Lindy Switch manual Scaling, Misc

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Scaling

No Scaling

No attempt is made to make the screen image fit the viewer window. You may need to scroll horizontally and/or vertically to view all parts of the screen image.

Scale to Window Size

Adjusts the server screen image to suit the size of the viewer window.

Custom Size

Adjusts the server screen image according to the Width and Height settings in the adjacent fields. A drop box to the right of the fields allows you to define the image size by percentage or by pixels, as required.

Preserve Aspect Ratio

When ticked, maintains a consistent ratio between the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the screen image.

Misc

Shared connection (do not dis- connect other viewers)

This option does not apply to

LINDY KVM IP connections.

Full-screen mode

When ticked, the VNC viewer will launch in full screen mode. Use the menu key (usually F8) to exit from full screen mode.

Full-screen mode matches server resolution

This option does not apply to

LINDY KVM IP connections.

Full-screen mode uses all monitors

This option does not apply to

LINDY KVM IP connections.

Render cursor locally

This option does not currently apply to LINDY KVM IP connections.

Allow dynamic desktop resizing

When ticked, the viewer window will be automatically resized whenever the host system’s screen resolution is altered.

Only use protocol version 3.3

This option does not apply to LINDY KVM IP connections.

Beep when requested to by the server

When ticked, your local system will beep in response to any error beeps emitted by the LINDY KVM IP.

Offer to automatically reconnect

When ticked, the viewer will offer to restore a lost connection with the server.

Try Single Sign-On if server allows it

This option does not apply to LINDY KVM IP connections.

IMPORTANT: If you make any changes to the options given here and wish to retain them for successive connection sessions, you must save the changes. To do this, change to the ‘Defaults’ tab and click the ‘Save as defaults’ button.

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Contents IP Access Switch Plus DVI Audio Contents Index Local user console Virtual Media featureModem/ISDN port Dual formats for flexibilityLindy KVM IP features front and rear What you may additionally need What’s in the boxSingle unit rack brackets MountingDouble unit rack brackets Full width of a 1U rack slotHost computer links Keyboard and mouse ConnectionsLocal console connections Keyboard and mouse Video Audio Single host computer or many?To make a video link Host computer links VideoHost computer links Virtual Media Host computer links AudioTo make an audio link To make an Virtual Media linkTo connect a local keyboard and mouse Local console connections Keyboard and mouseLocal console. Why?   To connnect a local video monitor Local console connections VideoIP network port Local console connections AudioTo connect local speakers To connect the IP network portTo connect the power supply Power supply connectionConnect the power leads to a nearby main supply socket Modem/ISDN portTo connect and address the switch boxes Power control portPart 1 Local configuration Initial configurationInitial configuration occurs as two distinct parts Part 1 Local configurationEdit the Unit config screen. The key elements here are To perform the initial local configurationLindy KVM IP encryption settings Encryption settingsViewer encryption settings EncryptionTo restore mouse operation when hot plugging Which restore setting do I use?Hot plugging and mouse restoration Recognising an IntelliMouse-style mouseLindy KVM IP asks for an unknown admin password Resetting the configurationTo invoke a configuration reset by switch Lindy KVM IP does not display the configuration sequenceTo perform the remote configuration Part 2 Remote configurationPort settings Networking issuesPositioning Lindy KVM IP in the network Placing Lindy KVM IP behind a router or firewallTo discover a DHCP-allocated IP address AddressingDNS addressing Firewall/router addressEnsuring sufficient security Placing Lindy KVM IP alongside the firewallPorts Power control sequences Power switching configurationTo configure the power sequences for each host computer Power OffKvmadmin command ip address parameters Kvmadmin utilityKvmadmin -getconfig kvm1.cfg Kvmadmin -setusers users.csvTo perform a flash upgrade Performing a flash upgradeConfigure network option Important Wait until the upgrade is completeLocal connection Connecting to the Lindy KVM IPTo make a local connection To view the local control menuTo avoid the ‘hall of mirrors’ effect Remote connectionsTo connect using your Web browser To connect using the VNC viewerRemote connection by VNC viewer Remote connection by Web browserWhen using the viewer window Using the viewer windowMenu bar Mouse pointers ConfigureFor the VNC viewer, the local cursor is a dot To select a hostPower control Access mode shared/privateAuto calibrate Re-synchronise mouseControls Single Mouse ModeMouse Control Resync MouseVideo Settings When entering codesKeyboard Control InfoSettings for all items AdjustedWhen the screen contains only host system information Increased by 50% when a slow link is detectedTo remotely transfer files to a host computer Virtual MediaDownloading VNC viewer from the Lindy KVM IP Connecting via dial up modem or Isdn linkIf you need to enter a port number Supported web browsers Viewer encryption settingsWindows LinuxGetting assistance TroubleshootingTo access the local configuration menus Appendix 1 Local configuration menusSelect the ‘Configuration’ option to display Select the required optionUnit configuration Network configuration Modem configuration This option allows you to completely reset the Lindy KVM IP Reset configurationTo reset the Lindy KVM IP configuration What is IP access control? Clear IP access controlTo clear IP access control Colour/Encoding Appendix 2 VNC viewer connection optionsAuto select Preferred encodingDisable all inputs view-only mode Enable all inputsInputs CustomiseMisc ScalingDefaults Save Defaults ReloadIdentities Load / SaveAppendix 3 VNC viewer window options Encoding and colour level Appendix 4 Browser viewer optionsSecurity To access the remote configuration menus Appendix 5 Remote configuration menusMain configuration menu Logged on users Click the required optionUser accounts Hardware Version Screensaver TimeoutFirmware Version Host Keyboard LayoutAdvanced unit configuration Time & date configuration IP Network Mask IP Access ControlIP Gateway To define a new IP access control entry Setting IP access controlTo reorder access control entries To edit/remove access control entriesPower control port Serial port configurationModem port To create a new host entry Host configurationHotkey sequences and Port Direct Port/host addressing using Port DirectHotkey sequences Port DirectTo copy and paste the log Logging and statusSyslog Server IP Address For further details To get hereIP addresses Appendix 6 Addresses, masks and portsNet masks Answer YESOperation with net mask Net masks the binary explanationBinary equivalent Binary octet afterSingle locations Calculating the mask for IP access controlAll locations Address rangesPorts Security issues with portsRS232 serial mouse to PS/2 converter cable Appendix 7 Cable and connector specifications+5V 12VPermissible key presses Appendix 8 Hotkey sequence codesCreating macro sequences Appendix 9 Supported video modes Warranty Other products in the CPU Switch rangeSafety information General Public License LinuxEnd user licence agreement European EMC directive 89/336/EEC Radio Frequency EnergyFCC Compliance Statement United States Canadian Department of Communications RFI statementLINDY-Elektronik GmbH Germany France ItaliaItalia Email info@lindy.ch Index Video source settingConnections

Switch specifications

Lindy Switch is a pivotal innovation in the realm of audio-visual and data transmission technologies, designed to facilitate seamless switching between multiple signal sources. This device serves numerous applications, from broadcasting and live events to professional AV setups and corporate environments. One of its standout features is the ability to handle multiple input and output formats, enabling users to switch between HDMI, DisplayPort, USB, and more, depending on their specific needs.

The technology behind Lindy Switch is built to ensure high-definition signal integrity, with support for resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz. This makes it an ideal choice for environments that demand high-quality video output, such as home theaters and conference rooms. Furthermore, the device is engineered for low latency, ensuring that signal switching occurs in real-time without discernible lag, crucial for live performances and presentations.

Lindy Switch incorporates advanced features such as automatic switching, which detects the active input source and seamlessly transitions to it, making it user-friendly even for those who are not tech-savvy. Additionally, the device often includes remote control capabilities, allowing users to manage inputs from a distance, enhancing convenience in larger spaces.

Another characteristic that sets Lindy Switch apart is its robust build quality. Designed for reliability, it features durable connectors and housing, safeguarding against wear and tear from frequent use. This reliability extends to its compatibility with a wide range of operating systems and devices, including Windows, macOS, and various gaming consoles.

In summary, Lindy Switch exemplifies cutting-edge technology in signal management, boasting features such as high-definition support, low latency, automatic switching, and versatile compatibility. Its solid construction and user-friendly interface make it a vital tool for professionals and enthusiasts alike, ensuring optimal performance in diverse audio-visually demanding environments. Whether for a home cinema or a corporate setting, Lindy Switch meets the needs of modern users who rely on efficient and high-quality signal switching solutions.
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