Extron IPL T S Series - Manual

Table of Contents:

• Page 2 – Achtung; Vorsicht; Instrucciones de seguridad • Español; Precautions; 安全须知; 注意
• Page 3 – IPL T S Series; FCC Class A Notice
• Page 5 – IPL T S Series • Quick Start; • on a projector; • under a desk; • or on a rack; IPL T S6 Ethernet Control Interface; Typical IPL T S Series configuration; Quick Start — IPL T S Series
• Page 6 – Quick Start — IPL T S Series, cont’d
• Page 7 – IPL T S Series • Table of Contents; PRELIMINAR; Table of Contents
• Page 8 – Table of Contents, cont’d
• Page 9 – Chapter One; Introduction; About This Manual
• Page 10 – IPL T S Series • Introduction; Extron IPL T S Series interface devices which are shown below.; About the IPL T S Series Interface; IPL T S1 control interface; IPL T S4 control interface; or RS-485 serial ports; IPL T S6 control interface; or RS-485 serial ports
• Page 11 – Each IPL T S Series interface comes with Extron’s IP Link; Figure 1-1 — A typical IPL T S Series application; Features; Serial port pass-through —; commands and control a single device.
• Page 12 – When used with GlobalViewer software,; Industry standard Ethernet protocols —; User access level authorizes; Multiple mounting options
• Page 13 – Chapter Two; Installation and Operation; Installation Overview
• Page 14 – IPL T S Series • Installation and Operation; Mount the IPL T S interface. See “Mounting the IPL T S Interface”, below.; Mounting the IPL T S Interface; UL guidelines for rack mounting; Elevated operating ambient
• Page 15 – Mounting options; Mounting Type; Rack mounting an IPL T S Series interface; The following rack mount kits are available:; Figure 2-1 — Rack mounting the interface on the VersaTools shelf
• Page 16 – Installation and Operation, cont’d; Figure 2-2 — Mounting the interface on the standard shelf; Furniture or projector mounting
• Page 17 – Figure 2-3 — Mounting the interface; Rear Panel Features and Cabling; Figure 2-4 — IPL T S1 interface back panel; Figure 2-5 — IPL T S2 interface back panel; Figure 2-6 — IPL T S4 interface back panel
• Page 18 – IPL T S Series • Installation; Figure 2-7 — IPL T S6 interface back panel; Power; Power connection —; Plug the unit’s external 12 VDC power supply into this; Figure 2-8 — Power connector wiring
• Page 19 – A blinking yellow LED indicates LAN activity.; A lit green LED indicates a good LAN connection.; Serial Communication; -pin D connector for serial port 1
• Page 20 – Factory default protocol for the control interface is:; Pin; IPL T S2; IPL T S6; Figure 2-10 — 5-pin captive screw assignments
• Page 21 – The IPL T S2 allows for use of either the 9-pin D connector on COM1 or; Identification; Operation; administrator, or call the Extron S; Front panel indicators; Figure 2-11 — IPL T S1 front panel; Figure 2-12 — IPL T S2 front panel
• Page 22 – Figure 2-13 — IPL T S4 front panel; Figure 2-14 — IPL T S6 front panel; Resetting the unit; and Telnet connections and close all sockets.
• Page 23 – Reset Mode Comparison/Summary
• Page 25 – Chapter Three; Connection and Configuration; Connecting the Hardware
• Page 26 – IPL T S Series • Connection and Configuration; Figure 3-1 — IPL T S interface connections; Ethernet connection; connect the unit to a LAN, do the following:; Serial connection
• Page 27 – Figure 3-2 — Typical IPL T S interface operating configuration; Setting the Internet Protocol (IP) Address; a. Hold down the Reset button until the Power LED blinks twice (6
• Page 28 – Connection and Configuration, cont’d; Figure 3-3 — IPL T S unit’s front panel; Setting the IP address using Global Configurator; To set an IP address with a GC project file open:; Add Device; Device; Auto Configure IP Address
• Page 29 – Figure 3-4 — Setting the IP address in Global Configurator; Setting the IP address using embedded Web pages; On Windows
• Page 30 – OK; The IPL T S unit’s embedded Web page is displayed.; Configuration; browser connection is immediately lost.
• Page 31 – Figure 3-6 — Web server System Settings screen; Setting the IP address using the ARP command; To set an IP address using the ARP command:
• Page 32 – Figure 3-7 — Executing the ARP command; ping; command to the new; Configuration using Global Configurator; . Open and Internet browser and advance to; Download; Click the; Download Now; . Scroll down the page and review any related Technical Bulletins.
• Page 33 – Figure 3-8 — Global Configurator; See the Global Configurator help file for instructions on how to:; Configuration using Embedded Web Pages
• Page 34 – Connecting via the Web server pages; To connect to an IPL T S Series device via its Web server pages:; The System Status page opens.
• Page 35 – System Status page; and Time; Configuration page; System Settings; The System Settings page grants access to view and change the:
• Page 36 – Figure 3-12 — System Settings screen; Port Settings; Figure 3-13 — Port Settings screen
• Page 37 – The Passwords page fields include:; Submit; Email Alerts; the mail server
• Page 38 – Figure 3-15 — Email Alerts screen; Firmware Upgrade; capability to browse to and upload a new firmware file.; File Management page; and delete custom Web pages.; Add Dir; and; Delete; buttons to upload and manage
• Page 39 – Configuration using DataViewer; Scroll to the description of DataViewer.; Figure 3-18 — DataViewer main window; DataViewer
• Page 40 – . Enter the device’s IP address in the Hostname/IP Address field.; Figure 3-19 — Communication Setup dialog box
• Page 41 – Chapter Four; Communication and Control; Programmer’s Guide for Telnet and Web Browsers
• Page 42 – IPL T S Series • Communication and Control; Using the command/response table; Telnet; not; the full URL followed by
• Page 44 – Communication and Control, cont’d; Copyright information; The copyright message is displayed upon connecting to the IP Link; Password information; The “
• Page 45 – E24 — Privilege violation
• Page 46 – Command; Bidir; ASCII to Decimal Conversion T
• Page 48 – Ether
• Page 49 – Firmwar
• Page 51 – Mail server setup
• Page 52 – eb br
• Page 54 – Passwor
• Page 55 – Remap port designations
• Page 56 – Dir
• Page 57 – Str
• Page 59 – Customization; Custom Web pages allow you to create customized Web pages to; Custom Web pages; or Dreamweaver; Server Side Include Using; Figure 4-1 — Example of an SSI host command
• Page 60 – Server Side Include Using a Remote SIS command; Figure 4-2 — Example of an SSI “remote” command; Query string; Where x is the SIS command to be executed.; URL with a Query String using a Host SIS command; Figure 4-3 — Example of a host query string command; Figure 4-4 — Example of a remote query string command
• Page 61 – Code examples; This section shows practical uses for both SSIs and query strings.; Example 1; of an attached serial device.
• Page 62 – Figure 4-6b — Browser view of previous HTML source code; Example 2; be used to build a Web page that can control a device.
• Page 63 – Figure 4-7b — Browser view of previous HTML source code; URL encoding; characters appear in your URLs.; Reserved characters; The following table lists reserved characters.
• Page 64 – misunderstood within a URL, and are therefore considered “unsafe”.; Advanced Serial Port Control; connection to another serial port on the same device.
• Page 65 – a device within Extron’s Global Configurator software.
• Page 66 – Figure 4-9 — DataViewer Communication Setup dialog box; To end the direct access session, close DataViewer.; Serial Bridging; Hardware connection; To set up the hardware for serial bridging:
• Page 67 – Figure 4-10 — Setup for serial bridging; Serial bridge configuration; Global Configurator, serial bridging disables it.; On
• Page 68 – Figure 4-11 — The Port Settings page on unit 2; Troubleshooting; Power connections; Ensure that all devices are plugged in.; Data connections
• Page 69 – command prompt, or use the IP or Web address provided to you by your
• Page 71 – Appendix A; Accessories; Specifications
• Page 72 – IPL T S Series • Specifications, Part Numbers, Accessories; Specifications, Part Numbers, Accessories; Ethernet control interface; General
• Page 73 – Mounting; Specifications are subject to change without notice.
• Page 74 – Part Numbers and Accessories; Included parts; Optional accessories; Rack Shelf Kit
• Page 75 – Appendix B; Glossary
• Page 76 – IPL T S Series • Glossary; amount of time is equal to either 10 Mbps or 100 Mbps.; Default Web pages; is the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), which is a; Driver
• Page 77 – manually generated GlobalViewer.; HTTP; is the protocol or standard used to send information from; IP Netmask; is a unique hardware number given to
• Page 78 – Extron’s Warranty