Black Box KV2116E, KV2116A, KV4116A, KV4116E manual Resetting the keyboard and mouse

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CHAPTER 4: BASIC OPERATIONS

To view current user connections, click Commands > User Status. The User Status window opens.

Figure 4-16. User Status window

To disconnect a user, complete the following steps:

1.From the User Status window, click the letter that corresponds to the user to discon- nect. The Disconnect window opens.

2.Complete one of the following steps:

•Click OK to disconnect the user and return to the User Status window.

•Click X or press Escape to exit the window without disconnecting a user.

If the User Status list has changed since it was last visible, the mouse cursor will turn into an hourglass as the list is automatically updated. No mouse or keyboard input is accepted until the list update is complete.

Figure 4-17. Disconnect window

Resetting the keyboard and mouse

You can reset the keyboard and mouse by clicking Commands > Device Reset. If the keyboard or mouse is still not responding, you might be able to re-establish operation of

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Contents MAY KV2116A KV2116E KV4116A KV4116EPage KV2116A KV2116E KV4116A KV4116E Welcome to the ServSelect FamilyServselect IP VM INSTALLER/USER Guide Japanese Compliance Statement Other Agency Approvals Compliance StatementsComputer terminal operations Product Specification Product overviewInstallation Basic operationsProduct Specification Local PortSerial Port User Consoles ServSelect IP VM appliance product specificationsIntelligent cables Features and benefitsProduct overview GlossaryOSD graphical user interface Virtual MediaFlash upgradability Accessing the appliance through network connectionAccessing target devices VideoDevice Local user Digital user Example ServSelect IP VM appliance configurationInstallation Installation overviewSetting up the network Required items Cord Digital User ServSelect IP VMPeripherals SAM module Servers Safety Precautions Connecting the appliance hardwareRack mount safety considerations To connect local virtual media, complete the following step Connecting a SAM to each target deviceConnecting local peripheral devices Verifying Ethernet connectionsTiering multiple appliances To tier multiple appliances, complete the following steps Local user a ServSelect IP VM applianceServSelect III VM appliance tiered ACI port Configuring ServSelect IP VM Software Adjusting mouse settingsAdding earlier-model appliances Local user ServSelect IP VM Tiered appliance Appliance configuration with an earlier-model applianceSetting up the appliance Controlling the switching system from the analog Port Basic operationsStarting the OSD interface Connecting a user to a target device OSD interface status symbolsSymbol Description Key, key combination, or Result Mouse action Using the OSD interfaceClick Setup Menu OSD interface navigation basicsConnecting local virtual media Option Purpose Configuring the appliance and the OSD interfaceAssigning target device names To access the Names window, complete the following stepsNames window To access the Devices window, complete the following steps Assigning device typesTo assign a device type, complete the following steps Changing the display behavior To access the Menu window, complete the following stepsSelecting display language Controlling the status flagTo select a language for the OSD interface FlagDescription OSD interface status flags10. Set Position window Setting the keyboard country codeTo set or change a password, complete the following steps Setting appliance securityTo enable the screen saver, complete the following steps To disable the screen saver, complete the following steps12. Preempt window Setting the preemption warningFeature Purpose Managing target device tasks using the OSD interfaceCommands to manage routine tasks for the target device To access the Commands window, complete the following stepsDisplaying version information Upgrading the firmwareTo view version information, complete the following steps Viewing the display configuration Viewing and disconnecting user connectionsTo upgrade firmware, complete the following steps To disconnect a user, complete the following steps Resetting the keyboard and mouse18. Scan window Scanning the switching systemRunning switching system diagnostics To cancel scan mode, complete one of the following stepsTo start the Scan mode, complete the following steps To run diagnostic tests, complete the following steps Diagnostic test details21. Broadcast window Broadcasting to target devicesServselect IP VM INSTALLER/USER Guide Other Console Main menu options Network configurationComputer terminal operations Console menuRestore Factory Defaults Enable Debug MessagesSet/Change Password To change the passwordRepairing damaged firmware Appendix a Flash upgradesTo repair damaged firmware, complete the following steps Booting a computer using virtual memory Appendix B Virtual mediaVirtual media and USB 2.0 constraints Virtual media restrictions Appendix C UTP cabling Wiring standardsCabling installation, maintenance, and safety tips Table C.1 UTP wiring standards PinServselect IP VM INSTALLER/USER Guide Appendix D Getting help and technical Assistance Before you callGetting help and information from the World Wide Web Page Page Page Page Page Page Doc. No -620-501A Customer Support Information

KV4116A, KV2116E, KV2116A, KV4116E specifications

The Black Box KV4116E, KV2116A, KV2116E, and KV4116A are advanced KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switches designed to streamline the management of multiple computers from a single workstation. These devices are essential for IT professionals, data center operators, and anyone who needs to control several systems efficiently.

One of the standout features of the KV4116E and its counterparts is their ability to support a variety of computer platforms, including PC and Mac. They are equipped with enhanced video performance, allowing for resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 at 60Hz. This ensures that users can enjoy high-definition visuals without compromising clarity or quality.

The KV series also boasts extensive input and output options, accommodating multiple user requirements. With support for USB and PS/2 connections, these KVM switches can interface seamlessly with a wide range of peripherals, including keyboards, mice, and other input devices. The KV2116A, KV2116E, and KV4116A, in particular, allow users to connect and control up to 16 computers, making them ideal for larger setups or environments where multiple systems need to be monitored and managed simultaneously.

Security features are also prioritized in the KV series, with options for management access control. These KVM switches often include secure password protection and user authentication, ensuring that sensitive data and systems are safeguarded against unauthorized access.

Ease of use is another key characteristic, highlighted by features such as hotkey switching and a user-friendly on-screen display. This allows for quick transitions between systems, which can significantly increase efficiency during critical operations. The KV series also supports audio switching, enabling users to manage their audio output in tandem with their video and input devices.

In summary, the Black Box KV4116E, KV2116A, KV2116E, and KV4116A KVM switches represent a robust solution for users needing to streamline their multi-computer operations. Their combination of advanced video support, multiple connectivity options, robust security features, and ease of use makes them suitable for a wide array of professional and personal applications. Whether in a data center, an IT support environment, or a complex home setup, these switches provide the reliability and functionality that users require.