Users Guide

To set a range for the threshold limits, enter the Minimum (1 - 100) and Maximum (Minimum - 100) values. If a minimum or
maximum limit is not within the client system's minimum or maximum capabilities, the client system's minimum or maximum limit
will be used.
NOTE: The system will use default values if invalid values are set.
NOTE: If selected minimum or maximum limits are not within the client systems minimum or maximum capabilities,
the client system’s minimum or maximum limit will be used.
Typical uses for these settings are:
– Set the minimum and maximum threshold limits and leave the Threshold value eld blank. This sets a limit for the range, but
allows the threshold value to be modied in the UI.
OR:
– Set Threshold value and leave the Minimum threshold limit and Maximum threshold limit blank. This value will be locked
and cannot be modied in the UI.
Advanced Charge Group Policies
Two group policies are available for this group:
• Feature Enablement
The system administrator can further choose from the following options, available in the left pane:
– On—Turn on the feature, and apply the individual day and time settings to the system (default)
– O—Turn o the feature
– Hide Feature—Remove the feature tab from the GUI
• Day of the week (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
To disable a specic day, set all the hour and minute elds in that template to 0 (zero).
To congure Start Time for the day:
– Set Hours: 0-23
– Set Minutes: 0, 15, 30, 45
To congure End Time for the day:
– Set Hours: 0-23
– Set Minutes: 0, 15, 30, 45
Battery Extender Group Policies
The system administrator can choose to hide the Battery Extender feature from the user, removing the feature from the UI
altogether:
NOTE: If this policy is enabled, the policy can only be enforced on systems where the BIOS supports the Battery
Extender feature.
Alerts Management Group Policies
A group policy is available for each of the following alert categories:
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