16.7 NOTE DO NOT SET OS SHUTDOWN TO ENABLED
16.8 F8 to save and return to main menu.
To view Logs
17.1 From main menu select Data <CR>
17.2 Select View Data Log or View Event Log to view log
17.3 Esc to return to main menu
Check settings
18.1 From the main menu select UPS
18.2 Check all details are correct
Set up Data Logging
19.1 From the main menu select Logging
19.2 Set Data Logging to ENABLED
19.3 Tab to Interval and set to default with F2
19.4 Tab to Maximum Records and set to default with F2
19.5 Tab to Data To Log and select all with F9
19.6 Tab to Event Logging and set to default with F2
19.7 Exit to main menu
Set Extra Time, if Battery Pack Fitted
20.1 If battery pack is fitted and the customer requires the
system to be kept up for longer than the six minutes, this modifies the
time.
20.2 From the main menu select UPS Control
20.3 Select Control Options
20.4 Select Modify AUTHORISED AUTONOMY
20.5 F2 to enter
20.6 Set the current value
This is the load parameter specified when the equipment was ordered i.e 3KVA UPS 63 minutes.
If load was only half i.e 1.5KVA; then the Autonomy would be doubled. Setting range from 10 to 100.
20.7 Exit to Main menu
22.1 Enter # cd /etc/smartmon
22.2 Enter # ./SM (upper case)
22.3 Banner headings and drop downs are:-
File Data Configure UPS Control
Help
Print Setup View
Data Log UPS Scheduled
Exit View Event Log Action Control
Options
Logging
Modem
Email
Reading
meTer
UPS Control
Control Options
Restart UPS
Disable Audible Status
Enable Audible Status
Initiate Battery Test
Initiate Deep Battery Calibrate
Modify Overload Threshold
Modify Temperature Threshold
Modify out-MinCurrent Threshold
Disable Auto Stop
Enable Auto Stop
Modify Pre Warning Time
Disable Reboot Guarantee
Enable Reboot Guarantee
Modify AUTHORIZED Autonomy
23.1 From root enter # cd /etc
23.2 then # rm –r smartmon