| (1) Comprehensive shutdown functions |
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The software performs automatic shutdown of the system according to a preset procedure in situations like power outages etc. |
 Multi-platform shutdown |
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The computers connected to a single UPS can be set as "masters" or "slaves", thereby enabling control tasks like shutdown of multiple computers and different OS. |
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These masters and slaves can be grouped as "units", and multiple units can be set as larger blocks. This enables auto shutdown, scheduled operation and restarting of unit groups, and simultaneous shutdown and restarting in block units, so the system can be centrally managed in more comprehensive units. |
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UPS monitoring and resetting can also be done from FULLBACK Manager Pro on any computer in the network. |
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| Application shutdown |
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A specific application file can be saved prior to OS shutdown |
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| User command execution |
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A command file designated by the user can be executed prior to OS shutdown. |
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| Two types of shutdown control are possible |
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It is possible to independently set shutdown control for emergencies like power failures, and shutdown control for routine scheduled operation. |
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| Auto-reboot/Auto-restart |
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After shutdown starts, it is finished even if
power is restored midway.Also, the UPS automatically stops after
shutdown, and automatically restarts after power is restored.
(Auto-reboot is a function for automatically restarting after
stopping the UPS once.) (Auto-restart is a function for automatically
restarting the UPS when power is restored after the UPS stops
due to a power failure.)
*Automatic starting may be impossible with some computers (using
software switches). |
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| Enables 2-system separate power supply (Compatible with FULLBACK SMU Series only) |
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At auto-shutdown for power failures and at start-up, UPS power supply and cut-off timing settings can be separated into two systems, thereby enabling sequential start-up and sequential shutdown of the system. |
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| (2) Remote monitoring from the network reduces the burden on system administrators |
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Using communication with "FULLBACK Manager Pro" at other nodes, and support for SNMP and HTTP functions, it is possible to monitor the status of UPS for a LAN or WAN, from an SNMP manager or web browser at any location on the network. This reduces the burden on system administrators. |
| SNMP support |
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The software has SNMP agent functions. It can respond to Get,
Set and GetNext commands from an SNMP manager, and can also
perform Trap send.
* The software supports RFC1628 (UPS MIB), Sanken Expansion
MIB and JEMA-MIB (Japan Electric Manufacturing Association specification).(Registration
of MIB for the SNMP manager is necessary) |
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| HTTP support |
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The software has HTTP server functions, so UPS status can be accessed from a web browser and it is possible to check measurements and various types of event information. |
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| Communication within "FULLBACK Manager Pro" |
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Using communication between FULLBACK Manager Pro software distributed through the network, it is possible to monitor UPS status remotely, and change various parameter settings. |
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| (3) Support for speedy response to events using a mail send function |
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Using 44 types of events as a trigger, the software can send mail, notify a pager (beeper etc.) or execute commands, thereby enabling speedy warning and notification to the system administrator. |
| Mail send, pocket bell notification |
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When an event occurs, a preset message is sent via mail or a beeper. |
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| Customized message content |
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The message displayed for each event can be customized. |
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| Broadcasting |
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When an event occurs, it is possible to broadcast the same message to the set UPS block. |
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| User command execution |
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User commands can be defined and executed for each event. |
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| (4) Various types of log management enable precise understanding of the cause of trouble |
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UPS status and warnings are constantly monitored, and information is recorded for power failures and other events. Electric quantity measurement data is also recorded, effective for solving problems. |
| Event log |
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For each event, time and the content of an event can be recorded in the log individually. |
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| Measurement log |
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This records electrical data such as the input voltage and load factor. |
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| State threshold management |
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Threshold values can be set for electric quantity data (such as input voltage), so that abnormal values can be recorded in the event log while notifying the system administrator. |
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| (5) Various scheduling functions |
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UPS scheduled operation enables automatic unmanned control of the system. |
| Weekly schedule |
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Enables schedule setting in weekly units. |
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| Yearly schedule |
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Enables schedule setting up to a specific day two years in the future using a calendar display. |
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| Multiple schedules for the same day |
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For start and end, schedule setting can be entered for up to 3 events in one day.
Automatic starting may be impossible with some computers (using soft switch). |
