PowerChute Events in Windows Event Viewer

PowerChute events are logged to the Microsoft Windows Event Viewer.

Windows Event Viewer

Search by Event ID to discover event definitions for the events found in the Event Viewer.

 

Service-Related Events

Event ID Event Priority Description Notes
101 INFO PowerChute Network Shutdown version {0} monitoring started. {} placeholders are replaced with the PowerChute version.
102 ERROR FATAL ERROR: PowerChute cannot find the configuration file ({0}) or the backup configuration file ({1}). Shutting down. Placeholders define the paths to the missing configuration files causing a service failure.
103 FATAL Configuration system error due to: {0} Placeholder contains details of the Java Exception causing a service failure due to misconfiguration.
104 FATAL Unable to bind to the web server port. Ensure that web server port {0} is not in use. Presented if the configured web server port is in use and the service cannot start.
105 FATAL Unable to start the web server due to: {0} Placeholder contains the reason the service will not start - the Java Exception thrown during startup procedures.
106 WARNING Shutting down physical machine that PowerChute is running on. This message is logged when the application service stops normally.
107 WARNING Shutdown process started. {0} will shut down soon. The placeholder specifies the operating system, e.g. Windows
108 WARNING An error occurred while executing SSH Action "{0}". The placeholder shows the associated SSH Action name that failed to execute.
109 WARNING SSH Action "{0}" has not completed within the configured duration. The placeholder shows the associated SSH Action name that has not completed within the configured time.
110 WARNING An error occurred while executing command file "{0}". The placeholder shows the path to the command file that failed to execute.
120 FATAL To be defined RESERVED. The application service stopped abnormally.

UPS Events

The UPS events generated are specific to the UPS model in use. Event description may vary due to UPS configuration (Single/Redundant/Parallel/Advanced), per event ID.

Event ID Event Priority Description Notes
200 WARNING UPS's have switched to battery power.
This event description applies to redundant or advanced configurations in a single UPS with groups setup. Refer to the event description for each UPS setup type.
200 WARNING UPS {0} is running on battery power.
200 WARNING Parallel UPS system has switched to battery power.
201 INFO One or more UPS's no longer running on battery power or output power has been turned on..
Refer to the event description for each UPS setup type.
201 INFO UPS {0} is no longer running on Battery power or output power has been turned on.
201 INFO Parallel UPS system is no longer running on battery power or output power has been turned on.
201 INFO The On Battery UPS is no longer running on Battery power or output power has been turned on. This event description applies to a redundant configuration and a single UPS with groups setup.
204 WARNING The runtime remaining is not sufficient for the current configuration.  The power supply is no longer sufficiently protected.
205 INFO The runtime remaining is now sufficient for the current configuration.
206 WARNING The runtime remaining has dropped below the configured threshold while on Battery.
207 INFO Runtime remaining above configured threshold or input power restored.
208 WARNING The UPS batteries are discharged.  If there is a power outage, an immediate low battery condition will exist.  Sufficient runtime can not be guaranteed.
209 INFO The UPS's battery capacity is within an acceptable range.
210 WARNING The UPS has automatically switched to bypass due to a hardware error or overload.  The load is no longer protected.
211 INFO The UPS has returned from bypass.
211 INFO One or more UPS's no longer in Manual Bypass.  
212 WARNING UPS's have switched to bypass in response to the UPS front-panel or a user-initiated software command, typically for maintenance. Single UPS configuration. This event is resolved by event ID 211.
212 WARNING UPS's have switched to bypass in response to the UPS front-panel or a user-initiated software command, typically for maintenance. Redundant UPS configuration. This event is resolved by event ID 211.
212 WARNING UPS's have switched to bypass in response to the UPS front-panel or a user-initiated software command, typically for maintenance. Parallel UPS configuration. This event is resolved by event ID 211.
213 WARNING The UPS has been deliberately switched into bypass using the bypass switch at the UPS for maintenance. This event is resolved by event ID 211.
214 WARNING Bypass switch is not working properly.
215 INFO Bypass switch has been replaced on one or more UPS's.
216 WARNING Communication with the UPS has been lost while the UPS is on battery power.  PowerChute will not be notified of UPS events such as Low Battery.
216 WARNING Communication has been lost with the Parallel UPS system while on battery.
217 WARNING Network Management Cards cannot communicate with the UPS.
218 WARNING PowerChute cannot communicate with the Network Management Cards.
218 WARNING PowerChute cannot communicate with the Network Management Cards in the Parallel UPS system.
219 INFO Communication has been established with the UPS system. This event resolves event IDs 216, 217 and 218.
219 INFO Communications have been established. This event resolves event IDs 216, 217 and 218.
219 INFO Communications have been established. This event resolves event IDs 216, 217 and 218, for redundant UPS configuration.
220 WARNING Network Management Card {0} cannot communicate with the UPS.
221 INFO Network Management Card {0} communication has been established.
222 WARNING Minimum redundancy lost.
223 INFO The minimum redundancy level has been restored.
224 WARNING Minimum redundancy has been lost for the Parallel UPS system.
225 INFO Minimum redundancy has been restored for the Parallel UPS system.
226 WARNING The maximum internal temperature threshold of the UPS has been exceeded.
227 INFO The UPS's internal temperature has returned to an acceptable level.
228 WARNING UPS output overload.
228 WARNING Parallel UPS system is overloaded.
229 INFO Overload condition has been corrected on one or more UPS's.
229 INFO The Parallel UPS system overload condition has been corrected.
230 WARNING Low-battery condition occurred.
230 WARNING Parallel UPS system Low-battery condition has occurred.
231 INFO Low-battery condition solved.
231 INFO Parallel UPS system Low-battery condition solved.
232 WARNING Multiple Critical Events occurred: {0}.
233 INFO Multiple Critical Events resolved.
234 WARNING Outlet on UPS {0} is turned off.
235 INFO Outlet on UPS {0} has been turned on.
236 WARNING UPS turn off has been initiated.
236 WARNING Outlet Turn Off Initiated.
237 WARNING UPS Outlet Group: {0} turn off has been initiated.
238 WARNING Parallel UPS Configuration not supported at address {0}.
239 WARNING UPS {0} has turned off.
240 WARNING The load has exceeded the user specified alarm threshold.
241 INFO The load no longer exceeds the user specified alarm threshold.
236 WARNING Outlet Turn Off Initiated.

Environmental UPS Events

These events are generated by PowerChute when an environmental monitoring card is available.

Event ID Event Priority Description
300 WARNING Communication lost with Environmental Monitoring Card.
301 INFO Communication established with Environmental Monitoring Card..
300 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Communication lost with Environmental Monitoring Card.
301 INFO Network Management Card {0} Communication established with Environmental Monitoring Card.
302 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Ambient Temperature out of range Probe 1.
302 WARNING Ambient Temperature out of range Probe 1.
303 INFO Network Management Card {0} Ambient Temperature in range Probe 1.
303 INFO Ambient Temperature in range Probe 1.
304 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Ambient Temperature out of range Probe 2.
304 WARNING Ambient Temperature out of range Probe 2.
305 INFO Network Management Card {0} Ambient Temperature in range Probe 2.
305 INFO Ambient Temperature in range Probe 2.
306 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Humidity out of range Probe 1.
306 WARNING Humidity out of range Probe 1.
307 INFO Network Management Card {0} Humidity in range Probe 1.
307 INFO Humidity in range Probe 1.
306 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Humidity out of range Probe 1.
306 WARNING Humidity out of range Probe 1.
307 INFO Network Management Card {0} Humidity in range Probe 1.
307 INFO Humidity in range Probe 1.
308 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Humidity out of range Probe 2.
308 WARNING Humidity out of range Probe 2.
309 INFO Network Management Card {0} Humidity in range Probe 2.
309 INFO Humidity in range Probe 2.
310 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Contact 1 Alarm.
310 WARNING Contact 1 Alarm.
311 INFO Network Management Card {0} Contact 1 Normal.
311 INFO Contact 1 Normal.
312 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Contact 2 Alarm.
312 WARNING Contact 2 Alarm.
313 INFO Network Management Card {0} Contact 2 Normal.
313 INFO Contact 2 Normal.
314 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Contact 3 Alarm.
314 WARNING Contact 3 Alarm.
315 INFO Network Management Card {0} Contact 3 Normal.
315 INFO Contact 3 Normal.
316 WARNING Network Management Card {0} Contact 4 Alarm.
316 WARNING Contact 4 Alarm.
317 INFO Network Management Card {0} Contact 4 Normal.
317 INFO Contact 4 Normal.