Lindy Switch - Manual

Lindy Switch

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Contents; Introduction; Re-synchronise mouse
  • Page 4 – Power switch; IP; LINDY KVM IP
  • Page 5 – LINDY KVM IP features - front and rear
  • Page 7 – Installation; Mounting; Connections; Single unit rack brackets; Double unit rack brackets
  • Page 8 – Host computer links: Keyboard and mouse; To make a keyboard and mouse links; Hot plugging and mouse restoration; USB link; IMPORTANT; Single host computer or many?
  • Page 9 – Host computer links: Video; To make a video link; DVI/I socket on the LINDY KVM IP rear panel:; Digital; Connect a digital video link cable to the port labelled DVI VGA; Analogue; Connect a converter module to the port labelled DVI VGA
  • Page 10 – Host computer links: Audio; To make an audio link; Host computer links: Virtual Media; Virtual Media; To make an Virtual Media link
  • Page 11 – Local console connections: Keyboard and mouse; To connect a local keyboard and mouse
  • Page 12 – Local console connections: Video; To connnect a local video monitor; DVI/I socket on the rear panel of the LINDY KVM IP unit:; Connect the digital video monitor cable to the port labelled DVI; Connect a converter module to the port labelled DVI
  • Page 13 – Local console connections: Audio; To connect local speakers; IP network port; To connect the IP network port; Networking issues
  • Page 14 – security measures; To connect a modem or ISDN port; IP and the modem or ISDN adapter.; Power supply connection; To connect the power supply; power socket on the rear panel of the LINDY KVM IP.
  • Page 15 – Power control port; To connect and address the switch boxes
  • Page 16 – Configuration; Initial configuration; The initial configuration occurs as two distinct parts:; Part – Local configuration; Unit config screen; Part – Remote configuration; Part 2 - Remote configuration; Part 1 – Local configuration; Controlling the local configuration menus; continued
  • Page 17 – To perform the initial local configuration; Next
  • Page 18 – More about hotkeys; LINDY KVM IP encryption settings
  • Page 19 – Recognising an IntelliMouse-style mouse; More about
  • Page 20 – Resetting the configuration; The LINDY KVM IP asks for an unknown admin password; To invoke a configuration reset by switch; The LINDY KVM IP does not display the configuration sequence; configuration screens separately
  • Page 21 – Part 2 – Remote configuration; To perform the remote configuration
  • Page 22 – Positioning LINDY KVM IP in the network; Placing LINDY KVM IP behind a router or firewall; Port settings; As standard, the LINDY KVM IP uses two
  • Page 23 – In the; DNS addressing; • For small networks that do not have a DNS (Domain Name System) server,
  • Page 24 – Placing LINDY KVM IP alongside the firewall; Ensuring sufficient security
  • Page 25 – Power switching configuration; Serial port configuration; To configure the power sequences for each host computer; Power control sequences; Note: All values are expressed in hexadecimal.; Power On; Power control; To control two ports simultaneously; MORE
  • Page 26 – The KVMADMIN utility; where
  • Page 27 – Performing a flash upgrade; To perform a flash upgrade; remote connection; Configure network option
  • Page 28 – Operation; Connecting to the LINDY KVM IP; Remote connection; Local connection; To make a local connection:; To view the local control menu; and
  • Page 29 – Remote connections; To avoid the ‘hall of mirrors’ effect
  • Page 30 – Remote connection by VNC viewer; To connect using the VNC viewer; Remote connection by Web browser; To connect using your Web browser; Note: If the Username entry is blanked
  • Page 31 – Using the viewer window; The menu bar; Auto calibrate
  • Page 32 – Host selection; To select a host; See; Configure; Appendix 5 - Remote configuration menus; Mouse pointers; Controls - Single Mouse
  • Page 33 – To change the access mode; Click one of the arrow buttons adjacent to the; To switch a system on or off; Note: Every power control action is recorded within; To auto calibrate the screen and/or mouse; Calibrate options dialog:; To re-synchronise the mouse
  • Page 34 – Mouse Control; Controls; Single Mouse Mode; Advanced unit; Resync Mouse
  • Page 35 – Keyboard Control; When entering codes:; Info
  • Page 36 – Video Settings; Note: Calibration is not required for digital video sources.
  • Page 37 – To remotely transfer files to a host computer
  • Page 38 – If you need to enter a port number; To enter a port number in a Web browser; Web browser instructions; To enter a port number in VNC viewer; VNC viewer instructions; Connecting via dial up (modem or ISDN) link; To initiate a dial up link; VNC viewer; Downloading VNC viewer from the LINDY KVM IP; To download the VNC viewer; VNC viewer application
  • Page 39 – Viewer encryption settings; Always on; Supported web browsers; Windows
  • Page 40 – Further information; Troubleshooting; Remote network users are unable to contact the LINDY KVM IP; Getting assistance; LINDY website
  • Page 41 – Appendix 1 - Local configuration menus; To access the local configuration menus; • On the locally connected keyboard, simultaneously press; Select the ‘Configuration’ option to display:; Select the required option:
  • Page 42 – Unit configuration; Idle timeout
  • Page 43 – Network configuration; Security issues
  • Page 44 – Modem configuration
  • Page 45 – Reset configuration; To get here; With the RESET option highlighted, press
  • Page 46 – Clear IP access control; What is IP access control?; Highlight the ‘Clear IP
  • Page 47 – Appendix 2 - VNC viewer connection options
  • Page 48 – Inputs; Enable all inputs
  • Page 49 – This option does not currently apply to LINDY KVM IP connections.
  • Page 50 – Identities; Configuration File - Reload
  • Page 51 – Appendix 3 - VNC viewer window options; Standard window control items; Displays the full range of connection options - see
  • Page 52 – There are four options pages:; Encoding and colour level; – This is a highly compressed method that is best suited to slow; Appendix 4 - Browser viewer options
  • Page 53 – To access the remote configuration menus; • Click the Configure button in the top right; Click the required option
  • Page 54 – User accounts; access tick box positions will become editable).
  • Page 56 – Advanced unit configuration; Replace oldest
  • Page 57 – Time & date configuration; NTP Server IP address
  • Page 58 – Discover allocations
  • Page 59 – Setting IP access control; allowed; To define a new IP access control entry; network address; To reorder access control entries
  • Page 60 – Modem port
  • Page 61 – Host configuration; To create a new host entry; Hotkey sequences and
  • Page 62 – Hotkey sequences and Port Direct; Hotkey sequences; Appendix 8; Port Direct; Port/host addressing using Port Direct
  • Page 63 – Logging and status; mouse click and ‘Paste’.; Syslog Server IP Address
  • Page 64 – Appendix 6 – Addresses, masks and ports; IP addresses; Octets; Net masks; YES; Address
  • Page 65 – Net masks - the binary explanation; binary
  • Page 66 – Calculating the mask for IP access control; Single locations; There must be no ‘ones’ to the right of a ‘zero’.
  • Page 67 – Web server; Ports; If you accept the analogy of; Security issues with ports
  • Page 68 – Appendix 7 – Cable and connector specifications; RS232 serial mouse to PS/2 converter cable; LINDY KVM IP to power switch cable
  • Page 69 – Appendix 8 – Hotkey sequence codes; Permissible key presses; Note: Hotkey sequences are not case sensitive.; Creating macro sequences; Note: Hotkey sequences and abbreviations are not case sensitive.
  • Page 70 – Appendix 9 – Supported video modes; Advanced Unit Configuration
  • Page 71 – Other products in the CPU Switch range; The following related LINDY CPU Switch items are available:; KVM switches; Safety information; Replace the power adapter with a manufacturer approved type only.; Warranty
  • Page 72 – End user licence agreement; . Intellectual Property Rights; continuing waiver of such term or any other term.
  • Page 73 – Radio Frequency Energy; Canadian Department of Communications RFI statement
  • Page 75 – Index
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Summary

Page 2 - Contents; Introduction; Re-synchronise mouse

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Page 4 - Power switch; IP; LINDY KVM IP

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Page 5 - LINDY KVM IP features - front and rear

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