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CMS-6R4 Series - User’s Guide

CMS-6R4 and CMS-6R4 CE Models

This User’s Guide discusses the both the CMS-6R4 and the CMS-6R4-CE models. Throughout this User’s Guide, both models are referred to as the "CMS-6R4". The only difference between the two models is that the CMS-6R4 is designed for 100 to 120 VAC power operation, and the CMS-6R4-CE is designed for 208 to 240 VAC power operation. All other features function identically.

Typographic Conventions

Throughout this manual, typefaces and characters have been used to denote the following:

COURIER FONT Indicates characters typed on the keyboard. For example, /ON 3 or /OFF 4.

[Bold Font] Text set in bold face and enclosed in square brackets indicates a speciﬁc key. For example, [Enter] or [Esc].

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Contents

Distributed by Page Installation Instructions FCC Part 15 Regulation Table of Contents Upgrading the CMS-6R4 Firmware Command Reference Guide List of Figures CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Easy to Configure, Easy to Use Security Features and Co-Location FeaturesIntroduction CMS-6R4 and CMS-6R4 CE Models Typographic Conventions Unit Description Front Panel Components Back Panel Components Back Panel Components 120 VAC Model Shown Unit Description CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Quick Start Hardware InstallationApply Power to the CMS-6R4 Connect your PC to the CMS-6R4 Communicating with the CMS-6R4 Text Interface Status Default Port Name CMD Access Status ModePlug Name Connecting Ports and Switching Outlets Quick Start CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Connecting Devices to the Switched Outlets InstallationPower Supply Connection Installing the Cable Keeper Connecting the Network Cable Connecting Devices to the RS232 Serial PortsConnecting Control Devices to the CMS-6R4 Control via Local PC Configuration Supervisor Mode and Non-Supervisor Mode Communicating with the CMS-6R4 Accessing the Web Browser Interface Main Status Screen Web Browser Interface Sample Values Shown CMS-6R4 Accessing the Text InterfacePlug Name BOOT/SEQ Delay Status Default Port Name System SetUp Port $ telnet 192.168.168.168 Enter Password Functions Configuration Menus System Parameters Menu System Parameters Menu Web Browser Interface System Parameters Conﬁ guration Password Directory Password Directory Menu Web Browser Interface Edit Password Directory Adding Passwords ADD NAME/PASSWORD ESC CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Editing Passwords Deleting Passwords Deleting the Entire Password Directory Dial Back Function System Parameters Menu Dial Back ExampleUser Account Parameters Network Parameters Menu Network Parameters Telnet Parameters Network ParametersWEB Server Web Server Telnet ParametersMAC Address IP Security Feature IP Security Conﬁ guration 12 The Telnet Port Parameters Menu Text Interface Telnet Port Parameters Telnet Port Parameters CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Conﬁ guration Invalid Access Lockout Feature 3. RS232 Port Parameters 14 Port Parameters Menu Web Browser Interface Conﬁ guration CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Conﬁ guration CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide 3.1. RS232 Port Modes Copying Parameters to Several Ports Copy Serial Port Parameters Conﬁ guration Configuring the Internal Modem Text Interface Type /P 7 and press Enter Plug Parameters Menus 17 Plug Parameters Menu Web Browser Interface Plug #1 Parameters Boot / Sequence Delay Period Reboot Cycles Save Configuration Parameters Operation via the Web Browser Interface OperationStatus Screen Web Browser Interface Status Menu Web Browser Interface Operation via the Text Interface DPL Port Name CMD Access Status Screen Text Interface Switching Outlets Text Interface On 1 or /ON Router BO * Enter Applying Commands to Several Outlets Text InterfaceConnections Between RS232 Ports Text Interface Connecting Ports Disconnecting Ports Three Characters Uses the format EnterLLLEnter, where Enter CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Defining Hunt Groups Server Enter Port Modes Any-to-Any ModePassive Mode Hunt Group Example Buffer Mode Reading Data from Buffer Mode Ports Port Buffers Modem Mode Logging Out of Command Mode Automated Mode Operation Direct Connect Feature Standard Telnet Protocol and Raw Socket Mode Direct Connect Configuration Connecting to a Serial Port using Direct Connect Connection Example Terminating a Direct Connect Session Manual Operation Main Status Screen /S Status ScreensPort Section Plug Section Main Status Screen Network Status Screen /SN CTS Port Diagnostics Screen /SDPort Diagnostics Name Status Baud COM HS Mode RTS Port Parameters #3 Port Parameters Screen /WPort Parameters Screen Serial Ports RTS/CTS Port Parameters Screen Network Port Port Parameters Screen Network Port Shown User Directory Super CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Saving and Restoring Configuration Parameters Sending Parameters to a File Restoring Saved Parameters Upgrading the CMS-6R4 Firmware CMS-6R4 Series User’s Guide Command Conventions Command Reference Guide10-1 Command Summary 10-2 Command Response Messages 10-3 Response Command SetInitiate Boot Cycle 10-4 Terse ConnectFormat /C x x Enter 10-5 Third Party Disconnect Copy RS232 Port Parameters10-6 Erase Buffer Set Plugs to Default StateFormat /DPL,Y Enter Format /E,Y x x Enter Help Set to Factory DefaultsSet System Parameters 10-8 Set Network Port Parameters Reset Network InterfaceDisplay Site ID 10-9 Format /OFF,Y n Enter or /OF,Y Enter Switch Plugs Off10-10 Set RS232 Port Parameters Switch Plugs on10-11 Display Main Status Screen Display Port DiagnosticsSet Plug Parameters 10-12 Telnet Telnet Connection Out Upgrade FirmwareDisplay Network Status Send Parameters to a File Display Port Parameters Who Unlock Port Invalid Access LockoutView Password Directory 10-14 Format /X,Y Enter Exit Command ModeFormat Default Response Resident Disconnect Sequence 10-16 Serial RS232 Port Interface Interface DescriptionApx-1 Specifications Apx-2 Customer Service Apx-3 Trademark and Copyright Information Apx-4 Index Index-1 Index-2 Index-3 Index Index-4