ADDER AdderView IP Installation guide

AdderView IP

Overview Guide

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AdderLink IP

AdderView Matrix

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Remote

Users

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Local

User

Power switch

IP network/

Internet

AdderView Matrix

AdderLink IP

Control of many hosts

On its own, the AdderView Matrix

provides access to either eight (model

AVM208) or sixteen (model AVM216)

host systems. However, when linked to

other KVM switches (AdderView Matrix

or otherwise) the user(s) can easily

control up to 128 separate host systems.

Optional power control

One or more optional power switches can be

attached to either unit. These control the supply

to the host system(s) and allow the remote user to

hard reset any system that has suffered a failure.

Remote control

The AdderLink IP allows direct connection to

an Ethernet-based local network and from

there onto the wider Internet, as required.

The robust AdderLink IP security system will

also allow direct connection to the Internet.

Local control

Both the AdderLink IP and

AdderView Matrix provide

ports to allow local user

control, when required.

Welcome

Introduction

This guide is intended as a brief overview to using

the AdderLink IP and the AdderView Matrix products

together. Both of these products are supplied with

their own dedicated guides and this overview provides

clickable links to those guides (when their les are

stored in the same folder of your system).

The AdderLink IP and AdderView Matrix are both

powerful and popular products in their own rights.

However, when they are combined, the resulting

system is even greater than the sum of its parts.

Together these products equip you with full control of

multiple host computers from literally anywhere, all via

a basic internet connection.

This overview guide contains three main sections:

Installation

Conguration

Operation

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COM1

MODEM

COM2

POWER

CONTROL

INDOOR USE ONL

KVM CONSOLE

COMPUTER / KVM SWITCH

Installation

Connections

AdderLink IP and AdderView

Matrix main link

See AdderLink IP connections.

Rack mount attachments

See Mounting for AdderView

Matrix or AdderLink IP.

Network connection

See IP network port for

AdderLink IP.

Host computer connections

See Computer port

connections for AdderView

Matrix or Host computer or

KVM switch for AdderLink IP.

Power supply connections

See Power supply connections for

AdderView Matrix or AdderLink IP.

Connections to optional power switches

The power switches can be connected to

either unit, although if two AdderLink IP

devices are used, it is advantageous to

connect them to the AdderView Matrix.

See Power switching connections for

AdderView Matrix or Power control port

for AdderLink IP.

Local user connections

See Local keyboard, video monitor and mouse for AdderLink IP or User

port connections for AdderView Matrix. Note: You are recommended to

connect your local monitor, keyboard and mouse to the AdderLink IP.

Items supplied and required

See What’s in the box for

AdderView Matrix or

AdderLink IP.

Cascade connections

See Cascade connections for

AdderView Matrix.

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Part 2 – Remote conguration

This must be made using a remote connection (network or dial-up modem/ISDN).

It allows ne tuning of the Part 1-local conguration items, plus the creation of

multiple user accounts and declaration of all host computers.

Conguration

You can congure the AdderLink IP and AdderView Matrix devices in any order,

however, when your local monitor, keyboard and mouse are connected to the

AdderLink IP, it is that device that you will see rst. In such cases, start with the

AdderLink IP.

ADDERVIEW MATRIX

Configuration Menu

Functions

Routing status

User Preferences

Global Preferences

Setup Options

Edit Computer List

Edit User List

Edit Autoscan List

Enter-Select

F1-More menus

Esc-Quit

Firmware Version 2.08

ADDERVIEW MATRIX

Computer Port

Computer 1 01

Computer 2 02

Computer 3 03

Computer 4 04

Computer 5 05

Computer 6 06

Computer 7 07

Computer 8 08

User port 1 Status

ADMIN SHARED USE

F1-More menus F3-Find

Esc-Quit F4-Logout

AdderLink IP

AdderLink IP has a two-part initial conguration:

Part 1 – Local conguration

This must be carried out using the locally connected keyboard and monitor.

It prompts you to set up key basic details, network essentials, modem/ISDN

parameters and security key creation.

AdderLink IP Unit Config

Hot Keys Ctrl+Alt

Screensaver

Time

Encryption

Date

10 mins

Prefer Off

Apr

2004

: :

Unit Name

Admin Passwd

Firmware Version 2.2

Keybd Layout

Hardware Rev 1

Screen 1 of 5

AdderLink IP Network Config

Net Mask 255.255.255.0

192.168.42.154

Gateway

VNC Port

HTTP Port

5900

IP Address

00:0F:58:00:00:04

Use DHCP

MAC Address

Screen 2 of 5

> >

AdderLink IP Modem Conf

ATZHS0=1

192.168.3.1

192.168.3.2

115200

Initialize P

Restore Defa

Init String

Baud Rate

Server IP

Client IP

Screen 3 of 5

See Part 1 - Local conguration

See Part 2 - Remote conguration

AdderView Matrix

The AdderView Matrix conguration can be carried out from the local keyboard

and monitor, connected to either the AdderLink IP or to the AdderView Matrix.

The advantage of the former is that you can gain access to either device from

the same position. Once the AdderLink IP is initially congured, you can even

congure the AdderView Matrix via a remote link.

See Overall initial conguration

The important aspects to congure are:

• Enable security

• Set admin user password

Important

Individually the AdderLink IP and AdderView

Matrix can both maintain their own separate

records of computers and users. However,

when used together, the AdderView Matrix

operates strictly as a slave to the AdderLink

IP. This means that almost all conguration

of users and computers need only take place

on the AdderLink IP. The exception to this is

the creation of a unique password for the

AdderView Matrix admin user.

You do not need to congure any users

or computers on the AdderView Matrix

unless, a local user, connected directly to

the AdderView Matrix, will need to access

computers.

The important aspects to congure

are:

• Security considerations

• Register all host computers

• Register all users and dene

which hosts computers to which

they will have access.

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Operation

Switching between computers

There are three ways to switch on-screen between computers, depending on how your console is connected:

Switching using the

AdderLink IP control menu

Press and to access.

The Host section lets you select

all registered computers for

which you have access rights.

See Local connection

Switching using the

AdderLink IP Hosts list

The Hosts list lets you select all

registered computers for which

you have access rights.

See Remote connections

and Host selection

Switching using the

AdderView Matrix menu

Press and to access. The

on screen display menu lets you select

computers for which you have access

rights. The front panel can also be used.

See Selecting a computer

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IP network/

Internet

IP network/

Internet

IP network/

Internet

AdderLink IP Control

Shared

Email server

Access Mode

Host

Restore Mouse Functions

Return To Host

Configuration

Logoff

Local console

connected

directly to the

AdderLink IP

Local console

connected

directly to the

AdderView

Matrix

Remote console

linked by network

to the AdderLink IP

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All trademarks are acknowledged.

Release 1.0d

January 2006

Part No. ADD0062

Adder Technology Limited,

Technology House,

Trafalgar Way,

Cambridge, CB3 8SQ,

United Kingdom

Tel: +44 (0)1954 780044

Fax: +44 (0)1954 780081

Adder Corporation,

29 Water Street,

Newburyport,

MA 01950,

United States of America

Tel: +1-888-932-3337

Fax: +1-888-275-1117

www.ctxd.com

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