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296 Power Monitoring and Management
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Warning Threshold
: Displays the acceptable power consumption (in
Watts and BTU/hr) recommended for system operation. Power
consumption that exceeds this value results in warning events.
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Failure Threshold
: Displays the highest acceptable power consumption
(in Watts and BTU/hr) required for system operation. Power consumption
that exceeds this value results in critical/failure events.
Amperage
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Location
: Displays the name of the power supply unit: PS-n, where n is the
power supply number
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Reading
: The current power consumption in Amps
Power Tracking Statistics
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Energy Consumption
displays the current cumulative energy
consumption for the server measured from the input side of the power
supplies. The value is displayed in KWh and it is a cumulative value, which
is the total energy used by the system. You can reset this value with the
Reset
button.
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System Peak Power
specifies the maximum 1-minute average of power for
the system since Measurement Start Time. You can reset this value with
the
Reset
button.
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System Peak Amperage
specifies the peak current value within the interval
specified by the Start and Peak times. You can reset this value with the
Reset
button.
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Measurement Start Time
displays the date and time recorded when the
statistic was last cleared and the new measurement cycle began. For
Energy Consumption
, you can reset this value with the
Reset
button, but
it will persist through a system reset or failover operation. For
System Peak
Power
and
System Peak Amperage
, you can reset this value with the
Reset
button, but it will also persist through a system reset or failover operation.
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Measurement Finish Time
displays the current date and time when the
system energy consumption was calculated for display.
Peak Time
displays
the time when the peaks occurred.
NOTE: Power Tracking Statistics are maintained across system resets and so
reflect all activity in the interval between the stated Start and Finish times.
The Reset button will reset the respective field back to zero. In the next table,