ADDER Switch Switch manual

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SmartV iew W orld User Guide  .
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           1 Contents W elcome Introduction ....................................
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           2 Operation Powering on .............................................
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           3 SmartView World .
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           4 SmartView World .
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           5 HT I nstallation This chapter covers the physical mounting and connection of the SmartView World.
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           6 Computer port connections SmartView World can be directly connected to a maximum of sixteen computer systems.
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           7 Remote (IP) user.
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           8 6 T ype ‘cong’ and press .
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           9 P ower supply connection The SmartView World is supplied with a single power supply and an appropriate country-specic IEC power lead.
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           10 T o connect and address the switch boxes Note: The SmartView W orld can be powered on during this procedure, however , the switch boxes should be switched off.
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           11 Cascade connections The SmartView World supports up to sixteen directly connected computer systems, however , this is by no means the limit of its capabilities.
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           12 Ho w cascade connections operate The method for cascading switching units is straightforward and r equires no hardwar e settings or lengthy conguration process.
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           13 Addressing comp.
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           14 4 Connect the plugs at the other end of the KVM cable set to the keyboard, video and mouse sockets of a User port on the rear panel of the lower switch.
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           15 Slave SmartView.
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           16 HT Conguration Almost all conguration and operational aspects of the SmartView World are controlled via on-scr een menu displays.
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           17 KVM conguration menus The KVM conguration menus allow you to determine many aspects of the SmartView World switching capabilities.
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           18 T o enable KVM security 1 Display the KVM conguration menu . 2 Use to highlight ‘Setup Options’ and press .
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           19 T o create/edit computer names 1 Display the KVM conguration menu .
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           20 T o select an autoscan mode 1 Display the KVM conguration menu .
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           21 T o edit the KVM conguration settings The saved XPRODA T A.CSV le can be opened using a spreadsheet pr ogram such as Microsoft Excel.
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           22 Hot plugging and mouse r estoration It is strongly r ecommended that you switch off a computer befor e attempting to connect it to the SmartView World.
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           23 Resetting user .
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           24 Editing pow er .
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           25 IP congurati.
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           26 3 As all SmartV.
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           27 T o modify , copy or delete a user 1 W ithin the SmartView World home page, select the ‘User/Gr oup Management’ option in the ‘Administration’ section.
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           28 U sing the U ser/Gr oup P ermissions panel This is where you determine exactly how the SmartView World home page appears to each user who connects via an IP link.
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           29 Selecting appro.
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           30 Determining computer ports display and selection When shipped, the SmartView World IP section will be congured to view only one computer port.
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           31 Click these buttons to select computers.
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           32 Disabling mouse acceleration Certain operating systems, such as Windows XP provide an option to use ‘mouse acceleration’ or ‘Enhance pointer precision’.
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           33 HT Operation P owering on The SmartView World does not have a power switch, so whenever power is applied via the supplied adapter , the unit is operational.
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           34 U sing the KVM .
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           35 2 Use the and keys (or the scroll wheel of an IntelliMouse) to highlight the requir ed computer name.
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           36 T o select a computer using mouse buttons – Advanced method 1 Select the on-screen menu by pressing the middle and right buttons of a three button mouse.
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           37 Selecting cascaded computers The SmartView World is not limited to sharing just sixteen computers.
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           38 U sing remote p.
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           39 U sing the remote IP section A key feature of the SmartView World is its ability to let you switch between, view and control computers fr om almost anywhere.
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           40 Selecting a computer (r emote IP users) T o select a computer 1 Click the ‘Show Remote Console’ option.
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           41 HT F ur ther in.
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           42 Appendices Appe.
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           43 Exclusive Use Settings: ALLOWED, DISABLED In normal operation, the SmartView World will allow two or more users to share access to a computer .
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           44 Screen Saver Se.
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           45 U ser P refer ences The User Prefer ences are system operating parameters that ar e independently selectable for each user and affect only their scr een.
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           46 Functions The Functions menu contains a collection of procedur es that affect various aspects of SmartView World operation.
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           47 Appendix 2 – IP conguration panels The items discussed in this appendix are accessible within the SmartView World IP section home page.
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           48 Remote Console Settings The Remote Console settings allow you to customize the Remote Console window prior to its start.
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           49 Remote Console T ype Species which Remote Console Viewer to use: Default Java-VM Uses the default Java Virtual Machine of your Browser .
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           50 KVM Settings Th.
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           51 Video Settings .
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           52 U ser/Gr oup Management The user and group management of the SmartView World IP section is based on congurable users and groups.
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           53 U ser/Gr oup P ermissions A set of permissions is assigned to each user or group.
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           54 N etwork Settings The Network Settings panel allows you to change network related parameters.
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           55 Serial P ort Settings The SmartView World Serial settings allow you to specify which devices are connected to the fr ont panel serial port and how to use it.
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           56 Rule Number This should contain the number of a rule for which the following commands will apply .
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           57 Agent Enable SNMP Agent If this option is checked, the SmartView World will answer to SNMP requests.
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           58 Power Control If IPMI is enabled, these functions are performed over IPMI r equests.
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           59 Remote Console .
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           60 Remote Console Options Monitor Only When selected, this option prevents any keyboar d or mouse input being sent to the selected computer .
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           61 Maintenance SmartView World Board Summary This section contains a summary with various data about this SmartView World and its current rmware.
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           62 Appendix 3 – F irmwar e upgrade (KVM section) The SmartView World uses ash memory technology that allows you to upgrade the rmware code.
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           63 IMPORT ANT : The upgrade programs are DOS based to enable compatibility with the widest range of operating systems.
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           64 Appendix 4 – .
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           65 SmartView W orl.
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           66 Other products .
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           67 Radio F requenc.
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           68 © 2003 Adder T echnology Limited All trademarks are acknowledged.
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           69 HT I ndex A Add.

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