Imagine that we are interested in situations when electricity has gone out and the UPS has switched to battery mode (ID Code = 2000), and electricity returned a while later (ID Code = 1003).

1. In the list of events, select the UPS On Battery event and, for this event, enable the option Run Command File.
   
2. To the right of the Run Command File line, click the Options... button. In the dialog box that appears, indicate the full path to the StateUPS utility, which is what we want to start whenever this event occurs. Enclose the path in double quotes. Type a space and then indicate the ID code for the UPS On Battery event (which is equal to 2000) (see Configuring PowerChute plus utility).
   
3. The equivalent actions for the Utility Power Restored event are shown in figures below.

Keep in mind that after utility power is restored, the UPS does not always generate the Utility Power Restored event; sometimes, it generates the UPS Enabling SmartBoost or UPS Enabling SmartTrim events instead. So in order to not "miss" when utility power is restored, you are also advised to configure notifications for the UPS Enabling SmartBoost or UPS Enabling SmartTrim events.

Every time the StateUPS utility is launched, a log file is created in the system folder of the operating system (System32), with a name resembling:

upslog_<state>_<date>_<time>.log