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Global Preferences (continued)

OSD Dwell Time

Settings: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 SECONDS

After.a.successful.computer.channel.change.the.AdderView.CATx.will.display.

a.conﬁrmation.message.for.a.few.seconds..The.length.of.time.that.this.

conﬁrmation.message.dwells.on.the.screen.may.be.changed.

User Timeout

Settings: 1, 2, 5, 10, 30 SECONDS, 1, 5, 10 MINUTES

When.two.users.are.connected.to.the.same.computer.only.one.can.have.access.

at.any.one.time..When.no.keyboard.or.mouse.data.has.been.received.from.the.

active.user.port.for.the.user.timeout.period,.the.AdderView.CATx.will.allow.

other.users.to.access.the.computer..The.new.port.then.becomes.the.active.port.

until.it.too.times.out..To.avoid.confusion.between.users.it.is.desirable.to.set.

the.timeout.period.to.be.sufﬁciently.long.so.that.user’s.work.is.not.needlessly.

interrupted.by.other.users.and.sufﬁciently.short.to.ensure.good.overall.system.

efﬁciency..The.user.timeout.value.also.controls.the.timeout.between.the.local.

port.and.remote.(extended).user.port.1.

RS232 Mouse Type

Settings: INTELLIMOUSE, 2 BUTTON, 3 BUTTON

This.setting.controls.the.type.of.RS232.mouse.that.the.AdderView.CATx.reports.

to.computers..All.the.necessary.conversions.are.dealt.with.automatically.by.the.

AdderView.CATx..The.IntelliMouse.setting.sends.four.byte.mouse.reports.to.the.

computers.and.is.therefore.very.slightly.more.sluggish.than.the.others.that.send.

three.byte.mouse.reports..RS232.mice.are.almost.always.more.sluggish.than.

PS/2.types.because.the.data.rate.is.much.slower.

Mouse Type

Settings: LOGITECH, MICROSOFT

This.setting.determines.how.the.mouse.type.is.reported.to.each.connected.PC..

Some.Logitech.mouse.drivers.are.unable.to.handle.the.more.advanced.features.

of.Microsoft.Intellimouse.Explorer.type.mice,.so.the.LOGITECH.setting.here.

reports.a.more.basic.mouse.type.

Contents

Main Contents Introduction Installation Conguration Operation Further information Index Introduction X100X200X200 Power switch IP network/ Internet X100 AdderView CATx features - front and rear Whats in the box What you may additionally need . Installation Mounting Rack brackets Connections Local user Remote user (via X100/X200 extender) Global user (IP network port) Computer system (via CAM) Modem/ISDN port Power in connection Power control port Cascading multiple units How cascade connections operate CA02 B01 Addressing computers in a cascade Connecting AdderView CATx units in cascade Using cascaded computers Testing specic links to cascaded computers Multiple video head connections Remote switching control Conguration Overall initial conguration Conguration menus Conguration menus layout General security and conguration steps Registering users (edit user list) Registering computers (edit computer list) Video compensation Computer video compensation Remote user video compensation Remote user skew adjustment Page Autoscanning Saving and restoring conguration settings Preparations for conguration save/load User names (will.be.blank.for.AdderView. CATx.IP.models) Passwords for each user (will.be.blank.for.AdderView. CATx.IP.models) Computer names and access details Computers. [Main ] 00000001 ,1 , ,1 ,1 , , , , , , , , , , , , Computer name Computer port number What to do if the ADMIN password has been forgotten Hot plugging and mouse restoration Which restore setting do I use? 38 Initial IP conguration . See.Congure IP port.for.details. 1 2 3 IP conguration by global user Encryption settings Networking issues Positioning AdderView CATx IP in the network 42 Placing AdderView CATx IP behind a router or rewall http://192.168.47.10 : 8000 192.168.47.10::11590 Page Placing AdderView CATx IP alongside the rewall Power switching conguration Power control sequences Pxy=z\0D. The KVMADMIN utility Performing upgrades Upgrading AdderView CATx models and CAMs Page Upgrading AdderView CATx IP models Operation The front panel controls AdderView CATx IP models AdderView CATx models Accessing the AdderView CATx Local and remote user access Page Page Logging in and out Selecting cascaded computers The conrmation box UserName: Password: Port1login Esc-ScrSave The reminder banner Routing status Power switching (via conguration menu) User preferences and functions Global user access 58 Global user access via VNC viewer v.w.x.y Downloading VNC viewer from the AdderView CATx IP 59 Global user access via web browser http://v.w.x.y Using the viewer window The menu bar When using the viewer window Host selection Congure Mouse pointers Access mode - shared/private Power switching (via viewer) Auto calibrate Re-synchronise mouse Controls Page Page If you need to enter a port number Access via dial up (modem or ISDN) link Viewer encryption settings Supported web browsers Further information Getting assistance Troubleshooting Appendix 1 Conguration menus Functions User Preferences Global Preferences Global Preferences (continued) Setup Options ALLOWED ENABLED AutomaticLogout: AddComputers: DISABLED AUTO Setup Options (continued) Advanced Options AdvancedOptions DDCOptions PowerControl SetupOptions2 USBCountryCode Enter-Select F1-More menus Esc-Quit FirmwareVersion3.03 USBCountryCode Country Code AUTO Default Country 32 Congure IP port Unit Conguration Network Conguration Modem Conguration Clearing IP access control Reset Conguration Appendix 2 - Conguration pages via viewer User accounts Unit conguration Advanced unit conguration Time & date conguration Network conguration Setting IP access control Serial port conguration Modem port Power control port Host conguration Adder Port Direct Logging and status Appendix 3 - VNC viewer connection options Colour/Encoding Inputs Scaling Misc Identities Load / Save Appendix 4 - VNC viewer window options Appendix 5 - Browser viewer options Encoding and colour level Inputs Security Misc Appendix 6 Addresses, masks and ports IP addresses 192.168.142.154 Net masks Page Calculating the mask for IP access control Ports Security issues with ports Appendix 7 Cable and connector specications RS232 serial mouse to PS/2 converter cable Power switch to power switch daisy chain cable AdderView CATx to power switch cable RS232 serial ash upgrade cable Multi-head synchronisation cable Appendix 8 Hotkey sequence codes Permissible key presses Main control keys Math operand keys Central control keys Appendix 9 Supported video modes Safety information Warranty General Public License (Linux) End user licence agreement Radio Frequency Energy European EMC directive 89/336/EEC FCC Compliance Statement (United States) Canadian Department of Communications RFI statement Page Index