| Name | Type | Category |
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| XD150FX: f/w 1.03 | article | XD150FX |
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XD150FX: f/w 1.03
Changes since f/w: 1.03 *FIxed a web 404 error when navigating the interface *Rebooting lost the video on some hosts. |
article | XD150FX |
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XD150FX: f/w 1.06
Changes to f/w: 1.05 *Video blanking on new RX PCBs |
article | XD150FX |
| XD150FX: Getting Started | wiki | XD150FX |
| XD150FX: Getting Started | wiki | Getting Started |
| XD150FX: Using the API | wiki | XD150FX |
| XD522: FAQ | wiki | XD522 |
| XD522: Getting Started | wiki | XD522 |
| XD522: Getting Started | wiki | Getting Started |
| XD522: Upgrading the Firmware | wiki | XD522 |
| XD600: Accessing the Dashboard | wiki | XD600 |
| XD600: Capability Matrix | wiki | XD600 |
| XD600: CATx Link Cable Recommendations | wiki | XD600 |
| XD600: Compatible SFP Modules | wiki | XD600 |
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XD600: f/w 1.13
Previous versions: *XD614 – v1.10 *XD641 – v1.10 *XD642 – v1.12 __Issues Resolved__ *Keyboard issues in the BIOS with XD642 *Upgrade hangs at 99% *Hot keys are passed through to the hos |
article | XD600 |
| XD600: Resetting a module | wiki | XD600 |
| XD600: Transmission distances when using fiber | wiki | XD600 |
| XD600: Upgrading the Firmware | wiki | XD600 |
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ALIF: AIM - Event and Connection Log archive.
When upgrading the firmware, the Event and Connection logs are cleared. |
article | AdderLink Infinity |
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ALIF: AIM - Using the 192.168.1.x network range.
Be careful if you are using the 192.168.1.x network range for endpoints. We have seen a problem where if an endpoint is given 192.168.1.42, it cannot be added to the AIM Manager. This is because 192.1 |
article | AdderLink Infinity |
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ALIF: AIM - Web browser compatibility
Known to affect 4.x firmware. When configuring the AIM's web interface, it is recommended that you use an up to date web browser. If using Internet Explorer 11 or below, configuration pages like th |
article | AdderLink Infinity |
| ALIF: AIM ASP-001 Power Button | wiki | AIM |
| ALIF: AIM Controller - API Demo | wiki | AdderLink Infinity |
- EDID is parsed to ensure that no unsupported modes are included before passing them to the host.
- Fixed Video Input Definition byte in EDID
- Add support for GigaLight 1