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33UPS Network Management Card 2 User’s Guide
When you select Initiate PowerChute Network Shutdown in the user interface, initiating a Turn
UPS Off, Reboot UPS, or Put UPS To Sleep action is equivalent to selecting
GraceOff (turn off
the UPS gracefully),
GraceReboot (reboot UPS gracefully), or GraceSleep (put the UPS to
sleep gracefully) in the command line interface.
For more information about the delays and settings in the following table, see “Configuration Pages”
on page 36 and “The sync control option” on page 41.
To apply UPS Alarm Test to a Synchronized Control Group, see “Diagnostics page” on page 42.
Action Definition
Turn UPS On (user
interface)
ups -c On
(command line
interface)
Turns on power at the UPS.
• For a UPS model with Switched Outlet groups, this action then turns on the outlet groups
according to the value for Power On Delay for each group. See “The outlet groups option
(including automatic load-shedding)” on page 37.
• For a Synchronized Control Group, after a delay of a few seconds, the action turns on all
enabled group members that have input power.
Turn UPS Off
(user
interface)
ups -c Off
(command line
interface)
Turns off the output power of the UPS and (for Switched Outlet groups) of all its outlet
groups immediately, without a shutdown delay. The UPS and all its outlet groups remain off
until you turn on its power again.
For a Synchronized Control Group, this action turns off power at all enabled members of
the group. No Shutdown Delay value is used. The UPSs turn off after a few seconds and
remain off until you turn on their power. See “The shutdown option” on page 38.
Note: For a synchronized turn-off action that uses the value of the Shutdown Delay of the
initiating UPS, use SNMP. For the upsAdvControlUpsOff OID, set the value to
turnUpsSyncGroupOffAfterDelay (5).
ups -c GraceOff
(command line
interface)
Turns off outlet power of the UPS and (for a UPS model with outlet groups) all its outlet
groups after the Maximum Required Delay and the configured Shutdown Delay. See
“The PowerChute clients option” on page 41.