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X1&

= Time in tens of milliseconds to wait for the first character to arrive at a serial port before terminating (default=1=10

 

ms; max = 32767) the connection

X1*

= Hardware (MAC) address (xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx).

X1(

= Subnet mask (nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn). Leading zeros are optional in setting values in each of four fields, and they are

 

suppressed in returned values.

X2)

= Time in tens of milliseconds to wait between character arriving at a serial port before terminating (default=2=20 ms;

 

max = 32767) the connection

X2!

= Parameter to set either Length of the message to receive or the Delimiter value.

•If the message is length delimited, use nnL, where nn is the length of the incoming message in bytes.

•If the message is character delimited, use xxD, where xx is the decimal ASCII value of the delimiting character.

X2@ For verbose response mode:

0 = clear or none

1 = verbose mode

2 = tagged responses for queries

3 = verbose mode and tagged responses for queries Default = 0

 

NOTE: If tagged responses are enabled, all read commands return the constant string plus the data, like setting

 

the value does.

 

 

Example:

E CN }

 

Command:

 

Response:

Ipn • X1@

X2#

= Priority status for receive timeout:

 

0 = priority set to Send Data String command parameters

 

1 = priority set to Configure Receive Timeout command parameters

X2%

= Baud rate: 300, 600, 1200, 1800, 2400, 3600, 4800, 7200, 9600, 14400, 19200, 28800, 38400, 57600, or

 

115200

 

X2^

= Parity (Only the first letter is needed.)

 

O = Odd

 

 

E = Even

 

 

N = None

 

 

M = Mark

 

 

S = Space

 

X2&

= Data bits: 7 or 8

 

X2*

= Stop bits: 1 or 2

 

X3)

= Flow control (Only the first letter is needed.)

 

S = Software

 

 

N = None

 

X3#

= Password (minimum length = 4 characters; maximum length = 12 characters.

 

No special characters are allowed.

X3$

= Daylight saving time (DST) is a 1-hour offset to reflect the time during which clocks are set one hour or more ahead of

 

local standard time, to provide more daylight at the end of the working day. Supported for the U. S. and parts of Brazil

 

and Europe.

 

Example: Time in California is GMT -8:00 from March to November and GMT -7:00 from November to March. DST should be turned off in Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the eastern time zone portion of the state of Indiana, and the state of Arizona (excluding the Navajo Nation).

0 = off or ignore

1 = U. S.

2 = Europe

3 = Brazil

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Contents IPL T PC1i IPL T PC1Achtung AvertissementVorsicht PrecaucionFCC Class a Notice Software Commands Conventions Used in this GuideNotifications Contents IPL T PC1 Contents Introduction FeaturesAbout this Guide About the IPL T PC1IPL T PC1 Introduction Extron IPL T PC1i Application DiagramInstallation Rear Panel Installation OverviewThis section describes IPL T PC1 Rear Panel 120 VAC Rear PanelsConnecting Cables Accessing the Communication SheetRS-232 Port Cabling To connect the display device to the PC1 Connecting the Display DeviceWiring the Local Area Network LAN Port Wiring for IR ControlRJ-45 Connector Wiring Wiring the Contact Input Port Front Panel Features Front Panel Features OperationSetting Up Power Control of the Output Device Setting Up the System Using the Front PanelFront Panel Security Lockout Executive Mode ResettingActivation ModeResult Purpose and notesPurpose and notes This mode is used for troubleshooting Hold the Reset button in until the Power LED blinks onceHold the Reset button in until the Power LED blinks twice Four times in quick succession, confirming a mode 4 resetConfiguring the Hardware for Ethernet Control Configuration ControlSpace must separate arp and the hyphen Setting Up and Configuring the PC1 Using ARPIPL T PC1 LAN port defaults Setting Up and Configuring the PC1 Using a Web BrowserNetwork Connections Window Setting Up the Computer for IP CommunicationOn the Local Area Connection Properties window, select Default gatewayEnter the following values as shown below IP addressInternet Protocol TCP/IP Properties Window for Windows XP Configuring the IPL T PC1 Using a Web BrowserSystem Settings Page with Default IP Address Password Prompt Window Using the IPL T PC1 Web PagesSystem Status Screen Viewing the System StatusSpecifying system settings Using the Configuration PagesDate and time settings IP settingsContact input port Configuring the RS-232 Port and the AC ReceptacleUsing the IR Drivers RS-232 portAC receptacle Assigning passwords Performing a commandClick Submit Removing passwordsMail Alerts Page Upper Portion Entering e-mail addressesSetting up Smtp authentication Upgrading Firmware Downloading the firmware from the webUpdating the firmware Firmware File Selected on the Choose File Window Click Browse to open a Choose file windowSchedule SchedulingTo schedule power on and off to the output receptacle Scheduling output receptacle powerSet Schedule For Field for Executive Mode Scheduling front panel lockout executive modeScheduling by day of the week Changing an individual setting Managing FilesUploading files to the web Other file management functions Adding a directoryCustom Web Pages Where x is the SIS command to be executedServer Side Includes SSIs Query stringsWeb Page Html Source Code Document Showing SSIs Code exampleReserved characters URL encodingSpecial characters Reserved characters Character Hexadecimal DecimalUnsafe characters Accessing and Using Telnet PortConnecting to the IP Address Troubleshooting Power ConnectionsNetwork Connections Response to an Unsuccessful Ping Command Global Configurator SoftwareHost-to-Interface Communication SIS Programming ControlMessages Initiated by the IPL T PC1 IPL T PC1 IP addressPassword Information Error ResponsesError Response References Using the Command and Response Table Telnet Web BrowserPort and must be hex encoded if non-alphanumeric Symbol Definitions X2# = priority set to Send Data String command parametersX2% X3#X4@ X3%X4$ X4%X7@ X6$X7# X7$Command and Response Table for SIS Commands Example Web Browser-specific Commands Mail CommandsMail Server Setup Commands IP Setup CommandsSet GMT offset24 # CZ Remapping Port Designations Password and Security SettingsVar file new Array File CommandsTelnet text responses Web responses Html sample codeTelnet text responses See belowFile memory Send a page GET on port 80 followed by WSFDefault Reset Zap and Erase CommandsReference Material SpecificationsGeneral IR control interfaceMounting the IPL T PC1 Interface Part Numbers and AccessoriesUnder-desk Mounting Rack mounting procedureMounting the IPL T PC1 Under Furniture Numbers and a GlossaryMbps or 100 Mbps Device’s MAC or physical machine addressControls devices Addresses in an organization’s networkOn and off by the PC1 10 Mbps or 100 MbpsIts corresponding physical MAC address on the LAN HyperText objects from remote web pagesTwo ports Standard ports used are 23 for Telnet and 80 for EthernetPoint at which a device starts to operate at standby power Are used in these commands and responsesLocated, and accessed Or networks on the InternetGlobalViewer, and your custom web pages Configuration or provide you with feedbackEurope, Africa, and the Middle China East USA, Canada, South America Japan Central AmericaAsia Middle East Europe
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