NTI UNIMUX MULTI-USER KVM SWITCH
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TELNET INTERFACE
The UNIMUX can be controlled via Telnet interface by connecting to the UNIMUX through port 2005 (configurable-page 31).
The Telnet Interface enables the user to control the switch using a telnet client through an Ethernet connection. The telnet server
listens on port 2005. For telnet control using the telnet interface and the current IP address, type the following in a command
shell:
(If default IP address (used in the command below) or port number has been changed (page 31), substitute the current value.)
telnet 192.168.1.25 2005
Use the command set below to control and acquire information from the UNIMUX.
Legend
: (All numbers must be two digits)
OP
:
Output Port (01-MAXOUTPUTS)
IP
:
Input Port (01-MAXINPUTS)
<CR>
:
Carriage Return (Hex 0xD)
NN : Connection configuration reference number (00-99)
Command Summary
Command String
Good Response
Description
RU<CR>
ru OP,IP<CR>
Read unit size
RO OP<CR>
pc OP,IP<CR>
Read connection for OP
CS OP,IP<CR>
*<CR>
Connect OP to IP
CA IP<CR>
*<CR>
Connect all outputs to IP
SS 01<CR>
*<CR>
Enable auto-status mode
SS 00<CR>
*<CR>
Disable auto-status mode
SX<CR>
See details
Examine connections
CC NN<CR>
*<CR>
Save Connections
RC NN<CR>
*<CR>
Read (Load) Connections
RP IP<CR>
*<CR>
Refresh Communication with
CPU USB port
XX<CR> *<CR>
Close
connection
A <CR> (carriage return, 0x0D) is considered to be the end of the command string. If a string exceeds 16 characters, an end of
string will be inserted automatically to avoid buffer overflow. An eventual <LF> (line feed, new line, 0x0A) after a <CR> will be
ignored. A bad string will always be responded to with the ASCII character
‘
?
’
followed by a <CR>.
