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SIS-PM / SiS-PM-841 / SIS-PMS User Manual

Table of contents

1. Introduction and features of the SiS-PM/SiS-PM-841/SiS-PMS

2. Indicators and controls of the SiS-PМor SiS-PMS

3. Side panel with connectors of the SiS-PM-841

4. Hardware requirements

5. Package contents

6. Installation of SiS-PM(S)

7. Connection of other devices to the SiS-PM(S)

8. Switching SiS-PM(S) on and off, connection to the managing computer

9. Software installation

10. Power Manager Help

11. Audible signals or indicators

12. Technical specifications

13. Troubleshooting

Disclaimer

SIS-PM / SiS-PM-841 / SIS-PMS User Manual

1. Introduction and features of the SiS-PM/SiS-PM-841/SiS-PMS

Congratulations on purchasing the Silver shield Power Manager. Your SiS-PM or SiS-

PMS (hereinafter SiS-PM(S)) is an advanced surge protector with power management

features. Four sockets are individually manageable from the computer via the USB port

interface.

E.g. can be switched on/off, by timer schedule, or triggered by user or different

events. It is also possible to pre-program the unit event timer schedule and then

disconnect the SiS-PM(S) from the computer (hardware schedule) and use it elsewhere.

Additionally the hardware event schedule will work even with the managing computer

switched off.

SiS-PM Power manager software has the following main features:

•Manual on and off switching of every socket via the software control window;

•Switching sockets on and off according to the timer schedule of events, typical

applications include: “switch my peripherals on every working day at 8:50AM” etc

•Switching sockets on and off when a certain event occurs (Windows or other

programs startup/shutdown), typical applications include: “switch my scanner on

when I want to scan” or “switch my printer off whenever I exit Windows”

•The unit can be assigned a network name as a shared LAN resource and can

afterwards be accessed and managed from anywhere within the local area network.

•Preprogramming of the hardware-based event time schedule. The hardware

schedule will work even with the managing computer switched off provided that the

is connected to the optional power adapter. The unit will keep performing the

hardware time schedule even when the SiS-PM is temporarily switched off.

•Voltage monitor

•The software management supports any number of SiS-PM, SiS-PMS and MSiS-PM

connected to the computer.

•Management of SiS-PM(S) via the LAN and Internet.

•Command line interface support for user software applications is also possible.

SiS-PMS is an advanced surge protector with power management features. Four

sockets are individually manageable from the computer via the USB port interface on

the SiS-PMS. E.g. can be switched on/off, by timer schedule, or triggered by user or

different on-screen-software events (like: switch on my scanner if I start image editing

software, or switch on security lights and alarm when my webcam software detects

motion in the image)

It is also possible to pre-program a timer schedule and then disconnect the SiS-PMS

from the computer (hardware schedule) and use it else where. This hardware event

schedule will work even when the connected computer is switched off. The Built-in

transformer of SiS-PMS makes this possible.

SiS-PM-841 lets your external hardware (such as KVM switches *) control SiS-PM-

841 sockets, read the voltage being on the sockets through the PM interface.

SiS-PM-841 let’s you make a chain with 10 devices connected to one another to be

controlled by external hardware (for example - by KVM switches *)

* Supported models of KVM switches: CAS-441-PM, CAS-841-PM

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2. Indicators and controls of the SiS-PМor SiS-PMS

Main rocker switch

Indicator

Socket 3

“Silence” button to

ress bee

Indicator

“

POWE

”

USB -

connector

Non-

manageable

socket

Indicator

Socket 4

Hardware schedule power

supply connector 9VDC 0,5A

For SIS-PM only

Indicator

Socket 2

Indicator

Socket 1

Non-

manageable

socket

Socket 4

Socket 3

Socket 2

Socket 1

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3. Side panel with connectors of the SiS-PM-841

4. Hardware requirements

•IBM compatible personal computer running Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP or Vista.

•USB 1.1 or 2.0 port.

•To allow hardware schedule of SiS-PM events to continue working with the

managing computer switched off an extra power adapter 9VDC 0,5Аis required

(optional). SiS-PMS contains the build in power adapter.

5. Package contents

The package contains:

•SiS-PM or SiS-PMS

2 x RJ45

connectors

for PM interface

Hardware schedule power

supply connector 9VDC 0,5A

For SiS-PM only

“Silence” button

to suppress beeps

USB - connector

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•User manual

•USB cable;

•CD with software

•Adaptor(optional, not included) for SiS-PM only

6. Installation of SiS-PM(S)

•It is strongly recommended to avoid damp or wet places for installation.

•SiS-PM(S) should be connected to the European AC wall socket of the standard

DIN 49 440;

•SiS-PM(S) can be connected to the computer first and then to the power socket or

vice-versa.

•It is possible to connect the SiS-PM(S) to the power source via other multi-plugs,

surge protectors, voltage regulators or UPS.

7. Connection of other devices to the SiS-PM

•Two (the first and the last) sockets of the SiS-PM(S) are marked with the symbol

. These two sockets are switched on and off by means of the main power

switch of the SiS-PM(S) and cannot be managed by the computer. It is suggested

to use these two sockets to power up the managing computer and the hardware

schedule adapter;(Optional for SiS-PM only)

•The sockets: Socket 1, Socket 2, Socket 3 and Socket 4 can be managed or

preprogrammed by computer via the USB interface.

•SiS-PM(S) can be used with other multi-plugs and/or surge protectors;

•You are NOT to connect SiS-PM(S) to powerful machines with inductive type of

load, for example: welding machines, washing machines, electric drills etc...

•SiS-PM-841 can be connected with CAS-441-PM, CAS-841-PM using CAT-5 cable

marked “Straight-Through Cable Pinout (T568B or T568А)” with sockets of PM

interface

•To work with CAS-441-PM it needs to set device’s ID = 1. This can be done using

the utility software “SiS-PM-841 Configuration Tool” after the device has been

connected to PC through the USB-cable. To work with CAS-841-PM it needs to set a

unique ID for each connected device, which will be categorically associated with the

socket number in CAS-841-PM device.

•You can connect up to 10pcs of CAS-841-PM at the same time. Connect the first

device to RJ-45 socket using the cable described above. Both RJ-45 sockets are

equal. In this way all devices should be connected in a chain, one SiS-PM-841 to

another.

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8. Switching SiS-PM(S) on and off,

connection to the managing computer

•The SiS-PM(S) should be switched on and off by means of the main rocker

switch.(Red Plastic switch)

•To protect electrical installations from possible high current and short circuit the SiS-

PM(S) is equipped with the automatic circuit breaker;

•The power voltage for the manageable part of SiS-PM(S) is derived from the USB

port of the managing computer, (or when the USB cable is disconnected, from the

external power adapter for the SiS-PM and from the build in power adapter for the

SiS-PMS).

•If the SiS-PM(S) is switched on then the red indicator “POWER” is lit up. In this case

both sockets marked with are now “live” and connected to the power supply;

•The manageable sockets of SiS-PM(S) (marked with Socket numbers) can be

connected to or disconnected from the power supply depending on the computer’s

initiated or preprogrammed events. The current status of each manageable socket is

represented by the corresponding indicator. E.g. Red lamp will be lit if socket has

power to it.

•SiS-PM-841 sockets can be controlled by PC and by other external device which can

support PM-interface, in particular – CAS-441-PM, CAS-841-PM. Supervisory external

device can read status(*) of the controlled socket. For detailed information please

refer to the user’s manual of the connected device.

•The moment the SiS-PM(S) is connected to the working computer via the USB cable

an audible beep will be heard indicating that the SiS-PM(S) is operating correctly;

•If you want the hardware event schedule to work with the manageable computer

switched off, the optional power adapter 9VDC 0,5A should be connected to one of

the sockets marked with the sign , (or into a wall socket),and its VDC

connector should be connected to the corresponding socket +9VDC of the SiS-PM.

SiS-PMS contains the build in power adapter.

•Install enclosed software Gembird Power Manager.

•Further follow the software guide instructions (see below).

* Status – means voltage present on the controlled socket.

9. Software installation

a. Insert CD with the software into the computers CD-ROM drive;

b. If for any reason the automatic setup does not work, then open the CD-ROM drive

in the My computer window and launch SETUP.EXE from the CD;

c. Follow instructions of the installation software;

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10 Power Manager Help

The

Settings dialog box

allows you to change settings for the device sockets. You may

choose the device and the socket from the "Device" and "Socket" drop down list-boxes.

•It is possible to name and assign a certain icon to the device and socket (for

example “Printer” or “Scanner”) using the "Rename" button.

•Check the "Disable device beeper" checkbox to disable the built-in SiS-PM beeper.

•Check the "Show socket switch icon" checkbox if you want to put the icon of the

socket into the system tray. Such an icon is a fast way to switch the device

connected to the socket on/off or check its status.

•You can also assign a hot key to switch the socket on/off. Check the "Switch ON"

and "Switch OFF" checkboxes and specify the hot keys.

•To switch the socket on/off on Windows startup, check the "On Windows startup"

checkbox and choose the required action.

•To switch the socket on/off on Windows shutdown, check the "On Windows

shutdown" checkbox and choose the required action.

•Check the "When alarm goes on start application" checkbox and click the "Browse"

button to select the program which will be launched when the power supply to the

socket does not match the required event (i.e. the socket must be on, but there is no

power supplied to it yet).

•Check the "When alarm goes off start application" checkbox and click the "Browse"

button to select the program, which will be launched after the alarm state (see

above) is resolved.

•To manage SiS-PM(S) from the LAN and/or via Internet, press the button "Device

sharing...". A dialog box "Device sharing" will appear. Set the checkbox "Share this

device via network" if you want to enable the network access to the device. To

prevent unauthorized access to the SiS-PM(S) enter the access password in the field

"Password". Note: to let SiS-PM(S) work via the network the port 6100 should be

open. Contact your LAN administrator for further details.

Using the

Timer schedule

dialog box you can create the hardware timer schedule:

•To add a new record, click the "Add" button. The dialog "Add entry" will appear. In

the dialog box, specify the required time interval and the action.

•To edit the record, select it and click the "Edit" button or just double click on the

entry.

•To remove the record, select it and click the "Remove" button. You can select

multiple entries using Ctrl and shift keys. You can also remove all entries from the

schedule by clicking the "Clear" button.

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•To repeat your event (for example if you want to perform the same events every

day) use the "Loop" button and specify the loop time period in the "Edit loop period"

dialog.

•After the schedule record has been created, click the "Apply" button to apply the

hardware timer schedule changes. In case of the wrong entries, they will be

highlighted and an error message will appear. Click the "Apply" button again after

correcting all the errors.

Hint: Use the popup menu which can be activated by a right mouse button click on the

table.

The following rules apply for creating a correct schedule:

1. The event time should not be expired.( Date or time must be a future event)

2. There should be no duplicate entry with the same parameters.

3. The total quantity of records should not exceed 16.

4. The interval between the present time and the latest entry should not exceed 180

days.

5. The loop period should exceed the interval between the first and the last entry with

at least one minute. If the event time of the first record is after 45 days from the

present time, the loop period should also not exceed the difference between the time

of the first entry and the present time plus 45 days.

6. Loop period should not exceed 180 days.

7. It is also possible that the total quantity of the records would be less than 16. Each

loop time interval greater than 11.3 days decreases the maximum quantity of entries

by one.

8. Without loop the total schedule time interval should not exceed 215 days.

Using the

Switching tasks

dialog you can create the software events schedule:

•To add a new task, click the "Add" button. The "Add task" dialog will appear. In the

"Add task" dialog, check "Switch ON time" and/or "Switch OFF time" checkboxes and

specify the time to switch the socked on and/or off. If you want the same event to

be performed periodically, check "Perform every" checkbox and specify the time

interval. You can also add remarks about the task in the "Comment" field. To disable

the task, uncheck the "Enabled" checkbox and to enable the task again, re-check the

checkbox.

•To edit the task, select it and click the "Edit" button or just double click on the task.

•To remove the task select it and click the "Remove" button. You may select multiple

tasks using ctrl and shift keys. You can also remove all tasks by clicking the "Clear"

button.

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Hint: Use the popup menu which can be activated by a right mouse button click on the

table.

Using the

Application events

dialog box you can specify events with the sockets when a

certain application is initiated or closed down. You can also assign folders with the sockets

to watch for particular file placing and removal.

•To add a new program event, click the "Add app" button. The "Add program event"

dialog will appear. Specify the application title and path to it using the "Browse"

button or typing it manually in the "Title" and "Path name" fields. If you use the

"Browse" button you can also specify a link to the application. The application title

and path name will be taken from the link if possible. After you have specified the

application, check "On run" and/or "On exit" and select the event. Note: The socket

is switched on/off only when the first window of the selected application is launched

or when the last window of the application is closed. For example, you can switch

the ADSL modem on/off when Internet Explorer is started up or closed. To disable

the task, uncheck the "Enabled" checkbox, to enable the task set the checkbox again.

•To add a new file event, click the "Add folder" button. The "Add file event" dialog will

appear. Specify the event title and path folder you would like to look into for files

using the "Browse" button or typing it manually in the "Title" and "Path name" fields.

Specify the "File name" mask using wildcard characters: "*", "?". After you have

specified the folder and file name, check "On placing" and/or "On removal" and

select the event and/or delay. Note: The socket is switched on/off only when the first

file is placed and the last file is removed from the folder. To disable the task,

uncheck the "Enabled" checkbox, to enable the task set the checkbox again.

•To edit the event, select it and click the "Edit" button, or just double click on the

event.

•To remove the event, select it and click the "Remove" button. You can select

multiple events using ctrl and shift keys. You can also remove all events by clicking

the "Clear" button.

Hint: Use the popup menu which can be activated by the right mouse button click over the

table.

Hint: Use "Add folder" button to assign "systemroot\\system32\\spool\\printers" folder to

start managing your printer.

Hint: If you have several printers connected to the same computer it would be convenient

to move default spool directory of each printer to a separate location.

Network devices

The dialog box

Network Devices

allows connection to the shared SiS-PM(S) from remote

computers.

•To add a new remote SiS-PM, press "Add" button. You will see the dialog box "Add

network device". Enter the network name of the computer, connected to the SiS-PM

in the field "Hostname". Enter the name of the target SiS-PM in the field "Device

name". Enter access password in the field "Password". To disconnect from the device

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