Dell Metered Rack Power Distribution Unit User's Guide

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Dellt Metered Rack Power Distribution Unit
(rPDU)
User's Guide
DELLM0001, DELLM001A, DELLM0002, DELLM0003, DELLM0004
DELLM004A, DELLM0005, DELLM0006, DELLM0007
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Page 1 - User's Guide

Dellt Metered Rack Power Distribution Unit(rPDU)User's GuideDELLM0001, DELLM001A, DELLM0002, DELLM0003, DELLM0004DELLM004A, DELLM0005, DELLM0006,

Page 2 - Notes and Warnings

10|IntroductionrPDU installed using deep mounting pegs on the side (90°)rPDU installed using standard mounting pegs on the back (180°)Figure 3. Standa

Page 3 - Table of Contents

11Introduction|Attached Input ConnectionsAll models use an IEC60309 input connector plug on a 3m (10 ft) cable attached to the rPDU. The type of input

Page 4 - 6 Serial Interface Operation

12|IntroductionLCD Panel and Pushbutton ControlsThe rPDU interface provides access to real-time performance monitoring and event notification data thr

Page 5 - 7 Web Interface Operation

13Introduction|Finding InformationCAUTION: The Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Information document provides important safety and regulatoryinfo

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14|Safety WarningsSafety WarningsIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONSThis manual contains important instructions that you should follo

Page 7 - Introduction

15Installation|InstallationThis section explains:S Unpacking the Dell Metered Rack Power Distribution Unit (rPDU) equipmentS Equipment inspectionS Set

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16|Installation3 Place the rPDU in a protected area that has adequate airflow and is free of humidity, flammable gas, andcorrosion.4 Discard or recycl

Page 9 - Physical Description

17Installation|Preparing for InstallationBefore installing the rPDUs in a rack enclosure, consider location and orientation. For most installations, t

Page 10 - Delta and Wye Configurations

18|InstallationSide-Mounted Strain Relief BracketFront-Mounted Strain Relief BracketFigure 6. Strain Relief BracketInstalling Deep Mounting PegsTo ins

Page 11 - Circuit Breakers

19Installation|Figure 7. Installing the Deep Mounting PegsInstalling the rPDU in the Rack EnclosureTo install the rPDU in a rack enclosure:1 Move the

Page 12 - S Dry contact sensor

Notes and WarningsNOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your product.CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates a potential

Page 13 - Finding Information

20|InstallationFigure 9. Mounting Two rPDUs in the PDU Tray6 Continue to “Attaching the Ground Wire” section on page 21.

Page 14 - Safety Warnings

21Installation|Attaching the Ground WireTo attach the ground wire to the rack:NOTE: Dell recommends that you ground the rPDU to the rack frame with th

Page 15 - Installation

22|InstallationConnecting the Protected EquipmentCAUTION: For PLUGGABLE EQUIPMENT, the power outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be

Page 16 - Checking the Accessory Bag

23Installation|Front PanelsThis section shows the front panels of the rPDU models.rPDU Model Number See Figure On PageDELLM0001 Figure 11 23DELLM001A

Page 17 - Preparing for Installation

24|InstallationSide-Mounted or Front-MountedStrain Relief Bracket (Optional)42U(6) 20A Circuit BreakersOutput Receptacles(18) IEC 320-C13; 10A(12) IEC

Page 18 - Installing Deep Mounting Pegs

25Installation|42U(6) 20A Circuit BreakersSide-Mounted Strain Relief Bracket (Optional)Output Receptacles(42) IEC 320-C13; 10AIEC60309-60A(Waterproof

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26|InstallationSide-Mounted Strain Relief Bracket (Optional)48U(6) 20A Circuit BreakersOutput Receptacles(48) IEC 320-C13; 10AIEC60309-60A(Waterproof

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27External Signaling Ports|External Signaling PortsTwo types of external signaling ports are provided on the rPDU front panel (see Figure 18):S Commun

Page 21 - Attaching the Ground Wire

28|External Signaling PortsSerial PortThe serial port provides RS-232 serial communication between the rPDUs and a computer using an RJ-45 toDB-9 seri

Page 22 - Shutting Down the rPDU

29External Signaling Ports|Table 3 provides RJ-45 serial connector port pin assignments.Table 3. Serial Communication RJ-45 Port Pin AssignmentPinSign

Page 23 - Front Panels

3Table of Contents|Table of Contents1 IntroductionPhysical Description 9. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Page 24 - Figure 13. DELLM0003

30|External Signaling PortsNOTE: Temperature readings are measured in Kelvin (K), then converted and reported as °C on the LCD panel.Dry Contact Senso

Page 25 - Figure 15. DELLM0005

31LCD Operation|LCD OperationThis chapter contains information on how to use the Dell Metered Rack Power Distribution Unit (rPDU),including:S LCD pane

Page 26 - Figure 17. DELLM0007

32|LCD OperationTable 4 describes the elements that comprise the LCD panel.Table 4. LCD Panel ElementsLCD Panel Element DescriptionScroll up to go bac

Page 27 - External Signaling Ports

33LCD Operation|Locking a ScreenTo lock a screen, press the button. The screen view stays locked and does not automatically return to thedefault scr

Page 28 - Serial Port

34|LCD OperationTable 6 describes the values on the Input Status screen display.Table 6. Input Status ScreenStatus DescriptionInput Voltage (V) Presen

Page 29 - Monitoring Ports

35LCD Operation|Table 7 provides descriptions of Main Menu selections.Table 7. Main Menu SelectionsMain Menu DescriptionPerformance Selections on the

Page 30 - Dry Contact Sensor (Optional)

36|LCD OperationRetrieving Performance InformationTo select an option and retrieve rPDU performance information:1 From the Main menu, use the or b

Page 31 - LCD Operation

37LCD Operation|Table 8. Performance Menu Selections PerformanceSubmenuOption DescriptionL1 MenuL1 Voltage Present voltage reading for phase 1 (L1),

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38|LCD OperationTable 8. Performance Menu Selections (Fortsetzung)Option DescriptionPerformanceSubmenuPowerActive Power Provides the calculated value

Page 33 - Input Status Screen

39LCD Operation|Table 9. Measured and Calculated Meters (Fortsetzung)DescriptionMeter UnitPeak ConsumptionWatts (with time stamp)Watts (W) Peak power

Page 34 - Main Menu Selections

4|Table of ContentsMonitoring Ports 29. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Temperature an

Page 35 - Performance Menu

40|LCD OperationTable 10. Alarms , Notices, and Events NameDescription TypeL1 Over Current Warning The Phase 1 input current amperage (A) reading isg

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41LCD Operation|Table 10. Alarms , Notices, and Events (Fortsetzung)Name TypeDescriptionOverload Warning The total watts (W) reading for all three pha

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42|LCD OperationTable 10. Alarms , Notices, and Events (Fortsetzung)Name TypeDescriptionFatal EEPROM Fault This alarm occurs when the EEPROM experienc

Page 38 - time and date stamp

43LCD Operation|System InfoThe System Info menu screens display the following rPDU identification information:S Type and modelS rPDU part numberS Seri

Page 39 - Alarms Menu

44|LCD Operation7 Use the or buttons to toggle to the value you want to set.8 Set a new value by pressing the button again for longer than one s

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45LCD Operation|Table 11. Settings SettingsSubmenuSetting Option Available Settings Default SettingCumulativeReset Peak Watts [No] [Yes]If No, no ac

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46|LCD OperationTable 11. Settings (Continued)Setting Option Default SettingAvailable SettingsSettingsSubmenuL2 SettingsL2 Over Current Warning Level

Page 42 - Event Log

47LCD Operation|Table 11. Settings (Continued)Setting Option Default SettingAvailable SettingsSettingsSubmenuPower LimitsNear Overload Warning Level

Page 43 - Settings

48|LCD OperationTable 11. Settings (Continued)Setting Option Default SettingAvailable SettingsSettingsSubmenuContact config.Contact 1 [Normally open]

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49LCD Operation|Table 11. Settings (Continued)Setting Option Default SettingAvailable SettingsSettingsSubmenuLCD displayLCD Contrast [-5], [-4], [-3]

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5Table of Contents|reboot command 61. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . sensors command

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50|Serial Interface OperationSerial Interface OperationThis section describes remotely configuring and monitoring a Dell Metered Rack Power Distributi

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51Serial Interface Operation|NOTE: You must be logged in to the rPDU before commands can be sent.NOTE: See Page 56 though Page 64 for descriptions of

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52|Serial Interface Operation4 Go to Step 9.5 Open HyperTerminal from the computer Start menu:Select Start > All Programs > Accessories > Com

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53Serial Interface Operation|Figure 30. Define Serial Connection8 On the Properties dialog for the port you selected, set the Port Settings values fro

Page 50 - Serial Interface Operation

54|Serial Interface OperationConfiguring the Network with a DHCP ServerNOTE: The NMC automatically collects the network configuration settings (IP par

Page 51 - Nomenclature

55Serial Interface Operation|Configuring the Network without a DHCP ServerTo configure a network without a DHCP server:1 In the HyperTerminal session

Page 52 - 4 Go to Step 9

56|Serial Interface Operationalarm commandUse this command to retrieve critical alarm thresholds for individual phases and a total of all phases. Also

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57Serial Interface Operation|current commandUse this command to retrieve the present current measurement for each rPDU phase line.Usage<rPDU>cur

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58|Serial Interface OperationRetrieve the present current threshold for all rPDU phases (L1, L2, or L3)rPDU>current thresholdExamplerPDU>current

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59Serial Interface Operation|factory_defaults commandUse this command to reset the rPDU configuration to the factory defaults.Usage<rPDU>factory

Page 56 - (Three-phase rPDUs only)

6|Table of ContentsClearing Logs 89. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Saving Logs to an E

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60|Serial Interface Operationnetwork commandUse this command to access the serial interface CLI and retrieve or modify network configuration.UsagerPDU

Page 58 - Log out of the serial CLI

61Serial Interface Operation|power commandUse this command to retrieve or clear the power readings for current consumption and peak consumption watts.

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62|Serial Interface Operationsensors commandUse this command to retrieve values or set temperature and humidity thresholds for environment monitorings

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63Serial Interface Operation|temperature commandUse this command to retrieve the present temperature reading from the environmental monitoring sensor.

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64|Serial Interface Operationvoltage commandUse this command to retrieve the input voltage to the rPDU. The command response is specific to a single r

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65Serial Interface Operation|Retrieve the input voltage for a specific phase line (Three-phase rPDUs only)rPDU>[XN|YN|ZN|XZ|XY|YZ]Three-Phase Wye E

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66|Web Interface OperationWeb Interface OperationThis chapter describes configuring and monitoring a Dell Metered Rack Power Distribution Unit (rPDU)r

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67Web Interface Operation|Table 17 provides Web interface descriptions.Table 17. Web Interface DescriptionsAreaDescriptionHeader Bar The header bar di

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68|Web Interface OperationFigure 32. Menu SelectionsAccessing the Web InterfaceThe Web interface can be accessed using standard Web browsers. Up to ei

Page 66 - Web Interface Operation

69Web Interface Operation|Figure 34. Login AuthenticationNOTE: The default user name is admin and the default password is admin.Configuring DPI Admini

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7Introduction|IntroductionThe Dellt Metered Rack Power Distribution Unit (rPDU) models are installed at the rear in a rack enclosure.The rack enclosur

Page 68 - Accessing the Web Interface

70|Web Interface Operation5 From the Access Type list, select the user privilege. Selections are Device Access or Read Only.6 Click Save to apply the

Page 69 - Configuring User Access

71Web Interface Operation| Table 18 describes the attributes in the Email Configuration table.Table 18. Email ConfigurationAttributeDescriptionMail

Page 70 - Setting the Date and Time

72|Web Interface OperationFigure 35. Email Notification Test for Mail Type Daily Status Table 19 describes the attributes in the Email Recipients Tabl

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73Web Interface Operation|Configuring DPI AttributesThis section explains:S Setting the Dell DPI system attributesS Resetting the Dell DPI configurati

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74|Web Interface OperationUploading a Configuration FileTo upload a configuration file:1 From the System menu, click Configuration. The Configuration

Page 73 - Configuring DPI Attributes

75Web Interface Operation|Configuring Default CSV File Opening SettingsTo configure default CSV file opening settings:1 After the configuration file i

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76|Web Interface Operation Table 21 describes the attributes in the General TCP/IPv4 Configuration table.Table 21. General TCP/IPv4 ConfigurationAttri

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77Web Interface Operation| Table 22 describes the attributes in the General TCP/IPv6 Configuration table.Table 22. General TCP/IPv6 ConfigurationAttri

Page 76 - 3 Click Save

78|Web Interface OperationTable 23 describes the attributes in the TCP/IP Control table.Table 23. TCP/IP ControlAttributeDescriptionBootP/DHCP Status

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79Web Interface Operation|Table 24 describes the attributes in the Access Control Table.Table 24. Access Control TableAttributeDescriptionIndex Index

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8|IntroductionProviding outstanding performance and reliability, the rPDU benefits include the following:S The rPDU can be installed as either 42U or

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80|Web Interface OperationConfiguring SNMP Trap ReceiversTo set SNMP trap receivers:1 From the Network menu, click SNMP Configuration. The SNMP Config

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81Web Interface Operation|Monitoring and Managing the rPDUThis section explains:S Viewing the present rPDU statusS Viewing rPDU and Web/SNMP card iden

Page 81 - Viewing Present rPDU Status

82|Web Interface OperationTable 27 describes the attributes in the Present Values table.Table 27. Present Values Attribute DescriptionPDU Nominal Act

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83Web Interface Operation|Viewing rPDU System InformationTo view rPDU system information:1 From the Power Management menu, click Information. The Info

Page 83 - Monitoring Input Statistics

84|Web Interface OperationTable 28. Input Statistics (Fortsetzung)Attribute DescriptionTablePDU Input Remaining Active Power (W) Provides the watts ca

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85Web Interface Operation|Table 28. Input Statistics (Fortsetzung)Attribute DescriptionTableHigh Critical: Causes an alarm when the input currentamper

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86|Web Interface OperationThe meter bar colors on the Input page represent the following:S Blue – The current reading for L1, L2, or L3 is below the l

Page 86 - Managing Environment Sensors

87Web Interface Operation|Table 29. Environment (Fortsetzung)Attribute DescriptionTableSensor ThresholdsTemperature Thresholds (°C) High Warning, High

Page 87 - Humidity

88|Web Interface OperationThe meter bar colors on the Environment page represent the following:S Green – The temperature or humidity reading is within

Page 88 - Viewing Event and Data logs

89Web Interface Operation|Clearing LogsNOTE: Logs are overwritten automatically when a maximum of 50 entries are collected. Use this option if you cho

Page 89 - Clearing Logs

9Introduction|Physical DescriptionInstallation ConfigurationsThe rPDUs can be mounted vertically in several installation configurations and orientatio

Page 90 - This procedure is completed

90|Web Interface OperationRestarting the Internal rPDU NMCTo restart the rPDU NMC:1 From the System menu, click Configuration. The Configuration page

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