APC AP95100 Power supplier AP95100 User Manual
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AP95100
Using the Map View
InfraStruXure Central 4.1 User’s Reference
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By specifying device-specific sensor displays, you can ensure that devices that report sensor data that
does not correspond with the selected default sensor type will show meaningful data. For example, if you
select “Temperature” as a default sensor display, devices that do not include temperature sensors (such as
camera pods, for example) would not typically show a current sensor reading of any sort. However, if you
specify a device-specific sensor value display for your camera pods (such as camera motion sensor, for
example) then the current sensor value for the selected sensor will be shown by the device icon instead of
the default sensor value.
does not correspond with the selected default sensor type will show meaningful data. For example, if you
select “Temperature” as a default sensor display, devices that do not include temperature sensors (such as
camera pods, for example) would not typically show a current sensor reading of any sort. However, if you
specify a device-specific sensor value display for your camera pods (such as camera motion sensor, for
example) then the current sensor value for the selected sensor will be shown by the device icon instead of
the default sensor value.
• To specify a default sensor display select the Default tab, select the desired default sensor from the
Default Sensor Type tree view, and then click OK.
• To specify device-specific sensor value displays, select the Selected tab, select one or more devices
from the Selected Devices selection list, select the desired sensor from the Sensor Types tree view
on the right, and then click OK.
on the right, and then click OK.
Using Sensor Imaging
Sensor Imaging enables you to see at a glance the general state of each of your devices. Once you have
defined a range of values for the currently selected Display Sensor, the color of the device icon will
change to reflect where it's current sensor reading falls in the display imaging range. By setting imaging
values that range from the optimal value to a value that equals the value at which an alert will be triggered
you can use display imaging to spot “trouble spots” in your facilities before alerts start going off.
defined a range of values for the currently selected Display Sensor, the color of the device icon will
change to reflect where it's current sensor reading falls in the display imaging range. By setting imaging
values that range from the optimal value to a value that equals the value at which an alert will be triggered
you can use display imaging to spot “trouble spots” in your facilities before alerts start going off.
Sensor Imaging is enabled by default, with a default value range pre-configured for each of the device
sensors. To enable or disable Sensor Imaging:
sensors. To enable or disable Sensor Imaging:
1. Right-click on the Map View. This will open a context menu.
2. Click Use Sensor Imaging > On (or Off).
Depending on your environment and needs, you may wish to change the Sensor Imaging values for your
devices. To review or change your Sensor Imaging settings:
devices. To review or change your Sensor Imaging settings:
1. Right-click inside the Map View. This will open a context menu.
2. Click Sensor Imaging Preferences. The Sensor Imaging Preferences window opens.
3. Select a sensor from the Sensor List selection list to view its current Sensor Imaging configuration.
Once you select a sensor, the high and low values used to define the Senor Imaging range for that
sensor are displayed in the Low Color and High Color fields. Also, the colors that are currently
defined for the Low, Normal, and High Sensor Imaging states are shown in the Low Color, Normal
Color, and High Color drop boxes.
sensor are displayed in the Low Color and High Color fields. Also, the colors that are currently
defined for the Low, Normal, and High Sensor Imaging states are shown in the Low Color, Normal
Color, and High Color drop boxes.