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Metric Affected objects Description
greater the possibility that the equipment experiences
temperatures above the maximum allowable temperature, as
determined by ASHRAE.
Rack Cooling Index
LO
®
Data center racks
Zone racks
RCI
LO
TM/SM
is the complement to RCI
HI
TM/SM
to draw attention to
the supply air that is below the minimum recommended
temperature, as determined by ASHRAE.
RCI
HI
®
/RCI
LO
®
Inlet
Measurement Count
Data center racks
Zone racks
The number of racks that have RCI
HI
TM/SM
or RCI
LO
TM/SM
measurements
Average Rack Inlet
Temperature
Zone racks The average of the top, middle, and bottom rack inlet
temperature sensors on each rack for each zone
Average Rack
Discharge
Temperature
Zone racks The average of the top, middle, and bottom rack discharge
temperature sensors on each rack for each zone
Min, Max, Average
Rack Top Inlet Dew
Point
Data center racks
Zone racks
Dew point calculated at the top inlet on each rack for each
zone
Min, Max, Average
Rack Cold Top Inlet
Air Temp Rate of
Change
Data center racks
Zone racks
Rack top inlet temperature degrees change per hour, for each
zone
Min, Max, Average
CRAC supply
temperature
CRAH/CRAC
Zone
Supply temperatures calculated for each zone
Min, Max, Average
CRAC return
temperature
CRAH/CRAC
Zone
Return temperatures calculated for each zone
Min, Max, Average
CRAC supply dew
point temperature
CRAH/CRAC
Zone
Dew point temperatures for supply air for each zone
Min, Max, Average
CRAC return dew
point temperature
CRAH/CRAC
Zone
Dew point temperatures for return air for each zone
Custom Metrics tab
The Custom Metrics tab only appears at the data center level, if you have defined and configured custom
calculation inspectors in the HP Insight Environmental Configurator. For more information, see the HP
Insight Environmental Configurator User Guide.
The Custom Metrics tab displays:
• All data inspectors configured for the data center
• Historical data for the monitored calculation groups
Accessing the Custom Metrics tab
1. From the Navigation panel, select the data center you want to display.
- Software User Guide 1
- Intended audience 2
- Contents 3
- Contents 4 4
- Overview 5
- Software requirements 6
- Client PC requirements 6
- Secure web access 7
- Interface components 8
- Menu bars 9
- Navigation panel 9
- Setting permissions 10
- Data View window 12
- Global Information panel 12
- System status 13
- Sorting the data in a column 13
- Relocating a column 13
- Printing data 14
- Closing the Data View window 14
- Data center views 15
- PUE tab 15
- Accessing the PUE tab 16
- Overview tab 19
- Views 20 20
- The zone Overview controls 22
- The zone Overview legend 22
- Filtering visible objects 22
- Locator view 23
- Views 24 24
- Viewing data values 25
- The base station toolbar 26
- Views 28 28
- Imaging tab 30
- The Map Legend 32
- Display modes 32
- Views 34 34
- Viewing animated information 35
- Pre-Defined Metrics tab 36
- Custom Metrics tab 38
- Tabular views 41
- CRAH/CRAC tab 42
- Racks tab 43
- Pressure tab 44
- Power Meters tab 45
- Views 46 46
- Views 47 47
- Base Station tab 49
- • Active Alerts 50
- • Alert History 50
- Active Alerts tab 51
- Alert History tab 52
- Wireless Sensor Network tab 53
- Callout Item Description 54
- Menu bar actions 55
- Reports menu 56
- Menu bar actions 57 57
- Menu bar actions 59 59
- Menu bar actions 60 60
- Analyzing data 61
- Creating custom reports 62
- Viewing custom queries 63
- Running custom queries 64
- Editing custom queries 64
- Deleting custom queries 64
- Generating battery reports 65
- Base Station F/W reports 66
- Alerts menu 68
- Viewing global active alerts 69
- Viewing global alert history 69
- Defining a new alert 70
- Managing alerts 72
- Performing alert actions 73
- Creating an alert definition 74
- Menu bar actions 75 75
- Menu bar actions 77 77
- Menu bar actions 78 78
- Deleting individual alerts 81
- Administration menu 82
- Creating user accounts 83
- User accounts 84
- Changing user passwords 85
- Editing or deleting users 86
- Viewing the system log 87
- Administrative options 88
- Email options 89
- Auditors options 89
- SNMP options 90
- Security options 92
- Imaging options 94
- Alerts options 95
- My Account menu 96
- Changing your preferences 97
- • Units 98
- • Decimal places 98
- • Refresh rate 98
- Changing the date format 99
- Changing the language 99
- Help menu 100
- Select OK to close 101
- Maintenance 102
- Replacing batteries 103
- System backup 104
- System restore 105
- Troubleshooting 106
- Before you contact HP 108
- HP contact information 108
- Acronyms and abbreviations 109
- Index 111 111
- Index 112 112
- Index 113 113
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