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Introduction
About This Manual
This manual contains information about the Extron IPL T PCS4/IPL T PCS4i
Ethernet-based Power Control Interface, including explanations of how to install,
configure, and operate it.
About the IPL T PCS4
The Extron IPL T PCS4/IPL T PCS4i IP Link Power Control Interface is an
Ethernet-based power management device that provides the capability to control
power and to schedule and monitor up to four output devices via TCP/IP. The
IPL T PCS4i is an international version, configured for 220 VAC. Unless otherwise
specified, "IPL T PCS4" and "PCS4" refer to both product versions throughout this
manual.
The PCS4 can be used as a stand-alone control device or as one of many nodes in a
distributed control system environment. It lets you remotely power on and off any
attached device and to individually sample and store device power levels. The
PCS4 has its own Web pages, stored in flash memory within the device.
Features
Remote powering on and off of devices — Centralized management features such
Power level monitoring — Four 3-prong power output receptacles sense the
Individual power threshold settings — User-defined power thresholds can be set
Power-up sequencing — Power-up sequencing eliminates power surges at start-
Grouping of receptacles — To support dual powered devices by controlling them
Detection device (alarm relay) — This relay on the rear panel may be connected to
Internet communication — The PCS4 uses standard Ethernet and TCP/IP
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as Telnet allow remote powering on and off of projectors, cameras, video
conferencing equipment, switchers, and other audio/video equipment.
power level delivered. Each receptacle can sample and store power levels for
a device operating in full or standby mode.
for each receptacle. Each threshold can be associated with one or more
actions, such as activation of the alarm relay, e-mail notification, etc. When
power exceeds or falls below a stored threshold, the programmed action(s)
are performed.
up. When the IPL T PCS4 restarts, the receptacles are powered on
sequentially, separated by a user-configurable delay. (The factory default
delay time is 1 second.) The attached devices are powered up in ascending
order from receptacle 1 to 4.
The IPL T PCS4 powers up only those devices that were previously powered
on when the restart occurred.
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 internal Web pages.
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.
communication protocols, including ARP (Address Resolution Protocol),
DHCP (dynamic host configuration protocol), TCP/IP (Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet Protocol), Telnet, and HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol).
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Fax 07131 911203
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