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Application Diagrams

•Grouping of receptacles — To support dual powered devices by controlling them simultaneously, two or more receptacles can be grouped together. Grouping and ungrouping can be done via the front panel, TCP ports using Simple Instruction Set (SIS™) commands, or the internal web pages.

•Detection device (alarm relay) — This relay on the rear panel can be connected to a relay-controllable siren or other detection device, and can be programmed to react at specified power level thresholds. The alarm relay can be configured for either normally open or normally closed state, which activates the attached alarm device when power drops or increases beyond a specified amount. E-mail messages can be generated based on alarm relay conditions.

•Internet communication — The PCS4 uses standard Ethernet and TCP/IP communication protocols, including ARP (Address Resolution Protocol), DHCP (dynamic host configuration protocol), TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol),

Telnet, and HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP).

•Embedded web page serving — The IPL T PCS4 has 900 kB of internal flash memory for storing user-customizable web pages and configuration settings. Nonproprietary programming (HTML and JavaScript™) is available, as well as other programming methods.

•Security — Built-in multilevel security provides user control over access to devices attached to the PCS4. Appropriate security is provided by password protection for

Administrator and User levels.

•Mounting — The PCS4 can be placed on a tabletop (four rubber feet are provided and can be attached). Optional hardware for mounting the unit under a desktop or podium or on a rack shelf is not included, but can be ordered separately (see “Optional Accessories” in the “Reference Material” section to order rack mounting kits).

Application Diagrams

The following application diagrams show examples of how devices can be connected to the IPL T PCS4 in different environments.

TCP/IP

Network

LAN

ALARM

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Sensing Capabilities

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ProjectorSwitcher

Alarm

Figure 1. Connection Diagram for IPL T PCS4 (14 AWG Power Cord Required in US)

IPL T PCS4 • Introduction

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Extron electronic IPL T PCS4i manual Application Diagrams

Contents

IPL T PCS4 IPL T PCS4i IP Link Power Control InterfacesUser Guide IP LinkSafety Instructions English Consignes de Sécurité FrançaisSicherheitsanleitungen Deutsch Instrucciones de seguridad EspañolFCC Class A Notice Software Commands Conventions Used in this GuideNotifications CopyrightContents IPL T PCS4 ContentsFront Panel Features and Operation HTML Configuration and ControlIPL T PCS4 Contents Features About this Guide About the IPL T PCS4 Features Application DiagramsIntroduction About this GuideApplication Diagrams Figure 2. Connection Diagram for IPL T PCS4i Power Control with Sensing CapabilitiesAlarm Codec Camera Monitor Projector IPL T PCS4 IntroductionInstallation and Rear Panels Installation OverviewInstallation Overview Rear Panels Setting Up the LAN Port Connecting the DevicesRear Panels Figure 5. IPL T PCS4i Rear Panel 220 VACSetting Up the LAN Port Connecting the DevicesConfiguring the LAN Port RJ-45 ConnectorPage Front Panel Features and Operation Front Panel FeaturesFront Panel Features Setting Up the System Using the Front Panel Resetting the UnitSetting Power Level Reference Thresholds Setting Up the System Using the Front PanelSetting Up Power Control Setting the Full power threshold And the power level None and Not Set thresholdsIf the receptacle is set to The receptacleFront panel Security Lockout Executive Mode S LED lit - Group F LED lit - Group Red power LED lit - GroupGrouping Receptacles Clearing thresholdsResetting the Unit Figure 8. Reset ButtonMode ActivationMode ModeMode ActivationHTML Configuration and Control Configuring the HardwareSetting Up the Computer Using ARP Configuring the Hardware Using the Embedded Web PagesFigure 9. ARP-S Command Screen Setting Up the Computer Using a Web Browser Figure 10. Screen Showing the Ping CommandIPL T PCS4 LAN port defaults PCS4 IP address Gateway IP address Subnet mask DHCP Off Link speed and duplex level Auto detectedSetting up the computer for IP communication Subnet mask Default gateway Blank or Configuring the IPL T PCS4 using a web browser Figure 11. Example of a Default System Settings PageUsing the Embedded Web Pages Figure 12. Password Prompt WindowViewing the System Status Figure 13. System Status Web PageConfiguration Specifying system settingsFigure 14. System Settings Screen on the Configuration Tab IP settingsDate and time settings Removing passwords Assigning passwordsTo assign passwords Entering e-mail addresses for alerts Figure 16. E-mail Alerts Screen Upper PortionManaging receptacles Figure 17. Firmware Upgrade ScreenUpgrading firmware Grouping receptacles Figure 18. Switching/Grouping ScreenSwitching power to receptacles on and off Figure 19. Monitor Screen Monitoring the receptacles and setting the alarmMonitoring Settings section Alarm Relay Settings section Scheduling power to receptacles Scheduling an individual receptacleScheduling receptacles by day of the week All receptacles on and offFigure 23. File Management Screen with Two Files Uploaded One receptacle, power on or offFile Management Other file management functions Uploading files to the web pageAdding a directory Figure 24. Example of SSI Command Custom Web PagesServer Side Includes SSIs #echo var=URL with a Query String Using an SIS Command Figure 25. Example of a Query String CommandCode example Figure 26. Web Page HTML Source Code Document Showing SSIsFigure 29. Characters that Do Not Require Encoding URL EncodingFigure 28. Browser View of Previous HTML Source Code Reserved characters Unsafe charactersCharacters Figure 30. Reserved CharactersA/V Device Power Control Accessing and Using Telnet PortFigure 32. Telnet Command Prompt Custom Web PagesFigure 33. Connecting to the IP Address TroubleshootingPower Connections Network Connections Figure 34. Successful Ping Command ResponseFigure 35. Response to an Unsuccessful Ping Command Downloading Global Configurator Software Host-to-Interface Communication Using the Command and Response Table Symbol Definitions Command and Response Table for SIS CommandsSIS Programming and Control Host-to-Interface CommunicationError Response References Password InformationError Responses Using the Command and Response Table Figure 36. ASCII to Hex Conversion TableTelnet Web BrowserSymbol Definitions Examplefor example IPL-T-PCS4-00-02-3D IPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Control X71! =Example 1439 = Command and Response Table for SIS Commands Power Receptacle SchedulingAlarm Relay Functions IPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and ControlExample IPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Controlreceptacles with current W X4% %2C X7 %2C X4& SMPassword and Security Settings ExampleExample Number of connectionsIPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Control Directory CommandsChange or create a directory IPL T PCS4 SIS Programming and Control W LFExample Specifications Specifications Part Numbers and AccessoriesReference Material Ethernet control interfaceAlarm relay control General3.5 mm captive screw connector, 2 pole Temperature/humidityPart Numbers and Accessories Optional AccessoriesOptional Accessories Mounting the IPL T PCS4 InterfaceRack mounting procedure Figure 37. Mounting the IPL T PCS4 on a Rack ShelfUnder-desk Mounting Figure 38. Mounting the IPL T PCS4 under FurnitureGlossary Page See Reference threshold See Subnetwork See Reference thresholdUSA, Canada, South America Japanand Central America Europe, Africa, and the Middle