LINDY CPU IP Access Switch User Manual 56 The Administrator Utility Problem Solution
The default CPU IP ACCESS
SWITCH IP address is determined
by DHCP. My network uses fixed
IP addresses. How can I access
the CPU IP ACCESS SWITCH to
give it a fixed IP address?
1. When the CPU IP ACCESS SWITCH starts, if it doesn’t find
a DHCP environment after 30 seconds, it automatically sets its
IP address to 192.168.0.60. Connect to it at that address, and
change its Network settings to a fixed IP address.
2. You can use the ARP function to assign a fixed IP address to
the CPU IP ACCESS SWITCH. See p. 15 for details.
Forgot/Corrupt Password
Turn off the power; short jumper labelled Password Default on
the CPU IP ACCESS SWITCH’s mainboard; turn on the power
and wait for all the LEDs to blink; turn off the power and open
the Password Default jumper; start the CPU IP ACCESS
SWITCH up.
Problem Solution
Remote mouse pointer is out of
step.
1. Use the AutoSync feature (see Video Adjustment, p. 37), to
synch the local and remote monitors.
2. If that doesn’t resolve the problem, use the Adjust Mouse
feature (see Mouse Movement, p. 35) to bring them back in step.
Part of remote window
is off my monitor.
If Keep Screen Size (see p. 32) is not enabled, use the
AutoSync feature (see Video Adjustment, p. 37), to synch the
local and remote monitors. If it is enabled, see the discussion
under Config on p. 32.
The remote screen
display is rotated 90° Enable Keep Screen Size. See the discussion under Config on p.
32 for details
I can’t run Net Meeting
when the Windows
Client is running.
Enable Keep Screen Size. See the discussion under Config on p.
32 for details.