KinAn HT17 Series User manual

Matrix KVM over IP Console
User Manual
Printing date：2019/12
Version：V1.1

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Table of Contents
1. Product Overview ................................................................................................................3
1.1 Introduction..............................................................................................................3
1.2 Features....................................................................................................................3
1.3 Appearance ..............................................................................................................5
2. Installation and Start-up ......................................................................................................7
2.1 Rack Mounting .........................................................................................................7
2.2 Install KVM Components ..........................................................................................8
2.3 Opening the Console ................................................................................................9
2.4 Closing the Console ................................................................................................10
3. LED Operation.................................................................................................................11
3.1 LED Functions .........................................................................................................11
3.2 Operating the Monitor ...........................................................................................13
3.3 Key Combination Function .....................................................................................14
4. User Interface Operation ...................................................................................................15
4.1 User ........................................................................................................................16
4.2 System ....................................................................................................................20
4.3 Security...................................................................................................................22
4.4 Maintenance ..........................................................................................................24
5. Remote Control .................................................................................................................25
5.1 Configure the Target Server....................................................................................25
5.3 Log in ......................................................................................................................29
5.4 Video Control Interface Menu ................................................................................31
6. IP Menu Option ..............................................................................................................37
6.1 User Management..................................................................................................37
6.2 System Settings ......................................................................................................42
6.3 Safety Management ...............................................................................................44
6.4 System Maintenance ..............................................................................................45
7.Appendix ............................................................................................................................47
7.1 Specifications (17”).................................................................................................47
7.2 Specifications (19”).................................................................................................48
7.3 Grounding Requirements .......................................................................................49

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1. Product Overview
1.1 Introduction
The IP-based KVM (IP-KVM) redirects the local keyboard, mouse and video data to a remote
management console. The operator can safely manage one or many computers locally at
the server site or remotely via a standard internet browser. Securely gain BIOS level
access to systems for maintenance, support or failure recovery over the internet.
The IP-KVM console integrates multiple KVM switches in a 1U height console. It can
control multiple computers with a set of devices including monitor, keyboard and mouse;
saving cost and space by consolidating the hardware to a single device.
The IP-KVM console is fast and easy to install. Simply connect corresponding cables to the
correct ports of the KVM and its module without software configuration. Connect
multiple computers with compact RJ-45 connectors and CAT5e/6/7 cables, transmitting
distance is up to 100M.
1.2 Features
Hardware
17” & 19” TFT LCD monitor, high definition and high resolution
Rack-mountable in a 1U EIA system rack
Full size keyboard with integrated number pad
Trackball eliminates the need for a separate, external mouse
Local Console
Control up to 8 / 16/ 24 / 32 computers
Support 1 local user and 1 remote user, port share mode allows local and remote
users to gain access to a server simultaneously
Easy-to-use switching by browser-based UI interface, hotkeys and pushbuttons
Support servers with VGA port
Multiplatform client support (Windows, Linux, Unix, Mac, Solaris (Sun), Redhat,
Ubuntu
Supports a graphical interface for intuitive and convenient human-computer
interaction- local resolution is up to 1280 x 1024@60Hz
Supports mouse synchronization mode-automatically synchronizes the local and
remote mouse movements
Video synchronization with local console - EDID information for local console

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display can be stored in the host module for video resolution optimization
Keyboard and mouse emulation to ensure the normal booting
Auto scan feature for monitoring user-selected computer
Hot pluggable –add or remove computers without having to power down the
switch
Remote Console
Adaptive 10 / 100 / 1000 Mbps network
WEB browser-based Or KVM_Clients remote management
BIOS-level access
Video quality and video tolerance can be adjusted to optimize data transfer
speed, up to 30 FPS
Full screen or scalable video display
Remote users and local users can control the same server synchronously
Support AES / DES / 3DES encryption
Support audit function-allows the administrator to audit the device through the
system log and operation log
Exit Macros support
Configurable user and group permissions for server access and control
Supports firmware upgrade

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1.3 Appearance
Front View
Figure 1.1 Front view
1. LED Monitor
2. Rear Bracket Slot
3. LED OSD Controls
4. Front Bracket
5. Keyboard
6. Touchpad
7. Handle
8. Release Catch
9. Display Panel
10. Switch LED
Rear View
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LAN RS485
LAN RS485
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6
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232 1
Figure 1.2 Rear view
1. Ground Screw
2. Power Input (AC/DC)
3. Power Switch
4. LAN Port
5. USB Port
6. RS485 Port

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7. Monitor Port
8. PC Connecting Port
Structure and Size (17” & 19”)
Figure 1.3 17” console size dimensions
Figure 1.4 19” console size dimensions

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2. Installation and Start-up
2.1 Rack Mounting
A standard rack mounting kit is provided to mount the switch in a depth of 600-850mm (17”),
700-820mm (19”) in a standard 19” rack. For other mounting distances, the rear brackets
need to be customized accordingly. With one person hold the switch in place, the other
person slides the L bracket into the switch’s side mounting brackets from the front to the back,
then screws the brackets to the rack (see below installation drawing).
Figure 2.1 Rack Installation Diagram

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2.2 Install KVM Components
Figure 2.2 Installation diagram
Installation Steps:
1. Make sure the KVM console has been connected to the ground.
2. Connect the KVM adapter to the PC or Server.
3. Connect the KVM adapter to the KVM port with a CAT5 cable.
4. You can remote control the KVM switch via IP.
5. Using power adapter to connect the KVM into 220V AC power supply.
6. Power on the switch
7. Connect the external keyboard, mouse and monitor (optional)
Module Explanation
PS/2 CPU module
USB CPU module
Components
Functions
Green
Indicates that the KVM has connected to its corresponding computer
and power on.
Orange
Indicates that the computer attached to its corresponding port is up
and running.

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2.3 Opening the Console
1. Disengage the release catch
Figure 2.4 Unlocking
Note: The release lock can only do horizontal locking, it doesn’t bear any load.
2. Pull the KVM console all the way out until it clicks into place.
3. Rotate the LED module all the way back to expose the LED screen; the LED module
can be rotated up to 108°.
Figure 2.5 Open angle of the console
4. The KVM makes two “beep” sounds after power on, the orange light keeps flashing
and an UI window appears for you to input user name and password.
User Name:
admin
Password:
admin
5. LED panel is powered on when the power LED is green.
6. Power on the computer or server after power on the KVM.
Best Resolution :
1280x1024@60Hz

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2.4 Closing the Console
Close the LED display panel and the power automatically shut down.
Push the release catch in the direction of the arrow; push the LED panel all the
way in until it automatically locks up.
Key
AUTO LOCK
Figure 2.6 Unlocking the console