LEGRAND Raritan PX3TS, User Manual

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Chapter 6: Using the PX3TS
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Port Used for...
USB-A
This is a "host" port, which is powered, per USB 2.0 specifications.
•
Connecting to an iOS mobile device for viewing or configuring the PX3TS. See
Connecting a Mobile Device to PX3TS (on page 17).
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Connecting a USB device, such as a Logitech
®
webcam or wireless LAN
adapter.
•
Cascading PX3TS devices for sharing a network connection.
FEATURE Connection to one of the following devices:
▪
A Raritan access product, such as Dominion KX III KVM switch, with the
use of a power CIM.
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A Schroff
®
LHX-20, SHX-30 or LHX-40 device, using an RJ-45 to RS-232
cable provided by Schroff.
▪
An external beeper with the RJ-45 socket.
▪
A Raritan asset management strip, which allows you to track the locations
of IT devices on the rack.
See Connecting External Equipment (Optional) (on page 41).
Warning: This is not an RS-232 port so do NOT plug in an RS-232 device, or
damages can be caused to the device.
CONSOLE/
MODEM
(DB9)
Establishing a serial connection between the PX3TS and a computer or modem.
This is a standard DTE RS-232 port. You can use a null-modem cable with two DB9
connectors on both ends to connect the PX3TS to the computer.
SENSOR
(RJ-45)
Connection to one of the following devices:
▪
Raritan's environmental sensor package(s).
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Raritan's sensor hub, which expands the number of a sensor port to four
ports.
ETHERNET Connecting the PX3TS to your company's network via a standard network patch
cable (Cat5e/6). This connection is necessary to administer or access the PX3TS
remotely.
There are two small LEDs adjacent to the port:
▪
Green indicates a physical link and activity.
▪
Yellow indicates communications at 10/100 BaseT speeds.
Note: Network connection to this port is not required if wireless connection is
preferred, or if the PX3TS is a slave device in the cascading configuration.
PX3TS-iX7 models: