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4/8/16 Port USB/PS2 Rack Mountable KVM Switch User Manual 

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Content 

 

Overview

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Common Language Introduction

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Chapter 1

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Introduction

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Product Introduction

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Features

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HARDWARE REQUIREMENT

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Console

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Computer

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Cable

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Operation System

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Component

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Front View

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Rear View

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Chapter 2

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Installation

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Placement and Installation

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Cabinet Installing

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Expansion IP Module Installation

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Single device installation

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Cascade device connection

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Chapter 3

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Basic Operation

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Hot Plug

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Hot;Plugging Computer Port

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Hot;Plugging Console Port

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Connection Port Selection

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Manual Selection

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OSD Menu Screen Selection

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Hot;key Selection

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Power Off and Re;start

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Chapter 4

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OSD Operation

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OSD Introduction

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OSD Log in

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OSD Hot;Key

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OSD Menu Interface

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OSD Main Screen Headings

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OSD Function

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F1 GOTO

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Summary of Contents for AI-9104DU

Page 1: ...4 8 16 Port USB PS2 Rack Mountable KVM Switch User Manual ...

Page 2: ...accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment In cases where the manual is provided only in a form...

Page 3: ... 2 1 output PS 2 Supporting cascade hub IP Control AI 9116DU 16 input USB PS 2 1 output PS 2 Supporting cascade hub IP Control Packing List The complete AS serial 4 port 8 ports 16 ports USB PS 2 KVM switch package consists of AS serial 4 ports 8 ports 16 ports USB PS 2 switch Power Adapter User Manual Please check to make sure that all the components are present and that nothing was damaged in sh...

Page 4: ...ent and Installation 15 Cabinet Installing 15 Expansion IP Module Installation 17 Single device installation 19 Cascade device connection 20 Chapter 3 22 Basic Operation 22 Hot Plug 22 Hot Plugging Computer Port 22 Hot Plugging Console Port 22 Connection Port Selection 22 Manual Selection 23 OSD Menu Screen Selection 23 Hot key Selection 23 Power Off and Re start 23 Chapter 4 24 OSD Operation 24 O...

Page 5: ...VATING HOTKEY 29 SWITCH HOTKEY 30 CHANNEL DISPLAY MODE 30 CHANNEL DISPLAY DURATION 31 CHANNEL DISPLAY POSITION 31 SCAN DURATION 31 SET PASSWORD 32 SET SUPER PASSWORD 32 CLEAR THE NAME LIST 32 RESTORE DEFAULT VALUE 32 LOCK CONSOLE 33 Appendix 34 Safety Instruction 34 In General 34 Cabinet Installation 35 Specification 36 ...

Page 6: ... benefits aslo describes the front and rear panel components Chapter 2 Hardware Installation This section describes how to install the product and the necessary steps including basic single stage installation multi switch cascade connection installation and IP module expansion installation Chapter 3 Basic Operation Describes the basic operating concepts of the KVM switch Chapter 4 OSD Operation Pr...

Page 7: ... press the Enter key For keys that need to be entered at the same time they are placed in the same bracket and the keys are joined by a plus sign For example Ctrl Alt 1 Numbers indicate the actual operating sequence numbers It indicates that the information is provided for reference but is not relevant to the procedure It indicates the sorting sub item information regardless of the operation step ...

Page 8: ...e front panel selection button 2 enter the hotkey combination from the keyboard 3 from the OSD menu select The auto scan feature provides automatic scanning and monitors the computers in the installation architecture one by one 4 through the expansion of the IP module s network port for remote network control operation even in the KVM above the computer This product is very fast and easy to instal...

Page 9: ...ent rate adjustment Support DDC communication to adapt to a variety of graphics devices The Auto Scan function monitors all computer operations Support cross platform operation Windows Linux Mac and Sun PC connected to the keyboard and mouse port using Keep Online simulation technology mouse and keyboard equipment security and stability fast switching without delay The remote IP control mouse is a...

Page 10: ...ouse A set of PS 2 interface keyboard IP remote control terminal 1000M network interface optional installation Computer The following equipment must be installed on each computer A group of VGA video display card USB Type A connection port PS 2 keyboard mouse port Cable KVM devices provide three connection cables according to the user s use to select VGA USB Type A PS 2 Keyboard Purple PS 2 Mouse ...

Page 11: ...008 Vista 7 10 RedHat 9 0 or higher SuSE 10 11 1 or higher Debian 3 1 4 0 Linux Ubuntu 7 04 7 10 AIX 4 3 or higher FreeBSD 5 5 or higher UNIX Sun Solaris 8 or higher Mac OS 9 0 10 6 Snow Leopard Novell Netware 6 0 or higher More operating system support please pay attention to the latest version of the relevant product compatibility ...

Page 12: ...ction is performed correctly The selected port LED will light up as well 2 Port LEDs The port LEDs are built into the Port Selection Switches The upper ones are the On Line LEDs the lower ones are the Selected Port LEDs The On Line LEDs light RED to indicate that the computer attached to the corresponding port is up and running The Selected LEDs light GREEN to indicate that the computer that attac...

Page 13: ...d connector to the port corresponding to the PC Refer to the description of Cable in the relevant section 2 VGA port Connect the VGA cable from the control panel to this port 3 USB Keyboard Mouse port Plug your USB keyboard USBmouse USB Type A Optional 4 PS 2 Keyboard Mouse port Plug yourPS 2 keyboard PS 2 mouse Optional 5 IP Remote Control Part To provide users with remote network control Refer t...

Page 14: ...contain IP expansion module is similar to the product shown below 1No IP Module Rear View The part marked with 1 is the external baffle of the extended IP module and it needs to be removed and replaced to install the IP module For details refer to the description of the hardware installation section ...

Page 15: ...y support the weight of the equipment plus additional cables Cabinet Installing 1 Remove the two screws on the left and right side of the front of the unit two screws in total 2 Use the screws supplied with the package rack assembly kit to secure the rack retention tabs to the front of the unit 3 Install the KVM switch with the mounting plate attached to the rack and align the mounting ...

Page 16: ... Rack Mountable KVM Switch User Manual 16 hole of the mounting plate with the mounting hole on the rack Use the rack mounting screws in the mounting bracket to secure the mounting plate to the front end of the rack tight ...

Page 17: ...eration method is simple and quick can quickly enhance the integrated management of KVM Application ability 1 find the rear of the device expansion slot outside the blank position for installation you need to prepare a screwdriver for removal and installation tools 2 Use a screwdriver to remove the two fixing screws on the blank before installation 3 After removing the blank you can see the cavity...

Page 18: ...hten the IP module with the two screws which removed from the front panel 6 After finishing the installation of the IP module please follow the instructions of the IP module user manual to install the software and network IP configuration of the device before connecting the network cable to the switching equipment Then you can access the network to log in to use For details refer to the IP module ...

Page 19: ...e product model 4 Connect the corresponding VGA video connector USB or PS 2 connector of the KVM cable to the corresponding PC port 5 Plug the power adapter supplied with this package into the AC power supply and plug the other end of the power adapter into the power jack on the switch 6 Connect the network cable to the IP port of the IP module 7 Turn on the computer Note 1 Make sure all plugs are...

Page 20: ...ble KVM Switch User Manual 20 Cascade device connection This product can be cascaded to increase the number of controlled devices combined with IP remote control mode can be flexibly used in a variety of user environment requirements ...

Page 21: ...ect to the upper level switcher 2 The number of computers connected to each level can be free to increase or decrease according to your needs the reference number 3 shows the connection method 3 Between the cascade connection devices it can be optional for remote control can also be handed over from the top of the KVM switch local and remote as a unified control and management operations Note This...

Page 22: ...ion Note If your computer s operating system does not support hot plug functionality this feature may not work properly Hot Plugging Console Port This product also supports keyboard mouse and display hot plugging function This product supports keyboard and mouse interface of two interface types Users can select the corresponding device connection type according to the usage and carry out correspon...

Page 23: ...transmission KVM switch will switch the corresponding number of the port computer If you want to change the key combination of the hot key you can set and change the corresponding options in the OSD menu Please check the OSD Operation chapter for more information Power Off and Re start If you need to power offthe KVM switch please do the following steps before re starting 1 Unplug the power supply...

Page 24: ... successfully the subsequent login requires the correct administrator user password to enter the OSD menu Interface operation When you enter the setting options some functions may need to be edited and modified by the administrator The default administrator password is admin You can also modify and change them as needed OSD Hot Key By default you can type the CTRL key twice to have the OSD menu ap...

Page 25: ... Screen Headings Heading Explanation PN This column lists the port numbers for all the CPU ports on the installation The simplest method to access a particular computer is to move the highlight bar to it then press Enter QV If a port has been selected for Quick View scanning an arrowhead symbol displays in this column to indicate so PC The computers that are powered on and are on line have an arro...

Page 26: ...eying name if there is a matching name the matched name will appear on the screen just press Enter to switch to that port 2 In the PN port input box only allow the input of numbers such as the input of other characters are regarded as invalid input and can hear the equipment issued by the warning tone To return to main menu press Esc F2 SCAN The SCAN function allows you to perform automatic port s...

Page 27: ...cted as Quick View Ports POWERED ON Lists only the ports that have their attached computers powered on POWERED ON QVIEW Lists only the ports that have their attached computers powered on and have been selected as Quick View Ports QVIEW NAME Lists only the ports that have been selected as Quick View Ports and have name NAME Lists only the ports that have names Move the highlight bar to the choice y...

Page 28: ... of a port Press F5 a pink edit box will appear on the screen Input name and then press Enter the port is set a name and it will also appear on the screen F6 SET SET function settings can be set to the administrator and the user to set the OSD menu The related functions and user rights related settings such as management settings login password display mode switch hotkey adjustment and so on To ch...

Page 29: ...tings SWITCH HOTKEY KVM port switch hot key combination selection setting CHANNEL DISPLAY MODE Port display mode selection CHANNEL DISPLAY DURATION Select the Port form to display the Dwell Time setting CHANNEL DISPLAY POSITION Select the port form display location settings SCAN DURATION Port scan dwell time setting SET PASSWORD User login password settings SET SUPER PASSWORD The administrator log...

Page 30: ... then press Enter key to save The defaultis to use SCRLL SCRLL NUM as the OSD menu start hotkey NUM is the numeric keypad of the keyboard The valid numeric range is 1 16 CHANNEL DISPLAY MODE This function provides three different port display modes PN NAME port serial number and port name PN only show port serial number NAME only show port name You can adjust according to the actual needs of choic...

Page 31: ...window always on the screen CHANNEL DISPLAY POSITION Position of the tip window A small blue window appears on the screen Use arrow key to move it then press Enter to specify the position SCAN DURATION Duration for scanning one port Options are 3 seconds 5 seconds 10 seconds 15 seconds 20 seconds 30 seconds 40 seconds 60 seconds Move the highlight bar to an option and press Enter to select it ...

Page 32: ...ou use this function all the port names will be emptied so please do it carefully When doing this you need to verify the password of the administrator input Y key then press Enter to confirm the operation To cancel this operation input N key and then press Enter to confirm the cancel operation or keyboard input Esc directly back RESTORE DEFAULT VALUE Restore settings to default value This setting ...

Page 33: ...OCK CONSOLE You cannot switch or scan after you lock the console including switch by push button on the panel or OSD You need to enter password to set Note After Locking the console you can also unlock the console by this option It also needs password verification ...

Page 34: ...sure whether the power supply type is available please contact your dealer or your local power company This equipment is designed for IT distribution system with 100V 230V phase to phase voltage To prevent damage to your device it is important that all equipment be properly grounded Do not place anything on the power cord or cable and route the power cord and cable routing to avoid tripping over i...

Page 35: ...ork Installfrom the bottom to up in the cabinet and install the heaviest things first When extending the equipment from the rack make sure that the rack is stable and stable Be careful when releasing the latch by pressing the device rails and sliding the unit into the rack The track of the slide rail may clip to your finger After mounting the device to the rack carefully spread the rails to the lo...

Page 36: ... Power 1 x DC Connector IP Module Network Interface 1 x RJ45 Connection Port Selection 4 x Button 8 x Button 16 x Button KVM Reset 1 x Semi embedded keys IP Module Reset 1 x Semi embedded keys Toggle Switch IP Module Default 1 x Semi embedded keys Computer Selection Port 4 x Green 8 x Green 16 x Green On Line 4 x Red 8 x Red 16 x Red LEDs IP Module Network Interface 1 x Green 1 x Orange Analog Mod...

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