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Advanced Control (Hardware Manager)
Click to overwrite the
host information on
the device with the
host settings stored
within ADDER.NET.
This option is only
displayed for devices
that can store host
details.
Click this link to reboot
the device.
Click to discover the
current configuration
settings of the selected
KVM device - these
details are required
in order to populate
the ‘Hardware
Configuration’ section
(shown right)
getting
started
This is the port through
which ADDER.NET may
make “http” connections
to the KVM device. The
default is 80 and can
be modified where
necessary.
Keyboard shortcuts that
can be sent from this
device to a connected
host can be set here.
Please refer to the
documentation for
the specific device for
details of valid key
combinations.
If the KVM device
supports a modem
connection, the baud rate
and initialisation strings
may be modified here.
When set to “0”, the
device will not use DHCP.
When set to “1” the
device will use DHCP.
When set to “1” the device will use the
VESA Generalized Timing Formula to
help identify the incoming video signals
from the connected hosts, in order to
correctly encode them. If UseGTF is set
to “0”, only a fixed internal look-up
table will be used for this purpose.
the
manager
This is the IP address of
the device. It cannot be
changed here.
the
connector
Click here to retrieve
the list of Hosts that
the device has already
been configured to
connect to. This can
help when configuring
ADDER.NET for the first
time.
The Hardware Configuration section is populated every time the Hardware
Manager is opened. If the device is on-line at the time, the configuration will be
updated. It can be refreshed by clicking on the ‘Download configuration from
the device’ option:
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To use the Hardware Manager
1 On the ADDER.NET Manager menu bar, place your mouse pointer over
Devices and then choose Browse from the drop down list.
2 Click the Manage button adjacent to the required device name to display
the Device Manager page.
3 click the Advanced Control link (the device must have previously been
acquired). The Hardware Manager page will be displayed:
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The Hardware Manager allows you to view greater levels of detail for a chosen
KVM device and permits changes to be made to various aspects of operation.
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