upsOutputRelayConfigPeakPeriod

Object

scalar mandatory r/w RFC1213-MIBDisplayString

An ASCII string containing the 64 flags representing
the peak period setting of the UPS. Flags are numbered 1-64
starting from the left. Each flag is either a '1', 
representing a flag that is set, or a '0', representing 
a flag that is /not/ set.
          
The peak period intervals are times that are both:
- on the days of the week set by the first 7 flags AND
- within the time periods set by the remaining flags.
          
UPS output relays triggered by 'On battery except peak period' 
will not signal when the UPS is on battery during a peak period. 
          
The flags are defined as follows:
          
Flag  1: Sunday
Flag  2: Monday
Flag  3: Tuesday
Flag  4: Wednesday
          
Flag  5: Thursday
Flag  6: Friday
Flag  7: Saturday
Flag  8: 00:00-00:29
          
Flag  9: 00:30-00:59
Flag 10: 01:00-01:29
Flag 11: 01:30-01:59
Flag 12: 02:00-02:29
          
Flag 13: 02:30-02:59
Flag 14: 03:00-03:29
Flag 15: 03:30-03:59
Flag 16: 04:00-04:29
          
Flag 17: 04:30-04:59
Flag 18: 05:00-05:29
Flag 19: 05:30-05:59
Flag 20: 06:00-06:29
          
Flag 21: 06:30-06:59
Flag 22: 07:00-07:29
Flag 23: 07:30-07:59
Flag 24: 08:00-08:29
          
Flag 25: 08:30-08:59
Flag 26: 09:00-09:29
Flag 27: 09:30-09:59
Flag 28: 10:00-00:29
          
Flag 29: 10:30-10:59
Flag 30: 11:00-11:29
Flag 31: 11:30-11:59
Flag 32: 12:00-12:29
          
Flag 33: 12:30-12:59
Flag 34: 13:00-13:29
Flag 35: 13:30-13:59
Flag 36: 14:00-14:29
          
Flag 37: 14:30-14:59
Flag 38: 15:00-15:29
Flag 39: 15:30-15:59
Flag 40: 16:00-16:29
          
Flag 41: 16:30-16:59
Flag 42: 17:00-17:29
Flag 43: 17:30-17:59
Flag 44: 18:00-18:29
          
Flag 45: 18:30-18:59
Flag 46: 19:00-19:29
Flag 47: 19:30-19:59
Flag 48: 20:00-20:29
          
Flag 49: 20:30-20:59
Flag 50: 21:00-21:29
Flag 51: 21:30-21:59
Flag 52: 22:00-22:29
          
Flag 53: 22:30-22:59
Flag 54: 23:00-23:29
Flag 55: 23:30-23:59
Flag 56: <Not Used>
          
Flag 57: <Not Used>
Flag 58: <Not Used>
Flag 59: <Not Used>
Flag 60: <Not Used>
          
Flag 61: <Not Used>
Flag 62: <Not Used>
Flag 63: <Not Used>
Flag 64: <Not Used>
          
To set this OID you can either:
- set the 64 flag bits as an ASCII string of '1's and '0's 
  as described above. The same format is used when this OID
  is read.
- or turn on/off an individual flags. 
          
Examples:
          
Set for Sundays and Tuesdays from 00:00-01:29: 
1010000111000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
          
Set Mondays to be part of the peak periods:
+2
          
Set Tuesdays to not be part of the peak periods:
-3
          
Include interval 23:30-23:59 in the peak period:
+55

Context

MIB: PowerNet-MIB
OID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.18.1.6
Type: scalar
Access: readwrite
Status: mandatory
Parent: upsOutputRelays
Siblings: 5

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upsOutputRelayStatusTableSize mandatory The number of integrated output relays on the UPS.	scalar	Integer32	`.1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.18.1.1`
upsOutputRelayStatusTable mandatory Allows for access of individual relays.	table	-	`.1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.18.1.2`
upsOutputRelayConfigTableSize mandatory The number of integrated output relays on the UPS.	scalar	Integer32	`.1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.18.1.3`
upsOutputRelayConfigTable mandatory Allows for access of individual relays.	table	-	`.1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.18.1.4`
upsOutputRelayConfigPolarity mandatory Configures all output relays with one setting. 1 - all relays act normally open, when logic condition is true, relays are energized 2 - all relays act normally close, when logic c…	scalar	Enumeration	`.1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.18.1.5`

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