User manual DAXTEN VOYAGER IP

[. . . ] Voyager IP User guide Specifications Ethernet Connection Serial Port Concurrent Users Data Encryption TCP Ports USB Port Operating Systems One ­ RJ 45 - 10/100 Mbit/sec auto-sensing. One ­ RJ 45 1 user + 7 view Only for current session 128bit SSL 443, 900, 901, 902. Ports 900-902 are configurable from port number 800 upwards One ­ Reserved for future use. Target Server Windows, Dos, LINUX, UNIX, QNX, SGI, FreeBSD, BeOS, Open VMS, Novell 3. 12 and later, Alpha UNIX, HP UX, SUN, Solaris, Java Desktop System Client Computer Windows 2000 or higher with IE 6. 0 or higher and ActiveX Target Server Up to 1600 x 1200 @ 85Hz Client Computer Recommended - resolution should be higher than the Target Server Both auto and manual modes 128-bit SSL encryption Resolution Video and mouse synchronization Security NOTE: This equipment complies with the requirements of European EMC directive 89/336 EEC in respect of EN55022 Class B, EN 50082-1 and EN 60555-2. [. . . ] Once the Active X control is installed all user types can login. Figure 8 ­ Remote session window Voyager IP 7 User Guide Full screen mode To work in full screen mode: 1. Ensure that the client computer has the same resolution as the Target Server. Press F11, Internet Explorer window disappears leaving the Explorer toolbar at the top. Right click the Explorer toolbar and check Auto-Hide, the Explorer toolbar disappears leaving you in full screen mode. Press F11, or move the mouse cursor at the top of the screen to display Internet Explorers toolbar and then click restore button. Note: Full Screen mode can also be activated from the toolbar menu, see page 11. Taking over a busy remote session When connecting to a busy Target Server, an Administrator has the option to take over the current session. A User only has this option if another User is using the current session. A User does not have the option to take over an Administrators session. You have the option to Take Over, View Only or Cancel. Moving or hiding the Toolbar The toolbar can be dragged and dropped anywhere on the screen, by clicking and dragging the logo. To hide the Toolbar, either: Double click the Voyager IPs system tray icon . Alternatively, press F9 to display the toolbar and repeat the steps above. Vertical Offset - defines the vertical starting position of the displayed image. Noise Level - represents the Video "noise" when a static screen is displayed. Automated adjust ­ When checked, the video adjusts automatically whenever there is a change in the screen resolution. Brightness / Contrast - use the scales to adjust the brightness and contrast of Auto Video Adjust To Adjust the video automatically, open a Windows Explorer (or similar) in the background, click Auto Video Adjust. If the process runs more than three times, then there is an abnormal noise level. Check the video cable and ensure that there is no dynamic video application running on the Target Servers desktop. Perform as necessary for each Target server or screen resolution. Power Cycle The optional KB-Power and KB-Power IPMI offer remote power control via a remote session. To shut down and restart the Target Server via KB-Power / KB-Power IPMI, from the toolbar click the Power icon. The Power Management Console can be accessed when the Power Management Console is activated. Keyboard key sequences Click the Keyboard icon. A list of defined keyboard sequences appears, when clicked these will be transmitted to the Target Server and will not affect the client computer. For example, select Ctrl-Alt-Del to send this three key sequence to the Target Server. To add a keyboard sequence, Click Add/Remove, the Special Key Manager box appears. [. . . ] you have forgotten the User Name or Password, you can restore the factory defaults by performing a Factory Reset. Press and hold down the Go Local button for 3-4 seconds while powering up the Voyager IP. Login with the default IP address of the unit: http://192. 168. 0. 155/config. This username and password will only work after the reset procedure described above. [. . . ]