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SmartView WorldUser Guide

 9Power supply connectionThe SmartView World is supplied with a single power supply and an ap

 10To connect and address the switch boxesNote: The SmartView World can be powered on during

 11Cascade connectionsThe SmartView World supports up to sixteen directly connected computer

 12How cascade connections operateThe method for cascading switching units is straightforward

 13Addressing computers in a cascadeThe addressing format used by the switches incorporates t

 144 Connect the plugs at the other end of the KVM cable set to the keyboard, video and mous

 15Slave SmartView WorldMaster SmartView WorldMaster monitorSlave monitorComputers tted with

 16HTCongurationAlmost all conguration and operational aspects of the SmartView World are c

 17KVM conguration menusThe KVM conguration menus allow you to determine many aspects of th

 18To enable KVM security1 Display the KVM conguration menu.2 Use to highlight ‘Setup Op

 1ContentsWelcomeIntroduction...

 19To create/edit computer names1 Display the KVM conguration menu. Note: You must be logge

 20To select an autoscan mode1 Display the KVM conguration menu. Note: You must be logged-i

 21To edit the KVM conguration settingsThe saved XPRODATA.CSV le can be opened using a spre

 22Hot plugging and mouse restorationIt is strongly recommended that you switch off a compute

 23Resetting user port keyboards and miceThe SmartView World provides the option to perform a

 24Editing power stringsThe string editing screen has two editing areas where you can enter a

 25IP conguration panelsThe IP conguration panels allow you to determine how the SmartView

 263 As all SmartView World devices are shipped with the same login and password settings, y

 27To modify, copy or delete a user1 Within the SmartView World home page, select the ‘User/

 28Using the User/Group Permissions panelThis is where you determine exactly how the SmartVie

 2OperationPowering on ...

 29Selecting appropriate security settingsThe SmartView World IP section provides a exible a

 30Determining computer ports display and selectionWhen shipped, the SmartView World IP secti

 31Click these buttons to select computers. Note: These buttons are displayed only after they

 32Disabling mouse accelerationCertain operating systems, such as Windows XP provide an optio

 33HTOperationPowering onThe SmartView World does not have a power switch, so whenever power

 34Using the KVM switching sectionSelecting a computer (local and extended users)There are fo

 352 Use the and keys (or the scroll wheel of an IntelliMouse) to highlight the required

 36To select a computer using mouse buttons – Advanced method 1 Select the on-screen menu by

 37Selecting cascaded computersThe SmartView World is not limited to sharing just sixteen com

 38Using remote power switchingWhen used in conjunction with optional power switch boxes, the

 3SmartView WorldRemote users linked via IP (Internet or Intranet) connectionsUp to sixteen d

 39Using the remote IP sectionA key feature of the SmartView World is its ability to let you

 40Selecting a computer (remote IP users)To select a computer1 Click the ‘Show Remote Consol

 41HTFurther informationThis chapter contains a variety of information, including the followi

 42AppendicesAppendix 1 – KVM conguration menu itemsThe following conguration menus are ava

 43Exclusive UseSettings: ALLOWED, DISABLEDIn normal operation, the SmartView World will allo

 44Screen SaverSettings: DISABLED; 2, 5, 7, 10,15, 20 & 30 MINUTESTo avoid burning out th

 45User PreferencesThe User Preferences are system operating parameters that are independentl

 46FunctionsThe Functions menu contains a collection of procedures that affect various aspect

 47Appendix 2 – IP conguration panelsThe items discussed in this appendix are accessible wit

 48Remote Console SettingsThe Remote Console settings allow you to customize the Remote Conso

 4SmartView WorldPower supply and country- specic power leadSix Self-adhesive rubber feetSer

 49Remote Console TypeSpecies which Remote Console Viewer to use:Default Java-VMUses the def

 50KVM SettingsThese KVM settings allow you to control the interface between the two main com

 51Video SettingsNote: A selection of local and global video image adjustments are available

 52User/Group ManagementThe user and group management of the SmartView World IP section is ba

 53User/Group PermissionsA set of permissions is assigned to each user or group. Those rights

 54Network SettingsThe Network Settings panel allows you to change network related parameters

 55Serial Port SettingsThe SmartView World Serial settings allow you to specify which devices

 56Rule NumberThis should contain the number of a rule for which the following commands will

 57AgentEnable SNMP AgentIf this option is checked, the SmartView World will answer to SNMP r

 58Power ControlIf IPMI is enabled, these functions are performed over IPMI requests. These r

 5HTInstallationThis chapter covers the physical mounting and connection of the SmartView Wor

 59Remote Console Video SettingsThe ‘Video Settings’ option within the Remote Console offers

 60Remote Console OptionsMonitor OnlyWhen selected, this option prevents any keyboard or mous

 61MaintenanceSmartView World Board Summary This section contains a summary with various data

 62Appendix 3 – Firmware upgrade (KVM section)The SmartView World uses ash memory technology

 63IMPORTANT: The upgrade programs are DOS based to enable compatibility with the widest rang

 64Appendix 4 – Cable and connector specicationsRS232 serial mouse to PS/2 converter cable R

 65SmartView World setup cable 9pin D-type female9pin D-type femaleSmartView World to power s

 66Other products in the SmartView rangeThe following related X-Series items are available:•

 67Radio Frequency EnergyA Category 5 (or better) twisted pair cable must be used to connect

 68© 2003 Adder Technology LimitedAll trademarks are acknowledged.Release 1.0cOctober 2003Par

 6Computer port connectionsSmartView World can be directly connected to a maximum of sixteen

 69HTIndexAAdderLink modules 7Addressingcascaded computers 13power switch boxes 10ADMINfor

 7Remote (IP) user port connectionsA key function of the SmartView World is its remote IP con

 86 Type ‘cong’ and press . Line by line, you will be presented with a series of setting o