Rose electronics UltraLink 2 Manuale utente
UltraLink 2 Quick Start Guide
1- Unit Configuration
To configure the UL 2, the default IP address must be changed to be compatible with your
network. To modify the IP address, connect the unit to a computer configured with an
Ethernet card. Use a network cross over cable to connect the computer to UltraLink 2.
Connect the computer to be accessed as shown below.
1- Access the control panel, network tab on
the computer being used to configure the
UltraLink 2.
2- Change the existing IP address to
192.168.1.40 and the IP network
mask to 255.255.255.0.
UL 2’s default IP is 192.168.1.42. This
change creates a standalone network that
is compatible with UltraLink 2.
3- From the computer used to configure the
unit, start a web browser and enter the IP
address 192.168.1.42 as the URL. The
UltraLink 2 will answer with the below
display in the browser.
1-Click on the link:
“Connect using built-in
VNC Viewer”.
2-The built-in viewer will
start and display the
connected computer’s
video in the window.
3-Click on “Configure” in
the upper right corner to
display the configuration
menu.
Initial connection screen
From the configuration menu, click on “Network Configuration”, the below menu will display.
Network
cross over cable
Computer to access
(Needed for power to
the UltraLink 2 unit)
Computer used to
configure UL 2
Keyboard, monitor, and
mouse also connected.
Change the IP address, network mask, and other network information as needed to be
compatible with your network. The UNC port (5900) and HTTP Port (80) should only be
changed if they conflict with existing network settings. If you choose to use DHCP, check the
box adjacent to “Use DHCP”. When complete “Save” the new IP information.
NOTE: If you choose the option “Use DHCP” the IP address will change to whatever IP
address your DHCP server assigns it when it’s connected to your network. Once the IP
address has been changed, UltraLink 2 will lose the connection to the computer used for
configuration. Also, if the IP is changed by the DHCP server it is up to the user to determine
the new IP address.
When the UltraLink UL2 has been properly configured change the IP information on the
computer used to connect to the UltraLink 2 back to the original values.
2- Connecting the cables
Single Access Model
1- Connect the supplied KVM cable
from the keyboard, monitor, and
mouse ports on the UltraLink 2 to
the corresponding ports on the
computer to access.
2- Connect a standard network cable
from the RJ45 connector on the
UltraLink 2 to your network.
Dual Access Model
1- Connect the supplied KVM cable
from the keyboard, monitor, and
mouse ports on the UltraLink 2 to
the corresponding ports on the
computer to access.
2- Connect a local keyboard, monitor,
and mouse to the corresponding
ports on the UltraLink 2.
3- Connect a standard network cable
from the RJ45 connector on the
UltraLink 2 to your network.
Connecting to a KVM switch
1- If the KVM switch has native (PS/2,
HD15) connectors, connect the
supplied KVM cable from the
keyboard, monitor, and mouse
ports on the UltraLink 2 to the
corresponding ports on the KVM
switch to access. If the KVM switch
has DB25F connectors, an adapter
cable must be used to connect the
UltraLink 2 to the KVM switch.
2- Dual model only - Connect a local
keyboard, monitor, and mouse to
the corresponding ports on the
UltraLink 2
3- Connect a standard network cable
from the RJ45 connector on the
UltraLink 2 to your network.
3- Operating Instructions (Single and Dual access models)
With all cabling in place, the default IP address changed to be compatible with your network,
and power applied to the connected computer, access to the connected computer can now
be made. Connecting to the computer can be made from any computer with access to the
network UltraLink 2 is connected to.
From a network workstation, start internet explorer or other web browser. Type in the
assigned IP address given to UltraLink 2 in the URL field. The below browser screen will
display. Click on “Connect using built-in Java VNC Viewer”. This will install a small java
applet on the connecting computer and then display the remote computers video.
The connected computers video will display in the web browser’s VNC viewer window.
When the connected computer’s video displays, you will have full control, provided your
security settings permit it, of the connected computer. In the upper right corner is a tab
labeled “Configure”. Clicking on this tab displays the configuration menu shown below.
4-Configure Menu
The configuration menu allows you to set-up user accounts, configure the unit, set the time
and date used to time stamp the log file, configure the network, and view the logging and
status.
.
User Accounts Allows you to create and manage up to sixteen separate user
accounts, each with separate access permissions.
Account #1 is the admin account. Enter User name,
password. Tick/un-tick the Local and Remote options that are
appropriate to the user.
Unit Configuration Allows you to alter both basic and fundamental settings within
the UltraLink-2. You can define the keyboard, set-up the
admin account, assign a name to the unit, screensaver time
and encryption options
Time & Date Configuration Set the time and date, this time stamps the log files
Network Configuration Configures the network IP, network mask, gateway, VNC port,
HTTP port. You can alter any of the existing network settings
plus you can set-up the IP access control feature that lets you
specifically include or exclude certain addresses or networks
Logging and Status Provides various details about the user activity on the
UltraLink-2.
Return to Host Exit the configuration menu system and return to the host
computer.
See the complete user’s manual for a detailed description of all configuration features.
Power selection / Reset switches
Switch 1 – OFF – Power from connected keyboard & mouse
computer ports or external power adapter
ON - Power from external power adapter only (optional)
Switch 2 – OFF – Normal operation
ON – Reset to factory defaults (See procedure below)
Reset Button
To reset UltraLink 2 to factory defaults:
1. Remove all power
2. Set switch 2 to the ON position
3. Apply power, Observe the VNC LED: when it lights, and before is
extinguishes, insert a thin object into the concealed reset switch
hole and depress the button, then remove the object. The VNC
LED will flash five (5) times, indicating the reset operation was
successful
4. Remove power, set switch 2 to the OFF position
Unit is now reset to factory default settings
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