Extron IPL T PC1 - Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – Instrucciones de seguridad • Español; 安全须知; 注意
• Page 3 – FCC Class A Notice; This device may not cause harmful interference.; click here; iii
• Page 4 – Conventions Used in this Guide; Notifications; Variables are written in slanted form as shown here:; ping; File; Copyright; © 2011 Extron Electronics. All rights reserved.; Trademarks; iv
• Page 5 – Contents; Configuring the RS-232 Port and the AC; IPL T PC1 • Contents
• Page 7 – Introduction; Power; About this Guide; available with Global Configurator; Features; Remote powering a device on and off; — Centralized management features; IR control; emitter, supported by Extron IR drivers.; Contact closure input port; — This port can detect a closed circuit between an input; IPL T PC1 • Introduction
• Page 9 – Application Diagram; Connection Diagram for an IPL T PC1
• Page 10 – Installation Overview; IPL T PC1 • Installation and Rear Panels
• Page 11 – Rear Panels; Power connector; — Connect the output device serial port to this captive screw; LAN connector and LEDs; to monitor and control the PC1 and the device connected to it (see “; Wiring the Local; ” for instructions on connecting the host to this port).; Link LED
• Page 12 – Connecting Cables; Accessing the Communication Sheet; On the Extron website (; Download; display a list of the Extron serial drivers.
• Page 13 – nn; Kb; Communication Sheet; Wire your display device as described in its communication sheet.; Connecting the Display Device; Connecting an Output Device to the RS-232 Port
• Page 14 – RJ-45 Connector Wiring; Wiring for IR Control; Wiring the Contact Input Port; Wiring for IR Control via an IR Emitter
• Page 16 – Front Panel Features; The Rx LED lights when RS-232 data is being received.; IPL T PC1 • Front Panel Features and Operation
• Page 17 – — Use the tip of a small Phillips screwdriver or an Extron; Resetting; Setting Up the System Using the Front Panel; HTML Configuration and Control; .” For information on setting up using Global Configurator, see; Setting Up Power Control of the Output Device; The green receptacle Power LED at the right of the
• Page 18 – Front Panel Security Lockout (Executive Mode); remains in executive mode.; Review the reset modes carefully. Use of the wrong reset mode may; Reset Button
• Page 21 – well as set up output device monitoring and scheduling (see the; Configuring the Hardware for Ethernet Control; IPL T PC1 • HTML Configuration and Control
• Page 22 – Setting Up and Configuring the PC1 Using ARP; From your Windows desktop; Start; cmd; arp; Execute a ping command by entering
• Page 23 – The response should be the new IP address of the PC1, as shown below.; Ping Command on a Command Prompt Screen; command at; Setting Up and Configuring the PC1 Using a Web Browser; IPL T PC1 LAN port defaults; Off; Link speed and duplex level:; Auto detected
• Page 24 – Setting Up the Computer for IP Communication; Windows versions, the screens may appear slightly different.; Network Connections Window
• Page 25 – or
• Page 26 – Click; OK; to save the changes and exit the network setup.; Internet) connection to configure or control it.; Configuring the IPL T PC1 Using a Web Browser
• Page 27 – Select the; Configuration; from the sidebar menu; System Settings Page with Default IP Address; gateway address, then click; Submit; provide the addresses to be used with this interface.; Setting up the Computer for IP communication
• Page 28 – Using the IPL T PC1 Web Pages; IPL T PC1 Setup Guide; Password; Password Prompt Window; changes to settings. Users can access only the System Status page.
• Page 29 – Viewing the System Status; The System Status web page, accessed by clicking the; Status; tab, provides information; SIS Programming and Control
• Page 30 – Using the Configuration Pages; Specifying system settings; System Settings Screen on the Configuration Page; System
• Page 31 – IP settings; radio button to enable or disable DHCP.; Date and time settings
• Page 32 – (Daylight saving time should be turned off in equatorial Brazil.); Configuring the RS-232 Port and the AC Receptacle; Port & AC Settings Page; Contact input port
• Page 33 – AC receptacle; not; By default, the receptacle is named Receptacle 1.; Using the IR Drivers page; Managing Files
• Page 34 – Performing a command; Driver; Assigning passwords; Enter the new administrator password in the; Administrator
• Page 35 – Passwords Page with Administrator and User Passwords Entered; Removing passwords
• Page 36 – Entering e-mail addresses; On the Email Alerts page, click the
• Page 37 – Setting up SMTP authentication
• Page 38 – Upgrading Firmware; System Status page; Downloading the firmware from the web; Visit the Extron website (; Updating the firmware; Firmware Upgrade Page
• Page 39 – Browse; to open a Choose file window.; Firmware File Selected on the Choose File Window; The firmware file name and path are displayed in the; Current; field; Upload; . When the firmware upgrade is complete, the Power LED on the unit
• Page 40 – Scheduling; Schedule Page; When you click on a day,
• Page 41 – Scheduling output receptacle power; On; “Set Schedule For” Section, Displayed for Receptacle 1; When finished, click; Set
• Page 42 – Scheduling front panel lockout (executive mode); In the Executive Mode section, click; displaying the current status of Executive Mode (; “Set Schedule For” Field for Executive Mode
• Page 43 – Scheduling by day of the week; Sunday; Schedule Screen Showing Fields for Daily Receptacle Scheduling
• Page 44 – Changing an individual setting; Set Schedule For Field to Set Powering Off for a Single Receptacle; Uploading files to the web page; File Managemen
• Page 45 – Adding a directory; Enter a name for the directory in the; Uploading files; Uploading files procedure. To exit the directory, click on; Files; Other file management functions
• Page 46 – Custom Web Pages; The basic format for an Extron SSI is; Server Side Include Using; Example of the SSI Command; Query strings; Example of a URL with a Query String Using an SIS Command
• Page 47 – Code example; the HTML source code contains three SSI commands.; Web Page HTML Source Code Document Showing SSIs; Resulting HTML Source Code Served by an IP Link web Server
• Page 48 – URL encoding; When used for their reserved purposes, these; require encoding within a URL.; Characters that Do Not Require Encoding; Reserved characters; Character; Equal
• Page 49 – Unsafe characters; “Greater than” symbol; Telnet; Telnet Command Prompt; open
• Page 50 – At the; Connecting to the IP Address; ” section
• Page 51 – Troubleshooting; If the output AV device cannot be powered on, check the following:; Power Connections; The green Power LED on receptacle remains lit steadily; Network Connections; Connecting the
• Page 52 – Response to an Unsuccessful Ping Command; Global Configurator Software; tab on the Extron website home page.; nnn; For instructions on using the GC3.3 software with the PC1, see the
• Page 53 – Using the Command and Response Table; Messages Initiated by the IPL T PC1; is the firmware version number; is the product part; IPL T PC1 • SIS Programming and Control
• Page 54 – Password Information; Login; Error Responses; – Busy; Error Response References
• Page 55 – ASCII to Hex Conversion Table; myform; full URL followed by; xx; With Telnet you can use either an; Escape; command, and the carriage return or the pipe character. With the; Data
• Page 56 – Symbol Definitions; hh; = RAM needs to be saved to flash memory.; Group number
• Page 57 – command parameters; Example
• Page 58 – For the; SM
• Page 59 – This can be up to 10 digits.; Days of the week
• Page 60 – Command and Response Table for SIS Commands
• Page 62 – Read response from last URL cmd; Mail Server Setup Commands; View mail server IP, unit domain; IP Setup Commands; View unit name
• Page 63 – verbose
• Page 64 – Password and Security Settings; View administrator password; Remapping Port Designations; View Telnet port map
• Page 65 – View current directory; File Commands; Erase user-supplied web page or; DF; Telnet text responses:
• Page 66 – LF; web responses — HTML sample code:; Use a; Stream Files via Telnet; Four bytes of; Event Control; Write event buffer memor
• Page 67 – Write string to event buffer
• Page 68 – Specifications; AC control interface; Connectors; Serial control interface
• Page 69 – watts
• Page 70 – Part Numbers and Accessories; Included Parts; Optional Accessories; RSU 126 Universal Rack Shelf Kit (6 inches deep); Mounting the IPL T PC1 Interface; Tabletop Use; Optional Accessories; UL requirements for rack mounting; Elevated operating ambient temperature
• Page 71 – — When connecting the equipment to the supply circuit, consider; Rack mounting procedure; Mounting the IPL T PC1 on an RSU 129 Universal Rack Shelf; optional under-desk mounting kit MBU 125 (part number
• Page 72 – Mounting the IPL T PC1 Under Furniture
• Page 73 – Glossary; Numbers and A; Address Resolution Protocol; ) A protocol that assigns an IP address to a device based on; American Wire Gauge; ) A standard measurement for wire conductor diameter; IPL T PC1 • Glossary
• Page 74 – Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol; ) is a standardized communications protocol that; ARP
• Page 75 – HyperText Transfer Protocol; HyperText objects from remote web pages; Internet Protocol; to another on the Internet; Static IP; ) A unique hardware number given to devices that connect to the; ) associates the device IP address with
• Page 76 – Simple Instruction Set; ) A set of commands developed by Extron that allow control of the; Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
• Page 77 – configuration or provide you with feedback.; Web Server
• Page 78 – Extron Warranty; and Central America:; The Netherlands; USA; xtron