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Dataprobe 1530041 User Manual

Iboot-pdu series. 8 outlet nema version
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This document covers the following models
SKU
Model
1530041
iBoot-PDU4-N15
1530043
iBoot-PDU4-N20
1530045
iBoot-PDU4-C10
1530047
iBoot-PDU4-C20
1530081
iBoot-PDU8-N15
1530083
iBoot-PDU8-2N15
1530085
iBoot-PDU8-N20
1530087
iBoot-PDU8-2N20
1530089
iBoot-PDU8-C10
1530091
iBoot-PDU8-2C10
1530093
iBoot-PDU8-C20
1530095
iBoot-PDU8-2C20
iBoot-PDU_v170515e
8 Outlet NEMA Version
4 Outlet NEMA Version
Initial Release

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  • Page 1 8 Outlet NEMA Version This document covers the following models Model 4 Outlet NEMA Version 1530041 iBoot-PDU4-N15 1530043 iBoot-PDU4-N20 1530045 iBoot-PDU4-C10 1530047 iBoot-PDU4-C20 1530081 iBoot-PDU8-N15 1530083 iBoot-PDU8-2N15 1530085 iBoot-PDU8-N20 1530087 iBoot-PDU8-2N20 1530089 iBoot-PDU8-C10 1530091 iBoot-PDU8-2C10 1530093 iBoot-PDU8-C20 1530095 iBoot-PDU8-2C20 iBoot-PDU_v170515e...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents ..............2 7.8. Time Zone ...............33 Important Safety Information ......... 3 7.9. Device Log ..............33 General Overview ............4 Management ..............34 2.1. Models Covered in this Document ......5 8.1. Users ..............34 Quick Start ..............6 8.2.

  • Page 3: Important Safety Information

    1. Important Safety Information When using this product, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury to persons, including the following: Disconnect all power cords before servicing! 1. Read and understand all instructions. 2.

  • Page 4: General Overview

    2. General Overview Independently controllable outlets The iBoot-PDU series is designed to provide power distribution and remote power control. Each iBoot-PDU allows four or eight outlets to be independently switched on and off for reboot, energy management and security. The iBoot-PDU has many features to make the management of power distribution simple and cost effective: Dual power inputs for redundant Models with dual inputs (-2N15, -2N20, -2C10, -2C20) have two input...

  • Page 5: Models Covered In This Document

    Syslog reporting All activity can be reported to a syslog compatible server. 2.1. Models Covered in this Document Model Outlets Power Inlet Power Outlets 1530041 iBoot-PDU4-N15 4 Outlets 1 x NEMA 5-15P 4 x NEMA 5-15R 2 Meter Linecord 1530043 iBoot-PDU4-N20...

  • Page 6: Quick Start

    3. Quick Start 3.1. Front Panel 3.1.1. 8 Outlet Models 3.1.2. 4 Outlet Models Rear Panel – NEMA Versions 3.2. 3.2.1. 8 Outlet Models 3.2.2. 4 Outlet Models iBoot-PDU_v170515e iBoot-PDU User Manual Page 6...

  • Page 7: Rear Panel - Iec Versions

    DHCP server is not found, the unit will default to IP address 192.168.1.254. There are several ways to set the IP Address. 3.5.1. Device Management Utility Obtain the Device Management Utility (DMU) from Dataprobe’s website at dataprobe.com/support- documents/iboot-pdu/ Open the DMU on a PC on the same physical network as the iBoot-PDU and select Device > Discover to display the current IP Address of the iBoot-PDU.

  • Page 8: Web Browser Control

    first two minutes of powering up the iBoot-PDU. The DMU will only work with iBoots on the same physical subnets as the PC Complete instructions for the DMU are provided in the download. Web Page Setup 3.5.2. From the home page (Dashboard), click on Network - >...

  • Page 9: Installation

    4. Installation 4.1. Rack Mounting The iBoot-PDU is designed for mounting in a standard 19” equipment cabinet. There are two L-shape brackets marked as “L” and “R”, install the “L” bracket on the left side of the iBoot- PDU chassis then the “R” bracket on its right side. Installed L bracket: Installed R bracket: Install the iBoot-PDU to the standard 19-inch rack.
  • Page 10 The iBoot‐PDU8‐2N20 provides two linecords for connection to 20 Amp 115VAC services. The total maximum current load for outlets on any linecord cannot exceed 16 Amps. Each linecord distributes power to four outlets. The iBoot-PDU4-C10 and iBoot-PDU8-C10 are for international applications and can be used on 100V to 240VAC.

  • Page 11: Basic Operation - Web Browser

    5. Basic Operation – Web Browser 5.1. Main Menu The Main Menu, on the left column is the principal navigation for the web interface. 5.1.1. Dashboard The dashboard provides a quick and easy way to view and manage the outlets, or defined groups of outlets, start and stop any defined sequences, view alarm triggers and view the most recent events.

  • Page 12: Dashboard

    5.1.6. Device The device selection provides access to all the setup of the PDU. See Section 7 5.1.7. Automation The Automation section allows setup of the Analog, AutoPing, and Time based alarm triggering. See Section 6 5.1.8. Management The Management section provides configuration of Users, Cloud Services and additional network management functions.
  • Page 13 5.2.1. Device Cards: This card represents the iBoot-PDU outlets, Mains and any temperature sensors that are connected to it. If additional remote units are associated with this iBoot-PDU, they will be represented by their own Device Cards. The device card shows each outlet current status of each outlet Outlet OFF Outlet OFF transitioning to ON Outlet ON...
  • Page 14 5.2.3. Recent Events Card The Recent Events Card shows the last 10 events of the iBoot-PDU. To view a more complete history, or download and manage history events, select History Log from the Menu. 5.2.4. Group Card The Group card represents a pre-established group of outlets on this device;...
  • Page 15 To control a group from the Dashboard, select it by clicking on the card. This will expand the group and present the control buttons: Click on On, Off or Cycle to perform the desired operation. As with multiple selected outlets, the On function will be subject to the Delay time between turning on each of the outlets in the group.

  • Page 16: Global View

    5.3. Global View The Global view provides a convenient way to view and control a large number of Devices, Remotes and Groups from a single screen. It allows view of all outlets in a single page, and allows immediate control of any outlet or group in the configuration.

  • Page 17: History

    5.4. History The history page displays the last 100 events. The history log can be filtered using the drop down selectors for User Source Event and Name. The complete history can be downloaded in .csv format for additional analysis and storage. It is advised to download and clear the history periodically to maintain a complete record.

  • Page 18: Groups

    5.5. Groups Groups allow the user to organize outlets for simultaneous action. Groups can be used to control devices with dual redundant power supplies. Groups can be used to power cycle all devices at a given time of day. Groups can be organized within one PDU or across multiple PDUs.

  • Page 19: Sequences

    5.6. Sequences Sequences are a set of actions that can be initiated with a single command. Sequences can contain outlet, group and messaging actions. Sequences can also include delays and looping to build sophisticated sets of instructions. 5.6.1. Add Sequences Click on Add Sequence to begin the setup process.
  • Page 20 Select the outlet number Select the action On – Off - Cycle Loop Repeat one or more steps Select the starting step to repeat from Select the number of times to repeat the loop Write a message into the history log Enter the Title of the Log Enter the Text of the Log Email...

  • Page 21: Automation

    6. Automation 6.1. General Description The iBoot-PDU can be programmed to monitor a variety of conditions and take automatic action whenever necessary. There are two aspects to the automation that need to be programmed to achieve the desired effect: Triggers and Sequences. Triggers define what is being monitored and the conditions that prompt action. Sequences control what actions take place when triggers are activated.
  • Page 22 6.2.2. Analog Trigger Settings Name Enter a Name for the trigger. Up to 20 Alphanumeric characters, no spaces Type Select from Voltage, Current or Temperature. The temperature probe must be installed prior to setting temperature triggers. Source Instance If Voltage or Current, select Line A or Line B if the iBoot-PDU is a dual input model.

  • Page 23: Autoping Triggers

    Show on Determines if the Trigger will present a card on the Dashboard. Dashboard 6.3. AutoPing Triggers The AutoPing feature allows iBoot-PDU to automatically detect failed equipment and perform a timed reboot or other power control function (like turning on an indicator or siren). You set one or two IP addresses to be periodically pinged.
  • Page 24 6.3.1. To program an AutoPing 1. Select Automation > AutoPing from the main menu. 2. Click on Add AutoPing at the top of the page. 6.3.2. AutoPing Settings Name Enter a Name for the trigger. Up to 20 Alphanumeric characters, no spaces Enable Check Enable to make the AutoPing active.
  • Page 25 Mode Set if one (A) or two (A / B) IP addresses will be used for the test If two, then select if AND (both must fail to trigger an action, cleas if either is good), or OR, (triggers action if either fail, clears when both are good) Restart Delay Sets the length of time in seconds, to delay after initiating an action before beginning to restart the pinging tests.

  • Page 26: Scheduling Triggers

    The Reset button will clear all statistics for the selected AutoPing. 6.4. Scheduling Triggers Time of day events can be used to trigger actions. Set the starting time and date, and if the event is repeating. 6.4.1. To program an Schedule 3.
  • Page 27 6.4.2. Schedule Fields Name Enter a Name for the trigger. Up to 20 Alphanumeric characters, no spaces Start Date Set the date of the first occurrence. A drop down calendar assists entry Start Time Enter the Start Time (HH:MM) in 24 hour format. A drop-down assist entry. Repeat Set whether the event will repeat.

  • Page 28: Device Setup

    7. Device Setup 7.1. Information Set basic information about the iBoot-PDU 7.1.1. Device Information Fields Device Name Set the Name of the Device displayed. 20 alphanumeric characters, no spaces Outlet Delay Time Sets the time, in seconds between powering each outlet when multiple outlets are being turned on.

  • Page 29: Email

    7.2. Email Sets the outgoing email parameters 7.2.1. Email Fields Enable Email Enable or disable the email client with this checkbox Email Encryption Set the client for encrypted or unencrypted email Email Server Set the IP Address or DNS name of the email server Email Port Set the port for the email server Email User...

  • Page 30: Remotes

    Outlet OFF Outlet OFF transitioning to ON Outlet ON Outlet ON transitioning to OFF Only outlets the user has rights to will be shown. 7.3.1. Control Outlets Click on the On, Off or Cycle buttons to control the outlet. The selected action will take place immediately. 7.3.2.

  • Page 31: Ip Address

    7.4.2. Remote Settings IP Address Set the IP Address in format XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX Username Set the username for the remote unit. The username used must have administrative rights. Only outlets to which the username used has rights to will be managed by this iBoot-PDU. Password Set the password associated with the username above.

  • Page 32: Web

    Gateway Enter the Gateway [XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX] DNS 1 and 2 Enter one or two DNS server entries [XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX] Click Save to store the settings as entered. Once saved, they are held as Pending. To complete the process, Reboot the iBoot-PDU. When the iBoot-PDU is ready for reboot, a notification will appear at the top left of the information panel.

  • Page 33: Time Zone

    7.9. Device Log The device log is intended for deep inspection of the processes of the iBoot-PDU. It is intended to assist Dataprobe Support Services in assisting you in managing the device. Contact Dataprobe Support Services for additional details. iBoot-PDU_v170515e...

  • Page 34: Management

    8. Management 8.1. Users Multiple users can be programmed and each user can have unique rights to outlets, groups, etc. In addition, users can be assigned administrator rights, which allow access to all setup functions. 8.1.1. To Add a User 1.

  • Page 35: Cloud Service

    8.1.2. Assigning Outlets, Groups and Sequences Once the user is saved, expand the user card to display the assignment buttons for Outlets, Groups and Sequences. Click on the desired button to display a list of elements (Outlets, Groups, and Sequences) that can be assigned or dis-assigned.
  • Page 36 Enabled Enable or disable Cloud Service provisioning Server Address Leave the default setting of cloud.iboot.co, unless instructed to do so by Dataprobe Support, or your network administrator Cloud Username Enter the name and password for the Cloud Account. and Password If all the parameters are correct, the Click Save and the PDU will connect with the cloud and register the device with the service.

  • Page 37: Nms

    Set if the WriteString is Public or Private Select the SNMP Enable checkbox and then use the Save Button to store the settings The iBoot-PDU supports SNMP V3. Download the mib at http://dataprobe.com/support-documents/iboot-pdu/ 8.3.2. Rsyslog Setup Click on Add Rsyslog button to open the Add Rsyslog Manager setup card.

  • Page 38: Configuration

    Manager Name Enter a name for the Syslog manager Manager IP Enter the IP Address of the manager Address TCP/UDP Select either TCP or UDP protocol Port Set the port for the Syslog manager [default: 514 ] Enable Select Enable or Disable for the Syslog reporting Click Save to store the settings 8.4.
  • Page 39 8.4.1. Download Configurations It is possible to download one section of the configuration. To do so, click on the selector and choose the desired selection. It is also possible to download the all section as a single file, or all sections except the network settings.

  • Page 40: Update

    The iBoot-PDU firmware can be updated and custom firmware can be installed. Upon selection, the iBoot-PDU checks for new and available version of the firmware. Connection to the Internet is required for this function. Firmware can also be added from a file, provided by Dataprobe. 8.5.1.

  • Page 41: Command Line Interface

    9. Command Line Interface The Command Line Interface provides complete setup of all function of the iBoot-PDU. Access the CLI either via the network interface using Telnet, or via the modem or serial port using a terminal emulation program. Some commands of the CLI require administrative rights. These are indicated in the table below. See section 10.3 on serial port driver installation and setup.

  • Page 42: Cli Command Listing

    9.3. CLI Command Listing Command Default Values Notes 9.3.1. Device get device Displays basic details about the iBoot-PDU: Model, Device Name, Firmware Version and additional details. iBoot-PDU> get device Device Information: Firmware Version: v1.01.04102017 Device Model: iBoot-PDU8-N15 Device Name: My iBoot-PDU Temperature Unit: Fahrenheit Country Code:...
  • Page 43 Set factory defaults <true | false> Sets the Set Factory Defaults on next reboot flag. To set factory defaults, enter this command <true> then enter the reboot command. CLI prompt changes to: *** SETTING FACTORY DEFAULTS ON REBOOT *** iBoot-PDU (Reboot Required)> To avoid resetting to factory defaults on next reboot: set this flag to <false>...
  • Page 44 get web Displays the settings for the internal web server iBoot-PDU> get web Web Settings: Web Enabled: true Web Port: SSL Enabled: false SSL Port: iBoot-PDU> set web enabled <true | false> TRUE set web port <1-65535> set ssl enabled <true | false> FALSE set ssl port <1-65535>...
  • Page 45 Display all users iBoot-PDU> get users Users: Role Username E-mail -------- -------- ------ Admin admin User david dweiss@dataprobe.com User support@dataprobe.com iBoot-PDU> get user <name> Display the properties of the user iBoot-PDU> get user david User: ef37ef0f Name: david Role: User E-mail: dweiss@dataprobe.com...
  • Page 46 set user <oldname> name <newname> Maximum 20 characters & special characters set user <name> password <password> password Depends on Simple Password Setting: If Simple Passwords = True then Maximum 20 characters & special characters If Simple Passwords = False Then Minimum 8 characters Maximum 8 characters Must contain a minimum of one character of each:...
  • Page 47 9.3.5. Outlets get outlets Returns the status of each outlet and additional status information: iBoot-PDU> get outlets Current time is Tue 2017-05-02 11:01:01 EDT Current firmware version is v1.01.04202017 Line Input A: Voltage = 115.7 V, Current = 0.1 A Line Input B: Voltage = 111.6 V, Current = 0.1 A Temperature: T0 = 77.3 F, T1 = 76.9 F Outlets:...
  • Page 48 set outlet <1-x> name <name> Outlet-1 - Outlet-8, default names 30 characters & special characters for outlets set outlet <1-x> initialstate <on | off | last> Last set outlet <1-x> cycletime <1-99> set outlet delaytime <0-99> In seconds 9.3.6. Groups get groups Display the currently programmed groups: iBoot-PDU>...
  • Page 49 get group <name> Returns all group outlets. Status: N = ON F= OFF R = Rebooting C=Cycling iBoot-PDU> get group EvenGroup Outlets 1 1. Local 2. WEB-Remote iBoot-PDU> 9.3.7. Sequences get sequences Returns all the sequences currently programmed iBoot-PDU> get sequences Sequences: Last Sequence ID...
  • Page 50 get sequence <name> Returns the details of the sequence iBoot-PDU> get sequence Delayed-Power-DOWN Sequence Config: de638eb6 Name: Delayed-Power-DOWN Enabled: true Max Count: 100 Last Trig: Fri 2017-04-28 17:07:14 EDT There are 15 actions for this sequence Position Action ID Action Type Param1 Param2 Param3...
  • Page 51 del sequence <name> set sequence <name> <run | stop> set sequence <oldname> name <newname> 20 characters & special characters set sequence <name> enabled <true | false> FALSE set sequence <name> maxcount <1-100> Set the maximum number of steps allows for sequence execution. Prevents sequences from excessive looping del sequence <name>...
  • Page 52 Each type of sequence action has a set of parameters. The following table details the nature of the parameters 1-8 for each action: Param4 – Param8 Action Type Param1 Param2 Param3 Outlet Device ID or Remote Name Outlet Number Action local and remotes "ON", "OFF", "CYCLE"...
  • Page 53 9.3.9. Remotes add remote <IP | FQDN> IP Address in dotted decimal format - OR – Fully Qualified Domain Dame (FQDN) 128 Characters max. del remote <name> set remote <name> name <name> NOT needed - name is from device set remote <name> address <IP | FQDN> IP Address or FQDN set remote <name>...
  • Page 54 9.3.10. Analog Triggers get triggers Returns a list of Analog Triggers iBoot-PDU> get triggers get triggers Analog Triggers: Trigger Clear Trigger ID Name Enabled Type Source Condition Sequence ID Sequence ID ---------- ---- ------- ---- ------ --------- ----------- ----------- 713c1409 T2-Over90 true Temperature...
  • Page 55 get trigger <name> Returns all information for individual trigger iBoot-PDU> get trigger T2-Over90 Analog Trigger: 713c1409 Name: T1-Over90 Enabled: true Type: Temperature Condition: >= Trigger Point: 90.000000 Hysteresis: 2.000000 Repeat: Forever Source Instance: Target IP: 127.0.0.1 Target Trigger Sequence ID: T1-T2-Over90 (72678d3e) Target Clear Sequence ID: None Status:...
  • Page 56 set trigger <name> repeat <once | counter | Forever forever> set trigger <name> sourceip <xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx | 127.0.0.1 (localhost) 128 characters & special characters localhost | remote name> set trigger <name> sourceinstance <LV1 | LV2 | LV1 / LC1 / T0 This setting changes the Line Cord or Temperature Sensor that is LC1 | LC2 | T0 | T1>...
  • Page 57 get event <name> Returns the details of the event iBoot-PDU> get event Reboot2AM Event: 78d1bd16 Name: Reboot2AM Enabled: true Start Date: 05/04/2017 Start Time: 02:00 Repeat: daily Target Sequence: Cal-Reboot2AM (78d1c63a) Run on Mondays: true Run on Tuesdays: true Run on Wednesdays: true Run on Thursdays: true...
  • Page 58 Status Address Sequence ID Sequence ID Period Count ----------- ---- ------- ------ ------- ----------- ----------- ------ ----- 8a4daf9d A1-RouterTest true Fail dataprobe.com None None 4469d511 A2-DualTest true Fail 10.10.10.7 None None 447056ab B2-DualTest true Fail 10.10.10.1 None None iBoot-PDU> iBoot-PDU_v170515e...
  • Page 59 Returns the configuration of any AutpPing iBoot-PDU> get autoping A1-RouterTest Auto-Ping Trigger: 8a4daf9d Name: A1-RouterTest Enabled: true Status: Clear Address: dataprobe.com Target Device: 127.0.0.1 Trigger Sequence ID: None Clear Sequence ID: None Period: 60 second(s) Fail Count: Timeout: 30 second(s)
  • Page 60 set autoping <name> timeout <1-999> 3 seconds set autoping <name> failtriggersequence None <sequence name | none> set autoping <name> cleartriggersequence None <sequence name | none> set autoping <name> restartdelay <0-999> 0 seconds set autoping <name> group <name> <yes | no> add autoping group <name>...
  • Page 61 9.3.13. EMAIL get email Displays the Email Parameters: iBoot-PDU> get email E-mail Settings: Enabled: false Server: 0.0.0.0 Port: Encrypted: false Username: Username Password: password Address: iBootBar Retries: iBoot-PDU> set email enabled <true | false> FALSE set email server <IP | FQDN> 0.0.0.0 IP Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or 128 characters maximum for FQDN set email port <1-65535>...
  • Page 62 9.3.14. Cloud Services get cloud Returns the Status of the Cloud Service settings iBoot-PDU> get cloud Cloud Enabled: false Cloud Address: cloud.iboot.co Cloud Activation Code: <none> Cloud Activation UUID: <none> iBoot-PDU> set cloud address <IP | FQDN> cloud.iboot.co IP Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or 128 characters maximum for FQDN set cloud enabled <true | false>...
  • Page 63 9.3.15. SNMP get snmp Returns the SNMP manager information iBoot-PDU> get snmp get snmp SNMP Settings: Enabled: true SNMP Managers: Name IP Address Read Community Write Community ---- ---------- -------------- --------------- Corporate 10.10.10.7 Public Private SNMP Manager 0.0.0.0 public private SNMP Manager 0.0.0.0 public...
  • Page 64 9.3.16. Syslog get rsyslogs Returns the Rsyslog settings iBoot-PDU> get rsyslogs Rsyslog Servers: Rsyslog ID Name Enabled Server IP Protocol Port ---------- ---- ------- --------- -------- ---- 286d2712 DataCenter true 10.10.10.8 iBoot-PDU> add rsyslog <name> 30 characters & special characters del rsyslog <name>...
  • Page 65 9.3.17. Firmware Upgrade get firmware list Gets the current list of available firmware from http://dataprobe.com/ugrade/iboot-pdu/ iBoot-PDU> get firmware list Firmware Server: http://dataprobe.com/upgrade/iboot-pdu/ Available Firmware Images (4): Image ID Version Release Date Filename Size Description Latest Release -------- ------- ------------ --------...

  • Page 66: Usb Interfaces

    To use the USB port, connect to a Windows PC, and the installation should be automatic. If you need to install a driver first you can download the driver at from Dataprobe’s support site: http://dataprobe.com/support-...

  • Page 67: Battery Backup

    10.4. Battery Backup An external USB battery can be used to maintain uptime for the manageability of the iBoot-PDU during power outages. Using a battery, in conjunction with a voltage alarm and email sequence provides a ‘Call-For-Help’ function that alerts personnel when there is a power failure at the facility. To properly size the battery, the following guidance is provided Power draw on USB-B port when the iBoot-PDU is not on battery: 7mA max.

  • Page 68: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting 11.1. Hardware Reset The hardware reset is located adjacent to the network jack on the rear panel. Use a non-conductive pin to actuate the reset if necessary. Momentarily depress the reset button to perform a hardware reset. Note that outlets will reset to the status as determined by their Last State Setting.

  • Page 69: Specifications

    Specifications 12.1. Physical: Height: 1U 1.75 in (4.5 cm) Width: 19.0 in (48.25 cm) 11.0 in (27.94 cm) Depth: 6.00 in (15.25 cm) Weight: 7 lbs (3.25 Kg) 12.2. Environmental: Temperature Operating: 0 to 55 C IEC Versions UL Tested C NEMA Versions UL Tested C All Versions Operating Limits Storage:...

  • Page 70: Safety

    iBoot-PDU4-C10 4 x C13 iBoot-PDU8-C10 8 x C13 iBoot-PDU8-2C10 2 x C14 8 x C13 iBoot-PDU4-C20 4 x C13 iBoot-PDU8-C20 8 x C13 iBoot-PDU8-2C20 2 x C20 8 x C13 Key: Input: NEMA 5-15 Linecord 115VAC 15 Amps combined total switched NEMA 5-20 Linecord 115VAC 20 Amps combined total switched IEC320 C14 Receptacle 100-240VAC 10 Amps total at 240VAC Max IEC320 C20 Receptacle 100-240VAC 20 Amps total at 240VAC Max...

  • Page 71: Compliance Statements

    Compliance Statements 13.1. FCC Part 15 Regulation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

  • Page 72: Technical Support And Warranty

    Technical Support and Warranty Dataprobe Technical Support is available 8:30AM to 5:30PM ET to assist you in the installation and operation of this product. To obtain Technical Support call 201- 934-5111, or Email us at tech@dataprobe.com. Please have the following information available when you call: •...

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