The LINDY KVM IP supports and distributes the stereo sound originated by the
host computer to the local console port, and also to the remotely connected
users.

To connect local speakers

1 Position a speakers in the vicinity of the LINDY KVM IP such that their cables

will easily reach.

MOD

DVI

VGA

K / M

K/M

V M

WER CONTR

INDO

USE

ONL

1 2

CFG

COMPUTER / KVMA SWITCH

KVMA CONSOLE

IP network port

The LINDY KVM IP provides an autosensing Ethernet IP port that can operate at
10 or 100Mbps, according to the network speed. The LINDY KVM IP is designed
to reside quite easily at any part of your network:

• It can be placed within the local network, behind any firewall/router

connections to the Internet, or

• It can be placed externally to the local network, on a separate sub-network

or with an open Internet connection.

Wherever in the network the LINDY KVM IP is situated, you will need to
determine certain configuration issues such as address allocation and/or firewall
adjustment to allow correct operation. Please refer to

Networking issues

within

the Configuration chapter for more details.
IMPORTANT: When the LINDY KVM IP is accessible from the public Internet or dial
up connection, you must ensure that sufficient

security measures

are employed.

To connect the IP network port

1 Depending upon where in the network the LINDY KVM IP is being

connected, run a category 5e or 6 cable from the appropriate hub or router
to the LINDY KVM IP.

2 Connect the plug of the category 5e or 6 cable into the IP port on the front

panel of the LINDY KVM IP.

2 Connect the main speaker cable to the port labelled

within the KVMA

CONSOLE section of the rear panel.

LOC

REM

VNC

100

LNK

PWR

Access Switch Plus

3 Configure the network settings as appropriate to the position of the LINDY

KVM IP within the network - see

Networking issues

for details.

Note: A firmware upgrade is required to enable digital audio via
VNC links. Check with LINDY for availability.