Lindy iSWITCH user manual ISwitch-Rear Panel

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Receptacle Status LED (Red): When the LED is illuminated the receptacle is on and providing AC Power. When the LED is off the receptacle is not providing AC Power.

Receptacle Control Status LED (Green): When the control LED is illuminated, the momentary switch is disabled and the output receptacle is programmed for remote control. When the LED is off, the momentary switch is active and the receptacle may be turned on or off by pressing and releasing the switch. Pressing and holding the momentary switch for three seconds will change the state from remote to local control.

Active Module LED (Yellow): When illuminated this LED indicates which module or client is currently being accessed via remote control.

Momentary switch for receptacle control: Pressing and holding the momentary switch for three seconds will change the state from remote to local control. Pressing and holding the momentary switch for one second will change the state from on to off or from off to on.

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NT SERVER PORTS A-H:Provides controlled shutdown for NT server. Port A controls receptacle A; Port B controls receptacle B, etc. (optional)

AC Power Receptacles A-H

NT Server Ports A-H

Connect the input power cord to utility power

Program your iSwitch’s IP address per USB, RS232 or Ethernet.

The preferred method for programming is the USB method. For USB setup procedure see page 9. Please note: this method requires Windows 98 or higher.

The next method is the RS232 Serial Port Setup. For RS232 / serial port setup procedure see page 19.

The last method is the Ethernet Port Setup. For Ethernet / network setup procedure see page 27.

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Contents EPowerSwitch Table of Contents Trademarks Quick Install Procedure ISwitch-Front Panel ISwitch-Rear Panel ISwitch Features IntroductionSetup Procedure Setup via the USB Port Requires Windows 98 or higherPage Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Setup via the Serial Port Page Page Page Page Page Setup via the Ethernet Port Page Telnet Configuration Page Page Page Page Web-Based Configuration Page ISP Mode PPP Mode Page Page ISwitch ID Address Configuration and Identification NamePage Page Page Firmware Upgrade Procedures Page Page Page Firmware upgrade is complete Telephone Access Interface Daisy Chaining Page Problem SolutionAppendix Value Purpose Subnet maskingSubnetting and Subnet Masks Subnet Mask Routing and FilteringInput Dry Closure AgentDry Closure OutputObtaining Technical Assistance