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The document outlines the features and operational statuses of various cooling and power management systems, including alarm beacons, emergency fans, and cooling modes. It provides detailed descriptions of system metrics, environmental monitoring, and network configurations, along with instructions for testing and managing system components. Additionally, it specifies user roles and password criteria for system access and configuration.

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The document outlines the features and operational statuses of various cooling and power management systems, including alarm beacons, emergency fans, and cooling modes. It provides detailed descriptions of system metrics, environmental monitoring, and network configurations, along with instructions for testing and managing system components. Additionally, it specifies user roles and password criteria for system access and configuration.

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Alarm Beacon has flashlight and sharp beeper (very loud).

The PUE (including Energies) section is available on some models, see “HW [Link]”.

Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) = Total Facility Energy / IT Equipment Energy


Cooling section of this page is available on some models, see “HW [Link]”.

Cooling Status: Active / Emergency / Failed

Active: When cooling is running and emergency fan is not running.

Emergency: When emergency fan is running.

Failed: When cooling is not running and emergency fan is not running.

Emergency Fan

The emergency fan will run when:

1. The status of Smoke Sensor is Normal and


2. One or more of the following events is happening:
a. Cooling Operation Mode is Fault shutdown
b. Cooling communication lost
c. Maximum cold aisle temperature threshold violation

The emergency fan will stop when smoke is detected or all above a, b, c events are cleared.

See the detail of other items in Status pages.


Cold Aisle: front side.

Hot Aisle: back side.

Smoke Sensor: Normal / Smoke Detected, show Smoke Detected when communication lost

Leak Sensor: Normal / Lead Detected, show Leak Detected when communication lost

Emergency Fan: Running / Stand-by, show monitor command only, cannot detect actual operation status

Alarm Beacon: Active Stand-by, show monitor command only, cannot detect actual operation status

Front Door: Open / Closed

Back Door: Open / Closed

Front Light: On / Off, show monitor command only, cannot detect actual operation status

Back Light: On / Off, show monitor command only, cannot detect actual operation status
This page is available on some models, see “HW [Link]”.

Air Outlet Temperature

Air temperature of the in-door unit’s air outlet.

Air Return Temperature

Air temperature of the in-door unit’s air inlet.

Air Return Humidity

Air humidity of the in-door unit’s air inlet.

Operation Mode

Possible status: Cooling, Dehumidification, BMS shutdown, HMI shutdown, Fault shutdown, Remote shutdown, Cooling\
Auxiliary Heating

Condensation Pump (On / Off)

Condensate Drain Pump, optional accessory, the low noise DC brushless water pump has a lift that reaches 5 meters
(16.4 ft).

PTC Heater (On / Off)

Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC) Heater, optional accessory, the structure is compact and the heating is uniform.
The PTC heater installed in the indoor unit is used for heat compensation when the IT load is low.
IDU Fan (On / Off)

In-Door Unit Fan, The DC fan is continuously variable in speed and can quickly respond to heat loads. It features high
airflow, high efficiency, long service life, and low noise.

Low Temp Kit (SV On / SV Off)

SV stands for Solenoid Valve, Low Ambient Temperature Kit, optional accessory, the low ambient temperature kit
provides the capability to operate in temperatures below –15°C (–5°F).

No description for other items as they are mainly used for troubleshooting by service people.

See the attached file (User Manual of cooling system) below for more information.
Operation Mode

Possible status: On Line, On Battery, Bypass, Off Line.

See the attached file (User Manual of UPS) below for more information.
This page is available on some models, see “HW [Link]”.

Total Facility Meter

Metering total input to the Easy MDC.

IT Equipment Meter

Metering output to Monitor, RPDU1, RPDU2 and AC 230V OUTPUT

SPD Status (Normal / Failed)

Surge Protection Device

Maintenance Bypass Switch (Enabled/Disabled)

Show Enabled when the bracket is removed, show Disabled when the bracket is installed.
This page or part of this page is available per the installation configuration, see “HW [Link]”.

See the attached file (User Manual of rPDU) below for more information.
Public Network

Used for the connection with Internet.

Private Network

Used for the connection with RPDU.

System IP

The IP address of the Ethernet port.

Subnet Mask

The subnet mask setting of the Ethernet port.

Default Gateway

The IP address of the gateway used to connect to the network.

MAC Address

The MAC address of the Ethernet port.

Mode

How the IPv4 settings are assigned: Manual or DHCP.

Active Primary / Secondary DNS Service

The IP address of the primary / secondary DNS server.

Port Speed

The current speed assigned to the Ethernet port.


Reboot Monitor

Reboot MDC Monitor will turn off front and back lights, emergency fans, alarm beacon, and they will be restored when
reboot is done.

Restart Device Communication Server

Restart Device Communication Server will interrupt communication between all plugged devices.

Restart Web Server

Restart Web Server will interrupt web (HTTP/HTTPS) access and the LCD Display.

Restart SNMP Server

Restart SNMP Server will interrupt SNMP and EcoStruxure access.

Reset All

Reset all configurations exclude the checkboxes selected.


Bypass Control

Switch the UPS to bypass mode or bring the UPS to online mode from bypass mode.

Bypass On

Switch the UPS to bypass mode of operation.

Note: Power to the connected equipment will drop if the mains voltage is not within the threshold limits.

Bypass Off

Bring the UPS out of bypass and restore clean power to the connected equipment.
This page or part of this page is available per the installation configuration, see “HW [Link]”.

Reboot the display module of rPDU. See User Manual of rPDU for more information.
Front / Back Lights (Auto / On)

Auto, turn on when corresponding door is open and turn off when door is closed; On, always turned on.
This page is available on some models, see “HW [Link]”.

Basic Cooling Configuration, change the values if required.

Click “Load Defaults” to load default settings to the input boxes, need to click “Apply” to take effect.

This page is available on some models, see “HW [Link]”.

Click “Load Defaults” to load default settings to the input boxes, need to click “Apply” to take effect.

Settings in Advanced Cooling Configuration should not be changed if you are not sure.

PTC Heater and Condensation Pump are optional accessories, confirm their installation status before change the
settings.
This page is available on some models, see “HW [Link]”.

Input Voltage and Current are the input to the Easy MDC.

PUE Start Date apply to the PUE and Energy on Home page only, no effect to logs.
This page or part of this page is available per the installation configuration, see “HW [Link]”.

Basic RPDU Configuration, change setting as required.


This page or part of this page is available per the installation configuration, see “HW [Link]”.

Connection settings with RPDUs per the SNMP settings of RPDUs.

See the User Manual of RPDU to configure the SNMP settings of RPDU.
Check the checkbox to enable the event action.
Only IPv4 is supported

Public Network: Used for the connection with Internet.

Private Network: Used for the connection with RPDU.

Manual: Configure IPv4 manually by entering the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.

DHCP: The Easy MDC requests network assignment from any DHCP server.

For information on DHCP and DHCP options, see RFC2131 and RFC2132.
Domain Name System (DNS)

When TCP/IP uses DHCP mode, leave both two DNS server fields empty to request DNS addresses from DHCP if
available.
HTTPS is forced to enable.
If no valid certificate and private key is loaded, the Easy MDC generates a default certificate. You can use the default
certificate for basic encryption-based security, but a security alert message displays whenever you log on.

Add or Replace Certificate File

Choose both the certificate file and private key file at one time to use the new certificate for the SSL.

Remove

Delete the current certificate and generates a self-signed certificate to replace the removed certificate.
The SSH interface and Console Port (on front panel of Monitor) is used for installation configuration and advanced
troubleshooting, normal users should not use it. Service people have the password to login. Users have the control.
Read: GETS only, at any time

Write: GETS and SETS at any time


User Profile field is editable when SNMPv3 Access is enabled.
Note: It will not remember the previous passphrases, so it always updates them to the current input when click OK.
Trap Type: SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, SNMPv3.

Test: Send a test trap.


SNMPv1/SNMPv2c: input a community name.

SNMPv3: choose a SNMPv3 profile from the profiles added in SNMPv3 page.
It will send a test mail after you check the test box and apply.
User Type

 The Super User can use all of the menus in the Web UI. The Super User cannot be deleted.
- The default user name and password for the Super User are both apc.
- The Super User can manage another account (add, delete, change password).
 An Administrator can use all of the menus except User Management in the Web UI.
 A Read-Only User can access to the same menus as an Administrator, but without the capability to change
configurations, control devices, delete data.
Password criteria: 8 to 15 non-empty characters, excluding Single quote (‘), Double quotes (“), Backslash (\).
Network Time Protocol (NTP)

When TCP/IP uses DHCP mode, leave both two NTP server fields empty to request addresses from DHCP if available.
Emergency Fan and Alarm Beacon are emergency parts which work rarely, should test them regularly to check their
functionality.

The test commands will not trigger the Event Action.

Cancel Test Commands will cancel all previous test commands which are not terminated.
See User Manual of UPS.
The main event list records the alarm list.

Operation Events (at top right corner)

Log the operation events, e.g. login, logout, configuration change, control, etc.

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