Eaton IPC36 Series User manual

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Eaton Corporation

Distributed Power Solutions – ePDU

8609 Six Forks Road

Raleigh, NC 28615

IPC36xx SETUP GUIDE

HARDWARE SETUP

1. Connect your power cable to the IEC power inlet located on the back of the

IPC36xx and make main power connection to your electrical outlet. (Power cable

must be ordered separately!)

2. For Ethernet use, make connection between the RJ45 connector labeled J9 NET

and your Ethernet using a standard Ethernet cable.

3. For RS232 serial control, connect the serial cable provided to the port labeled

J10 Serial and connect the other end to your computer’s RS232 port (COM

Port).

CONFIGURING VIA SERIAL (RS232) CONNECTION

1. Make sure the J10 Serial port is connected to your computer’s DB9 serial port.

2. Start your Terminal emulator using the following settings:

Baud Rate 9600 (Default)

Data Bits 8

Parity None

Stop Bits 1

Flow Control None

Terminal Type ANSI (VT100)

Local Echo Off

Default User /

Password Admin

ipc

Note: Username and password are case-sensitive

3. Apply power to the IPC.

4. After approximately 15 seconds, the Network and Hardware parameters are

displayed for 2 seconds. At that time you can interrupt the boot-up process by

pressing any key on the keyboard, then type “M” for Modify followed by the

password, to change the displayed unit settings (unit, subnet mask or default

gateway IP addresses, serial baud rate, start-up delay time and type of Ethernet

connection). After saving the settings, the boot-up process continues to the login.

5. When prompted, log in using the default user name and password above.

6. Type the corresponding number for the menu item that you would like to select.

7. If you plan on using the Telnet, Web GUI or SNMP controls, select option 3(Unit

Configuration) then 2(Network configuration) and enter any additional network

settings you need.

8. Once setup is complete, Soft Reboot the unit (Option 6in the main menu) and

give the unit about 30 seconds to restart. The unit is now ready to be used.

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CONFIGURING TCP/IP SETTINGS (ETHERNET CONNECTION)

The unit can currently only be set up via a serial connection until the other interfaces are set

up and enabled.

Control Interfaces

The IPC36xx has four control interfaces. By default all interfaces are disabled except for

the Serial interface which cannot be disabled. Interfaces include: Serial, Telnet, Web,

and SNMP.

Serial Interface

The serial interface is a text-menu-driven interface where the user simply selects the

number next to the Menu item desired. Only one user may be logged on either the serial

or telnet interface. By default this interface is enabled and cannot be disabled. To

connect via the serial interface make sure that your unit is connected and turned on. Use

your favorite serial terminal emulation software (such as HyperTerminal) configured with

the settings described on page 1. The Interface will then prompt you for your user name

and password to continue. Please note that user names and passwords are case-

sensitive.

Web Interface

The web interface is a graphics-driven interface using any standard web browser. Your

browser must support JavaScript and 64-bit encryption to work correctly. Up to 11 users may

be logged into the web interface at a time regardless of serial or telnet connections. By

default this interface is enabled, but can be disabled by the user via the serial configuration

menu. To connect via the Web Browser interface use your favorite browser and point it to the

IPC unit’s IP address (example: http://192.168.168.168). The browser will then prompt you

for a user name and password before you can continue. Please note that user names and

passwords are case-sensitive.

Telnet Interface

The telnet interface is a text-menu drive interface much like the serial interface where

the user simply selects the number next to the Menu item desired. Only one user may be

logged on either the serial or telnet interface. By default this interface is enabled, but can

be disabled by the user via the serial configuration menu. To connect to via the telnet

interface use your favorite telnet program to connect to the unit (port 23 by default). The

Interface will then prompt you for your user name and password before you can

continue. Please note that user names and passwords are case-sensitive.

SNMP Interface

The SNMP interface is disabled by default and can be enabled from the network

configuration menu/web page. SNMP v1 and v2c are supported.

NOTE: The MIB branch and objects have changed for the IPC36xx firmware as of

version 1.2.x and higher. If support for the previous MIB is required, contact

technical support for a firmware downgrade. The new MIB is downloadable from

the Help page in the web interface.

050-3600 Rev. D

Declarations and updates

available at www.ePDU.com

Email: [email protected]

ISO9001:2000

Updated 09/2010

© 2010