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MasterSwitch VM
`Power Distribution Unit
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`AP9221X166
`AP9221EXP166
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`Installation and
`Quick Start Manual
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`Raritan v. Server Technology
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`RARITAN EXHIBIT 1014
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`Thank Your
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`Thank you for selecting APC's MasterS witch VM (vertical-mount)
`power distribution unit (PDU). It has been designed for many years of
`reliable, maintenance-free service. APC is dedicated to the develop(cid:173)
`ment of high-performance electrical power conversion and control
`products. We hope that you will find this product a valuable, conve(cid:173)
`nient addition to your system.
`
`Please read this manual! It provides important safety, installation,
`and operating instructions that will help you get the most from your
`MasterSwitch VM unit.
`
`Save this manual! It includes instructions for obtaining warranty
`service.
`
`Additional Documentation
`
`This Installation and Quick Start Manual and the online User
`Guide are available on the supplied CD or on our Web site:
`http://www.apcc.com/support. The online User Guide contains
`additional information about the following topics related to
`MasterSwitch VM:
`detailed product descri ption
`current sensing capabilities
`management interfaces
`user accounts
`customizing setup
`outlet control actions
`security
`troubleshooting
`product information (LEDs, warranty, life-support policy,
`specifications)
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`Contents
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`Preliminary Information . . . . . . . . . ......... . . . ... . .... 1
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`Features of MasterSwitch VM 1
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`Inventory 2
`Please recycle 2
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`Installing Master Switch VM ......... . ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
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`Overview 3
`Mounting in a NetShelter enclosure 3
`Mounting the controller 6
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`Hardwiring procedure 7
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`Connecting MasterSwitch VM ......... . ...... . . . . . .. . . 9
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`Setting up a single unit 9
`Setting up multiple units 9
`Configurations without a controller 1 0
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`Quick Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . ........ . . . . . . 1 1
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`Required configuration 11
`Configuring TCP/IP settings 11
`Accessing MasterSwitch VM 14
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`Preliminary Information
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`Features of
`MasterSwitch
`VM
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`American Power Conversion's MasterSwitch VM is a vertically(cid:173)
`mounted, stand-alone, network-manageable power distribution
`unit (PDU) designed to accommodate a total of 16 outlets: eight
`individl!lally-managed outlets and eight always-on outlets. You can
`control MasterSwitch VM through available Web, Control Console,
`or SNMP interfaces. Additional features of MasterSwitch VM
`include:
`[ndependent control of each outlet for:
`- Power On Delay
`- Power Off Delay
`- Reboot Duration
`Three levels of user access accounts:
`- Administrator
`- Device Manager
`- Outlet User (16 independent accounts)
`An audible overload alarm to measure current for:
`- overload
`- user-set overload
`- user-set low load
`Basic and MDS authentication password security.
`A sleek, vertical design that occupies no U-space in a rack
`environment. Includes rack-mount brackets for mounting
`in an APC NetShelter or other standard (EIA310-D) 19-inch
`rack.
`Synchronized switching across units to permit control of
`redundant-feed devices.
`The capability of daisy-chaining a total of four units, which
`would provide outlet management control for up to 32
`outlets (with an additional32 always-on outlets).
`A versatile design that allows units to be easily hard-wired.
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`Preliminary Information continued
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`Inventory
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`MasterSwitch VM (AP9221X166) comes with the following items:
`One MasterSwitch VM unit (APC part number
`AP9221EXP166)
`One MasterSwitch VM Controller with a pre-installed
`Web/SNMP management card (APC part number
`AP9221NX166)
`One Communication cable (APC part number 607-0035A)
`• One Configuration cable (APC part number 940-0024)
`One CD-ROM containing product documentation and the
`Management Card Wizard (APC part number 991-1055B)
`Three Rack-mount brackets for the MasterSwitch VM unit
`(APC part number 870-8215) with 12 flat-head screws
`Two Rack-mount bracikets for the MasterSwitch VM
`Controller (APC part numbers 870-8213 and 870-8183) with
`four flat-head screws
`One Installation and Quick Start Manual (APC part number
`990-6020)
`One Warranty registration card
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`Please recycle
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`The shipping materials for MasterSwitch VM are recyclable. Please
`save them for later reuse or dispose of them appropriately.
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`Installing MasterSwitch VM
`
`Overview
`
`MasterSwitch VM is designed to be mounted vertically in a rack.
`The foUowing procedure describes how to install your
`MasterSwitch VM unit in a NetShelter enclosure or other standard
`(EIA310-D) 19-inch rack.
`
`Mounting in a
`NetShelter
`enclosure
`
`MasterSwitch VM comes with rack-mount brackets for mounting
`in an APC NetShelter enclosure or other standard (EIA310-D)
`19-inch rack. To mount in a NetShelter enclosure, refer to Figure 1
`and Figure 2 and perform the following steps in the order given:
`1 Align the brackets (provided) with the holes on the rear of
`t he unit.
`2 Attach the brackets to the rear ofthe unit, as shown, using
`4 flat-head screws (provided) for each bracket.
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`Figure 1: Attach the brackets to the rear of the unit.
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`3 Choose a suitable location for the unit. Figure 2 on page 5
`shows the unit mounted in four different locations in the
`enclosure.
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`Installing MasterSwitch VM continued
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`Mounting in a
`NetShelter
`enclosure,
`continued
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`N o TE: The mounting procedure will vary according to the location
`you choose. To avoid interfering with shelves or equipment,
`instaJJ the unit so that it hangs on the outside edge of the
`vertical rail. Figure 2 on page 5 illustrates how to orient the
`brackets with the vertical mounting rail. Installing th e unit
`so that it does not interfere with equipment may take some
`adjusting, depending on where you want to install the unit:
`
`If you want to install the unit in the rear of the enclosure:
`Adjust the back rail so that the rear door will close. Some of
`t he equipment that you have installed in the enclosure may
`also make it necessary for you to adjust the front rail as well.
`
`if you want to install the unit on a side of the enclosure:
`Move the horizontal cross members to the highest and
`lowest positions on the vertical mounting rails.
`
`If you are installing the unit into an expansion
`enclosure: Move the baying brackets from the highest and
`lowest positions on the rail (if they have not been moved
`since shipping) and then move the horizontal cross
`members to the highest and lowest positions on the vertical
`mounting rails.
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`Installing MasterSwitch VM continued
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`Mounting in a
`NetShelter
`enclosure,
`continued
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`Figure 2: Install MasterSwitch VM into the enclosure.
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`4 Insert a caged nut above and below a notched hole on a
`vertical mounting rail at the highest point in your chosen
`location.
`5 Align the mounting holes of the top bracket on the unit
`with the caged nuts you installed in Step 4.
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`Installing MasterSwitch VM continued
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`Mounting in a
`NetShelter
`enclosure,
`continued
`
`Mounting the
`controller
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`6 [nsert two mounting screws (provided with the enclosure)
`and secure the top bracket to the enclosure.
`7 Insert two caged nuts above and below a notched hole on
`the vertical mounting rail where the middle and bottom
`brackets align with the rail.
`8 Insert two mounting screws (provided with the enclosure)
`where the middle and bottom brackets align with the rail
`and secure the brackets to the enclosme.
`
`To complete installation ofMasterSwitch VM, install the
`MasterSwitch VM ControJJer. The MasterSwitch VM Controller
`can stand on a flat surface or it can be mounted in an enclosure. If
`you choose to mount the cont roller in an enclosure, follow the
`steps below in the order given:
`1 Attach the brackets (APC part numbers 870-8213 and 870-
`8183) to the controller using four flat-head screws
`(provided). Figure 3 shows the brackets attached to the
`controller.
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`Figure 3: Attach brackets to the controller.
`
`2 Choose a location in the enclosure for the controller.
`3 [nsert caged nuts on the vertical mounting rails at your
`chosen location.
`4 Align the controller's brackets with the caged nuts that you
`inserted Step 3.
`5 Insert mounting screws (provided with enclosure) and
`tighten to secure the controller to the enclosure.
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`Installing MasterSwitch VM continued
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`Hardwiring
`procedure
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`1 Make sure that the unit is powered off.
`2 Unplug any attached equipment to prevent damage in the
`event that a mistake is made during wiring.
`3 Remove the inspection cover on the power inlet end of the
`unit by removing the top two screws and sliding the
`inspection cover off of the unit.
`4 Loosen the two screws and remove the nuts that are used to
`attach the power cord's wires to the termination block.
`5 Remove the power inlet end cap by removing the remaining
`two bottom screws and lifting the end cap off ofthe unit.
`6 Locate the provided hardwiring end cap (APC part number
`870-8209).
`7 Attach a 3/4" conduit termination to the hardwiring end
`cap.
`8 Attach the hard wiring end cap assembly to the end of the
`unit, using the screws removed in Step 5.
`9 Attach wires to the terminal block as shown in Figure 4.
`Attaching the wires is easier to do if you back the terminal
`block screws out several turns.
`N OTE: The wires should be attached as shown-from the
`bottom to the top: green, white, black.
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`Figure 4: Attach wires to the termination block.
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`Installing MasterSwitch VM continued
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`Hardwiring
`procedure,
`continued
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`10 Replace the inspection cover with the screws that were
`removed in Step 3.
`11 Power the unit on, observing the MasterSwitch VM status
`LED on the opposite end. If the unit is connected properly,
`t he LED will illuminate.
`12 Power the unit off and reattach your equipment to t he
`MasterSwitch VM outRets.
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`Connecting MasterSwitch VM
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`Setting up a
`single unit
`
`Setting up
`multiple units
`
`To set up a single unit, perform the following steps in the order
`given:
`1 Connect the power cord of each device you wish to connect
`to the outlets on the front of the unit.
`2 Connect the lOBase-T network port located on the rear
`panel of the controller to your computer, using an
`appropriate cable.
`3 Connect the R]-11 port labeled To PDU on the controller
`front panel to the RJ-11 port labeled In on the unit, using
`t he provided communication cable (APC part number 607-
`0035).
`4 Plug the unit into a protected power source.
`No TE: MasterSwitch VM does not provide power protection.
`Therefore, APC does not recommend plugging the unit
`directly into any unprotected power source, such as a wall
`outlet.
`
`To set up multiple units in a daisy-chain configuration, perform
`the following steps in the order given:
`1 f ollow steps 1-3listed above in "Setting up a single unit"
`for the first unit in your configuration.
`2 for each succeeding unit to be connected, refer to Figure 5
`on page 10 and follow the steps below:
`a Insert one end of a communication cable (APC part
`number 607-0035) into the RJ-11 port labeled Out on the
`unit.
`b Insert the other end of the communication cable into the
`RJ-11 port labeled In on the succeeding unit.
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`Connecting MasterSwitch VM continued
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`Setting up
`multiple units,
`continued
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`3 Repeat Step 2 for each unit to be connected. You can
`connect a total of four units using this connection
`procedure.
`
`Figure 5: Connect units using the appropriately labeled Rj-1 I port.
`
`4 Plug each unit into a protected power source.
`NOTE: MasterSwitch VM does not provide power protection.
`Therefore, APC does not recommend plugging units
`directly into any unprotected power source, such as a wall
`outlet.
`
`Configuration s
`without a
`controller
`
`If you are connecting one or more MasterSwitch VM units
`(AP9221EXP166) and the configuration does not include a
`MasterSwitch VM Controller (AP9221NX166), see the document
`entitled Setup of the MasterSwitch VM Expansion Unit
`(msvmexuonly.pdf) on our website at www.apcc.com. The
`connection and quick start instructions in this manual are for
`configurations that use at least one MasterSwitch VM Controller.
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`Quick Configuration
`
`Required
`configuration
`
`Configuring
`TCPIIP settings
`
`You must configure the network settings of MasterSwitch VM
`before it can operate on a network. The required settings are:
`[p address of MasterSwitch VM
`· Subnet Mask
`· [p address of the default Gateway
`After you have configured MasterSwitch VM network settings, no
`further configuration is required. The remaining MasterSwitch VM
`properties are pre-configured at the factory. However, these
`properties may not be correct for your application. See the chapter
`entitled "Managing MasterSwitch VM" in the User Guide
`(usrguide.pdf) for more details.
`
`Choose the configuration method that matches your environment:
`[f you are using Windows 95, 98, or NT, see "Through the
`Management Card Wizard" on page 12.
`[fyou are not using Windows or require direct serial
`configuration, see "Serially through t he Control Console" on
`page 12.
`[f you are a network administrator using BOOTP, see "Over
`t he Network by BOOTP" on page 13.
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`Quick Configuration continued
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`Configuring
`TCPIIP settings,
`continued
`
`Through the Management Card Wizard. The MasterSwitch
`VM controller contains a management card that provides the
`network interface. The Management Card Wizard provides a quick
`way to configure all management card settings, including TCP /IP
`settings. To access the Management Card Wizard, run the program
`setup.exe on the CD-ROM supplied with MasterSwitch VM on a
`Windows 95, 98, or NT 4.0 workstation and follow the on-screen
`instructions.
`
`Serially through the Control Console. If you are not using a
`Windows platform or require direct serial configuration, use the
`Configuration port to configure MasterSwitch VM management
`card TCP /IP settings. To configure the settings, perform the
`following steps in the order given:
`1 Connect the supplied configuration cable (APC part
`number 940-0024) to an available serial port on your
`computer and to the Configuration port on the front panel
`of the controller.
`2 Disable PowerChute Plus, UNIX Respond, or other service
`t hat may be using the serial port on the computer.
`3 Run a terminal emulator such as Windows HyperTerminal.
`4 Configure the appropriate serial port with the following
`settings: 2400 bps, no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, and no
`flow control.
`N oTE: Some terminaJ emulators such as HyperTerminal
`require that you disconnect and reconnect in order
`for the new serial settings take effect.
`5 JFrom your computer, press Enter until the user name
`prompt appears.
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`Quick Configuration continued
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`Configuring
`TCPIIP settings,
`continued
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`6 Enter the default user name and password: ape, both
`lowercase.
`7 Once the Main menu appears, choose Network.
`8 from the Network menu, choose TCP/JP.
`9 Within the TCP /IP menu:
`a Disable BOOTP
`b Accept changes.
`c Set a valid IP address, Sub net Mask and default Gateway
`for your network.
`d Accept changes.
`e Press Esc until the Main menu appears.
`f From the Main menu, select Logout.
`NoTE: The new settings will not take effect until you log
`out.
`
`Over the Network by BOOTP. BOOTP is enabled by default. Use a
`BOOTP server to configure MasterSwitch VM TCP /IP settings and
`perform the following steps in the order given.
`1 Enter the MasterSwitch VM MAC address, IP address,
`Subnet Mask, default Gateway, and optional boot-up
`filename.
`NOTE: The MAC address can be found on the Quality
`Assurance slip, on the bottom of the management
`card, and on the TCP /IP menu from the Control
`Console.
`2 The BOOTP server will provide network settings to
`MasterSwitch VM. If a boot-up file name was specified,
`MasterSwitch VM will attempt to transfer that file from a
`TFTP or FTP server residing on the same computer as the
`JBOOTP server. MasterSwitch VM will assume all sett ings
`specified in the boot-up file. Otherwise, MasterSwitch VM
`can be configured remotely using the Telnet, Web, or SNMP
`interfaces.
`NoTE: You must use the Management Card Wizard to
`create the boot-up file.
`
`Continued on next page
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`Quick Configuration continued
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`You can access MasterSwitch VM using a Web browser, Tel net, or
`SNMP. See the appropriate paragraph below for details.
`
`Through a Web browser.
`1 f rom your Web browser, enter the System IP address or
`IDNS name, if configured, of the MasterSwitch VM unit.
`2 Log on to MasterSwitch VM. The default User Name and
`Password are ape (lowercase).
`
`Through Telnet.
`1 from your Tel net session, enter the System IP address of the
`MasterSwitch VM unit.
`2 Log on to MasterSwitch VM. The default User Name and
`Password are ape (lowercase).
`
`Through SNMP. You can access MasterSwitch VM using SNMP.
`The default read-only community name is public. The default
`read/write community name is private.
`
`See the online User Guide for additional information about t he
`following topics related to MasterSwitch VM:
`detailed product description
`current sensing capabHities
`management interfaces
`user accounts
`customizing setup
`outlet control actions
`· security
`t roubleshooting
`product information (LEDs. warranty. life-support policy.
`specifications)
`
`Accessing
`MasterSwitch
`VM
`
`Additional
`information
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`www.apcc.corn
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`Toll-free Customer Support:
`U.S. & Canadal-800-800-4272
`
`Online Customer Support:
`U.S. & Canada
`http://www.apcc.com/support
`
`Address:
`American Power Conversiolll Corporation
`132 Fairgrounds Road
`P. 0. Box278
`West Kingston, Rhode Island 02892
`USA
`
`Entire contents copyright © 1999 American Power Conversion. All rights reserved .
`Reproduc tion in whole or in part without p ermission is pr ohibited.
`All trademarks ar e the property of American Power Conversion.
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`990-6020
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`12/99
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