Owner`s manual

THAT HAS A HOST TERMINAL OR MODEM ATTACHED.

DOING SO WILL RESULT IN THE HOST TERMINAL OR

MODEM BEING POWERED DOWN CREATING A “LOCKED-

OUT” CONDITION. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO

REESTABLISH A CONNECTION UNTIL THE RECEPTACLE

HAS BEEN TURNED “ON” THROUGH THE SERIAL PORT.

RPC OWNER’S MANUAL

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IF YOU SEND THE COMMAND TO “REBOOT” A RECEPTACLE

WITH A HOST TERMINAL OR MODEM ATTACHED, ACTIVE

CONNECTION TO THAT TERMINAL OR MODEM IS LOST

AND WILL HAVE TO BE REESTABLISHED.

IMPORTANT AN ASSIGNED USER IS ALLOWED ONE

ACTIVE SESSION. THE ADMIN USER IS ALLOWED FOUR

SESSIONS RUNNING CONCURRENTLY.

From the RPC-3 and RPC-3A’s main menu, #1 “Outlet Control” and #4

“Unit Status” allow the user to monitor and control the equipment attached

to each of the RPC’s eight receptacles. Selection #3 puts the user into the

configuration menu for setting network parameters, programming user

to manage optional users. Reset the unit at selection #5.

There are eight red LED’s on the front of the RPC unit. There is a

corresponding red LED for each of the RPC’s eight receptacles. If any or

all of the LEDs are illuminated, the corresponding receptacle(s) are turned

"ON," and consequently, attached equipment is receiving power. If any

one (or all) of the LED’s are not illuminated, the corresponding

receptacle(s) are turned “OFF.”

RPC-3 AND RPC-3A OPERATIONS