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INSTALLATION
2
CONFIGURATIONOPERATION
FURTHER
INFORMATION
INDEX
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 A.I.M. (AdderLink Innity Manager) becomes vital.
A.I.M. 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 A.I.M. web-based interface, one or more administrators can manage potentially
thousands of users who are interacting with an almost unlimited number of devices.
A.I.M. operates as a self-contained compact server unit that can be situated anywhere
within your network:
www.adder.com
AdderLink
ADM
ADM
USR
USR
UNC
UNC
ETH1
ETH1
ETH2
ETH2
PWR
PWR
MANAGEMENT SERVER
INDOOR USE ONLY
12V
5A
COM 2
COM 1
COM 3
2
1
The A.I.M. 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 A.I.M. browser interface via a network connected
computer.
The A.I.M. server front panel with status indicators
The A.I.M. server rear panel. In normal use only the network and power
connectors are used.
The A.I.M. 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 A.I.M. 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 A.I.M. installations.
Introduction
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