StarTech.com PDU02IP User manual

Manual Revision: 01/18/2016
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PDU02IP -Rev 3
2 Port Remote Power Control IP PDU
(Power Distribution Unit)
*actual product may vary from photos

Instruction Manual
FCC Compliance Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver
is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Industry Canada Statement
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe [A] est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
CAN ICES-3 (A)/NMB-3(A)
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Table of Contents
Product Diagram....................................................................................1
Rear View...................................................................................................................................................... 1
Front View .................................................................................................................................................... 1
Introduction............................................................................................2
Packaging Contents ................................................................................................................................. 2
LED Indicators.........................................................................................2
Reset Button ...........................................................................................2
Installation .............................................................................................3
Hardware Installation .............................................................................................................................. 3
Logging In for the First Time................................................................................................................. 3
Web Console Operation ........................................................................5
Power Switch Operation......................................................................................................................... 5
Monitor Tab ................................................................................................................................................. 6
System Section........................................................................................................................................... 8
Firewall Section.......................................................................................................................................... 11
Account Section ........................................................................................................................................ 13
TimeSync Section...................................................................................................................................... 14
Event Section.............................................................................................................................................. 15
Firmware Upgrade Procedure..............................................................18
Specications..........................................................................................19
Technical Support ..................................................................................20
Warranty Information............................................................................20

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Product Diagram
Rear View
Front View
Reset Button
LED Indicators
RJ45 LAN

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LED Indicators
Port Indicators
(Top Row)
LED #1 is illuminated when output receptacle #1 is ON.
LED #2 is illuminated when output receptacle #2 is ON.
Reset Indicator
(Bottom Left)
Reset LED will ash when the Reset function is being
performed.
Power Indicator
(Bottom Right)
Utility Power LED is illuminated when there is an acceptable
AC voltage Present.
Reset Button
If you need to reset the PDU back to factory defaults, the Reset Button is located next
to the LED panel. Insert a paperclip to gently press and hold the Reset Button for at
least 3 seconds, then release.
Reset Button
LED Indicators
RJ45 LAN
The IP address will be reset back to 192.168.1.10.
The user name and password will be reset back to admin.
All other settings will be unchanged.
Introduction
Packaging Contents
• 1 x 2 Port PDU
• 1 x Power Cable
• 1 x Instruction Manual (CD)

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Installation
Hardware Installation
1. Connect the power cord to the power inlet and to a wall outlet.
2. Plug your equipment into the two output receptacles.
3. Connect an Ethernet cable from the PDU to your network.
4. Turn the power switch to the ON position.
Logging In for the First Time
The minimum requirement to operate the PDU is to set up the IP Address, subnet
mask, and default gateway, which can be done through your web browser or using the
IP Search Utility application on the CD.
Default Settings
IP address: 192.168.1.10
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
User name / Password: admin / admin (lower case)
Web Browser Method
NOTE: The workstation and the PDU must be on the same LAN.
1. Open a web browser and input the default IP address (192.168.1.10).
2. In the Account eld, enter admin.
3. In the Password eld, enter admin.
4. Click Conrm.

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5. To set the IP address and network info for this device, on the web interface, click on
the System tab and then click Network.
IP Search Utility
Note: The workstation and the PDU must be on the same LAN for the IP Search Utility
to detect it, and the Windows Firewall must also be turned o.
1. Open the Windows Control Panel.
2. Select Windows Firewall.
3. Select O and then click the OK button.
4. Insert the provided CD in the CD-ROM drive.
5. Launch the IP Search Utility program.
6. Click on the Refresh button to search for all PDU02IP units on the LAN.
7. Click on the detected PDU and congure the IP address, Gateway and Net Mask,
then click the Congure button twice. You will see the values you specied populate
in the main window.
8. Repeat step 7 for each device if you have multiple PDU02IP units connected.
9. Once all devices are congured, close the IP Search Utility program and turn the
Windows Firewall back on.

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Web Console Operation
Power Switch Operation
The global outlet controls can be used to either turn on all outlets or turn o all outlets,
while each individual outlet allows for On / O / Reboot controls.
• Double-clicking the ALL ON button will turn on both outlets. Double-clicking the
ALL OFF button will turn o all of the outlets.
• Double-clicking the switch for Port 1 or Port 2 will ip the switch to the opposite
state (ON/OFF) for that individual outlet.
• If you want to Reboot (cycle o, then back on) an individual outlet, select the
Reboot check box and then double-click the switch.
ON OFF No Power
Not Authorized
(User account
restruction)

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Monitor Tab
The Monitor tab shows you the current status of each outlet and allows you to modify
the power state of each outlet individually, or make global changes to both. From the
Monitor tab, you can also schedule events and congure the Auto-Ping feature.
Conguration Tab
Click on the Set button located on the top corner of each outlet to modify an
individual outlet. When the Set button is orange, the outlet is ready to be congured.
Description: Allows you to give each outlet a more meaningful name if desired
Start Delay Time: Each outlet can be programmed to startup at dierent time intervals
instead of both of them starting up at the same time.
Shutdown Delay Time: Each outlet can be programmed to shutdown at dierent
time intervals instead of shutting both of them down at the same time.
Save: Saves all changes.

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Schedule Tab
Congure scheduled actions for each outlet. Click on the Set button located on the top
corner of each outlet to modify an individual outlet. When the Set button is orange,
the outlet is ready to be congured.
Period: An Action can be scheduled to occur yearly, monthly, weekly or daily at
a specic time for each individual outlet.
Time: Set the time (hours and minutes) when you want the action to occur.
Action: Set the action you want the outlet to perform, ON, OFF or Reboot.
ADD: Click the ADD button to add this action.
Delete: To delete a scheduled action, double-click X.
Save: Saves all changes.
Network Tab
Congure the Auto-PING feature to ping an IP-addressable device and detect when
that device has stopped communicating. Click on the Set button located on the top
corner of each outlet to modify an individual outlet. When the Set button is orange,
the outlet is ready to be congured.
Ping: Select this box to enable the Auto-Ping function.
Host: Enter the IP address of the connected equipment.
PING Interval Time: Set the time Interval to PING the connected device.
Ping Times: If a device fails to respond to a ping continuously and exceeds the
specied amount of attempts, the PDU02IP can notify selected personnel via email or
SMS.
Reboot: Select this box to reboot the outlet for the failed connected device.
Re-Ping Time: The time interval before restarting the Auto-Ping function after the
connected device has been rebooted.
Save: Saves all changes.

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System Section
Network Tab
Enabled DHCP: Enable this to assign the device IP by DHCP server.
IP Address: Set the address IP of the network connecting to this device.
Subnet Mask: Set the network mask of this device.
IP Gateway: Set the device’ s external gateway address.
MAC: Display the device’s MAC value.
Primary DNS Server: Congure the IP and DNS server addresses for Network Adapter
1.
Secondary DNS Server: Congure the IP and DNS server addresses for Network
Adapter 2.
Http Open: Enable this to allow the browser using Http protocol to connect to the
device.
Https Open: Enable this to allow the browser using Http SSL protocol to connect to
the device.
Http Port: Provide the specied Http port that the browser uses to connect to the
device.
Https Port: Provide the specied Http SSL port that the browser uses to connect to the
device.
Adapter speed: Set the network speed of the device.
Disable ICMP Response: When selected, the examination won’t respond.
Ping Test: Use to test if the network is normal.

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Email Server Tab
Congure the Mail Server settings to send notications when an event has occurred.
Host: Enter the Hostname or IP address of the SMTP Mail Server that will be used to
send emails from the PDU. If entering a Hostname, you will also be required to enter
the DNS Address on the Network tab.
Port: Enter the port number for the SMTP server. The default port is 25.
‘From’ Address: This must be a legitimate email address.
Subject: Enter a subject line to easily identify the device.
Authorization: Select this box if the Mail Server requires authentication to send emails.
Username: Enter the account name if SMTP authentication is required.
Password: Enter the password if SMTP authentication is required.
Save: Saves all changes.
SMS Server Tab
Congure the SMS Server settings to send text notications when an event has
occurred.

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Host: Enter the SMS server address.
Transmission Mode: Select the transmission mode.
Device Name: Enter a name/subject to identify the device.
Account: Enter the account name if required.
Password: Enter the password if required.
Message Format: Click the icon to the right of the format text box to see a preview of
the message format.
Save: Saves all changes.
SNMP/SysLog Tab
Congure SNMP Traps and System Logs to be sent to dierent Network Management
Stations (NMS).
SysName: Enter the name of the SNMP device.
SysContact: Enter the name of the System Administrator.
SysLocation: Enter the location of the SNMP device.
Host: The IP Address of the NMS of where the Traps should be sent.
Port: The port that will be used to receive the Traps. The default value is 162.
Write Community: Low-level password of the associated IP address with the access
type set by the administrator.
Enabled: Enables the SNMP Traps to be sent.
SNMP Test: This is used to verify that the Trap notication works properly.
Save: Saves all changes.

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Other Tab
Set the outlets on the main tab to default to a reboot action, instead of ON/OFF.
Language: Select a language.
System Timeout: Set the amount of time before the device will automatically log out
when no process is underway.
Time Format: Select a time format.
Save: Saves all changes.
Firewall Section
IP Filter Tab
Congure the range of IP addresses that are able to access the PDU.
This menu allows the administrator to congure user privileges and prevent
unauthorized access to the device.

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Enable IP Filter: Select this box to enable the IP address lter.
Allowed IP Section: The rst four sections are the beginning of the IP range. The last
section is the ending of the IP range that is being given access to the device.
For example, to authorize the IP range from 192.168.1.110 - 192.168.1.120, input as
shown in the image above
ADD: Click ADD to place the entered address range in the table.
Delete: To delete a specic IP address range, click X.
Save: Saves all changes.
MAC Filter Tab
Congure a specic list of MAC addresses that are able to access the PDU.
Enable MAC Filter: Select this box to enable the MAC address lter.
Allowed MAC Address: Enter the MAC address of the user(s) that you want to have
access to the PDU. The default MAC address is the MAC address of the computer that
you initially used to setup the device.
ADD: Click ADD to place the entered address in the table.
Delete: To delete a specic MAC address, click X.
Save: Saves all changes.

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Account Section
This menu allows the administrator to setup authorized user accounts and other
privileges. The administrator can assign specic access levels for each user account.
Example: The administrator can assign user “A” to have access to outlet number 1 and
receive email notications when an event occurs to that specic outlet. Smart Power
2S allows administrator to set up 2 accounts for management.
Account: Enter the user id for each user account.
Password: Enter the password for each user account.
Cell phone: Enter the contact phone number of the user that will receive the SMS text
message once an event has occurred.
Mail Address: Enter the contact email address of the user that will receive the email
notication once an event has occurred.
1 | 2: Mark the outlet(s) that the account can control.
Del (Column): Check account(s) to be deleted.
Delete (Button): Delete checked account(s).
Save: Saves all changes.

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TimeSync Section
This menu allows the administrator to set the date and time for the PDU.
Device Time: Displays the date and time of the device. You can’t edit this eld.
Sync with computer: Select either Sync with computer or Manual setting.
Sync with Time Server: Check the Sync with NTP Server button to synchronize the
date and time of the PDU with an NTP server.
Time Server: You can build a new NTP server and then sync it to have the same date
and time. You can also click Time Server List and select from the drop-down list.

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Event Section
This menu displays the events that have occurred with the PDU.
Refresh: Check for new events.
Download: Save the event log information (.csv format).
Delete: Clear the event log.

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2. Select the location where you would like to place the le (.bin format), then click
Save.
To Download / save the conguration le
1. Click the Download button, then click Save.

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To upload a previously saved conguration le
1. Click the Browse button.
2. Navigate to the location of your previously saved cfg.bin le, then click Open.
3. Click the Upload button to begin. Once the upload is complete, the PDU will restart
automatically.