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Extron electronic IPL T PCS4i manual See Reference threshold

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IP address	A unique, 32-bit binary number (12 digit decimal number — nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn) based on
	version 4 of the internet protocol (IPv4) that identifies each sender and each receiver of
	information connected to a LAN, WAN, or the Internet. IP addresses can be static (see Static
	IP) or dynamic (see DHCP).

IP net mask/subnet mask

A 32-bit binary number (12 digit decimal number — nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn) used on subnets (smaller, local networks) to help the router determine which network traffic gets routed internally to local computers and which network traffic goes out on the Internet.

M

Media Access Control (MAC) Address

A unique hardware number given to devices that connect to the Internet. When your computer or networking device (router, hub, interface, and so on) is connected to the Internet, a table relates the device IP address to its corresponding physical (MAC) address on the LAN.

P

Ping (Packet Internet Groper)

A command that is used to test connectivity between IP devices. The Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echoes Ethernet packets to determine whether a network device is active and what the bidirectional delay is in communicating with it.

Port number	A preassigned address within a server that provides a direct route from the application to the
	Transport layer or from the Transport layer to the application of a TCP/IP system.

Power level reference threshold

(See Reference threshold.)

R

Reference threshold

The point at which the power level (full or standby) at which a device is operating changes. This threshold is recognized by the IPL T PCS4, which can be configured to sound an alarm whenever a connected device passes this threshold.

Receptacle	A connector on a power supply that is equipped to receive a plug. The IPL T PCS4 has four
	receptacles into which devices can be plugged, enabling the PCS4 to monitor and schedule
	power for the connected devices.

S

SIS (Simple Instruction Set) commands

A set of commands developed by Extron that allows control of the PCS4 via the keyboard of a PC with an Ethernet connection. A minimal number of characters are used in these commands and responses.

Standby reference threshold

The point at which a device starts to operate at standby power.

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Contents

IP Link IPL T PCS4 IPL T PCS4iIP Link Power Control Interfaces User GuideInstrucciones de seguridad Español Safety Instructions EnglishConsignes de Sécurité Français Sicherheitsanleitungen DeutschFCC Class A Notice Copyright Software CommandsConventions Used in this Guide NotificationsHTML Configuration and Control ContentsIPL T PCS4 Contents Front Panel Features and OperationIPL T PCS4 Contents About this Guide FeaturesAbout this Guide About the IPL T PCS4 Features Application Diagrams IntroductionApplication Diagrams IPL T PCS4 Introduction Figure 2. Connection Diagram for IPL T PCS4iPower Control with Sensing Capabilities Alarm Codec Camera Monitor ProjectorConnecting the Devices Installation and Rear PanelsInstallation Overview Installation Overview Rear Panels Setting Up the LAN PortFigure 5. IPL T PCS4i Rear Panel 220 VAC Rear PanelsRJ-45 Connector Setting Up the LAN PortConnecting the Devices Configuring the LAN PortPage Resetting the Unit Front Panel Features and OperationFront Panel Features Front Panel Features Setting Up the System Using the Front PanelSetting Up Power Control Setting Up the System Using the Front PanelSetting Power Level Reference Thresholds Setting the Full power threshold The receptacle And the power levelNone and Not Set thresholds If the receptacle is set toClearing thresholds Front panel Security Lockout Executive ModeS LED lit - Group F LED lit - Group Red power LED lit - Group Grouping ReceptaclesActivation Resetting the UnitFigure 8. Reset Button ModeActivation ModeMode ModeConfiguring the Hardware Using the Embedded Web Pages HTML Configuration and ControlConfiguring the Hardware Setting Up the Computer Using ARPFigure 9. ARP-S Command Screen Subnet mask DHCP Off Link speed and duplex level Auto detected Setting Up the Computer Using a Web BrowserFigure 10. Screen Showing the Ping Command IPL T PCS4 LAN port defaults PCS4 IP address Gateway IP addressSetting up the computer for IP communication Subnet mask Default gateway Blank or Figure 11. Example of a Default System Settings Page Configuring the IPL T PCS4 using a web browserFigure 12. Password Prompt Window Using the Embedded Web PagesFigure 13. System Status Web Page Viewing the System StatusIP settings ConfigurationSpecifying system settings Figure 14. System Settings Screen on the Configuration TabDate and time settings To assign passwords Assigning passwordsRemoving passwords Figure 16. E-mail Alerts Screen Upper Portion Entering e-mail addresses for alertsUpgrading firmware Figure 17. Firmware Upgrade ScreenManaging receptacles Switching power to receptacles on and off Figure 18. Switching/Grouping ScreenGrouping receptacles Monitoring Settings section Monitoring the receptacles and setting the alarmFigure 19. Monitor Screen Alarm Relay Settings section Scheduling an individual receptacle Scheduling power to receptaclesAll receptacles on and off Scheduling receptacles by day of the weekFile Management One receptacle, power on or offFigure 23. File Management Screen with Two Files Uploaded Adding a directory Uploading files to the web pageOther file management functions #echo var= Figure 24. Example of SSI CommandCustom Web Pages Server Side Includes SSIsFigure 26. Web Page HTML Source Code Document Showing SSIs URL with a Query String Using an SIS CommandFigure 25. Example of a Query String Command Code exampleFigure 28. Browser View of Previous HTML Source Code URL EncodingFigure 29. Characters that Do Not Require Encoding Figure 30. Reserved Characters Reserved charactersUnsafe characters CharactersCustom Web Pages A/V Device Power ControlAccessing and Using Telnet Port Figure 32. Telnet Command PromptPower Connections TroubleshootingFigure 33. Connecting to the IP Address Figure 35. Response to an Unsuccessful Ping Command Figure 34. Successful Ping Command ResponseNetwork Connections Downloading Global Configurator Software Host-to-Interface Communication Host-to-Interface Communication Using the Command and Response TableSymbol Definitions Command and Response Table for SIS Commands SIS Programming and ControlError Responses Password InformationError Response References Web Browser Using the Command and Response TableFigure 36. ASCII to Hex Conversion Table TelnetExample Symbol Definitionsfor example IPL-T-PCS4-00-02-3D Example 1439 = X71! =IPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Control IPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Control Command and Response Table for SIS CommandsPower Receptacle Scheduling Alarm Relay FunctionsW X4% %2C X7 %2C X4& SM ExampleIPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Control receptacles with currentNumber of connections Password and Security SettingsExample ExampleChange or create a directory Directory CommandsIPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Control Example W LFIPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Control Ethernet control interface SpecificationsSpecifications Part Numbers and Accessories Reference MaterialTemperature/humidity Alarm relay controlGeneral 3.5 mm captive screw connector, 2 poleMounting the IPL T PCS4 Interface Part Numbers and AccessoriesOptional Accessories Optional AccessoriesFigure 37. Mounting the IPL T PCS4 on a Rack Shelf Rack mounting procedureFigure 38. 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