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Chapter 6: Power Management 103
Cycle cycle <outlet list> Turn an outlet Off and On again (recycle power).
Prompts you to enter a list of outlet numbers.
Lock
(Avocent PM PDU
and Cyclades
IPDU)
lock <outlet list> Lock a set of outlets in On or Off state to avoid
accidental changes. Prompts you to enter a list of
<IPDU ID>[<outlet number>].
Unlock
(Avocent PM PDU
and Cyclades
IPDU)
unlock <outlet list> Unlock the selected outlets. Prompts you to enter a list
of <IPDU ID>[<outlet number>].
Status status <outlet list> Display the status of the selected outlets. Prompts you
to enter a list of outlet numbers.
N/A interval <outlet list>
[<delay>]
Display or set the interval for an outlet to turn on.
Power On Delay
(Avocent PM PDU,
Cyclades IPDU
and ServerTech)
powerondelay <outlet list>
[<delay>]
Display or configure post turn on outlet delay. Prompts
you to enter a list of outlet numbers.
Name name <outlet entry>
<outlet name>
Define a name or an alias for an outlet.
Current current [reset] [<IPDU ID>
[<element>]]
Display the amount of current that is running through the
IPDU, or reset the maximum detected current in a single
or all IPDU appliances.
The <element> can be bank name (A, B, C, XY, ...),
phase name (X, Y, Z), outlet number (1, 2, ..)
Temperature temperature {reset} [<IPDU
ID>]
Display temperature on an IPDU, if the IPDU unit is
equipped with a temperature sensor. Reset the
maximum detected temperature in a single or all
IPDU appliances.
Humidity
(Avocent PM PDU
and ServerTech)
humidity {reset} [<IPDU
ID>]
Display humidity or reset the maximum detected
humidity in a singe or all IPDU appliances.
Voltage voltage [<IPDU ID>] Display voltage in a single or all IPDU appliances.
Buzzer
(Avocent PM PDU
and Cyclades
IPDU)
buzzer {status|on|off}
[<IPDU ID>]
Configure a buzzer to sound when a specified alarm
threshold has reached for a single or all IPDU
appliances. Options are Status, On to activate or Off
to deactivate.
Table 6.1: pmMenu and pmCommand Commands (Continued)
Menu Item Command Syntax Description