Black Box KV22016E, KV22008E, KV21008A Controlling the status flag, OSD Interface Status Flags

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CHAPTER 4: BASIC OPERATIONS

Controlling the status flag

The status flag displays on your desktop and shows the name or EID number of the selected server or the status of the selected port. Use the Flag dialog box to configure the flag to display by server name or EID number, or to change the flag color, opacity, display time and location on the desktop.

OSD Interface Status Flags

Flag

Description

 

 

 

Flag type by name

 

 

 

Flag type by EID number

 

 

 

Flag indicating that the user has been

 

disconnected from all systems

 

 

 

Flag indicating that broadcast mode is

 

enabled

 

 

To access the Flag dialog box:

1.Press Print Screen. The Main dialog box will appear.

2.Click Setup - Flag. The Flag dialog box displays.

Figure 4-8. Flag Dialog Box

To determine how the status flag is displayed:

1.Select Name or EID to determine what information will be displayed.

2.Select Displayed to show the flag all the time or select Timed to display the flag for only five seconds after switching.

3.Select a flag color in Display Color.

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Contents KV21008A KV22008A KV22016A KV21008E KV22008E KV22016E Page ServSelect III cables SAMs Welcome to the ServSwitch FamilyKV21008A KV21008E KV22008A KV22008E KV22016A KV22016E European Union Declaration of Conformity Compliance Statements Japanese Compliance Statement Other Agency ApprovalsNormas Oficiales Mexicanas NOM Electrical Safety Statement Instrucciones DE SeguridadNOM Statement Table of Contents Specifications ServSelect III Product SpecificationsServselect Iiitm INSTALLER/USER Guide Features and Benefits Two-User Share ModeVideo Plug and PlayFlash upgradable Cascading expansionSafety Precautions Example of a ServSelect III ConfigurationRackmount safety considerations Rack Mounting Your ServSelect III Switch Supplied with the ServSelect III switchTo install the 1U switch mounting bracket Getting StartedInstalling the ServSelect III Switch To connect a server using a SAM Basic ServSelect III Switch ConfigurationConnecting Users Cascading ServSelect III SwitchesTo connect a server using a ServSelect III cable To cascade multiple ServSelect III switchesAdding Legacy Switches ServSelect III Switch Configuration with a Cascaded SwitchTo add a legacy KVM switch ServSelect III Switch Configuration with Legacy KVM SwitchesSetting Up Your ServSelect III Switching System Servselect III INSTALLER/USER Guide Viewing and Selecting Ports and Servers To access the Main dialog boxControlling Your System at the Analog Ports OSD Interface Status Symbols Selecting serversTo select servers To select the previous serverNavigating the OSD Interface OSD Interface Navigation BasicsAlt+Hotkey To access the Setup menu Configuring OSD Interface MenusSetup Features to Manage Routine Tasks for Your Servers To access the Names dialog box Assigning server namesTo assign names to servers To access the Devices dialog boxAssigning device types To assign a device type Devices Dialog BoxTo set up key sequences to launch the OSD interface To access the Menu dialog boxTo choose the default display order of servers To set a Screen Delay Time for the OSD interfaceTo access the Flag dialog box Controlling the status flagOSD Interface Status Flags To determine how the status flag is displayedSetting console security To access the Security dialog boxTo log in to your console To set or change the passwordTo password protect your console To enable local user accounts To disable local user accounts admin user onlyTo display version information Displaying Version InformationTo immediately turn on the screen saver Scanning Your System To add servers to the scan listTo start the scan mode To remove a server from the scan listRunning System Diagnostics To cancel scan modeDiagnostic Test Details To run diagnostic testsTo access the Broadcast dialog box Broadcasting to ServersTo broadcast to selected servers To turn broadcasting offChanging Your Switch Mode Setting the Share Mode featureTo enable Share Mode To access the Switch dialog boxBasic Operations Using Administrator Privileges To access the User Setup screen administrator onlyTo edit a user User Setup menu functions administrator onlyUser Edit menu administrator only User Access menu administrator only User Setup menu Delete administrator onlyAdvanced Operations Items needed for the upgrade Possible error conditionsTo upgrade firmware Upgrading the ServSelectUpgrading the SAM firmware To simultaneously upgrade multiple SAMsTo upgrade SAM firmware individually Version Dialog Box SAM Load Dialog Box Page Page Page Customer Support Information Doc. No -598-501A

KV21008A, KV21008E, KV22016E, KV22008E specifications

The Black Box KV22008E, KV22016E, KV21008E, and KV21008A are advanced KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switches designed for efficient management of multiple computers from a single workstation. These devices are essential for IT professionals, data centers, and businesses that require seamless control over multiple systems without the hassle of numerous peripherals.

The KV22008E and KV22016E models cater to larger setups, supporting up to eight and sixteen computers, respectively. They are designed to provide a robust solution for users needing scalability in their operations. Both models support high-resolution video output up to 1920 x 1200, ensuring sharp and clear display quality across various applications. Their compatibility with different operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux, makes them versatile tools for diverse environments.

For smaller configurations, the KV21008E and KV21008A models are tailored for eight computers, offering similar functionality in a more compact design. They support up to 1080p video output, which meets the needs of users who require adequate display capabilities without demanding higher resolutions. These models feature a user-friendly interface that simplifies switching between connected computers, enhancing workflow efficiency.

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These switches are built with a firm focus on reliability and security, featuring a robust design that mitigates the risk of data loss and ensures that sensitive information remains protected. Additionally, they offer extensive cable management options, allowing for a tidy workspace and reducing clutter.

In conclusion, the Black Box KV22008E, KV22016E, KV21008E, and KV21008A KVM switches provide flexible, efficient, and secure solutions for managing multiple computers. With their high-resolution support, USB sharing technology, and user-friendly features, they are invaluable tools for any business looking to streamline its operations and improve workflow efficiency. Whether for small or large setups, these KVM switches are poised to meet the diverse needs of modern workplaces.
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