Adder Technology 5000 manual Computer system via CAM, To connect a computer system

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Computer system (via CAM)

Each computer system is connected to the

LOCAL

GLOBAL

USER

USERS

AdderView CATxIP 5000 unit via a Computer

 

IP

Access Module (CAM) and standard category 5,

 

 

 

5e or 6 cabling. CAMs are available in various

POWER

 

formats to suit differing computer system types

IN

 

 

 

and their particular connector styles.

CAM

 

 

 

Each CAM uses Adder Keep Alive technology

COMPUTER

POWER

to ensure that the keyboard and mouse inputs

SYSTEM

SWITCH

 

 

to the computer remain active, even when

the particular channel is not selected. This action ensures that there are no connection delays or problems as the port is selected.

To connect a computer system

1Ensure that power is disconnected from the AdderView CATxIP 5000 unit and the system to be connected.

2Locate the required CAM (there are three types available) and attach its video, keyboard and mouse (PS/2-style, USB or Sun) to the relevant sockets on the computer system.

A range of different

USB keyboard/mouse

Sun keyboard/mouse

connector combinations

4Attach the connector of the cable run to the socket of the CAM.

Green indicator - power present

Yellow indicator - signal activity

Computer

Access

Module

 

Note: CAMs derive power from the

Category 5, 5e or 6

computer system via either the PS/2-style

cable to AdderView

keyboard connector, USB or SUN connector.

CATxIP 5000

 

5At the other end of the cable run, attach the cable connector to one of the sockets labelled COMPUTER CONNECTIONS on the rear panel of the AdderView CATxIP 5000 unit.

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are made available

PS/2-style mouse

across the five CAM

PS/2-style keyboard

formats

 

 

Video

3Lay a suitable length of category 5, 5e or 6 cabling between the computer system and the AdderView CATxIP 5000 unit. The maximum length of the cable is 10 m (32 feet).

AdderView CATxIP

5000 rear panel

Note: Each CAM is specifically shaped so that it can be secured using a cable tie around its middle. In this way, two CAMs can also be neatly joined together, back-to-back.

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Category 5, 5e or 6

cable from CAM

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Contents AdderView CATxIP Contents Further information Index Many computers CAM formatsCascade installations Creating larger installationsEnterprise installations AdderView CATxIP 5000 features front and rear What you may additionally need What’s in the box  Single unit rack brackets MountingDouble unit rack brackets    ConnectionsTo connect the local user port Local userAdderView CATxIP Rear panel From video monitor From USB keyboard and mouseTo connect the IP network port for global users Global users IP network portAdderView CATxIP Front panel To connect a computer system Computer system via CAMTo connect the power supply Power in connectionOutput lead from Power adapter To connect and address the switch boxes Power control portSwitch Multiple video head connections Host computer port/channel Remote switching controlCable from serial Control device Overall initial configuration ConfigurationInitial configuration Menu layout Main menuHotkeys SecurityTo enable general security General security and configuration stepsTo set an Admin password Registering users and host computersTo clear a password and restore factory default settings What to do if the Admin password has been forgottenWhat is IP access control? Clearing IP access controlTo clear IP access control To configure the unit from a global user location Full configuration by global userAdderView CATxIP 5000 encryption settings Encryption settingsViewer encryption settings Positioning AdderView CATxIP 5000 in the network Networking issuesPlacing AdderView CATxIP 5000 behind a router or firewall Port settingsAddressing Firewall/router addressDNS addressing To discover a DHCP-allocated IP addressEnsuring sufficient security Placing AdderView CATxIP 5000 alongside the firewallPorts Power control sequences Power switching configurationTo configure the power sequences for each host computer To control two or more ports simultaneouslyTo upgrade AdderView CATxIP 5000 models Recovering from a failed upgradeTo invoke backup/recovery mode Upgrading AdderView CATxIP 5000 modelsFront panel indicators Accessing the AdderView CATxIPSelecting a computer Local user accessWhen choosing To select a computer using the Select Host menuStandard hotkeys Select Host menu here you can select computers by nameLogging in and out Show All UsersConfirmation status box To enable/disable the confirmation boxUser preferences and functions Orange dot indicators in the Select Host menu What will I see when I first login? Global user accessHow do multiple users coexist? To access via the VNC viewer Global user access via VNC viewerTo download the VNC viewer Options buttonTo access via your web browser Global user access via web browserWhen using the viewer window Using the viewer windowMenu bar Mouse pointers ConfigureHost selection To select a hostPower switching Access mode shared/privateAuto calibrate Re-synchronise mouseControls When entering codes Enable Sun TranslationVideo Settings Keyboard ControlIncreased by 50% when a slow link is detected Using automatic configurationsSetting the Threshold manually Screen contains only host system informationShow All Users Advanced Video SettingsCustom Video Modes Reduced BlankingVNC hotkey selection If you need to enter a port number Viewer encryption settingsSupported web browsers When logging on using VNC viewer, I cannot enter a username TroubleshootingGetting assistance US +1 888 275To access the local setup menus Appendix 1 Local setup menusRestore Standard Mouse Power ControlRestore Intellimouse FunctionsSettings Disabled, Enabled Settings Blank, Moving LogoUser Preferences Screen SaverUser Timeout Mouse SwitchingGlobal Preferences OSD Dwell TimeLogon Security Setup OptionsAuto Logout IP admin password, encryption settings, etc ConfigurationCompletely resets the AdderView CATxIP 5000 unit IP address, net mask, VNC port, etcUnit Configuration Network Configuration Settings Power Control, Sync Units Serial ConfigurationSettings 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 Options PortTo reset the AdderView CATxIP 5000 configuration Reset ConfigurationTo access the remote configuration pages Appendix 2 Configuration pages via viewerMain configuration Logged on users User accounts Unit configuration Advanced unit configuration Time & date configuration IP Access Control Network configurationIP Network Mask IP GatewayTo define a new IP access control entry Setting IP access controlTo reorder access control entries To edit/remove access control entriesOptions Port Use Serial port configurationBaud Rate Erase Host Configuration Host configurationAdd entry for unrecognised host SortTo copy and paste the log Logging and statusSyslog Server IP Address For further details To get hereLdap configuration Colour/Encoding Appendix 3 VNC viewer connection optionsAuto select Preferred encodingDisable all inputs view-only mode Enable all inputsInputs CustomiseMisc No Scaling ScalingScale to Window Size Custom SizeDefaults Save Defaults ReloadIdentities Load / SaveAppendix 4 VNC viewer window options Encoding and colour level Appendix 5 Browser viewer optionsSecurity IP addresses Appendix 6 Addresses, masks and portsNet masks Operation 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 portsSee also Appendix 7 Cascading multiple unitsCascade tree Tips for successful cascading Connecting units in cascadeTo connect units in cascade Addressing computers in a cascade Using cascaded computersAdderView CATxIP 5000 to power switch cable Appendix 8 Cable and connector specificationsPower switch to power switch daisy chain cable Multi-head synchronisation cablePermissible key presses Appendix 9 Hotkey sequence codesCreating macro sequences Appendix 10 Supported video modes Safety information WarrantyGeneral Public License Linux End user licence agreement European EMC directive 89/336/EEC Radio Frequency EnergyFCC Compliance Statement United States Canadian Department of Communications RFI statementHoe Huat Industrial Building Index Options port Upgrade failure Connection Baud rate