Minicom Advanced Systems 108/116 IP manuale d’uso

Smart 108/116 IP User Guide 1111 W. 35th Street , Chicago, IL 6 0609 USA www.tripplite.com/ support Copyright ©201 2 Tripp Lite. All rights reserved.[...]

Legal Notice ii | Smart 108/116 IP Legal Notice This manu al and the software desc ribed in i t are furnished under li cense, and may be used or copied only i n accordance w ith the term s of such li cense. The c ontent o f thi s manual i s provided fo r informati onal u se only, an d is sub ject to chan ge wi thout notice. It shoul d not in and of[...]

About this Document User Guide | iii About this Document This document provid es in stallation an d operation i nstructi ons for the Sm art 108/116 IP system, produc ed by Mi nicom Advanced S ystems Lim ited. It is in tended for system admini strators and netw ork manag ers. Chapters and Their Contents 1 Introduction Provides an int roduction to th[...]

About this Document iv | Smart 108/116 IP 8 Video Resolution a nd Refresh Rates Lists video resolutions and refresh rates. Pg. 81 9 SNMP Events Table Lists recorded SNMP e vents. Pg. 84 Style Conventions Convention Used for Verdana Regular text. Arial Bold Names of menus, co mmands, buttons, and other el ements of the u ser interface. Arial Italics[...]

Table o f Contents User Guide | v Table of Contents LEGAL N OTICE .................. .................................................................. ....... II ABOUT THIS DOCUME NT ............................................................... ............ III TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................ ..................[...]

Table o f Contents vi | Smart 108/116 IP 3.2 L OGGING O NTO THE W EB C ONFIGURAT ION I NTERFACE ......... ............ ........... ... 24 3.2.1 Web Con figurati on Interface Tabs ............. ........... ............ ....... 26 3.2.2 Web Con figurati on Tool bar Butt ons ........... ........... ........... ........ 27 3.3 C ONFIGURING THE N ET WOR[...]

Table o f Contents User Guide | vii 4.8.3 Editing a K ey Sequen ce .......... ........... ........... ............ ........... .. 51 4.8.4 Deletin g Key Sequence(s) .................. ........... ............ ........... .. 52 4.9 S YNCHRONIZING M OUSE P OINTERS .... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... 52 4.9.1 Manuall y Sync[...]

Table o f Contents viii | Smart 108/116 IP 6.3.1 Downloadi ng Up date Software and Latest Fi rmware ........ .......... 72 6.3.2 Update Soft ware Syste m Requi rements ............... ........... ......... 73 6.3.3 Connecting the Smart 108/11 6 IP Syst em ............. ........... ........ 73 6.3.4 Connecting t he RS232 Downl oad Cable ............[...]

Table o f Figures User Guide | ix Table of Figures Figure 1 – Smart 108/1 16 IP Uni t Front Panel ................... ........... ............ ........... ..... 14 Figure 2 – Smart 116 IP Un it Rear Panel ............. ........... ............ ........... ........... ........ 15 Figure 3 – Bracket Positi ons ................ ........... .....[...]

Table o f Figures x | Smart 108/116 IP Figure 41 – Delete Key(s) Confi rmati on Box ........ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........ 52 Figure 42 – Rel ative Mo use Setti ngs ........ ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ....... 53 Figure 43 – Wi ndows 7 Mouse P roperties .............. ........... ..[...]

Introduction Product Overview User Guide | 11 1 Introduction Congratula tions on addi ng Smart 108/116 IP to your rem ote access t ool s. This document provid es in stallation an d operation i nstructi ons for Mini com’s Smart 108/116 IP. It is i ntended for sy stem admi nistrators and netw ork manag ers, and assumes that readers h ave a g eneral[...]

Introduction Terminology 12 | Smart 108/116 IP  Security – Su pports th e highest securi ty standards for enc ryption (256- bit AES and HTTPS) and au thenti cation for remote user and advan ced OSD manag ement, with multi-layer secu rity for t he l ocal u ser.  Centralized M anagement – Can be control led by Mi nicom’s Access IT/KVM.net[...]

Introduction Safety User Guide | 13 radio frequency i nterference, the u ser, and not Mi nicom Advanced S ystems Li mited, will be responsibl e. Changes or modifi cations made to thi s equip ment not expressl y approv ed by Mi nicom Advanced System s Limited coul d void the user’ s authority to operat e the equi pment. 1.6 Safety The devi ce must[...]

Installation Overview 14 | Smart 108/116 IP 2 Installation 2.1 Overview Install the Smart 108/116 IP system as f ollows: 1. Remove the Sma rt 108/116 IP s ystem from the package, and ch eck that all components ar e present and i n good workin g conditi on. 2. Mount the Smart 108 /116 IP un it in a rack. 3. Make all hardware conn ections betwe en th[...]

Installation System Components User Guide | 15 LED/Button Functiona lity Power LED Indicates the state of the Sma rt 108/116 IP unit: Green indi cates that the un it is powe red on; Red indicates that th e unit is powere d off. Remote LED Illuminates to indicate th at a remote session is active. Link Illuminates to indicate that the unit i s connec[...]

Installation Pre-Installation Guidelines 16 | Smart 108/116 IP 2.3 Pre-Installation Guidelin es  Place cabl es away fr om fl uorescent li ghts, air con ditioners, and m achines th at are likel y to generate electrical noise.  Place the Sm art 108/ 116 IP uni t on a flat, cl ean and dry surfa ce.  The Smart 108/116 IP un it is not intend ed[...]

To rack moun t the Smart 108/116 IP 1. Place the b rackets on the uni t in either of the foll owing ways:  T owards th e front of the unit so that the uni t can be mount ed  T owards th e rear of the unit so that the un Figure 4 ill ustrates the bracket connected for r ear facing. 2. Screw the brack et to the Smart 108/ 116 IP Figure 3. Insta[...]

Installation Connecting to the Servers 18 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure 5 – Smart 108/ 116 IP Sy stem Overview 2.6 Connecting to the Ser vers Each compute r/server i s di rectly conne cted to t he Sma rt 108/11 6 IP via an appropriat e ROC or RICC u sing a CAT5 cabl e i n star confi gurati on. No ext ernal pow er is needed at the remote RICC/ ROCs. T[...]

2.6.1 Connecting a RICC/ ROC PS/2 The conne ctions for t he RICC PS/2 The foll owing figure illu strates the You can connect the R ICC/ROC PS/ 2 to a powered on compu ter steps of t he fol lowing procedure i n order To connect t he RICC/ROC P S/2 1. Connect th e Mouse c onnecto r to the comput er’s Mouse port. 2. Connect the Keyboa rd connector t[...]

Installation Connecting to the Servers 20 | Smart 108/116 IP 3. Connect th e Screen connector t o the comput er’s Video Failure to connect i n th e above ord er whil e the serve r is runn ing may l ead to the mouse ma lfuncti oning un til the serve r is re booted. 2.6.2 Connecting a RICC The RICC/R OC USB sup ports Win dows modern Lin ux di strib[...]

To connect the RICC SUN 1. Connect th e Screen connector t o the comput er’s video card . 2. Connect the Keyboa rd connector to th e computer’s K eyboard port 2.7 Connecting to the Netw ork B efore pow ering on Smart 1 08/116 IP network. To connect t he Smart 108/116 IP 1. C onnect th e network cabl e to the LA N port of 2.8 Connecting the C A [...]

Installation Connecting the Power Su pply 22 | Smart 108/116 IP 2.10 Connecting the Pow er Suppl y To connect the power su pply 1. Using the power cord provided, connect Smart 108/116 IP to a s ocket outlet with a groundin g connection. Only u se the pow er cord suppli ed with the unit . 2. Switch on Smart 108/ 116 IP. Connecting the Pow er Suppl y[...]

Configuring the Netw ork Boot-Up Process User Guide | 23 3 Configuring the Net work After the system has be en installed and al l connections hav e been made, you mu st configure the Smart 10 8/116 IP system as fol lows: 1. Configure Sma rt 108/ 116 IP’s n etwork s etting s, which i ncludes confi guring:  Device ID setti ngs  Smart 108/116 [...]

Configuring the Netw ork Logging Onto the W eb Configuration Interface 24 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure 11 – Boot- Up Process Assigning Static IP Addresses for a Number of Units You can connect m ore th an one Sma rt 108/11 6 IP t o the same n etwork. If th ere is no DHCP server, o r you want to use stati c IP addresses, conn ect the Smart 108/ 116 I[...]

Only one Ad mini strator at a ti me can l og timeout of 30 min utes termi nates the s ession. Before loggi ng on the fi rst time, v erify that you have the lat est Java in stalled on your computer. If not , you can downl oad and in stall Java from: http:// www.java.com/en /download/i ndex.jsp To log into the Web interface 1. Open your Web browse r [...]

Configuring the Netw ork Logging Onto the W eb Configuration Interface 26 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure 14 – Netw ork Con figuration – Devi ce Tab From the C onfigu ration menu, y ou can configu re the netwo rk, SNMP, Users, Switch Configu ration, and Securi ty setti ngs. After making al l configuratio n changes, you must click the button in th e t[...]

Configuring the Netw ork Configuring the Netw ork Sett ings User Guide | 27 3.2.2 Web Configurat ion Toolbar Button s The foll owing table describ es the fun ctionalit y of the W eb confi gurati on toolbar buttons. Button Functiona lity Saves the configuration chang es Reloads the device settin gs into the configuration page parameter sett ings Reb[...]

Configuring the Netw ork Configuring the Netw ork Sett ings 28 | Smart 108/116 IP To con figure Device ID settings 1. In Device Name, type a n ame for 2. In TCP Port , type th e numb er of th e port ( from 8 00 to 65535 ) 3.3.2 Configuring the Device IP Address When a D HCP ser ver is active on the sam e net work to wh ich connected, t he DHCP can [...]

In Manager IP Address , type the stati c IP addre ss of the Centrali zed Man agement Manager. Although n ot required, it i s if the Smart 108/116 IP Centrali zed Management Man ager 3.4 Configuring Netw ork SNMP Settings You can activat e SNMP loggi ng the Smart 108 /116 IP to send m onitori ng events (such as log entri es) to the SNMP server. See [...]

Configuring the Netw ork Configuring User Settings 30 | Smart 108/116 IP The Users pag e open s and d isplays th e existin g Users. Figure 16 – Users Pag e 2. Click the Add button. The Add U ser pag e appear s. Figure 17 – Add U ser Pag e 3. Type a User Name and Passw ord . The passwo rd must be at least six al phanumeric characters l ong and c[...]

3.5.2 Deleting User (s) You can del ete one or mul tiple Users at a time from the system. You cannot delete an Admi nistrator who i s logged ont o the s ystem. To delete a Use r: 1. In the Users pag e (see by sel ecting t he first User in the selecting the l ast User. 2. Click th e Delete button The Del ete confirmati on page ap pears. Figure 3. Cl[...]

Configuring the Netw ork Configuring t he KVM Switch 32 | Smart 108/116 IP 2. Change th e Permissio n and/or 3. To change t he pass word, c The Passwo rd parameter op ens. In the upp er text box, type the n ew password; in the lower textbox, confirm the n ew passwo rd. You cannot change th e p assword of an to the syst em. 4. Click OK . The User pa[...]

Configuring the Netw ork Configuring the Security Settings User Guide | 33 Figure 20 – KVM S witch Config uration Page for Smart 116 IP The servers that are con nected to the sel ected KVM switch, appear i n the Servers section. The n umber of servers th at appea r correspond s to the nu mber of p orts i n the KVM switch – 1 6 for Sm art 116 IP[...]

Configuring the Netw ork Performing Additional Configuration Operations 34 | Smart 108/116 IP Standard Security Polic y At least six ch aracters Must not inclu de the user nam e To configure the securit y settings 1. From the c onfigu ration menu, s elect The Securi ty page appears. 2. In the Account Blocking section:  In Block after , type the [...]

 Upgrade firmwar e.  Restore facto ry settings 3.8.1 Installing an SSL C ertificate You can instal l an SSL Certifi cate servers and b rowsers. To install an SSL Certificat e 1. I n the tool bar, select The SSL C ertifi cate page 2. In Certificate file , brows e to l ocate th e 3. In Private key f ile , locate t he 4. In Key pa ssword , t ype[...]

Configuring the Netw ork Performing Additional Configuration Operations 36 | Smart 108/116 IP 2. Save the fi rmware file on the cl ient computer. 3. In the to olbar, sel ect . The Device V ersion Upgrade pag e appea rs, di splayin g the current firmware version on the device . Figure 23 – Devic e Versi on Upgrade Page 4. In Version to upgrade w i[...]

3.8.3 Restoring Factor y Settings You can restore th e Sm art 108/116 IP origin al Smart 108/116 IP admini strators, inclu ding: Network s ettin gs*, Servers, Swi tches, Us ers, Passwords.  You have the opti on to preser procedure. The OSD preserves th e server names and oth er settings. You can resto re the OSD setti ngs from t he OSD (s ee S e[...]

Configuring the Netw ork Saving Changes and Logging Out 38 | Smart 108/116 IP 3.10 Saving Changes and Logging Out Once you have compl eted config uration chang es, you must save them. Changes to th e SSL C ertificat e Saving the confi guration chan ges after chan ging t he Device pa ge restarts the uni t automati cally. To sav e changes: 1. I n the[...]

Figure 3. Type your U ser name an d The Confi gurati on page opens. To log of f: 1. In the screen toolba r, click the The Configu ration screen i s closed, and the session cl oses. Configuring Saving Changes and Logging Out Figure 29 – Logon Pag e after Reb ooting name an d Password an d click En ter . The Confi gurati on page opens. In the scree[...]

Conducting a Remote Session Starting a Remote Session 40 | Smart 108/116 IP 4 Conducting The remote se ssion enabl es remotely ac cessing the serve r connected to 108/116 IP . Before startin g a remote session, configured. You can perform th e followin g from the remote sessi on  Display/hi de the to olbar.  Set the session pr ofile.  Disp[...]

Conducting a Remote Session Starting a Remote Session User Guide | 41 Figure 30 – Logon Page Leave M ode as Remot e Access . 4. In User and Passwo rd , type the defaul t Administrator name and pa ssword, admin and access respecti vely (both lower cas e). 5. Click Enter . The screen of the t arget server or t he cur rently selected s erver on t he[...]

Conducting a Remote Session Sharing a Remote Se ssion 42 | Smart 108/116 IP The Remot e Sessi on page di spla ys:  Server Confirmatio n label – Thi s confirms the i dentity of th e curr ent server accessed, and di sappears by defau lt after 30 se conds (thi s period can be adj usted in the OSD, as expl ained in Secti on 6.2.6). It appears agai[...]

When connecti ng to a t arget followin g message appears Figure 4.2.1 Exclusive Session When starti ng a remote session an d there are n o other logged i n users prevent other use rs from connecti ng to means that the user is t he only one who can see the vi deo and Keyboard/Mou se, enabli ng the u ser to interfering i n the user’s work 4.3 Displ[...]

Conducting a Remote Session Setting the Sessi on Profile 44 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure 2. In Local M ouse Pointer , select the cli ent comput er mou se poin ter:  None – to hi de the mou se poi nter  Dot – for the mouse p ointer t o appear a s a d ot  Default – for the mous e pointer to appear as a regul ar 3. In A uto Connect , selec[...]

To exit full screen mode: 1. On the t oolbar, cli ck the Restore b utton The desktop window ap pears. Full screen mode can also b e acti vated from t he S ession P rofile box, see Section 4.4 , step 3 4.5 Verif ying Remote Presence S olutions Information You can veri fy the cli ent, f Switch fil e versions install ed on your system admin istrators [...]

Conducting a Remote Session Changing the Video Performance Settings 46 | Smart 108/116 IP  Adaptive – A utomati cally adapts the netw ork condi tions. You can choose t o displ ay more c olors volume of data trans ferred th rough the n etwor k bandwi dth. The bandwi dth can be set to:  Maximum – For opti mal performan ce when worki ng on a[...]

4.7 Adjusting the Vi deo There are t hree way s to a djust th e video  Refreshi ng the vi deo image  Automati cally adju sting the vi deo  Manuall y c hanging a dvanced 4.7.1 Refreshing the Vide o Image The video i mage may requi re refreshin g target server. Ref reshi ng c ompl etely r eg enerat es th e vi deo im ag e. To refresh the vide[...]

Conducting a Remote Session Adjusting the Video 48 | Smart 108/116 IP  To fin e-tune the t arget s erver video setti ngs after auto adjustment  To a dapt t o a noisy envi ronment or a n onstandard VGA sign al  When in full- screen DOS/CLI m After adju sting the vi deo setti ngs adjusting the vi deo settings , as To manually adjust the v id[...]

 In H. Offset , select  In V. Offset , select  In Phase, select the poi nt at whi ch each pixel i s sampled  In Scale , select the scale resol ution of the sessi on image Adjust Phase and Scale 4. In Filter , select the fil ter of th e inpu t vid eo f the noise l evel but ma kes the i mage heavie r. Op tions are Mediu m , and High . 5. [...]

Conducting a Remote Session Managing Keyboard Sequences 50 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure 38 – Special K ey Manag er 2. Click the Add Predefined button . A list of existin g sequences ap pears. Figure 39 – Add a P redefined K ey Dialog Box 3. Select a k ey sequ ence an d click OK . The sequence appears i n the Special K ey Manager box.[...]

4. In the Speci al Key Mana ge The sequen ce appea rs in t he Keyboard Key s equence l ist 4.8.2 Recording a New Custom Ke y This secti on describes how to keyboard sequenc e, you can add accessed di rectly from th e dropdown l ist of the To record a keyboard seq uence 1. In the Speci al Key Ma n The Record Macro box a 2. In Label , type a name for[...]

Conducting a Remote Session Synchronizing Mouse Pointers 52 | Smart 108/116 IP 3. On your k eyboard, p ress the keys T he names of the press ed keys 4. Click Stop Reco rding . 5. Click OK . The key s equence d efiniti on is 4.8.4 Deleting Ke y Seque nce You can delete a single or mul tiple To delete a ke yboard seq uence: 1. In the Speci al Key Man[...]

4.9.1 Manuall y Synchronizing the Mouse If the m ouse setti ngs o n the system on the target server Novell , SCO UNIX, or SUN Solari s manuall y. To manually synchroniz e 1. On the t oolbar, sel ect The Mous e Setti ngs box appear s. Figure 2. In Operating System , from t he dropdow n menu, select the system. I n st ructions and slide r 3. Follow t[...]

Conducting a Remote Session Synchronizing Mouse Pointers 54 | Smart 108/116 IP Examples The foll owing are exampl es of the i nstructi ons for tw o diffe rent targ et operatin g systems. Afte r performi ng t he instructi ons for th e selected operati ng system, y ou should cli ck OK to s ynchronize th e mouse pointers. 1. For Window s 7 : Go to th [...]

Advanced Mouse Emulation In the Advanced Mous e settin gs, you can set the type of m ouse that you wou ld li ke Smart 108/116 IP to emu late. settings u nless there i s erratic m ouse behavi or ( random cli cks and jumpi ng arbitrarily around t he screen). These setti ngs come i nto effect wh en Sma rt 108/ 116 resets t he local mouse after th e KV[...]

Conducting a Remote Session Switching to a Different Server 56 | Smart 108/116 IP To align th e mouse pointers 1. On the t oolbar, sel ect The mous e poi nters ali g n. 4.9.3 Calibrating Mouse Pointers A target server may h ave a di fferent m ouse p ointer spe ed than the Calibrati ng automatically discovers the mous e speed of the the two p ointer[...]

Troubleshooting – Safe M od e Entering Safe Mode User Guide | 57 5 Troubleshoo ting – Safe Mode From Safe mode, you c an:  Restore factor y defaults – When you cannot access the system (for example, you have forgotten the U sern ame or Pass word), y ou can restore factory de faul ts from Safe mode (see Secti on 3.8.3 on page 37 on ho w to [...]

Troubleshooting – Safe M od e Restoring Factory Defaults 58 | Smart 108/116 IP To ent er Safe mode: 1. While p owering up Smart the back panel of the u nit The d evice boots up i n S a 2. Wait un til the unit fini shes booting ( 3. Determine the IP ad dress of th e whether or n ot there is a DHC P serv er on the network. If th ere is, th e DHCP s[...]

To restore facto ry default s 1. In the Saf e Mode menu A warning a ppears. 2. Click . An addi tional warning 3. Click OK . The factory defaults a r appears. 4. Click Reboo t to restart t he un it 5.3 Restoring the D evice Firmw are To recei ve the Upg rade firmware r equired to restore t he devi ce firmwar e, contact Minicom Techni cal Sup port th[...]

Troubleshooting – Safe M od e Restoring the Device Firmware 60 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure 51 – Upg rade Succeeded 3. Click Reboo t to restart t he un it.[...]

6 Operating the Sm art 108/116 IP S w itching Sy stem Locally This chap ter explai ns how to operate t he Smart 108/11 6 IP Swi tching system locall y as well as how to u pgrade th e Smart troubleshoot problems t hat arise when u pdati ng the softwa re (see Section You can swit ch between the conn ected compute rs using eit her the:  Keyboard ho[...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Switc hing System Locally Using the OSD 62 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure Lines wit h yellow text show acti ve compute rs. Lin es with blu e text show inact computers. Th e Type col umn indicates port. 6.2.1 Navigating the OSD You can na viga te the OSD, a s foll ows:  To move up and d own –  To jump f rom on e col[...]

 Ports (se e Section 6.2.5  Time (see S ection 6.2.6  Users (see S ection 6.2.7  Security (s ee Secti on 6.2.8 You can al so vi ew the a vail able Help ( see Secti on To configure the OSD set tings 1. Press F2 . The OSD S ettings wi ndow When the OSD is pas sword protect ed (expl ained below), onl y the Admini strator has access t o the[...]

Operating th e Smart 108/116 IP Sw i tching System Locally Using the OSD 64 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure Configuring Security Settings The OSD comes w ith an advanced password s ecu rity system that conta ins t hree different secu rity l evels. Each securi ty level h as di fferent as follows:  Administrator (Status A) who can:  Set and modi fy a[...]

The new s ecurity stat us is set. Changing the OSD Hotkey By defaul t, pressin g Shift, Shift You can repla ce the OS D hotkey  Ctrl, Ctrl  Ctrl, F11  Print Screen To chang e the hotke y: 1. In the Gene ral setti ngs wi ndow 2. Press the Sp ace ba r to t oggle b etween From now on, you can press th is new h otkey t Activating Autoskip With[...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Switching System Locally Using the OSD 66 | Smart 108/116 IP Restor ing OSD to Factory Defaults (F7) In the General setting s wind ow to its factory defaul t settings. Restorin g factory defaul t setti ngs erases al l made. 6.2.5 Configuring the Por t From the P orts sett ings w indow, you can c onfigure the  The C[...]

 To erase a charact er replaces the erased cha racter.  To erase an enti re li ne k eep the Spa ce bar depre ssed unti l th e line i s erased. Modifying the Keyboard Setting The Smart 108/116 IP operat es with Windows, Li nux, HP UX, Alpha UNIX SGI, DOS, Novell , MAC-USB, or Open VMS. By defaul t, the keyboar d mode is set to PS computers an [...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Switching System Locally Using the OSD 68 | Smart 108/116 IP Setting the Scan, Label, and Timeout In the Time Settin gs window, you can  SCN – the s can p eriod  LBL – the di splay peri od of th e Confirmat ion l abel, showi ng whi ch comput er is currently acc essed  T/O – the timeout period. When pa s[...]

Users is onl y enabled if th e security statu s is se t to On Security Setti ngs section There are t hree di fferent access l evels:  Y – Full access to a par  V – Viewi ng access only t o a parti cular compute r ( functionali ty).  N – No access to a parti cular compute r attempted. To give each us er the d esired access l evel: 1. [...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Switching System Locally Using the OSD 70 | Smart 108/116 IP password, and six User ( U ) pa To chang e a user name or pas sword 1. In the Se curity Sett ings window, n avigat e to the d esired 2. Type a new us er name and/or passw ord. Us er aut henticati on is done s olely vi a the password; the re is no s ecurity s[...]

Scanning Computers (F4) When necessary, y ou can 56). To activ ate scanning: 1. Press Shift twice t o open the OSD . 2. Press F4 . Your screen displ ays each active compu ter sequent ially, with th e Scan label appearing i n the top left corne r. To deactiv ate scanning : 1. Press F4 . Tuning (F5) You can tune the ima ge of any compute r screen fro[...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Switching System Locally Upgrading the Smart 108/116 IP Fi rmware 72 | Smart 108/116 IP Inputting and Updating DDC Information (F10) Display Data Ch annel (DDC) is a VESA standa rd for commun icati on between a monitor and a vi deo ad apter. When first in stalling the system to the Sma rt 108/116 IP swi tch i nto th e[...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Sw i tching System Locally Upgrading the Smart 108/116 IP Firmware User Guide | 73  Complete Fi rmware Pa ckage – This inclu des the firmwar e for all Smart switches and RICCS and ROCS .  Firmware Pa ckage fo r Smart S witch models – Thi s inclu des the firmwar e for all Smart switches.  Smart CAT5 Swi tc[...]

Operating the Smar t 108/116 IP Switching System Locally Upgrading the Smart 108/116 IP Fi rmware 74 | Smart 108/116 IP 6.3.5 Installing the Softw are To inst all the Update softw are: 1. Download t he softwar e from t he Suppo rt section of Mi nicom’s web site. 2. Install the software on t he computer’s hard d rive 6.3.6 Starting and C onfigur[...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Sw i tching System Locally Upgrading the Smart 108/116 IP Firmware User Guide | 75 Figure 61 – Smart 108 /116 IP Swit ch Updat e Window The tabl e below explai ns the fun ctions of th e b uttons and dial og boxes i n t he Update window. Button/Box Func tion Selects all RICC/ROC s Unselects selecte d RICC/ROCs Starts[...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Switching System Locally Upgrading the Smart 108/116 IP Fi rmware 76 | Smart 108/116 IP Figure 62 4. Choose th e Com P ort that 6.3.7 Verif y ing the V ersion Before upgradi ng th e firmware, you must veri fy which firmware and ha rdware versions you have. Smart 108/116 IP Swit ch V To verify the Sm art 108/ 116 IP Sw[...]

Figure RICC/ROC Version Before you can s elect a RICC/ROC, y ou must To verify the RICC /ROC v ersion number: 1. Select one or m ore o r all of the R ICC/ROCs. 2. Click . The firmwa re versi on numb er appears. 3. Click . The hardwar e versi on number app ears. When “Not respondi ng” appears, that it i s switched off. 6.3.8 Obtaining N ew Downl[...]

Operating the Smar t 108/116 IP Switching System Locally Upgrading the Smart 108/116 IP Fi rmware 78 | Smart 108/116 IP The Smart 108/116 IP s witch update i s a .mi n file. The R ICC/ROC up date i s a .hex file. 3. Navigate t o the fol der t hat contai ns the fi rmware upd ate fil e. You files that match t he fil e selection mask. Wh en the fi rmw[...]

2. Press Options - > Advanced 3. Open the appropriat e hex file. 4. Click Start . The firmwa re updates. 6.3.9 Restoring Fact or y Settings You can restore the OS D to the factory setti ngs from the Update softwa re. All changes made ( removed. To restore th e OSD factor y settings: 1. Select Options/ Advanced/Set default The OSD returns to the [...]

Operating the Smart 108/116 IP Sw i tching System Locally Troubleshooting – Update Softw are 80 | Smart 108/116 IP  If the electrici ty fails during the firmware updat e of the switch, a Com municati on Error message appea rs. Si mply resum e the fi rmware upd ate by op enin g the fold er that contai ns th e firmware up date fil e and cont inu[...]

Technical Specifications User Guide | 81 7 Technical Specifica tions Specification Desc ription Operating sys tems Target server – DOS, Windows, No vell, Linux, o r SUN Solaris for PC Client computer – Windows 2000 or late r with Internet Explo rer 7.0 / Firefox 3.0 and lat er; Linux x86 wi th Firefox 3.0 an d later Resolution Target serv er ?[...]

Technical Specifications 82 | Smart 108/116 IP Specification ROC PS/2 ROC USB Dimensions (H x D x W ) 65 x 25 x 25 mm / 2. 55 x 0.98 x 0.98 in[...]

Video Resolution a nd Refresh Rates User Guide | 83 8 Video Resolution and R efresh Rates Hz → 56 6 0 65 66 70 72 73 75 76 85 86 640x480 x x x x x x 720x400 x x 800x600 x x x x x x 1024x768 x x x x x x x 1152x864 x 1152x900 x x 1280x720 x 1280x768 x x 1280x960 x x 1280x1024 x x x x x 1600x1200 x x x x x[...]

SNMP Events Table 84 | Smart 108/116 IP 9 SNMP Events Table The foll owing table li sts all recorded events . Event Text Code Comment System Boot 1010 Reported upon device boot-up. Server Busy ask for disconnect. 1030 Attempt to connect when another user is already connected. The second user has permissi on for takeo ver; sent befo re the second u [...]

SNMP Events Table User Guide | 85 Event Text Code Comment Wrong user name or password 2030 Wrong user name or password. Logi n is not successful. CONF_USER_EVENT _ LOGIN_NOT_ SUCCEEDED_W RONG_U SER_NAME_O R_PASSWOR D Login is not successful because server is busy. 2040 Login is not succes sful because server is busy. CONF_USER_EVENT _ LOGIN_NOT_ SU[...]

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