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User Manual P16-IP KVM SwitchLINDY No EnglishAbout this manual Contents Product FeaturesPackage Contents Optional Cables and Accessories not includedIntroducing the P16-IP Section1.1 About the P16-IP SectionIntroducing the P16-IP Remote & local control of multiple computersIntroducing the P16-IP 1.2 Product FeaturesSection 1.3 Package Contents 1.4 Cables and Accessories not includedSection Introducing the P16-IPHardware Installation Section2.1 Product Information & Connection Guide Hardware InstallationMake your connections to the switch as detailed below Section2.2 Rackmount Installation 2.3 Connecting an External Power Switch optionHardware Installation Section2.4 Cascading / Daisy Chaining of multiple KVM Switches Hardware InstallationStep 4 - Resetting the Switches SectionKVM Switch Operation Section3.1 KVM Switch Operation Password SecurityHot Plug Support KVM Switch OperationComputer / Port Selection Port LED Display3.1.5 Front panel push button selection KVM Switch Operation3.2 Keyboard Hotkey Selection KVM Switch OperationDirect Port Selection / Keyboard Hot Key Commands KVM Switch/Bank SelectionKVM Switch Operation Beeper Function Enables and Disables beep during Auto ScanSection Auto Scan mode3.3 On Screen Display Menu OSD Port Selection KVM Switch OperationROM REFLASH SectionOSD 10 SEC. CHANGE PASSWORD CHANGE PASSWORDSCAN 10 SEC CONSOLE ON/OFFESC QUIT ENTER KVM Switch OperationESC QUIT ENTER ESC QUIT ENTERIP Access Configuration Operation Section4.1 Configuration Initial Configuration via a DHCP ServerInitial Configuration via a Serial Console IP Access Configuration & Operation4.2 P16-IP Setup Tool MAC Address DetectionIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionAuthentication IP Auto ConfigurationIP Access Configuration & Operation Super user login4.3 Keyboard, Mouse and Video Configuration P16-IP Keyboard SettingsRemote Mouse Settings IP Access Configuration & OperationHost System Mouse Settings Single and Double Mouse ModeIP Access Configuration & Operation Windows XP Mouse SettingsRecommended Mouse Settings Video ModesIP Access Configuration & Operation Section4.4 Usage PrerequisitesIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionLogin to the P16-IP 4.5 Logging InIP Access Configuration & Operation Login name4.6 Navigation IP Access Configuration & OperationAccess the Remote Console SectionRemote Console Main Window IP Access Configuration & OperationSection WindowRemote Console Control Bar IP Access Configuration & OperationAuto Adjust button SectionSection 4IP Access Configuration & Operation Exclusive AccessVideo Settings Video Settings in the KVM section in the front end menuIP Access Configuration & Operation Video Settings through the remote consolePhase Reset this ModeIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionUndo Changes Soft KeyboardRemote Console Status Line IP Access Configuration & OperationSection Status line4.7.1 Remote Control 4.7 Menu OptionsKVM Console IP Access Configuration & OperationTelnet Console IP Access Configuration & OperationSection telnetIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionHelp Quit4.7.2 Virtual Media Floppy DiskIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionWindows Uploading a Floppy ImageCreate a CD-ROM/ISO Image IP Access Configuration & OperationSection UNIX and UNIX-like OSIP Access Configuration & Operation Your user name, the default is superPassword Your password, the default is passIP Access Configuration & Operation Section7. You will see the dialog below detailing the active image SAMBASection Drive RedirectionIP Access Configuration & Operation Section IP Access Configuration & Operation2. Click on the Search for new devices icon - The P16-IP will be detected as an Unconfigured device and its MAC address will be displayed in the left panel. Double click on the MAC address to launch the Device Configuration Wizard Section OptionsIP Access Configuration & Operation Change Password 4.7.3 User ManagementIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionUsers And Groups IP Access Configuration & OperationPassword Confirm password4.7.4 KVM Settings User ConsoleIP Access Configuration & Operation Pre-configuredIP Access Configuration & Operation Default Java-VMSection ManuallyIP Access Configuration & Operation Miscellaneous Remote Console SettingsSection Sun Microsystems Java Browser PluginKeyboard/Mouse IP Access Configuration & OperationSection Host InterfaceVideo IP Access Configuration & OperationMiscellaneous Video Settings Section4.7.5 Device Settings NetworkIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionIP Access Configuration & Operation IP auto configurationEnable Telnet access called Telnet Console on page Disable Setup ProtocolSection Dynamic DNSIP Access Configuration & Operation IP Access Configuration & Operation Enable Dynamic DNSPassword SectionSecurity IP Access Configuration & OperationSection Force HTTPSSection CertificateIP Access Configuration & Operation IP Access Configuration & Operation Challenge PasswordSection Common nameIP Access Configuration & Operation Confirm Challenge PasswordSection EmailSerial Port IP Access Configuration & OperationConfiguration or console login SectionIP Access Configuration & Operation Passthrough access to serial port via TelnetSection Modem Init StringSection Date And TimeIP Access Configuration & Operation Event Log IP Access Configuration & OperationList logging enabled NFS Logging enabledIP Access Configuration & Operation SMTP Logging enabledSNMP Logging enabled Section4.7.6 Maintenance Device InformationIP Access Configuration & Operation SectionUpdate Firmware IP Access Configuration & OperationEvent Log SectionTools Internet Options General Delete Files IP Access Configuration & OperationSection Section Unit ResetIP Access Configuration & Operation Troubleshooting TroubleshootingKVM Switch Troubleshooting 4. The computer boots up fine, but the keyboard doesn’t workIP Access Troubleshooting Troubleshooting4. Login on P16-IP switch fails 8. In the browser the P16-IP switch pages are inconsistentTechnical Information Key CodesTechnical Information Video Modes Resolution x, yTechnical Information Refresh Rates HzCertifications, Recycling Information United KingdomMore details can be obtained from your national WEEE recycling agency Germany / DeutschlandCE Statement FCC StatementCertifications, Recycling Information LINDY ELECTRONICS LIMITED & LINDY-ELEKTRONIK GMBH - FIRST EDITION Nov