StarTech.com SV1654DX4I, SV3254DX4I Using the Web Interface

Please note that you may notice a pattern of vertical bars brieﬂy

displayed during distance calibration; this is normal. As such, please

disregard.

Using the Web Interface

The Web interface offers the most intuitive way to conﬁgure the

SVxx54DX4I, as it provides a Java-based VNC client that can be used

to control the host computer from a remote location, as well as suppor t

for any industry-standard HTML Web browser.

You can access the Web interface by opening your Web browser

and entering the IP address of the SVxx54DX4I you wish to access/

conﬁgure. The IP address will be either the address assigned by your

DHCP server as identiﬁed in the previous section, or 192.168.1.123 (if

your network uses static IP addressing).

Using SVxx54DX4I’s web interface requires a browser, with cookies

and JavaScript enabled. To start the Java VNC client, login to the Web

conﬁguration interface and click on the thumbnail of the desktop on the

Home menu, or click on the Connect button, located in the Main Menu.

You may need to upgrade Java support in your browser; however, most

modern browsers come with a version of Java that is compatible with

this application. The Java VNC client makes a connection back to the

SVxx54DX4I unit over port 5900 (by default) or 15900 (if encrypted).

The encrypted connection is a standard SSL (Secure Socket Layer)

encrypted link that encrypts all data from the session, including the

actual video pictures.

<CTRL> <CTRL> <C> Cause auto calibration to restart

<CTRL><CTRL> <A> Go to A port

<CTRL> <CTRL> <B> Go to B port

To switch A/B connections at any time (even

if no KVM OSD is shown, or if current KVM is

powered down).