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Summary of Contents for ePowerSwitch 4M+

Page 1: ...ePowerSwitch 8M R2 User guide Version 03 2011 ...

Page 2: ...out the express written permission of LEUNIG GmbH This documentation the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 its peripherals accessories and accompanying software were produced with great care yet errors are possible LEUNIG GmbH assumes no responsibility for errors within the documentation the hardware or the software LEUNIG GmbH reserves the right to change programs or the documentation from time to time without ...

Page 3: ...4 3 3 7 3 3 EnergyMeter 36 3 3 7 4 Settings Peripherals Digital Inputs 38 3 3 7 4 1 Digital Input Modules 38 3 3 7 4 2 Temperature and proximity sensors 41 3 3 7 4 3 Push Button 43 3 3 8 Settings Rules 45 3 3 8 1 Settings Rules Schedule Rule 47 3 3 8 2 Settings Rules Timer Rule 50 3 3 8 3 Settings Rules Ping Monitoring Rule 52 3 3 8 4 Settings Rules Scan Monitoring Rule 54 3 3 8 5 Settings Rules P...

Page 4: ...s plug the ePowerSwitch devices into properly grounded power sockets two poles plus ground Never exceed 10 Amp total load for each group of 4 power outlets of an ePowerSwitch device The ePowerSwitch devices are intended for indoor use only Do NOT install them in an area where excessive moisture or heat is present Always disconnect the 2 two power cords of the ePowerSwitch device if you want to int...

Page 5: ...vice monitoring with automatic reboot function in case of lock up It supports up to 4 peripherals temperature humidity ambient light sensors current probes I O modules Power Switches Supported protocols HTTP DHCP Syslog SNMP and SNTP 1 1 Diagram The front panel of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 A 1 2 3 4 LEDs A Green Lights up when power applied on group A 1 Red Status of power outlet 1 On Off 2 Red Statu...

Page 6: ...outlet 6 On Off 7 Red Status of power outlet 7 On Off 8 Red Status of power outlet 8 On Off The back of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 1 2 Package list The following items are included 1 ePowerSwitch 8M R2 2 power cable 230 V 10 Amp length 1 80 Meters 1 RJ45 M M cable 2 Meters 1 serial cable SUB D 9 points M F 1 80 Meters 1 quick installation guide 1 CD with User Guide Quick Start Guide and Windows config...

Page 7: ...he network 2 Use appropriated three wire power cords two poles plus ground to connect your electrical devices to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 unit 3 Plug each power cable into a grounded socket The power supply LEDs light on to confirm that power is on 4 You can now configure the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 by following the indications of the chapter Configuration of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 ...

Page 8: ...rs are not compatible with those of your PC 1 Start the Finder exe program contained on the CD ROM 2 Open the File menu and choose SCAN or click on the first left button in the tool bar to discover the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 connected on your LAN 3 Open the File menu and choose CONFIGURE or click on the second left button in the tool bar to configure the network parameters This page enables to define ...

Page 9: ...y the address of your router default is blank DNS 1 Primary DNS Domain Name Server default is blank DNS 2 Secondary DNS default is blank Version Firmware version of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 Port Number Port number default is 80 HTTP Finder authorized The Network parameters of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 can be configured through a Local Area Network using the provided Finder Program It is a simple and fa...

Page 10: ... on your screen 5 Press the M on your keyboard and follow the menu to configure the network parameters of your ePowerSwitch 8M R2 NETWORK INTERFACE PARAMETERS IP address on LAN is 192 168 100 200 LAN interface s subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 IP address of default gateway to other networks is 0 0 0 0 IP address of primary DNS server is 0 0 0 0 IP address of secondary DNS server is 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANE...

Page 11: ...this program is already configured at 9600 n 8 1 4 On your computer press ENTER until the menu appears on your screen 5 Type in following command restorefactconf the command MUST be preceded with a slash Now you can log in using admin as Login name and password The login values are case sensitive 3 2 3 Restore to default administrator password If you have forgotten your administrator password you ...

Page 12: ...ngs of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 Factory network settings of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 IP Address 192 168 100 200 Port 80 Gateway 255 255 255 0 1 Open your Web browser and type following IP address http 192 168 100 200 sysadmin htm 2 Enter the administrator name and password default for both admin 3 The home page appears allowing you to configure all settings of your ePowerSwitch 8M R2 ...

Page 13: ...ank Primary DNS Address Primary DNS Domain Name Server default is blank Secondary DNS Address Secondary DNS default is blank Finder Program enabled The Network parameters of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 can also be configured through a Local Area Network using the provided Finder Program It is a very simple and fast configuration method if you use Windows as operating system The Finder Program is enable...

Page 14: ...ter the IP address of the timeserver you wish to use in the Primary field The address of a second timeserver can be specified in the Secondary field The secondary timeserver is optional and is used only if the primary timeserver is not available You can enter either the hostname in that case you must have specified a DNS server on the IP configuration page or the IP address of an NTP server NTP us...

Page 15: ...e from 1 to 64 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Default name is location Read Community In this field enter the name you want to give to the Read Community field The name can be from 1 to 64 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Default name is public Write Community Check this box if you want to be able to control the power outlets through a MIB browser In...

Page 16: ...our PC Save Click this button to save the current system settings onto your local hard drive Load Click this button and select a settings file you want to download to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 Restore Click this button if you want to restore the factory default settings Save MIB Click this button if you want to download the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 MIB file onto your local hard drive LOGOUT Click Logout at...

Page 17: ...aracters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Password In this field enter the password you want to give to the user The password can be from 4 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Confirm Password In this field enter the password again IP Address Control Check this checkbox and specify an IP address or a range of I...

Page 18: ...ted in the previous field The selected Inputs Outputs are marked dark blue and their IDs are listed at the right side of the Input Output field The ePowerSwitch 8M R2 supports number of peripherals which are clearly identified by specific ID Codes LOGOUT Click Logout at the bottom of the page to exit the session without saving changes DISCARD CHANGES Click Discard Changes at the bottom of the page...

Page 19: ...t enables to deactivate temporarily this account while keeping all its settings for a later use The Hidden Page Account cannot be deleted User Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the Hidden Page Account The user name can be up to 32 characters long and contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Password In this field enter the password you w...

Page 20: ...wing meaning means that the corresponding device is properly connected to the Power switch but not activated To activate it go to the Settings Peripherals page X means that the corresponding device has already been connected to the Power switch but is currently no longer connected to the Power Switch Inputs Outputs This field is used to add remove Inputs or Outputs to from the current account To a...

Page 21: ...29 01 ePowerSwitch 8M R2 Version 2 1 0 0 M0 O1 On M0 O2 On M0 O3 On M0 O4 On Each Power Outlet support individually 3 commands On Off and Restart using following syntax M0 Ox ON OFF RESTART M0 ID of your Power Switch Ox Outlet number of your Power Switch ON ON command OFF OFF command RESTART Restart command The first command must be preceded by a Commands can be concatenated using the character Co...

Page 22: ...e Group Id The ePowerSwitch 8M R2 automatically creates an ID Code to clearly identify each group of power outlets All the ID Codes used to identify groups start with the letter G Group Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the selected group The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Device...

Page 23: ...e page to exit the session without saving changes DISCARD CHANGES Click Discard Changes at the bottom of the page to discard all the changes you have made on this page APPLY CHANGES Click Apply Changes at the bottom of the page to save changes ...

Page 24: ...ture and humidity sensor TRH Sensor temperature and ambient light sensor TL Sensor temperature and proximity sensor TP Sensor temperature sensor Tiny T Sensor liquid detector KIT LIQ DET Controlled IEC power outlets power control units 1 outlet ePowerSwitch 1XS power control units 8 outlets ePowerSwitch 8XS power control units 8 outlets and 2 16A inputs with current probe ePowerSwitch 8XS 32 I O m...

Page 25: ...ed to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 it will be automatically recognized and displayed on this page after a delay of 1 to 60 seconds In this case the colour of the corresponding Edit and Info symbol is red The Peripheral page is not automatically refreshed so you need to refresh it by clicking the peripheral TAB again or push F5 or press CTRL R on your keyboard if you use Internet Explorer or Mozilla Fire...

Page 26: ...ted to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 it will no longer be accessible by its authorized users The ePowerSwitch 8M R2 cannot be deactivated To remove a peripheral click on the corresponding Delete button A peripheral cannot be deleted if it belongs to a group or a rule In that case you will first have to delete it from the group or the rule To know the Firmware version of a device click on the correspondin...

Page 27: ...ates an ID Code to clearly identify each device M0 identifies the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 device Name In these fields enter the name you want to give to the selected device The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Activated This check box must be checked to activate the device and enables to deactivate it temp...

Page 28: ...utlet Power up delay means the delay before the power outlet will take the defined status after power up The delay can be set between 1 and 255 seconds the value 0 means that no delay has to be applied after power up Function delay In this field enter the delay you want to define before the execution of a function for example Restart function of an outlet The delay can be set between 1 and 3600 se...

Page 29: ...owerSwitch already installed see user s guide of the corresponding ePowerSwitch Do NOT connect the xBus cable and the power cable before setting its DIP switches Do NOT use the same address for two different ePowerSwitch devices 2 Using a standard RJ45 network cable connect the ePowerSwitch to the A xBus connector on the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 or behind another xBus peripheral already connected to the...

Page 30: ...ved all connected ePowerSwitches will now appear on the Peripherals page and their Edit and Info Symbol will be red y The Peripheral page is not automatically refreshed so you need to refresh it by clicking the peripheral TAB again or push F5 or press CTRL R on your keyboard if you use Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox 4 To configure or modify the settings of the connected ePowerSwitch device c...

Page 31: ...fies each Power outlet Create new rule Click on this button to create a new rule Name In these fields enter the name you want to give to the each Power Outlet of the ePowerSwitch Satellite The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Default Power Up In the drop down lists choose for each power outlet the def...

Page 32: ...the same address for two different sensors 2 Using a standard RJ45 network cable connect the sensor to the RJ45 xBus connector on the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 or behind another xBus peripheral already connected to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 To configure the sensor use following Log in procedure 1 Open you browser and log in to the Administrator s Configuration Page ex http 192 168 100 200 sysadmin htm 2 Ent...

Page 33: ...y identify each connected sensor T followed by a number identifies each temperature sensor TDE followed by a number identifies each temperature sensor with 1 digital input TDT followed by a number identifies each temperature sensor with 2 digital inputs TH followed by a number identifies each temperature and humidity sensor TP followed by a number identifies each temperature and proximity sensor T...

Page 34: ...igital Input EOL followed by a number identifies the End Of Line input Create new rule Click on this button to create a new rule Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the digital input Do not use quotes or special characters in labels LOGOUT Click Logout at the bottom of the page to exit the session without saving changes DISCARD CHANGES Click Discard Changes at the bottom of the p...

Page 35: ...http 192 168 100 200 sysadmin htm 2 Enter the administrator name and password default for both admin The home page appears 3 Click on the Settings and then on the Peripherals Tab If the AC Current probe is properly connected to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 it will be automatically recognized and displayed on this page after a delay of 1 to 60 seconds In this case the colour of the corresponding Edit and...

Page 36: ...s for a later use Analog Inputs ID The ePowerSwitch 8M R2 automatically creates an ID Code to clearly identify each analog input I1 identifies the current analog input Create new rule Click on this button to create a new rule Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the analog input The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes ...

Page 37: ... and log in to the Administrator s Configuration Page ex http 192 168 100 200 sysadmin htm 2 Enter the administrator name and password default for both admin The home page appears 3 Click on the Settings and then on the Peripherals Tab If the EnergyMeter is properly connected to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 it will be automatically recognized and displayed on this page after a delay of 1 to 60 seconds I...

Page 38: ...l its settings for a later use Analog Inputs ID The ePowerSwitch 8M R2 automatically creates an ID Code to clearly identify each Analog input E followed by a number identifies each Real Energy value I followed by a number identifies each Current value PW followed by A or B and a number identifies the voltage value of the 2 power inputs Create new rule Click on this button to create a new rule Name...

Page 39: ... its DIP switches Do NOT use the same address for two different Digital Input Modules 2 Using a standard RJ45 network cable connect the Digital Input Module to the RJ45 A xBus connector on the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 or behind another xBus peripheral already connected to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 3 Connect the power adapter s to your Digital Input Module To configure the Digital Input Module use following...

Page 40: ...clicking the peripheral TAB again or push F5 or press CTRL R on your keyboard if you use Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox To configure or modify the settings of the Digital inputs click on the corresponding Edit button in the Peripherals page A new page appears allowing you to set all the parameters of the Digital Inputs ID The ePowerSwitch 8M R2 automatically creates an ID Code to clearly ide...

Page 41: ...rSwitch 8M R2 automatically creates an ID Code to clearly identify each d input DI followed by a number between 1 and 16 identifies each digital input of the module Create new rule Click on this button to create a new rule Name In this fields enter the name you want to give to each Digital Input The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes ...

Page 42: ...m 2 Enter the administrator name and password default for both admin The home page appears 3 Click on the Settings and then on the Peripherals Tab If the sensor is properly connected to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 it will be automatically recognized and displayed on this page after a delay of up to 60 seconds In this case the colour of the corresponding Edit and Info symbol is red The Peripheral page i...

Page 43: ...og input T followed by a number identifies each temperature value Create new rule Click on this button to create a new rule Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the analog inputs Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Unit In this field enter the unit of measurement you want to be displayed C RH Lux Current value Display the current value Calibration In this field set t...

Page 44: ...dmin The home page appears 3 Click on the Settings and then on the Peripherals Tab If the Push button is properly connected to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 it will be automatically recognized and displayed on this page after a delay of up to 60 seconds In this case the colour of the corresponding Edit and Info symbol is red The Peripheral page is not automatically refreshed so you need to refresh it by ...

Page 45: ...e the push button and enables to deactivate it temporarily while keeping all its settings for a later use Digital Inputs Sensor ID The ePowerSwitch 8M R2 automatically creates an ID Code to clearly identify each action SP1 identifies each Short Push action during less than 1 second LP2 identifies each Long Push action during more than 3 seconds Create new rule Click on this button to create a new ...

Page 46: ...ars allowing you to set all the parameters of the rule A total of 32 rules can be created and there are 7 different types of rules 1 Schedule Rule This rule is used to trigger user specified actions according to a defined time table This rule can be used to execute once defined actions at specified time and weekday s In this case you must only specify the start time and the weekday s execute repea...

Page 47: ...can automatically restart the powered device 4 Scan Monitoring Rule This rule is used to control actions according to the response to a Scan command This rule can be used to check if a specific protocol is available on a If the connection is not possible ePowerSwitch 8M R2 can automatically restart the powered device 5 Power Supply Monitoring Rule This rule is used to control actions according to ...

Page 48: ...number of this rule will only be used again if no other rule is available Rule Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the rule The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Rule Color In this field select one of the 48 standard colours you want to use to highlight the rule when executed To use o...

Page 49: ...Output Check this box and in the first corresponding drop down list choose the device from which one you want to switch a digital output In the second drop down list choose the digital output the rule will apply to In the next corresponding drop down list choose the action to execute Each digital output can be open close pulse open or pulse close If you choose pulse you will also be able to define...

Page 50: ...e page to exit the session without saving changes DISCARD CHANGES Click Discard Changes at the bottom of the page to discard all the changes you have made on this page APPLY CHANGES Click Apply Changes at the bottom of the page to save changes ...

Page 51: ...e can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Rule Color In this field select one of the 48 standard colours you want to use to highlight the rule when executed To use own colours just type in the Hex value of the colour you want The Rule highlighting allows to quickly identify the triggered rule when displayed in th...

Page 52: ... Send Syslog Message This type of action can be configured only if you have already created at least one destination Syslog Server Misc Log Settings Tab Check this box if you want to send a message to a Syslog server In the following drop down lists choose the facility and the severity of the message to send The address of the Syslog server has to be defined in the Log Settings Page Send Trap Mess...

Page 53: ...g and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Rule Color In this field select one of the 48 standard colours you want to use to highlight the rule when executed To use own colours just type in the Hex value of the colour you want The Rule highlighting allows to quickly identify the triggered rule when displayed in the Rule Panel page or in a special us...

Page 54: ... this box and in the first corresponding drop down list choose the device from which one you want to switch a digital output In the second drop down list choose the digital output the rule will apply to In the next corresponding drop down list choose the action to execute Each digital output can be open close pulse open or pulse close If you choose pulse you will also be able to define a pulse del...

Page 55: ...e name you want to give to the rule The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Rule Color In this field select one of the 48 standard colours you want to use to highlight the rule when executed To use own colours just type in the Hex value of the colour you want The Rule highlighting allows to quickly ident...

Page 56: ... replace the delay defined in the ePowerSwitch power outlets settings Set Digital Output Check this box and in the first corresponding drop down list choose the device from which one you want to switch a digital output In the second drop down list choose the digital output the rule will apply to In the next corresponding drop down list choose the action to execute Each digital output can be open c...

Page 57: ...d To use own colours just type in the Hex value of the colour you want The Rule highlighting allows to quickly identify the triggered rule when displayed in the Rule Panel page or in a special users page Rule Type In this drop down list choose Power Supply Monitoring Rule then configure the event and the actions to perform Configuring the Event Power Input to monitor In the first Drop Down list ch...

Page 58: ...lose pulse open or pulse close If you choose pulse you will also be able to define a pulse delay between 0 and 3600 seconds If you choose 0 second the delay will be the delay defined in the digital output settings If you choose a delay different from 0 the delay will replace the delay defined in the digital output settings Send Syslog Message This type of action can be configured only if you have ...

Page 59: ... 48 standard colours you want to use to highlight the rule when executed To use own colours just type in the Hex value of the colour you want The Rule highlighting allows to quickly identify the triggered rule when displayed in the Rule Panel page or in a special users page Rule Type In this drop down list choose Digital Input Monitoring Rule then configure the event and the actions to perform Con...

Page 60: ...apply to In the next corresponding drop down list choose the action to execute Each digital output can be open close pulse open or pulse close If you choose pulse you will also be able to define a pulse delay between 0 and 3600 seconds If you choose 0 second the delay will be the delay defined in the digital output settings If you choose a delay different from 0 the delay will replace the delay de...

Page 61: ...light the rule when executed To use own colours just type in the Hex value of the colour you want The Rule highlighting allows to quickly identify the triggered rule when displayed in the Rule Panel page or in a special users page Rule Type In this drop down list choose Analog Input Monitoring Rule then configure the event and the actions to perform Configuring the Event Analog Input to monitor Ch...

Page 62: ...erent from 0 the delay will replace the delay defined in the ePowerSwitch power outlets settings Set Power Outlet Check this box and in the corresponding drop down list choose the power outlet the rule will apply to In the next corresponding drop down list choose the action to execute Each power outlet can be switched On Off and restarted If you choose restart you will also be able to define a res...

Page 63: ...55 characters may be entered in this free text field The text will appear in the Syslog and the Trap The message can be completed with the status of an input a power supply or door contact for example or the value of a sensor a temperature sensor for example For this simply enter between two percent characters the ID of the corresponding input device for details see 5 1 Sending status and values u...

Page 64: ...r a later use Shutdown Association ID The Power Switch automatically creates ID codes to clearly identify each rule The codes used to indentify Shutdown Rules start with the letters SDA followed by a number Shutdown Association Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the rule The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or spe...

Page 65: ... in the right field and click on the Arrow button the group will then appear in the left field Device In this Drop Down list choose the device of which the power outlet will be used to trigger the Shutdown action If the Power Switch is used as stand alone unit this Drop Down list will only show the Power Switch itself Power Outlets In this field choose the Power Outlet will be used to trigger the ...

Page 66: ...cted or have been connected to the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 At a glance the administrator can check the status of the power supplies of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 and the connected Peripherals He can also check the values of the connected sensors check the status of the connected dry contacts and of course control all the power outlets of the connected ePowerSwitch units ...

Page 67: ...ings Rules Page For supervision purpose the administrator can create special accounts which display only some specific rules In the example below the user Bill has the possibility to supervise 2 rules and to see on a glance the rules which have been triggered The page is automatically refreshed every 10 seconds Unlike a standard session the web server of the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 won t automatically ...

Page 68: ...67 3 3 12 Misc Log The log file keeps a running log of events and activities occurring on the device The logs are automatically cleared when the device is rebooted The file will display 10 recent logs ...

Page 69: ...t 443 UDP If you want to enable the Power Switch to send messages to a Syslog Server check the box Syslog Note if you use a hostname it is important that the system can resolve the hostname locally and so you need to configure a Default Gateway and at least one DNS Server on the Network Settings Page General IP Configuration page Secondary Syslog Server In this field you can define the Address of ...

Page 70: ...sors temperature humidity ambient light display the status of all digital inputs If you log in as a user ePowerSwitch 8M R2 handles up to 40 accounts you will be able to control individually all the power outlets and all the power outlet groups for which you have the rights display the values of all the connected sensors for which you have the rights display the status of all the digital inputs fo...

Page 71: ...subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 IP address of default gateway to other networks is 0 0 0 0 IP address of primary DNS server is 0 0 0 0 IP address of secondary DNS server is 0 0 0 0 MISCELLANEOUS HTTP Port is 80 Finder program is enabled HARDWARE PARAMETERS MAC Address is xx xx xx xx xx xx Press M to modify these settings Syntax of the command line P0y z the command line MUST start with a slash Parame...

Page 72: ...vate the Hidden Page Account It enables to deactivate temporarily this account while keeping all its settings for a later use The Hidden Page Account cannot be deleted User Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the Hidden Page Account The user name can be up to 32 characters long and contain alphanumeric characters Do not use quotes or special characters in labels Password In this ...

Page 73: ...wing meaning means that the corresponding device is properly connected to the Power switch but not activated To activate it go to the Settings Peripherals page X means that the corresponding device has already been connected to the Power switch but is currently no longer connected to the Power Switch Inputs Outputs This field is used to add remove Inputs or Outputs to from the current account To a...

Page 74: ...29 01 ePowerSwitch 8M R2 Version 2 1 0 0 M0 O1 On M0 O2 On M0 O3 On M0 O4 On Each Power Outlet support individually 3 commands On Off and Restart using following syntax M0 Ox ON OFF RESTART M0 ID of your Power Switch Ox Outlet number of your Power Switch ON ON command OFF OFF command RESTART Restart command The first command must be preceded by a Commands can be concatenated using the character Co...

Page 75: ...IDs can be specified in the text box but the message must not exceed 255 Syntax device ID input ID To know all IDs currently used by the system go to the Settings Rules page and click on Add a New Rule The two IDs of the monitored input are displayed in the two fields in the middle of the page To know all Digital Input IDs choose Digital Input Monitoring Rule as Rule Type To know all Analog Input ...

Page 76: ...c server port If the connection is possible ePowerSwitch 8M R2 knows that a server program is running there If the connection is not possible ePowerSwitch 8M R2 can automatically switch the device off and after a specified delay switch it again on Reboot function The Ping and Scan function works only if the ePowerSwitch 8M R2 is connected to the LAN The Ping and Scan functions can be used separate...

Page 77: ...Operating temperature 0 C to 40 C Operating humidity 10 to 80 RH not condensing Dimensions L x D x H 437 x 107 x 42 mm Weight 2 kg Approvals CE EN55022 EN55024 5 4 Commonly used Ports TCP 80 This port is used for http connections UDP 123 This port is used to allow time synchronization over NTP Network Time Protocol UDP 161 This port is used for SNMP Requests UDP 162 This port is used for SNMP Trap...

Page 78: ...hanged through the serial connection Settings have been changed through the network by User name Severity Level 5 Notice The following messages appear at severity 5 Master M0 has been connected Satellite number has been connected Sensor number has been connected System has been restarted through the serial connection Power Supply A of Master restored Power Supply B of Master restored Power Supply ...

Page 79: ...e Sicherheit nach EN60950 1 2001 Diese Erklärung wird verantwortlich für den Hersteller abgegeben durch siehe unten Declaration of Conformity We hereby declare that the versions ePowerSwitch 4 ePowerSwitch 4R2 ePowerSwitch 1G ePowerSwitch 1GR2 ePowerSwitch 1XS ePowerSwitch 4G ePowerSwitch 4M ePowerSwitch 4XM ePowerSwitch 8G ePowerSwitch 8M ePowerSwitch 8M R2 ePowerSwitch 8XM ePowerSwitch 8XM R2 eP...

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