D-Link DKVM-IP8 User manual

Industrial grade IP KVM switch

User manual

Thank you for purchasing this IP-KVM switch. The IP KVM that

means a KVM switch with remote management function. A set

of keyboard, mouse, and monitor control multiple computers

and can remotely control multiple computer servers. IP KVM

transmits each computer's signal to the IP data packet through

the Internet or private network. At the remote control side, the

IP signal will be compiled again into keyboard, mouse, and

monitor signals. In order to ensure data security, data packets

are usually encrypted. And IP KVM can provide remote

management without distance restrictions.

●USB2.0 port, with USB hub, support any USB2.0 devices.

●System supported: DOS, Win95/ 98/ 98SE/ 2000/ ME/ XP,

WinNT, Netware, Unix, Linux.

●Plug and play, can plug in or unplug the connected computer

without turning off the KVM switch and computer. Hot

plugging is not recommended.

●Excellent picture quality, resolution up to 1920*1440,

bandwidth 350MHz.

●No software neededl: control the host computer that need

operate for network control via buttons, hotkey, OSD menu.

●With buzzer.

●With LED light.

●Support auto-scanning, default 5s.

Packing contents

1* 16 port KVM switch

4* KVM cable

1* user manual

1* DC 12V power adapter

1* CD

1* 8 port KVM switch

4* KVM cable

1* user manual

1* DC12V power adapter

1* CD

8 port IP KVM switch 16 port IP KVM switch

Description

Features

1~8/ 1~16 panel switch button

reset button

input port

Output port

USB Hub

LED ﬂash fast that means data interaction

power port

USB ports and 8 serial ports are vendor-speciﬁc

interfaces that users cannot use

LAN port: Ethernet interface

Red LED: 0M Ethernet connected

Green LED: 100M Ethernet connected

Interface instruction

Hotkey command introduction

In addition to the front panel buttons, the KVM switch port can

also be used via a simple keyboard combination. Simply press

the HOME/ Cap / Scroll / Num keys twice within 2s to send a

command to the KVM and you will hear ” Beep ". After conﬁrm

that you can use the hotkey command, this product has multiple

modes to choose. HOME+ HOMEis the default mode, when

you do not want to use this mode, you can choose another

command mode. The following is the way to set different hotkey

mode.

default mode

+ Caps Enter hot-key Caps mode

+ Scroll enter hot-key Scroll mode

+Num Enter hot-key Num mode

Default mode command

Switch to the corresponding port.

Switch to Next

Switch to Pre.

Off/ on the buzzer

Auto-scanning, press any key to

stop auto-scanning

Home+ home + Num. +enter: set the auto-scanning intervals,

from 5 - 999s

If you would like to use Caps mode, please press Home+

Home+ Caps ﬁrst

Caps mode Command

Switch to the corresponding port.

Switch to Next

Switch to Pre.

Off/ on the buzzer

Auto-scanning, press any key to

stop auto-scanning

Caps+ Caps+ I+ Num+ enterset the auto-scanning intervals,

from 5 - 999s

OSD menu opearation

Hot-key also can be achieved under OSD mode, According to

the below way to choose one hot-key port from OSD menu.

Home+ Home+ Enter to active OSD menu.

Note: If you are using OSD, you can click directly when you are

on the main menu.

F1: Revise port name

Main menu

According to User selected, red

letter will be revised.

Cascade indication, 00 represents the ﬁrst level,

00represents the second level.

the digital of port: 8 shows 8 port KVM

switch, 16 shows 16 port KVM switch.

Port selected.

the port auto-scanning selected.

USB port is connected correctly.

Menu setting

F2:Set the port to be scanned, used with auto-scanning mode

2TAG (press F2to open or close the scan, identify “ T”,

as shown in Figure 2 below)

F3:Set system

F4:Scan port

F6:Set the host to be assigned non-administrator users (which

hosts User 1-7 can operate)

F7:Set user login

Note: F1, F2, F3, F4, F6, F7 need to press on keyboard.

F1:Modify the host name

Note: You can change the name of the host as you like, use the

keyboard up and down key to control, when you need to change

the host name, press the enter on keyboard can be changed

Setting method: Under the current option, press enter to enter

the setting:

01: Buzzer on/ off

02: Autoscan Mode

0: All of ports

1: The option ID only scans the PC port connected to

the USB

2: only scans the port that mark by “T”(as figure 3)

03: Autoscan interval, default 5s

04: After switching, the OSD shows the Banner interval

05: After switching, OSD shows banner position, after entering,

press Alt+ “↑↓←→” key to adjust position

06: Plugin Jump Mode

F3:System setting

0:The device will be automatically switched to the port just

inserted into the USB device when all the ports are free

1:Plug in a USB device (When USB port has a 5V devices

input), it automatically switches to the one you plugged in,

giving priority.

Note: The PLUGING JUMP MODE setting is only useful if JUMP

CHECK is set to 1.

07:JUMP CHECK

0:NONE: Does not detect, Port switching could via panel keys

or hotkey

1:POWER: Detects the USB is correctly plugged in and can

only be switched on the port where the USB device is

plugged in

Note: If set to 1, you can not switch to the port that has no USB

plug, regardless of the hotkey or keypad operation

08:Check the software version information

F7：Enter the user settings

When you press F7 into the user settings, the screen shown in

Figure 4, SECURIY: Y represents that need the password to

enter, N on behalf of don’t need the password to enter, press

the "↓" into the user account, Press “enter” to into, enter the

screen as Figure 5

F1: modify the user name (user name: ADMIN, USER1, USER2,

USER ..... behind 6 X is hidden password, you need to

press F9 to view)

F9: View the current password (the figure above by F9 shows

the first user's default password is 000000)

F4: Change the password

However, when set to Y, the OSD adds F5: LOGOUT

options. Each time you login will be prompted, as shown in

Figure 6:

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