XtendLan XL-IPM401 Bedienungsanleitung

4-port IP Power Manager

XL-IPM401

User’s Guide

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Warning:

Any changes to this equipment without permission may cause damages to your equipment! This equipment

has been proved by CE & FCC to can be prevented from the influence of harmful electronic jamming in

normal business use condition.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

1. We have no responsibility for the possible damage caused by improper usage or abnormal working

environment.

2. Do not use XL-IPM401 in strong shaking condition.

3. Please contact the dealer when device works improperly.

in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior

written consent of us

All other products mentioned in this document are trademarks of their respective manufactures.

We are exempt from notify any change of our products.

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Content

Content................................................................................................................................................................. 3

Introduction.......................................................................................................................................................... 4

1Specification ................................................................................................................................................ 5

1.1Working limits....................................................................................................................................... 5

1.2Interface Description............................................................................................................................. 5

2Installation.................................................................................................................................................... 7

2.1Hardware & Software installation......................................................................................................... 7

2.2Hardware installation ............................................................................................................................ 7

2.3Software installation.............................................................................................................................. 8

2.3.1Initial Settings................................................................................................................................ 8

2.4Control and settings through the Internet Explore................................................................................ 9

2.4.1Control the power supply of outlets............................................................................................... 9

2.4.2Power Supply State Query........................................................................................................... 10

2.5System Settings................................................................................................................................... 10

2.5.1Setting the password.................................................................................................................... 10

2.5.2Setting the IP address................................................................................................................... 10

2.5.2.1IP address Settings: Ethernet (LAN ) and Internet(WAN)................................................... 11

2.5.2.2Email settings ....................................................................................................................... 12

2.5.2.3Control through Time Schedule: .......................................................................................... 13

2.5.2.4Setup up own outlet default status :...................................................................................... 14

2.5.2.5Internal Clock Settings & Network Time Protocol (NTP):.................................................. 14

2.5.2.6Wake on Lan (WOL):........................................................................................................... 14

2.5.2.7Ping (IP watchdog)............................................................................................................... 15

2.5.2.8GPRS for Cell Phone : Support WAP.................................................................................. 16

2.5.2.9Firmware update:.................................................................................................................. 17

2.5.2.10Check status though SNMP.................................................................................................. 18

2.5.2.11Control and Settings through HTTP commands .................................................................. 19

3FAQ............................................................................................................................................................ 21

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Introduction

XL-IPM401 is a web controller which can be easily used in the industry field. With the remote network

control technology, user can control or query the power supply of equipment.

User can do this in any computer connected to the internet or local area network, there is no special program

needed, also there is no need to open the external case of the computer.

Try to imagine that while traveling in a foreign country, you can control the power supply of your electric

equipments, such as a computer, a server, a router, an entrance guard or security / surveillance system directly

or use a time schedule comes with the IP Power Manager XL-IPM401. You can remotely control the power

switch with any computer connected to the network, which is not only convenient, but it also big saving on

the manpower and time.

Features:

¾Built in web server, can be used through the Ethernet or Internet network .

¾Support multiple browser, such as Internet Explore, Netscape, you can operate the switch and check

the state without any special program .

¾Control 4 AC outlet equipment at the same time.

¾Supported HTTP, SMTP, SNMP, fixed IP and DHCP provided IP address

¾Security passwords identify. Easily installed and can be updated online.

¾Supported serial port communication, indicate all kinds of real time state of device

¾Separated LED indicates the state of each switch.

¾Developer tool (SNMP) is provided. It can be modified to meet the user’s special need.

¾Safely designed for high voltage resistance and protection for leakage of electrical currency, using

nonflammable material.

¾It can be used either separately or together with other products such as IP camera, IP Video and IP

Sensor in all-directional network security monitoring, control and detection.

¾Network Server reboot - can remotely control power and reboot the power on for the PC or Server at

remote site.

¾Timer Schedule - can pre-set the time schedule to turn power on / off thru Internet / Ethernet.

¾Support NTP (Network Time Protocol ) - synchronize the time of XL-IPM401 with public accessible

time servers.

¾WAP Mobile Phone Control - can use the GPRS cell phone via WAP to control devcie

¾Setup up own outlet default : when regain power it store each outlet to those status setting.

¾Provides SDK (VB & VC) for own software development and integrating into applications.

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1 Specification

1.1 Working limits

¾Maximum rated voltage: 250V AC, 24V DC

¾Maximum rated currency: (Total) for 120V 15A, for 240V 10A

¾Maximum rated currency: (Individual) 6A

¾Action delay: Max 10ms

¾Working temperature: 0 ~ 70°C

NOTE:

IP Power Manager XL-IMP401 use power (IN) wire at 10A current.

Max output current (total) 10A / 240V

Max (individual) 6A

1.2 Interface Description

XL-IPM401

Front interface shown below: ]

From left to right:

1. POWER RESET: self-protect AC reset button. IP Power XL-IPM401 can cut off the power supply of

outlets automatically if there is a shortcut o current overload. After user having solved the problem, push

the reset button, the AC power supply will become normal.

2. 4x LED indicator lights: If the LED is on, means the corresponding outlet is power on.

3. CONSOLE: RS-232 port, provide the power output state and get IP address to re-update if update fail

4. Cycling button: allow to switch among outlets

5. On/off button: allow to control manually outlet selected by cycling button.

6. NETWORK: RJ-45 connector for Ethernet

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Rear interface shown below:

Port description, from left to the right:

1. 90-240VAC power input port

2. Power switch : the power switch ON /OFF of device

3. OUT 1- 4: 4 individually switched AC outlets

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2 Installation

2.1 Hardware & Software installation

Before you start to use XL-IPM401, please follow the steps below

¾Check the package to make sure the contents is complete.

¾Prepare one Ethernet HUB or Router

¾Check the voltage of the power supply to make sure it is AC 110-240 volt

¾Please confirm the specification of your power cable.

¾Please use the 10A power cable.

2.2 Hardware installation

1. Connect the XL-IPM401 to HUB through network wire.

2. Connect the HUB or Router to the internet (may through ADSL/XDSL modem).

3. Connect the power adapter to the XL-IPM401.

4. Connect the power adapters of under control electric equipment to corresponding out port of XL-IPM401.

Turn on your computer and the power adapter of XL-IPM401.

Please note: use power wire can support 10A current (for 240V AC).

Max. output current: (total) 10A, (individual) 6A.

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2.3 Software installation

Having connected the power supply and network wire with RJ45 port to the XL-IPM401, please install the

software by following the steps below:

1. Start your computer, put the installation disc in the CDROM, then find the file named ipeditv3.exe in

the installation disc.

2. Copy the file to your desktop or any directory you want it saved to.

3. Start the initial setting process following the construction in next section.

2.3.1 Initial Settings

Initial setting through the Ethernet

1. Open attached CD and save IPEDIT.exe in to your Hardisk, execute IPEdit.exe

2. All the compatible devices in the same subnet of the Ethernet will be found and be display in the window

by the software.

3. Click the equipment‘s name that you want to edit in the left of the window; it will turn fuscous, the

equipment’s name and IP address will display in the windows, you can rename (use numbers and letters).

After that, click the update button and the new setting will be work in 20 seconds.

4. Double click the name of the equipment you want to control, the IE browser window will open and

connected to this equipment in that Ethernet automatically. You also can type the IP address of the XL-

IPM401 in the IE browser to open the web page of 9000. We suggest you to update the IE to version 6.0

with SP1 or higher if your IE notices you the security level is too low to open that web page.

NOTICE:

1. Make sure RJ45 network cable have been connected and the XL-IPM401 are power on.

2. XL-IPM401’s default setting is fixed IP address: 192.168.10.100. The IP address of your computer should

in the same subnet with that of XL-IPM401’s, so that you can open the control web page. You can make sure

the IP address of your computer first, then use the ipedit.exe to modify the IP address of XL-IPM401. After

that, your computer can connect to the XL-IPM401.

3. When user can not enter the control web page, please set the IP address of XL-IPM401 and your computer

in the same subnet.

*Same subnet : means the first three parts of the IP address must be the same, such as

XXX.XXX.X.abc. For example, 192.168.1.100 and 192.168.1.123 are in the same subnet.

4 .The default username and password of XL-IPM401 are:

Username: admin

Password: 12345678

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2.4 Control and settings through the Internet Explore

Type the new IP address of XL-IPM401 in the address field and you can enter the login web page. Input the

default password 12345678, or the password set by you, click OK, and you can then enter the Web Control

page.

2.4.1 Control the power supply of outlets

Having entered the Web Control page of XL-IPM401, click the SET POWER button on the left, you

can enter the IO setting page as the following figure:

XL-IPM401 can control 4 outputs individually at the same time. User can choose power on or power off with

an electrical outlet . User may fill in the corresponding columns with the delay time you wish in seconds, then

choose the action after delay to be on or off.

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2.4.2 Power Supply State Query

Click the “ Set Power” button on the left, the page will be refreshed. The state of each electric outlet will be

displayed in column control.

2.5 System Settings

User can set the password, IP address, e-mail address, timer setting, online firmware update, and the time of

XL-IPM401 through the system settings.

2.5.1 Setting the password

Click the “ Change password “ button on the left you can enter the change password page. The default

password of XL-IPM401 is 12345678.

User can change it into any password (not longer than 8 bit), then click apply button to save the change.

Note: If forget the password, use username "super user " when log in webpage and then click "OK " turn

power off for few second and then turn ON power . XL-IPM401 will to set back to default password. (There

is space between super and user.)

2.5.2 Setting the IP address

Click the “ Setup “ button on the left side; fill in the proper IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, DNS.

If you choose to use DHCP, please make sure that your network support DHCP service so the XL-IPM401

will search and gain an IP address automatically when it starts. You can also control the Beeper sound .

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