Black Box KV120A For Microsoft Windows NT using default drivers, To adjust the mouse acceleration

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CHAPTER 3: INSTALLATION

To adjust the mouse acceleration:

Before a server can be connected to the ServSelect IP, an adjustment to mouse acceleration must be made. Use the default Microsoft® Windows® PS/2® mouse driver for all attached Microsoft Windows systems attached to the appliance.

For Microsoft Windows NT® (using default drivers):

1.From the desktop, select Start - Settings - Control Panel - Mouse.

2.Click on the Motion tab.

3.Set the pointer speed to Slow. You will need to set this for any Windows NT user account that will be accessing the Windows NT system through the appliance.

For Microsoft Windows 2000/Windows XP®:

1.From the desktop, select Start - Settings - Control Panel - Mouse.

2.Click on the Motion tab.

3.Set the Acceleration setting to None and the speed setting to the default of 50%.

To connect a SAM adapter to each server:

1.Locate the SAM adaptors for your ServSelect IP unit.

2.Attach the appropriately color-coded cable ends to the keyboard, monitor and mouse ports on the first server you will be connecting to the unit.

3.Attach one end of the CAT5 cabling that will run between your SAM and ServSelect IP unit to the RJ-45 connector on the SAM adapter.

4.Connect the other end of the CAT5 cable to the desired ARI port on the back of your ServSelect IP unit.

5.Repeat steps 2-4 for all servers you wish to attach.

NOTE:

When connecting a Sun SAM adapter, you must use a multi-sync monitor to accommodate Sun computers that support both VGA and sync-on-green or composite sync.

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Contents Page Page Welcome to the ServSwitch Family Servselect IP INSTALLER/USER Guide Compliance Statements Instrucciones DE Seguridad Normas Oficiales Mexicanas NOM Electrical Safety StatementNOM Statement Contents Agency Approvals SpecificationsIntroduction Features and BenefitsServer Access Modules Point and click control with ServSelect IP Software Access via network connectionRackmount safety considerations Safety PrecautionsSetting up your network InstallationGetting Started Supplied with the ServSelect IPRackmounting Your ServSelect IP To install the 1U switch mounting bracketBasic ServSelect IP Configuration Installing the ServSelect IPTo configure the ServSelect IP hardware To install the ServSelect IP hardwareTo adjust the mouse acceleration For Microsoft Windows NT using default driversFor Microsoft Windows 2000/Windows XP To connect a SAM adapter to each serverServSelect IP Configuration with a Legacy KVM Switch To add a KV158A ServSwitch Multi Z8 switchTo connect the network and turn on your ServSelect IP Setting Up Your ServSelect IP and SoftwareAnalog Port Operation To access the Main dialog boxControlling Your System at the Analog Port Viewing and Selecting Ports and ServersSelecting servers OSD Status SymbolsViewing the status of your appliance To soft switch to a server Soft switchingTo configure servers for soft switching OSD Navigation Basics Navigating the OSDTo access the Setup menu Configuring the OSDSetup Features to Manage Routine Tasks for your Servers To assign names to servers To access the Names dialog boxAssigning server names Assigning device types To access the Devices dialog boxTo choose the default display order of servers To access the Menu dialog boxTo set a Screen Delay Time for the OSD Changing the display behaviorTo determine how the status flag is displayed To access the Flag dialog boxControlling the status flag To set or change the password Setting console securityTo access the Security dialog box To remove password protection from your console To password protect your consoleTo enable the screen saver mode with no password protection To log in to your consoleTo exit the screen saver mode Viewing and Disconnecting User ConnectionsTo turn off the screen saver To immediately turn on the screen saverTo disconnect a user Resetting Your Keyboard and MouseTo reset the mouse and keyboard values To display version information Displaying Version InformationTo add servers to the scan list Scanning Your System16. Scan Dialog Box To remove a server from the scan listBroadcasting to Servers To start the scan modeTo cancel scan mode To turn broadcasting off To access the Broadcast dialog boxTo broadcast to selected servers To access the Terminal menu Configuring the Terminal MenuNetwork Configuration Terminal OperationsSet/Change Password Enable Debug MessagesTo change the password Firmware ManagementShipping and Packaging TroubleshootingCalling Black BOX To upload a new Flash file Appendix Flash UpgradesUpgrading the ServSelect IP Upgrading the SAM firmware To simultaneously upgrade multiple SAMsFigure A-2. SAM Upgrade Dialog Box To upgrade SAM firmware individuallyClick the Load Firmware button. The Load dialog box appears Page Page

KV120A, KV212E, KV120E specifications

The Black Box KV120E, KV212E, and KV120A are innovative KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) solutions that bring seamless control to various IT environments. These devices are particularly suited for computer rooms, data centers, and remote server management where efficiency and reliability are paramount.

The KV120E is a compact 2-port KVM switch that allows users to control two computers from a single console. It features an easy-to-use interface that simplifies operations, ensuring users can switch between computers with minimal effort. It supports a maximum resolution of up to 1920 x 1200, ensuring excellent video quality for detailed screens. Its hot-key switching capability allows users to switch seamlessly between connected systems using keyboard shortcuts, a feature that significantly boosts productivity.

The KV212E model expands on this functionality by offering 2-port switching with dual-monitor support, perfect for users requiring extensive screen real estate. This model handles resolutions up to 2560 x 1600, catering to high-definition displays and intensive graphical applications. The KV212E also features advanced EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) emulation, ensuring that display settings remain consistent even when switching between computers. In addition, it supports USB and PS/2 connections, making it versatile for various environments and setups.

Similarly, the KV120A model is a 2-port KVM switch that emphasizes reliability and ease of use. Like its counterparts, it allows for quick toggling between computers and supports a high-resolution output. The KV120A incorporates audio support, allowing users to manage audio sources effectively alongside their visual displays. This feature is particularly useful in setups where multimedia presentation or audio monitoring is required.

All three models boast robust build quality, ensuring long-term durability in demanding environments. With simple plug-and-play installation, users can set them up quickly without additional software or complicated configurations. Moreover, their compact designs allow them to fit easily within standard server racks, optimizing space usage.

In conclusion, the Black Box KV120E, KV212E, and KV120A KVM switches offer critical functionality for IT professionals. Their advanced features help streamline operations in multi-computer environments, enhancing productivity while maintaining an effortless user experience. Whether managing two computers or requiring dual-monitor output, these models fulfill the diverse needs of today's tech-savvy users.
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