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Safety instructions 

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  Safety instructions 

The ePowerSwitch devices can only be installed by qualified people with the following installation and use instructions. 
The manufacturer disclaims all responsibility in case of a bad utilization of the ePowerSwitch devices and particularly 
any use with equipments that may cause personal injury or material damage. 

 

This equipment is designed to be installed on dedicated circuits that must have a circuit breaker or fuse protection. 

 

The electrical power sockets used to plug the power cords of the ePowerSwitch devices must be close to the 
ePowerSwitch devices and easily accessible. 

 

Check that the power cords, plugs and sockets are in good condition. 

 

The ePowerSwitch devices can only be connected to three-wire 230 VAC (50-60Hz) sockets. 

 

Always 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 both power cords of each ePowerSwitch device if you want to intervene on it or on the equipment 
powered from the ePowerSwitch device. 

 

The power outlets of the ePowerSwitch devices are not circuit breakers! If you want to intervene on equipments connected 
to an ePowerSwitch device you must disconnect these equipments from the ePowerSwitch device. 

 

Do NOT attempt to disassemble the ePowerSwitch devices, they contain potentially hazardous voltages. 

 

The ePowerSwitch devices contain no user serviceable parts and repairs are to be performed by factory trained service 
personnel only. 

 

Always use a shielded cable for the Ethernet connection. 

 

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  Sicherheitsanweisungen 

Die Installation und Benutzung der ePowerSwitch-Geräte darf nur von qualifizierten Personen unter Beachtung der 
folgenden Anweisungen vorgenommen werden. Der Hersteller übernimmt keine Haftung bei unsachgemäßer 
Verwendung 

– insbesondere bei Einsatz mit Geräten, die zu Verletzungen oder Sachschäden führen können. 

 

Der Anschluss dieses Gerätes darf nur an Stromkreisen mit Schutzschalter oder Sicherung erfolgen. 

 

Der Anschluss der ePowerSwitch-Stromzufuhr muss sich in unmittelbarer Nähe zum Gerät befinden und leicht zugänglich 
sein. 

 

Die verwendeten Netzkabel, Stecker und Anschlüsse müssen sich in einem einwandfreien Zustand befinden. 

 

Die ePowerSwitch-Geräte dürfen nur an ein 230 VAC Stromkreis (50

–60 Hz) angeschlossen werden. 

 

Es dürfen nur geerdeten Steckdosen mit ordnungsgemäßer Erdung (zwei Pole und Erde) für den Anschluss der 
ePowerSwitch-Geräte verwendet werden. 

 

Nie über 10 Ampere Gesamtlast für jede Vierer-Steckdosengruppe von einem ePowerSwitch-Gerät  überschreiten. 

 

Die ePowerSwitch-Geräte sind nur für den Innengebrauch bestimmt und dürfen nicht in feuchten oder übermäßig heißen 
Umgebungen eingesetzt werden. 

 

Vor Änderungen oder Eingriffen am ePowerSwitch trennen Sie immer die betreffenden Netzkabel. 

 

Die Steckdosen des ePowerSwitch-Gerätes haben keine Schutzschalter-Funktion! Ziehen Sie deshalb immer beide 
Netzstecker des ePowerSwitch, bevor Sie an angeschlossene Geräte eingreifen wollen. 

 

ePowerSwitch-Geräte enthalten stromführende Teile mit gefährlichen Spannungen und dürfen nicht geöffnet oder zerlegt 
werden. 

 

Die ePowerSwitch-Geräte enthalten keine Teile die gewartet werden müssen und Reparaturen können nur durch 
beauftragte Fachkräfte durchgeführt werden. 

 

Verwenden Sie für den Ethernet-Anschluss immer ein abgeschirmtes Kabel.

 

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  Consignes de sécurité 

Les  équipements  ePowerSwitch  ne  peuvent  être  installés  que  par  un  personnel  qualifié.  Le  fabricant  décline  toute 
responsabilité 

en cas de mauvaise utilisation des équipements ePowerSwitch et tout particulièrement en cas d’utilisation 

avec des équipements pouvant occasionner des blessures corporelles ou des dommages matériels. 

 

Les équipements ePowerSwitch sont destinés à être installés sur un ou plusieurs circuits électriques dédiés protégés par 
des disjoncteurs ou des fusibles.  

 

Les prises secteur utilisées pour brancher les cordons secteur d’alimentation des équipements ePowerSwitch doivent être 
à proximité des équipements ePowerSwitch et facilement accessibles. 

 

Vérifiez que les cordons secteur d’alimentation, les connecteurs et les prises secteur sont en bon état. 

 

Les équipements ePowerSwitch ne peuvent être connectés qu’à des prises secteur à 3 conducteurs (2  terre) 230 
VAC (50-60Hz). 

 

N’utilisez que des prises secteur correctement mises à la terre (deux  terre) pour brancher les câbles secteur des 
équipements ePowerSwitch. 

 

Ne jamais dépasser un courant total de 10 Amp pour chacun des groupes de 4 prises des équipements ePowerSwitch. 

 

Les  équipements  ePowerSwitch  sont  destinés  à  une  utilisation  intérieure.  NE  les  installez  JAMAIS  dans  un  endroit  où 
règne une humidité ou une chaleur excessive. 

 

Débranchez TOUJOURS les 2 co

rdons secteur d’alimentation des équipements ePowerSwitch si vous souhaitez intervenir 

sur les équipements ePowerSwitch ou sur les appareils alimentés au travers des équipements ePowerSwitch. 

 

Les prises secteur des équipements ePowerSwitch ne sont PAS des  coupe-circuits ! Si vous souhaitez intervenir sur les 
appareils alimentés au travers des équipements ePowerSwitch vous devez IMPERATIVEMENT débrancher ces appareils 
des équipements ePowerSwitch. 

 

Ne démontez JAMAIS l'ePowerSwitch, il y a risque de choc électrique ! 

 

Les équipements ePowerSwitch ne contiennent pas de pièces nécessitant une maintenance. Les éventuelles réparations 
ne peuvent être faites que par un personnel habilité et formé par le fabricant. 

 

Utilisez toujours un câble blindé pour la connexion Ethernet.

 

 

 

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Read before use! 

 

Summary of Contents for EPC 4 IEC

Page 1: ...User Guide ePowerSwitch 4 IEC R2 www neol com...

Page 2: ...ol S A S This documentation the ePowerSwitch 4IEC its peripherals accessories and accompanying software were produced with great care yet errors are possible Neol S A S assumes no responsibility for e...

Page 3: ...Hidden Page account 17 Settings Groups 20 Settings Peripherals ePowerSwitch 4IEC 21 Settings Rules 23 Settings Rules Schedule Rule 25 Settings Rules Timer Rule 28 Settings Rules Ping Monitoring Rule 3...

Page 4: ...ePowerSwitch Ger t berschreiten Die ePowerSwitch Ger te sind nur f r den Innengebrauch bestimmt und d rfen nicht in feuchten oder berm ig hei en Umgebungen eingesetzt werden Vor nderungen oder Eingrif...

Page 5: ...atedly power on but not ready 2 times repeatedly waiting on IP address from DHCP server 4 times repeatedly System error contact the manufacturer Network RJ45 Connector Auto Sensing 10 100 Mbits sec Et...

Page 6: ...riated three wire power cords two poles plus ground to connect your electrical devices to the ePowerSwitch 4IEC unit 3 Plug the power cable into a grounded socket The Power LEDs light on to confirm th...

Page 7: ...ameters 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 discov...

Page 8: ...suggest to disable the Finder program after the first configuration Chapter 2 Configuration through an RS232 Terminal connection 1 Use the provided RS232 cable to connect the ePowerSwitch 4IEC to an a...

Page 9: ...low control If you use the Micro Terminal program on the CD folder miscellaneous you only have to choose the used serial port this program is already configured at 9600 n 8 1 4 On your computer press...

Page 10: ...ion Protocol requires a DHCP host to be set up on the network IP Address IP address of the ePowerSwitch 4IEC default is 192 168 100 200 Subnet Mask Subnet Mask of the ePowerSwitch 4IEC default is 255...

Page 11: ...he 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...

Page 12: ...om The name can be from 1 to 64 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters This should be a valid address generally servers reject messages that don t have a valid from address Authentica...

Page 13: ...eric 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 alphanume...

Page 14: ...The Trigger function must be activated on both the emitter device your Device and the target Device Trigger Port Port number used by the Trigger function default is 52389 The Trigger function must be...

Page 15: ...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 IP Address of a secondary Syslog Server You can enter e...

Page 16: ...C 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 4IEC Restore Click th...

Page 17: ...he Account It enables to deactivate temporarily this account while keeping all its settings for a later use User Name In this field enter the name you want to give to the user The name can be from 1 t...

Page 18: ...art specified power outlets Buttons ON and OFF do no longer appear This function is very helpful if you have to restart the router used to access to your Power Switch It avoids to switch the router Of...

Page 19: ...e it go to the Settings Groups page Device In this drop down list choose the device from which one you want to add Inputs or Outputs to the current account Only properly connected devices or devices w...

Page 20: ...ge 21 Jul 2011 02 29 01 Version 2 3 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 yo...

Page 21: ...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 gr...

Page 22: ...anumeric 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 temporarily while keeping all its set...

Page 23: ...tomatically creates an ID Code to clearly identify the Shutdown Function SD1 identifies the Shutdown Function 1 Create a new Shutdown Association Click on this button to create a new Shutdown Associat...

Page 24: ...over SNMP or a Syslog message at regular interval during a given time 2 Timer Rule This rule can be used to trigger user specified actions according to a defined time table This rule can be used to s...

Page 25: ...ripherals and to trigger different actions when an xBus Peripheral is disconnected cable disconnected or broken or connected again 9 Trigger Rule This Rule is used to send a request over the Internet...

Page 26: ...to 32 If you delete a rule in the middle of the Rule list the 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...

Page 27: ...als Edit If you choose a delay different from 0 this delay will replace the delay defined in the Peripherals page goto Settings Peripherals Edit Each Relay Output can be switched to Open Close Pulse O...

Page 28: ...r General Log Settings Page or one destination SNMP Server Goto General SNMP Page Up to 255 characters may be entered in this free text field The text will appear in the Syslog the Trap and the emails...

Page 29: ...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 highligh...

Page 30: ...etween 0 and 3600 seconds If you choose 0 second for the delay the delay will be the delay defined in the Power Outlets Page If you choose a delay different from 0 this delay will replace the delay de...

Page 31: ...the Rule list the 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...

Page 32: ...0 second for the delay the delay will be the delay defined in the Peripherals page goto Settings Peripherals Edit If you choose a delay different from 0 this delay will replace the delay defined in t...

Page 33: ...at least one destination Syslog Server General Log Settings Page or one destination SNMP Server Goto General SNMP Page Up to 255 characters may be entered in this free text field The text will appear...

Page 34: ...f the Rule list the 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 character...

Page 35: ...an be switched to On Off or Restarted If you choose Restart you can also define a Restart delay between 0 and 3600 seconds If you choose 0 second for the delay the delay will be the delay defined in t...

Page 36: ...at least one destination Syslog Server General Log Settings Page or one destination SNMP Server Goto General SNMP Page Up to 255 characters may be entered in this free text field The text will appear...

Page 37: ...y for the rule in the Rule Panel page Go to Misc Rule Panel if the rule is triggered Rule Type In this Drop Down list choose Analog Input Monitoring Rule Rules are used to control Actions according to...

Page 38: ...estart you can also define a Restart delay between 0 and 3600 seconds If you choose 0 second for the delay the delay will be the delay defined in the Peripherals page goto Settings Peripherals Edit If...

Page 39: ...one destination Syslog Server General Log Settings Page or one destination SNMP Server Goto General SNMP Page Up to 255 characters may be entered in this free text field The text will appear in the S...

Page 40: ...to give to the Rule The name can be from 1 to 32 characters long and can contain alphanumeric characters Rule Color In this Drop Down Color Picker choose the color you want to apply for the rule in th...

Page 41: ...the Port number used to send the Magic Word default port number is 52389 Send Syslog Message This type of Action can only be configured if you have already specified at least one destination Syslog Se...

Page 42: ...roup of Power Outlets an RS232 interface and the MAC address of a Server To remove an existing Association click on the corresponding Delete button To modify an Association click on the corresponding...

Page 43: ...n this field enter the MAC address of the PC you want to associate on the Wake Up on LAN function Shutdown Activated This check box must be checked to activate the function and enables to deactivate i...

Page 44: ...d or have been connected to the ePowerSwitch 4IEC At a glance the administrator can check the status of the power supplies of the ePowerSwitch 4IEC and the connected Peripherals He can also check the...

Page 45: ...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 ever...

Page 46: ...perature humidity ambient light display the status of all digital inputs If you log in as a user ePowerSwitch 4IEC handles up to 40 accounts you will be able to control individually all the power outl...

Page 47: ...S HTTP Port is 80 Finder program is enabled HTTP config is enabled Press M to modify these settings Syntax of the command line P0y z the command line MUST start with a slash Parameter Value Function y...

Page 48: ...uct to update MUST be accessible using a browser by the PC used for the Update Please check before trying to update your product It is NOT possible to update products using an old hardware Firmware 2...

Page 49: ...he state of the D1 door contact of the DIM1 Digital Input Module the administrator could add following line in the Syslog Trap Message text area Door contact status is DIM1 DI1 The schedule rule can b...

Page 50: ...onnection RS232 SUB D 9 female Operating temperature 0 C to 50 C Operating humidity 10 to 80 RH not condensing Dimensions LxDxH 478 x 42 x 62 mm Weight 1 3 kg Approvals CE EN55022 EN55024 Commonly use...

Page 51: ...e number restored Power Supply B of Satellite number restored Rule number Outlet number of Master has been switched ON Rule number Group number has been switched ON Rule number Dry Contact Output numb...

Page 52: ...51 STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY All modifications reserved 13Sep2017...

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