Lindy MC5-IP manual Configuration mode and permanently save all settings

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Capsk Loc
Numk Loc
4 Press the and keys to retard or advance the timing of the selected colour channel respectively. On screen you will see a change in the position of the selected colour crosses (or colour bars) in relation to the other two.
Restore default skew
settings
Advance colour timing
Numk Loc
Capsk Loc
Numk Loc
Capsk Loc
As appropriate, press either the R, G or B keyboard keys to select the appropriate colour channel. Corresponding keyboard indicators will flash rapidly to show which channel is currently selected for adjustment:
Num Lock for Red, Caps Lock for Green and Scroll Lock for Blue.

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l Scrolk Loc

l Scrolk Loc

l Scrolk Loc

Exit image controls and save settings

Retard colour timing

5 When the selected colour crosses (or colour bars) are correctly positioned, press to exit that colour channel. The keyboard indicators will return to flashing in sequence.

6If required, repeat steps 3 to 5 to select and adjust any colour channel until the vertical lines of the red, green and blue crosses are all aligned.

7 When all colours are correctly aligned on all video channels, press

to exit

configuration mode and permanently save all settings.

 

Note: Once you have made the skew adjustments, it may be necessary to re-adjust the image controls to attain optimum screen images.

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Contents MC5-IP KVM Switch Contents Further information Index Local user One user can be connected directly to the MC5  Many computers CAM formatsMC5 features front and rear IndicatorsPower control port Upgrade port Modem port IP models only Front panel buttonsWhat’s in the box What you may additionally need SwitcMounting Rack bracketsConnections   MC5 rear panel Local userTo connect the local user port To connect a remote user Remote user via User StationCable lengths for remote user locations IP network link Global user IP network portTo connect the Global user IP network port Category 5, 5e or Cable from CAM Access ModuleTo connect a computer system MC5 rear panel Cable from modem Or Isdn adapter Modem/ISDN portTo connect a modem or Isdn adapter Output lead from Power adapter Power in connectionTo connect the power supply Power control port To connect and address the switch boxesCascade tree Cascading multiple unitsSee also How cascade connections operate Addressing computers in a cascade 43 41To connect units in cascade Connecting MC5 units in cascadeTips for successful cascading To test a specific link Using cascaded computersTesting specific links to cascaded computers Multiple video head connections Slave MC5Master MC5 Slave monitor Master monitorConfiguration Overall initial configurationConfiguration menus To access the configuration menu local and remote usersTo access the configuration menu global users HotkeysGeneral security and configuration steps Configuration menus layoutTo enable general security To set an Admin passwordAccess to all computers Press Access to no computers Press Registering users edit user listTo create/edit user accounts Cross markers indicate whichTo create/edit computer entries Tips when creating/editing computer entriesRegistering computers edit computer list See Remote user skew adjustment for details Video compensationComputer video compensation To apply computer video compensationCompensation will not be applied Currently selected cable lengthRemote user video compensation To display a suitable high contrast imageTo apply remote user video compensation If the image controls cannot provide a crisp imageRemote user skew adjustment To use skew adjustmentUsing the supplied skew pattern Creating a skew test patternConfiguration mode and permanently save all settings To select an autoscan mode AutoscanningTo select an autoscan period To define an autoscan listSaving and restoring configuration settings Preparations for configuration save/loadTo reset the MC5-IP models What to do if the Admin password has been forgottenTo reset MC5 models Which restore setting do I use? To restore mouse operation when hot pluggingHot plugging and mouse restoration Recognising an IntelliMouse-style mouseTo configure IP-specific settings Initial IP configurationTo use the initial IP-configuration sequence IP configuration by global user To configure IP details from a global user locationViewer encryption settings Encryption settingsMC5-IP encryption settings    Networking issuesPositioning the MC5-IP in the network Port settings Placing the MC5-IP behind a router or firewallAddressing Firewall/router addressTo discover a DHCP-allocated IP address DNS addressingPorts Placing the MC5-IP alongside the firewallEnsuring sufficient security Power switching configuration Power control sequencesTo configure the power sequences for each host computer To control two or more ports simultaneouslyKvmadmin utility Kvmadmin command ip address parametersKvmadmin -getconfig kvm1.cfg Kvmadmin -setusers users.csvPerforming upgrades Items required to use the upgrade utilityUpgrading MC5 models and CAMs To use the KVM Firmware Uploader utilitySelect the items to be upgraded Select the upgrade file to be usedWhere Vxxx is the upgrade file version number Commence the upgradeTo upgrade MC5-IP models Upgrading MC5-IP modelsAccessing the MC5 Front panel controlsMC5 models MC5-IP modelsLocal and remote user access To gain access as a local or remote userTo select a computer using the front panel controls Selecting a computerTo select a computer using hotkeys Standard hotkeysAbove or for even longer cascaded computers Keep Pressed down until all other Numbers have been enteredTo select a computer using mouse buttons Advanced method To select a computer using the on-screen menuTo select a computer using mouse buttons Confirmation box Logging in and outSelecting cascaded computers To change banner colours or disable the banner To use the Routing status featureReminder banner Routing statusUser preferences and functions Power switching via configuration menuTo switch a computer on or off Global user access Global user access via VNC viewer To access via the VNC viewerTo download the VNC viewer 1 Open your Web browser Enter the MC5 address here and click OKGlobal user access via web browser To access via your web browserMenu bar Using the viewer windowWhen using the viewer window To select a host ConfigureMouse pointers Access mode shared/private Power switching via viewerAuto calibrate Re-synchronise mouseSingle Mouse Mode ControlsMouse Control Resync MouseKVM switch menu When entering codesVideo Settings Keyboard Control InfoUsing automatic configurations Increased by 50% when a slow link is detectedDetect such noise and adjust the threshold accordingly Setting the Threshold manuallyAccess via dial up modem or Isdn link If you need to enter a port numberTo initiate a dial up link To enter a port number in a Web browserViewer encryption settings Supported web browsersWindows LinuxTroubleshooting Getting assistanceAppendix 1 Configuration menus To access the configuration menusFunctions User Preferences Mouse Switching Autoscan ModeGlobal Preferences Screen SaverUser Timeout OSD Dwell TimeRS232 Mouse Type Mouse TypeSetup Options Keypads ControlsLanguage Exclusive UseAutomatic Logout DDC Source Settings AUTO, LOCAL, Default DDC Refresh Settings AT START, DisabledAdvanced Options DDC OptionsConfigure IP port Unit ConfigurationUnit Name Time and DateNetwork Configuration Modem Configuration Reset ConfigurationTo clear IP access control Clearing IP access controlWhat is IP access control? Main configuration Logged on users Appendix 2 Configuration pages via viewerTo access the remote configuration pages User accounts Unit configuration Admin PasswordHardware Version Firmware VersionAdvanced unit configuration Time & date configuration Network configuration IP Access ControlMAC address IP Network MaskSetting IP access control To define a new IP access control entryTo reorder access control entries To edit/remove access control entriesModem port Serial port configurationPower control port Host configuration Erase Host ConfigurationAdd entry for unrecognised host To create a new host entryExamples Port/host addressing using Port DirectPort Direct Logging and status To copy and paste the logSyslog Server IP Address For further details To get hereClick here to access the options Colour/EncodingAuto select Preferred encodingEnable all inputs Disable all inputs view-only modeInputs CustomiseScaling MiscDefaults Reload Defaults SaveIdentities Load / SaveAppendix 4 VNC viewer window options Security Appendix 5 Browser viewer optionsEncoding and colour level Net masks Appendix 6 Addresses, masks and portsIP addresses Net masks the binary explanation Inside a bit-wise and functionBinary equivalent Binary octet afterCalculating the mask for IP access control Single locationsAll locations Address rangesRouter/firewall address Security issues with portsPorts Power switch to power switch daisy chain cable RS232 serial flash upgrade cable6pin mini-DIN Female 9pin D-type FemaleMulti-head synchronisation cable SLAVE2 end 9pin D-type maleCreating macro sequences Appendix 8 Hotkey sequence codesPermissible key presses Appendix 9 Supported video modes Warranty Safety informationSafety considerations when using power switches with MC5 General Public License LinuxEnd user licence agreement FCC Compliance Statement United States Radio Frequency EnergyEuropean EMC directive 89/336/EEC USA Germany France ItaliaIndex 109 110

MC5-IP specifications

The Lindy MC5-IP is an innovative and versatile presentation switcher designed for a variety of audiovisual settings, making it ideal for professional environments such as conferences, classrooms, and event spaces. Its primary objective is to provide seamless connectivity and efficient management of multiple video sources, enhancing the overall user experience in presentations and broadcasts.

One of the standout features of the MC5-IP is its capability to handle multiple input formats. It supports HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA connections, allowing users to easily switch between various devices such as laptops, projectors, and media players. This flexibility promotes a smooth transition during presentations, minimizing downtime and interruptions.

The device is equipped with cutting-edge video processing technology, which ensures high-quality output at resolutions up to 4K. This high definition support is crucial in today’s digital landscape, as it provides crystal-clear images and vibrant colors, essential for impactful presentations. Furthermore, the MC5-IP employs advanced scaling technology that adjusts the output resolution to match the capabilities of the connected display, ensuring optimal visual quality.

Integration capabilities are another highlight of the MC5-IP. It can be easily integrated into existing AV systems and works seamlessly with popular control systems, such as Crestron and AMX. This compatibility allows for centralized control, making it easier for operators to manage video sources, adjust settings, and coordinate multiple displays without the need for complex setups.

In addition, the Lindy MC5-IP features an intuitive user interface that simplifies operation. The device can be controlled via a touch screen, remote control, or web-based application, providing users with convenient options to manage their presentations. The user-friendly design minimizes the learning curve, making it accessible for individuals who may not be tech-savvy.

The MC5-IP also prioritizes reliability and durability. It is built with high-quality components that ensure long-term performance, making it a dependable choice for frequently used environments. Finally, its compact form factor allows for easy transport and installation, catering to the dynamic needs of modern presentation scenarios.

In summary, the Lindy MC5-IP is a robust presentation switcher designed with professionalism in mind. Its versatility, high-resolution support, integration options, user-friendly interface, and durability make it an essential tool for anyone looking to enhance their AV presentations.
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