IUPS-NET504 - Network card / adapter Techly - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Network card / adapter (SNMP card for UPS monitoring)
Brand	Techly
Model	IUPS-NET504
Interface	RJ45 (Ethernet), RS232, USB (model dependent)
Ethernet Speed	10/100 Mbps auto-sensing
Supported Protocols	TCP/IP, UDP, SNMP, Telnet, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, SMTP, Modbus
Management	Web browser, Telnet, NMS (e.g., SNMPView)
Security	SSL/TLS, SSH encryption
LED Indicators	Power, Communication status, Ethernet link/activity
Power Supply	5.3V DC via external adaptor
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
Operating Humidity	20% to 80% RH non-condensing
Dimensions	Approx. 100 x 60 x 25 mm (3.9 x 2.4 x 1.0 in)
Weight	Approx. 100 g (3.5 oz)
Compatibility	UPS with Contact Closure or RS232 interface
Monitoring Features	SNMP MIB, remote UPS monitoring, shutdown control
Notification Methods	SNMP trap, email, SMS (with optional modem)
Included Software	Netility (configuration), ClientMate (shutdown), SNMPView (NMS), etc.
Optional Sensors	NetFeeler II for temperature, humidity, water, smoke, etc.
Package Contents	NetAgent card, utility CD, quick installation guide, cables, adaptor (model dependent)

Frequently Asked Questions - IUPS-NET504 Techly

How do I configure the IP address of the IUPS-NET504?

Use the Netility software included on the utility CD. Install it on a PC within the same network, then it will automatically discover the NetAgent. You can assign a static IP or use DHCP from the 'Network Settings' option.

Can I monitor the UPS remotely via internet?

Yes. After configuring the IP address and enabling remote access (e.g., port forwarding on your router), you can log in to the NetAgent's web interface from anywhere using its public IP or DDNS hostname.

What protocols does the IUPS-NET504 support?

It supports TCP/IP, UDP, SNMP (v1, v2c, v3), Telnet, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, SMTP, and Modbus (TCP and RTU/ASCII).

How do I set up email alerts?

Go to Configuration > Email in the web interface. Enter your SMTP server details, sender email, and recipient addresses. You can also enable SSL/TLS for secure transmission. Test the configuration using the 'Send Test Mail' option.

How do I perform a UPS self-test?

Navigate to Information > Remote Control on the NetAgent web page. You can choose between a 10-second test, a deep battery test, or test until battery low. Click 'Apply' to execute.

What is the default username and password?

The default access credentials are printed on the label of the NetAgent unit. Typically, the username is 'admin' and the password is a unique alphanumeric string. It is recommended to change the password after first login.

How do I upgrade the firmware?

Use the Netility software. Select the NetAgent from the list, then click 'Firmware Upgrade'. Browse to the appropriate .bin file from the official website. During upgrade, do not power off or disconnect the device.

Can I connect environmental sensors?

Yes. The IUPS-NET504 supports the optional NetFeeler II sensor, which can monitor temperature, humidity, water leakage, smoke, and security. Connect it via the ENV port or USB (on compatible models).

How does the shutdown software work?

Install ClientMate on PCs on the network. When the UPS signals AC failure or battery low, the NetAgent sends a command to ClientMate, which automatically saves open files and gracefully shuts down the operating system.

What do the LED indicators mean?

The Power LED (green) indicates normal operation. The Communication LED (amber/red) shows UPS connection status: flashing amber means data transfer, solid red means lost connection. The Ethernet LED (green/yellow) indicates link speed and activity.

USER MANUAL IUPS-NET504 Techly

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Chapter 1. Introduction...... 1

1.1 Features .... 1
1.2 Applications....2

Chapter 2. NetAgent Series .... 4

2.1 NetAgent Mini 4

2.1.1 NetAgent Mini Outlook....5
2.1.2 NetAgent Mini LED Indication 6

2.2 NetAgent II Models....7

2.2.1 NetAgent II Outlook ....7
2.2.2 NetAgent II Led Indication.... 10

2.3 NetAgent Mini 9/ NetAgent 9....11

2.3.1 NetAgent Mini 9 Outlook 12
2.3.2 NetAgent Mini 9 LED Indication 14

2.4 NetAgent 9 Series....16

2.4.1 NetAgent 9 Outlook 16
2.4.2 NetAgent 9 LED Indication.... 20

2.5 NetAgent Mini 9 / NetAgent 9 Package Accessories 21

Chapter 3. NetAgent Installation ...... 22

3.1 Hardware Installation 22

Internal NetAgent 22
External NetAgent Mini....23
External NetAgent II / 9....24

3.2 Software Installation 25

Chapter 4. NetAgent Setting ...... 26

4.1 Introduction 26
4.2 NetAgent Login Procedure.... 27
4.3 Netility Installation and Setting 29
4.4 NetAgent Setting 38

4.4.1 Web Interface.... 38
4.4.2 NetAgent Option Directory Structure 40
4.4.3 NetAgent Setting Options 41

Information > System Status 41
Information > Basic Information.... 43
Information > Current Status 44
Information > Remote Control 45

Information > Meter/Chart 46

Information > SMS Modem Status.... 48

Information > NetSwitch Status.... 49

Information > NetFeeler (NetFeeler II).... 50

Configuration > UPS Configuration .... 51

Configuration > UPS On/Off Schedule 54

Configuration > Network 58

Configuration > Wireless 66

Configuration > SNMP 68

Configuration > Email....75

Configuration > SMS 80

Configuration > Web/Telnet 83

Configuration > System Time 88

Configuration > SMS Modem....90

Configuration > NetSwitch 95

Configuration > NetFeeler 100

Configuration > MODBUS 103

Configuration > Language 106

Log Information > Event Log 107

Log Information > SMS Log 108

Log Information > Data Log 109

Log Information > Battery Test Log 111

Help > Search NetAgent ....113

Help > Serial Port Debug....114

Help > Help ....116

Help > About....117

Chapter 5. Telnet/ SSH ....120

Chapter 6. ClientMate....122

Chapter 7. SNMP View....130

Chapter 8. iMConfig....138

Chapter 9. SMS Server Software ....142

Chapter 10. Appendix....148

Chapter 1. Introduction

1.1 Features

NetAgent is the SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) card for monitoring UPS. Not only could remote control the UPS and get the current status of it, the NetAgent that has 3 ports or USB ports could also provide other functions, ex. connect to compatible modem to send SMS notification, or our NetFeeler II and its additional sensors for ambient temperature, humidity and water status. This product is for “Contact Closure” and “RS232” interface UPS. The communication protocol includes the Contact Closure, RS232[MegaTec], Phoenixtec], SEC 2400, SEC 9600, Megatec Three Phase, ..etc. NetAgent provides a simple and easy installation procedure. CD provides along with NetAgent offers several software to allow the user to configure IP address; central monitoring and multi shutdown on different operating systems. Other advance configurations could be accomplished in the Web browser.

Features:

① Provide SNMP MIB to monitor & control UPS
② Auto-sense 10M /100M Fast Ethernet (10M/100M/1000M is available for specific model)
③ Manage and configure via Telnet, Web Browser or NMS
4 Support TCP/IP, UDP, SNMP, Telnet, SNTP, PPP, HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, Modbus Protocol
⑤ Support SSL/TLS, SSH Encryption
⑥ Providing easy setup and upgrade tools via our Netility software
⑦ Send SNMP TRAP ; E-mail and SMS for events notification.
8 Auto email daily UPS history report
⑨ Perform graceful shutdown with our ClientMate software
10 Add-on optional NetFeeler II for temperature, humidity, water, smoke and door sensor

1.2 Applications

■ NetAgent allows UPS to be monitor on network

When the UPS connects with NetAgent, the system manager could check each and every UPS condition by a computer with Browser installed. The manager could monitor and control the UPS by simply input the IP address of the NetAgent which connects to the UPS. When there is a power abnormal condition happens, the NetAgent could also send the trap information to the system manager to take proper action.

■ NetAgent Provides Shutdown Utilities

When a computer install our shutdown software in the network that connects to the NetAgent, when UPS is in AC failure condition or Battery Low condition, the software would close all the files of the operating system and shutdown gracefully. This could avoid system corrupt when a power disconnection happened.

■ NetAgent II for Surrounding Monitoring

3 Ports NetAgent or NetAgent with USB ports could connect to optional sensor-NetFeeler II to get the surrounding temperature/humidity/smoke/fire signals. These information could also be revealed on the NetAgent Web page. When there is an abnormal condition happened, it could also be sent as a trap to the system manager.

When we need the NetAgent?

When we need to remote monitoring and controls the UPS conditions. For example, the system manager could use the Internet to control all the UPS conditions all over the country. When the shutdown utility is installed, the shutdown utility could close all the files and shutdown the system when a power abnormal condition happened.

② When we need to monitor surrounding conditions of the server room, warehouse, office, etc. For example, the system manager could know the temperature, humidity, smoke and water condition by our NetFeeler II which connects with NetAgent. User may read the data via NetAgent webpage.

graph TD
    A["Browser, Telnet NMS, SNMPView"] -->|LAN or Internet| B["ClientMate for Windows (Free)"]
    A --> C["ClientMate for Linux ClientMate for FreeBSD (Free)"]
    C --> D["ClientMate for Windows 98,NT,2000, Windows Me,XP,2003"]
    C --> E["ClientMate for Linux ClientMate for FreeBSD (Option)"]
    C --> F["UPSilon for Unix (Option)"]
    F --> G["UPSilon 2000 (Option)"]
    G --> H["Novell NetWare"]
    H --> I["NetAgent II"]
    I --> J["NetAgent Mini"]
    J --> K["RS232 UPS"]
    G --> L["RS232"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style K fill:#ccf,stroke:#333

Fig.1 Network connection diagram of NetAgent and shutdown software

graph TD
    A["Single Port"] -->|LAN| B["Router"]
    C["Multi Port"] -->|USB to RS202 cable| D["GPRS Option"]
    D --> E["USB Support"]
    F["Environment Sensors"] --> G["NetFecler2 (built-in RF, temperature & humidity sensors)"]
    G --> H["RF Security Sensor"]
    I["Local user"] --> B
    J["Remote user"] --> B
    B --> K["WWW"]
    L["UPS"] --> M["Connected internally or externally"]
    M --> N["Model: BY506"]
    M --> O["Model: BY505"]
    P["Local user"] --> B
    Q["Remote user"] --> B
    R["Multi Port"] --> S["Model: CY504"]
    S --> T["Model: CY503"]
    U["Multi Port"] --> V["Model: DY806"]
    V --> W["Model: DY801"]
    X["Environment Sensors"] --> Y["RF Smoke / Gas Sensor"]
    Z["Local user"] --> B
    AA["Remote user"] --> B

Fig.2 NetAgent 9 connection diagram with NetFeeler

Chapter 2. NetAgent Series

2.1 NetAgent Mini

NetAgent Mini Model
Model Name	Package Contents	Internal	External	RJ45 Port	RS232 Port	ENV Port	USB Port	Single Phase	Three Phase
DP520DT520	1. NetAgent Mini SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V				V	V
DP801DT801	1. NetAgent Mini SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V				V	V
DP802DT802	1. NetAgent Mini SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V				V	V
DP522DT522	1. NetAgent Mini SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. Adaptor		V	V				V	V
DP523DT523(Dry Contact Only)	1. NetAgent Mini SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. Adaptor		V	V				V	V
DP532DT532	1. NetAgent Mini SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. Adaptor		V	V				V	V
DP630	1. USB NetAgent Mini SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. Adaptor		V	V				V	V

2.1.1 NetAgent Mini Outlook

DP/DT520	DP/DT522	DP/DT523	DP/DT532
DP/DT801	DP/DT802	DP630

2.1.2 NetAgent Mini LED Indication

graph TD
    A["Amber"] --> B["Communication"]
    A --> C["Flashing"]
    A --> D["Transferring data with UPS"]
    E["Red"] --> F["Connection Status with UPS"]
    E --> G["Flashing"]
    E --> H["Off"]
    E --> I["Lost connection"]
    E --> J["Connecting with UPS"]
    K["Green"] --> L["Power Status"]
    K --> M["NetAgent Mini Status"]
    K --> N["On"]
    K --> O["Off"]
    K --> P["Normal"]
    K --> Q["No Power"]
    R["Yellow"] --> S["Green"]
    R --> T["Yellow"]
    U["100M"] --> V["Green"]
    W["10Mbps"] --> X["Green"]
    Y["10Mbps"] --> Z["Yellow"]
    AA["10Mbps"] --> AB["Yellow"]
    AC["10Mbps"] --> AD["Yellow"]

NOTE : When writing firmware, red and yellow led alternating flashing, DO NOT remove any power

2.2 NetAgent II Models

NetAgent II Model
Model Name	Package Content	Internal	External	RJ45	RS232	ENV	USB	Single Phase	Three Phase
CP503CT503	1. NetAgent SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. M2501 Cable( For Dry Contact UPS)5. M2502 or M2505 Cable(For RS232 UPS)6. Adaptor		V	V				V	V
CP504CT504	1. NetAgent SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V				V	V
BT505	1. NetAgent SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. M2501 Cable( For Dry Contact UPS)5. M2502 or M2505 Cable(For RS232 UPS)6. M2506 Cable (For Modem)7. Adaptor		V	V	V	V		V	V
BT506	1. NetAgent SNMP Card2. NetAgent utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. M2506 Cable (For Modem)5. Adaptor	V		V	V	V		V	V

NOTE : Model CP/CT are discontinued.

2.2.1 NetAgent II Outlook

CP/CT 503	CP/CT 504
BT505	BT506

One Port NetAgent II

◆ Three Ports NetAgent II

2.2.2 NetAgent II Led Indication

graph TD
    A["RJ45 Ethernet"] --> B["Green"]
    A --> C["Yellow"]
    B --> D["On"]
    B --> E["Flashing"]
    C --> F["On"]
    C --> G["Flashing"]
    H["Status LED"] --> I["Red UPS Communication"]
    I --> J["Green Power"]
    I --> K["Off"]
    I --> L["Power On"]
    M["Status LED"] --> N["Power On"]
    M --> O["Lost Communication"]
    M --> P["Writing Firmware"]
    style M fill:#f9f,stroke:#333

NOTE : When writing firmware, red and yellow led alternating flashing, DO NOT remove any power

2.3 NetAgent Mini 9/ NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini 9 Models

NetAgent Mini 9 Model
Model Name	Package Contents	Internal	External	RJ45	RS232	ENV	USB	Single Phase	Three Phase
DX520DY520	1. NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V				V	V
DX801DY801	1. NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V				V	V
DX802DY802	1. NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V				V	V
DX806DY806	1. NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. M2509 Cable (USB)	V		V			V	V	V
DY807	1. NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V			V	V	V
DX522DY522	1. NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. Adaptor		V	V				V	V
DX523DY523(Dry Contact Only)	1. NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. Adaptor		V	V				V	V
DX532DY532	1. NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. Adaptor		V	V				V	V
DX630DY630	1. USB NetAgent Mini 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. Adaptor		V	V				V	V

2.3.1 NetAgent Mini 9 Outlook

NetAgent Mini 9 Series
DX/DY 520	DX/DY 522	DX/DY 523	DX/DY 532
DX/DY 801	DX/DY 802	DX/DY 806	DY 807
DX/DY 630

DX/DY Internal
LED Status

RJ45 Port

DX/DY External

RJ45 Port

2.3.2 NetAgent Mini 9 LED Indication

graph TD
    A["User"] --> B["Status LED"]
    A --> C["RJ45 Ethernet"]
    B --> D["Amber"]
    B --> E["Red"]
    D --> F["Communication"]
    D --> G["Flashing"]
    D --> H["Transferring data with UPS"]
    E --> I["Connection Status with UPS"]
    E --> J["Flashing"]
    E --> K["Off"]
    E --> L["Lost connection"]
    E --> M["Connecting with UPS"]
    N["Green"] --> O["Power Status"]
    N --> P["Yellow"]
    O --> Q["On"]
    O --> R["Off"]
    O --> S["Normal"]
    O --> T["No Power"]
    U["NetAgent Mini Status"] --> V["On"]
    U --> W["Off"]
    U --> X["Operating"]
    U --> Y["Stop working"]
    Z["Green"] --> AA["On"]
    Z --> AB["Flashing"]
    Z --> AC["100 Mbps"]
    Z --> AD["Sending/Receiving Data"]
    AE["Yellow"] --> AF["On"]
    AE --> AG["Flashing"]
    AE --> AH["10 Mbps"]
    AE --> AI["Sending/Receiving Data"]

NOTE : When writing firmware, red led alternating flashing, DO NOT remove any power

DX/DY 520 Internal

DX/DY 801

DX/DY 802

graph TD
    subgraph Power
        A["D5 Green"] --> B["Power"]
        C["Off Normal"] --> D["No Power"]
    end

    subgraph UPS connection
        E["Red"] --> F["Flashing"]
        F --> G["Lost connection"]
        H["Off Connecting with UPS"]
    end

    subgraph Yellow
        I["Yellow"] --> J["NetAgent Mini 9 Status"]
        K["On Operating"] --> L["Stop Working"]
    end

    subgraph DY 807
        M["D4 Blue"] --> N["Communication Status"]
        O["Off Flashing"] --> P["Sending/Receiving Data"]
    end

    style Power fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style UPS connection fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style Yellow fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style DY 807 fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

    %% Note: The diagram shows connections between components (D5-D4, D4-DX/DY-806) and associated status indicators (Status, Power, Status).

2.4 NetAgent 9 Series

NetAgent 9 Model
Model Name	Package Contents	Internal	External	RJ45	RS232	ENV	USB	Single Phase	Three Phase
CX/CY 503	1. NetAgent 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. M2501 Cable(For Dry Contact UPS)5. M2502or M2505 Cable(For RS232 UPS)6. Adaptor		V	V				V	V
CX/CY 504	1. NetAgent 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)	V		V				V	V
BX/BY 505	1. NetAgent 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. M2501 Cable(For Dry Contact UPS)5. M2502 or M2505 Cable(For RS232 UPS)6. M2506 Cable ( For ModBus on RS485)7. RS485 Converter board8. Adaptor		V	V		V	V	V	V
BX/BY 506	1. NetAgent 9 SNMP Card2. NetAgent Utility CD3. Quick Installation Guide (Optional)4. M2506 Cable ( For ModBus on RS485)5. RS485 Converter board	V		V		V	V	V	V

Black electronic device with network port and a white label (no readable text or symbols beyond branding)

Black electronic circuit board with ports and components (no visible text or symbols)

Black wireless router device with network ports and a central display (no visible text or symbols)

Electronic circuit board with network ports and components (no visible text or symbols)

One Port NetAgent 9

◆ NetAgent 9 W/USB Ports

◆ NetAgent 9 USB Port Add-On

graph TD
    A["Net Agent 9"] -->|BX/BY 506| B["GPRS/CDMA Modem"]
    C["Net Agent 9"] -->|BX/BY 505| D["USB NetFeeler II (Only apply on BY505/BY506 with special firmware)"]
    B --> E["WiFi Dongle"]
    B --> F["NetSwitch"]
    B --> G["ModBus on RS485 Converter Board (BY505/BY506Only)"]
    D --> H["Net Feeler II"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style G fill:#fcc,stroke:#333

2.4.2 NetAgent 9 LED Indication

Status	Power On	Lost Communication	Writing Firmware
Yellow	On	On	Off
NetAgent 9 Status
Red	Off	Flashing	Flashing
UPS Communication
Green	On	On	On
Power

NOTE : When writing firmware, red led alternating flashing, DO NOT remove any power

CX/CY 504

BX/BY 506

2.5 NetAgent Mini 9 / NetAgent 9 Package Accessories

(1) Utility CD

CD Contens :

■ Netility - NetAgent Software too – IP configuration / Firmware Upgrade
■ ClientMate - Shutdown Software
■ SMS Server - SMS Notification Software (with compatible Modem)
■ SNMPView - NMS Software/ Multi Monitoring
■ Time Server - Time ServerSoftware
■ iMConfig - Multi Configuration Software

(2) Quick Installation Guide (Optional)

(3) Adaptor

Black electrical plug with two leads and a 5.3V label, no readable text or symbols beyond the label.

For NetAgent Mini Series

For NetAgent 9 Series

(4) ModBus On RS485 Coverter Board

(5) Cables

■ M2501 – For connection between NetAgent and dry contact UPS

Pure electrical connector diagram showing two connected components (no text or symbols)

■ M2502 – For connection between NetAgent and RS232 pin 6,7,9 UPS

Pure electrical connector diagram showing two connected components (no text or symbols)

■ M2505 –For connection between NetAgent and RS232 pin 2,3,5 UPS

Pure electrical connector diagram showing two connected dials (no text or symbols)

■ M2506 – For connection between NetAgent and GPRS / CDMA modem

Close-up of a black VGA connector with metallic leads (no text or symbols visible)

Chapter 3. NetAgent Installation

3.1 Hardware Installation

■ Internal NetAgent

NOTE : Turn Off UPS Power before installation

graph TD
    A["Server with Inelligent Slot"] --> B["Find Intelligent Slot on UPS and remove the panel"]
    B --> C["Insert NetAgent into the slot and fit into the connector"]
    C --> D["Screw lock on the two sides"]
    D --> E["Connect LAN cable"]
    E --> F["Turn ON UPS"]

■ External NetAgent Mini

Turn Off UPS Power before installation

■ External NetAgent II / 9

graph TD
    A["NetAgent 9V Adaptor"] -->|Connect NetAgent 9V Adaptor| B["RS232 cable (M2501/M2502/M2505) between UPS and NetAgent"]
    B -->|Connect LAN cable| C["Broadband router"]
    C --> D["Switched hubs"]

3.2 Software Installation

NetAgent Utility CD offers several management and shutdown software. Insert CD into CD-ROM and software can be select under 【Program Installation】

graph TD
    A["Program Installation"] --> B["Main Menu"]
    A --> C["Program Installation"]
    A --> D["SNMPView"]
    A --> E["iMConfig"]

    B --> F["Introduction"]
    B --> G["Operating System Supported"]
    B --> H["System Requirements"]
    B --> I["Program Installation"]
    B --> J["View Manuals"]
    B --> K["Contact Information"]
    B --> L["Exit"]

    C --> M["Netility"]
    C --> N["ClientMate"]
    C --> O["SMS Server"]

    D --> P["SNMPView v5.73"]
    D --> Q["iMConfig v1.2"]
    D --> R["SMS Server v1.6"]
    D --> S["Time Server"]

    E --> T["Time Server: Multi-configuration Software.<br>Refer to Chapter 8"]

    U["Netility: Configure and Search NetAgent. Refer to 4.3"] --> A
    V["ClientMate: Shutdown OS Software.<br>Refer to Chapter 6"] --> C
    W["SMS Server: SMS notification Softwar.<br>Refer to Chapter 9"] --> E

If the PC does not executes CD program automatically, please select from File Management

Chapter 4. NetAgent Setting

4.1 Introduction

NetAgent can be login via web or HyperTerminal with protocol and encryption of HTTP/HTTPS/SSH/Telnet. Enter the IP address of NetAgent to configure and monitor the UPS status.

graph TD
    A["NetAgent 9"] -->|HTTP| B["HTTPS"]
    A -->|HTTPS| C["SSH"]
    A -->|HTTPS| D["TELNET"]
    B <--> C
    C <--> D
    E["Data Gateway Node"] --> F[Data Gateway Node: http://www.10.1.2.1/10.1.3.1/10.1.4.1/10.1.5.1/10.1.6.1/10.1.7.1/10.1.8.1/10.1.9.1/10.1.10.1/10.1.11.1/10.1.12.1/10.1.13.1/10.1.14.1/10.1.15.1/10.1.16.1/10.1.17.1/10.1.18.1/10.1.19.1/10.1.20.1/10.1.21.1/10.1.22.1/10.1.23.1/10.1.24.1/10.1.25.1/10.1.26.1/10.1.27.1/10.1.28.1/10.1.29.1/10.1.30.1/10.1.31.1/10.1.32.1/10.1.33.1/10.1.34.1/10.1.35.1/10.1.36.1/10.1.37.1/10.1.38.1/10.1.39.1/10.1.40.1/10.1.41.1/10.1.42.1/10.1.43.1/10.1.44.1/10.1.45.1/10.1.46.1/10.1.47.1/10.1.48.1/10.1.49.1/10.1.50.1/10.1.51.1/10.1.52.1/10.1.53.1/10.1.54.1/10.1.55.1/10.1.56.1/10.1.57.1/10.1.58.1/10.1.

4.2 NetAgent Login Procedure

graph TD
    A["7. Enter other parameter on NetAgent webpage"] --> B["6. Select the compatible protocol under UPS Configuration webpage of NetAgent"]
    B --> C["5. Double click NetAgent from Netility"]
    C --> D["5. Enter IP address of the NetAgent on browser"]
    D --> E["4. Configure IP address of NetAgent (1)DHCP IP (Default) (2)Static IP"]
    E --> F["3. NetAgent searches all available NetAgent within same network"]
    F --> G["3. Install Netility under same network"]
    G --> H["1. Connect NetAgent to modem/router"]

NOTE 1 : Each NetAgent has its unique serial number / MAC address and Password. This is available on the label of each unit. This helps to identify the card information on Netility

NOTE 2 : NetAgent with LCD display may obtain the IP info from it.

Example of LCD display format as below

IP address 192.168.0.70

When NetAgent IP is known, enter such IP address on the browser to login. If non-LCD NetAgent model, install Netility software to find and configure its IP address.

4.3 Netility Installation and Setting

Netility Installation

Netility is tool software that helps the user to search all the available NetAgent within network as well as to configure IP address and firmware upgrade. Mount the NetAgent Utility CD on CD-ROM and click on Program Installation>Netility>Windows v4.53

■ Netility Operation and Setting

Netlity main pages divided into 2 sections:

1. Online NetAgent List 2. Function Selection

graph TD
    A["2. Function"] --> B["Netility"]
    B --> C["Search for device's LAN IP"]
    C --> D["Serial Number MAC Address IP Address"]
    D --> E["3927000569 00-03-EA-11-45-F9 192.168.0.29"]
    D --> F["3927145099 00-03-EA-13-7A-8B 192.168.0.34"]
    D --> G["3927150530 00-03-EA-13-8F-C2 192.168.0.167"]
    D --> H["3927154045 00-03-EA-13-9D-7D 192.168.0.35"]
    D --> I["3927193225 00-03-EA-14-36-89 192.168.0.198"]
    D --> J["3927196066 00-03-EA-14-41-A2 192.168.0.132"]
    D --> K["3927213199 00-03-EA-14-84-8F 192.168.0.32"]
    D --> L["3927225097 00-03-EA-14-B3-09 192.168.0.224"]
    D --> M["3927302529 00-03-EA-15-E1-81 192.168.0.31"]
    C --> N["Hardware Version: HDA520W Select 1 of 24"]
    N --> O["Firmware Version: MAC Address: 04-A3-16-EB-65-64"]
    C --> P["Refresh List"]
    P --> Q["2.5 Refresh List"]
    P --> R["2.4 About"]
    P --> S["2.3 Firmware Upgrade"]
    P --> T["2.2 Network Settings"]
    P --> U["2.1 Launch Web User Interface"]
    P --> V["1.2 Individual NetAgent Info"]
    P --> W["1.1 Online NetAgent List"]

1.1 Online NetAgent List

When open up Netility , it automatically searches all the available online NetAegnt within the network with its serial number, IP address, MAC address. Double click on the specific NetAgent with valid IP address, it will direct to the NetAgent's webpage. (List refreshes automatically every 2 minutes)

1.2 Individual NetAgent Info

Click on specific NetAgent, the bottom column shows its hardware, firmware version and MAC address. It also shows the total NetAgent number that found by Netility and selected

2.1 Launch Web User Interface

Select specific NetAgent from the list and click on Launch Web User Interface to login to the NetAgent's webpage

2.2 Network Settings

• When connecting the NetAgent for the first time, ensure IP address and other network setting are correctly entered in order to login to the NetAgent's webpage via browser or HyperTerminal
  ■ When select to obtain IP address by DHCO or BOOTP, IP address and other network parameter will be assign by the network

■ NetAgent offers 4 network protocols - HTTP / HTTPS / TELNET / SSH for management with security consideration. If any change on port number, the it require to enter the full IP address with port number in order to login

For example : HTTP port number change to 81

The full address to be enter on browser should be "http://X.X.X.X:81" (X.X.X.X is the IP address of the NetAgent)

For Example : Telnet port number change to 24

The full address to be enter on HyperTerminal should be "http://X.X.X.X 24" (X.X.X.X is the IP address of the NetAgent)

■ When password of the NetAgent is enabled, it is necessary to enter the correct password before making any configuration change and firmware upgrade

2.3 Firmware Upgrade

This is to upgrade or re-load the firmware to the NetAgent unit. Firmware version is available on the official website. Ensure to check the NetAgent model, hardware version for the correct firmware version (.bin)
■ Ways to select NetAgent for firmware upgrading

(1) Click on specific NetAgent from the Netility list
(2) Press and hold on CTRL key then select multi NetAgent unit from the list=>This is to upgrade multi units at once
(3) Click on the first NetAgent from the list, then press and hold on SHIFT key as well as click on the last unit of the NetAgent =>This is if all NetAgent from the list are same model

WARING : Please makes sure the multi NetAgent selected are same model

If any failure during firmware upgrading, please upgrade again until it is successfully done
■ While upgrading, red and yellow LED would alternating flashing, or red led flashing. DO NOT remove any power or cable to the NetAgent. Once firmware is successfully upgraded, NetAgent would reboot automatically.

2.4 About

Here shows the current Netility verison

2.5 Refresh List

The list on Netility would refresh every 2 minutes automatically, however, manual refresh is also possible by clicking Refresh List

4.4 NetAgent Setting

4.4.1 Web Interface

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Web Interface Display

4.4.2 NetAgent Option Directory Structure

graph TD
    A["NetAgent 9 W/USB"] --> B["Configuration"]
    C["NetAgent 9 Single Port / Mini"] --> B
    B --> D["Log Information"]
    D --> E["Help"]
    E --> F["Search NetAgent"]
    E --> G["Serial Port Debug"]
    E --> H["Help"]
    E --> I["About"]
    J["System Status"] --> B
    K["Basic Information"] --> B
    L["Current Status"] --> B
    M["Remote Control"] --> B
    N["Meter/Chart"] --> B
    O["SMS Modem Status"] --> B
    P["NetSwitch Status"] --> B
    Q["NetFeeler"] --> B
    R["UPS Configuration"] --> B
    S["UPS On/Off Schedule"] --> B
    T["Network"] --> B
    U["Wireless"] --> B
    V["SNMP"] --> B
    W["Email"] --> B
    X["SMS"] --> B
    Y["Web/Telnet"] --> B
    Z["System Time"] --> B
    AA["SMS Modem"] --> B
    AB["NetSwitch"] --> B
    AC["NetFeeler"] --> B
    AD["Modbus"] --> B
    AE["Language"] --> B

graph TD
    A["NetAgent II 3Ports"] --> B["Information"]
    B --> C["System Status"]
    C --> D["Basic Information"]
    D --> E["Current Status"]
    E --> F["Remote Control"]
    F --> G["Meter/Chart"]
    G --> H["Modem Status"]
    H --> I["NetSwitch Status"]
    I --> J["NetFeeler II"]
    B --> K["Configuration"]
    K --> L["UPS Configuration"]
    L --> M["UPS On/Off Schedule"]
    M --> N["Network"]
    N --> O["SNMP"]
    O --> P["Email"]
    P --> Q["SMS"]
    Q --> R["Modem Port"]
    R --> S["NetFeeler II"]
    S --> T["NetSwitch Action"]
    T --> U["WEB/Telnet"]
    U --> V["System Time"]
    V --> W["Language"]
    B --> X["Log Information"]
    X --> Y["Event Log"]
    Y --> Z["Data Log"]
    Z --> AA["Battery Test Log"]
    AA --> AB["Help"]
    AB --> AC["Search NetAgent"]
    AC --> AD["Serial Port Debug"]
    AD --> AE["Help"]
    AE --> AF["About"]

4.4.3 NetAgent Setting Options

■ Information > System Status
- Sysyem Information

Here shows all the basic information of the NetAgent such as hardware / firmware version; Serial Number; Uptime...etc.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

Network Status

This page shows the network information of the NetAgent. With NetAgent9 series which supports IPv6 could work with compatible network appliance.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Information > Basic Information

This page shows UPS information/Battery Information/Rating Information. The data is obtained from the reply of UPS or the settings from [UPS Configuration] webpage

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Information > Current Status

This page shows current UPS Input / Output and Battery Status. Status refresh time can be configured. When abnormal condition occurs, it shows in red.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Information > Remote Control

Here, user can perform several test to the UPS remotely. Once the option is selected, please click on Apply in order to execute it.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

■ Information > Meter/Chart

This is to show UPS Input, Output, Temperature, Frequency..etc in graphic or chart. Java is required.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Information > SMS Modem Status

This page shows the Modem status when GPRS modem is connecting with NetAgent 9 or NetAgent II (3 Ports)

NetAgent 9

NetAgent II 3 Ports

■ Information > NetSwitch Status

If NetAgent connects with our NetSwitch to control outlet remotely, this page shows the status of each outlet and each outlet can be turn On/Off manually

graph TD
    A["NetAgent 9"] --> B["Information"]
    A --> C["System Status"]
    A --> D["Basic Information"]
    A --> E["Current Status"]
    A --> F["Remote Control"]
    A --> G["Meter/Chart"]
    A --> H["SMS Modem Status"]
    A --> I["NetSwitch Status"]
    A --> J["NetFeuler"]
    A --> K["Configuration"]
    A --> L["Log Information"]
    A --> M["Help"]
    N["Select NetSwitch ID"] --> O["NetSwitch01(IS/WITCH)"]
    O --> P["Identification"]
    P --> Q["OutletA ON"]
    P --> R["OutletB OFF"]
    P --> S["OutletC ON"]
    P --> T["OutletD ON"]
    O --> U["ISWITCH"]
    U --> V["OutletE ON"]
    U --> W["OutletF ON"]
    U --> X["OutletG ON"]
    U --> Y["OutletH ON"]
    P --> Z["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AA["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AB["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AC["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AD["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AE["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AF["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AG["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AH["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AI["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AJ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AK["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AL["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AM["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AN["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AO["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AP["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AQ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AR["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AS["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AT["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AU["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AV["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AW["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AX["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AY["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> AZ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BA["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BB["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BC["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BD["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BE["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BF["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BG["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BH["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BI["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BJ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BK["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BL["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BM["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BN["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BO["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BP["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BQ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BR["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BS["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BT["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BU["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BV["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BW["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BX["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BY["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> BZ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CA["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CB["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CC["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CD["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CE["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CF["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CG["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CH["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CI["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CJ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CK["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CL["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CM["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CN["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CO["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CP["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CQ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CR["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CS["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CT["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CU["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CV["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CW["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CX["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CY["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> CZ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DA["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DB["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DC["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DD["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DE["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DF["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DG["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DH["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DI["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DJ["Instant shutdown"]
    P --> DK["Instant shutdown"]

NetAgent II 3 Ports

■ Information > NetFeeler (NetFeeler II)

This page shows the environmental status when NetFeeler/ NetFeeler II and its accessories are connected with NetAent.

NetAgent 9 3PORTS

NetAgent II 3 Ports

■ Configuration > UPS Configuration

● UPS Properties (Please refer to your UPS specification)

UPS Communication Type:

In order to let NetAgent and UPS to establish the communication, select the compatible protocol which your UPS supported from the list. Wrong protocol selected would cause no communication at all. (Megatec is default protocol)

Number of Batteries :

Enter the number of battery that the UPS has.

Battery Full Charge Voltage (V) :

Enter the number of the full charged voltage per battery cell. (2.267 is default, this is recommended not to be change)

Battery Exhausted Charge Voltage(V):

Enter the number of exhausted voltage per battery cell. (1.667 is default, this is recommended not to be change)

Date of Last Battery replacement(mm/dd/yyyy) :

Enter the date of last battery replacement for record

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

- Test Log

Test UPS Every :

Week /2 Weeks/ Month / Quarter UPS can be selected

Start Time of UPS Test (hh:mm):

To enter the time to begin the test

UPS Test Type :

Test option can be select from the drop down list

UPS Data Log :

To enter the time interval to refreshing data

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

● Warning Threshold Values

Time out after loss of connection :

Send warning alarm when NetAgent and UPS lost connection at this configured time Critical Load(%) :

When loading reaches at this % configured, NetAgent will send warning alarm

UPS Temperature (°C):

When UPS temperature reaches at this degree configured, NetAgent will send warning alarm

Critical Capacity (%):

When UPS battery capacity reaches at this % configured, NetAgent will send warning alarm

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

■ Configuration > UPS On/Off Schedule

- UPS Action

When selected event happens at configured time range, UPS will be shut down

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

- Weekly Schedule

This section is to set the time to turn on/off the UPS each day in the week.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

- Date Schedule

This section is to set the time to turn on/off the UPS on particular days.

(e.g, holidays.) The settings here override the settings in Weekly Schedule.

Warning will be initiated before Schedule shutdown event

NetAgent will send a warning message before a scheduled shutdown. This section sets the delay time period after the message is sent and before the scheduled shutdown is started.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

- Wake On Lan

This section is to wake the PC within the network when AC recovery, or, when battery capacity reaches at configured %. (Make sure the PC has such function supported and configure as "Enabled" under BIOS.) Enter the IP address of that PC and system would search its IP accordingly.

graph TD
    A["Configuration > UPS On/Off Schedule"] --> B["IP Address of the PC"]
    B --> C["MAC address will be automatically searched"]
    C --> D["General Settings"]
    D --> E["Host1: IP: 192.168.1.5"]
    D --> F["Host2: IP: 192.168.1.4"]
    D --> G["Host3: IP: "]
    D --> H["Host4: IP: "]
    D --> I["Host5: IP: "]
    D --> J["Host6: IP: "]
    D --> K["Host7: IP: "]
    D --> L["Host8: IP: "]
    E --> M["MAC: 00.18:F3:91:A3:C4"]
    F --> N["MAC: 00.03:EA:08:20:EF"]
    G --> O["MAC: "]
    H --> P["MAC: "]
    I --> Q["MAC: "]
    J --> R["MAC: "]
    K --> S["MAC: "]
    L --> T["MAC: "]
    M --> U["Miscellaneous"]
    N --> U
    O --> U
    P --> U
    Q --> U
    R --> U
    S --> U
    T --> U
    U --> V["Wake up remote host after power restore"]
    V --> W["Condition to wake UPS"]
    W --> X["2.Click【Apply.】"]

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Configuration > Network

This page is to set NetAgent Network settings.

IPv4

NetAgent and DNS IP address can be obtained by drop down list with option of Manually, Using DHCP, or Bootp. If the IP address and DNS has been configured on Netility, then info will automatically show here

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

IPv6

All NetAgent 9 series supports IPv6. IP address can be obtained from the drop down list with option of (Automatic/Stateless DHCPV6/DHCPV6/Manual)

Once click on Apply, NetAgent will reboot

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

- Ethernet

Connection Type

This section is to set communication speed between NetAgent and Network.

Once click on Apply, NetAgent will reboot

Stop UPS communication when Ethernet disconnected

This section is to set if to stop UPS communication when NetAgent disconnects with Ethernet

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

- Dynamic DNS

This is a free service that allows the user to alias a dynamic IP address to a static hostname. Ensure account/password has been registered from the DNS service provider

Service Provider

Dynamic DNS providers can be select from the list

Domain Name

This is the Domain Name you have created from the above selected DDNS provider Login Name

This is the Login / Account name that you have created with the selected DDNS provider.

Login Password:

Enter the Password you have assigned to your DDNS Account.

Use external STUN server to get Public IP to register

Choose Yes to ensure that NetAgent uses the WAN / Public IP to update the selected DDNS server

graph TD
    A["STUN SERVER"] --> B["INTERNET"]
    C["DDNS SERVER"] --> B
    D["xDSL MODEM\nPublic IP = 36.231.48.6"] --> B
    E["Broadband ROUTER"] --> B
    F["UPS"] --> B
    G["NetAgent\nPrivate IP = 192.168.66.101"] --> B
    H["NetAgent\nYour Public IP = 36.231.48.6"] --> B
    I["NetAgent = 192.168.66.101"] --> B
    J["Internet"] --> B
    K["36.231.48.6<=>3927225097.icv99.net"] --> B
    L["NetAgent = 3927225097.icv99.net"] --> B

If to use iCV99.net as Service Provide which host by Megatec, instruction as below:

1. Ensure NetAgent is able to connect to Internet. Select icv99.net from the drop down list of the Service Provider. The Domain Name and Login Name will automatically be fill-in with serial number of the device. Enter the password of the NetAgent which is printed on the NetAgent label, then click Apply.

1. If using router, please login to router and direct IP and port number under virtual server for port forwarding. Kindly refer to router's manual

Router Configuration

1. After 20 minutes, NetAgent should be login with its DDNS Domain name

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

4. To change domain name or password, please go to www.icv99.net

- PPPoE

Use this option to allow NetAgent to connect to the Internet directly using your xDSL modem by PPPoE. Enter the Login name and password to enable the connection. Once set-up, NetAgent will connect directly to the Internet, any abnormal connection failure would also cause to re-dial

graph LR
    UPS --> NetAgent
    NetAgent --> DSLMODEM
    DSLMODEM --> INTERNET

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Configuration > Wireless

This is to configure Wireless network with USB wireless dongle. This feature only apply to NetAgent 9 model of BX and BY series. (USB wireless dongle is optional) NetAgent 9 BX/BY models supports wireless encryption of Open system; Shared Key; WEP(64 /128 bit) / WPA / WPA2(TKIP/AES)

- Connect the compatible USB wireless dongle to BX/BY NetAgent

Three black Ethernet devices with network ports being inserted into a compressed rack (no visible text or labels)

- Click on【Scan】to search for all the available AP. Select the AP, then enter its SSID, Authentication, WPA Encryption, WPA Key, then click on Apply

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

graph TD
    A["Configuration > Wireless"] --> B["AP Setting"]
    B --> C["SSID"]
    C --> D["Megatec_Radius1"]
    C --> E["DASAN_GONT"]
    C --> F["T1_WiFi"]
    D --> G["MAC Address"]
    E --> H["Secure Network"]
    F --> I["Secure Network"]
    G --> J["Network Security"]
    H --> K["Secure Network"]
    I --> L["Secure Network"]
    J --> M["Auth(Enc)"]
    K --> N["Auth(Enc)"]
    L --> O["Auth(Enc)"]
    M --> P["Auth(Enc)"]
    N --> Q["Signal(%)"]
    O --> R["Signal(%)"]
    P --> S["Signal(%)"]
    Q --> T["Scan"]
    R --> U["Select"]
    S --> V["Select AP"]
    T --> W["Select Authentication"]
    U --> X["Select WPA"]
    V --> Y["Open System Shared Keys WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK TKIP AES"]
    W --> Z["WPA2-PSK"]
    X --> AA["WPA2-PSK"]
    Y --> AB["WPA2-PSK"]
    Z --> AC["WPA2-PSK (AES)"]
    AA --> AD["WPA2-PSK (AES)"]
    AB --> AE["WPA2-PSK (TKIP)"]
    AC --> AF["Log Information"]
    AD --> AG["Log Information"]
    AE --> AH["Log Information"]
    AF --> AI["Help"]

This page is to set NetAgent SNMP settings so it can be used by a NMS (Network Management System). (e.g: SNMPView, it can be available on the NetAgent Utility CD.)

SNMP version supported by NetAgent type

	SNMP V1	SNMP V2	SNMP V3
NetAgent 9 & Mini	√	√	√
NetAgent II & Mini	√	√

graph TD
    A["SNMP Manager"] -->|Get the value of a MIB object| B["NetAgent 001"]
    A -->|Get the value of a MIB object| C["NetAgent 002"]
    A -->|Get the value of a MIB object| D["NetAgent 003"]
    B --> E["MIB"]
    C --> F["MIB"]
    D --> G["MIB"]
    E --> H["UPS 001"]
    F --> I["UPS 002"]
    G --> J["UPS 003"]
    H --> K["Response"]
    I --> L["Response"]
    J --> M["Response"]
    K --> N["GetNext"]
    L --> N
    M --> N
    N --> O["Trap"]
    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style B fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style G fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style H fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style I fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style J fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style K fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style L fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style M fill:#dfd,stroke:#333
    style N fill:#dfd,stroke:#333

- General

MIB System

System Name

This section is to give a name to the NetAgent.

System Contact

This section is to give a name to the administrator.

System Location

This section is to set NetAgent location.

SNMP UDP Port

The port that NetAgnet receive and send SNMP command. (Default is 161)

Trap Receive Port :

The port to receive trap. (Default is 162)

SNMPv3 Engine ID

SNMPv3 Engine ID Format Type :

When using SNMPv3, NetAgent requires to have its Engine ID for identification to generate authentication and encryption key. Format type can be select from the drop down list with option of MAC Address / IPv4 / IPv6 / Manual

Once click on Apply, NetAgent will reboot

SNMPv3 Engine ID Text :

SNMPv3 Engine ID content

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

- Access Control

Manager IP Address :

This is to set the IP address that the administrator can manage NetAgent from. It is valid for up to 8 IP addresses. To manage NetAgent from any IP address, enter *.*.*into Manager IP address.

Version:

This is to select between SNMPv1& SNMPv2 or SNMPv3 (SNMPv3 only applies to NetAgent 9 series) When select All and V3, user name, password, authentication and privacy are required

Community :

This section is to set a Community name for NMS. The community name has to be as the same as the setting in NMS. (Default is public)

Permission :

This is to set authorities of administrators. Options are Read, Read/Write, and No Access.

Description :

This is to make note for administrator's reference

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

- Trap Notification

Trap Notification

Destination IP Address :

To set receivers IP address for receiving traps sent by NetAgent. It is valid for up to 8 IP Addresses.

Accept :

Select the trap type of its SNMP version or Inform from drop down list. When SNMPv3 trap or SNMPv3 Inform is selected, username/password and authentication information are required.

Community :

Trap receiver and NetAgent must be same community. (Default is public)

Trap Type :

Select from PPC MIB or RFC1628 MIB (Default is PPC)

●MIB file is available in the CD provided with NetAgent

Severity :

This section is to set Trap level for each receiver. There are three levels as below

☐ Information: To receive all traps.

□ Warning: To receive only "warning" and "severe" traps.

☐ Severe: To receive only “severe” traps.

(Please refer to NMS manual for Trap levels.)

Description :

This is to make note for administrator's reference

Events :

This is to select events for NetAgent to send traps. Click on Select to show the full Events List. Click on Test to send test trap to ensure all setting is correct

Send Power Restore and Adaptor Restore Traps for X time(s) in X second(s) Interval.

This is to set number of trap to send in preset second when power restore on NetAgent. This is to check if the communication between trap receiver and NetAgent remains well or not after power recovers

SNMP Inform Request

This is to set the number of times that the NetAgent can request a response from the sending Inform host with a preset value. (Default is 3 times and an interval of 5 seconds)

UPS Events	Yes	No
Schedule Shutdown Event	●	○
UPS Failure	●	○
UPS entering Test mode	●	○
UPS entering Sleeping mode	●	○
UPS entering Boost mode	●	○
UPS Load Overrun	●	○
UPS Communication Lost	●	○
Turn Off UPS	●	○
AC Power Failed	●	○
UPS Battery Low	●	○
UPS Temperature Overrun	●	○
UPS Capacity Underrun	●	○
UPS entering Bypass mode	●	○
NetFeeler II	Yes	No
Smoke Alarm	●	○
Water Alarm	●	○
Gas Alarm	●	○
Security Alarm	●	○
Environmental Temperature Overrun	●	○
Environmental Temperature Underrun	●	○
Environmental Humidity Overrun	●	○
Environmental Humidity Underrun	●	○

● Device Connected

This section is to set the usage power and connection status of other devices which connects to the same UPS as NetAgent uses.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

Configuration > Email

To send email notification when event occurs or data log

- Email Setting

Email Server:

Enter the address of email server

Email Port:

Email Port that use for sending email

Enable SSL on Email Transmission:

Select SSL type for email transmission

Type of encryption that NetAgent model supports

	SSL	TLS	STARTTLS
NetAgent 9 & Mini	√	√	√
NetAgent II DT/CT/BT	√

Sender's Email Address :

To enter the email address that for sending email

Email Server Requires Authentication :

If such email server requires authentication or not

Account name :

If authentication is required, enter its account name

Password :

If authentication is required, enter its password

Sending Test Mail :

Enter email address to check all configuration is correct or not to receiving mail

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

- Email for Event Log (To receive email notification)

To set email addresses to receive warning email sent by NetAgent when selected event occurs. It is valid for up to 8 Email addresses.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

● Email for Daily Report (To receive daily report)

This section is to set Email Addresses to receive NetAgent's Daily Report at preset time. It is valid for up to 4 Email addresses. Daily report with content of event and data log.

With NetAgent series, option is available if to send email when event or data log overflows to 500 logs

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Configuration > SMS

When UPS events occurs, it allows Short Message Signals ("SMS") to be sent and received using a GSM/GPRS/CDMA Modem. Operation information are as below for single and three ports of NetAgent.

graph LR
    subgraph Local Modem
        UPS1["UPS"] --> NetAgent1["NetAgent"]
        NetAgent1 --> SMSMODEM1["SMS MODEM"]
        SMSMODEM1 --> Phone((Phone))
    end
    subgraph Remote Service
        UPS2["UPS"] --> NetAgent2["NetAgent"]
        NetAgent2 --> HUB["HUB"]
        HUB --> SMS_SERVER["SMS SERVER"]
        SMS_SERVER --> SMSMODEM2["SMS MODEM"]
    end
    Local Modem --> Phone
    Remote Service --> Phone

- SMS Setting :

Send SMS When Event Occurs:

☐ Use Local Modem : When GSM modem is connected to NetAgent directly (Refer to SMS Modem section for its installation)

□ Use Remote Service : When GSM modem connects to PC with SMS Server software installed

(Refer to SMS Server section for SMS Server Software installation)

SMS Server :

If select to use Remote Service to send SMS, then enter the IP address of the SMS Server. (The PC that installed SMS Server Software)

SMS Port :

If select to use Remote Service to send SMS, enter the port number that SMS Server uses for sending SMS. (Port 80 is default)

Account Name :

If select to use Remote Service to send SMS, enter SMS Server's account name if required

Password :

If select to use Remote Service to send SMS, enter SMS Server's password if required

Sending test SMS :

When modem and configuration are ready, enter a mobile number to receive testing SMS

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

graph TD
    A["Configuration > SMS"] --> B["Send SMS When Event Occurs"]
    B --> C["Use Local Modem"]
    C --> D["Local Modem"]
    D --> E["3. Enter Mobile Number"]
    E --> F["4. Send Test SMS"]
    F --> G["Apply Reset Help"]
    H["Log Information"] --> I["Information"]
    I --> J["Configuration"]
    J --> K["Log Infor"]
    K --> L["Help"]
    M["Remote Service"] --> N["1. Select Remote Service"]
    N --> O["3. Enter Mobile Number"]
    O --> P["2. Click Apply"]
    Q["Send SMS When Event Occurs"] --> R["Use Remote Service"]
    S["SMS Server"] --> T["192.168.66.101"]
    U["SMS Port"] --> V["80"]
    W["Account Name"] --> X["<<"]
    Y["Password"] --> Z["**********"]
    AA["Sending test SMS"] --> AB["0955956637"]
    AC["Test SMS"] --> AD["Test SMS"]
    AE["Disable Use Local Modem Use Remote Service"] --> AF["4. Send Test SMS"]
    AG["Apply Reset Help"] --> AH["2. Click Apply"]

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

- Mobile for Event Log

To set the recipient's mobile number for SMS notification when event or NetFeeler event occurs. A total of 8 mobile numbers can be assign.

■ Configuration > Web/Telnet

To set permission for each user account for Web and Telnet access. It is valid for up to 8 users.

- User account

User Name :

To set password for NetAgent Web and Telnet access.

Password :

To set password for NetAgent Web and Telnet access.

Permission :

To set No Access / Read/ Read&Write)

• Permission Rule : At least one user account must be Read/Write
• Permission Rule : User name with Read and Write cannot be blank

IP Filter :

Only specific IP address could login to NetAgent

* *.*.* means any IP address

Auto Logoff after Idle for □ minute (s). (0 is disabled)

NetAgent webpage will be logoff automatically if it idle for the preset value.

- SSL Information

NetAgent supports HTTPS protocol and varies SSL encryptions version for network connection. User may upload its Public Key and Certification for authentication

Table of SSL versions that NetAgent supports

	SSL v2	SSL v3	TLS v1.0	TLS v1.1	TLS v1.2
NetAgent9 & Mini	√	√	√	√	√
NetAgent DT/CT/BT		√

HTTPS Protocols

Select the encryption version

□ SSL v2
□ SSL v3
□ SSL v1.0
□ SSL v1.1
□ SSL v1.2
Once click on Apply, NetAgent will reboot

SSL Information

This is to upload the SSL certificate. When both public key and certificate are uploaded to NetAgent web server, the communication will be encrypted by SSL

(To communicate via Https, make sure to enable Https port 443.) To create its own public key and certification, please refer to OpenSSL software in the CD

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

If RADIUS server authentication is required for the network, NetAgent could be added by entering following parameter.

graph LR
    A["USER"] -->|Access Request| B["NetAgent"]
    B -->|Access Request| C["RADIUS SERVER"]
    B -->|Access Accept OR Access Reject| A
    B -->|Access Accept OR Access Reject| C
    B --> D["UPS"]

Enable RADIUS in Web/Telnet Login:

To select if to enable RADIUS

RADIUS Server Address :

To enter the IP address of the RADIUS Server

Authentication Port :

RADIUS port number (Default is 812)

Shared Key :

Enter the Shared Key between RADIUS Server and client

Connection Timeout :

Set the number of seconds to suspend the login time after the RADIUS server is rejected

Connection Retry :

Sets the number of connections to the RADIUS server again

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Configuration > System Time

This page is to set NetAgent's system time. NetAgent could synchronize with external or internal Time Server.

graph TD
    subgraph Internet
        A["Device 1"] --> B["Internet"]
        C["Device 2"] --> B
        D["Device 3"] --> B
        E["Device 4"] --> B
        F["Device 5"] --> B
    end
    B --> G["World NTP TIME SERVER"]
    style Internet fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style Internet_Pink fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style Internet_Pink_Pink fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    note1["INTERNAL TIME SERVER"]
    note2["INTERNET"]
    note3["World NTP TIME SERVER"]

System Time

Time Between Automatic Updates :

To set an interval for time synchronization.

Time Server :

Time server can be select from the drop down list, or add other time server manually.

Time Zone(Relative to GMT) :

To select its GMT time zone

Using Daylight Saving Time :

Select whether to use the daylight saving time system to adjust the clock for 1 hour in advanced

System Time(yyyy/mm/dd hh:mmm:ss) :

To display the current system time/date of NetAgent. Or click on Adjust Now to adjust to the correct time/date automatically

Restart

Auto Restart System for Every (0 is disabled):

NetAgent to restart automatically at preset hour or minute

Manual Restart System After 30 seconds :

Once click on Apply, NetAgent would restart after 30 seconds

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

■ Configuration > SMS Modem

□ Modem Setup Procedure

Modem Led Status

1. If flash every 0.8 seconds :

■Modem initializing, please wait
■If no respond

(1) Check if PIN is correctly entered, or if PIN is required
(2) Check if SIM card is inserted corrected
(3) Check if no or low signal

1. If flash every 3 seconds :

■Modem is ready for operation

- SMS Modem Settings

Modem Communication Port :

Select "ttyUSB0" for USB modem connects with NetAgent 9 directly ;

Select "SMS " for modem connects with NetAgent II 3 Ports

SMS Communication :

Select between GPRS or CDMA

SIM Card PIN :

If PIN is required for the SIM card, please enter

Confirm SIM PIN :

Retype SIM card PIN

When all done, click on Apply. Modem Information and Status can be check from Information> SMS Modem Status

Once click on Apply on NetAgent 3 ports model, NetAgent will reboot

NetAgent 9 W/USB

- Send Message

Cellular Phone number :

Enter mobile number

SMS Content(Max.70 Characters):

Enter the SMS content text and select coding. Unicode or Character

■ Configuration > NetSwitch

NetAgent 3 Ports (BT model) or NetAgent 9 (BX/BY model) can also connect with our NetSwitch for remote power management

□ NetSwitch Installation

NetSwitch

When NetAgent BT/BX/BY connects with NetSwitch, it able to perform action to the specific outlet when event or alarm triggers

graph TD
    A["Configuration > NetSwitch"] --> B["Current Action List"]
    B --> C["Delete Action"]
    D["Configuration > NetSwitch"] --> E["Configuration > NetSwitch Action > NetSwitch Action Configuration"]
    E --> F["Add"]
    E --> G["Help"]

    subgraph_A["Configuration > NetSwitch"]
        H["Information"] --> I["Configuration"]
        J["Configuration"] --> K["LIPS Configuration"]
        L["UPS On/Off Schedule"] --> M["Network"]
        N["SNMP"] --> O["Email"]
        P["EMS"] --> Q["Web/Telnet"]
        R["System Time"] --> S["SMS Modem"]
        T["NetSwitch"] --> U["NetFeeler"]
        V["Language"] --> W["Log Information"]
        X["Help"]

    end

    subgraph_B["Current Action List"]
        Y["No. Events Events Action NetSwitch Outlet Outlet Action Modify"] --> Z["1 UPS Load Overrun Occur NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletF(EPSON PRINTER) OFF [Delete"]]
        Y --> AA["2 UPS Load Overrun Occur NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletG(HP PRINTER) OFF [Delete"]]
        Y --> AB["3 AC Power Failed Occur NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletB(COMPUTER A) OFF [Delete"]]
        Y --> AC["4 AC Power Failed Occur NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletC(COMPUTER B) OFF [Delete"]]
        Y --> AD["5 AC Power Failed Occur NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletD(MAIL SERVER) OFF [Delete"]]
        Y --> AE["6 AC Power Failed Occur NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletE(DNS SERVER) OFF [Delete"]]
        Y --> AF["7 UPS Load Overrun Remove NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletF(EPSON PRINTER) ON [Delete"]]
        Y --> AG["8 UPS Load Overrun Remove NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletG(HP PRINTER) ON [Delete"]]
        Y --> AH["9 AC Power Failed Remove NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletD(MAIL SERVER) ON [Delete"]]
        Y --> AI["10 AC Power Failed Remove NetSwitch01(iSWITCH) OutletE(DNS SERVER) ON [Delete"]]
    end

    subgraph_C["Delete Action"]
        J --> J1["Add"]
        J --> J2["Help"]

    subgraph_E["Configuration > NetSwitch Action > NetSwitch Action Configuration"]
        E --> K["Configuration > NetSwitch Action > NetSwitch Action Configuration"]
        K --> L["Add"]
    end

    subgraph_F["Configuration > NetSwitch Action"]
        K --> M["Configuration > NetSwitch Action Configuration"]
        M --> N["Events Select UPS Event Action Occur Remove"]
        M --> O["NetSwitch Outlet OutletAction OutletA(ADSL MODEM) ON OFF"]
    end

    subgraph_G["Configuration > NetSwitch Action"]
        M --> P["Configuration > NetSwitch Action"]
        P --> Q["Apply"]
    end

    subgraph_H["Configuration > NetSwitch Action"]
        M --> R["Configuration > NetSwitch Action"]
        R --> S["Apply"]
    end

    subgraph_I["Configuration > NetSwitch Action"]
        M --> T["Configuration > NetSwitch Action"]
        T --> U["Apply"]
    end

    subgraph J
        J --> J1["Select Event"]
        J --> J2["Event Action"]
        J --> J3["Select NetSwitch Number"]
        J --> J4["Select Outlet Number"]
        J --> J5["Select Outlet Action"]
    end

    subgraph K
        K --> K1["OutletA(ADSL MODEM)"]
        K --> K2["OutletA(COMPUTER A)"]
        K --> K3["OutletA(COMPUTER B)"]
        K --> K4["OutletA(MAIL SERVER)"]
        K --> K5["OutletA(DNS SERVER)"]
        K --> K6["OutletA(EPSON PRINTER)"]
        K --> K7["OutletA(HP PRINTER)"]
        K --> K8["OutletA(EMERGENCY LIGHT)"]
    end

    subgraph L
        L --> L1["NetSwitch02"]
        L --> L2["NetSwitch03"]
        L --> L3["NetSwitch04"]
        L --> L4["NetSwitch05"]
        L --> L5["NetSwitch06"]
        L --> L6["NetSwitch07"]
        L --> L7["NetSwitch08"]
        L --> L8["NetSwitch09"]
        L --> L9["NetSwitch10"]
        L --> L10["NetSwitch11"]
        L --> L11["NetSwitch12"]
        L --> L12["NetSwitch13"]
        L --> L13["NetSwitch14"]
        L --> L14["NetSwitch15"]
        L --> L15["NetSwitch16"]
    end

    subgraph M
        M --> M1[UPS Load Overrun UPS Communication Lost AC Power Failed UPS Battery Low UPS Temperature Overrun Battery Capacity Below to NetFeeler II Temperature Overrun Temperature Underrun Humidity Overrun Humidity Underrun Water Smoke Gas Security1 Security2 Security3 Security4 Security5 Security6 Security7
    end

graph TD
    A["NetAgent II 3 Ports"] --> B["Current Action List"]
    B --> C["Delete Action"]
    C --> D["NetSwitch Action"]
    D --> E["1. Click on Add to add new action"]
    E --> F["2. Select Event"]
    E --> G["3. Event Action"]
    E --> H["4. Select NetSwitch Number"]
    E --> I["5. Select Outlet Number"]
    E --> J["6. Select Outlet Action"]
    D --> K["NetSwitch Action Configuration"]
    K --> L["1. Select Event"]
    K --> M["2. Select Outlet Number"]
    K --> N["3. Select Outlet Action"]
    K --> O["4. Select NetSwitch Number"]
    K --> P["5. Select Outlet Number"]
    K --> Q["6. Select Outlet Action"]
    K --> R["NetSwitch02"]
    K --> S["NetSwitch03"]
    K --> T["NetSwitch04"]
    K --> U["NetSwitch05"]
    K --> V["NetSwitch06"]
    K --> W["NetSwitch07"]
    K --> X["NetSwitch08"]
    K --> Y["NetSwitch09"]
    K --> Z["NetSwitch10"]
    K --> AA["NetSwitch11"]
    K --> AB["NetSwitch12"]
    K --> AC["NetSwitch13"]
    K --> AD["NetSwitch14"]
    K --> AE["NetSwitch15"]
    K --> AF["NetSwitch16"]
    K --> AG["UPS Load Overrun"]
    K --> AH["UPS Communication Lost"]
    K --> AI["AC Power Failed"]
    K --> AJ["UPS Battery Low"]
    K --> AK["UPS Temperature Overrun"]
    K --> AL["Battery Capacity Below to NetFeeler II"]
    K --> AM["Temperature Overrun"]
    K --> AN["Temperature Underrun"]
    K --> AO["Humidity Overrun"]
    K --> AP["Humidity Underrun"]
    K --> AQ["Water"]
    K --> AR["Smoke"]
    K --> AS["Gas"]
    K --> AT["Security1"]
    K --> AU["Security2"]
    K --> AV["Security3"]
    K --> AW["Security4"]
    K --> AX["Security5"]
    K --> AY["Security6"]
    K --> AZ["Security7"]

- NetSwitch Settings

NetSwitchCommunication Port :

Select "ttyUSB0" for NetSwitch connects with NetAgent 9 directly ;

Select "NetSwitch" for NetSwitch connects with NetAgent II 3 Ports

Once click on Apply on NetAgent 3 ports model, NetAgent will reboot

Select NetSwitch :

Select the NetSwitch number (0\~16)

Address Change :

To adjust the current NetSwitch number (e.g : NetSwitch01→NetSwitch03)

Identification :

NetSwitch's ID name

Outlet :

Each NetSwitch as 8 individual outlet with code of A\~H

Name :

To enter a name for each outlet for identification

Phone Controllable :

If to control by phone coding (Refer to NetSwitch manual)

Control Type :

The action of each outlet. Safe Shutdown / Safe reboot / Instant Shutdown

(Refer to NetSwitch manual for definition of each outlet)

Power Off Delay :

When select safe shutdown and safe reboot, this is to set power off delay for the outlet

Power Resume Daly :

When AC recovers, the time to resume power on the outlet

NetAgent 9

■ Configuration > NetFeeler

NetFeeler is the external optional environmental sensor, It is to detects temperature, humidity and water. Inside NetFeeler, it has RF receiver to work with extension sensors such as smoke, security sensor.

□ NetFeeler Setup

graph TD
    A["Water"] --> B["NetFeeler II"]
    A --> C["NetFeeler USB"]
    B --> D["LAN"]
    B --> E["Modem"]
    B --> F["Ext."]
    C --> G["NetAgent II 3 Ports"]
    C --> H["NetAgent 9"]

NetFeeler

NetFeeler :

To select NetFeeler type. NetFeeler II / NetFeeler USB

NetAgent 9 can use with NetFeeler II or NetFeeler USB

●NetAgent II 3 Ports only to use with NetFeeler II

Humidity/Temperature Critical value :

To set the lowest and highest critical values for temperature and humidity. NetFeeler II will send a warning message when it detects temperature or humidity values below and above these settings.

Security Label

NetFeeler may connect up to 7 security sensors that communicates via RF. This section is to set the location or name of each sensor.

NetAgent II 3 Ports

■ Configuration > MODBUS

NetAgent supports Modbus on TCP/IP. And NetAgent 9 BY model also supports ModBus on RS485. Through Ethernet and serial communication, it may read multi UPS's data.

Connection illustration as below

☐ RS485 2 lines connection(Half Duplex)

Modbus on TCP

Modbus on TCP Device ID :

Enter device ID to read/write data when when using Modbus on TCP communication

Modbus on RS485

Transmisson Mode :

To select Modbus communication code RTU or ASCII

Device ID :

Enter device ID

Mode :

To select communicate mode of Full Duplex and Half Duplex

Baud Rate :

Baud Rate of 2400 / 4800 / 9600 / 19200 / 38400 /57600 bps

Data bits :

Date bits of 8 bits / 7 bits

Parity :

Parity of None/ odd /even

Stop bits :

Stop bits of 1 / 2

NetAgent 9

■ Configuration > Language

This page is to set the language interface for NetAgent.

Interface Language

To set the language of NetAgent web pages. When first start login to the webpage of NetAgent, NetAgent will auto detect the OS language of the PC and shows the same language on its web pages. Users may choose the language per preference Note: Users will have to enable cookies before they use this function.

Email Preference

Select language preference when receive emails and SMS.

Languages supported by NetAgent

NetAgent 9

• English
• Deutsch
• Português
• Español
• Français
• Italiano

• Türkçe

• 繁體中文

• 簡體中文
• 한글
• 日本語
• Русский
• ไทย
• Polska

NetAgent II

EAST Version

• English
• 繁體中文
• 簡體中文
  한글
• 日本語
• Русский
• ไทย

WEST Version

• English
• Deutsch
• Português
• Español
• Français
• Italiano
• Русский
• Türkçe
• Polska

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

■ Log Information > Event Log

It shows record of all events, giving the Date/Time of the event and a detailed description of each. Log capacity is 1000 logs. When reach to the limit, it rewrites on the previous logs. Log can be save as csv file.

csv file name as below

NetAgent 9 → eventlog_year/month.csv, e.g.:eventlog_201706

NetAgent II → eventlog.csv, e.g.: eventlog.csv

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Log Information > SMS Log

It shows SMS record of all mobile number, giving the Date/Time of the SMS sent and a detailed description of each. Log capacity is 1000 logs. When reach to the limit, it rewrites on the previous logs.

NetAgent 9 model of BX/BY can save the SMS log as csv file.

csv file as below

smslog_year/month.csv, e.g: smslog_201706.csv

NetAgent 9

NetAgent II 3PORTS

■ Log Information > Data Log

It records UPS Input Voltage/Output Voltage/ Frequency/ Loading/Capacity/ Temperature. When connects with NetFeeler, temperature, humidity will also be recorded. Log capacity is 5000 logs. When reach to the limit, it rewrites on the previous logs. Logs can be saved in CSV format by clicking on "Save Data Log".

csv file name as below

NetAgent 9 → datalog_year/month.csv, e.g.: datalog_201706

NetAgent II → upsdata.cs

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

NetAgent

Data Log

Information

Configuration

Log Information

Event Log

Data Log

Battery Test Log

Help

Date/Time	Input Volt.	Output Volt.	Freq. (Hz)	Load	Capacity	Temp.	Env. Temp.	Env. Humidity
2017/06/27 19:30:00	220.1	220.1	50.0	10	100	30.1°C 86.1°F	26.4°C 79.5°F	59
2017/06/27 19:29:00	220.1	220.1	50.0	10	100	30.1°C 86.1°F	26.4°C 79.5°F	59
2017/06/27 19:27:59	220.1	220.1	50.0	10	100	30.1°C 86.1°F	25.9°C 78.6°F	60
2017/06/27 19:26:58	220.1	220.1	50.0	10	100	30.1°C 86.1°F	25.9°C 78.6°F	60
2017/06/27 19:25:57	220.1	220.1	50.0	10	100	30.1°C 86.1°F	25.9°C 78.6°F	59
2017/06/27 19:24:57	220.1	220.1	50.0	10	100	30.1°C 86.1°F	25.9°C 78.6°F	58
2017/06/27 19:23:56	220.1	220.1	50.0	10	100	30.1°C 86.1°F	25.9°C 78.6°F	59
2017/06/27 19:10:23	220.1	220.1	50.0	10	100	30.1°C 86.1°F	26.4°C 79.5°F	59

Clear

Save Data Log

Help

■ Log Information > Battery Test Log

To record the UPS Self-Test and it shows in graphic. UPS Self-Test option is available under System Information > Remote Contro.

graph TD
    A["Do you want to run this application?"] --> B["Publisher: Mega System Technologies, Inc."]
    B --> C["Location: http://192.168.66.103"]
    C --> D["This application will run with unrestricted access which may put your computer and personal information at risk. Run this application only if you trust the location and publisher above."]
    D --> E["Do not show this again for apps from the publisher and location above"]
    E --> F["More Information"]
    F --> G["Run"]
    F --> H["Cancel"]
    I["NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9"] --> J["Information"]
    I --> K["Configuration"]
    I --> L["Log Information"]
    I --> M["Event Log"]
    I --> N["Data Log"]
    I --> O["Battery Test Log"]
    I --> P["Help"]
    Q["Log Information > Battery Test Log"] --> R["Battery Test Log"]
    R --> S["Battery Testing Start Date/Time: 2017/06/27 08:23:01"]
    R --> T["Battery Testing Duration: 00:04:49"]
    R --> U["Operation: Save Delete"]
    R --> V["2017/06/27 16:32:46"]
    R --> W["00:09:46"]
    X["Refresh"] --> Y["Help"]
    Z["Battery Capacity (%)"] --> AA["Battery Capacity (%)"]
    AB["Loading"] --> AC["Loading (%)"]
    AD["Temperature (°C)"] --> AE["Temperature (°C)"]
    AF["Date : 2017/06/27 Time : 16:32:46"] --> AG["Line chart showing battery performance metrics over time"]
    AH["Information"] --> AI["System Status"]
    AH --> AJ["Basic Information"]
    AH --> AK["Current Status"]
    AH --> AL["Remote Control"]
    AH --> AM["MeterChart"]
    AH --> AN["SMS Modem Status"]
    AH --> AO["NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9"]
    AP["UPS Testing"] --> AQ["10-Second Test"]
    AP --> AR["Deep Battery Test for 10 minute(s)"]
    AP --> AS["Test until battery capacity below 10 %"]
    AP --> AT["Test Until Battery Low"]
    AP --> AU["Cancel Test"]

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Help > Search NetAgent

This to display all the found NetAgent within network with its serial number; Mac Address; Hardware/Firmware version and its IP address. Double click on the highlighted unit to open the webpage of such device.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Help > Serial Port Debug

It shows the communication status between NetAgent and UPS by Sent and Received columns. Command can send automatically by NetAgent, or manually enter the command to UPS. (Java is required)

Port Information

This is to configure the communication parameter between NetAgent and UPS. Parameters are Debug Mode; Port; Speed (Baud), Data Bits; Parity and Stop Bits. Two encoding formats: ASCII or Hexadecimal. If Debug mode is set as manually, user may enter its parameter under Send Contents column.

Sent Information

This column shows the real time sent command

Received Information

This display the response that NetAgent receives from UPS

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

■ Help > Help

This is to help to illustrate each feature/option that NetAgent offers

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

■ Help > About

About

It shows NetAgent's hardware/firmware and serial number.

Save Current Configuration

Click on Save to save the configuration to your PC. The text file will have a default format of YYYY_MMDD_####.cfg. Administrator permission required.

Restore previous configuration

Use this function to restore a *.cfg configuration that has been saved earlier. Click Browse... to the location of the file and click Restore.

Reset to factory default

This function will reset all settings to its default value.

NetAgent 9 Mini & NetAgent 9

Firmware Update Settings

Default FTP server is set as ftp.icv99.com with its username/password. Click on Update Now, NetAgent will connects to the FTP server and upgrade to the latest firmware version accordingly. Or, it could upgrade per preset time

NetAgent Mini & NetAgent II

Update Firmware from FTP Client

-Select on Enable
-Download the appropriate firmware version from website (http://www.megatec.com.tw)
-Unzip the file and known the directory path

-Execute ftp + NetAgent's IP address

-FTP login

Chapter 5. Telnet/ SSH

Despite to login to the NetAgent's webpage, it could also access via Telnet or SSH

• Ensure NetAgent port 22 is enabled when using SSH connection and username/password are required.
  When using Telnet, port 23 must be enabled

graph TD
    A["login as: ttc<br>ttc@192.168.66.133's password:"] --> B["1.Enter username/password"]
    B --> C["2. Click Enter"]
    C --> D["User Name: ttc<br>Password: *********"]
    D --> E["1. Click Enter"]
    E --> F["2.Enter username/password"]

Enter to the Main Menu and enter the number of the option under Select => and press ENTER

1. Set IP Address :

This function allows you to setup IP Address, Gateway Address, Subnet Mask

1. Set SNMP MIB System :

To set the MIB system group parameters.

1. Set SNMP Access Control :

To set the Manager IP, Community, Access Permission.

1. Set SNMP Trap Notification :

To set Trap notification

1. Set UPS Properties :

To setup the Communication Type of UPS, UPS Device Name and Battery Replacement Date.

1. Set UPS Device Connect :

To setup the System Name, Rating which connected., Connected.

1. Set System Time & Time Server :

To setup the System date, time and two time servers.

1. Set Web and Telnet user Account :

This is allows to set users account's authority.

9.Set E-mail :

To set e-mail accounts to receive power event notification for emergency management.

a. Reset configuration to Default & Reboot :

Set all values to their default settings.

b.Set Environment Group :

To set critical value for environmental sensor

c.Save & Reboot :

Save the current configuration data, including any changes you have made, and reboot the Net Agent.

0.Exit Without Saving :

Exit, all configuration changes will be lost

Chapter 6. ClientMate

ClientMate is shutdown software for PC that connects with NetAgent. This utility is for the Windows platform. When the ClientMate gets the power failure signal from the NetAgent. The ClientMate will save the files and shutdown the system gracefully. When the hardware installation of the NetAgent has been completed, install the ClientMate on any of the Windows system on the network. When ClientMate detects AC Fail, Battery Low, Schedule Shutdown signals from the NetAgent, it will save the file and shutdown the system gracefully to avoid system crash.

graph TD
    A["ClientMate"] --> B["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    C["ClientMate"] --> D["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    E["ClientMate"] --> F["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    G["ClientMate"] --> H["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    I["ClientMate"] --> J["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    K["ClientMate"] --> L["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    M["ClientMate"] --> N["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    O["ClientMate"] --> P["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    Q["ClientMate"] --> R["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    S["ClientMate"] --> T["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    U["ClientMate"] --> V["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    W["ClientMate"] --> X["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    Y["ClientMate"] --> Z["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AA["ClientMate"] --> AB["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AC["ClientMate"] --> AD["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AE["ClientMate"] --> AF["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AG["ClientMate"] --> AH["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AI["ClientMate"] --> AJ["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AK["ClientMate"] --> AL["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AM["ClientMate"] --> AN["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AO["ClientMate"] --> AP["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AQ["ClientMate"] --> AR["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AS["ClientMate"] --> AT["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AU["ClientMate"] --> AV["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AW["ClientMate"] --> AX["Auto Save & Shutdown"]
    AY["UPS"] --> AZ["NetAgent"]
    AZ --> AA
    BB["Pump"] --> AA
    BC["Pump"] --> AA
    AD["Pump"] --> AA
    AE["Pump"] --> AA
    AF["Pump"] --> AA
    AG["Pump"] --> AA
    AH["Pump"] --> AA
    AI["Pump"] --> AA
    AJ["Pump"] --> AA
    AK["Pump"] --> AA
    AL["Pump"] --> AA
    AM["Pump"] --> AA
    AN["Pump"] --> AA
    AO["Pump"] --> AA
    AP["Pump"] --> AA
    AQ["Pump"] --> AA
    BB["Pump"] --> AA
    BC["Pump"] --> AA
    AD["Pump"] --> AA
    AE["Pump"] --> AA
    AF["Pump"] --> AA
    AG["Pump"] --> AA
    AH["Pump"] --> AA
    AI["Pump"] --> AA
    AJ["Pump"] --> AA
    AK["Pump"] --> AA

Installation and setup

ClientMate software is available in the CD provided with NetAgent. After installed, it save under directory of

All Program >NetAgent > ClientMate > ClientMate for Windows

Operation Interface

Configuration

graph TD
    A["ClientMate"] --> B["Configuration"]
    B --> C["Host Connection"]
    C --> D["SNMP Port"]
    C --> E["Connection Type"]
    D --> F["Add"]
    E --> G["Modify"]
    E --> H["Remove"]
    F --> I["Security Level:  Medium"]
    G --> J["Add"]
    H --> K["Add"]
    L["To select connection via SNMP or UPSilon. If SNMPV3, username/password, Authenticate, privacy are required"] --> M["Host: 192.168.66.102"]
    M --> N["Query..."]
    O["Enter IP address of NetAgent or UPSilon. Click on Query to show all available NetAgent"] --> P["Connection Query"]
    P --> Q["Available List: (N) 192.168.66.102 (S) = UPSilon PC"]
    Q --> R["Refresh"]
    Q --> S["Connect"]
    Q --> T["Cancel"]

Close File

If select to auto save file before shutdown, ClientMate will save the file and file can be check from Closed File

Event Log

About

Chapter 7. SNMP View

SNMPView is a NMS software to remotely monitor and control multiple UPS with NetAgent.. When an event occurs, SNMPView can be programmed to send an email or trapr to inform the designated network manager. It can also inform the user of the UPS current condition or configuration, perform self-test, send a history file, turn the UPS On/Off and more.

Installation and setup

SNMP View software is available in the CD provided with NetAgent. After installed, it saves under directory of

All Programs >NetAgent > SNMPView > SNMP for Windows

Operation Interface

graph TD
    A["Setting Section"] --> B["Group Station"]
    B --> C["Connection Information"]
    C --> D["NetAgent and UPS Info"]
    D --> E["NetFeeler Status"]
    E --> F["Disconnection between NetAgent and UPS"]
    F --> G["Connection normal with NetAgent"]
    F --> H["Disconnect with NetAgent"]
    F --> I["AC Failed"]
    F --> J["UPS battery low"]
    F --> K["Bypass mode"]

Setting Tab/Device

Device

UML event log and UPS group configuration flowchart, showing relationships between NetAgent, Export/Import configurations, and network routing.

Group

UPS

Host Name

Location

Output Status

Connection Status

Temperature

Loading

Output Volta...

Capacity

AC Status

Battery Status

NetFeeler II

Manager

NetAgent 2F Control room 3F IDC 4F IDC NetProbe

192.168.66.102

BT506

ZF

AC mode

Connection Normal

30.1

10.0

220.1

100%

AC Normal

Battery Normal

Have

Administrator

192.168.66.103

BY506

ZF

AC mode

Connection Normal

30.1

10.0

220.1

100%

AC Normal

Battery Normal

Have

Administrato...

192.168.66.101

DY520

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

Off-Line

graph TD
    A["Tools"] --> B["UPS Settings..."]
    B --> C["Parameter and alarm setting"]
    B --> D["To view UPS status"]
    B --> E["UPS data in Chart"]
    B --> F["Last window"]
    B --> G["Find NetAgent"]
    B --> H["NetAgent node"]
    B --> I["Change NetAgent IP"]
    A --> J["SNMP Management..."]
    J --> K["Change Address"]
    J --> L["Device Information: BY506"]
    J --> M["IP Address: 192.168.66.103"]
    J --> N["LPS Model: Smart UPS"]
    A --> O["MB Management Cell in the MB"]
    O --> P["Selected MIB Cells: upsSmartOutputVoltage, upsSmartOutputFrequency, upsSmartOutputLoad"]
    O --> Q["Add >"]
    Q --> R["<< Delete"]
    O --> S["MIB Cell Description: no.org dot internet private enterprises pcc products hardware ups up/output up smartout up at upsSmartOutputLoad 1.3.6.1.4.1.935.1.1.1.4.2.3 The current UPS load expressed in percent of rated capacity."]
    A --> T["Device—SY306"]
    T --> U["Settings(192.168.66.103)"]
    U --> V["General E-Mail Trap List SMS Notification UPS Loading Comment"]
    U --> W["UPS Name: 19200"]
    U --> X["Location: 2F"]
    U --> Y["Manager: Administrator"]
    U --> Z["Community: public"]
    U --> AA["Trap community: public"]
    U --> AB["SNMP port: N1"]
    U --> AC["Polling Interval: 5 Sec (default 10 sec)"]
    U --> AD["Record UPS Event: Min (default 5 sec)"]
    U --> AE["Enable Warning Message:  Enable Broadcasting Warning Message (only for NT/2000 XP)"]
    U --> AF["This UPS is a 3-Phase UPS"]

graph TD
    A["System"] --> B["Event Log..."]
    A --> C["Data Log..."]
    A --> D["SNMP Options..."]
    B --> E["NetAgent Event log"]
    C --> F["NetAgent Data log"]
    D --> G["SNMP parameter and SMS Setting"]
    H["Options"] --> I["SNMP Options"]
    I --> J["Community: public"]
    I --> K["Default Folding Interval: 5 Secs"]
    I --> L["UPS SNMP Port: 161"]
    I --> M["SNMP Trap Port: 162"]
    I --> N["No response time to determine connection(3-10 polling interval): 10 polling interval"]
    O["Data log"] --> P["UPS Data Environment Data"]
    P --> Q["Host Name Startup Time Input Vs Output Battery Capacity Loading Temperature"]
    Q --> R["B2.168_B156_Smart_2017/6/28/17 220.1 220.1 27.1 100.0 10.0 30.1"]
    Q --> S["B2.168_UPQ_Agent_S_2017/6/28/17 205.4 205.4 27.5 100.0 0.0 35.0"]
    Q --> T["B2.168_UPQ_Agent_S_2017/6/28/17 164.1 110.9 2.1 100.0 33.0 31.2"]
    Q --> U["B2.168_BY56_Smart_2017/6/28/17 100.3 109.7 2.2 100.0 5.0 22.0"]
    Q --> V["B2.168_NEYPROBE_V_2017/6/28/17 23.77/50 0.00/50... 0/80Hz... 0.00/0 ... 0.00/0..."]
    Q --> W["B2.168_NetProbe_Min_2017/6/28/17 Min 25.47/51 0.00/1... 10/100 0.00/0 ... 0.00/0..."]
    Q --> X["B2.168_OY52O_Smart_2017/6/28/17 220.1 220.1 27.1 100.0 10.0 30.1"]
    Q --> Y["B2.168_Bondi_Smart_2017/6/28/17 259.4 259.4 2.6 63.6 34.0 35.0"]
    Q --> Z["B2.168_BY56_Smart_2017/6/28/17 220.1 220.1 27.1 100.0 10.0 30.1"]
    Q --> AA["B2.168_LPO_Agent_S_2017/6/28/17 259.4 259.4 21.5 100.0 0.0 35.0"]
    Q --> AB["B2.168_EUQ_Smart_2017/6/28/17 199.9 199.9 55... 100.3 54.0 3315"]
    Q --> AC["B2.168_BY56_Smart_2017/6/28/17 69.3 199.9 22 ... 100.3 ... 8.0 22.0"]
    Q --> AD["B2.168_NEYPROBE_V_2017/6/28/17 23.34/39 0.00/50... 0/80Hz... 4.00/5 ... 0.00/5..."]
    Q --> AE["B2.168_NetProbe_Min_2017/6/28/17 Min 25.08/51 3.00/1... 10/100 4.00/5 ... 0.00/5..."]
    Q --> AF["B2.168_DY53O_Smart_2017/6/28/17 220.1 220.1 27.1 100.0 10.0 35.1"]
    Q --> AG["B2.168_fncn_Smart_2017/6/28/17 239.4 259.4 2.6 ... 63.6 ... 34.0 ... 35.9"]
    Q --> AH["B2.168_BY56_Smart_2017/6/28/17 220.1 220.1 27.1 100.0 10.0 ... 35.9"]
    Q --> AI["B2.168_UPQ_Agent_S_2017/6/28/17 259.4 259.4 21.5 ... 100.3 ... 34.0 ... 35.9"]
    Q --> AJ["B2.168_UPQ_Agent_S_2017/6/28/17 199.9 ... 2334/51 (4,5), (4,5) ... (4,5) ... (4,5) ... (4,5)"]
    Q --> AK["B2.168_NETPROBE_V_2017/6/28/17 ... (3,34,5) ... (4,5) ... (4,5) ... (4,5)"]
    Q --> AL["B2.168_NetProbe_Min_2017/6/28/17 Min: (3,34,5) ... (4,5) ... (4,5) ... (4,5)"]
    Q --> AM["Save As Print Clear All OK"]
    AN["Event Log"] --> AO["Record List"]
    AO --> AP["UPS Date Time Description"]
    AP --> AQ[19:2:168:0:132:20:7:4/9:9:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:3:<nl>

graph TD
    A["User Help"] --> B["Change Password..."]
    B --> C["Account Management..."]
    C --> D["Change SNMP View password"]
    D --> E["Add new user account"]
    F["User Management"] --> G["Account List"]
    G --> H["Account"]
    H --> I["Admin"]
    I --> J["ltc"]
    K["Account"] --> L["Role"]
    M["Admin"] --> N["Manager"]
    O["ltc"] --> P["Guest"]
    Q["Delete"] --> R["Change Password..."]
    S["Add User..."] --> T["OK"]
    U["OK"] --> V["Cancel"]
    W["Change Password"] --> X["Account Information"]
    X --> Y["Old password: ****"]
    X --> Z["New password: ****"]
    X --> AA["Confirm new password: ****"]

Chapter 8. iMConfig

iMConfig is a tool software that allows user to change the same parameter on multi NetAgent simultaneously.

Installation and setup

iMConfig is available in the CD provided with NetAgent. After installed, it saves under directory of

All Programs > NetAgent> iMConfig

Operation Interface

Setting Tab

graph TD
    A["Device"] --> B["Enumerate Device F5"]
    A --> C["Add Group... F6"]
    A --> D["Add Device... Ins"]
    A --> E["Delete Del"]
    A --> F["Browse Device..."]
    A --> G["Quit"]
    H["Add UPS"] --> I["UPS Information"]
    I --> J["IP or Domain name: 192.168.66.101"]
    I --> K["Community: public"]
    K --> L["Add subsequent 1 devices"]
    M["Add UPS Group"] --> N["Group name: 2F Control building"]
    N --> O["Enable Background Map"]
    O --> P["D:\controlroom_map.bmp Browse..."]
    P --> Q["OK Cancel"]

graph TD
    A["System Options..."] --> B["SNMP community & port setting"]
    B --> C["System Options"]
    C --> D["General"]
    D --> E["Community: public"]
    E --> F["UPS SNMP Port: 161"]
    F --> G["Advance"]
    G --> H["The Name format at map view: IP or Domain name ▼"]
    H --> I["OK"]
    H --> J["Cancel"]
    K["Help"] --> L["About iMConfig..."]
    L --> M["iMConfig Version"]
    M --> N["About iMConfig"]
    N --> O["iMConfig 1.2"]
    N --> P["Copyright (C) 2012"]
    N --> Q["Mega System Technologies, Inc."]
    N --> R["MegaTec"]

Chapter 9. SMS Server Software

SMS notification can be send by modem that connects to 3 ports NetAgent II or NetAgent 9 (BX/BY) model directly, or, it can also be achieved by the remote PC that has SMS Server software installed with modem connected

graph LR
    A["UPS"] --> B["NetAgent 192.168.66.133"]
    B --> C["HUB"]
    C --> D["SMS SERVER 192.168.66.188"]
    D --> E["SMS MODEM"]
    E --> F["Mobile Phone"]
    style A fill:#000,stroke:#fff,color:#fff
    style B fill:#f9f,stroke:#333
    style C fill:#ccf,stroke:#333
    style D fill:#cfc,stroke:#333
    style E fill:#fcc,stroke:#333
    style F fill:#ffc,stroke:#333

Modem Installation

SMS Server Software Installation

SMS Server software is available in the CD provided with NetAgent. After installed, it saves under directory of

All Programs > NetAgent>SMS Server>SMS Server Manager

Settings

-Ensure all settings are correct and modem is connected with signal in order to send SMS successfully

When SMS Server software installation and connection are both complete, the IP address of PC may be entered in the NetAgent's SMS webpage and select "Use Remote Service". Such NetAgent would then be able to send SMS notification via this SMS Server PC

Chapter 10. Appendix

When Netility and NetAgent's username/password are lost, please follow the steps below to clear or check the configuration

1. Get the PC that is under same network as NetAgent-SNMP card
2. Open up the browser and type http://xxx.xx/password.cgi (xx.xxx is the IP address of the NetAgent)

Password: Enter the master password for the device

4. Press continue and clear