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Status displays

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Status displays

The LEDs on the front panel of the computer module and the user module enable

you to control the KVM extender’s operating status at any time.

Meaning of the LEDs on the front panels

Range

LED

Status

Meaning

Ident.

Lights up as soon as the LED has been activated

via the web application.

Power

Red.

The power pack is switched on and supplies the

necessary voltage.

off

The power pack is switched off or the device is not

connected to the power network.

Main

The power pack is switched on and supplies the

necessary voltage.

off

The power pack is switched off or the device is not

connected to the power network.

Status

Ready

blinking

Device is ready for operation.

off

Device is booting or defective internal commu-

nication.

System

blinking

Device is ready for operation

off

Defective internal communication

flickering Device is booting

Summary of Contents for DL-Vision(M/S)-AR

Page 1: ...G D DL Vision M S Installation and Operation...

Page 2: ...provide warranty for devices that Are not used as intended Are repaired or modified by unauthorized personnel Show severe external damages that was not reported on the receipt of goods Have been dama...

Page 3: ...iew of functions and default settings 19 Operating the setup mode 20 Basic operation of the web application 21 Starting the web application 21 Security advices for the web browser 21 User authenticati...

Page 4: ...cs resolutions 40 DDC transmission with cache function 40 Reading out the adjusted IP address 41 Pin assignment of the RS232 socket interface 42 Status displays 43 Meaning of the LEDs on the front pan...

Page 5: ...ice has been disconnected from the power source Disconnect the main power plug or the power supply of the device Ensure constant access to the power plugs During the installation of the devices ensure...

Page 6: ...the optical connections of the Transmission socket and the cable plugs with a connector or a protection cap Only use G D certified transmission modules It is not permitted to use fibre optic modules...

Page 7: ...l video signals of the connected computer and enable the user to operate the computer remotely The computer can be operated either at the remote console of the user module or at the local console of t...

Page 8: ...Audio M M 2 1 serial connection cable RS232 M F 2 1 service cable USB Service 2 1 Installation and Operating Guide 1 manual for Config Panel web application Additional package contents of expanded va...

Page 9: ...ge 2 Always connect optical connections or cover them with protection caps on page 2 IMPORTANT When choosing a location for the device please ensure to comply with the ambient temperature limit see Te...

Page 10: ...able to the local network Connecting keyboard and mouse to the local console Mouse Connect the PS 2 mouse of the local console Keyb Connect the PS 2 keyboard of the local console USB K M Connect the U...

Page 11: ...nterface Establishing a connection to the user module Transmission Tx Insert the LC plug of a fibre optic cable which is available as acces sory Connect the other end of the cable to the Transmission...

Page 12: ...2 0 Trans Tx interface of the user module USB 2 0 CPU Use the USB AM BM 2 cable to connect one of the computer s USB interfaces to this interface Establishing the power supply Main Power Insert one of...

Page 13: ...the cable to the Transmission 2 Tx interface of the user module DVI D DL Out x Connect a second local console monitor DVI DDL CPU x Use the DVI D DL M M 2 cable to connect the computer s digital vide...

Page 14: ...tor Establishing a connection to the computer module Transmission Tx Insert the LC plug of the fibre optic cable which is connected to the Transmission Rx interface of the computer module Transmission...

Page 15: ...es of the multi channel variants RS232 x Use the RS232 M F 2 cable to connect one of the computer s 9 pin serial interfaces to this interface Transmission 2 Tx Insert the LC plug of another fibre opti...

Page 16: ...ore information on this topic is given in the chapter Status displays on page 43 ff On screen display at user module The starting screen of the user module displays additional information about the st...

Page 17: ...belongs to 3 Switch the device on 4 Start the computer s web browser and enter the URL 192 168 0 1 in the address bar 5 Authenticate your user account against the web application 6 Click the tools sym...

Page 18: ...s Only if the Static operating mode has been selected Enter the interface IP address Netmask Only if the Static operating mode has been selected Enter the network netmask Connection type Select if the...

Page 19: ...ts are made at the active console during the adjusted timing of the automatic input lock default 1 second After the automatic input lock has been lifted both consoles are again able to oper ate the co...

Page 20: ...extender Related topics Right for permanent console access on page 29 Changing the console video mode on page 30 Changing the Permanent Access key on page 27 NOTE After the exclusive operation of the...

Page 21: ...device if in operation 2 Press and hold the Reset button on the front panel of the device 3 Keep the button pressed and switch the device on 4 Release the button as soon as the green System LED is bli...

Page 22: ...and all incoming data packets are compared to the netfilter rules If the currently adjusted netfilter rules prevent the access to the web application they can be temporarily deactivated in order to b...

Page 23: ...ee page 20 and the Config Panel web application see page 21 NOTE Some functions of the KVM extender can only be executed in the setup mode or via the Config Panel web application Note the advices refe...

Page 24: ...ys described in the follo wing pages How to end the setup mode without performing a function Press ESC to end the setup mode NOTE Only one setup function can be performed after the calling up of the s...

Page 25: ...which enables the user or the web browser to authenticate the opposite site The web browser and Java Runtime Environment ask you to confirm this certificate The provided certificate contains the follo...

Page 26: ...name Enter your username Password Enter your user account password Select language Select the language for the user interface Default apply default setting English German IMPORTANT Change the preset p...

Page 27: ...setup mode completely How to enable disable the setup mode NOTE This function can only be enabled disabled via web application Config Panel 1 Use the tree view to click on KVM Extenders All Extenders...

Page 28: ...Press the key combination Hotkey Backspace default Ctrl Backspace to enable the setup mode If the hotkey delay is active press the key combination during the adjusted time default 7 seconds 2 Press on...

Page 29: ...nation Hotkey Backspace default Ctrl Backspace to enable the setup mode If the hotkey delay is active press the key combination during the adjusted time default 7 seconds 2 Select your desired key or...

Page 30: ...p mode If the hotkey delay is active press the key combination during the adjusted time default 7 seconds 2 Press the setup key S 3 Press the setup key to be activated The following keys are provided...

Page 31: ...w to change the current exclusive scancode Setup mode 1 Press the key combination Hotkey Backspace default Ctrl Backspace to enable the setup mode If the hotkey delay is active press the key combinati...

Page 32: ...mputer again The time span of the input lock can be adjusted between 1 and 90 seconds How to change the time span of the input lock Related topic Exclusive operation of the KVM extender on page 16 NOT...

Page 33: ...How to select the right for permanent console access Related topics Exclusive operation of the KVM extender on page 16 Changing the console video mode on page 30 NOTE This function can only be de acti...

Page 34: ...Changing the time span of the input lock on page 28 Right for permanent console access on page 29 NOTE This function can only be de activated in the web application Config Panel 1 Use the tree view to...

Page 35: ...of a monitor can be read in The extender transmits the profile to the connected computer Detailed information about this topic is given in the separate manual for the Config Panel web application How...

Page 36: ...popup stating Frozen Config Panel 1 Click on KVM Extenders All Extenders in the tree view 2 Double click the computer module of the KVM extender to be configured 3 Click the Console tab The Freeze mo...

Page 37: ...onsole only has a standard keyboard available several key combinations are provided to emulate Solaris Shortcut Keys see page 34 To be able to use special keys of such keyboards several USB Keymodes a...

Page 38: ...performed by using the key combinations listed below Key combination Solaris Shortcut Key of the Sun Keyboard Ctrl Alt F2 Again Ctrl Alt F3 Props Ctrl Alt F4 Undo Ctrl Alt F5 Front Ctrl Alt F6 Copy Ct...

Page 39: ...nabled disabled in the web application Config Panel 1 Use the tree view to click on KVM Extenders All Extenders 2 Double click the computer module of the KVM extender to be configured 3 Click the Cons...

Page 40: ...tion during the adjusted time default 7 seconds 2 Press one of the setup keys listed below to enable a particular scancode set for both the remote and local console keyboard 2 enables scancode set 2 f...

Page 41: ...rt for the user module NOTE This setting can only be changed in the web application Config Panel 1 Click on KVM Extenders All Extenders in the tree view 2 Double click the computer module of the KVM e...

Page 42: ...and the installed ope rating system we provide four different setup keys How to activate or reset the PS 2 mouse NOTE These functions can only be perform in the setup mode Setup Modus 1 Press the key...

Page 43: ...n the web application Config Panel 1 Click the tool symbol in the tool bar 2 Click the tabs Tools Default settings 3 Use the information in the fields Device and Comment to check if you have selected...

Page 44: ...The video data that are transmitted from the computer to the computer module DL Vision CPU are transferred to the monitor of the remote console The signal s fre quency and display position at the com...

Page 45: ...dress of the device 1 Turn the device off 2 Start the terminal emulator 3 Enter the following conection settings Bits per second 115 200 Data bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 4 Turn the device on and re...

Page 46: ...e table shows how the different conduits of the data connection are assigned to the according pins User module Computer module RS232 plug RS232 plug Pin no Conduit 1 not occupied 2 RxD Receive Data 3...

Page 47: ...ower Red on The power pack is switched on and supplies the necessary voltage off The power pack is switched off or the device is not connected to the power network Main on The power pack is switched o...

Page 48: ...ck the cable connection and ensure that the interfaces with identical designation are con nected Video on Ready for image data transmission blinking No image data transmission on this channel Network...

Page 49: ...sion type digital stereo Resolution 24 bit Sampling rate 48 kHz Bandwidth 22 kHz USB ARU2 variant Specification USB 2 0 Transmission type transparent Transmission rate max 480 Mbit s 1 5 Mbit s 12 Mbi...

Page 50: ...nterfaces for transmission Video and input devices per video channel 1 LWL LC duplex socket USB transparent ARU 2 variant 1 LWL LC duplex socket Other interfaces Network connection 2 RJ45 socket DL VI...

Page 51: ...ensions W H D 435 mm 284 5 mm 1U Weight approx 2 2 kg Operating environment Temperature 5 to 45 C Air humidity 85 non condensing DL VISION M S ARU2 CPU COMPUTER MODULE Current consumption maximum 100...

Page 52: ...mensions W H D 435 mm 284 5 mm 1U Weight approx 2 3 kg Operating environment Temperature 5 to 40 C Air humidity 85 non condensing DL VISION M S MC2 ARU2 CPU COMPUTER MODULE Current consumption maximum...

Page 53: ...nm to 860 nm Optical power output PAVG in 50 oder62 5 mMMF 9 5 dBm to 3 dBm Receivingsensitivity PMIN 17 dBm Sensitivity Stressed PS 13 5 dBm 50 m MMF SINGLEMODE TRANSMISSION MODULE Data transmission...

Page 54: ...Notes 50 G D DL Vision M S...

Page 55: ...Notes G D DL Vision M S 51...

Page 56: ...Guntermann Drunck GmbH Dortmunder Str 4a 57234 Wilnsdorf Germany Phone 49 2739 8901 100 Fax 49 2739 8901 120 http www GDsys de sales GDsys de A9200114...

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