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Command	ASCII (Telnet)	URL Encoded (Web)	Response	Additional description
	(host to unit)	(host to unit)	(unit to host)

Absolute system	E ZQQQ}	W ZQQQ	Zpq]	This resets all device settings/memories
reset24				to factory default; however, the firmware
				version remains the same. This includes all
				settings, adjustments, PINs, the IP address,
				and subnet mask. Files in flash memory are
				also erased by this command.
				The IP address is reset to 192.168.254.254,
				the subnet mask is reset to 255.255.0.0.
				This command is identical to reset mode 5,
				discussed in “Resetting the Unit” in
				chapter 2.

NUnlike various PC operating systems, a file and directory on the Extron product are allowed to have the same name.

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Contents IPL T S Series IP Link Ethernet Control InterfacesConsignes de Sécurité Français PrecautionsSafety Instructions English Sicherheitsanleitungen DeutschIPL T S Series FCC Class a NoticeIi IPL T S Series Under a desk Quick Start IPL T S SeriesOn a projector Or on a rackQS-2 IPL T S Series Quick Start Table of Contents PreliminaryTable of Contents, cont’d One About This Manual IntroductionAbout the IPL T S Series Interface Features IPL T S6Introduction, cont’d Two IPL T S Series Installation and Operation Installation and OperationInstallation Overview Mounting the IPL T S InterfaceMounting Type Kit PN Mounting optionsRack mounting an IPL T S Series interface VersaTools 19 1U Rack ShelfProjector mount kit for IPL T S1 Furniture or projector mountingFurniture mount kit for IPL T S1 Furniture mount kit for IPL T S2, S4, S6Rear Panel Features and Cabling Mounting the interfacePower PreliminarySerial Communication Ethernet/LANLink LED a lit green LED indicates a good LAN connection IPL T S Series Installation Pin Function RS-232 RS-422 RS-485Identification Front panel indicatorsOperation UID # The unique user ID number MAC address of the unit forRX LEDs a green LED indicates data is being received by Resetting the unitUnit later in this chapter for more information LED is not lit, the connection speed is 10 MbpsReset Mode Comparison/Summary Mode Activation ResultInstallation and Operation, cont’d Three IPL T S Series Connection and Configuration Connection and ConfigurationConnecting the Hardware Ethernet connectionHold down the Reset button until the Power LED blinks twice Setting the Internet Protocol IP AddressRear panel of the unit ex 00-05-A6-01-0A-74 Enter a unique device name in the Display Name field Setting the IP address using Global ConfiguratorAdd Device dialog box opens see figure Advanced options of the Add Device dialog are displayed,Setting the IP address using embedded Web pages IP address Subnet mask Default gateway blankInternet Protocol TCP/IP Properties dialog box Start All Programs Accessories Command Prompt Setting the IP address using the ARP commandArp sIP addressMAC address Configuration using Global Configurator Click the Download GCSW2XX.exe buttonConfiguration using Embedded Web Pages Global ConfiguratorConnecting via the Web server pages Web server Password dialog boxIP Settings Date/Time Settings ConfigurationSystem Settings System Status12 System Settings screen Port SettingsPasswords Email AlertsFirmware Upgrade File ManagementScroll to the description of DataViewer Configuration using DataViewerTo download DataViewer To run DataViewer19 Communication Setup dialog box DataViewer application opens see figureFour Programmer’s Guide for Telnet and Web Browsers Using the command/response tableCommunication and Control IPL T S Series Communication and ControlSymbol definitions X1% = Domain name e.g., extron.com, icia.orgPassword information Copyright informationError responses E17 System timed out E22 BusySeries Communication and Control CommunicationBidirectional serial data port Ascii to Decimal Conversion Table X!*X2CY X!* X2%, X2, X2&, X2*CP WX! %2A X2% %2CX2 %2CX2X2%, X2, X2&, X2 CpnX!CtyX2Series Communication and Control X5,X5#,X2X6 TC Ethernet data portCommunication and Control X1! Series Firmware version, part number and information requestsX4, X4& X4%, X4, X4&CR WX4%%2CX4%2CX4&CR IprX4%,X4,X4& X4%CR X4%SMIpmX1$ ,X1% ,X7# ,X7$ X4%,X7,X4&SM WX4%%2CX7%2CX4&SM X1$ ,X1% ,X7# ,X7$ CM X1& ,X1% CM WX1$ %2CX1% CM IpmX1$ ,X1% X1#CT X1@CNX1@ X1# X6$ EB X2@ X6$,X1$ EB WX6$%2CX1$EB Bmd X6$,X1$ X6$,X1$ X3# CU WX3# CU Password and security settings X3# CA X5@ Remap port designations Directories Stream files via Telnet or RS-232 Subnet mask is reset to IP address is reset toDiscussed in Resetting the Unit Custom Web pages This example the N command is used to requestCustomization Server Side Includes SSIQuery string Href=index.html?cmd=xInput #1/aCode examples Example6b Browser view of previous Html source code URL encoding Reserved charactersAdvanced Serial Port Control Serial pass-through redirect modeUnsafe characters Direct port access ports 2001 through To initiate direct port access using DataViewerSerial Bridging Click OK. The DataViewer commands window opensTo end the direct access session, close DataViewer Hardware connectionSerial bridge configuration IPL T S4Power connections TroubleshootingData connections IPL T S Series Communication and Control Communication and Control, cont’d Specifications, Part Numbers, Accessories IPL T S Series Specifications, Part Numbers, Accessories Specifications, Part Numbers, AccessoriesSpecifications Serial, 10-pole captive screwMounting Rack mount Or VersaTools 1U, 3.5 deep rack shelf RSF 123, #60-190-20Included parts Replacement part Number Part Numbers and AccessoriesOptional accessories Accessories Part numberAppendix B Glossary GlossaryIPL T S Series Glossary IPL T S Series Glossary Extron’s Warranty Extron Japan Extron EuropeExtron Asia Extron China

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E ZQQQ}

The IP address is reset to 192.168.254.254,

the subnet mask is reset to 255.255.0.0.

discussed in “Resetting the Unit” in

Communication and Control, cont’d