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AdderLink™ Innity Manager

User Guide

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INSTALLATION

CONFIGURATIONOPERATION

FURTHER

INFORMATION

INDEX

Introduction

Local feed through 3 ...............................................................................................

AIM basics 4 ..............................................................................................................

Supplied items 6 .......................................................................................................

Installation

Connections 7 ..........................................................................................................

Installation requirements 8 ....................................................................................

Tips for a successful implementation 8 ...............................................................

Mounting the AIM server 9 ...................................................................................

Conguration

Supported browsers 10 ..........................................................................................

Important rst conguration steps ................................................................11

Adding AdderLink Innity units ......................................................................12

If an ALIF unit is not located 12 ......................................................................

ALIF manual factory reset ..........................................................................13

The Dashboard tab 14 ............................................................................................

Upgrading ALIF rmware globally ............................................................. 25

Upgrading (or downgrading) AIM rmware ...........................................26

Enabling Remote Support 28 ...................................................... ...........................

Web Interface Access ..................................................................................29

Troubleshooting 29 ............................................................................................

The Channels tab 30 ...............................................................................................

The Receivers tab 33 ..............................................................................................

The Transmitters tab .........................................................................................37

The C-USB LAN tab 41 .........................................................................................

The Servers tab 42 ..................................................................................................

The Users tab 43 .....................................................................................................

The Presets tab 47 ...................................................................................................

The Statistics tab 49 ................................................................................................

Operation

Logging in 50 .............................................................................................................

The Local OSD screen 51 ......................................................................................

Listing C-USB LAN transmitters 52 ..............................................................

Accessing virtual machines 52 ..................................................... ....................

Using the Remote OSD feature 53 ................................................................

Further information

Lithium battery ...................................................................................................54

Getting assistance 54 ..............................................................................................

Appendix A - Tips for success when networking ALIF units 55 ...................

Appendix B - Troubleshooting 57 .........................................................................

Appendix C - Redundant servers: Setting up and swapping out 58 .............

Setting up AIM server redundancy ...........................................................58

Operation of Redundancy ..........................................................................58

Swapping out an AIM server 59 ......................................................................

Appendix D - Upgrade license 60 ........................................................................

Appendix E - Glossary ......................................................................................61

Appendix F - AIM API ........................................................................................64

Appendix G - DHCP server requirements for ALIF support 76 ..................

Using DHCP Option 125 77 ...........................................................................

Appendix H - Technical specications ...........................................................78

Appendix I - Open source licenses 79 ................................................................

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INSTALLATION

CONFIGURATIONOPERATION

FURTHER

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AdderLink™ Innity transmitter and receiver units allow multiple remote users to access

host computers in a very exible manner. Such exibility requires management and

coordination – that is where AIM (AdderLink Innity Manager) becomes vital.

AIM is designed to promote the most efcient use of AdderLink Innity (ALIF) units

by allowing central control over any number of transmitters and receivers. Using the

intuitive AIM web-based interface, one or more administrators can manage potentially

thousands of users who are interacting with an almost unlimited number of devices.

AIM operates as a self-contained compact server (including its own DHCP server) unit

that can be situated anywhere within your network of ALIF devices:

The AIM server is supplied pre-loaded and is straightforward to deploy, requiring only a

network connection and a power input to begin operation.

All conguration of your AdderLink Innity transmitters (channels), receivers and users

are performed using the intuitive AIM browser interface via a network connected

computer.

The AIM server front panel

The AIM server rear panel.

In normal use only the network and power connectors are used (ringed in red).

The AIM server connects to your network and provides administrative

control over the various AdderLink Innity transmitters, receivers and their users.

Note: Although the AdderLink Innity units require Gigabit Ethernet connections, in its

administrative role, the AIM server requires only a 10/100Mbps connection

to the network.

Please see the section Basic steps for a new conguration for assistance with

creating AIM installations.

Introduction

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This section covers conguration of the AdderLink Innity Manager Suite for administrators.

For details about the regular user interface, please see the section.

Operation

SUPPORTED BROWSERS

The AIM admin interface requires an A-grade browser with Javascript enabled.

For best results always use the latest version of any browser used.

• Google Chrome

• Firefox

• Edge*

• Safari for Mac OS*

* The most intensive testing has been carried out using Chrome and Firefox. MS Edge

and Safari are known to work but testing with these browsers has been limited by

comparison.

1 Ensure that the AIM server is powered on (allow 3 minutes before accessing).

2 Using a computer located anywhere within the local network open a web browser

(see Supported browsers list opposite) and enter the default IP address for the AIM

server: 169.254.1.3

The Login page will be displayed:

3 Enter your Username and Password and click the Login button.

The default username is and the default password is admin password.

You are strongly recommended to change the default admin password as one of your

rst actions: Go to Dashboard>Users. Click on the furthest right icon in the admin row

(congure users) and change the password for the admin user.

If you check the Remember Me box, a cookie will be stored on the computer,

allowing you to access the admin section without having to log in each time. The

cookie will survive for up to the AIM Admin Timeout period. If you do not check the

Remember Me box, you will remain logged in only for the duration of your browser

session.

4 Continue to the section on the next page.

Important rst conguration steps

Forgotten password

If necessary, click the Forgotten password link to display an assistance page where a

secret code will be given. Provide the secret code to Adder support or your distributor

to obtain an unlock code which can then be entered to reset your password and gain

access.

Conguration

Produktspezifikationen

Marke:	Adder
Kategorie:	Schalter
Modell:	AIM-192
Upgradefähige Firmware:	Ja
Breite:	432 mm
Tiefe:	230 mm
Gewicht:	2750 g
AC-Netzadapter:	Ja
Mitgelieferte Kabel:	AC
Produkttyp:	AV-Matrix-Umschalter
Produktfarbe:	Schwarz
Höhe:	44 mm
AC Eingangsspannung:	100-240 V
AC Eingangsfrequenz:	50 - 60 Hz
Eingebautes Display:	Nein
Gleichstrom-Anschluss (DC):	Ja
Betriebstemperatur:	0 - 40 °C
Schnellstartübersicht:	Ja
Zertifizierung:	CE, FCC
Gehäusematerial:	Metall
LED-Anzeigen:	Ja
Rack-Einbau:	Ja
Ein-/Ausschalter:	Ja
USB-Stecker:	USB Typ-A
Anzahl der USB-Anschlüsse:	4
Ausgangsstrom:	500 mA
Ausgangsleistung:	60 W
Gehäusefarbe:	Schwarz
Eingangsstrom:	1.5 A
VGA (D-Sub)-Eingangsanschlüsse:	4
Rack-Kapazität:	1U
Anzahl HDMI-Eingangsschnittstellen:	1
RJ-45-Eingangsanschlüsse:	2
Steuerungsanzeigeeinheit:	Nein