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Serial Power Control Module

PCM620

User Manual

Manual Version 1.1

Communication Devices Inc.

85 Fulton Street

Boonton, NJ 07005

USA

Phone: +1 973 334-1980

Fax: +1 973 334-0545

Internet: support@commdevices.com

Warranties, Disclaimers and Restriction

A.1 Copyright



Notice

This equipment, all software, firmware and the

entire contents of this manual are the copyright

property of Communication Devices Inc.,

Boonton, NJ 07005 USA with all rights

reserved.

The information contained in this manual is

considered proprietary to Communication

Devices Inc. And is intended for the exclusive of

the original purchaser of the equipment.

A.2 Warranty

Communication Devices Inc. Warranties to the

original purchaser that these devices are free

from defects in material or faulty workmanship,

in normal use for a period of one (1) year from

the date of purchase.

This warranty is limited to repair or replacement

at the option of Communication Devices Inc., of

any defective part or component which within

one (1) year of the original purchase is

determined by Communication Devices Inc. To

be defective. All warranty repairs will be made at

Communication Devices Inc. Main factory in

Boonton, NJ 07005.

A.3 Disclaimer

While extreme care has been taken in the

preparation of the design, software, firmware,

hardware and documentation, Communication

Devices Inc accepts no liability. For loss of

profits or any other incidental, special or

consequential damage suffered by the purchaser,

even if Communication Devices Inc. has been

advised of the possibility of such damages, nor

for the claim against the purchaser by any other

party.

Table of Contents

1. SERIAL POWER CONTROL MODULE......................................................................................1-1

1.1 PCM620 -TWO OUTPUTS 10 AMP EACH......................................................................................1-1

1.2 POWER CONNECTIONS.................................................................................................................. 1-1

1.3 SERIAL CONNECTIONS..................................................................................................................1-2

1.4 SERIAL PINOUTS......................................................................................................................1-2

1.5 GETTING STARTED .......................................................................................................................1-3

1.5.1 Connecting Power to Device...............................................................................................1-3

1.5.2 Power on.............................................................................................................................. 1-3

1.5.3 Circuit Breaker....................................................................................................................1-3

1.5.4 Serial Power Control Port................................................................................................... 1-4

1.5.5 RJ45 Pinout......................................................................................................................... 1-4

1.5.6 Cable connection for Power Modules .................................................................................1-5

1.5.7 Service .................................................................................................................................1-5

3. MENU’S.............................................................................................................................................3-6

3.1 INITIAL MENU...............................................................................................................................3-6

3.2 POWER CONTROL 1 ......................................................................................................................3-7

4. LINKING PCM620’S........................................................................................................................4-8

5. PROGRAMMING.............................................................................................................................5-9

5.1 PROGRAMMING MENUS................................................................................................................5-9

5.2 SCRIPT FILE ................................................................................................................................5-10

5.3 LOADING THE SCRIPT FILE ....................................................................................................... 5-11

6. ENVIRONMENTAL.......................................................................................................................6-12

FIGURE 1PCM620 REAR VIEW..................................................................................................................... 1-1

FIGURE 2PCM620 FRONT VIEW.................................................................................................................. 1-2

FIGURE 3CDI RJ45 SERIAL PINOUT....................................................................................................... 1-2

FIGURE 4CDI RJ45 SERIAL PINOUT....................................................................................................... 1-4

FIGURE 5PCM620 MENU............................................................................................................................ 3-6

FIGURE 6PCM620 POWER CONTROL MENU ............................................................................................... 3-7

FIGURE 7PCM620 POWER CONTROL STATUS ............................................................................................. 3-7

FIGURE 8PCM621 LINK 2......................................................................................................................... 4-8

FIGURE 9PCM620 LINK 1.......................................................................................................................... 4-8

FIGURE 10 PCM620 PRIMARY..................................................................................................................... 4-8

FIGURE 11 PROGRAMMING MENU................................................................................................................ 5-9

FIGURE 12 SCRIPT LOAD ............................................................................................................................ 5-11

1. Serial Power Control Module

1.1 PCM620 - Two outputs 10 Amp Each

The Power Control Module “PCM620” amp is a dual power relay designed to work in conjunction with any

Serial interface, However the device has additional features when used with a CDI Secure Out of Band

Management device. The purpose of the device is to remotely power reset devices that are in a “locked up”

condition.

The PCM620 will interrupt the power to a connected device when it is commanded to “switch off” the

power relay to that particular output connector. The PCM620 can “reboot” the connected device by

interrupting the power for a few seconds, or it can turn off the device off for longer periods of time.

Features of the PCM620:

1. Single power input

2. Dual individually controlled power outputs

3. Voltage – 100VAC to 240VAC

4. Current – 10AMP

1.2 Power Connections

The PCM620 has 3 power connectors:

1. Power in – rear panel - This is an IEC C20 for connection to the power source

2. Controlled Power Out A –– This is an IEC C13 for connection to the control device

3. Controlled Power Out B –– This is an IEC C13 for connection to the control device

The IEC C13 output connectors are purposely used for the most flexibility at installs. CDI provides a C13

to NEMA (USA OUTLET) so that the devices can plug into boxes that only have a NEMA Plug on them.

For device that have a Detachable Line Cord, CDI can supply a DIRECT CONNECT Cord based on the

interface used on the device , usually C13-C14 cord.

Figure

1 PCM620 rear view

1.3 Serial Connections

The PCM620 has Two Serial connections

1. Serial Input – this is connected the device that is controlling the PCM

a. This is a 9600 BAUD interface

b. It is pinned out to connect directly with a straight RJ45-RJ45 cable to the SERIAL HOST

PORT of ANY CDI OOB device.

2. Serial Output – This can connect to the Serial Input of an additional CDI PCM620 device to

realize more power control interfaces off of one serial interface.

a. The MASTER PCM620 device will DETECT any co0nnect CDIPCM devices and

present a SINGLE MENU to the OOB device.

b. It is pinned out to connect directly with a straight RJ45-RJ45 cable to the input of a

connected CDI SERIAL PCM device.

c. You can LINK multiple PCM620 devices together.

3. The connection to All of the interfaces is a STRIAGHT RJ45 to RJ45 cable.

1.4 SERIAL PINOUTS

Figure

2 PCM620 Front View

CONNECT TO SERIAL PORT OF OOB DEVICE

Figure

3CDI RJ45 SERIAL PINOUT

1.5 Getting Started

1.5.1 Connecting Power to Device.

The device will connect to a standard alternating current (AC) wall outlet (100VAC ~ 240VAC,

50/60Hz). The socket outlet should be installed near the equipment and should be easily accessible. Make

sure the power cord supplied is of the correct type for the country being installed.

The user is to disconnect all telecommunication network connectors before disconnecting the power

supply cord. In addition the equipment should be installed by a qualified service person and connected to a

socket-outlet with a protective earthing contact.

In English: equipment must be connected to an earthed mains socket-outlet.

In Finland: Laite on liitettava suojakosketinpistorasiaan

In Norway: Apparatet ma tilkoples jordet stikkontakt

In Sweden: Apparaten skall anslutas till jordat uttag

The power parameters are:

Voltage

Frequency

Current

110VAC

60Hz

10amp

240VAC

50Hz

6amp

1.5.2 Power on

When the device is properly powered, the status LED on the front panel will illuminate. This is an

indication that the device is powered and the relayed is closed (“on”). When the relay is opened (“switched

off”) the LED will extinguish.

1.5.3 Circuit Breaker

The PCM620 has a single 10AMP breaker that is accessible from the front panel. If the breaker trips, it

will protrude from the front of the device and BOTH OUTPUTS will not receive power

To reset the breaker FIRST DETERMINE WHY IT TRIPPED.

1. Is the combination of the two devices more than 10 amps?

2. Is one of the device in failure and overloading the device?

To determine this, unplug both connected devices and reset the breaker by depressing the button.

1. Plug the “A” device into the PCM620 and confirm the device works

a. If it fails then the device connected to the “A” circuit is overloading the PCM620

CAUTION!

THIS DEVICE SHOULD BE INSTALLED BY A

QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSON AND

MUST BE CONNECTED TO AN

EARTHED MAINS SOCKET-OUTLET

b. If it does not then unplug the “A” device

2. Plus the “B” device into the PCM620 with the breaker reset.

a. If it fails then the device connected to the “B” circuit is overloading the PCM620

3. If you have made it this far without tripping the breaker then plug BOTH device into the PCM620

with the breaker reset

a. If the breaker does NOT trip you should observe for a while and check to see of the

connected devices are running hot.

b. If they remain powered on , you may have had a power surge.

c. If the breaker trips then the combination of the two devices is over 10 AMPS.

d. One of the device may be running in an overload condition and should be swapped out.

1.5.4 Serial Power Control Port

Each PCM has two RJ45 interfaces. The INPUT interface is used to connect to an OOB device through a

straight RJ45-RJ45 cable, and accepts serial commands to control the device. The Power Modules are used

to power cycle the remote devices that may have become inoperative. This will reset the device and usually

restore operation.

Power Ports can also be used to shut down (turn off the power to) a device that should not be operating.

The power can also be restored to a Power Module that has been turned off.

The SERIAL OUTPUT interface is used to LINK PCM’s together using straight RJ45-RJ45 cables. The

OUTPUT of the first PCM is connected to the INPUT of the next PCM. Multiple PCM’s can be linked to

realize larger power control configurations from a single serial interface.

The MASTER PCM will detect all devices connected through the OUTPUT interface and present a single

menu to the OOB device connected to the SERIAL INPUT interface.

1.5.5 RJ45 Pinout

The RJ45 connection uses serial 9600 BAUD 8 Data bits, no Parity.

Figure

4CDI RJ45 SERIAL PINOUT

1.5.6 Cable connection for Power Modules

All RJ45-RJ45 cables are straight.

1.5.7 Service

There are no user serviceable parts inside the PCM. Do not open or

attempt to repair this device. Return it to the factory if it is suspect of

operating improperly.

3. Menu’s

3.1 Initial menu

P1 – Power Port 1

P2 – Power Port 2

MP Control Multiple Power Ports

Figure

5 PCM620 Menu

3.2Power Control 1

Enter P1 to control POWER OUTPUT 1

You will be prompted for:

1 Timed reset : This will turn the power off for 5 seconds and turn it back on automatically

2 Turn Off : This will turn the power off to the output forever until you turn it back on

3 Turn On : This will turn the power back on to the power output

An Escape will ALWAYS return you to the previous menu

Figure

6 PCM620 Power Control Menu

Figure

7 PCM620 Power Control Status

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