<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_01">
<b>MAC Address</b><br>Registered Media Access Control number.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_02">
<b>Network Card Speed</b><br>Sets the communication speed of the CS121 adapter.<br>
(Auto sensing option may result in temporary communication problems and delays when used with other auto sensing devices.)
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_03">
<b>Local Address</b><br>IP address that will be assigned to the adapter if DHCP is unused of failed.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_04">
<b>Gateway Address</b><br>Address of the machine in local network segment for reaching other networks.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_05">
<b>Subnet Mask</b><br>Defines the scope of local network segment for reducing network traffic.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_06">
<b>Administrator Password</b><br>Password for FTP access, telnet access &amp; administrator web pages.<br><br>
All initial adapter passwords are set to &quot;cs121-snmp&quot;. It is recommended that users immediately configure their own unique password to prevent unauthorised system access.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_07">
<b>UpsMon &amp; SS4 Password</b><br>Password for UPSMON access and for switching AUX or SensorMan Outlets.<br>Leave blank to grant access to all users.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_08">
<b>System Name</b><br>Description of system.<br>Will be used for administrator email subject.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_09">
<b>System Location</b><br>Physical description of UPS location.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_10">
<b>System Contact</b><br>Information about system administrator.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_11">
<b>Attached Devices</b><br>Devices that are electrically connected to UPS.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_12">
<b>Enable Telnet Server</b><br>Check box for enabling this functionality, if this box is not checked no telnet connection can be made to the adapter.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_13">
<b>Enable HTTP Server</b><br>This enables the Webserver of the CS121.<br><br>
Warning, if communication routes to the adapter are completely disabled, the adapter becomes a closed system and the only way to reconfigure and reestablish direct communications with the CS121 is to enact a full system setup.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_14">
<b>Enable HTTP Tooltips</b><br>Uncheck to hide most tooltips in the CS121 web pages (like this one).<br>Unlike the other values on this page no reboot is necessary apply this.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_16">
<b>Enable UpsMon Server</b><br>
When this option is enabled, the adapters information can be shown using UPSMON, and will show up in the list of Upsman servers when UPSMON does a server scan.<br>
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_17">
<b>Use RCCMD2 Traps</b><br>This option is necessary to use the RCCMD trap event job.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_18">
<b>Enable RCCMD Listener</b><br>Check this box to use the CS121 as an RCCMD client.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_19">
<b>RCCMD Listener Port</b><br>Listen to this port when acting as an RCCMD client.<br>Do not change this value without good reason!
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_20">
<b>Enable SNMP Agent</b><br>This enables the CS121 adapter to be incorporated into other facility management systems that are based on SNMP.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_21">
<b>Use SNMP Authentication Traps</b><br>When enabled the CS121 sends a SNMP authentication trap to all SNMP trap receivers on SNMP access violations.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_22">
<b>Use SNMP Coldboot Traps</b><br>When enabled the CS121 sends a SNMP coldboot trap to all SNMP trap receivers after reboot.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_23">
<b>SNMP Trap Version</b><br>Defines which version of the SNMP protocol is used.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_24">
<b>Enable Modbus over IP</b><br>Enables the Modbus server.
</div>
<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_25">
<b>Modbus Slave Address</b><br>The modbus slave address of the CS121 adapter.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_26">
<b>Modbus Mode</b><br>The modbus slave and server mode must be matching for this function to perform properly.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_27">
<b>RCCMD Timeout</b><br>Timeout for the RCCMD client.
</div>
<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_28">
<b>UpsMon Password for Web Pages</b><br>When enabled the CS121 uses the UpsMon password for web access.
</div>
<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_30">
<b>HTTP Port</b><br>The HTTP Port. Default: 80
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_31">
<b>HTTP Refresh Time</b><br>Main page refresh time in seconds.
</div>
<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_32">
<b>HTTP Default Page</b><br>The page that will be shown when you connect to the CS121.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_33">
<b>DNS Server</b><br>IP Address of the DNS server used by the CS121.
</div>
<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_40">
<b>Enable LED Display Sender</b><br>Check this box to send UPS data to the LED Display.
</div>
<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_41">
<b>LED Display Sender ID</b><br>Enter a unique id for this LED Display Sender, range is [0-9].
</div>
<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_42">
<b>LED Display Listener Address</b><br>Enter the IP address of the LED Display in local network segment.
</div>
<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_43">
<b>LED Display Listener Timeout</b><br>Enter the timeout in seconds for keeping last sent LED Display values.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_51">
<b>Static ARP Entries</b><br>Set answer IP address for network cards using HP teaming and load balancing
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_rccmdssl">
<b>Use RCCMD SSL</b><br>Use SSL encryption when sending RCCMD commands<br><i>Using a timeserver is required when using this option!</i>
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_dhcp">
<b>Use DHCP</b><br>Receive IP address from DHCP server.<br>You can configure a specific DHCP server or use 255.255.255.255 for DHCP broadcast.
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<div class="tt" id="cfgnet_hwwd">
<b>Enable Hardware Watchdog</b><br>This avoides possible hangups of your CS121 due to network or other external services.<br>
<b>ATTENTION:</b> If you enabled this function and you want
to disable it again, you must save&reboot your CS121 with your new settings and
afterwards coldboot your CS121. Only by unplugging the powersupply the Watchdog
can be disabled again.<br>
<b>Please disable the Watchdog before installing new firmware to this device!</b>
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