EVENT.INI Driver File Contents (phfcwi98.exe)

; EVENT.INI file
; this file define EVENTS and associated ACTIONS
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*

; Standard events
; automatically generated by software
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
EVT_START
EVT_STOP
EVT_COM_LOST
EVT_COM_BACK
EVT_ON_BATTERY
EVT_AC_PRESENT
EVT_LOW_BATTERY
EVT_SHUTDOWN
EVT_BATTERY_REMAINING_TIME
EVT_BATTERY_FAULT

; Customized Event list
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
; Event syntax : EVENT.xx=<UPS OBJECT NAME>,<VALUE>,<ACTION NAME>
[EVENT]	 
EVENT.01=PowerSummary.PresentStatus.Overload,1,EVT_OVERLOAD    
EVENT.02=PowerSummary.PresentStatus.Overload,0,EVT_OVERLOAD_OFF
EVENT.03=BatterySystem.Charger.PresentStatus.InternalFailure,1,EVT_CHARGER_FAULT
EVENT.04=BatterySystem.Charger.PresentStatus.InternalFailure,0,EVT_CHARGER_FAULT_OFF

; Action list
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
; N.B.: The commands order in the action section have no importance.
;       The order of execution is the same as the order below.
;
; Command syntax
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
;
; DELAY=<DELAY>[,<CANCEL EVENT>]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
; <DELAY> = Grace period in second. The <CANCEL EVENT> cancel
; execution of this action when coming before the end of this delay
;
; LOG=<LOG MESSAGE>
;---------------------------------------------------------*
; <LOG MESSAGE> = Message to send to "Log.exe"
;
; NOTIFY=<NOTIFY LEVEL>,<NOTIFY MESSAGE>
;---------------------------------------------------------*
; <NOTIFY LEVEL> = level of alarm (1:green, 2:yellow, 3:red)
; <NOTIFY MESSAGE> = Message to send to "Notify.exe"
;
; XML_NOTIFY=<NOTIFY LEVEL>,<NOTIFY MESSAGE>
;---------------------------------------------------------*
; <NOTIFY LEVEL> = level of alarm (1:green, 2:yellow, 3:red)
; <NOTIFY MESSAGE> = Message to send to "NotifyXMLAgent.exe"
;
; EXECUTE=<COMMAND LINE>
;---------------------------------------------------------*
; <COMMAND LINE> = Path and parameters of program to run
;
; You can use this command to launch your own program in response of an event.
; Ex: EXECUTE=C:\Program Files\Accessories\wordpad.exe "C:\Program Files\Accessoires\test.txt"
;
; ACTION=<ACTION NAME>
;---------------------------------------------------------*
; <ACTION NAME> = Name of action section to run
;
; SHUTDOWN=<SHUTDOWN DURATION>[,<SHUTDOWN TYPE>]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
; <SHUTDOWN DURATION> = Shutdown duration in second
; <SHUTDOWN TYPE> = Combination of these parameters
;  -s = Standard shutdown
;  -d = MS-DOS mode (Call GOTODOS.PIF)
;  -f = forced application shutdown
;  -r = reboot
;  -p = power off
;  -l = logoff
;  N.B.: If <SHUTDOWN TYPE> is not set, the UPS and PSP will stop 
;        but the system will not shut down.
;
; Ex: Starts Standard forced shutdown
; SHUTDOWN=120,-f -s
;
; Ex: Starts shutdown to by-pass APM feature
; SHUTDOWN=120,-f -d
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*

[EVT_START]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
LOG=Power monitoring started

[EVT_STOP]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
LOG=Power monitoring stopped

[EVT_COM_LOST]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
DELAY=10,EVT_COM_BACK
NOTIFY=2,Communication lost
LOG=Communication lost

[EVT_COM_BACK]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=1,Communication restored
LOG=Communication restored

[EVT_ON_BATTERY]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
DELAY=5,EVT_AC_PRESENT
NOTIFY=2,Utility failure
LOG=Utility failure

[EVT_AC_PRESENT]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=1,Utility restored
LOG=Utility restored

[EVT_LOW_BATTERY]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=3,Battery low : \VAL(PowerSummary.RemainingCapacity)%
LOG=Battery low : \VAL(PowerSummary.RemainingCapacity)%
ACTION=EVT_SHUTDOWN

[EVT_SHUTDOWN]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=3,Starting System shutdown...
LOG=Starting System shutdown...
SHUTDOWN=120,-f -s

[EVT_BATTERY_REMAINING_TIME]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=2,System shutdown in \TTS
LOG=System shutdown in \TTS

[EVT_BATTERY_FAULT]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=3,Battery fault
LOG=Battery fault

[EVT_OVERLOAD]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=3,UPS overload
LOG=UPS overload

[EVT_OVERLOAD_OFF]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=1,UPS load OK
LOG=UPS load OK

[EVT_CHARGER_FAULT]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=2,Charger malfunction
LOG=Charger malfunction

[EVT_CHARGER_FAULT_OFF]
;---------------------------------------------------------*
NOTIFY=1,Charger operating normally
LOG=Charger operating normally
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