KPM650 --User Manual

Jul 2022 Ver:2.2

 Content
Revision Record ...................................................................................................................................1
1. Product Introduction .......................................................................................................................2
1.1. Overview .............................................................................................................................. 2
1.2. Functions ..............................................................................................................................2
1.3. Features ............................................................................................................................... 3
1.4. Interfaces ............................................................................................................................. 3
1.4.1. Network Interface .....................................................................................................3
1.4.2. RS485 Interface .........................................................................................................3
1.4.3. USB Interface ............................................................................................................ 3
1.5. Definition of Indicator Lights ............................................................................................... 3
2. KPM650 Installation ........................................................................................................................4
2.1. KPM650 Installation & Connection ..................................................................................... 4
KPM650 Installation & Connection ............................................................................................ 4
2.2. SNMP-Tool Installation & Usage ..........................................................................................4
3. Web Login ....................................................................................................................................... 9
3.1. Logging in Management Page ............................................................................................. 9
3.2. Changing IP Address ............................................................................................................ 9
4. Web Monitoring Management .....................................................................................................10
4.1. Real-time Information ....................................................................................................... 10
A. UPS Basic Information .................................................................................................. 10
B. SNMP System Information ........................................................................................... 10
C. UPS Operation Information .......................................................................................... 11
D. UPS Control ...................................................................................................................12
E. Data Chart ..................................................................................................................... 12
F. Modem Information ......................................................................................................12
G. Environmental Information ..........................................................................................13
4.2. Parameter Settings ............................................................................................................ 13
4.2.1. Parameter Settings ................................................................................................. 13
4.2.2. UPS Time Switch ..................................................................................................... 15
4.2.3. Network Settings .................................................................................................... 17
4.2.4. SNMP Settings ........................................................................................................ 17
4.2.5. E-Mail Settings ........................................................................................................ 19
4.2.6. SMS Settings ........................................................................................................... 20
4.2.7. System Users ...........................................................................................................21
4.2.8. System Time ............................................................................................................22
4.2.9. Environmental Parameters ..................................................................................... 22
4.2.10. Language ...............................................................................................................23
4.3. History ................................................................................................................................23
4.3.1. Data Log .................................................................................................................. 23
4.3.2. Event Log .................................................................................................................23
4.3.3. Setting Log .............................................................................................................. 24
4.3.4. Environmental Data Log ......................................................................................... 24
4.3.5. Export Log ............................................................................................................... 24
 4.4. About ................................................................................................................................. 25
4.4.1. Web Page Upgrade ................................................................................................. 25
4.4.2. Export/Import Settings ...........................................................................................25
4.4.3. Reset ....................................................................................................................... 26
5. Shutdown Protection Software--SNMP_Protector ...................................................................... 26
5.1. SNMP_Protector Installation ............................................................................................. 27
5.2. SNMP_Protector Usage ..................................................................................................... 27
6. Centralized Monitoring Software--SNMP Management .............................................................. 29
6.1. SNMP Management ...........................................................................................................29
6.2. SNMP Management Usage ................................................................................................30
7. Accessories Installation .................................................................................................................34
7.1. Environmental detection accessories ................................................................................34
7.1.1. Installation .............................................................................................................. 34
7.1.2. Settings ................................................................................................................... 36
7.2. SMS alarm accessories .......................................................................................................37
Revision Record
Version Number Update Content Date
v1.0 Initial Version. January 2021
1.Add Chapter 7 - Installation Instructions for SNMP
v2.0 Card Options. Sep 2021
2.Modified part 4.2.5 E-mail Settings.
Modify the description of product functions and
v2.1 Apr 2022
features in Chapters 1.2 and 1.3.

Modified the login description in section 3.1

v2.2 Jul 2022
Managing the Login Page.

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1. Product Introduction
1.1. Overview

KPM650 is a external network SNMP card independently . It supports SNMPv1/v2 and v3

protocols, features e-mail alarm, historical events and historical data storage, and can be
expanded with temperature and humidity monitoring modules and SMS alarm equipment.

1.2. Functions
 Support multiple operating systems (Windows、Mac、Linux)
 UPS can be monitored remotely through the network;
 Can realize web-based user interface;
 Multi-user permission management;
 Support DHCP;
 Support remote self-testing, shutdown and restart UPS functions (UPS support required);
 Support telnet, SSH, Web page configuration;
 Support scheduled tasks (timed self-test, power on/off);

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 Historical events and historical data storage functions;
 Remote UPS monitoring and management can be performed through HTTP, SNMP, Modbus
TCP/IP;
 Complete equipment event handling (including event recording and notification);
 Can be extended to connect 2 channels of temperature and humidity monitoring modules;

1.3. Features

 Networking methods: IP-based LAN, WAN, Internet, wireless Ethernet, etc.;

 User permission management, safe, confidential and reliable;
 Support Web page configuration;
 Support scheduled task function, allow setting scheduled UPS on/off, scheduled battery
discharge, etc.
 Support storage of 50, 000 historical data and 5, 0000 historical event records;
 Built-in ultra-long-life system clock, support automatic timing to achieve time
synchronization;
 Support SNMP V1/V2/V3, HTTP, Modbus TCP/IP and other network protocols;
 Support IPV6;
 Support the expansion of 2-channel ambient temperature and humidity monitoring
modules;
 Support e-mail alarm function;

1.4. Interfaces

1.4.1. Network Interface

10/100M RJ45 Ethernet interface, used to connect
to the switch.

1.4.2. RS485 Interface

RS485 communication port, used to expand the
temperature and humidity monitoring module.
RS485 interface definition
1. +12V 2. +12V 3. NC 4. Ground
5. Ground 6. NC 7. 485A 8. 485B

1.4.3. USB Interface

USB0 and USB1 ports, used to connect USB peripherals (such as SMS modems).

1.5. Definition of Indicator Lights

Power indicator yellow (Power), always on;

Status indicator red (Status), off when normal, always on when failure;
Run indicator green (Run), flashing when the program is running normally.

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2. KPM650 Installation
2.1. KPM650 Installation & Connection

KPM650 Installation & Connection

Step 1:The SNMP card is connected to the

232 communication interface of UPS through
the 232 serial port line.(If you must use the
UPS 485 interface to communicate, you need
to first convert the 485 interface to 232
interface and then connect with the SNMP
card.)

Step 2: One end of the NETWORK cable

is connected to the "Network" interface
of the SNMP card, and the other end of
the NETWORK cable is connected to the
computer or Network switch.

2.2. SNMP-Tool Installation & Usage

A. Download installation files from http://download.ksdatacloud.com, execute

SNMP_Tool_20xxxxxx_V1.x.x.exe to start the install the software, users can find the icon of
software in “Start menu--All Programs--SNMP_Tool” after installation.

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B. Device IP address searching
If the CURRENT IP address of the SNMP card cannot be determined because the IP address
is changed or the IP mode of the shipped device is DHCP, you can search the IP address of SNMP
card by installed “SNMP-Tool”,, the specific methods are as follows: ①Click “Device Search”, ②
Choose current network port, click”Refresh”to query the SNMP card IP in the LAN.

C. Software upgrade
(1) Connect the device, input the IP of the device that needs upgrade, click “Connect”
After the connection is successful, there will be a green font in the lower left corner of the tool
interface that displays “Connected to device”.

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(2) ①Upgrade the firmware , ②select the new version file(file type is firmware
-20xxxxxx-v1.x.x.bin), ③ click “Programming”, it will prompt “Programming finish”.

Check whether the firmware upgrade is successful, as shown in the figure below: Programming
--Programming type--select “firmware”-- Read -- check the current program version.

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(3) Upgrade the application, ①Programming type select “APP” ②Select the new version
file(file type is snmp-20xxxxxx-v1.x.x.xz.bin), ③Click “Programming”, wait about 30 seconds, it
will prompt “Programming finish”.And then log in the background of SNMP card to check the
software version.

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 Check whether the application upgrade is successful, as shown in the figure below:
Programming - Programming type “Select APP”- Read - check the current software version.

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3. Web Login
3.1. Logging in Management Page

Connect the PC and SNMP card to the router, and use SNMP_Tool to search for the IP
address of the device (see 2.2 B.Device IP address searching). Device IP address search, and
then enter the IP address in the browser to log in(The default user name and password are admin)
to the SNMP monitoring system.
Note: Before login, modify the PC IP address and ensure that the PC IP address and SNMP
card IP address are in the same network segment.

The method to modify the computer IP is as follows:

Open “Network & Internet”, ①Select “Ethernet”, ②Click“Change adapter options”, double
click the Ethernet connected, ③Click “Properties”, ④Double click “Internet protocol version
4(TCP/IPv4)”, ⑤Select “Use the following IP address”, fill in the IP address information of the
same network segment as the SNMP card(for example:IP address is 192.168.137.101, subnet
mask is 255.255.255.0, default gateway is 192.168.137.1) ⑥Click “OK”.

3.2. Changing IP Address

Parameter settings - Network -- IPV4, set to automatically obtain IP (select On for DHCP) or
static IP address (select Off for DHCP), set the static IP address of SNMP card, and fill in the

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corresponding subnet mask and gateway; when domain name resolution is used, you need to set
the DNS server; click “Submit” to confirm after completing the settings, as shown in the figure
below:

4. Web Monitoring Management

4.1. Real-time Information

A. UPS Basic Information

This item allows viewing basic UPS information, including UPS information, battery
information and rated information, as shown in the following figure:

B. SNMP System Information

This item allows viewing system information (software version), network information (IP
information), as shown in the figure below:

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C. UPS Operation Information
The content of UPS operation information is different according to the selected
communication protocol. Taking MegaTec1:1 protocol as an example, UPS operation information
includes input information, output information, and battery information, as shown in the
following figure:

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D. UPS Control
The UPS control content is different according to the selected communication protocol. Take
the MegaTec1:1 protocol as an example, it includes manual UPS self-check, manual power on/off
and buzzer on/off control, as shown in the figure below;

E. Data Chart
This item can be used to query the single day operating data change curve of the equipment
by selecting a specific date. The data types include temperature (°C), output voltage, and load (%).
You can select or cancel the type to be displayed by clicking the mouse. The curve recording
interval is 90 minutes.

F. Modem Information
This item allows viewing the specific information of the external SMS alarm device (such as
SMS modem), including product information and operating status information. When there is no

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external SMS alarm device, the modem information is empty, and the modem operating status is
abnormal, as shown in the following figure:

G. Environmental Information
This item allows viewing the environmental information monitored by the equipment,
including temperature, humidity, flood status, and smoke status; multiple sets of environmental
monitoring equipment are arranged by serial number.
If No environment detection device is connected, disable the environment detection
function. For the path setting, see 4.2.9, Set Sensor Type to No. Otherwise, the “Environment
sensor communication lost” alarm is displayed.

4.2. Parameter Settings

4.2.1. Parameter Settings

A. UPS Parameter Settings
Here you need to ①select the UPS communication protocol according to the actual
situation on site, ② fill in the battery information, ③fill in theUPS Data Store Cycleand , ④
Custom select communication parameters, ⑤click [Submit] after the parameter setting is
completed, as shown in the following figure:

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B. Self-check Settings
This function depends on whether the UPS host has a self-check function. The UPS
self-check cycle can be weekly/monthly, and the self-check time can be customized, 10 seconds
or until the battery voltage is low. Click [Submit] after completing the setting, as shown in the
figure below:

C. UPS UPS Alarm Value Setting

This item allows customizing the UPS communication loss time (for example, if 30 seconds is

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set, the UPS is offline when the communication is lost for 30 seconds), load alarm value,
temperature alarm value, battery voltage low alarm value, UPS input/output voltage alarm Value,
UPS alarm activation times (for example, if the setting value is 3, it will output alarm information
when the program returns 3 consecutive polls); after completing the settings, click [Submit] to
confirm.
Note: Except UPS communication loss time and UPS alarm activation times, when other custom
alarm values are set to 0, meas this type of alarm is not enabled.

4.2.2. UPS Time Switch

A. UPS Shutdown Action
This function allows selecting the time period of shutdown, shutdown conditions, and
execution time of shutdown. After setting, click [Set] to confirm:

B. Weekly Time Switch

This setting takes one week as a cycle. You can set the specific time of one day or several
days in the cycle to perform the power on/off action, and you can set the minutes of sending an
alarm before shutdown. After completing the setting, click [Submit] to confirm, as shown below:

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C. Specific Time Switch
This item allows setting the specified date and time to perform the power on/off action, and
can set the minutes of sending an alarm before shutdown. After completing the setting, click
[Submit] to confirm, as shown below:

D. WOL
This item allows setting wake-up of specific host (the computer mainboard should support
wake-up setting function), set to wake up when the power is restored or wake up when the
power reaches the set percentage. After completing the settings, click [Submit] to confirm, as
shown below:

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4.2.3. Network Settings
This item allows setting the static IP address of the SNMP card, filling in the corresponding
subnet mask and gateway, and setting the DNS server when using the domain name resolution
function; click [Submit] to confirm after completing the settings, as shown below:

4.2.4. SNMP Settings

A. System Settings
This item allows changing the system information (system name, system administrator,
system location), and setting the SNMP port. The default Agent port is 161 (the data transmission
port for uploading real-time data when the platform issues polling instructions), and the Trap
port is 162 (data transmission port for real-time upload of alarm information). After completing
the settings, click [Submit] to confirm, as shown in the figure below:

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B. NMS Settings
If no IP address is set, the card has no access restrictions. Any monitoring platform IP can
obtain the SNMP card operating data through the SNMP protocol; if the IP, community string and
version are set, only the monitoring platform IP added in the settings can obtain the operating
data of the device;

C. Trap Settings
This item allows setting the monitoring server IP and version (SNMPv1 Trap, SNMPv2 Trap,
SNMPv2 Inform, SNMPv3 Trap, SNMPv3 Inform), and filling in the community string (can be
understood as the transmission password of the SNMP protocol, the SNMP card and the
connected monitoring platform should have consistent setting). After the above settings are
completed, the alarm information of the SNMP card can be uploaded to the designated
monitoring platform in real time, and the number of retries and retry interval can be set. After
completing the settings, click [Submit] to confirm, as shown below:

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4.2.5. E-Mail Settings
A. Server Settings
This item needs to set the e-mail server address(Only SMTP mail servers are
supported,POP3 and IMAP are not supported), server port number(For example, the default port
number of the non-encrypted mailbox is 25, and the default port number of the SSL/TLS
encrypted mailbox is 465 or 587), sender address (same as the sending e-mail account), sending
e-mail account and sending e-mail password. In addition, you can check whether the e-mail is
encrypted and whether to send a test email. After completing the settings, click [Submit] to
confirm, as shown below:

B. Alarm User Settings

This item needs to fill in the e-mail account that will receive the alarm email and select “Yes”
for Enable to activate the e-mail alarm function. After completing the settings, click [Submit] to
confirm, as shown below:

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C. Data User Settings
This item is to regularly receive the operating history data of the previous day (00:00 to
23:59) of the device. Enable this function by selecting “Yes”, selecting the sending time, and filling
in the e-mail account that receives the data. After completing the settings, click [Submit] to
confirm, as shown below:

4.2.6. SMS Settings

A. Basic Settings
This setting is to enable the SMS alarm function. Note that this function requires an external
SMS sending device (such as SMS modem). Select “Yes” to enable SMS alarm. You can also test
the SMS alarm function. After completing the settings, click [Submit] to confirm, as shown below:

B. Alarm User Settings

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 This setting is to add the mobile number that receives the alarm SMS. Note that this
function requires an external SMS sending device (such as a SMS modem). After adding, click
[Submit] to confirm, as shown below:

4.2.7. System Users

A. User Settings
This item allows adding users, filling in user name and password, and setting user
permissions (read & write). After completing the settings, click [Submit] to confirm, as shown
below:

B. SSL Settings
This setting enables HTTPS access mode, and SSL public key and SSL certificate need to be
uploaded.

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4.2.8. System Time
This item allows setting the system time and selecting the system restart method:
(1) Network time server settings: Fill in the time synchronization period, time server address,
time zone, and click [Submit] to confirm;
(2) Manual setting: Click [Current PC Time], and then click [Submit] to manually synchronize the
current computer time;
(3) Automatic restart: Fill in the automatic restart period in minutes;
(4) System restart: Click [Reboot] for 30 seconds to restart the device.

4.2.9. Environmental Parameters

This item allows setting the sensor type, the number of sensors, and the upper and lower
limits of temperature and humidity (alarm will be generated if the threshold is exceeded). After
completing the settings, click [Submit] to confirm, as shown below:

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4.2.10. Language
This item allows setting the system language (Simplified Chinese/English) and the message
language (Simplified Chinese/English). After completing the settings, click [Submit] to confirm, as
shown below:

4.3. History

Historical record capacity: 60, 000 data logs (if the historical data recording interval is 1
minute, the historical data can be saved for 40 days), 5, 000 event logs and setting logs, and 10,
000 environmental logs.
4.3.1. Data Log
By filtering the time period, you can query the equipment running data log.

4.3.2. Event Log

By filtering the time period, you can query the equipment event log.

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4.3.3. Setting Log
By filtering the time period, you can query the equipment setting log.

4.3.4. Environmental Data Log

By filtering the time period, you can query the equipment environmental data log.

4.3.5. Export Log

By filtering the time period, select the log type to be exported, and click [Export] to

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download the log file in Excel format. After the download is successful, click [Close] to complete
the log export.

4.4. About

4.4.1. Web Page Upgrade

[System Information] allows viewing the current software version. When there is a version
update, ① Click [Select]; ② Select the upgrade file named “snmp-2020xxxx-v1.0.x.bin”; ③
Click [Upgrade].It will prompt “File Upload Complete!”.

4.4.2. Export/Import Settings

Export settings file: Export a file containing all the configuration information of the current

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equipment (suffix format .config);
Import settings file: Import a file containing equipment configuration information (suffix
format .config);

4.4.3. Reset
About -- Factory Reset, ① click [Restore], ② when a confirmation box pops up, click
[Confirm] to restart the equipment and restore the factory settings.

5. Shutdown Protection
Software--SNMP_Protector
SNMP_Protector is a shutdown protection software used with UPS and SNMP card.After
installing SNMP_Protector on Windows, it will shotdown the computer when “Main circuit
abnormal、battery low、ups abnormal shotdown ”occurs.

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5.1. SNMP_Protector Installation

1 Download the installation file from http://download.ksdatacloud.comt, execute

“SNMP_Protector_V1.xxxx.exe” to install the SNMP_Protector;
2 After installation, users can find “SNMP_Protector” in Windows “Start”, click“protector”
to start.

5.2. SNMP_Protector Usage

The software interface is mainly divided into three parts: ①Menu setting bar, ②Device list,
③Alarm information list; as shown below:

A. Language Setting
The default language is English, users can, ①Click [Language], ②Select the interface
language type as English or Chinese.

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B. Host Addition
①Click Setting icon, ②Click [Add], ③Select SNMP v1/v2(default), ④Fill in the host(SNMP
card)IP address, ⑤Click [Sure] to complete the device addition.
Note: Since the software provides shutdown protection by receiving Trap messages from SNMP
cards, continue to run SNMP_Protector on the computer that needs shutdown protection. In
addition, set the IP address of the computer to be shut down on the SNMP card page. The path is
as follows: Parameter setting -- SNMP-trap, enter the IP address of the computer to be shut down,
and set the version to SNMPv2 Trap. The community character is the same as the public
character set on SNMP_Protector, and the default is public.

C. Log Query and Export

①Click Log icon, ②Select the query time, click [Read], ③Display the query results, ④
Click [Save as] to Excel file.

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D. Version Information
Click [Help]--[About], software version will be shown in the pop-up window.

6. Centralized Monitoring Software--SNMP

Management
SNMP Management is a software for batch unified management of SNMP devices. After
adding SNMP devices, the software can record the running data and configuration of the UPS,
and can perform remote control such as shutdown and self-checking of the UPS.

6.1. SNMP Management

1Download installation file fromhttp://download.ksdatacloud.com, execute

“SNMP_Management_20xxxxxx_V1.xxxxx.exe”;
2After installation, users can find ”SNMP_Management” in Windows “Start”, click
“Management” to start.

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6.2. SNMP Management Usage
The software interface is mainly divided into three parts: ①menu bar, ② management
station , ③ main data interface, as shown in the figure:

A. Language Setting
The default language of the software is English, and the user can choose from the menu bar,
"Language" , to select the language type displayed on the interface.

B. System Setting
System settings are used to set the communication parameters of the software and SNMP
devices:
 SNMP Version: SNMP protocol version, this software supports SNMP v1 and SNMP v2c;
 Polling cycle: Cycle of software polling device data;
 Polling timeout: Timeout of polling single device;
 Store data cycle: Cycle of storing device data;

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 Polling retry: Number of retries after polling failed.

C. Station Addition
When using, firstly need to add the corresponding station in the Net Agent category:
right-click the Net Agent item on the left side of the interface, select "Add", after completing the
station name, click the "Sure" to complete the addition of the main station;

D. Device Addition
After completing the addition of the master station, you need to add the device under the
corresponding station, click the name of the added station, right-click on the device data
interface on the right, and then select "Add", the software will pop up the device addition
interface, fill in.Then, click "Sure", the device will be added to the corresponding station, and the
software can monitor the device in real time.

E. Device Panel

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 Click“Window--Device panel” to open the data panel, select the device to view the related
data;

1Chart: Display the dynamic curve diagram of the input and output voltage of the device,
and can visually observe the changes of input and output voltage in real time.

2 Real time data: Display specific data of battery、input and output information of the
device.

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 3 Data record: Users can choose to read the data records within the time range by
themselves. First select the start date and end date of the data record to be queried, and then
click the "Sure" button to query the data records within the selected date range. The software
supports exporting data records to various types of Excel files. Click the "Export" button to export
the currently read data records. Click the "Clear Log" button to clear all data records of the
currently selected device.

4 Setting Log: Record software settings record.

5 Device Information: Display current device information connected to SNMP card.
 Model: Device model connected to SNMP card;

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  Name: Device name connected to SNMP card;
 UPS firmware version: UPS connected to SNMP card;
 Date of manufacture: Device’s date of manufacture;
 Serial number: Device’s manufacture serial number;
 Agent firmware version: Agent version number of SNMP card.

F. Version Information
Click [Help]--[About], can view the software version information in the pop-up window,
including software name, version number, buid date of the program, copyright attribution and
application introduction.

7. Accessories Installation
7.1. Environmental detection accessories

Environment detection accessories include T&H sensor (temperature and humidity sensor),
smoke sensor, and water leakage sensor.
A. T&H sensor: It can be selected separately or with smoke sensor and water leakage sensor.
One SNMP card can be connected to 4 temperature and humidity sensors, but only one
smoke sensor and one water leakage sensor.
B. Smoke sensor: It cannot be selected separately, it needs to be selected together with the
temperature and humidity sensor.
C. Water leakage sensor: It can not be selected separately, it needs to be selected together
with the temperature and humidity sensor.
7.1.1. Installation
1) T&H sensor

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Remark:To connect multiple T&H sensors (up to 4), just connect the smoke sensor and water
leakage sensor to the IN port of the last T&H sensor, then connect OUT to OUT, IN to IN, and then
connect to SNMP; and set the T&H sensors’ communication address (dial code) into consecutive
adjacent address bits, such as 1,2,3,4. Example is as follows:

2) Smoke sensor and water leakage sonsor

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7.1.2. Settings
When the T&H sensor is selected, the relevant configuration needs to be carried out on the
SNMP card web page:
①Sensor Type: select THD-0102；
②Quantity of Sensor: input quantity of T&H sensors connected;
③Device Basic Address: input the communication address of sensors (7.1.1--dial code setting)，if
multiple T&H sensors are connected, input the starting address.

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 After the installation of environmental detection accessories and web page settings are
completed, the monitoring data will be displayed on the SNMP card management page, as shown
in the following figure:

7.2. SMS alarm accessories

The SMS alarm accessories include SMS alarm module and USB-232 converter. Use the
USB-232 converter to connect the SMS alarm module to the USB interface of the SNMP card, The
SMS alarm is connected to 12V power supply to complete the installation of the SMS alarm
accessories.

After the SMS alarm accessories are installed and connected, there’s no need to set on the
SNMP card web page, and the SMS alarm status information will be displayed in [Real-time
Information]-[Modem Info].

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