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Power Status, Power, No Connection, On Mains, On Battery, Ready, Standby/Fault, Active, Unavailable

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Managing the System Power Status 2 Power Status The Power area displays the following: • UPS: These options are available depending on the current operating condition of the UPS. - No Connection: A UPS is not currently connected to the NSS. - On Mains: A UPS is connected to the NSS but is not currently being used to power the unit. The NSS is deriving power from the mains power. - On Battery (%): The NSS is currently deriving its power from the UPS battery. The percentage of power still available is also listed and is color-coded according to the amount of battery remaining. For more information about how the UPS functions, refer to the UPS documentation. • RPSU: These options are available depending on the current operating condition of the RPSU. - No Connection: There is no RPSU installed. - Ready: An RPSU is installed and is currently available as a backup power source. - Standby/Fault: An RPSU is installed but is in standby mode, or, the RPSU is installed and has a fault condition. For example, the RPSU is connected to the NSS but is powered off. - Active: The RPSU is currently being used to provide backup power to the NSS. - Unavailable: The RPSU is currently providing backup power to another device and is not available to provide backup power to the NSS. For more information about how the RPSU functions, refer to the RPSU documentation. Linksys Small Business NSS4000 and NSS6000 Series Network Storage System Administration Guide 8

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Managing the System
Power Status
Linksys Small Business NSS4000 and NSS6000 Series Network Storage System Administration Guide
8
2
Power Status
The
Power
area displays the following:
•
UPS
: These options are available depending on the current operating
condition of the UPS.
-
No Connection
: A UPS is not currently connected to the NSS.
-
On Mains
: A UPS is connected to the NSS but is not currently being
used to power the unit. The NSS is deriving power from the mains
power.
-
On Battery (%)
: The NSS is currently deriving its power from the UPS
battery. The percentage of power still available is also listed and is
color-coded according to the amount of battery remaining.
For more information about how the UPS functions, refer to the UPS
documentation.
•
RPSU
: These options are available depending on the current operating
condition of the RPSU.
-
No Connection:
There is no RPSU installed.
-
Ready
: An RPSU is installed and is currently available as a backup
power source.
-
Standby/Fault
: An RPSU is installed but is in standby mode, or, the
RPSU is installed and has a fault condition. For example, the RPSU is
connected to the NSS but is powered off.
-
Active
: The RPSU is currently being used to provide backup power to
the NSS.
-
Unavailable
: The RPSU is currently providing backup power to another
device and is not available to provide backup power to the NSS.
For more information about how the RPSU functions, refer to the RPSU
documentation.