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Using Operating System Standard UPS Service
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The standard UPS service of the operating system can be used to perform an automatic shutdown when a power outage
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Connect the PC I/F connector of the UPS and the serial connector of the computer with the supplied communication cable.
When using the standard UPS service of the operating system, set the interface to "Standalone."
For the setting procedure, see §3.5 "Setting PC Interface" in the
Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003
System administrator privileges are required to configure the settings of the uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
① Select the "Power Option Properties" icon in the Control Panel, and then click the "Select..." button in the UPS tab.
② Select "Generic" in the "Select manufacturer" list, select "Custom" in the "Select model" list, and then click "Next".
③ Make the settings shown in the following figure, and then click "Finish".
(Select the "Positive" option before clearing the check from the UPS Shutdown check box.)
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Specifies that a warning message should be displayed according to the settings in
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Specifies that the OS shutdown should begin on reception of a UPS low battery
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Clear this check box.
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Even if you enable "UPS Shutdown", the
UPS will not shut down automatically after
Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003 shutdown.
If you need automatic UPS shutdown, use
the optional power management software.
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