Black Box KV812A, KV822A manual Powering the System

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CHAPTER 4: Installation

4.4 Powering the System

Once you’ve installed your ServSwitch USB and attached your equipment to it, you need to apply power to the Switch system. Plug the power supply’s output cord into the power jack on the back of the ServSwitch USB, then attach the input cord to the power-supply transformer’s IEC 320 inlet, then plug the input cord into utility (mains) power. The Switch should start operating immediately; it has no ON/OFF switch. Now plug in and power on your monitor and any other powered peripherals. Lastly, plug in and power on your CPUs.

Always apply power to the ServSwitch USB first, then power on the monitor and each of the computers; if you power up the computers before the Switch, the system will probably not work. In particular, some Mac computers that power up without a monitor attached either directly or through the Switch will go into a “no video” mode and will simply not output any video signal. There is no way to correct this situation; a Mac that powers up with no video must be rebooted.

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Contents KV812A KV814A KV822A KV824A Welcome to the ServSwitchTM Family KV812A KV814A KV822A KV824AServswitch USB and USB Plus RADIO-FREQUENCY Interference Statements Declaration of Conformity NOM Statement Servswitch USB and USB Plus Contents Servswitch USB and USB Plus Specifications Connectors PowerTemperature Tolerance WeightFeatures and Benefits IntroductionServswitch USB and USB Plus Complete Package ServSwitch USB Illustrated Status display 7-segment LEDRear panel of the 2-port ServSwitch USB Plus KV822A Safety Concerns Configuration Configuration DIP switchSetting the Enumeration Guard Time Positions 5 Guard Time PositionSetting the Autoscan Pause Time Position Setting Which Ports to Cycle To and Autoscan PositionEnabling/Disabling Mouse Switching USB Plus Only, Position Installation What Else You’ll NeedGetting Your PCs Ready and Verifying Your Peripherals Connecting Your Devices 3 PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse OPTIONAL, USB Plus only Keyboard Key Mappings Cpus Powering the System Interpreting the Status Display at Power-Up OperationUsing the Front-Panel Pushbutton OperationInterpreting the Status Display During Normal Operation Display Shows MeaningOperation Using the PS/2 Mouse Optional, USB Plus Only To tab through channelsUsing the Remote-Control Module Optional, USB Plus Only Troubleshooting Things To TryPower key on my Mac USB keyboard doesn’t seem to work My video quality is poor smearing, fuzziness, rippling, etcCalling Black Box Shipping and PackagingPage Page Customer Support Information