USER’S MANUAL
Rev. 11
Power Management Software
PowerPanel Personal
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Table of Contents
Overview ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.
Getting Started........................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1.
Prerequisites ................................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1.1.
Hardware Requirements ................................................................................................................................ 1
1.1.2.
Operating System ............................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2.
Installation....................................................................................................................................................................... 2
1.3.
Opening PowerPanel Personal............................................................................................................................... 5
2.
Using PowerPanel Personal ..................................................................................................................... 6
2.1.
Understanding the User Interface ........................................................................................................................ 6
2.1.1.
Main Interface Feature ................................................................................................................................... 6
2.1.2.
Taskbar Notification Area and Status Menus ..................................................................................... 13
2.1.3.
Context Help .................................................................................................................................................... 14
2.2.
Monitor the UPS .......................................................................................................................................................... 15
2.2.1.
Status Monitoring............................................................................................................................................ 15
2.2.2.
Power Events Summary ............................................................................................................................... 17
2.2.3.
Power Event Logs.......................................................................................................................................... 22
2.3.
Energy Consumption ............................................................................................................................................... 23
2.3.1.
Energy Reporting ........................................................................................................................................... 23
2.3.2.
Energy Setting ............................................................................................................................................... 24
2.4.
Configure the UPS .................................................................................................................................................... 26
2.4.1.
Schedule Management ............................................................................................................................... 26
2.4.2.
Notification Configuration .........................................................................................................................28
2.4.3.
Runtime Configuration ............................................................................................................................... 30
2.4.4.
Voltage ................................................................................................................................................................ 31
2.4.5.
Performing UPS Self-Test ........................................................................................................................... 32
2.4.6.
Advanced Settings ........................................................................................................................................33
2.5.
Information ...................................................................................................................................................................35
3.
Technical Support ................................................................................................................................... 37
3.1.
Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................................................... 37
3.2.
FAQ................................................................................................................................................................................. 39
4.
Glossary .................................................................................................................................................... 41
Overview
PowerPanel Personal is an easy-to-use safe shutdown software for advanced computer power management. It is designed for personal computers (PCs) and provides a complete power protection solution, utilizing the Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) to control and gracefully shut down a PC in the event of a power failure.
The advantages of PowerPanel Personal include:
• Monitor the status of the UPS and utility power at all times.
• Customize UPS configurations to provide total power control and protection for your PC.
• Perform graceful shutdown to protect your system and prevent data loss in the event of power outages.
PowerPanel Personal software consists of a Service, Client UI and System Tray. The Service communicates with the UPS and obtains the status along with detailed information. These are displayed in the Client UI, where users can also configure the UPS settings. The System Tray icon indicates the UPS’ charging status, whether it is operating on battery or utility power, and whether it is communicating properly.
1.
Getting Started
1.1.
Prerequisites
1.1.1.
Hardware Requirements
• Minimum Core 2-compatible CPU.
• Minimum 128 megabytes (MB) of RAM; more memory generally improves responsiveness.
• 350 MB of free disk drive space.
• USB or serial port.
1.1.2.
Operating System
PowerPanel Personal software is compatible with the following operating systems:
32-Bit Versions:
• Windows 11
• Windows 10
• Windows 8
• Windows Server 2019
• Windows Server 2016
64-Bit Versions:
• macOS 12
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• macOS 11
• macOS 10.15
1.2.
Installation
After you have downloaded PowerPanel Business from CyberPower Systems’ website
( www.cyberpower.com
), follow the setup installation wizard as described below:
1.
Click the Next button to start an installation.
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2.
Accept the license agreement.
3.
Select the destination directory and Start Menu folder.
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4.
Wait for PowerPanel Personal to be installed.
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5.
Click the Finish button to complete the installation.
1.3.
Opening PowerPanel Personal
To open PowerPanel Personal do either of the following:
1.
Select Start > All Programs > CyberPower PowerPanel Personal > PowerPanel Personal .
2.
Double-click the PowerPanel Personal icon in the notification area of the taskbar.
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2.
Using PowerPanel Personal
2.1.
Understanding the User Interface
2.1.1.
Main Interface Feature
The figure below shows the main user interface of PowerPanel Personal application.
Main Interface
1.
Power source
Indicates which power source the UPS is supplying to your equipment and the current status.
Icon Description
The UPS is supplying utility power to your equipment.
The UPS is supplying battery power to your equipment. This may be caused by a power failure, under voltage or over voltage.
PowerPanel Personal cannot detect the current power source due to loss of communication.
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2.
Battery Capacity
Indicates the UPS is charging or discharging and shows the percentage of the remaining battery capacity.
Icon Description
The batteries are being charged and displays the battery level as a percentage of full charge.
The UPS is discharging and using the batteries to supply power.
3.
Estimated Runtime (or Time To Shutdown)
The remaining runtime the UPS will be supplying power before a shutdown is performed.
Icon Description
The estimated runtime of the UPS when the UPS is supplying utility power to your equipment.
The estimated runtime of the UPS or the time before hibernation or graceful shutdown is initiated, when the UPS is supplying battery power to your equipment.
4.
Feature Columns
• Monitor: Click to access the Monitor page.
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• Energy Consumption: Click to access the Energy Consumption page.
• Configuration: Click to access the Configuration page.
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• About: Click to access the About page.
5.
Function bar
Displays the different functions available for the selected feature column.
• Monitor function bar
• Energy Consumption function bar
• Configure function bar
• About function bar
6.
Workspace
Displays the information or settings specific to the selected feature.
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7.
Status Bar
Displays the three different status of the application, including:
• The UPS is working normally.
The UPS is communicating with PowerPanel and is ready to supply power if a power problem occurs.
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• PowerPanel Personal Service is not ready.
The PowerPanel Personal Service is not running.
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• Unable to establish communication with UPS.
PowerPanel Personal is unable to monitor the UPS because communication cannot be established.
Note: The information displayed varies depending on UPS model.
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2.1.2.
Taskbar Notification Area and Status Menus
The PowerPanel Personal icon is displayed in the notification area of the taskbar, allowing users to open PowerPanel Personal quickly, access the context menus, know the operating conditions and change language.
To open PowerPanel Personal quickly, do either of the following:
1.
On Windows
• Double-click the PowerPanel Personal icon.
• Right-click the PowerPanel Personal icon > Open .
To change language, do the following:
• Right-click the PowerPanel Personal icon > Change Language .
Taskbar Notification Area menu
The PowerPanel Personal icon changes to indicate different conditions:
Icon Description
The UPS is working normally.
The UPS is in battery mode. This indicates the UPS is supplying battery power to the connected equipment.
PowerPanel Personal is unable to connect to your UPS due to loss of communication.
The PowerPanel Personal icon displays a pop-up message to notify users when an event occurs.
Move the cursor to the icon to view the message. Messages will indicate whether the UPS is charging, operating on battery power, communicating properly, or whether it is fully charged. For example, the figure below shows the message reading “Your UPS is correctly connected to your computer”, when PowerPanel Personal connects with the UPS.
Pop-up message indicating PowerPanel Personal connects with the UPS on Windows
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2.1.3.
Context Help
Click the icon to open the context help web page for the current page. The help web page provides detailed information on the current page of PowerPanel Personal as shown below.
Context help window for Monitor feature
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2.2.
Monitor the UPS
The Monitor page provides details of the UPS status and a summary of power events.
2.2.1.
Status Monitoring
PowerPanel Personal continuously monitors the UPS. The Current Status page displays the current UPS status.
Current Status Screen
The detailed UPS status is described below:
Field Status
Electrical power supplied by
AC Utility
Battery
None
Description
The UPS is supplying utility power to the connected equipment.
The UPS is supplying battery power to the connected equipment. This may be caused by a power failure, under voltage, or over voltage.
There is no power output, and the UPS is not supplying power to the equipment. This may be caused by a failure to detect the batteries or a Self-
Test failure.
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Field
Output voltage
Power condition
Status
The output voltage of the UPS
Power Outage
Under Voltage
Over Voltage
Frequency Failure
Voltage Boost
Voltage Buck
Remaining battery capacity
Battery status
Normal
The battery level as a percentage of full charge
Fully Charged
Charging
Discharging
Remaining battery runtime
The estimated battery runtime in minutes.
UPS load
Description
The output voltage of the UPS is supplied by either utility power or batteries.
Blackout occurs and causes loss of utility power.
The UPS is using batteries to supply power.
The input voltage is lower than the low voltage threshold, and the UPS is using batteries to supply power.
The input voltage is higher than the high voltage threshold, and the UPS is using batteries to supply power.
Utility frequency is out of range, and the UPS is using batteries with a consistent frequency to supply power.
Voltage is being regulated while input voltage is approaching the low voltage threshold.
Voltage is being regulated while input voltage is approaching the high voltage threshold.
The UPS is working normally.
Remaining battery capacity.
The batteries are charged to 100% capacity.
The batteries are being charged.
The batteries are discharging. The UPS is supplying battery power to the connected equipment.
The amount of time the UPS can support the connected equipment when it switches to battery mode due to a power problem.
Operating status of device hardware components
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2.2.2.
Power Events Summary
The Summary page displays the most recent power event and the time it occurred. It also summarizes the power condition statistics during different periods of time. This information can be used to analyze the quality of the power source.
Summary Screen
The Summary page provides the information described below:
• Display Period - The period of time displayed in the power condition summary view. The display period can be set at 1, 4, 12, or 24 weeks.
• Last Power Event - The last power event recorded and the time it happened.
• Power Condition Summary - The historical power events and their statistics, including the number of occurrences and their cumulative time during the selected display period. Once a new display period is selected, the statistics change accordingly.
The power events are described below:
• Power outage - No utility power is available and the UPS is supplying battery power to the connected equipment.
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• Under voltage - Utility voltage is lower than the low voltage threshold and the UPS is intervening to supply power. The low voltage threshold can be configured on the
Configuration > Voltage page. Voltage settings are only available in UPS models that support
this feature. (See 2.4.4
)
Low voltage threshold setting on Voltage screen
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• Over voltage - Utility voltage is higher than the high voltage threshold and the UPS is intervening to supply power. The high voltage threshold can be configured on Configuration >
Voltage page. Voltage settings are only available in UPS models that support this feature. (See
2.4.4
)
High voltage threshold setting on Voltage screen
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• Boost - Utility voltage is approaching the low voltage threshold and the UPS is using the AVR function to increase the utility voltage.
Boost condition summary on Summary screen
Note: Voltage Threshold Configuration, Buck and Boost states are only supported on certain UPS models with the Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) function. The UPS uses the AVR function to regulate utility voltage and supply a stable power output.
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• Buck - Utility voltage is approaching the high voltage threshold and the UPS is using the AVR function to decrease the utility voltage.
Buck condition summary on Summary screen
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2.2.3.
Power Event Logs
The Event Logs page records the UPS event logs and the time they occurred for analyzing the working status of the UPS and the hardware.
Event Logs Screen
• From Start Date to End Date - The time period of the event logs.
• Search - Select the status from the drop-down menu or enter keywords to filter and show event logs.
• Events List - Display all historical events of the UPS. Click “Time” or “Events” to change the displaying order of the event logs.
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2.3.
Energy Consumption
The Energy Consumption page provides information on energy consumption and setting details.
2.3.1.
Energy Reporting
Energy Reporting displays the information such as the amount of power, cost and equivalent carbon emissions that the UPS system has consumed over a period of time. The power cost (Cp) and the equivalent carbon emission (Ec) can be calculated based on below formula, with Pm denoting the cumulative amount of power consumed by a UPS system over a period of time, Rp denoting the cost per kWh, and Rc denoting the Carbon emission per kWh.
Cp = Pm * Rp and Ec = Pm * Rc
Statistics
• From Start Date to End Date - The time period of the energy consumption statistics.
• Average Energy Consumption - The average energy consumption of the selected time period.
• Cumulative Energy - The cumulative energy consumption of the selected time period.
• Cumulative Cost - The cumulative cost of the selected time period.
• CO
2
- The equivalent carbon emissions of the selected time period.
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2.3.2.
Energy Setting
On the Energy Setting page, users can set the average rate of power consumption and carbon emission by selecting the country, or assigning and applying a customized rate. When the rates are updated, the information displayed on the energy reporting page will also be updated.
Country Selection
Power costs vary by countries, therefore the Energy Cost and equivalent carbon emissions are different. By selecting the country, users can set up the average rate of power consumption and carbon emissions.
• Country - Select the country where the UPS is located.
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Energy Cost
Since the rate of power consumption can vary over time, users can assign rates for different periods of time.
• Cost per kWh - Assign and apply the rate as of today, inclusive.
• Show energy cost history - Display and setup the related costs of historical periods. When the historical period of energy cost is shown, users can click the modify icon on any period to edit the period and rate. See below for details.
On Windows
CO
2
Emissions
Since the rate of carbon emissions also changes over time, users can update the carbon emissions per kWh.
• CO
2
Emitted per kWh - The weight of equivalent emitted carbon when one kWh power is consumed.
• Unit of Measurement - Select the unit of measurement in kilograms or pounds.
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2.4.
Configure the UPS
The Configure page provides an interface to configure settings and customize the use of your UPS.
Configure Screen
2.4.1.
Schedule Management
PowerPanel Personal can perform scheduled shutdown or hibernation of the computer, and then power off the UPS. The UPS output power can also be scheduled to turn on to restart the computer or wake it up from hibernation.
On the Schedule page, the shutdown and restart time can be specified for each weekday. To schedule a shutdown, use the OFF column. Select the shutdown time and place a checkmark in the Act. box. Perform the same steps to schedule a restart, using the ON column. Please note the scheduled action will not take place if the Act (activate) box is not checked.
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Once the shutdown and restart time on specific weekdays are activated, the related schedule information will be displayed, with the shutdown time highlighted in red and restart time in green.
Schedule Screen
Note: The restart ON function is to turn on the power supply of the UPS. If the computer BIOS is set to boot when power restores, the computer will automatically restart when the power is restored. Consult your motherboard documentation or PC/server supplier for additional details.
Note: (Act.) stands for Activate and (N.R) stands for Never Restart . If the (N.R) option is checked, you must manually restart the UPS, regardless of the scheduled restart setting.
Note: The Schedule page is not available on all UPS models.
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2.4.2.
Notification Configuration
Turning the UPS Alarm On/Off
On the Notification page, users can select whether PowerPanel Personal software and the UPS itself will generate audible alarms to notify users of a power event.
Notification screen
Options for Software Sounds and UPS Alarms are explained below:
• Software Sounds - If Enable PowerPanel notification sounds is checked, PowerPanel Personal will use the computer speakers to alert users of a power event with an audible alarm.
• UPS Alarms - Use this option to turn the UPS alarms off or on. If Enable alarms at all times is checked, the UPS will beep when a power event occurs.
Note: The UPS Alarms option is not available for all UPS models.
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Email Notification
Users will receive event notification instantly when the required fields are filled in.
Email service
The fields are explained below:
• Activate - Select Yes to enable PowerPanel Personal to send email notifications.
• SMTP server address - Fill in the SMTP server used to send email notifications to the recipient.
• Secure connection - Select the secure connection for the SMTP service to send email notifications.
• Service port - Fill in the port number used by the SMTP service.
• Sender name & Sender E-mail address - Fill in the sender’s name and e-mail address shown in email notifications.
• Authentication - Select Yes to authorize the SMTP server to verify the Account and Password listed below.
• Account - Fill in the account to access the SMTP server.
• Password - Fill in the password to access the SMTP server.
• Receiver E-mail Address - Fill in the receiver’s e-mail address to receive e-mail notifications.
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2.4.3.
Runtime Configuration
When a power event occurs, the UPS will supply battery power to the connected computer and equipment. In order to prevent data loss or a system crash, it is necessary to gracefully shut down the computer and then turn the UPS off.
Runtime Screen
PowerPanel Personal software provides the following runtime options:
• Keep Computer Running - The UPS supplies battery power to the connected computer until the specified remaining battery runtime is left. Then the computer will perform a graceful shutdown.
Note: This option is not available for all UPS modes.
• Preserve Battery Power - When utility power fails and the UPS operates on battery power for the specified time, the connected computer will perform a graceful shutdown to save battery power.
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2.4.4.
Voltage
The Voltage page displays the current utility voltage and the normal voltage rating of the UPS, and allows users to configure the high/low voltage setting according to the UPS model. Once the utility voltage exceeds the voltage range, the UPS will supply battery power at a stable voltage to the connected equipment.
Options for High/Low Voltage Transfer are explained below:
• High/Low Voltage Transfer - Set the high/low voltage thresholds on the UPS. A narrow input voltage range will cause the battery to discharge more often; a wide input voltage range will cause the battery to discharge less often.
High/Low Voltage Transfer options on Voltage Screen
Note: Narrower voltage threshold may cause excessive battery discharging. Excessive discharging may result in a shortened battery life.
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2.4.5.
Performing UPS Self-Test
You can perform a self-test to verify that the batteries are good and the UPS is working properly.
The Self-Test page displays the date and the result of the last self-test. Click Initiate self-test to start the self-test.
Self-Test Screen
When the self-test is completed, the test report will display the following information:
• Date of last self-test - The date on which the self-test was last performed.
• Result of last self-test - The result of the last self-test.
• Passed - The battery is good and ready for use.
• Failed - The self-test failed. This may be caused due to a disconnected battery, a battery malfunction, or low battery capacity.
• Aborted - The self-test was aborted. This is caused by a loss of communication during the self-test.
• Battery capacity is critical - The battery capacity is not sufficient to support the self-test.
Wait several hours for the battery to charge and perform the test again.
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2.4.6.
Advanced Settings
Advanced Setting Screen
Sensitivity
Users can set voltage sensitivity according to equipment requirements and power quality. Once utility power is out of the selected range, the UPS will switch to battery mode to provide power to the connected equipment immediately.
Sensitivity options for Input Voltage Sensitivity are explained below:
• Medium sensitivity is the default setting. For low quality input power from a generator, which may cause the UPS to switch to battery mode frequently, Low sensitivity is recommended. If the connected equipment requires a higher quality of power, High sensitivity is recommended, but this may cause the UPS to switch to battery mode frequently.
Note: This function is not available in all UPS models.
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Shutdown Type
This setting will specify the manner in which the computer will shut down. The options are
Shutdown or Hibernation. The Hibernation option is only available on operating systems and hardware that support hibernation. When PowerPanel Personal shuts down the host computer using the Shutdown option, any unnamed files will be saved automatically in a folder named Auto
Saved in the My Documents folder.
PowerPanel Cloud Solution
PowerPanel Cloud Solution
This solution allows users to monitor UPS status and get event notifications from mobile phones.
Before activating this function, please create an account through PowerPanel Cloud website or
PowerPanel App.
• UPS Name - This is the Name which will show on PowerPanel Cloud website and PowerPanel
App. The default name is UPS model name.
*Please note that Cloud Solution will send your UPS status data to PowerPanel cloud, please refer to
Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions .
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2.5.
Information
The Information page provides information about the version of PowerPanel Personal and the
UPS hardware. Links for web based support and the company website are also provided.
About Screen
2.5.1.
Check for Updates
The Check for Updates button is for users to check if there is a newer software version. There are three possible outcomes after clicking check for updates:
Check for updates button
New Software Version Detected: A new software version is detected. Click APPLY button to upgrade the software version.
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New software version detected
• Software Is Up to Date: Users’ software is up to date.
• Restoration: Click Restore to the previous software version and then click APPLY if users want to restore the software to the previous software installed in the users’ computer.
Users’ software is up to date
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3.
Technical Support
3.1.
Troubleshooting
I have installed PowerPanel Personal on my computer, but it cannot establish communication with the UPS.
Follow the steps below to solve the problem:
• Make sure the UPS is powered on.
• Make sure there is no other application using the UPS’ USB port or serial port.
• Make sure the serial or USB cable is securely and properly connected to the UPS and computer.
• Make sure the PowerPanel Personal service is running. If the service has stopped, follow the steps below to resume the service:
1.
Open the Command Prompt window.
2.
Change to the C:\Program Files\CyberPower PowerPanel Personal directory.
3.
Use the command, startService.bat
, to start the service.
The PowerPanel Personal taskbar notification area disappeared.
Follow the steps below to recover the taskbar notification area:
1.
Open the Command Prompt window.
2.
Change to the C:\Program Files\CyberPower PowerPanel Personal directory.
3.
Use the command, startClient.bat
, to start the taskbar notification area.
The Self-Test failed.
1.
Replace the battery if the battery test fails.
2.
Contact CyberPower for assistance if the battery test fails after the battery is replaced.
The PowerPanel Personal installation failed.
If the installation file was downloaded from CyberPower’s website, it may have become corrupt during the download. Please download the file again.
The installation may have failed due to a previous installation. Make sure there is no previous installation or a previous version installed on your computer.
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I am unable to install PowerPanel Personal because of limited account privileges.
Your Windows user account does not have permission to install software. Use an account with permission to install software.
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3.2.
FAQ
How do I uninstall PowerPanel Personal?
Go to Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs . Click the Change/Remove button on
PowerPanel Personal to uninstall the program.
How do I disable the UPS alarm?
Go to Configuration > Notifications > UPS Alarms and select Disable alarm at all times .
How do I verify that my computer will be gracefully shut down in the event of power outage?
Follow the steps below to test the graceful shutdown function:
1.
Go to Configuration > Runtime .
2.
Select the Preserve Battery Power option and specify the delay time.
3.
Unplug the UPS so it switches to battery mode and wait for the delay time to run out.
4.
Click OK on the pop-up dialog to allow PowerPanel Personal to shut down your computer.
5.
Your computer will be shut down by PowerPanel Personal. This verifies that PowerPanel Personal can successfully shut down the computer in the event of a power outage.
How do I test a scheduled shutdown?
Follow the steps below to test a scheduled shutdown:
1.
Go to Configuration > Schedule .
2.
In the OFF column, set the shutdown time to 5 minutes from the current date and time.
3.
Wait for 5 minutes.
4.
Your computer will be shut down by PowerPanel Personal. This verifies that PowerPanel Personal can perform a scheduled shutdown successfully.
How do I make sure that my computer’s hibernation feature is enabled?
If your operating system is Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 , follow the steps below to enable hibernation.
1.
Open the Command Prompt dialog box.
2.
Use the command, powercfg.exe -hibernate on , to enable hibernation.
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If your operating system is Windows 10 , follow the steps below to enable hibernation.
1.
Open the Command Prompt dialog box.
2.
Use the command, PowerCfg.exe /HIBERNATE /SIZE 75 , to set the hiberfile size.
3.
Use the command, PowerCfg.exe /h on , to enable hibernation.
What do I do when the [Unable To Locate Component] message appears?
Follow the steps below to finish reinstalling PowerPanel Personal:
1.
Remove PowerPanel Personal first.
2.
Install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015.
3.
Reinstall PowerPanel Personal.
Why does the shutdown occur earlier than the configured time?
The load is too high. High loads on a UPS will deplete capacity quickly and the remaining runtime will also decrease fast.
1.
Reduce the load on the UPS to increase the runtime.
2.
Check the battery capacity. Make sure the battery is fully charged.
Why does the status bar display “PowerPanel Personal Service is not ready” after I upgraded the software?
It is normal for the software to display “ PowerPanel Personal Service is not ready” for a short while after upgrade. If this status persists and cannot be restored, please restart the Sever/PC or manually restart the service.
Following the previous question, why is the APP in warning status after the software has been restored?
Please upgrade the APP.
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4.
Glossary
• AC Utility Power: The power supplied through a standard wall outlet. Alternating Current (AC) is the common form of electricity.
• Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): Provides clean, consistent AC power by automatically regulating under and over voltages, within defined tolerances, when incoming utility power has minor fluctuations.
• Boost: The AVR function of a UPS which increases voltage when the utility power approaches the low voltage threshold.
• Buck: The AVR function of a UPS which reduces voltage when the utility power approaches the high voltage threshold.
• Capacity: The current battery charge expressed as a percentage of a full charge.
• Hibernation: A state in which a computer will save data to the hard disk and turn off the monitor and hard disk. When the computer wakes from hibernation, all open files and running programs are restored from the hard disk.
• Lost communication/Loss of communication: A condition that occurs when a serial or USB cable is not connected securely. PowerPanel Personal cannot monitor and configure the UPS until communication is established.
• N.R./Never Restart: An option of the Schedule which is used to determine whether to restore the UPS output power. If this option is checked, the output power will not be restored after the utility power restores.
• Power failure/Power lost: An interruption in AC utility power such as a blackout.
• Runtime: The length of time that a UPS will support a given load while running on battery during a power outage. The maximum period of time that battery power is output from a UPS to its connected devices during a power interruption. Runtime is dependent upon the total load of all connected equipment.
• Voltage Sensitivity: A function that allows users to select the sensitivity mode according to the power quality and the equipment.
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