User manual BELKIN F1DP116A

[. . . ] Manage your servers using one PS/2 console and CAT5 cabling Manage your servers using one PS/2 console and CAT5 cabling Contrôlez vos serveurs à l'aide d'une console PS/2 et d'un câblage CAT5 Steuerung Ihrer Server über eine PS/2Konsole mit CAT5-Verkabelung Servers beheren met slechts één PS/2console en CAT5-kabels Gestione sus servidores mediante una consola PS/2 y cableado CAT5 IPer gestire i server utilizzando una console PS/2 ed i cavi CAT5 All trade names are registered trademarks of respective manufacturers listed. Congratulations on your purchase of this Belkin OmniView SMB CAT5 KVM Switch. Our diverse line of KVM solutions exemplifies the Belkin commitment to delivering high-quality, durable products at an affordable price. The OmniView SMB CAT5 KVM Switch is the only SMB KVM switch that provides easy and dependable multiplatform server control. [. . . ] If you have only one SMB CAT5 KVM Switch in your configuration, the OSD menu will display "BANK 00". a " " symbol indicates that the connected server is powered up. If the OSD menu does not display a " " symbol for a server that is connected and powered up, you will need to reset the SMB CAT5 KVM Switch to re-detect the server. This is done by simultaneously pressing the "BANK +" and "BANK ­" buttons on the front panel. ( ) Navigate to different servers in the same BANK Select next or previous BANK Highlight server name for editing Switch servers Open the "Function/Help" page Exit the On-Screen Display To switch servers using the main OSD menu, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to navigate to the desired server and press the "ENTER" key. A " " symbol indicates which server is currently being accessed on your console. To select a different BANK, press the "Page Up" or "Page Down" key to select the next BANK or the previous BANK. To change the name of a server, use the arrow keys to navigate to the desired server, press the "Insert" key, type in the new name, and press "ENTER" to save the entry. You may use up to 15 characters for each server name. The "Function/Help" page allows you to set the time intervals for the AutoScan feature and OSD display time, enable the password security feature, and program hot keys. (F4) ( ) (Insert) (Esc) (F10) (Space) Initiate AutoScan Navigate to the next field Highlight field for editing Return to the main OSD menu Program Monitor-DDC2 settings to all Server Interface Modules Change options for selected field This specifies whether the AutoScan feature is enabled or not. To enable or disable the AutoScan feature, use the arrow keys to navigate to the "Scan" field and press the space bar. This specifies the amount of time the SMB CAT5 KVM Switch remains on a server before switching to the next server while in AutoScan mode. You may set the scan time interval to anywhere between 5 and 99 seconds. To change the scan time, use the arrow keys to navigate to the Scan Time field, type the desired time interval (in seconds). This feature allows you to enable an administrator password to prevent unauthorized users from accessing the OSD. To enable or disable the Security feature, use the arrow keys to navigate to the "Security" field and press the space bar. This allows you to specify the administrator password needed to access the OSD when the Security feature is enabled. To set the password, use the arrow keys to navigate to the "Admin Password" field and type in the desired password. You may use up to eight uppercase characters for the password. password characters are not case-sensitive. Press "Esc" or use the arrow keys to navigate to fields and save the password. [. . . ] The following definitions are used throughout this User Manual: AutoScan: A mode of operation where the KVM switch scans from one port to another, on an ongoing basis, as configured by the user. Control: When discussing switching between ports, control means that the console is capable of sending input to the server. control requires that the console also has focus on the port , and is viewing it. Daisy-Chain: A configuration of multiple KVM switches that are connected one to another in a series. [. . . ]