| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1135.1 | No - it is not available for use by an UPS | LANDO::DROBNER | TurboLaser Engineering - 8200/8400 | Thu Mar 13 1997 17:07 | 8 |
| No, it is really not usable, an ECO should be in the works to remove
the wording on the label that mentions this "UPS" connector.
The signals on the connector are logic level signals that would
indicate status of AC and DC power.
All the external UPS that I have seen; use a serial line or network
connection to talk with the system under UPS.
/Howard
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| 1135.2 | Ok, Thanks a lot. | IB004::DELGADO | Jorge Delgado @ZQO | Fri Mar 14 1997 05:11 | 7 |
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Ok, will try one of them.
Thanks a lot for you anwer,
jordi.
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| 1135.3 | No serial port on AS8200 support UPS | HGOM22::DAVYSUN | | Mon Mar 31 1997 03:25 | 9 |
| Hi , Is what your mean that no serial port on AS8200 can support UPS ?
ANd if a customer has to use AS8200 to control UPS , They have to buy
a UPS wihch can support network connection and a controlled software
working on Digital Unix. Is this right ?
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| 1135.4 | The 8200 front panel connector "UPS" | LANDO::DROBNER | TurboLaser Engineering - 8200/8400 | Wed Apr 02 1997 09:37 | 17 |
| I'll try to clarify my statement.
On the 8200 front panel is a connector that has a label "External UPS
Power". This connector is NOT usable for connection to a UPS that is
looking for a "serial line" type connection.
We will be removing the wording from this connector shortly.
Most UPS now days require a serial line connection. On 8200/8400
systems that is not that easy to do. You need the PCI (DWLPB), the
PCI to EISA bridge (KFE70), and a serial line module (CXI01).
The other method is a network connection from the UPS, many UPS
support a network connection as a communication path between the
system and UPS.
/Howard
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| 1135.5 | Connection & Alternatives? | HGOVC::JAEILLEE | | Mon Apr 28 1997 05:44 | 21 |
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Thanks Howard your clear statement.
In addition, please make me clear on following questions:
1) If a customer has an UPS listed in SOC, does the "Power Management
software" in ServerWORKS Manager kits support "Serial Connection
(ie:CXI01) and ALSO " Network Connection(ie: Twisted pair/Thin
wire)"?
2) In case a customer has an UPS not listed in SOC, does the customer
have alternatives in order to use full function of "UPS monitoring
and unattended shutdown" like the software in ServerWORKS Manager kits?
Appreciate your answer in adavnce.
Regards,
jae-il lee
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