StarTechcom Switch SV1653DXI User Manual

Enterprise Class

Multi-user Cat5 KVM

Switch over IP

SV1653DXI

SV3253DXI

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Table of Contents

Introduction.................................................................................... 1

Features ......................................................................................1

Package Contents .......................................................................1

Required Cables and Hardware .................................................2

Installation...................................................................................... 3

Conﬁguration................................................................................. 5

Using DHCP................................................................................7

Web Conﬁguration Using Static IP ..............................................8

Connecting the Host Computer to the Unit .................................10

Disabling Mouse Acceleration on the Host Computer ................10

Windows 98 ................................................................................11

Windows 2000 ............................................................................11

Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 ....................................11

Linux, UNIX and X-Windows ......................................................11

Connecting the SV5CONS Remote User Station (Optional).......11

Using the Web Interface ............................................................... 12

The Login Screen........................................................................13

Web Interface Introduction...........................................................14

Home...........................................................................................14

Thumbnails..................................................................................15

User Preferences.........................................................................16

Logout .........................................................................................17

File Transfer.................................................................................17

VNC.............................................................................................20

Admin Functions..........................................................................21

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Network Conﬁg............................................................................21

User Accounts.............................................................................23

System Ident................................................................................24

Security .......................................................................................26

Compatibility................................................................................26

RADIUS.......................................................................................27

Modem.........................................................................................28

Time/Date....................................................................................28

Firmware .....................................................................................28

Info Functions..............................................................................30

Status ..........................................................................................30

Port Numbers ..............................................................................31

Help Menu...................................................................................32

Site map Menu ............................................................................32

The VNC Interface ......................................................................32

Bribar Feature .............................................................................34

VirtKeys Menu .............................................................................39

Video Tuning Menu......................................................................40

Accessing KVM Features ............................................................. 47

OSD Operations ..........................................................................47

OSD Function Keys ....................................................................48

Using the Modem feature ............................................................. 49

Background ................................................................................49

Connecting a Modem .................................................................50

Modem conﬁguration ..................................................................51

Conﬁguring the Remote Connection ..........................................52

Accessing the Web Interface ......................................................53

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Modem Troubleshooting Guide ...................................................55

About Security Certiﬁcate Warnings ...........................................55

Installing the new certiﬁcate ........................................................56

Built-in Terminal Emulation .......................................................... 58

How to ﬁnd the Built-in Terminal Emulator...................................58

Navigating the Menus..................................................................58

How to create a New Connection (Using the Wizard) .................58

Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 63

Technical Speciﬁcations............................................................... 66

Caution........................................................................................67

Technical Support ......................................................................... 68

Warranty Information .................................................................... 68

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing a StarTech.com Enterprise Class KVM. Using

the Internet or your TCP/IP enabled network, you can now monitor and

control critical PC servers and workstations, using an industry-standard

Web browser or VNC client, from virtually any remote location.

Features

• Supports industry-standard networking and management protocols

(e.g.TCP/IP and SNMP)

• Offers secure management options including SSL encryption, SSH

tunneling, and RADIUS authentication

• Fully integrated, multi-user CAT5 switch, with non-blocking access to

16/32 servers by up to 3 users

• Platform independent: can be managed using any Java-enabled Web

browser and connected to virtually any host server or computer that

supports PS/2 or USB input devices

• Allows for disk emulation and ﬁle transfers, including completely remote

application and operating system installations.

• On-Screen Display offers convenient control and conﬁguration options

• Integrated ANSI terminal emulator allows local users and user-station

SSH, telnet and serial-port access to other systems on your network

Package Contents

This package should contain:

• 1 x CAT5 Multi-user KVM

• 1 x Power Cord

• 1 x Rack Mounting Hardware

• 1 x Instruction Manual

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Required Cables and Hardware

Depending on your needs, you may need one or more of the following

cables. Please note that the corresponding StarTech.com part numbers

are listed in brackets:

All applications:

For connection to a LAN: 1 x Straight-through Ethernet patch cable

(M45PATCHxxxx)

DB9F to RJ45F Adapter (GC98FF, GC98MF)

PS/2 Server Interface Module for Enterprise Series (SV5PS2M)

USB Server Interface Module for Enterprise Series (SV5USBM)

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Installation

*SV1653DXI front panel

*SV1653DXI rear panel

To connect the KVM Remote Control Unit to the Host Computer and

Network:

1. Using a Category 5 Ethernet patch cable, connect the LAN connector

on the rear panel of the SVxx53DXI to a network data jack (usually

on a hub, switch, router, or pre-wired wall jack).

2. Connect a standard PS/2 or USB keyboard to the Local Keyboard port

on the rear panel of the SVxx53DXI.

3. Connect a standard PS/2 or USB mouse to the Local Mouse port on

the rear panel of the SVxx53DXI.

4. Connect an XGA-compliant (or higher) monitor to the Video Out port

on the front panel of SVxx53DXI.

5. Connect the power cord (provided) to an available electrical outlet. Plug

the opposite end of the power cord into the AC power connector on the

rear of the unit.

6. Power up the KVM.

IMPORTANT: SVxx53DXI is cooled by fans and convection. As such,

please ensure the vents on both sides as well as the rear panel are

unobstructed.

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Conﬁguration

SVxx53DXI offers four distinct methods for conﬁguring the unit for your

network. Which method will work best will depend on your level of experi-

ence and your speciﬁc network conﬁguration.

Using the On-Screen Display

Upon initial boot, you will require an administrative username and pass-

word. By default, the username and password are both: admin. You will

be given the opportunity to change the password (recommended), once

the conﬁguration is complete.

The DHCP assigned IP Address will be visible at this time, at the bottom

of the screen. If no DHCP server is detected, a factory assigned IP ad-

dress will be displayed in its place (10.0.0.15 by default). Please make

note of the assigned IP address, as you will need to enter it into your web

browser to access the Web Interface.

Once the username and password (admin, admin) have been entered, a

status window will appear. Press “I” to proceed to the Main Menu screen.

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You will be asked if you wish to change the default password. Select Yes

or No as appropriate, then press Enter to continue. If no DHCP connec-

tion is present, press the Setup button on the rear panel of SVxx53DXI

to display the Main Menu screen, where you will be given several basic

setup options:

If static IP addresses are assigned, you will likely need to change the

Net Mask, IP Address and other details, prior to connecting via your Web

browser. If this is the case, connect a local keyboard (USB or PS/2) and

press the Enter key.

To conﬁgure SVxx53DXI to your required network settings, use the

Network Setup Wizard. To select from the menus provided, use the arrow

keys on your keyboard. At any time, you can return to the previous menu

by pressing the Page Up key.

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Using DHCP

This method requires that your network implement DHCP (Dynamic Host

Conﬁguration Protocol), usually on a server or network access device

such as a router, that dynamically allows devices to join the network

without pre-conﬁguration.

Please note: The OSD will report the IP address as assigned by the

DHCP server. If you have a directly connected monitor, the following

steps are not required.

If the unit is powered on and connected to the network via LAN port on

the rear panel, it will automatically attempt to lease an IP address using

DHCP. Before you can begin the conﬁguration process, you will need to

access the DHCP log from your ﬁle server or another device that acts as

the DHCP server on the network. (You may need to contact your Network

Administrator for this information).

A simple DHCP log should supply (at minimum) three essential details: IP

address, MAC address, and device (or machine) name for the computers

and other devices connected to your network.

The values for the SVxx53DXI tested above are as follows:

IP Address: 192.168.22.4

MAC Address: 00-0E-C5-00-08-1A

Device Name: (none)

The easiest way to identify your SVxx53DXI on the network is by its

MAC address - a unique hardware identiﬁer that is speciﬁc to your unit.

The MAC address of the unit can be found using the OSD setup screen;

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please write this number down and keep it for future reference. Once you

locate the MAC address of your unit in the DHCP log, you can match it to

its leased IP address and proceed with the Web conﬁguration.

Please note:

• Once you have located the IP address of the SVxx53DXI and wish

to proceed with the Web conﬁguration, do not power off the unit or

your DHCP server, since the Enterprise Class KVM might lease a

different IP address. Should this happen, re-examine the DHCP log to

verify the IP address again.

• DHCP functionality is not affected if you also connected the WAN

port on the SVxx53DXI to your network (see below). However, it is not

recommended that you connect both the WAN and LAN ports to the

same network segment.

Web Conﬁguration Using Static IP

The DHCP access method described above would not apply to networks

that rely on static IP addresses (every device has a pre-conﬁgured IP ad-

dress that does not change). To accommodate this type of installation, the

WAN port on the rear panel of the SVxx53DXI is factory-conﬁgured with

its own IP address.

Please note:

• If you connected the LAN port on the rear panel of the unit to your

network, but did not connect the WAN port, you must disconnect the

Ethernet cable from the LAN port and move it to the WAN port before

attempting a static IP installation. (If desired, you can return the cable

to the LAN port if you conﬁgure it with a static IP address during the

conﬁguration process.)

If you have connected both the LAN and WAN ports on the unit to your

network, you may proceed with a static IP Web conﬁguration.

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The following are the factory default values for the WAN port:

IP Address: 192.168.1.123

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway: 192.168.1.254

Broadcast: 192.168.1.255

To access the Web conﬁguration for this product, you will need to con-

ﬁgure the workstation you are using to the same subnet (255.255.255.0)

and also assign it a valid IP address (i.e. 192.168.1.100). For details on

how to change the IP address of your computer (if necessary), consult

your documentation or System Administrator for assistance.

Please note:

• In order to avoid a conﬂict, it is advisable to verify whether another

device on your network is using the same IP address as the

SVxx53DXI before connecting it to the network.

• Should an IP address conﬂict occur with another device on the

network, power off the conﬂicting device or assign it another IP address

before continuing the installation.

• If you are conﬁguring more than a single SVxx53DXI unit using the

factory default settings on the WAN port, they cannot be connected to

the network at the same time, as they will use the same IP address.

• Not all IP addresses are valid for a given subnet. If you are required

to change your subnet (and therefore IP address) to conﬁgure the unit,

be sure the IP address you choose is within the allowable range for the

255.255.255.0 subnet.

Once your computer is conﬁgured to the same subnet as SVXX53DXI,

you can use the IP address 192.168.1.123 to access the Web conﬁgura-

tion system.

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Connecting the Host Computer to the Unit

*SV1653DXI rear panel shown

Please note: It is strongly recommended that all systems supporting

USB use the USB server interface modules (see StarTech.com part #

SV5USBM). PS/2 modules (SV5PS2M) are available for legacy systems.

1. If present, disconnect the existing monitor and PS/2 or USB keyboard/

mouse from the host computer.

2. Connect the PS/2 keyboard and mouse or USB connector to the host

computer.

3. Connect the VGA connector to the host computer.

4. Connect the Server Interface Module (SV5PS2M or SV5USBM) to the

KVM with a straight through CAT5 cable.

5. Power on the host computer.

Disabling Mouse Acceleration on the Host Computer

Please note: If the SV5USBM (USB version) is used with a modern Win-

dows O/S computer, there is no need to disable mouse acceleration. Only

PS/2 systems, or USB systems with Linux or UNIX operating systems

require this change. Ignore this section in that case.

Many operating systems offer a feature called mouse acceleration, al-

lowing the user to adjust the responsiveness of the cursor on the screen

in relation to physical movements of the mouse. While this is usually a

beneﬁcial interface enhancement, it will interfere with the operation of the

SVxx53DXI and should be disabled on the host computer before a remote

session is attempted.

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To disable mouse acceleration for the host computer operating system:

Windows 98

1. From the Control Panel, click on Mouse.

2. From Mouse Properties, click on the Motion tab.

3. Make sure the Pointer speed bar is centered and Acceleration is set to

None.

Windows 2000

1. From the Control Panel, click on Mouse.

2. From Mouse properties, click on the Motion tab.

3. Make sure that the Pointer speed bar is centered and Acceleration is

set to None.

Windows XP and Windows Server 2003

Go to Pointer Options and turn off Enhance Pointer Precision. Ensure

that the pointer speed bar is centered.

Linux, UNIX and X-Windows

Add this command to your xinitrc, xsession or other startup script:

xset m 0/0 0

Also, under Pointer Control, verify that acceleration and threshold are

zero, with the command:

xset q

Connecting the SV5CONS Remote User Station (Optional)

The remote user station allows for extended local control of attached host

machines. To connect a remote user station:

1. Connect a VGA monitor to the front of the SV5CONS.

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2. Connect a USB keyboard and mouse device. (Please note that some

keyboards and mice may not work due to non-standard USB

implementation)

3. Connect a straight through CAT5 cable to port A on the user-station.

4. Connect the power to the remote user station.

Please Note: The remote user station operates just like the local user

port, except a few extra commands on OSD:

<CTRL> <CTRL> <C> Cause auto calibration to restart

<CTRL><CTRL> <A> Go to A port

<CTRL> <CTRL> <B> Go to B port

To switch A/B connections at any time (even

if no KVM OSD is shown, or if current KVM

is powered down).

Please note that you may notice a pattern of vertical bars brieﬂy

displayed during distance calibration; this is normal. As such, please

disregard.

Using the Web Interface

The Web interface offers the most intuitive way to conﬁgure the

SVxx53DXI, as it provides a Java-based VNC client that can be used to

control the host computer from a remote location, as well as support for

any industry-standard HTML Web browser.

You can access the Web interface by opening your Web browser and en-

tering the IP address of the SVxx53DXI you wish to access/conﬁgure. The

IP address will be either the address assigned by your DHCP server as

identiﬁed in the previous section, or 192.168.1.123 (if your network uses

static IP addressing).

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Using SVxx53DXI’s web interface requires a browser, with cookies and

JavaScript enabled. To start the Java VNC client, login to the Web con-

ﬁguration interface and click on the thumbnail of the desktop on the Home

menu, or click on the Connect button, located in the Main Menu.

You may need to upgrade Java support in your browser; however, most

modern browsers come with a version of Java that is compatible with

this application. The Java VNC client makes a connection back to the

SVxx53DXI unit over port 5900 (by default) or 15900 (if encrypted). The

encrypted connection is a standard SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encrypted

link that encrypts all data from the session, including the actual video

pictures.

Because Java is considered a “safe” programming language, the Java

VNC client has some limitations. Certain special keystrokes cannot be

sent, such as “Scroll Lock” on the keyboard.

This client software requires the use of Java 2 (JRE 1.4) to enable

features like wheel mouse support. Sun Microsystems’s Java site, www.

java.com, is an excellent resource to ensure your browser and operating

system are updated accordingly.

The Login Screen

Before you can access the Web conﬁguration interface, you must enter

a username and password. The default username and password as

shipped from the factory are username admin, with a password of admin.

Please Note: Before the login screen appears, your Web browser may

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display a warning about an invalid security certiﬁcate. This does not af-

fect the security of your data in any way.

Whenever you are prompted about a certiﬁcate security problem by your

browser or the Java VNC client, always choose the option to continue.

Web Interface Introduction

Home

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After the initial login screen, the Home screen will appear, offering a

Screen Thumbnail view of the controlled computer, as well as basic ﬁle

transfer functions, Monitoring Information, System Identiﬁcation and VNC

Client options.

Name: At the top of the screen, the name of the machine being controlled

is displayed

Tip line: The area directly below the Name indicates what function each

selection from the Main Menu performs. “Hover” the mouse pointer over

each individual listing in the Main Menu to update this message according

to the function performed by each listing.

Main Menu:At the left-most side of each page, the Main Menu is dis-

played, allowing users to choose functions offered by the Web Interface.

The following elements of the Web Interface may not be available, based

on assigned user priveleges (i.e. non-admin users will not see any items

under the Admin category.):

Thumbnails

The Thumbnails screen provides a thumbnail view of connected comput-

ers, and allows you to click through for direct monitoring of any of the

displayed devices. The thumbnails will update periodically.

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User Preferences

The User Preferences screen offers several conﬁguration options, per-

taining to the functionality of SVxx53DXI on a per-user basis. Here, you

will be able to customize settings to optimize overall performance, (e.g.

Encryption options, VNC options, display and bandwidth options etc.), ac-

cording to each user’s individual preferences. Please save your selections

by clicking the Save Changes button.

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Logout

Clicking on Logout logs you completely out of the SVxx53DXI interface.

You will have to login again to gain access to the web interface.

File Transfer

The SVxx53DXI is able to emulate a virtual USB disk drive on any host

connected using the USB Server Interface Module (SV5USBM). Depend-

ing on conﬁguration, it will appear to the host as a ﬂoppy drive (1.44MB),

an 8MB RAM Disk or a CD-ROM. The host computer does not require

any special drivers or other conﬁguration.You can transfer ﬁles to the

virtual disk at any time. Only one computer can access the disk at a

time through the Disk Control menu in the VNC window. Files can be

uploaded/downloaded through the web interface, while the disk is ejected.

SVxx53DXI will wait until the host is not using the disk, and add or re-

move the ﬁles.

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When the host computer next looks at the drive, it will notice the changes.

You can read ﬁles from the virtual disk at any time, as long as the host is

not actively writing to the disk. All of this happens in the background, and

you may treat the virtual disk as a shared drive without any restrictions.

• Access to the ﬁles is performed through the web interface. Contents of

the root directory are shown on the home page.You can download ﬁles

as you would any ﬁle on the web (right-click and Save target as).

• To upload a ﬁle, click Browse, select a ﬁle, and then click Upload.

• Files and directories may be deleted using the Delete button situated

to their right.

When emulating a ﬂoppy disk or RAM Disk, the data is stored in RAM on

the SVxx53DXI itself. In order to emulate a CD-ROM disk drive, a web

server is required to provide the CD-ROM image data. The Web server

must be accessible to the unit, which communicates with it constantly as

data is needed.

Floppy mode: Choose the Format as ﬂoppy button to switch to ﬂoppy

mode. Under Windows, the drive will be identiﬁed as a “high density

ﬂoppy” and will typically be assigned a drive letter of B:

The capacity is limited to 1.44 megabytes in this mode. The purpose of

supporting ﬂoppy mode is to permit the use of ﬂoppy-disk images gener-

ated by other systems (e.g. the ﬂash BIOS upgrade process is performed

with a special ﬂoppy and is bootable, emergency repair disks are often

ﬂoppy-based etc.).You can transfer bits from that ﬂoppy to the SVxx53DXI

(use the upload disk image form) and boot from the special ﬂoppy.

RAM Disk mode: Choose the Format as RAM Disk button to switch to

RAM Disk mode. This mode is intended to facilitate simple data transfer

between the remote user and the host computer. It will be recognized by

Windows as an 8MB removable disk and assigned a drive letter.You can

easily drag and drop ﬁles up to 8MB in size to this device.

Disk Formats: When you choose the Format as... button, the disk image

stored in RAM is formatted as an empty MS-DOS disk, with a single ﬁle

called Put ﬁles here...TXT.

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SVxx53DXI is able to read most MS-DOS/Windows formatted disks and

presents the ﬁles via the Web interface. However, disk emulation occurs

at the lowest level, so other disk formats can be used if you have the tools

needed to create and read the disk images.

At the bottom of the page are the upload and download options for the

entire disk image. Any image that is exactly 1,474,560 bytes long will be

treated as a ﬂoppy. Images of other sizes are supported up to 8MB.

CD-ROM Mode:The SVxx53DXI does not store any data in this mode.

Instead, it emulates a USB CD-ROM drive with a disk inserted. The data

from that disk must be provided by an external web server. You will need

a copy of the CD-ROM contents that you want to emulate as an ISO ﬁle.

This is a byte-for-byte copy of track one (the data track) of a data CD-

ROM. The ISO ﬁle must be made available on a web server that can be

accessed by SVxx53DXI. To switch to this mode, type in a URL pointing

to the ISO image, and click on Commit. The system will connect to the

web server and test the ﬁle for access. If successful, you will be shown a

short report on the ﬁle contents, and the disk will be ready to use.

Currently there is no other way to preview or browse the contents of the

CD-ROM image, except from the host.

CD-ROM Web Server Requirements:

• Data must be hosted on a web server that the SVxx53DXI can access

directly.

• An image of a bootable CD-ROM disk can be used by the BIOS to boot

an operating system.

• The image ﬁle itself may be any size, but it will typically be less than

700Mb. Normally this ﬁle will be an ISO image (an ISO-9660 ﬁle

system) but any disk image may be used.

• The web server must support “byte ranges”. Persistent connections are

used, if available, as this greatly improves performance. “Read-only”

access is provided; writing is not supported.

• CD-Rom block size must be 2048 bytes. Unfortunately, XA-Data type

tracks are not supported.

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Booting from USB Disk:

If the host computer’s BIOS supports USB boot devices, it is possible to

boot from the emulated CD-ROM or ﬂoppy - allowing complete operating

system replacement without any on-site intervention.)

Please note that each BIOS manufacturer offers varying levels of sup-

port for USB boot devices and may require conﬁguration methods that

are unique (to the manufacturer) in order to utilize this feature. Similarly,

please note that many BIOS’s provide a simpliﬁed USB host stack and

offer drivers that may not offer suitable reliability.

The ﬁrst step is getting a bootable disk image onto the emulated ﬂoppy

or CD-ROM. For CD-ROM images, you will need an .ISO image from a

disk that contains special bits to enable booting (“El Torito” standard).

Nothing special is needed when reading the ISO from a working, bootable

CD-ROM.

To create a bootable ﬂoppy, you can format the emulated ﬂoppy from the

target system, or read the data from a working boot ﬂoppy. This can be

done from Windows using Disk Copy (right click on the drive letter in the

Windows Explorer) or by using a program like “RAWRITE”.

Once you have a bootable image (CD-ROM or ﬂoppy) working on the

Enterprise Class KVM unit, you must adjust your BIOS settings to tell it to

boot from a USB device.

Please note: You must select USB CD-ROM as the boot device for the

BIOS, if using a CDROM image and USB Floppy if using a ﬂoppy image.

VNC

To launch or disconnect a Virtual Network connection with the controlled

computer, click on Connect or Disconnect as appropriate.

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Admin Functions

The Admin functions allow you to access all of the features you will need

to perform an initial conﬁguration of the SVxx53DXI.

Network Conﬁg

DHCP (Dynamic Host Conﬁguration Protocol)

Automatic network conﬁguration using DHCP is: Enabled/Disabled. This

feature applies only to the LAN port on the rear panel and is enabled by

default. When enabled, the unit will automatically conﬁgure itself with an

IP address when a DHCP server is present.

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When disabled, the LAN port will use the values assigned to it in the IP

Addresses and Routing section described below.

IP Addresses and Routing

This table allows you to assign IP information for the LAN and WAN ports

separately. If you are using DHCP, the values for the LAN port will be

ﬁlled in automatically and any changes made will not affect the setup. If

Ethernet Bridging is enabled, the WAN port will use the same settings

as the LAN port, and any changes will not affect the setup for that port.

Adjusting the setting for the WAN port allows you greater control over how

the SVxx53DXI is conﬁgured for access from outside the local network,

particularly if a ﬁrewall or proxy is in use.

Domain Name Server (optional)

This section allows you to specify DNS servers and the default DNS

domain sufﬁx in use on the network. If DHCP is enabled, some of these

values may be supplied automatically.

Clicking the Commit button applies any changes made on this page,

but leaves the old settings active until the next time the unit restarts.

Clicking Make changes effective now applies the changes and restarts

SVxx53DXI so the new settings take effect immediately.

Ethernet Address (MAC Address)

This is the Ethernet hardware address of the SVxx53DXI’s LAN/WAN

port. This number is assigned as a factory default, and cannot be

changed.You may need this number to conﬁgure your DHCP server.

Ethernet Bridging

When Ethernet Bridging is enabled, the two Ethernet ports are virtually

connected inside the SVxx53DXI. Packets arriving on either port that are

not meant for it will be forwarded out to the other port, when appropriate.

IEEE-802.1d (Spanning Tree Protocol) is implemented to avoid broadcast

storms and to determine the topology of the network.

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You may connect both the WAN and LAN ports to the same logical

network through redundant Ethernet switches. If one switch fails, the

other will be used. When bridging is enabled, both ports share the same

conﬁguration (DHCP or static IP addresses) and the WAN port may not

be separately conﬁgured. Using DHCP with Bridging increases boot time,

because the 802.1d (STP) algorithm must ﬁnish before the DHCP broad-

cast can go out. To change this setting, select either Enabled or Disabled

from the drop-down menu, then click Commit and Apply.

User Accounts

Edit Details

The Edit Details section allows you to modify one user account at a time,

by clicking on the desired account in the User List section. For each host,

a user can have:

• No assigned rights

• View only rights (no mouse or key interaction)

• Complete control

Each user has their own default, which will be used if the device name is

unknown, or not explicitly speciﬁed.

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Click to select the None/View/Control radio button as appropriate.

User List

• Select which user to change, by clicking on their name.

• Table has summary values: Three stars if there is a password deﬁned

for the user, or else blank. English summary of access rights

(incomplete vs. actual details).

Click the Del button to delete the user. Changes only take effect once

you press Record changes. (Record changes must be pressed for

each user you wish to modify).

Add users:

1. Press reset / new user ﬁrst (otherwise, you will end up changing an

existing user’s name!).

2. Enter a unique Username (and password if desired).

3. Pick which devices they should be able to access.

4. Usually best to leave all empty except in the this user’s default line.

Important note: The “Hardwired” user account:

If you create a user account with the name hardwired, it can be used

only at the local VGA port and user-stations. This special account is also

provided by default, if the user gives a blank username on the OSD. If the

password is empty on the hardwired account, a local user can just press

Enter twice at the OSD login prompt to get in. Like other accounts, hard-

wired may be restricted to view-only or to control only certain machines.

System Ident

Machine Name

The Machine Name is a name that is used to uniquely identify this

machine.You might want to create a DNS entry that matches this name.

The name is provided as the Client Name for the DHCP server. It is also

shown at the top of each page in the web browser interface and is the

“desktop name” for VNC clients.

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Other identiﬁcation details

These values are for information purposes only. They are visible from the

VNC client and via SNMP (if enabled).

Location

This string is sent as the system.sysLocation value over SNMP. It should

describe the location of this system.

Contact Name

This string is sent as the system.sysContact value over SNMP. It should

describe who to contact regarding this machine. Typically it includes an

email address.

Network Address

This value is not used in our conﬁguration, but is meant to store a user-

deﬁned value that identiﬁes the controlled machine on the network. The

ofﬁcial DNS name of the controlled machine is an obvious value to put

here, but you may use it for any purpose.

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Description

A user-deﬁned description for the controlled machine.

Security

This menu allows you to

conﬁgure a number of settings,

including changing the default

password (admin)(recom-

mended). Read and consider

the comments and instructions

on this menu before making

any changes, as changing

these features could make

the unit inaccessible through

Web conﬁguration (i.e. due to

ﬁrewall ﬁltering).

Note that any password

changes you make will have

to be entered in duplicate, to

prevent the chance for error.

Compatibility

The Compatibility menu offers features that may offer enhanced function-

ality with certain KVM and power products, such as StarTech.com’s Re-

mote Power Switch (PCM8155HNA). These can be left at default values if

you are not connecting the unit to a KVM or power management device.

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SNMP

The SNMP menu allows you to

conﬁgure the SVxx53DXI so it

can be recognized and managed

using industry-standard Simple

Network Management Protocol

software.

RADIUS

The RADIUS server requires the

IP address, the UDP port number

(1812 by default, or 1645) and

the shared secret. The shared

secret is used to encrypt com-

munications and corresponds to a

shared password for the RADIUS

server and the client machine.

Two additional servers may be

deﬁned for backup purposes.

Each server will be tried in order,

using the indicated number of

retries and timeout period, which

are conﬁgurable on the same page.

Remember to enable RADIUS after conﬁguring it. While RADIUS au-

thentication is enabled, the locally deﬁned accounts on the SVxx53DXI

unit will not be used, except for the SSH login. However, if a user name

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in the form name.local is given at the RADIUS prompt, the system will

use name, check the password locally and skip RADIUS authentication.

Delete all local accounts to avoid this behavior.

When connecting via VNC, a login screen is generated that asks for a

RADIUS username and password.

Modem

Enable this to allow the modem to answer the phone and start a PPP

connection. Enable modem connections (PPP) via serial port/modem.

Time/Date

Date and time are stored without consideration for time zone. If you are

controlling multiple sites in different time zones, we recommend you use

UTC (Universal Coordinated Time, also sometimes called GMT or Zulu)

for all machines.

If the computer you are using to view this page knows the correct time,

just press the button to set the time and date to the same time as your

browser.

Firmware

The ﬁrmware on the SVxx53DXI is ﬁeld upgradeable. To upgrade to

another version, login as admin to access an Automatic Self Upgrade, or

Manual Upload:

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Auto Self Upgrade

Clicking the Upgrade to latest button will automatically download and

install necessary revisions. To download upgrades for manual installation,

please click on Get latest version. If it cannot access the Internet directly

(perhaps due to a web proxy, or other ﬁrewalls), a page will be shown that

causes your browser to download the required ﬁle. Save this ﬁle to disk

and then upload it as described in the next section, Manual Upload.

Manual Upload

Enter the name of the ﬁrmware ﬁle that you downloaded from StarTech.

com into the ﬁeld provided (or use the Browse... button). Press Start

Upload and wait until a successful upload message is shown.

NOTE: Remember the following during the ﬁrmware upgrade:

• Do NOT turn off power to the unit before this operation completes

successfully.

• The unit will sometimes reboot as part of the upgrade procedure,

depending on which system component is upgraded.You will have to

reconnect and re-login in those cases.

• Wait at least two minutes after pressing Start. Do not assume the

upload did not work. The upload could simply be slow.

• Each distributed ﬁle upgrades a different component of the system. Be

sure to apply all ﬁles provided as part of an upgrade. The system

knows what to do with each ﬁle you give it, and they are checked for

validity before being applied.

Purchase Options

Certain ﬁrmware features may be offered separately from the base unit, in

order to reduce the initial cost for the Enterprise Class KVM unit.

NOTE: If you wish to upgrade after the system is in operation, go to the

Manage Firmware page and scroll down to the section entitled Purchase

Options.

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Look for a unique code, such as: 4-C80C-B960-1-0. If you provide this

code to the technical support department, they can provide you with an

unlock code that will open any feature you request. Type in the code pro-

vided, exactly, into the area provided and click Submit. The new features

opened by the code will be enabled immediately, but you may need to

reboot the unit to begin using certain features.

Info Functions

Status

The Status screen displays a system security log, various system set-

tings, and enables you to generate a copy of the system conﬁguration in

plain text format.

Click the Start adapter

self-tests button to run an

automated self-test on all at-

tached USB and PS/2 adapt-

ers. The result (either PASS

or Fail) will be displayed

in the Recent system log

entries window.

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Port Numbers

Port Numbers provides a table allowing you to change TCP port values

for services available on the SVxx53DXI. By default, they are factory

set to common Internet values.You may wish to enhance security by

disabling services that you will not use with the unit. To disable a service,

change its port number to 0. For ﬂexibility, both the LAN and WAN ports

can be conﬁgured separately. When you have made any necessary

changes, click Commit Changes to use the settings the next time the

SVxx53DXI restarts. To force the unit to restart immediately, click Restart

Servers.

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Help Menu

Provides an FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) listing to assist you with

the features and operation of the SVxx53DXI.

Site map Menu

This menu provides a hyperlinked directory of each setting available on

the Web conﬁgurator.

Provides the Terms of Use and other information related to the ﬁrmware

and software on the SVxx53DXI.

The VNC Interface

There are three ways to communicate with the SVxx53DXI unit in order to

control the host computer:

• Web interface: The integrated Web server includes a Java-based VNC

client. This allows easy browser-based remote control.

• Cleartext VNC: There are several third-party software programs that

use the standard VNC protocol, available in open source and

commercial VNC clients. By pointing any VNC client at the default

VNC port (5900) on SVxx53DXI, you will be able to control the

attached systems. This method offers a fast and direct way to access

the system and allows the use of “native” VNC clients and other remote

management packages which implement the VNC protocol.

• SSH access: By default, there is a standard SSH server running on

port 22 (the standard SSH port). Once connected via SSH, VNC trafﬁc

may be tunneled to port 5900 on localhost (ie. 127.0.0.1:5900) of the

SVXX53DXI.

• Any VNC client may be used to access most features. Encryption does

not affect VNC operation, aside from a slight reduction in speed.

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Native VNC Client

This system implements the VNC protocol, so any off-the-shelf VNC

client can be used. There are several different VNC clients available and

they should all work with this system. This system automatically detects

and makes use of certain extensions to the basic RFB protocol that is

provided by some of the the better VNC clients.

The best client currently is TightVNC (www.tightvnc.com). Binaries are

available for Windows, Linux, MacOS and many versions of Unix. Source

code for all clients is available there too. This version of VNC is being

actively developed. The authoritative version of VNC is available from

RealVNC (www.realvnc.com). This source base is the original version of

VNC, maintained by the original developers of the standard. For a

commercial, supported version of VNC, you should consider TridiaVNC

(www.tridiavnc.com). Their version of VNC is a superset of TightVNC and

contains a number of enhancements for use in a larger corporate environ-

ment.

SSH Tunnel (with Native VNC client)

If you are using openssh, here is the appropriate Unix command to use,

based on the default settings on a machine at 10.0.0.34:

ssh -f -l admin -L 15900:127.0.0.1:5900 10.0.0.34 sleep 60

vncviewer 127.0.0.1::15900

Same command, but using the WAN port:

ssh -f -l admin -L 15900:127.0.0.1:5900 10.0.0.98 sleep 60

vncviewer 127.0.0.1::15900

Notes:

• A copy of these commands, with appropriate values ﬁlled in for your

current system setting, is provided in the on-line help page. This allows

you to “cut-and-paste” the required commands accordingly.

• You have 60 seconds to type the second command before the SSH

connection will be terminated.

• The port number “15900” is arbitrary in the above example and can be

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any number (1025...65535). It is the port number used on your client

machine to connect your local SSH instance with the VNC client. If

you want to tunnel two or more systems, you will need to use a unique

number for each instance on the same SSH client machine.

• Some Unix versions of the VNC client have integrated SSH tunneling

support. Some clients require your local user id to be the same as the

userid on the system. Use a command like this:

vncviewer -tunnel 10.0.0.34:22

Using the VNC Menu

One of the unique features of this product is the VNC menu system.

Whenever you see a window with a dark blue background and grey

edges, this window has been inserted into the VNC data stream so that it

is effectively laid over the existing video. These menus allow you to control

the many features of the SVxx53DXI without using the web interface or

a custom client. When you initially connect to the system, a Welcome

Window will appear, indicating which system you are controlling, what

encryption algorithm was used and what key strength is currently in effect.

Click anywhere inside the window to clear it, or wait ten seconds.

Bribar Feature

Along the bottom of the VNC screen is a dark blue bar with various

buttons known as the bribar. Its purpose is to show a number of critical

status values and to provide shortcuts to commonly used features. Each

feature and its function is outlined below:

Kbd: This area will show either PS/2 (as in this example) or USB to

indicate if keyboard and mouse are being emulated via USB connection

or PS/2 signals. If Autosync appears beneath this indicator, the mouse

pointers on the local mouse and the VNC session will be synchronized

automatically.

Bandwidth: Indicates current average bandwidth coming out of the

Enterprise Class KVM unit. The second number measures round trip time

(RTT) of the connection when it was ﬁrst established.

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Resync: Re-aligns the remote and local

mouse points so they are on top of each

other.

Redraw: Redraws the entire screen con-

tents; occurs immediately.

Redraw

Resync

Autotune

Autotune: Fine tunes the sharpness and image positioning of the video

picture by optimizing the sampling phase.

PS/2: Resets the PS/2 keyboard and mouse emulation. Useful to recover

failed mouse and/or keyboard connections in PS/2 mode.

÷4, ÷8: Switches to thumbnail mode, at indicated size (i.e. 1/4,1/8 )

Ctrl-Alt-Del: Sends this key sequence to the host. Works immediately.

Alt-F4: Sends the key sequence to host (closes windows).

Menu: Shows the main menu.

Video: Shows the video-tuning menu where the picture quality can be

adjusted.

Keys: Shows the VirtKeys menu, which allows you to simulate pressing

special keys such as the Windows key or complex multi-key sequences.

[1][A][S]: These ﬂags show the state of the keyboard lights, NumLock,

ShiftLock and ScrollLock respectively.

<<: Shrinks the Bribar into a small ﬂoating window. Drag the ﬂoater using

the StarTech.com logo, or click << to return it to the Bribar.

Other items: If the server’s screen is larger than 1280 x 1024, additional

buttons will be shown to the right of the above listed items. These are all

keyboard shortcuts and are duplicated in the Keys menu.

Select System: Click on the Name/Number to open the “Select System”

Window.

A list of the available system access will be displayed according to the

following color coding:

Red – no access

Grey – view only

White – full control

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By hovering the mouse over any entry, you can see details pertaining to

that entry.

Select one of the listed systems by clicking on the listing or correspond-

ing number as appropriate. Or, directly select any system by pressing 1

through 9, A (for 10) through W (for 32).

Similarly, click on the Up and Down arrows to select the previous or next

available system. Please note that systems to which you do not have ac-

cess are skipped and will not be available for selection.

To close without making a selection, press the ESC key.

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Main Menu

To access the main menu, quickly press the F7 key twice quickly.You

must press the key twice within one second. If you press it once or too

slowly, then the F7 key(s) are sent to the host, just like any other key.

This is the only way to get into the menu system, if the Bribar is disabled.

Shown below is the main menu for a typical system:

The main menu window may be moved by clicking and dragging on the

title bar. It can be closed by pressing Escape, or by clicking on the red X

in the top right corner. Most of the functions operate immediately. Other

functions require a response to a conﬁrmation prompt ﬁrst before per-

forming the requested function.

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Identiﬁcation

Fixed text label that is deﬁned by the user in the Web interface. This

does not affect the operation of the system and is intended to assist with

administration.

Status

Current status of the attached system and the status of the unit.

B/W Min/Avg/Max/Auto

Bandwidth control. Current operation will be indicated with white highlight-

ing. If you choose Min/Avg/Max then you will override the default, Auto. As

the automatic mode measures actual network performance, you may see

the current mode switch from Min up to Avg or Max. The different modes

indicate more time spent on compression versus more bandwidth. There

is no visual difference between the modes, but there can be a noticeable

difference in speed and smoothness.

Mouse Resync

Resynchronizes the mouse pointer so that the local and remote mouse

pointers are on top of each other.

PS/2 Reset

Resets the PS/2 emulation going to the host and to the attached PS/2

devices. This can be used if the mouse stops responding or the PS/2

keyboard isn’t working.

USB Replug

Simulates unplugging the USB connector and then plugging it back in. If

the host is not recognizing USB input devices, this button may be used to

restore functionality.

Take Control

When multiple users are connected to the same system, use this button

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to take control away from another user. Only one user may control the

keyboard and mouse at any time. All users see the same picture. Please

note: It is important that multiple users not be connected to the same

physical network.

Thumbnails

Switch to smaller thumbnail size screen images (click anywhere on

thumbnail to restore it). Each button corresponds to a different sized im-

age, from half size to one-sixteenth.

Logout

End the VNC login session and disconnect.

Video Tuning

Sub-menu with video adjustments, to be used when automatic picture

adjustment does not provide a good quality picture.

VirtKeys

Virtual keyboard provides a menu with special keys that are often hard

to generate but needed by the remote system. The most common key

sequence is the [Ctrl] – [Alt] – [Del].

Disk Ctrl

Emulated USB disk control submenu. Shows status of ﬂoppy/Ram Disk or

CD-ROM.

Bribar

Closes or reopens the Bribar window along the bottom of the screen.

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VirtKeys Menu

Clicking any button in the top half of the window simulates pressing and

releasing the indicated key. In the bottom area of the screen, clicking will

simulate the indicated Meta key being pressed.You may then click in the

top part to send another key and release the Meta key at the same time.

Alternatively, you may move the mouse outside this window, press the

regular key, and then choose -RESET- to release all depressed keys. The

VirtKeys menu can be left open while using the host system.You can then

click the required button at the suitable time, and still interact with the host

in a normal fashion.

Examples:

• [Ctrl]-[Alt]-[F4]: Use L-Ctrl then L-Alt in the Toggles area, then click F4.

• To bring up the Start menu under Windows: Click the L-Windows button

at the top left of the above window.

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Video Tuning Menu

Use the Auto Everything button to automatically ﬁne-tune all three adjust-

ments. If the test pattern for Color Offset calibration is not present on the

screen, then the Color Offset adjustment is skipped.

Changes/frame

Indicates the number of 16x16 blocks of video that are being sent, on

average, for every frame of video. With a static image being displayed by

the server, this number will be zero (shown as -nil-). Moving the mouse,

for example, will cause the number to jump to about 2 or 3.You may use

this number to judge the picture quality as you adjust the controls on this

menu.

Picture Positioning

Affects the image position on your screen. If you see a black line on

either side of your screen, or at the top or bottom, you can use the arrow

buttons to shift the image in that direction. Pressing Auto does the same

thing for you automatically. Use Save to save the changes you have made

manually. Since this adjustment depends on the video mode, separate

values are stored for each video mode.

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Color Offset

Color Offset is a ﬁne tuning adjustment that requires the use of a test pat-

tern. There is a copy of the test pattern available on the Help! menu of the

integrated web server.You must arrange for that image to be shown on

the host computer. Do not allow scaling, cropping or any other changes

to that image. Press the Auto button and the system will calibrate color

for the best possible picture in approximately one minute. If the system

cannot ﬁnd the test pattern on the screen, it will say so. Check that the

pattern isn’t scaled or covered up. It’s important to perform this operation

in 24-bit or 32-bit color video mode (i.e. truecolor). Although the algorithm

may work in 16-bit or 8-bit color video modes, the results will not be opti-

mum and usually it won’t be able to recognize the test pattern.

Advanced

Pressing this button will open the Advanced Video Tuning menu. While the

vast majority of users will not need to adjust these settings, it offers added

control of the video settings of your VNC sessions.

Sampling Phase

Does not normally need to be used, since SVxx53DXI tunes the sampling

phase whenever the video mode changes. This button does not require a

test pattern, but will perform optimally when used with our standard test

pattern. For your reference, the sampling phase number is shown to the

right of the Filtering button.

Noise Filter

Controls the advanced video ﬁltering of the SVxx53DXI. Unlike other

ﬁltering algorithms, the SVxx53DXI noise ﬁlter will only remove noise - it

does not degrade the signal quality or readability of small text.You may

turn it on and off using the indicated button, or set it to other values using

the arrows.

Higher numbers cause more ﬁltering and may cause artifacts when mov-

ing windows. The most common visual artifact is a vertical line dropping

when moving windows horizontally.You may use the Redraw button to

correct these, or use a lower ﬁlter number. At minimum, these values

must be greater than two.

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Flatness Filter

To improve compression ratios, the SVxx53DXI will group adjacent

pixels that are nearly the same colour and treat them as equal. This

helps to compress typical simple GUI images. However, the effect of this

compression on continuous-tone images and gradients can be annoying.

You may turn off or reduce the ﬂatness ﬁlter to sacriﬁce bandwidth for

improved image quality in those areas.

Please note that at higher values, some parts of the screen may appear

“blocky”.

Getting Peak Video Performance

Choose the best video mode

• We recommend using 60Hz refresh rate and 1280 x 1024 resolution.

Using a smaller resolution like this allows you to ﬁt multiple windows on

your remote desktop. Higher refresh rates stress the video card’s

quality and do not provide any additional information or beneﬁt.

Noisy video cards

• A digital KVM works by converting the analog video signals emitted

by your video card into digital data. If there is noise on that signal, then

it must also be digitized and sent over the network. Quality video cards,

in our experience, offer better performance simply because they don’t

add analog noise.

• Some external KVM switches generate video noise as well. Try to keep

cables short, in order to reduce this effect.

•

Enable the Noise Filter option (on the Video Tuning menu) to mitigate

noise issues.

Network performance

• SVxx53DXI will always send as much data as it can, given what’s

happening on the screen and the actual network performance. When

nothing is changing on the video screen, zero bytes are sent over the

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much data as your network connection and VNC client allow.

• Network latency, which is the total time it takes for a packet to get to

the SVxx53DXI and come back, has the biggest impact on perceived

performance and usability. Network bandwidth has a lesser effect,

particularly when just moving the mouse around.

• Only a few bytes need to be sent when the mouse is moving (and

nothing else is changing on the screen), but the round-trip-time limits

the hand-eye coordination of the user if it is too great.

• Both actual bandwidth and measured network latency are shown in the

Main Menu.

Using the Advanced Video Tuning Feature

The Advanced Video Tuning menu allows you to adjust the qualities of

the video in your VNC sessions, and can be accessed by clicking the

Advanced button on the Video Tuning VNC menu. While many users

will probably allow the SVxx53DXI to automatically conﬁgure the video

properties, you can use this menu to exercise a great deal of control over

the settings if you wish.

The Presets section contains up to sixteen different settings, plus the

factory setting. If a number is highlighted, then that preset has been

programmed with valid settings and may be used. Note that the Factory

preset is always available. Simply click on the appropriate button and the

default settings will be restored. To save settings to a preset, click on the

Save->Preset button in the Actions pane. The preset buttons will highlight.

Click the desired preset button to save the values. Note that any previous

settings assigned to that button will be lost. If you do not wish to save the

presets after clicking the Save->Preset button, click the Save->Preset but-

ton a second time and the save function will be cancelled.

The section of the screen marked Current Values indicates the various

video parameters that can be adjusted. For each parameter, there are a

series of buttons: [, <<, -, Auto, +, >, ]. The [, and ] buttons set the param-

eter to its smallest or largest values, respectively. The << and >> buttons

decrease or increase the parameter by a large amount. In the case of

phase, this is four units and for all others, ten units. The - and + buttons

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the parameter to the middle value. The text of the middle button also indi-

cates which parameter is being controlled. Note that in the case of phase,

the middle button invokes the auto-phase algorithm.

The Performance section of the screen indicates the quality of the video.

Changes/frame is the average number of tiles that change for each frame

sampled by the hardware. Flatness is an indication of what percentage of

the screen contains tiles that are comprised of only one color.

The Regrab Screen button in the Actions section causes the screen to

be re-captured. When making small changes to the video parameters,

sometimes these changes are not reﬂected in the displayed screen imme-

diately, particularly if the noise ﬁlter is enabled. Press this button to see

the immediate effect of the changes.

Use the Show Diffs button to learn which parts of the screen are being

sent over the Internet. When you click this button, the screen is cleared to

a medium grey color. All blocks that are sent from that point on will show

up on the screen as they are sent. Click the button again to reset the

screen to grey. To return to normal operation, click the Regrab button. It

is very easy to visually identify the effect noise has on signal processing,

using this feature.

The Auto Offset & Gain button in the Actions section invokes the auto-

matic algorithm for setting the video parameters. The algorithm requires

the factory calibration test pattern to be correctly displayed on the screen.

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Disk Control Menu

Status: Shows the current disk type. This can be changed through the

web interface.

Access: Shows the number of completed read and write operations.

Disk Owner: Which PC port has control of the disk. Only one port may

access it a time.

USB Replug: Disconnects and reconnects the USB disk. Can be used to

re-insert the USB disk to force the operating system to recognize it.

Insert: The current computer system takes control of the USB disk. Can

only be done while the disk is ejected.

Eject: Gives up conrol of the disk. Can only be done by the computer

system that currently has control.

Enable/Disable: Turns disk emulation on/off for the current PC port. This

can be used to bypass compatibility problems.

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Accessing KVM Features

OSD Operations

Start the OSD (On-Screen Display) by pressing the left <CTRL> or

<ScrLk> key twice within one second.

• The entry for the currently selected computer is highlighted in green in

the OSD

• Use the <UP> and <DOWN> arrow keys to highlight a computer and

the <ENTER> key to select it.

• Press <ESCAPE> to exit the OSD menu and remove the OSD menu

from the screen.

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OSD Function Keys

OSD Keys

Function

1 - 9 (0 = 10)

Selects a channel from the list

View a channel from the list. ( Does not close

OSD)

F1 – F10

Activate terminal emulator

Logout immediately

Show help screen

Reset server interface module (May be used to

recover from stuck keyboard or mouse emulation)

Show TCP/IP status/settings.

Change TCP/IP Settings

ESC

Close OSD (No state change)

Full cold reset of Server Interface Module. Use

the Reset command ﬁrst

<Ctrl>+R

Page Up/Down

Home/End

Scroll up and down the OSD list

View the ﬁrst and last channel of the KVM

Please Note: Channel names can only be changed through the web

interface.

ChangingYour Conﬁguration

After the initial power up, any device can be moved, added or removed

from any port on the KVM without powering down the switch. The at-

tached computer must be powered up for it to provide power to the Server

Interface Module, so it will not appear in the OSD list until that time. It is

safe to hot plug USB devices, but PS/2 systems will typically require a

power cycle.

Please Note: After changing your conﬁguration, the OSD will automati-

cally update to reﬂect the new conﬁguration.

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Using the Modem feature

NOTE: Requires an RJ45 to DB9 adapter. Please see StarTech.com

part number(s): GC98FF (DB9 Female to RJ45 Female Adapter) or

GC98MF (DB9 Male to RJ45 Female) as applicable.

Background

The modem feature allows the SVxx53DXI to act as an Internet connec-

tion server for increased security and ﬂexibility in connecting with the host

computer.

Unlike the TCP/IP connection used with the standard Web conﬁguration

and VNC clients, the modem creates a one-to-one connection between

the SVxx53DXI and the computer you are using to manage the host

computer that is essentially private, as it bypasses the public Internet

completely.

Please note that this feature requires both an external modem (most stan-

dard connection protocols are supported) and a dedicated phone line that

can be connected to the modem for external access. While it is possible

to use the modem feature through some PBX systems, this increases the

complexity and reduces the performance of the connection. For clarity,

the instructions presented here assume that the modem is connected to a

typical POTS (plain old telephone system) line that is not routed through

a phone management system or shared with other devices. If you wish to

use this feature through a PBX system, it may require some experimenta-

tion and additional support from your telecom services provider, and is

not supported by StarTech.com.

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Connecting a Modem

The SVxx53DXI will work with virtually any Hayes-compatible modem that

recognizes the standard AT command set. Some modem manufactur-

ers offer “enterprise” grade modem products that include technology to

improve the stability of connections; whether this type of product would

be beneﬁcial to your application depends on whether you consider the

modem connection to be mission-critical, the quality of your telecom

infrastructure, and your budget for implementing this solution. The model

of modem attached is essentially transparent to the SVxx53DXI.

It is important to note that modems that offer “56K” (or 56,000 bps) con-

nections often achieve connection speeds that are far lower than their

maximum capabilities. Given the limitations of telecom infrastructure

(many locations have yet to implement fully digital switching technol-

ogy, and still rely on older analog technology for some segments), the

maximum “upstream” transfer rate is limited to a maximum of 33,600 bps

between two modems; the “downstream” rate is often within a similar

range for a typical connection. Therefore, speeds below 56,000 bps do

not indicate a problem with the modem or the SVxx53DXI, but simply

reﬂect the line conditions at the time the connection is made.

The serial port can be used for serial port conﬁguration when the modem

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is connected. It requires the use of a null modem serial cable.

1. Place the modem near the SVxx53DXI and an available telephone

jack. Connect the modem to the telephone jack, data cable, and power

source according to the instructions in its documentation. The opposite

end of the modem’s data cable should be a DB9 female serial

connection.

2. Connect that end of the cable to the Serial connection on the rear

panel of the SVxx53DXI.

Modem conﬁguration

Although most connections will work appropriately with the default set-

tings on SVxx53DXI, manual changes can be made. To do so:

1. Login to the Web interface as Admin.

2. Click Modem, listed on the left side of the main page.

3. You will then be presented with the Modem Option menu.

4. Make the following changes to enable and conﬁgure the modem

connection:

• Enable modem connections (PPP) via serial port/modem: select

Enabled.

• Baud rate to use (affects connection between us and the modem

only): select 115200.

• Init string: leave as ATE0S0=1&K3 (see below).

The baud rate dictates the connection speed between the SVxx53DXI’s

serial port and the modem, and does not affect the connection speed

between the local and remote modems, as they will negotiate their own

connection speed when a connection is made. It is highly recommended

that this setting be left at the default for best performance.

The initialization (“init”) string is the command (using the standardized

Hayes AT command set) that the SVxx53DXI will send to the modem to

activate it. The string included should work with the majority of modems

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and conﬁgures the following connection properties: answer incoming calls

on the ﬁrst ring, enable hardware ﬂow control, and lock the connection

speed.

Your modem’s documentation will describe other potential init strings that

you can use to alter the connection properties. For instance, you could

commit the settings to the modem’s non-volatile memory (NVRAM) or

allow the modem to adjust the connection speed for greater stability (and

so on).You may wish to test the connection with the default init string ﬁrst,

before making changes speciﬁc to your modem model or situation, to sim-

plify the troubleshooting process.

5. Click the Commit button to save your changes and activate the modem

feature with the speciﬁed settings.

Conﬁguring the Remote Connection

This section describes how to conﬁgure a typical Windows dial-up

session to access the modem connection on the SVxx53DXI. The

instructions here relate to a Windows XP conﬁguration; other versions of

Windows are similar, if not identical.

Please note the following:

• PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) must be used; no other authentication

methods are supported.

• TCP/IP must be installed/enabled on the computer making the

connection, and must be used for the dial-up connection.

• The connection must be conﬁgured to obtain a dynamic IP address.

• The user name/password must match a user currently conﬁgured on

the SVxx53DXI.

• For best performance and to simplify the troubleshooting process,

ﬁrewall software should not be used with the dial-up connection.

1. Open My Network Places from the desktop or the Start menu.

2. Click View network connections.

3. Click Create a new connection under Network Tasks.

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4. The New Connection Wizard window will open. Click Next.

5. Select Connect to the Internet, then click Next.

6. Select Set up my connection manually, then click Next.

7. Select Connect using a dial-up modem and click Next.

8. In the space provided under ISP Name, type an appropriate name of

your choosing for the connection, then click Next.

9. In the space provided under Phone Number enter the phone number

for the line to which the SVxx53DXI’s modem is connected.You may

need to add the area code, country code, or other digits needed to

access the outside line as appropriate. When ﬁnished, click Next.

10. Make your choice from Anyone’s use or My use only and click Next.

11. Beside User name, enter the user name of any valid user created

using the Web interface of the SVxx53DXI. Beside Password and

Conﬁrm password enter the password that the user you entered

above uses to access the Web interface.

12. This screen also includes three checkboxes - remove all

checkmarks, then click Next.

13. You may select to add a shortcut to the desktop for this connection.

14. Click Finish.

Accessing the Web Interface

Once a dial-up connection has been established, you can access the

Web interface or start a VNC session using the following IP address:

https://99.99.99.99

You can now login to the Web interface (and/or VNC session) normally.

Note that the remote machine (the one from which you dialed) is auto-

matically assigned the IP address 99.99.99.100 for the PPP session. This,

and the IP address of the SVxx53DXI, cannot be modiﬁed.

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The following TCP/IP port numbers are assigned for a PPP connection,

regardless of the settings conﬁgured in the Web interface for the LAN or

WAN ports:

HTTPS: 443

VNC (clear-text): 5900

VNC (SSL secured): 15900

SSH: 22

Performance Notes

• All images over the PPP connection will be grayscale to conserve

bandwidth. If other users are connected while a PPP session is active,

their screens will be in grayscale as well. When PPP is inactive, color is

automatically re-enabled.

• Some areas of the screen may not be updated as frequently as others,

and animations or other auto-updating areas of the screen may appear

out-of-focus or “blocky” as a result. Since the area around the mouse

pointer is refreshed most frequently, hold the pointer over an area to

improve its clarity.

• It may be beneﬁcial to minimize any unnecessary icons, backgrounds,

or other clutter on the host computer’s desktop to make the dial-up

connection as efﬁcient as possible.

If you need to conﬁgure the device over a serial connection while the

modem option is enabled, connect a serial cable and begin a terminal

session following the instructions under the section titled Terminal Con-

ﬁguration Using a Serial Cable in this manual. Once connected, you will

see the following message:

Expecting a modem,if human, type admin password (Or start PPP)

Type the password for user admin and press Enter. The password will

not appear on the screen. The conﬁguration menu will appear. Make the

changes you wish or press q and Enter to exit and leave the modem con-

nection active.

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Modem Troubleshooting Guide

The following messages will appear in the system log on the Status

screen in the Web interface and may help to diagnose problems with the

modem conﬁguration.

Starting PPP (for auth) on port…

Modem is connecting and the PPP login process is starting.

Modem hang up. Resetting

The connection has been closed or terminated unexpectedly.

Timeout during login process. Giving up

The PPP client connecting over the modem has waited too long to com-

plete the authentication process or supplied an invalid user name and/or

password.

Modem init chat script failed

The modem did not respond to the initialization string from the SVxx53DXI

You may need to change the init string or verify the cabling and modem

status.

Modem init okay

The modem has responded appropriately to the init string.

Saw PPP startup from client

A PPP authentication has occurred and a session has started.

Phone line rings

An incoming call has been detected by the modem.

Modem answers: xxxxxxxxx

The connection speed and protocol used for a connection, as reported by

the modem. The exact contents of the message will vary depending on

the modem make and model.

About Security Certiﬁcate Warnings

What is a security certiﬁcate?

Sites that employ secure TCP/IP (Internet) connections include a cer-

tiﬁcate that conﬁrms that users are connecting to a legitimate site and

are not being redirected without their knowledge. Certiﬁcates are issued

by trusted third parties called Certiﬁcate Authorities (CAs) and contain

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essential details about a site that must match the information supplied to

your Web browser.

Why do I receive a warning when accessing the login screen?

As it redirects you to a secure (SSL) session by default, the login screen

may generate a warning from your Web browser or the VNC Java client

for two different reasons. First, the CA that has issued the certiﬁcate on

StarTech.com’s behalf may not yet be recognized as a trusted source by

the computer you are using to access the SVxx53DXI. Second, since the

unit could be conﬁgured in a number different ways, it is impossible to

supply a generic certiﬁcate that will match your exact network settings.

Is my data safe?

Yes. The security certiﬁcate does not affect encryption effectiveness in

any way, nor does it make the SVxx53DXI any more vulnerable to outside

attacks.

Can I prevent the warning from occurring?

Yes.You have two options that may prevent the warning from occurring.

First, if the Web browser you are using offers the option to ignore the

warning for future visits, the browser will no longer generate a warning

if that option is selected. Second, if you install the certiﬁcate from the

SVxx53DXI onto the host computer (see below) and if the unit is conﬁg-

ured with a domain name ending in .com, .net, .org, .gov, .edu, .us, .ca,

.uk, .jp, or .tw (i.e. remotecontrol.mydomain.net) then the warning should

no longer occur.

Installing the new certiﬁcate

The following instructions detail how to install the certiﬁcate from the

SVxx53DXI onto your local computer (in this case, when using Internet

Explorer with Windows XP):

1. Open your Web browser and go to the SVxx53DXI login screen. Click

the Update security certiﬁcate link.

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2. When prompted, choose Open.

3. A Window will appear that offers information about the certiﬁcate. Click

Install Certiﬁcate.

4. The Certiﬁcate Import Wizard will appear. Select Automatically select

the certiﬁcate store… (default) and click Next. When the next window

appears, click Finish.

5. A conﬁrmation dialog will appear asking you if you wish to install the

certiﬁcate. Click Yes.

6. A message should appear saying the import was successful. Click OK.

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Built-in Terminal Emulation

The built in Terminal Emulator is an ANSI terminal that allows local users

(Directly connected or via the User station) the ability to initialize a com-

mand prompt shell to connect to remote and local devices via SSH, Telnet

and directly connected serial ports.

Please note: Only one user can use the terminal emulator at a time.

How to ﬁnd the Built-in Terminal Emulator

The emulator can be found at the end of the OSD menu (33rd system on

a 32 port, 17th on a 16 port system) or by pressing <T>

Navigating the Menus

Use the arrow keys or underlined letters to select the appropriate action

or option you wish to use.

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How to create a New Connection (Using the Wizard)

1. Use the arrow keys or underlined letter to select “Create new

connection (using wizard)

2. Select your connections method or protocol (example: SSH, Telnet,

Direct)

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3. If you are choosing “Direct”, use the screens that follow to choose the

appropriate setting for your serially attached device. If you choose SSH

or Telnet, the following screen will ask you for the Host Name or IP

address of your remote connection:

4. Enter the speciﬁc port number used by the device to which you are

attempting to connect. Leave blank if you wish to use the standard port

numbers. (SSH = 22, Telnet = 23)

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5. If you are using SSH you will be asked to provide the remote

username.

6. Next you will be asked to declare any alternative SSH options.

7. Last, you will be asked to provide a meaningful name for this newly

created connection. Then save the conﬁgurations.

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Once you have created your new connection you will see it listed above

the other commands in the main menu.You may activate this connection

by highlighting the connection and pressing enter.

To remove a previously created connection, highlight “Delete stored

command” and press enter.You will be prompted for the admin password.

Highlight the connection you wish to remove and press enter.

Please Note: Anyone can create a connection, but only the Admin has the

right to remove them.

Other Commands:

Directly enter a command

Allows the user to enter a command shell and connect to a remote sys-

tem etc. (For advanced users)

Linux shell

Provides access to the Linux shell running on the KVM.

Quit / Start over

Logout of the terminal emulator and return to the OSD

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Troubleshooting

Forgotten master password

You can reset the master password using the serial interface on the unit.

Use the S command, and type a new password. The old password is not

required for this procedure.

Similarly, you can press (and hold) the reset button (located to the im-

mediate left of the USB ports on the rear panel) for thirty seconds to

clear all settings and return the unit to factory defaults. This will clear the

password to be admin.

Using a PS/2 Mouse, the remote mouse pointer and local mouse

pointer don’t line up

Use the Mouse resync command in the main menu or press the Resync

button on the Bribar. If the mouse pointers still don’t line up, verify that

mouse acceleration has been disabled.

Please note: The Windows login screen does not accept the “mouse

acceleration” conﬁguration, and always has the mouse accelerated re-

gardless of your conﬁguration. Therefore, on this screen it is best to avoid

using the mouse.

After resync, the mouse pointers are still not aligned.

Use the video adjust menu to position your video image exactly where

it should be. Normally a slight video positioning error is perceived as a

mouse sync issue. A video positioning error is visible as a black line along

the top or bottom (and right or left) edges of the remote screen. Remem-

ber to save your position changes!

Cannot login via SSH.

Remember to use either admin or a username created in the system

as the user name you give your SSH client. If you see a warning about

identity of host cannot be veriﬁed, and a question about saving the host’s

ﬁngerprint, this is normal for the ﬁrst time you connect to any machine

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running SSH.You should answer yes so that your SSH client saves the

public key of this host and doesn’t re-issue this warning.

Certiﬁcate warning shown when connecting via HTTPS.

It is normal for a warning dialog to be shown when connecting via

HTTPS. The SSL certiﬁcate SVxx53DXI uses is created when the unit is

ﬁrst produced. It does not contain the correct hostname (subject name)

because you can change the hostname as required. Also, it is not signed

by a recognized certiﬁcate authority (CA) but is signed by our own signing

authority.

Mouse performance is erratic when using the GNOME or KDE desk-

top in a Linux X-Window environment.

The mouse controls in GNOME and KDE environments offer both an

acceleration and sensitivity setting. The following directions correct this

issue, and apply to Red Hat Fedora Core 2, but should be similar for other

distributions that use GNOME or KDE:

1. Click the Launch menu icon.

2. Choose Preferences > Mouse.

3. Click the Motion tab.

4. Set the Acceleration bar to the setting immediately left of center.

5. Set the Sensitivity bar to the leftmost settings (lowest possible)

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Serial Interface Pinout

RJ45

DB9 (male) Signal

DSR (input)

DCD (input)

DTR (output)

GND

RxD (input)

TxD (output)

CTS (input)

RTS (output)

RI (not used)

N/A

• The DB9 side is wired as DCE (same as a computer).

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Technical Speciﬁcations

Maximum Recommended

Resolution

1280 x 1024@ 60Hz

Maximum Supported

Resolution

1600 x 1200 @ 60 Hz

SV1653DXI: 16 x RJ45

SV3253DXI: 32 x RJ45

Host Connectors

Console Connectors

2 x HDDB15 Female

2 x USB A Female (Front Panel)

2 x USB A Female (Rear Panel)

2 x DIN6 Female

2 x RJ45 Ethernet Ports (WAN, LAN)

1 x RJ45 User Station Port

1 x RJ45 Serial interface

Other Connectors

1 x Remote user connected

1 x Power (ﬂashes during boot)

2 x USB connected

Front Panel Indicators

2 x Ethernet ports: link (on), activity (blink)

1 x Serial port (always on)

1 x User station link (on), activity (blink)

2 x USB connected

Rear Panel Indicators:

SV1653DXI:

16 x CAT5e link (on), activity (blink)

SV3253DXI:

32 x CAT5e link (on), activity (blink)

Maximum Number of

Remote Users

Five users all on the same port

Supported Protocols

Terminal Conﬁgurations

Outreach Protocols

VNC, HTTPS, SNMP, RADIUS, SSH, SSL

Local terminal VT100 (ANSI) emulation.80

columns, 25 lines

SSH client, Telnet client, hardwired serial port

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Storage Temperature

Operation Temperature

Humidity

-40°C to 65°C ( -40°F to 158°F)

0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)

80% rh, nc

Dimensions

Weight

310 x 440 x 44 mm

2200 grams (4.5 Lbs)

100-240 V AC, 0.5 A, IEC320 socket

50-60 Hz

Electrical

Frequency

• Source code for the unit operating system is available upon request.

Please contact us by phone, live chat, or email to make your request.

This offer is valid for three years from the date of purchase and/or

for as long as parts or customer support is offered for this product.

Charges for the reasonable cost of copying and/or conveying may

apply

Caution

This is an IEC safety Class 1 product. Before using, the ground wire in the

line cord or the rear panel binding post must be connected for safety.

• AC Power Source

This product is intended to operate from an AC power source that will

not apply more than 250 V AC RMS between the supply conductors or

between either supply conductor or ground. A protective ground

connection by way of the grounding conductor in the power cord is

required for safe operation.

• Use the proper Power Cord

Use only the power cord and connector appropriate for the voltage and

plug conﬁguration in your country. Use only power cord in good

condition Refer cord and connector changes to qualiﬁed service

personnel.

• Do Not Remove Cover

To avoid personal injury, electric shock or death, do not remove the unit

cover.

• Do not operate the unit without the cover properly installed.

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Technical Support

StarTech.com’s lifetime technical support is an integral part of our commit-

ment to provide industry-leading solutions. If you ever need help with your

product, visit www.startech.com/support and access our comprehensive

selection of online tools, documentation, and downloads.

Warranty Information

This product is backed by a two year warranty.

In addition, StarTech.com warrants its products against defects in materi-

als and workmanship for the periods noted, following the initial date of

purchase. During this period, the products may be returned for repair,

or replacement with equivalent products at our discretion. The warranty

covers parts and labor costs only. StarTech.com does not warrant its

products from defects or damages arising from misuse, abuse, alteration,

or normal wear and tear.

Limitation of Liability

In no event shall the liability of StarTech.com Ltd. and StarTech.com USA

LLP (or their ofﬁcers, directors, employees or agents) for any damages

(whether direct or indirect, special, punitive, incidental, consequential, or

otherwise), loss of proﬁts, loss of business, or any pecuniary loss, arising

out of or related to the use of the product exceed the actual price paid

for the product. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of

incidental or consequential damages. If such laws apply, the limitations or

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