USR4204 User Guide Console Server & Power Switch USR4204 User Guide R24.0792.00 Rev 1.3 06/19/2014 For firmware version 1.
USR4204 User Guide Contents Contents ............................................................................................................. 2 Symbols Used In This User Guide ........................................................................... 4 Important Safety Instructions ................................................................................ 5 Introduction ........................................................................................................
USR4204 User Guide Remote Management ....................................................................................... 53 Flashing Firmware ........................................................................................... 53 Clearing A Forgotten or Disabled Administrator Name and Password ...................... 53 Suggested Security Guidelines .......................................................................... 54 What are "displayable characters"? .....................................
USR4204 User Guide Symbols Used In This User Guide This symbol alerts the user to important operating and maintenance instructions. This symbol warns the user that there are hazardous voltages within the product enclosure. This symbol invites the user to read more technical details. This symbol identifies helpful user information. This symbol warns the user to stop, read, and understand critical information. This symbol denotes supplemental information.
USR4204 User Guide Important Safety Instructions SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS This manual contains instructions and warnings that should be followed during the installation, operation, and storage of this product. Failure to heed these instructions and warnings may affect the product warranty. WARNING: Hazardous Voltage! To reduce the risk of personal injury from electric shock, do not remove the cover. There are no field-serviceable or user-serviceable components inside.
USR4204 User Guide Introduction Overview of Main Features Out-of-Band Remote Management Out-of-band remote management uses a secondary communications channel, typically a pair of dial-up modems, to connect to the management ports of remote equipment and to control outlets that supply power to the remote equipment. With one USR4204 a single channel can control up to four management ports and two power ports.
USR4204 User Guide Package Contents 1 1 1 1 1 2 6 4 1 USR4204 VersaPower Kit – Universal Power Supply 6-foot RJ45 rollover cable RJ45-to-DB25M adaptor RJ45-to-DB9F adaptor Rackmount brackets Bracket mounting screws Rubber feet Reference Guide Page 7 of 69
USR4204 User Guide Physical Features 1. Terminal Port - RS-232 port for connection to modem or computer serial port to configure and manage the USR4204 and connected devices. The terminal port supports an RS-232 asynchronous serial DTE connection via an RJ45 jack. See appendix A for pinout details. Terminal port activity can be monitored using the two adjacent LEDs. Both LEDs light when the terminal or modem connected to this port signals that it’s ready to receive or transmit data.
USR4204 User Guide Getting Started – Local Access This section describes how to verify that the unit is operational. Once the unit is installed, this is also the setup process for local access. For detailed unit configuration and advanced operating features see Physical Installation, Remote Access, or Product Operation.
USR4204 User Guide Physical Installation Standalone To use the USR4204 on a flat, horizontal surface, affix the four adhesive rubber feet to the bottom of the housing in the four corners. Rack Mounting To mount the USR4204 in a 19" rack, securely fasten the two rackmount brackets to the sides of the USR4204 using the supplied hardware and mount the USR4204 in a 1U space in a 19" rack.
USR4204 User Guide Connecting Network Devices Connecting to Network Device Console Ports When connecting network device console ports, the type of device will determine the type of cable required. Console Port RJ45 Cisco DTE RJ45 Cisco DCE Cable Straight Ethernet Cable Rollover Cable Additional adapters may be required when connecting to console ports that use DB9 or DB25 connectors or RJ45 ports with alternate pinouts.
USR4204 User Guide Remote Access Setup Using an Analog Modem The PSTN phone network allows two analog modems to connect and pass data, and either modem can initiate the connection. For analog out-of-band remote management, the modem at the management site typically initiates contact.
USR4204 User Guide Carrier Detect Signal - Active The RS-232 Carrier Detect signal should be active (not overridden) so the USR4204 will automatically present its Main Menu upon connection and automatically close ports upon disconnection. Error Correction - Enabled Enable Error Correction to allow the sending of V.42 flow control messages to the other modem if the receive buffer fills. Xon/Xoff Flow Control- Enabled Enable Xon/Xoff flow control in the modem if the USR4204 has flow control enabled.
USR4204 User Guide Remotely Connecting and Managing Using Dialup To connect to the USR4204 and manage the attached equipment at the remote site via the analog phone network, the user will need a terminal emulation application, a modem, and a phone line at the management site to initiate the connection. From the terminal, dial the phone number of the modem at the equipment site. Once the modems connect, the USR4204 should send the Main Menu or login prompt to the management terminal.
USR4204 User Guide Local Echo - Disabled If available, disable Local Echo to prevent USR4204 transmissions from recirculating between the modem and the USR4204. Auto-Answer - Enabled Auto-Answer does not apply to cellular modems, however the recommended setup for cellular out-of-band remote management does require the modem to connect whenever contact is initiated by the management terminal.
USR4204 User Guide The attached equipment is now ready to be remotely managed. Remotely Connecting and Managing Using Cellular To connect to the USR4204 and manage the attached devices at the equipment site via a cellular network, the recommended setup is private static IP addressing, which allows immediate secure communication with the remote equipment through a VPN tunnel.
USR4204 User Guide Product Operation User Interface The USR4204 offers two types of user interfaces: a Menu-Driven User Interface and a Command-Line User Interface. Users and Administrators use the Menu-Driven User Interface to manage the equipment connected to the USR4204. Administrators use the Menu-Driven User Interface or the Command-Line User Interface to configure the USR4204. Menu-Driven User Interface (a.k.a. “Menu Mode”) The USR4204 Menu-Driven User Interface organizes commands into menus.
USR4204 User Guide USR4204 must enter Batch Mode before it will accept Batch commands, and must exit Batch Mode to return to Menu Mode. An inactivity timeout will automatically exit Batch Mode. Important: Batch Mode does not check that commands are valid. Entries cannot be erased with a backspace and retyped.
USR4204 User Guide Figure 1 Login Screen (If security is enabled) Main Menu Arm Ctrl-B for Break Menu (W) Configure Parameters Menu (Y) Configure Security Menu (U) Configure Port Menu (Z) Port Menus Admin Password Menu (0) User Menus Note: Menus with red borders are not available to Users if security is enabled Page 19 of 69
USR4204 User Guide Command Reference – Menu Mode Function Keystrokes Connect to Port Mm PL Toggle Power Port ON or OFF oMm P# (Y,N) Enable Power Port aMm P# (Y,N) Disable Power Port aMm (5-6) (Y,N) Reboot Power Port aMm (M-N) (Y,N) Arm Ctrl-B for Break, Ctrl-R and Ctrl-T for Reboot, and Ctrl-Z Mm W PL to Disarm Break and Reboot Configure Port Parameters Mm Z PL Rename Power Port Mm Z P# Rename Console Port Mm Z PL R Copy Baud Rate and Parity to All Console Ports Mm Z PL C Change Console BPS Rate Mm Z PL (1
USR4204 User Guide Function Keystrokes Load Factory Parameters Mm Y & Flash New Code Mm Y ! Toggle Linefeed Transmit Pacing Mm Y L Toggle Strong Password Constraint Mm Y J Turn on Security/Create an Administrator Mm Y U 0 Change Administrator Username Mm Y U 0 Y Change Administrator Password Mm Y U 0 Z Create/Manage a User Mm Y U UID Change User Username Mm Y U UID Y Change User Password Mm Y U UID Z Remove All User Accounts including Administrator. Mm Y U & Turn off Security.
USR4204 User Guide Command Reference – Batch Mode Function Exit Batch Mode (Return to Menu Mode) Restore Factory Parameters and Clear All Accounts & Banners Send All System Parameter Settings Alternate Power Port Commands Command ~ & R FV= Rename Power Port 1:2 N1= N2= NA= NB= NC= ND= TA= TB= TC= TD= WA= WB= WC= WD= Rename Console Port A:D Change BPS Rate of Console Port A:D Change Parity of Console Port A:D Change Escape Character Transmitted from Port A:D HA= HB= HC= HD= Values / Range n/a n/a n
USR4204 User Guide Function Command Change Character for Xon HN= Values / Range Valid ASCII characters #$%()*-./:;<>?@[ \]^_{|}~ Valid ASCII Ctrl characters ABCDEFGIKLNOPQR STUVWXYZ\]^_ Valid ASCII characters #$%()*-.
USR4204 User Guide Function Change Password of User 1:15 User 1 User 2 User 3 User 4 Change User Permissions Port A:D, 1:2 User 5 User 6 User 7 User 8 Page 24 of 69 Command P1= P2= P3= P4= P5= P6= P7= P8= P9= PA= PB= PC= PD= PE= PF= B1A= B1B= B1C= B1D= B11= B12= B2A= B2B= B2C= B2D= B21= B22= B3A= B3B= B3C= B3D= B31= B32= B4A= B4B= B4C= B4D= B41= B42= B5A= B5B= B5C= B5D= B51= B52= B6A= B6B= B6C= B6D= B61= B62= B7A= B7B= B7C= B7D= B71= B72= B8A= B8B= B8C= B8D= B81= B82= Values / Range up to 13 dis
USR4204 User Guide Function User 9 User 10 User 11 User 12 User 13 User 14 User 15 Enable/Disable User Grant/Deny User Administrator Privileges User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Page 25 of 69 Command B9A= B9B= B9C= B9D= B91= B92= BAA= BAB= BAC= BAD= BA1= BA2= BBA= BBB= BBC= BBD= BB1= BB2= BCA= BCB= BCC= BCD= BC1= BC2= BDA= BDB= BDC= BDD= BD1= BD2= BEA= BEB= BEC= BED= BE1
USR4204 User Guide Function User User User User User User User User 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Page 26 of 69 Command B8P= B9P= BAP= BBP= BCP= BDP= BEP= BFP= Values / Range 1=grant, 0=deny 1=grant, 0=deny 1=grant, 0=deny 1=grant, 0=deny 1=grant, 0=deny 1=grant, 0=deny 1=grant, 0=deny 1=grant, 0=deny
USR4204 User Guide Menu Mode and Batch Mode Command Reference This section shows an example of each USR4204 menu, describes the functions available in each menu, and correlates the equivalent Batch Mode command.
USR4204 User Guide A serial port will automatically close upon loss of the DCD/DTR RS-232 signal on the USR4204 terminal port, unless the DCD override is ON. Whenever a serial port closes due to a loss of the DCD/DTR, the serial port automatically transmits an Escape Sequence for the purpose of closing any downstream serial port of a cascaded USR4204. A serial port will automatically close due to an inactivity timeout.
USR4204 User Guide 'X' Logout The Logout command ends a secure session and sends the Login screen to the terminal. It is available only when security is on. Batch Mode Command: None 'P' Change Password This Change Password command allows Users to change their own password. Use the command to enter a new password on the Change Password screen. The password may be up to 13 displayable characters in length. Passwords are case-sensitive.
USR4204 User Guide ~& Restore Factory Settings Enter this two character sequence to restore the USR4204 to factory parameters and clear all accounts & banners. Even though the ~& command is not shown on the Main Menu, it is always available for Administrators at the Main Menu. Batch Mode Command: & ~V Toggle Alternate Menu Mode Enter this two character sequence to toggle the USR4204 between the Main Menu and the Alternate Main Menu.
USR4204 User Guide To update the RMS value, refresh the Main Menu by hitting the spacebar, Enter key, or using the Refresh Menu (default '–') command. Batch Mode Command: None '5'- '6' Disable Power Port These commands each control a USR4204 power port. When a disable command is entered, power from the mains power input is disconnected (regardless of the previous state) from outputs 1 or 2 after entering a ‘Y’ at the “Are you sure?” prompt.
USR4204 User Guide Arm Ctrl-B for Break Menu (Main Menu W) 'W' Arm Arm Arm Ctrl-B Ctrl-R Ctrl-T Ctrl-Z for to to to Break (one-shot) Reboot Pwr 1 Reboot Pwr 2 Cancel Arming Select Port: CMD 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' Connect Connect Connect Connect "Console "Console "Console "Console A B C D "( "( "( "( 9600 9600 9600 9600 None None None None ) ) ) ) '-' Refresh MAIN Menu At the top of the Arm Ctrl-B for Break Menu is the menu name. Below that is a list of valid commands, text, and status.
USR4204 User Guide Batch Mode Command: None Ctrl-R and Ctrl-T Reboot Power Port While connected to the selected serial port, the user can reboot either USR4204 power port by using the Ctrl-R and Ctrl-T commands. When a reboot command is entered, power from the mains power input is disconnected (regardless of the previous state) from output 1 or 2 for approximately 10 seconds after entering a ‘Y’ at the “Are you sure?” prompt, then reconnected.
USR4204 User Guide Configure Ports Menu (Main Menu Z) Configure Ports Menu "USR4204 CMD 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' Config Config Config Config "Console "Console "Console "Console '1' Rename '2' Rename "Power 1 "Power 2 '-' Return to MAIN Menu " A B C D "( "( "( "( "(ON "(ON 9600 9600 9600 9600 None None None None ) ) ) ) 0.0 Amps) 0.0 Amps) At the top of the Configure Ports Menu are the menu name and the user-programmable device name. Below that is a list of valid commands, text, and status.
USR4204 User Guide Port Menus (Main Menu Z Port Letter or number) Menu for "Console A CMD '1' 300 '2' 1200 '3' 2400 '4' 4800 '5' 9600 '6' 19200 '7' 38400 '8' 57600 '9' 115200 'R' 'Y' 'Z' 'C' bps bps bps bps bps bps bps bps bps CMD 'N' 'E' 'O' 'M' 'S' "( 8 7 7 7 7 Data Data Data Data Data Bits, Bits, Bits, Bits, Bits, Parity Parity Parity Parity Parity 9600 None ) None Even Odd Mark Space Rename "Console A " Change Char for Escape (-) Toggle Cellular Mode (OFF) Copy This Baud/Parity/Esc Seq to
USR4204 User Guide 'Y' Change Char for Escape Whenever a serial port closes due to a loss of the DCD/DTR RS-232 signal on the USR4204 terminal port, the serial port automatically transmits an Escape Sequence for the purpose of closing any downstream serial port of a cascaded USR4204. This command changes the Escape character that is transmitted by the serial port. It navigates to the Change Character screen. The current value of the transmitted Escape character is shown in parentheses.
USR4204 User Guide Configure Parameters Menu (Main Menu Y) T/O Esc Menu Xon Xoff Flow Pass Echo AutoCR DCD Banr 005 - ^Q ^S OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ---------------------------------------------------Configure Parameters Menu Ver 1.
USR4204 User Guide 'S' Change Char for Escape The USR4204 will close a connection to a serial port when it receives the Escape Sequence on its terminal port. Change the received Escape character with this command. It navigates to the Change Character screen. The received Escape Sequence may be disabled by programming this character to a control\.
USR4204 User Guide 'X' Change Char for Xoff Change the character used for Xoff flow control with this command. It navigates to the Change Character screen. Default: 13h Hexadecimal 13 is ASCII character ^S (Ctrl-S) Batch Mode Command: HX= Valid characters: # $ % ( ) * - .
USR4204 User Guide If S/W flow control is desired, it must be enabled on both the USR4204 and the modem attached to the USR4204 terminal port Batch Mode Command: FF= Valid values: 1=on, 0=off 'P' Toggle Xon/Xoff Pass Thru Xon/Xoff flow control characters are allowed to pass through the terminal port and all serial ports with this command.
USR4204 User Guide 'B' Toggle Security Banner If security is enabled, the USR4204 may present a security banner ahead of the login prompt. Enter the security banner text with the 'Y' command in the Configure Parameters Menu. Enable or disable the security banner with this command, which is available only when security is on.
USR4204 User Guide '&' Load Factory Parameters With this command, restore factory defaults to all system parameters shown in the banner. Batch Mode Command: None '-' Return to Main Menu Navigate back to the Main Menu with this command. Batch Mode Command: None '!' Flash New Code The USR4204 erases current firmware and prepares for new firmware file to be installed. See Flashing the Firmware for detailed instructions. Batch Mode Command: None Security Features The USR4204 defaults to security disabled.
USR4204 User Guide Config Security Menu (Main Menu Y U) Configure Security Menu CMD '0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' Select Select Select Select Select Select Select Select '-' Return (current enabled state in parentheses below) "Admin Username " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " Admin (OFF) (OFF) (OFF) (OFF) (OFF) (OFF) (OFF) to Config Parameters Menu CMD '8' '9' 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' Select Select Select Select Select Select Select Select " " " " " " " "User 15 " " " " " " " " (OFF) (OFF) (OFF
USR4204 User Guide Batch Mode Command: None '&' Remove ALL Accounts Disable security and clear all user accounts including the Administrator with this command. There is a confirmation prompt before deletion.
USR4204 User Guide The Administrator Username and password are case-sensitive. Security is enabled by entering an Administrator Username and password. Batch Mode Command: P0= Valid range: up to 13 displayable characters (zero characters nulls the password and disables security) '-' Return to Configure Security Menu Navigate back to the Configure Security Menu with this command.
USR4204 User Guide At the top of the User Menu are the programmable User name and the menu name. Below that is a list of valid commands, text, and status. Invalid commands are ignored. Only the Change Username command ('Y') appears until a Username is entered. 'A'-'D', '1'-'2' Toggle Port Permissions Grant or deny access to the corresponding port for the selected User.
USR4204 User Guide 'T' Toggle User Enable Enable or disable the selected User’s login with this command. Current status is indicated in parentheses. Batch Mode Commands: BnE= (n=User number) Valid values: 1=enable, 0=disable ‘P’ Toggle Administrator Privileges Enable or disable Administrator privileges to a User with this command. Current status is indicated in parentheses.
USR4204 User Guide Login Screen USRobotics Console Server & Power Switch Login: Once security is enabled the user interface will always first display the Login Screen until security is disabled. The Administrator or any enabled User may login from this screen.
USR4204 User Guide Flashing the Firmware The USR4204 uses two pieces of flash memory for its operation – boot code and system code. Flashing the firmware replaces the system code. Before flashing, the firmware file must already be downloaded from the USR4204 support webpage to a hard drive accessible from the management terminal. Note the location of the file. Also, be sure to note how to send files with the terminal application being used. Read all steps for flashing the firmware before you begin.
USR4204 User Guide Adding More Ports If more serial or power ports are needed, purchase an additional USR4204 and connect it to the master USR4204. Attaching a Slave USR4204 Use a straight Ethernet cable (see appendix A) to connect any available USR4204 serial port to the terminal port of the slave USR4204. The serial port parameters must be 9600bps, 8N1.
USR4204 User Guide Technical Specifications Electrical RS-232 DTE Terminal Port Data rate: 9600 bps Asynchronous data format: 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit 4-wire interface: RXD,TXD,DTR,DSR (See appendix A for pinout) RS-232 DCE Serial Ports Supported data rates: 115200, 57600, 38400, 19200, 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200, and 300 bps Supported asynchronous data formats: o 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit o 7 data bits, odd parity, 1 stop bit o 7 data bits, even parity, 1 stop bit o 7 data bits, m
USR4204 User Guide Humidity Operating Humidity conditions: 20% to 80% non-condensing, Non-Operating Humidity conditions: 5% to 95% non-condensing Product Dimensions and Weights Dimensions W x H x L: 9.96 x 1.71 x 7.75 in (25.3 x 4.34 x 19.7 cm) (without rubber feet) W x H x L: 9.96 x 1.94 x 7.75 in (25.3 x 4.92 x 19.7 cm) (with rubber feet) 1U 19” rack space (with rack brackets attached) Weight 2.25 lbs (1.
USR4204 User Guide FAQs and Troubleshooting General If you have trouble with the USR4204 first try the following: Try removing the power and repeating the setup process. Make sure the correct COM port was selected. Make sure the modem was setup properly. Make sure the power supply is plugged in to an operational power outlet, and that the power supply is also securely plugged into the unit. Verify all cables and adaptors are correct for the type of ports.
USR4204 User Guide Suggested Security Guidelines Creating usernames and passwords Create Usernames and Passwords that are not easy to guess. Use at least 8 characters. Use upper/lowercase letters, numbers, and non-alphanumeric characters. Consider using 2 spaces instead of 1 between words. Consider beginning with a space, a number, or a non-alphanumeric character.
USR4204 User Guide Is there a maximum number of slave units that can be attached to a master USR4204? No, there is no maximum. But as the hierarchy grows, the path can become more complicated - especially if security is on, as each step in the path would require a separate username and password. Rackmounting the USR4204 with the back panel facing out When rackmounted, the USR4204 front panel will face out by default, but it can be rackmounted with the back panel facing out. 1.
USR4204 User Guide Support 1. Be prepared to provide model and serial numbers. Product Model Number USRobotics Console Server & Power Switch 4204 The USR4204 serial number is on the side of the package, bottom of the unit, and listed in the user interface at the top right of the Configure Parameters Menu. 2. Visit the Support section of the USRobotics Web site at www.usr.
USR4204 User Guide Country Webmail Portugal www.usr.com/emailsupport/pt Russia www.usr.com/emailsupport/ru Spain www.usr.com/emailsupport/es Sweden www.usr.com/emailsupport/se Switzerland www.usr.com/emailsupport/de Turkey www.usr.com/emailsupport/tk United Kingdom www.usr.com/emailsupport/uk For additional current support contact information, go to: www.usr.com/international.
USR4204 User Guide Appendix A Terminal Port and Serial Port RJ45 Pinout Terminal Port RJ45 Pinout RJ45 Pin Symbol Description Direction 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RTS DTR TXD GND GND RXD DSR CTS Loop to pin 8 Data Terminal Ready Transmit Data Ground Ground Receive Data Data Set Ready Loop to pin 1 Output Output Output Input Input Input Serial Port RJ45 Pinout RJ45 Pin Symbol Description Direction 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CTS DTR RXD GND GND TXD DSR RTS Loop to pin 8 Loop to pin 7 Receive Data Ground Ground Trans
USR4204 User Guide RS-232 Adaptor Pinouts RS-232 Adaptors RJ45-to-DB25M RJ45-to-DB9F DB25F-to-DB9M Page 59 of 69
USR4204 User Guide RJ45-to-DB9M Null Modem RJ45-to-DB9M Page 60 of 69
USR4204 User Guide Straight and Rollover Cables Rollover Cable Straight Cable Page 61 of 69
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