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21.
A list of
Categories
and
Elements
can be configured to better describe and organize this
device and the nodes connected to it. Please refer to
Chapter 4: Creating Associations
for
additional information.
To configure
Categories
and
Elements
:
a.
For each
Category
listed, click the
Element
drop-down menu, and then select the
element you want to apply to the device from the list. Select the blank item in the
Element
field for each Category you do not want to use.
b.
If you want to assign the Element to the related nodes as well as the device, check the
Apply
to
Nodes
checkbox.
If you do not see the
Category
or
Element
values you want to use, you can add more through
the
Associations
menu. Please refer to
Chapter 4: Creating Associations
for additional
information.
22.
When you are done configuring this device, click
Apply
to add this device and open a new
blank Add Device screen that allows you to continue adding devices. Or, click
OK
to add this
device without continuing to a new Add Device screen.
23.
If the firmware version of the device is not compatible with CC-SG, a message will alert you
and ask if you want to proceed. Click
Yes
to add the device to CC-SG. You can upgrade the
device firmware after adding it to CC-SG. Please refer to
Upgrade Devices
later in this
chapter.
Adding a PowerStrip Device
When you add a PowerStrip Device, you can allow CC-SG to automatically configure its outlets.
Once outlets have been configured, you can associate each outlet with the node to which it
provides power by adding a power interface to the node. Please refer to
Chapter 6: Configuring
Nodes and Interfaces
for additional information. You can also choose not to allow CC-SG to
configure outlets, and you can configure them later.
Figure 31 Adding a PowerStrip device
3.
Type a name for the Power Strip in the
Power Strip Name
field.
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