Power/surge strip, Modem, Y-cable – Server Technology PP02 User Manual

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The following diagram shows a complete installation with the Y-cable and ShutDown adapters. This diagram replaces
the "After installing Remote Power On/Off" diagram on page 14.

PC

OFF ON

ON OFF

Power/Surge Strip

Telephone Cables

To

Modem

Line-In

Telephone

Wall Jack

Modem

Power

Supply

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

MR

TR
SD
RD

OH
CD
AA
HS

IPM

Power On/Off +

ShutDown/reBOOT

Aux

(back view)

IPM Signal

D

IP

S

WITCHES

L

INE

M

ODEM

A

UX

IPM P

ORT

P

OWER

STATUS

I

NTELLIGENT

P

OWER

M

ODULE

0

Power

Supply

ShutDown Signal

Y-Cable

B

lu

e

Red

To Serial Port

To Parallel Port

As shown in the diagram, both a serial and a parallel port adapter are included. The serial port adapter has a 9-pin female
connector to attach to a serial port on the Windows 95 system. Note: A serial port on a PC can be either a 9-pin male or
a 25-pin male. If your system provides a 9-pin port the adapter will connect directly. If the serial port is a 25-pin type,
you will need to obtain a generic 25-pin female to 9-pin male converter in order to attach the serial ShutDown adapter.

The parallel port adapter has a 25-pin male connector to attach to a parallel port on the 95/98/ME system. A parallel port
is always 25-pin female on the PC. Both adapters have a red dot to indicate that the red end of the Y-Cable connects into
them. Select the adapter, serial or parallel, that is appropriate for an available port on the Windows 95/98/ME system.

Remote Power On/Off

Appendix B | Windows 95/98/ME ShutDown

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