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Power control port
The CPU IP provides a serial port for connection to one or more optional power
control units. This allows you to control the mains power being supplied to the
connected host(s) so that an authorised remote user can, if necessary, perform a
complete cold reboot on a failed host system.
The control connector of the first power switch is connected, via serial cable,
to the rear panel of the LINDY KVM IP. Any additional power switches are then
connected via a ‘daisy-chain’ arrangement to the first power switch. Each power
switch box is then given a unique address and access to each power port (4 or
8 ports on each power switch box) is gained using a combination of the switch
box address and the port number.
To connect and address the switch boxes
Note: The CPU IP can be powered on during this procedure, however, the switch
boxes should be switched off.
1 Mount up to four switch boxes in positions where they are close to the
computers that they will control and not too distant from the CPU IP
(preferably within 2.5 metres).
2 Use a serial cable with an RJ10 and a 9-pin D-type connector (see Appendix
7 for specification). Connect the RJ10 plug to the socket marked ‘IN’ on the
first switch box. Connect the other end to the socket marked ‘COM2’ on
the CPU IP.
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LOCREM VNC 100 LNK PWR
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Access Switch Plus
Power to computer
Box 2, port 6 - address: 26
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The power ports are connected to the power inputs of each computer and the
power switch box(es) are then connected to a mains power supply.
IMPORTANT: Power switching devices have a maximum current rating. It is
essential to ensure that the total current drawn by the equipment connected
to the power switching device does not exceed the current rating of the power
switching device. You must also ensure that the current drawn from any mains
socket does not exceed the current rating of the mains socket.
Setting up, configuring and using power switching requires three main steps:
• Connect and address the switch boxes
• Configure the power strings
• Operate remote power switching
3 For each of the remaining switch boxes (if used), use a serial cable with RJ10
connectors at both ends (see Appendix 7 for specification). Connect one
end to the socket marked ‘OUT’ of the previous box and the other end to
the socket marked ‘IN’ of the next box.
4 Set the addressing switches on each switch box using the micro switches
according to the switch box manual.
5 Connect IEC to IEC power leads between each port and the power input
socket of each computer that requires power switching. Carefully note to
which power ports, on which boxes, each computer is connected. If server
systems have multiple power inputs, then each input must be connected via
separate ports, which can be on the same, or different boxes.
6 Connect each box to a suitable mains power input.
Now proceed to the configuration stage covered in the Power switching
configuration section within the Configuration chapter.
- User Guide 1
- Contents 2
- Further information 3
- Introduction 4
- What’s in the box 6
- Installation 7
- Connections 8
- Host computer links: Video 9
- Host computer links: Audio 10
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- IP network port 13
- Modem/ISDN port 14
- Power supply connection 14
- Power control port 15
- > > > 16
- Encryption settings 18
- Restore Mouse 19
- Restore IntelliMouse 19
- Restore PS/2 Mouse 19
- Resetting the configuration 20
- Part 2 – Remote configuration 21
- LOCREM VNC 100 LNK PWR 22
- Power switching configuration 25
- Power control sequences 25
- \w\x\y\z 25
- The KVMADMIN utility 26
- Performing a flash upgrade 27
- Operation 28
- Remote connections 29
- Local connection (continued) 29
- Using the viewer window 31
- Host selection 32
- Access mode - shared/private 33
- Power control 33
- Auto calibrate 33
- Re-synchronise mouse 33
- Controls 34
- Viewer encryption settings 39
- Supported web browsers 39
- Unit configuration 42
- Network configuration 43
- Modem configuration 44
- Reset configuration 45
- Clear IP access control 46
- Colour/Encoding 47
- Identities 50
- Load / Save 50
- Encoding and colour level 52
- Security 52
- User accounts 54
- Advanced unit configuration 56
- Time & date configuration 57
- Setting IP access control 59
- Serial port configuration 60
- Host configuration 61
- Logging and status 63
- IP addresses 64
- Net masks 64
- Web server 67
- Permissible key presses 69
- Creating macro sequences 69
- Safety information 71
- Warranty 71
- End user licence agreement 72
- Radio Frequency Energy 73
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