Problem/Issue: PowerChute Business Edition Agent does not install on a system which is using the SJIS locale. If you were using the 940-0023 cable with a previous PowerChute product, you must replace it with the 940-0020 or 940-0128 cable when you use PowerChute Business Edition. Description PowerChute Business Edition requires the 940-0020 or the 940-0128 cable for UPS communications using Simple Signaling. Problem/Issue: The 940-0023 cable does not perform properly with a Back-UPS or a UPS using Simple Signaling. SNMPv3 connection has been successful, and Event Log reports indicating a failed connection attempt can be disregarded in this scenario. Ms-dos 6.22 3 disk download.ĭescription Certain MIB browsers attempt initial connections before using the correct username specified in PowerChute. Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22 Supplemental Disk (3.5-1.44mb). Originally 86-DOS, written by Tim Paterson of Seattle Computer Products, DOS was a rough clone of CP/M for 8086 based hardware. Problem/Issue: PowerChute reports a failed SNMPv3 connection attempt in the Event Log, though the SNMPv3 connected has been successful. Description This issue is specific to using the 990-0128D cable with Simple Signaling. Problem/Issue: No events are logged in the Event Log for Runtime Calibration if PowerChute is configured with Simple Signaling and communicating with a 990-0128D cable. The 'Predicted Replacement Date' field shows the manufacture date of the battery pack instead of the battery replacement date. Description The 'Battery Installation Date' field cannot be modified, and the date might not reflect the correct factory installation date. Problem/Issue: Some fields in the Predictive Battery Replacement section of the Battery Management page behave differently for UPS devices with the SRT prefix and LI postfix, e.g. Description This issue is specific to these UPS models only. Problem/Issue: Bypass-related events are not shown in the Event Configuration screen for some UPS devices with the SRC prefix and UXI postfix, e.g. Visit Knowledge Base article on the to find out more about UPS model types. Description This issue is specific to Type B UPS devices. SRC1K1, SRC2KI, SRC1K1-IN, and SRC1KUXI, a self test can be initiated if the battery percentage is below 70%. Problem/Issue: On Type B UPS devices, except models with the SRC prefix, e.g. Description This issue is specific to this UPS model. SUA3000RM, the 'Replace Battery' event is logged in the Event Log and the UPS status changes to 'Replace Battery' in the Battery Management page after a 'Self Test Failed' event. Problem/Issue: On some UPS devices with the SUA prefix, e.g. Combinations using SHA-1 and AES-192 or AES-256 allow successful connection. Description This issue is specific to the SHA1 and AES-256 Ex combination only. Problem/Issue: You are unable to create an SNMPv3 profile with SHA1 as the Authentication Protocol and AES-256 Ex as the Privacy Protocol. Manually turn off the UPS until these power-related events are resolved, i.e. SMT 750 C, SMC 1500C, the UPS does not shut down.ĭescription The outlet group(s) connected to the UPS do shutdown however, the UPS itself does not. Problem/Issue: If a 'Power Failed' or 'Low Battery' event is triggered on some UPS devices with the C postfix, e.g. Description This issue is specific to UPS devices that support bypass. Problem/Issue: No record is logged in the Event Log if you try to put your UPS into bypass mode, and it is unsuccessful.
Description This issue is specific to these UPS devices and does not affect any functionality. For example: AVR Boost Enabled, AVR Trim Enabled, AVR Boost Not Enabled, AVR Trim Not Enabled, Extended Undervoltage, Extended Overvoltage, Frequent Undervoltage, and Frequent Overvoltage.
RT 2200 XL, RT 1000 XL, display some events in the Event Configuration screen that are not supported by these models. See all results for apc powerchute business edition. Problem/Issue: Some UPS devices with the RT prefix, e.g.ĩ results for 'apc powerchute business edition' Showing most relevant results. To work around this, you can change these values using a Network Management 2 (NMC2) card. When the values are edited and saved, the new values do not persist and instead, the previous values remain. SMX3000LVNC, SMX3000HVNC, SMC1500I, do not allow the values for High and Low Transfer Values to be edited in the UPS Settings screen.ĭescription This issue is specific to these UPS devices. Problem/Issue: Some UPS devices with the SMX and SMC prefix, e.g. Description This is an issue with the IE2 card for both Smart and Simple Signaling configuration with PowerChute Business Edition.
PowerChute Business Edition Known Issues PowerChute Business Edition Known Issues Problem/Issue: Initiating a shutdown through the Shutdown Now screen does not shut down the UPS if an Interface Expander 2 (IE2) card is inserted.
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