IP Link Power Control Interfaces
IPL T PC1 IPL T PC1i
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IPL T PC1 Contents
Contents
Front Panel Features and Operation
HTML Configuration and Control
IPL T PC1 Contents
About this Guide About the IPL T PC1 Features Application Diagram
Features
Introduction
About this Guide
Telnet, and HTTP HyperText Transfer Protocol
Figure 1. Connection Diagram for an IPL T PC1
Application Diagram
IPL T PC1 Introduction
Installation Overview
Installation and Rear Panel
Installation Overview Rear Panels Connecting Cables
Figure 2. IPL T PC1 Rear Panel 120 VAC
Rear Panels
Figure 3. IPL T PC1i Rear Panel 220 VAC
Accessing the Communication Sheet
Connecting Cables
RS-232 Port Cabling
Figure 4. Communication Sheet Access
Connecting the Display Device
Figure 5. Connecting an Output Device to the RS-232 Port
Wiring for IR Control
Wiring the Local Area Network LAN Port
RJ-45 Connector
RJ-45 Connector Wiring
Momentary Switch
Wiring the Contact Input Port
Front Panel Features
Front Panel Features and Operation
Front Panel Features Setting Up the System Using the Front Panel
Resetting
Setting Up Power Control of the Output Device
Setting Up the System Using the Front Panel
Figure 9. Reset Button
Resetting
Front Panel Security Lockout Executive Mode
Activation
Mode
Result
Purpose and notes
Mode
Mode
Mode
Activation
Configuring the Hardware for Ethernet Control
HTML Configuration and Control
Configuring the Hardware for Ethernet Control
Using the IPL T PC1 Web Pages Custom Web Pages Troubleshooting
Figure 10. ARP-S Command Screen
Setting Up and Configuring the PC1 Using ARP
IPL T PC1 LAN port defaults
Setting Up and Configuring the PC1 Using a Web Browser
Figure 11. Ping Command on a Command Prompt Screen
PC1 IP address
Figure 12. Network Connections Window
Setting Up the Computer for IP Communication
IP address
Default gateway
3. On the Local Area Connection Properties window, select
Subnet mask
Figure 14. Internet Protocol TCP/IP Properties Window for Windows XP
Configuring the IPL T PC1 Using a Web Browser
Figure 15. System Settings Page with Default IP Address
Figure 16. Password Prompt Window
Using the IPL T PC1 Web Pages
Figure 17. System Status Screen
Viewing the System Status
IPL T PC1 HTML Configuration and Control
Specifying system settings
Using the Configuration Pages
Figure 18. System Settings Screen on the Configuration Page
Date and time settings
IP settings
Figure 19. Port & AC Settings Page
Configuring the RS-232 Port and the AC Receptacle
Contact input port
RS-232 port
Using the IR Drivers page
AC receptacle
Baud Rate
Assigning passwords
Performing a command
Figure 21. Example of a Driver Command List Page
Removing passwords
Figure 23. E-mail Alerts Page Upper Portion
Entering e-mail addresses
Setting up SMTP authentication
Upgrading Firmware
Figure 24. Firmware Upgrade Page
Downloading the firmware from the web
Updating the firmware
Figure 25. Firmware File Selected on the Choose File Window
Figure 26. Schedule Page
Scheduling
Figure 27. “Set Schedule For” Section, Displayed for Receptacle
Scheduling output receptacle power
Figure 28. “Set Schedule For” Field for Executive Mode
Scheduling front panel lockout executive mode
Scheduling by day of the week
Managing Files
Changing an individual setting
Uploading files to the web page
Other file management functions
Adding a directory
Figure 31. File Management Screen with Three Files Uploaded
Figure 32. Example of the SSI Command
Server Side Include Using the Host SIS command
Figure 33. Example of a URL with a Query String Using an SIS Command
Custom Web Pages
Figure 34. Web Page HTML Source Code Document Showing SSIs
Code example
Figure 35. Resulting HTML Source Code Served by an IP Link web Server
Figure 36. Browser View of Previous HTML Source Code
Reserved characters
URL encoding
Figure 37. Characters that Do Not Require Encoding
Character
Figure 38. Telnet Command Prompt
Accessing and Using Telnet Port
Unsafe characters
Character
Figure 39. Connecting to the IP Address
Power Connections
Troubleshooting
Figure 40. Successful Ping Command Response
Network Connections
Figure 41. Response to an Unsuccessful Ping Command
Global Configurator Software
Symbol Definitions Command and Response Table for SIS Commands
Host-to-Interface Communication Using the Command and Response Table
SIS Programming and Control
Host-to-Interface Communication
Error Responses
Password Information
Error Response References
Figure 42. ASCII to Hex Conversion Table
Using the Command and Response Table
Telnet
Web Browser
Example 11/18/03-105400
Symbol Definitions
Example Tue, 18 Nov 2011
115200
Example
for example IPL-T-PC1-00-02-3D
for example, 1.eml, 2.eml, ... 999.eml
IPL T PC1 SIS Programming and Control
Example 1439 =
Sum of responses from
Command and Response Table for SIS Commands
responses from 2Q
IPL T PC1 SIS Programming and Control
IPL T PC1 SIS Programming and Control
Example
Number of bytes used out of the number of total kbytes
command
inf03*Number of bytes used out of
inf04*Number of bytes used out of number of kbytes
IPL T PC1 SIS Programming and Control
W X# CZ
IPL T PC1 SIS Programming and Control
Password and Security Settings
Host to Switcher
Command
Host to Switcher
Switcher to Host
Telnet text responses
See below
Example
W LF
IPL T PC1 SIS Programming and Control
W 1AE
Reference Material
Specifications
AC control interface
Serial control interface
General
IR control interface
Enclosure dimensions
IPL T PC1 SIS Programming and Control
Optional Accessories
Part Numbers and Accessories
IPL T PC1 Setup Guide
Optional Accessories
Under-desk Mounting
Rack mounting procedure
Figure 43. Mounting the IPL T PC1 on an RSU 129 Universal Rack Shelf
IPL T PC1 SIS Programming and Control
Figure 44. Mounting the IPL T PC1 Under Furniture
Numbers and A
Glossary
Edison power receptacle
F, G
Global Configurator GC
DHCP
P, R
H, I, M
See Subnetwork
U, W
URL encoding
configuration or provide you with feedback
Web Server
GlobalViewer, and your custom web pages
Japan
USA, Canada, South America
and Central America
Europe, Africa, and the Middle
