This view sets up an alarm notification to alert you when your controller has both a main power failure and low UPS battery
power.
NOTE: To use this feature the configuration must meet these requirements: It must have a Boolean status output from a source that
indicates primary power status, and a source that indicates UPS low-battery status. You may wire these outputs to a remote
reader module’s Di1 and Di2 inputs respectively. The system must discover and add the remote reader module to the station
database using the Access Device Manager - Database (Remote Module Setup) view.
For this type of alarm to occur, these conditions must exist concurrently, although they do not need to be initiated simultaneously.
For example, you may have a low power status on your UPS battery, but the system does not generate the power monitor alarm
unless a primary power failure occurs at the same time. Similarly, the system does not generate an alarm if primary power
fails as long as the UPS battery power is at a normal power state.