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Minicom Advanced Systems Smart IP Extender The maximum number of custom video resolutions is

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The maximum number of custom video resolutions is 4.

SMART IP EXTENDER

Click Add Custom Video Modes. The Custom Video Modes window appears, see Figure 22.

Note! This option may affect the correct video transmission and is for advanced users only.

The maximum number of custom video resolutions is 4.

Figure 22 Custom Video Modes window

Custom Modes Handling – switch custom modes off, or use in addition to the standard video resolutions, or use exclusively - Only. With Only you can force a special video mode for IP Extender.

To change the parameters for a mode, choose the number and press Update. X Resolution - Visible number of horizontal pixels.

Y Resolution - Visible number of vertical pixels. Horizontal Frequency (Hz) - Horizontal (line) frequency. Vertical Frequency (Hz) - The vertical (refresh) frequency.

Total horizontal pixels - The total amount of pixels per line, including non-visible and blank areas.

Polarity - The polarity (positive/negative) of the synchronization signals. V means vertical, H means horizontal.

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Minicom Advanced Systems Smart IP Extender manual The maximum number of custom video resolutions is

Contents

North American HQ Smart IP Extender User GuideInternational HQ European HQTable of Contents SMART IP EXTENDERUSER GUIDE Frequently Asked Questions Access via TelnetTelnet server commands Appendix D Technical specificationsTechnical precautions 1. WelcomeTrademarks 2. Introduction Figure 1 IP Extender usage scenario3. Features of IP Extender 4. Remote power management6. The IP Extender cables 5. System components7. IP Extender front panel Function 8. The IP Extender rear panel portsSerial 1 port Serial 2 port 9. Pre-installation instructions10. Connecting the IP Extender to the host computer/KVM switch EthernetUSER GUIDE Figure 6 IP Extender connections to a KVM switchKVM switch Figure 5 IP Extender connections to a computer12. Connecting the IPMI option 11. Connecting the Power management optionshttp//developer.intel.com/design/servers/ipmi/tools.htm 17. Switching on 13. Connecting the External Reset/Power Option14. Connecting to Ethernet 15. 10 Mbps Connection19. Configuration via DHCP server 18. Configuring the system20. Configuration via local console 5. Click OK. The Hyperterminal appears. See Figure 4. Set the port settings to the following values Bits/secondData bits Parity - None Stop bits Flow Control - None USER GUIDEIP Extender mouse setting 21. Mouse, Keyboard and Video configurationHost system mouse settings 22. IP Extender Video Modes 23. Operating the IP Extender system24. Logging in Figure 11 The Login screen25. Timeout 26. The Work area28. Keyboard layout 27. Remote ConsoleFigure 13 The remote console 29. The Control buttons /toolbar icons 30. The Chat window 31. The Video settings 34. Mouse synchronization limitations 32. Video Settings access33. Mouse synchronization 2. Choose Options / Mouse Handling / Intelligent Sync36. Remote Console Settings 35. Single mouse modeVarious Remote Console Options Remote Console Type38. Status via IPMI 37. Telnet Console39. Event Log via IPMI 40. Power Control External power41. Keyboard & Mouse Settings Direct 1n mouse mode Targeted KVM portAutomatic speed detection Active Port 42. KVM SettingsDefault configuration Number of Ports43. KVM Port Settings 46. Noise filter 44. Video Settings45. Enable local video port 47. Video quality/speedThe maximum number of custom video resolutions is 50. Existing user 53. Password / Confirm password49. User/Group Management 51. New user name56. Existing groups 54. Email address /Mobile number55. Group membership/Member of/Not Member of 57. New group name63. Create group button 61. Copy User62. Group Management 64. Delete Group buttonTo change access rights 68. Network Settings Subnet mask IP auto configurationIP address Gateway IP addressRemote Console & HTTPS port 69. Dynamic DNSDisable Setup Protocol HTTP portTo enable the Dynamic DNS Serial line speed 70. Modem SettingsEnable modem on RS Modem Init String71. Serial Port Settings Serial PortFigure 29 External Power Option for Serial port 1 window External Power Optionexternal power switch option Serial Port72. Security Settings SSL settingsSSL Certificate Management Telnet Settings IP Access ControlAnti Brute Force Settings 73. SNMP Settings You can change the following parameters 75. IPMI Settings 74. The IP Extender SNMP MIB76. LDAP Settings 77. Maintenance 78. Updating firmware79. Direct SmartIP Links The icons are color coded as follows 80. Data file for support 81. Include/modify custom HTML code82. Access via Telnet 83. Telnet server commandsFrequently Asked Questions Glossary of terms Resolution Appendix A IP Extender Video modesRefresh rates Hz Key code Appendix B Key codesAlternative Key code Key codeAlternative AlternativeVGA HD-15 Appendix C Pin assignmentsRJ 45 Connector Ethernet AssignmentAssignment Serial SUB-D 9 ConnectorSerial SUB-D 9 Connector AssignmentAppendix D Technical specifications SMART IP EXTENDERUSER GUIDE SMART IP EXTENDER