User manual TRENDNET TK-IP101

[. . . ] TK-IP101 User Guide R1. 2 About this manual This User Guide is the complete reference to the TK-IP101, its functional features and usage. The Complete User Guide could be found only on the TK-IP101 Support CD-ROM disc. TK-IP101 documentation List Quick Installation Guide User Guide How to generate your own set of Certificates FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the regulations for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. [. . . ] Keyboard Layout Choose the keyboard layout for TK-IP101 according to the real keyboard you'll be using on the remote login client. Choosing the correct keyboard layout for your keyboard is very important since some keycodes are represented by different key locations in different keyboard layout. And keyboard layout setting ensure you will have a matching keycode output as you have on the physical keyboard on client computer. The default keyboard layout is the US keyboard (US). - 47 - Largest Possible Screen Select the largest workable resolution for your display device. 640 x 400 640 x 480 800 x 600 1024 x 768 1152 x 864 1280 x 1024 TK-IP101 supports up to 1280 x 1024 pixels for resolution. Hot keys The Hot Keys as here specified are the key sequence that precedes the command string and they are to be directed not to your local client PC, nor to your remote server, but to TK-IP101 itself. The hot keys here are default to CTLR ­ CTLR, that is, two consecutive Right Control keys (Please note that this is the right control key (CTLR), NOT the left control key, CTRL). And the Mouse-Resynchronize Hotkey is default to Home key (HOME). For example, to synchronize the remote and the local mouse cursor, you have to hit CTLR ­ CTLR ­ Home. (To find out the key positions on a standard keyboard, please click the Keyboard drawing hyperlink for a detailed key mapping. ) Of course, you can also customize the mouse resynchronization hotkey for your own preference. If you are using MacOS as your TK-IP101 client for connection, you might find that the default mouse resync hotkey ­ CTLR-CTLR-Home - does not work on Java viewer running on your MacOS. That is because the Right Control key on Mac keyboard sends out different keycode as the PC keyboard. If that is the case, you might consider to configure your mouse resync hotkey as, for example, CTLL- CTLL ­ S, so that you could sync mouse cursors from your Macintosh computer or notebook. - 48 - 4. 3 Date & Time ­ Date, Time, Global Time Zone Support and NTP server synchronization After any setting change, click the Submit button to save new setting to the TK-IP101 database, and then click Apply Setting to apply new settings to TK-IP101 immediately. Current Date and Time Enter the correct date and time here and click Set Current Date and Time button to set current system time on TK-IP101. Note that if you check the option to Automatically Synchronize with an Internet Time Server (NTP), the time setting will be periodically synchronized to the time of NTP server specified on each restart of the TKIP101 and every hour. - 49 - Time Zone Select the Time Zone / Region and City or Town from the available list as seen in the drop down combo boxes. For example: you can choose Australia as your Time zone and Melbourne as your region. Select the Region Zone Select the Time Zone / Region. Select the Town for the Selected Region Specify a Town in the selected Time Zone / Region to be the place you install TKIP101 and synchronize its system time accordingly. Internet Time The option here is for the automatic synchronization of TK-IP101 time with a Time Server on the Internet. You can check the option and then specify the time servers you prefer. TK-IP101 will try to synchronize with the timer servers every time it starts or restarts and will continue to synchronize every hour thereafter. The Primary NTP server is the server TK-IP101 will first try to synchronize with, and the secondary NTP server is the backup time server that TK-IP101 will synchronize with when the first time server is not available. Automatic synchronize with a Time Server (NTP) Synchronize TK-IP101 system with time server you specify. Note that if you choose this option the original Current Date and Time settings you manually entered will be refreshed with the time provided by the internet time server. [. . . ] In this case, you don't have to enter any script, since TK-RP08 does not need any. After you have made all modifications, click Store Settings to save your settings and then hit Apply Settings/Restart Servers to validate these new settings. Every change you have made on this page will NOT apply until you hit Apply Settings/Restart Servers! Configure the Power Control Command for each and every port on the TKIP101 Step 6. Go to the KVM Server/Computers page. - 90 - The various settings on this page are KVM port-specific because a computer is first identified by the KVM port it is attached to. Select the target port on which your subsequent settings on this page are directed. [. . . ]