Black Box KV1108A, KV1116A manual OSD Help window F1, Security settings window

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To give each user the desired access level:

1.Navigate to the desired computer line and User.

2.Toggle between the options using the Space bar.

4.21 Security

In the Settings window navigate to the Security line and press Enter. The Security settings window appears see Figure 15.

Figure 15 The Security settings window

The ‘T’ column on the right hand side stands for Type of password.

There can only be 1 Administrator password, 1 Supervisor password, and 6 User passwords.

To change a user name or password:

1.Navigate to the desired line and column.

2.Type a new user name / password. User authentication is done solely via the password there is no security significance to the names.

By default the User Profile settings are full access.

4.22 The OSD HELP window – F1

To access the HELP window press F1. The HELP window appears, see Figure 16.

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Contents ServSwitch Panther Page Servswitch TM Family Trademarks Normas Oficiales Mexicanas NOM Electrical Safety Statement Instrucciones DE SeguridadServswitch Panther European Union Declaration of Conformity Japanese Compliance StatementContents Troubleshooting Compatibility FeaturesIntroduction Complete package ServSwitch Panther models InstallationServSwitch Panther system configuration Pre-installation guidelines Connecting the ServSwitch Panther systemSAMs Connecting a PS/2 SAMConnecting a USB SAM Connecting the power supply Connecting the CAT5 cablesConnecting the KVM console Resetting the SwitchAvoiding general rack mounting problems Rack mounting the ServSwitch PantherCascading ServSwitch Panthers KVMOSD Operating the systemKeyboard hotkeys Navigating the OSD OSD settings F2General settings Selecting a computerSupervisor Status S Administrator Status a The Administrator canSecurity User Status UAutoskip Activating password protectionChanging the OSD hotkey Serial port Editing the Switch name13 F7 Defaults Changing the Keyboard languageKeyboard KB Ports settingsEditing the computer name Scan SCN Label LBL Time out T/O Time settingsAdding/changing a hotkey Hkey Users settings window UsersSecurity settings window OSD Help window F1Tuning F5 Scanning computers- F4Moving the label F6 Shipping and Packaging TroubleshootingCalling Black Box Connecting the Flash Upgrade cable Connect the ServSwitch Panther SystemInstalling the software Upgrading the firmwareStarting and configuring the ServSwitch Panther Update Upgrading the firmwareVerifying the version numbers Button or Box FunctionVerifying the SAM version number Updating the firmwareOSD version number Communication Error Open boxReset Electricity failureTechnical specifications VGA Black Box Technical Support Country WEB Site / E-MAIL Phone FAX

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KV1116A, KV1108A specifications

The Black Box KV1108A and KV1116A are two versatile KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switches designed for professional settings where reliable management of multiple servers or computers is necessary. These devices are engineered to enhance workspace efficiency by providing seamless control over multiple systems from a single console.

One of the standout features of the KV1108A and KV1116A is their ability to support a wide range of video resolutions, allowing for high-quality output up to 1920x1200 at 60Hz. This ensures that users can experience clear and crisp visuals, which is vital for operations that require detailed monitoring and management. The KV switch's capability to support high-definition video makes it suitable for applications in data centers, control rooms, and other environments where clarity and reliability are paramount.

In terms of connectivity, both the KV1108A and KV1116A come equipped with multiple ports, enabling them to control up to 8 and 16 computers, respectively. They employ standard 19-inch rack-mountable designs, making integration into existing server racks straightforward. The devices utilize CAT5e/6 cabling to provide a simple yet effective means of connecting the KVM switch to multiple computers, thereby minimizing clutter and simplifying cable management.

Technologically, the KV1108A and KV1116A support both PS/2 and USB keyboard and mouse connections, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices. The switches incorporate advanced signal processing technology, which helps deliver reliable data transmission over long distances, reducing the risk of lag or disconnection. Users can also benefit from hot-plug capability, allowing the addition and removal of computers without needing to power down the switch.

Another critical aspect of the KV series is its user-friendly design. The integrated On-Screen Display (OSD) feature allows for easy navigation between connected devices, presenting information in a straightforward format. Users can also easily configure settings through keyboard shortcuts, which enhances operational efficiency.

Both the KV1108A and KV1116A prioritize security, boasting features like secure user access and various authentication methods that safeguard sensitive data and operations. Overall, these KVM switches merge functionality, high performance, and security, making them an excellent choice for IT professionals looking to streamline their workflows and enhance productivity.