The screenshots below will give you a better idea of the functionality and power of our software, and also give you a first-hand look at the various options and configurable settings.  PowerPanel's intuitive Dashboard design is extremely easy to navigate for first-time users, and powerful enough for technical users and system integrators.

• Power Source:  This icon indicates whether the CyberPower UPS is providing AC utility Power or Internal Battery Power.
• Battery Capacity:  Indicates the current state of the Internal Battery. If the battery is not 100% charged the CyberPower UPS will charge it automatically.
• Estimated Runtime:  Indicates the expected runtime based on current battery capacity and load. Lower Loads will result in longer runtimes.
• Monitor:  View the current status of the UPS system vitals.
• Configure:  Allows the user to configure the device to personal preferences: system notifications, voltage options, runtime settings, and self test settings.
• Help: View version information and access the help file.
  

• Electrical power supplied by:  Indicates whether the CyberPower UPS is providing AC utility power or internal battery power.
• Voltage supplied:  Indicates the voltage being supplied by AC utility Power, or if the unit is correcting for an adverse voltage condition.
• Voltage condition:  The current status of your AC utility power (Normal, Power Outage, etc.).
• Remaining Capacity:  Condition of the internal battery. If the battery is at 100%, the CyberPower UPS will automatically charge the UPS.
  
• Battery Status:  Displays the current state of the internal battery: Charging, Fully Charged, Discharging.
• Remaining Battery Runtime:  Indicates the expected runtime [if there was a power loss] based on current battery capacity and load.
  
• Battery Backed Up Load:  Displays how much capacity or head-room is left on the UPS unit.  This is determined by the current load of the connected electronics.

• Last Power Event:  Informs the user of the nature of the most recent power event and how the CyberPower UPS corrected it.
• Power Condition Summary: Displays the number of times adverse power conditions were experienced and the cumulative duration of the events.
• Display Period:  Configurable option that allows the user to display the period described by the Power Condition Summary.  Can be adjusted to 1, 4, 12, or 24 weeks.

• Enable PowerPanel notification sounds:  Toggle audible notifications via your computer’s speakers.
• Enable Alarms at all times:  This setting will cause the internal speaker in the CyberPower UPS to beep in response to adverse power conditions.
• Disable Alarms at all times:  This setting will prevent the CyberPower UPS from beeping in response to adverse power conditions.
• Disable alarms when this computer is shut down:  With this setting selected, the CyberPower UPS will only beep when your computer is turned on.
• Disable alarms between: Can be adjusted to specify additional times when the CyberPower UPS should not beep.

• Keep Computer Running:  Select this option for maximum runtime.  User adjustable between 5 and 8 minutes.
• Preserve Battery Power:  Select this option for minimum battery use. User adjustable between 1 and 5 minutes.

• Normal AC utility voltage:  Ideal voltage supplied by your AC Utility Power.
• Current voltage:  Actual voltage supplied by your AC Utility Power. This will constantly fluctuate as electrical devises are turned on and off in your building and the buildings near you.

• Date of last self-test:  Date the self test was last performed.
• Result of last self-test:  Outcome of the most recent self test.
• Initiate self-test:  The UPS will temporarily go offline and test the condition and effectiveness of the internal battery.  It is recommended that users perform this test once a month.
  

• Version:  Software version number.
• Hardware Information:  Model Name of the of the CyberPower UPS as well as the firmware version and power rating.
• Web Support Information:  Links to pages on the CyberPower Systems (USA) inc. website. Clicking here will open a web browser window and navigate the user to the CyberPower homepage.
  

• System tray popup notifications will appear when the UPS unit experiences a power loss, and once again when the unit's AC power is restored to normal operation.