IPCP Pro 255

IPCP Pro 255

1. Provide an Ethernet-enabled control processor for the purpose of remotely controlling, monitoring and troubleshooting connected AV equipment and AV systems.
   1. Ethernet-enabled control processor
      1. Provide one RS-232/RS-422/RS-485 port on a captive screw connector located on the back of the processor that can be used for unidirectional or bidirectional control of AV system components
      2. Provide one RS-232 port on a captive screw connector located on the back of the processor that can be used for unidirectional or bidirectional control of AV system components
      3. Provide four digital I/O’s on captive screw connectors that can be used to interface with devices such as sensors, switches, LEDs and relays
      4. Provide a remote volume control port on captive screw connectors located on the back of the processor that can be used to control the volume of Extron MPA Series and select XTRA™ Series amplifiers
      5. Provide two low voltage relays on captive screw connectors located on the back of the processor that can be used to control lighting, screens, or other device functions.
      6. Provide one eBUS® port on a 4-pole captive screw connector located on the back of the control processor for connecting to eBUS devices
      7. Provide one IR/Serial port on a captive screw connector located on the back of the processor. This port shall allow the transmission of IR signals (using an IR emitter) or unidirectional RS-232 communications for control of AV system components
      8. Supports the creation of IR drivers by capturing IR commands from handheld remotes. IR receiver shall be located on the bottom right front of the processor and integrated into the control processor enclosure.
      9. Device shall have a female RJ-45 jack located on the back of the enclosure that supports 10/100/1000Base-T, half/full duplex with auto-detect for connection to a LAN or WAN and includes link and activity LED indicators located on the left and right of the jack for troubleshooting network issues
      10. Device shall have a second female RJ-45 jack located on the back of the enclosure that supports 10/100/1000Base-T, half/full duplex with auto-detect for connection to a LAN or WAN and includes link and activity LED indicators located on the left and right of the jack for troubleshooting network issues, this port will be designated as an AV LAN port allowing for AV devices to be isolated from a corporate network
      11. AV LAN port shall support an optional DHCP server that can distribute 50 dynamic IP addresses with a 24-hour lease.
      12. Device shall support the following protocols: ICMP (ping), IEEE 802.1X, IPv4, TCP, UDP, DHCP, DNS, HTTP, HTTPS, NTP, SFTP, SMTP, SNMP, SSH
      13. Device shall include a multi-function button that allows for the reset of the device or its communication properties at minimum
      14. Supports a web-based AV resource management application that provides a means to manage, monitor, and control AV equipment
      15. Provide an internal real-time clock with backup battery that is used to keep track of the date and time
      16. Device shall have at least 4.5 GB of nonvolatile memory with at least 4.2 GB available to the user
      17. Provide front panel LED activity indicators for power status, eBUS status, RS-232/RS-422/RS-485 status, RS-232 status, IR/S status, digital I/O status, relay status, and network status
      18. Device shall include an energy-efficient external 12 VDC, 1 A power supply
      19. Device shall include an Extron LinkLicense® for User Interfaces
   2. Mounting requirements
      1. Device shall be housed in a 1 RU, quarter rack width metal enclosure
      2. Device shall be rack mountable using an optional rack shelf
   3. Software requirements
      1. The device may only be configured or programmed using Extron’s Global Configurator Plus or Professional, or Global Scripter respectively
      2. Device drivers and modules can be obtained through Extron support resources and database.
      3. Shall be configured or programmed by an Extron authorized user.
      4. The device's configuration and settings shall be managed using Extron's Toolbelt software
   4. Security Requirements
      1. Device shall support SFTP and SSH for secure communication between the control processor and a TouchLink Pro touchpanel or Network Button Panel
      2. Device shall support HTTPS and SSH for secure communication between the control processor and Extron Control App
      3. Device shall support HTTPS for secure communication between the control processor and Extron Control for Web
      4. Device shall support SSH for secure communication between the control processor and controlled device for programmed systems
      5. Device shall support SFTP and SSH for secure communication between the control processor and the configuration or programming software
      6. Device shall provide the option to modify administrator and user credentials
      7. Device shall support security updates to maintain network health
      8. Device shall require that a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) Certificate is installed to maintain system confidentiality and data integrity
      9. Device shall support hte installation of an owner furnished certificate with the following properties:
         1. Certificates shall include x.509 support
         2. Certificates shall include public / private key exchange
         3. Certificates shall support PEM encoding
      10. Extron shall furnish documentation that describes all supported network ports and services
   5. Shall meet regulatory compliances
      1. CE
      2. c-UL
      3. UL
      4. C-Tick
      5. FCC Class A
      6. ICES
      7. KCC
      8. VCCI
      9. RoHS
      10. WEEE
   6. Product Warranty
      1. Shall provide at least 3 years parts and labor
   7. Approved device shall be the Extron IPCP Pro 255, part number 60-1431-01A; no alternates or equals