Security, Language, Hotkeys | Lindy 32351, 32352 specs

3.6.1 SECURITY

Accessed from menu: SETUP OPTIONS

Settings: DISABLED, ENABLED

With security disabled there is no requirement for users to login to the system. All users have full access to all the connected computers and full administration rights. With security enabled, users are required to login to the LINDY CPU Switch. Each user is allocated access rights to computers by the system administrator and they are only able to see the computers that they have access to on their on-screen menu.

3.6.2 LANGUAGE

Accessed from menu: SETUP OPTIONS

Settings: ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN

This option specifies the language that is used for the on-screen menu and the keyboard layout that is assumed for the keyboard. When the French option is selected the keyboard is assumed to have an AZERTY format. When the English and German options are selected the keyboard is assumed to have a QWERTY format. The new language settings are enabled when you quit from the SETUP OPTIONS menu. The language option only affects the way that the LINDY CPU Switch interprets the keyboard keys, it does not affect the way that the computers interpret the keyboard. It is advisable to avoid setting a language that you do not understand as all the menus will change to use the new language and you may have difficulty reselecting your original language.

3.6.3 HOTKEYS

Accessed from menu: SETUP OPTIONS

Settings: CRTL+ALT, CTRL+SHIFT, ALT+SHIFT, ALT GR, LEFT ALT+RIGHT ALT,

LEFT CTRL+LEFT ALT, RIGHT CTRL+RIGHT ALT, DISABLED

The keyboard hotkeys are special combinations of keys that, when used together with certain keyboard "command keys", perform special LINDY CPU Switch functions. For example, pressing the hotkeys together with the "M" key will cause the on-screen menu to be displayed on your monitor. Other hotkey combinations allow you to query which computer you are connected to and to move the on-screen

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Contents

Dual Junior Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use About this manualLanguages please check the Lindy website Warranty Safety information European EMC directive 89/336/EEC Radio Frequency Energy Contents Appendices Using the Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Introduction Lindy explainsWhat does KVM stand for? Key features and benefits Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior package contents Product information Page Flexible configuration InstallationWhat you will need For the computer connections you will need For the user port connections you will need Mounting the Lindy CPU Switch Connecting your devices Structuring your Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior installation Configuring your PCs Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use Page Page Maximising the video quality Re-enabling a disconnected PS/2 mouse Other useful installation information Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use Lindy extender requirements Connecting a Lindy extender Configuration summary Configuring the Lindy CPU Switch Dual JuniorDecide if you are going to use password security Create an Admin administration account password Set the required Setup Options and Global Preferences Enabling password securityCreate user accounts Add / edit names to identify your computers Setting an Admin password Creating and editing computer names Creating and editing user accountsTo create user accounts Follow a similar process to edit users Follow a similar process to edit computer names To create computer names Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use Page Possible cascade groups and their associated names Setting the Setup Options and Global Preferences Security LanguageHotkeys Exclusive USE Keypad Controls Mouse Switching Automatic LogoutScreen Saver To define the autoscan list Autoscan Mode Autoscan Period User TimeoutOSD Dwell Time 13 RS232 Mouse Type Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use Rear panel special function switches Using the Lindy CPU Switch Dual JuniorPower supply connections and indicators User display and key switch Computer display and key switch Selecting a computer using the front panel controls Activity indicators Logging on to the Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Keyboard hotkeys ‘HOTKEYs’ and ‘1 then 1’ selects channel ‘HOTKEYs’ and ‘1 then 0’ selects channel‘HOTKEYs’ and ‘1 then 2’ selects channel ‘HOTKEYs’ and ‘1 then 3’ selects channel Press bavrelease vpress Release vpress vrelease vba Press ba2 release 2ba Selecting computers using the mouse Press baM release Mba Selecting computers using the on-screen menu Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use Je or jf Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use Reminder banner Baw Setting the User Preferences OSD ColourReminder Banner Restore Standard Mouse Using the Functions menuRestore Intellimouse Reminder Colour Querying the routing status Cascading Lindy CPU Switches Press ba0release Press 1release Press 4release 4ba Resetting user port keyboards and mice What to do if you forget your Admin password Using the Lindy extender To save the menu names and configuration settings To edit the menu names and configuration settings Baud 19200, bits 8, stopbits 1, paritynone Switching channels by sending RS232 data Upgrading the Lindy CPU Switchs firmware Prepare your computers Connect your computer to the Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Power on the Lindy CPU Switch with the Upgrade switch on Power off the Lindy CPU Switch Dual JuniorRun the upgrade program LYDJNR.EXE 216V129.DAT Lydjnr Datfilename.DATLydjnr 216V129.DAT Important Note A2. Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior to PCs 1 to Appendix A. Cable and connector specificationsCable specification Cable specifications Recommended cables Part Code Description Appendix B. Problem Solving ProblemAction Lindy CPU Switch Dual Junior Installation and Use