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INDEX 

1. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................ 3

 

1-1

 

A

PPLICATIONS

.................................................................................................................... 3

 

1-2

 

P

OWER CONTROL AND MONITORING DIAGRAM

 ...................................................................... 4

 

1-3

 

P

RODUCT 

F

EATURES

 ......................................................................................................... 5

 

1-4

 

C

ONTROL AND INDICATORS

 ................................................................................................. 6

 

1-5

 

S

PECIFICATIONS

 ................................................................................................................ 7

 

1-6

 

P

ACKAGE CONTENTS

 .......................................................................................................... 7

 

1-7

 

I

NSTALLATION AND SETUP

 .............................................................................................................. 8

 

1-7-1 HARDWARE INTALLATION………………………………………………………..……….8 

1-7-2 SETUP PROCEDURE……………………………………………………………………..…..9 

2. WEB OPERATION .............................................................................................................. 11

 

2-1

 

O

NLINE 

S

ETUP

 .................................................................................................................11

 

2-2

 

N

ETWORK 

S

ETUP

 ............................................................................................................ 12

 

2-3

 

T

IME 

S

YNCHRONIZATION

 .................................................................................................. 14

 

2-4

 

P

OWER 

M

ONITOR

 ............................................................................................................ 16

 

2-4-1 Power Switch Setup ............................................................................................... 15

 

2-4-2 Power Switch Operation ........................................................................................ 17

 

3. WEB OPERATION .............................................................................................................. 17

 

3-1

 

M

ONITOR 

T

AB

 .............................................................................................................................. 18

 

3-1-1 Power Switch Operation ........................................................................................ 18

 

3-1-2 Configuration ......................................................................................................... 19

 

3-1-3 Schedule ................................................................................................................ 19

 

3-1-4 Network .................................................................................................................. 20

 

3-2

 

S

YSTEM 

T

AB

 .................................................................................................................... 21

 

3-2-1 Network .................................................................................................................. 21

 

3-2-2 Mail Server ............................................................................................................. 22

 

3-2-3 SMS Server ........................................................................................................... 23

 

3-2-4 SNMP/Syslog ......................................................................................................... 23

 

3-2-5 Other ...................................................................................................................... 23

 

3-3

 

A

CCOUNT 

M

ANAGEMENT

 .................................................................................................. 24

 

3-3-1 Account Add ........................................................................................................... 25

 

3-3-2 Account Delete ....................................................................................................... 26

 

3-4

 

T

IME

S

YNC 

T

AB

 ................................................................................................................ 27

 

3-5

 

E

VENT TAB

 ...................................................................................................................... 28

 

Summary of Contents for 2L

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Page 2: ... 1 ONLINE SETUP 11 2 2 NETWORK SETUP 12 2 3 TIME SYNCHRONIZATION 14 2 4 POWER MONITOR 16 2 4 1 Power Switch Setup 15 2 4 2 Power Switch Operation 17 3 WEB OPERATION 17 3 1 MONITOR TAB 18 3 1 1 Power Switch Operation 18 3 1 2 Configuration 19 3 1 3 Schedule 19 3 1 4 Network 20 3 2 SYSTEM TAB 21 3 2 1 Network 21 3 2 2 Mail Server 22 3 2 3 SMS Server 23 3 2 4 SNMP Syslog 23 3 2 5 Other 23 3 3 ACCOUNT...

Page 3: ... 2 3 6 FIRMWARE UPGRADE 29 3 6 1 Firmware Upgrade 29 3 6 2 Download Reset Configuration 30 ATTACHMENT A HOW TO RETURN SMARTPOWER SETUP TO INITIAL VALUE 32 ...

Page 4: ...s Easily connects to the LAN using normal Ethernet connection Once connected and properly set up the administrator can manage the AC power of the need for on site service Additional benefits from employing this intelligent power distribution system including Improves administrative efficiencies with remote power monitoring and control Reduces system down time without dispatching service personnel ...

Page 5: ... 4 1 2 Power Control and Monitoring Diagram This is a typical application for the SP 2L ...

Page 6: ... the connected devices from starting simultaneously to limit the in rush current to SMARTPOWER 2L Easy web setup for scheduling daily weekly monthly and yearly power operations on a specific outlet The Auto Ping feature will monitor and auto detect any failed network equipment and perform a timed reboot IP filter mask function helps manage user privileges and prevent unauthorized access to the con...

Page 7: ... Control and Indicators 1 Power Switch Indicating Light 5 Main Power Switch Breaker Protector 2 Reset Indicating Light 6 Power Input 3 Power Indicating Light 7 Power Switch Socket 4 RJ45 Network Connect Port ...

Page 8: ...rating Temp 0 60 Shape Size 153 x 123 x 44 mm W x D x H Machine Net Weight 0 75 KG Consumption Efficiency 4 5 W 1 6 Package Contents Remote Power Monitor 1 CD Rom with User s Manual 1 Power Cord 1 If any of the above accessories are missed or can t be used please contact with the location you purchased from for replacement in 7 days ...

Page 9: ...e Installation 1 Connect the power cord to the power inlet on SMARTPOWER 2L and to the utility service 2 Plug the equipment into the output receptacles 3 Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port 4 Turn the power switch to the ON position ...

Page 10: ...ttings are IP address 192 168 1 10 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway address 192 168 1 1 Account name admin lower case Password admin lower case 1 The workstation and SMARTPOWER 2L must be in the same LAN to perform the Setup Procedure 2 The Windows Firewall must be turned off to operate the IP Search Utility program 3 From the Start menu select the Control Panel 4 Select the Windows Firewall 5 Se...

Page 11: ...Net Mask Subnet for the selected SMARTPOWER 2L in the list change 10 Repeat Step number 8 and 9 for all of SAMRTPOWER 2L in the list 11 Once all of SMARTPOWER 2Ls are setup close the IP Search Utility program and turn the Windows Firewall back on 12 This completes the initial Setup Procedure of SMARTPOWER 2L 13 Now you are able to monitor and control SMARTPOWER 2L via a Web Browser ...

Page 12: ... switch via network quickly 2 1 Online Setup Open up a web browser on your local computer and then enter http 192 168 1 10 to get into the web session of this power manager unit After the login screen appears please enter admin lower case in both user name password columns When you key in the correct user s name and password as the instruction of Step you will proceed to see the monitor tab ...

Page 13: ... 12 2 2 Network Click on System tab from the menu bar of the web screen and then click on Network next for configuring the IP address and network info of this device ...

Page 14: ...be other value like 8080 if you do not want to use the default port number 443 And then you may re login again to the remote power manager by re entering the IP address of the remote IP power unit plus the new HTTP port number you just assigned e g http 192 168 1 10 8080 in this case After finishing all entry of network info please make sure to store all setup data into the unit by pressing the Sa...

Page 15: ...Server Select this time method if you want the system time of this power switch to be the same as Greenwich Mean Time GMT Manual Setup You may also set up the system time of this power switch manually by entering the date and time you want this unit to be configured in the columns of Date and Time When you finish the date time setup for the above step always remember to press the Save button on th...

Page 16: ...er of each power outlet icon to set up set up the startup shut down point with or without delay period When the Set button is in orange color the outlet is highlighted and ready for configuration The description colum under the Configuration section allows user to assign a nickname for the purpose of the individual outlet or the kind of the power equipment to be connected to When finishing the set...

Page 17: ...rminal Move your mouse over to each power outlet button icon and left click on the mouse button twice to manually open or close any particular outputlet s power from the web control panel at your networked computer terminal If you want to reboot the individual outlet or the equipment connected to the outlet check the Reboot box and then left click on the mouse button twice to manually reboot any p...

Page 18: ...nched power operation scheduling and network device scan and detection All these tasks are done through any internet browser 3 1 1 Power Operation All 2 power outlets can be managed independently from the web control panel for power operation setups including power on power off or rebooting the power equipment Button Illustration ON OFF Not Authorized No Power 3 1 2 Power Configuration Setup Descr...

Page 19: ... with timer schedule for action of switching the power equipment ON or OFF or reboot in this section Recurrence You can set the recurrence frequency of the power action for each outlet The recurrence can be yearly monthly weekly or daily Time Set up the action time for each power outlet The time entry is on the bottom of the schedule table Action Select which power action to take place ON OFF or R...

Page 20: ...pond to a ping continuously and exceeds the preset trial times the switch will send the warning message or email to the qualified personnel Reboot Users can set the power switch to reboot the web device if it fails to respond to a ping continuously and exceeds the preset trial times Re detect Time Users can set the power switch to re detect the connected web equipment here with preset time period ...

Page 21: ...S server1 address if any DNS Server 2 Enter your DNS server2 address if any Http Port Assign a HTTP port address here for browsers to be connected to this equipment via HTTP protocol API Port Provide the Application Program to be connected with the appointed connect port to this equipment This product provides API for the user to develop program connected with this equipment to get the power elect...

Page 22: ...umber here The preset value is 25 Sender Mail Address This section will be displayed in where the alert email is sent from Mail Subject When the Receiver gets the email it will be revealed in Subject data of email SMTP Auth If the setup mail server needs to identify the user please mark this item and setup the account and password SMTP Account Enter the user id here for SMTP account if needed SMTP...

Page 23: ...s triggered by the preset value Port Enter the connection port address for your SMS message server The preset value is 2500 Equipment Name When the receiver gets the text message sent by the SMS server this portion will display the source of the SMS alert event Account Enter the user id of your SMS server if available Password Enter the password of your SMS server if available Send SMS Check here ...

Page 24: ...s to send to Trap server it is the Connect Port for Trap server The inner setup value is 162 Community When something happens to Trap and intends to transmit to Trap server the group will be sent to Trap server Enabled While mark the using option if something happens to Trap Trap Case Information will be sent to the appointed Trap server 3 2 5 Other Setups The phone ring setup is designed for phon...

Page 25: ...ot Device Reboot the switch 3 3 Account Management Click the Account tab from the menu of the web control panel and then proceed to set up the authorizied users accounts and other account access management You may set up to 2 accesss accounts in total 3 3 1 Account Add Account Set up the user id of each user account here Password Set up the password of each user account here Cell phone This is an ...

Page 26: ...ess levels for each user account For example manager can assign user A to access either all 2 power outlets on the switch or just a particular one outlet is allowed for access 3 3 2 Delete User Account Choose and mark to delete User s Data Press Delete button to proceed the action of deleting User s Data After deleting the data you must press Save button to store the deleting setup really ...

Page 27: ...ate The current computer system date PC Time The current computer system Time Sync with NTP Server If you choose this item the equipment time and Time Server will be identical NTP Server Address This switch provides several Time Servers for choice If there is no time server info you want in the list you may also add a new Time Server info by yourself and then set up the time Press New button when ...

Page 28: ... locally from the web panel At the same time if the power switch can not operated normally it will produce warning case Click to choose Operated Event or Warning Event and choose date from date bar then press OK button It will show the event information The Download button means that users can save the event log information in cvs format into the hard drive Delete button means to delete the highli...

Page 29: ...ps of Upgrade are as below Step 1 Press BROWSE button Step 2 Select the catalogue of Firmware Renew File and press OPEN after selecting the file Step3 By means of upgraded Firmware Function when you press Upgrade Firmware Upgrade button it will display according to the following state Router will reboot automatically and finish the firmware upgraded ...

Page 30: ...file or it is old fashioned version you can t do the action of SmartPower Upgrading 3 6 2 Download Reset Configuration The steps of Store Setup File are as below Step 1 Press Download button Step 2 Store Setup File in the catalogue you appointed ...

Page 31: ...ton Step 2 Select the catalogue of Setup File and press OPEN after selecting Step3 By means of Re set Setup File Function when you press Upload button it will be displayed according to the following state SmartPower will reboot automatically and will finish Setup File Reset ...

Page 32: ... 31 If the file you chose is not SETUP File you can t process the action of SmartPower Setup File Reset ...

Page 33: ...t 3 seconds then release the push Then the remote power switch shall carry out the reboot for system reset Typically after a successful reset the phone indicating light will flash and then the machine will be reboot in a few seconds Note After reset this device will clear the previous user id and password data entry However the rest of the user access information and other data entry will be kept ...

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