Arrayent 3700 SNMP Users Manual

Monster 3700 RF/IP Card User Manual
FCC Warning
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
To comply with FCC RF exposure compliance requirements, the antenna used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
This equipment is sold only to OEM integrators and must be installed by the OEM or OEM integrators under the following conditions:
1) The antennas used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and
2) The transmitter must not be co-located with any other antenna or transmitter.
Introduction
The Monster 3700 RF/IP Card is an accessory that allows remote control and monitoring of the Monster HTUPS 3700 PowerCenter from any Internet web browser anywhere in the world. The Monster 3700 RF/IP Card utilizes Internet Protocol to connect to a central Monster server that provides the monitoring and control capability.
Features
The Monster 3700 RF/IP Card adds the following features to the Monster HTUPS 3700:
Remote monitoring of AC line supply voltage
Remote monitoring of HTUPS 3700 current and power usage
Remote monitoring of HTUPS 3700 battery voltage
Remote control of HTUPS 3700 outlets (on / off)
7-day scheduling of HTUPS 3700 outlet states
Internet Protect capability
Alerts via Email or SMS on conditions related to power failure or battery level.
This document describes how to install the Monster 3700 RF/IP Card.
Requirements
Broadband connection
In order to connect the Monster 3700 RF/IP Card to the Internet, a broadband Internet connection will be required in the same facility as the HTUPS 3700 to be connected. Contact your local broadband connectivity provider to arrange for a connection to be installed if you do not have I an Internet connection.
IP infrastructure
The Monster 3700 RF/IP Card requires the following facility IP (Internet Protocol) infrastructure:
Broadband router or modem/router with available Ethernet connection (10
Megabits/second or better) on RJ-45 jack. Any home broadband router available in most electronic stores or provided by your broadband provider will work. Some enterprise class routers may require further configuration, refer to Appendix A for information in such situations.
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) enabled in the router with IP Gateway and
DNS (Domain Name System) server information must be configured. Any home broadband router will already have this service available. Some enterprise level routers will require configuration to enable this service.
Tools
You will need a jeweller's screwdriver (#0 size) to remove and attach the HTUPS 3700 SNMP slot cover plate screws (not included).
Connectivity Options
The Monster 3700 RF/IP Card provides two methods to connect the HTUPS 3700 to the broadband router:
1. Ethernet connection using CAT-5 Ethernet cable directly to the broadband router (or facility Ethernet infrastructure). This option requires bringing Ethernet cable directly to the location of the HTUPS 3700.
2. Wireless connection using 900MHz RF (Radio Frequency) wireless protocol to Monster Ethernet Gateway. This option is available for facilities that prefer wireless connection, or cannot be wired for Ethernet. The Monster wireless protocol is capable of covering a 5,000 square foot wood frame facility with a single Ethernet Gateway. More Ethernet Gateways may be required for larger facilities.
Select your connectivity option and make sure to have the materials available (Ethernet cable and jacks, or Ethernet Gateway) prior to installation.
Packing List
Locate the following materials in the package:
Monster 3700 RF/IP Card.
Antenna and coax cable assembly.
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