G&D DL-DVI-Vision-IP-Fiber, Installation And Operation Manual

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The DL-DVI-Vision-IP-Fiber series
G&D DL-DVI-Vision-IP-Fiber · 5
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The DL-DVI-Vision-IP-Fiber series
The remote console of an extender line is connected to an console module of the
DL-DVI-Vision-IP-Fiber series ( DL-DVI-Vision-IP-Fiber-CON ). You connect the computer to
be operated and optionally a local console to a compatible computer module of the
Vision-IP or VisionXS-IP series.
The computer can either be operated at the remote console of the console module or
at the local console of the computer module (depending on model).
Both the computer module and the console module are connected using two optical
fibres.
Signals of keyboard, mouse and DVI video of the computer connected are transmit-
ted using these fibres and enable you to operate the computer remotely.
Use as extender or matrix switch module
You can use the module as either extender or matrix switch module:

Extender module: Configure a KVM-over-IP connection between the console module
and an compatible computer module. The configured connection between the modules
is restored each time the modules are restarted.
 Matrix switch module:
In combination with the IP matrix switch
ControlCenter-IP
or
ControlCenter-IP-XS
, you can use the module as end devices of the matrix switch.
In this case, configure a KVM-over-IP connection to the IP matrix switch for the
modules.
In this configuration, the IP matrix switch enables flexible connection of the console
module to a computer module.
IMPORTANT: Data transmission of devices of the
IP
series is
not
compatible to G&D
devices of other series! The devices of the KVM-over-IP series are compatible with
each other.
NOTE: Alternatively, you can connect a compatible computer module to the console
module via direct cabling.
ADVICE: Use the IP-MUX functionality (see page 23 ff.) to make up to 20 computers
available in the OSD via separate computer modules.