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Serial Interface Operation XML Object Tables This section includes tables that define PDU CLI objects (Table 9) and System CLI Objects (Table 10 on page 90). Table 9. PDU CLI Objects XML Object Name Environment.ChangedStatus.CommunicationLost Environment.ChangedStatus.OverHumidity Environment.ChangedStatus.OverTemperature Environment.Humidity Environment.Input[1].ChangedStatus.Alarm Environment.Input[1].iName Environment.Input[1].PresentStatus.Alarm Environment.Input[1].PresentStatus.State Environment.Input[1].State[0].Level Environment.Input[1].State[1].Level Environment.Input[2].ChangedStatus.Alarm Environment.Input[2].iName Environment.Input[2].PresentStatus.Alarm Environment.Input[2].PresentStatus.State Type Timestamp Timestamp Timestamp Measure Timestamp String[31] AlarmL1 Measure Parameter Parameter Timestamp String[31] AlarmL1 Measure Description Unit Access Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the s RO same name in the collection PresentStatus. Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the s RO same name in the collection PresentStatus. Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the s RO same name in the collection PresentStatus. Measured Humidity on environmental monitoring probe. d% RO 0 when no probe is connected or when the probe does not have a humidity sensor. Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the s RO same name in the collection PresentStatus. Contact 1 friendly name - RW Dry Contact alarm. Set according to the dry contact State - RO and the parameter State[0] or [1].Level 0: Alarm not active 1: Alarm active Ex: State=0 AND State[0].Level=3 then Alarm=1 Dry Contact state - RO 0: Open 1: Close Dry contact Config - RW 1: Open makes just informational 0 into State. 2: Open makes Warning trap 3: Open makes Alarm trap Dry contact Config - RW 1: Close makes just informational 0 into State. 2: Close makes Warning trap 3: Close makes Alarm trap Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the s RO same name in the collection PresentStatus. Contact 2 friendly name - RW Dry Contact alarm. Set according to the dry contact State - RO and the parameter State[0] or [1].Level 0: Alarm not active 1: Alarm active Ex: State=0 AND State[0].Level=3 then Alarm=1 Dry Contact state - RO 0: Open 1: Close HP Monitored PDU User's Guide P-164000281-Rev 1 82

Section	Page
HP Monitored Power Distribution Unit User’s Guide	1
Table of Contents	3
Chapter 1 Introduction	7
Description	7
HP Monitored PDU Models	8
1U Form Factor Models (Horizontal Installation)	8
22U Form Factor Models (Vertical Installation)	9
36U Form Factor Models (Vertical Installation)	9
42U Form Factor Models (Vertical Installation)	10
Accessories	11
Environmental Monitoring Probe Equipment	11
Brackets	11
Features	11
Ease of Use	11
Communication	11
Power Control Management	11
Monitoring	11
Configurability and Security	12
Chapter 2 Safety Warnings	13
Chapter 3 Installation	15
Installation Precautions	15
Inspecting the Equipment	16
Installation Overview	16
Tools	16
Package Contents	17
Installing Brackets and Accessories	19
Environmental Monitoring Probe Equipment	19
Shipping Retention Brackets for Enterprise PDU Models	19
Installing the PDU in a Rack Cabinet	20
Horizontal Installation	20
Vertical Installation	21
Grounding the PDU	22
Network and Environmental Ports	23
Connecting to a Computer Serial Port	23
Connecting to a LAN Ethernet Port	24
Connecting Two PDUs in a Daisy Chain	25
Connecting Optional Environmental Monitoring Probe Equipment	26
Connecting the Output Devices	27
Operating the PDU	27
Chapter 4 Network Communication Configuration	28
Connect and Save a Serial Interface Connection	28
Configure the Network Using the CLI Configuration Utility	31
Configuring the Network with a DHCP Server	31
Configuring the Network without a DHCP Server	32
Verify Web Operation After Configuration	33
Chapter 5 Operation Overview	34
Operation Features	34
3Ph Configurations	35
Pin Positions	35
Environmental Protection	36
Outlets and Circuit Breakers	36
Menu and Status Display	37
LCD Window	37
Main Menu Display	37
Status Display	37
Front Panel Ports, Status Indicators, and Operation Buttons	38
Common Operations	39
Starting the PDU	39
Shutting Down the PDU	40
Restarting the Communications Module	40
Chapter 6 LCD Interface Operation	41
LCD Panel and Control Buttons	41
Operation Mode	41
Screensaver Cycling Sequence	42
Startup Screen	42
Main Menu Selections	43
Active Alarms Menu	45
Alarms History Menu	45
Meter Menu	46
PDU Submenu	46
Sections Submenu	47
Environment Submenu	48
Settings Menu	48
Display Submenu	49
Daisy Chain Submenu	49
IPv4 Submenu	52
Factory Submenu	52
PDU Info Menu	53
Chapter 7 Web Interface Operation	54
Navigating the Web Interface	54
Accessing the Web Interface	56
Menu Selections	57
Power Management	58
Logs & Notifications	58
Settings	58
Network	58
Access Privileges	59
SuperUser Administrator	59
Local or Remote Administrator	60
PDU-User	60
Session Management	61
Overview	61
Review/Modify PDU Data	61
Groups	62
Review/Modify PDU Groups	62
Outlets	63
Review/Modify PDU Outlets	63
Environment	63
Configure Environment Sensor Settings	63
Active Alarms	64
Review Active Alarms	64
Logs	64
Clear the Event Log	64
Download the Event Log as a Comma Separated Value File	64
Trap Notification	65
Define the Trap Receivers	65
Access Accounts	66
Configure the SuperUser	66
Configure the Email Notification Settings	66
Configure Local User Access	66
Configure Remote Group Access	67
System	68
Setting General System Settings	68
Enable/Disable Firmware Upgrade	68
Communications Card Configuration	69
Perform Firmware Upgrade	69
PDU Configuration	70
Date &Time	70
Manually Configure the Date and Time	70
Automatically Configure the Date and Time	71
TCP/IP	71
Configure the Ethernet Link Speed and Duplex Mode	71
Configure the IPv4 Settings	72
Configure the IPv6 Settings	72
Configure the DNS	73
Configure the SMTP	73
SNMP	74
Enable/Disable the SNMP Agent	74
Define SNMPv1 Users	74
Define SNMPv3 User-based Security Model Users	74
Access HP PDU MIB Objects (Privileged Access Only)	75
Security	75
Enable/Disable SSL Encryption	75
Enable/Disable the Telnet Interface	75
Enable/Disable the SSH Interface	76
Enable/Disable FTP	76
Set Authentication Mode	76
Set LDAP Search Configuration	77
Set LDAP Server Global Parameters	78
Modify LDAP Server Settings	78
Chapter 8 Serial Interface Operation	79
Supported Commands	79
? command	80
info command	81
quit command	82
get command	83
set command	85
pdu command	87
XML Object Tables	88
Chapter 9 Maintenance and Alarms	103
Preventive Maintenance	103
Equipment Disposal	103
Firmware Upgrade	103
Upgrading HP Firmware with HTTP Protocol	103
Uploading the Binary File	104
Upgrade the Firmware and Web Pages	105
Upgrading the HP Firmware with FTP Protocol	106
Uploading the Binary File	106
Upgrade the Firmware and Web Pages	107
Active Alarms	107
Defining the Alarm or Event Condition	108
Type Code 0 or 1 (OS or System)	109
Type 2 or 3 (PDU or User)	110
Chapter 10 Specifications	114
Model List	114
Weights and Dimensions	115
Electrical Input and Output	115
Electrical Ratings	116
Overcurrent Protection	117
Environmental and Safety	118
Regulatory Model Numbers	119
Chapter 11 Support and Other Resources	120
Before You Contact HP	120
HP Contact Information	120
HP Product QuickSpecs	120

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XML Object Tables

This section includes tables that define PDU CLI objects (Table 9) and System CLI Objects (Table 10 on

page 90).

Table 9. PDU CLI Objects

XML Object Name

Type

Description

Unit

Access

Environment.ChangedStatus.CommunicationLost

Timestamp

Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the

same name in the collection PresentStatus.

Environment.ChangedStatus.OverHumidity

Timestamp

Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the

same name in the collection PresentStatus.

Environment.ChangedStatus.OverTemperature

Timestamp

Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the

same name in the collection PresentStatus.

Environment.Humidity

Measure

Measured Humidity on environmental monitoring probe.

0 when no probe is connected or when the probe does not

have a humidity sensor.

Environment.Input[1].ChangedStatus.Alarm

Timestamp

Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the

same name in the collection PresentStatus.

Environment.Input[1].iName

String[31]

Contact 1 friendly name

Environment.Input[1].PresentStatus.Alarm

AlarmL1

Dry Contact alarm. Set according to the dry contact State

and the parameter State[0] or [1].Level

0: Alarm not active

1: Alarm active

Ex: State=0 AND State[0].Level=3 then Alarm=1

Environment.Input[1].PresentStatus.State

Measure

Dry Contact state

0: Open

1: Close

Environment.Input[1].State[0].Level

Parameter

Dry contact Config

1: Open makes just informational 0 into State.

2: Open makes Warning trap

3: Open makes Alarm trap

Environment.Input[1].State[1].Level

Parameter

Dry contact Config

1: Close makes just informational 0 into State.

2: Close makes Warning trap

3: Close makes Alarm trap

Environment.Input[2].ChangedStatus.Alarm

Timestamp

Timestamp of last changing state of the alarm that has the

same name in the collection PresentStatus.

Environment.Input[2].iName

String[31]

Contact 2 friendly name

Environment.Input[2].PresentStatus.Alarm

AlarmL1

Dry Contact alarm. Set according to the dry contact State

and the parameter State[0] or [1].Level

0: Alarm not active

1: Alarm active

Ex: State=0 AND State[0].Level=3 then Alarm=1

Environment.Input[2].PresentStatus.State

Measure

Dry Contact state

0: Open

1: Close