Lindy Kvm Ip Features - Front And Rear - Lindy Switch User Manual

LINDY KVM IP features - front and rear

Considering its capabilities, the LINDY KVM IP is supplied within a remarkably
compact casing. Measuring just 198mm x 120mm x 43mm, it occupies just half
of a single (1U) rack space and provides most of its connectors at the rear face.
The smart front face features the IP network port and the operation indicators.
IP
Access Switch Plus
Indicators
These six indicators clearly show the key aspects of operation:
• LOC Keyboard or mouse data are being received from the local console.
• REM Keyboard or mouse data are being received from a remote viewer.
• VNC Indicates that a remote viewer is connected and active.
• 00 Indicates the Ethernet network speed (10/100Mbs).
• LNK Network link and activity indication.
• PWR Power indicator.
IP network port
This intelligent Ethernet
port can automatically
sense whether it is
attached to a 10Mb or
100Mb network.
LOC REM VNC 100 LNK PWR
Modem port Configuration
Optionally use this switches
port to attach either Used for flash
a standard modem or upgrades and
an ISDN adapter. This total reset
feature provides an functions. They
alternative, direct-dial, are not required
remote link into the under normal
LINDY KVM IP. circumstances.
MODEM
INDOOR
USE ONLY
1 2
ON
A B 1 2
K / M DVI VGA
5V 2A 2A CFG KVMA CONSOLE
Dual power inputs KVMA console
Connect one or
Devices connected here allow you to
two power adapters perform the initial configuration of
here. When two the LINDY KVM IP. Additionally, you
units are connected, can use these to locally control the
load is shared connected computer(s).
between them.
Keyboards and mice can be either
USB or PS/2, the video monitor
can be DVI digital or analog (via a
converter plug) plus stereo speakers.
Power control port
Optionally use this port
to control one or more
power switches. These
allow the remote user to
take full control of the
host system(s).
POWER CONTROL
DVI VGA K / M V M
COMPUTER / KVMA SWITCH
Computer/KVMA Switch
Link these connectors to the keyboard
and mouse (USB or PS/2), DVI digital
or analog video and speaker ports of
the device to be remotely controlled,
either a single computer or a KVM
switch. The USB port on the right is
used by the Virtual Media feature to
allow remote file transfer, and can be
connected to a standard USB port.