Belkin P74696 manual Mouse Column, Security Column, Console Column, AutoScan Button, Setup Button

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Using your Rack-Mount Console KVM Switch

Mouse Column

The mouse column displays the status of the current mouse connection, and is updated in real time. If the connection to the server is via PS/2 cable, a small mouse icon is displayed. If the mouse connection to the server is via USB, the USB trident symbol is displayed. If no mouse is detected, the cell will be empty.

Security Column

The security column displays the security settings for the current user. If this user is restricted from accessing a server, a closed padlock symbol is displayed. If the user is allowed to access the server, the cell is empty.

NOTE: The KVM administrator can prevent servers from appearing in the “Main View” if the user doesn’t have rights to access them (for additional information, see the “Options Page” section, on page 30).

Console Column

The console currently viewing the server is indicated in this column by its corresponding letter (A–D). If multiple consoles are focused on the same server, an asterisk will appear in the console cell.

AutoScan Button

Click the “AutoScan” button or press “ALT + A” on the keyboard to toggle the AutoScan feature. This will not close the OSD.

Setup Button

Click the “Setup” button or press “ALT + S” on the keyboard to access the OSD “Setup” pages. If the user is not logged in as “Admin”, the “Setup” button will not be selectable (grayed-out).

Logout Button

Click on the “Logout” button or press “ALT + T” on the keyboard to return to Guest-level access**. If the administrator has removed Guest access, the User** will lose focus on the port when he or she logs out. All hot keys and the front panel will be disabled, with the exception of opening the OSD, which will present the user with the login dialog.

**In these instances, Guest and User refer to an individual logged in as “Guest” or “User” and operating at that specific access level.

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Contents 1U Rack-Mount Console with Built-In 8-Port KVM Switch OmniView EnterpriseRack-mount console Table of Contents Package Contents AutoUpdate Feature OverviewQuad-Bus Technology Video Resolution Hot KeysReprogrammable Hot Key Initiator Sequence AutoScanEquipment Requirements CablesOperating System Requirements Unit Display Diagrams Front ViewLCD Display Buttons Specifications Pre-Configuration Cable Length RecommendationsStep Section Unlock your Rack-Mount Console KVM Switch with keys provided PS/2 Connection USB Connection Section Connecting Multiple KVM Devices Daisy-Chaining Installation DIP Switch Configuration ChartBefore you begin Example of Daisy-Chain Configuration Connecting the Daisy-Chain CableAdding additional units Connecting the servers Powering up the Systems Selecting a Server Using Keyboard Hot Key Commands Using your Rack-Mount Console KVM SwitchAutoScan Mode Using the MultiView Feature Input and Navigation Features Main Group ColumnComputer Name Column ID ColumnSetup Button Mouse ColumnSecurity Column Console ColumnSetup Admin Scan ColumnScan Time and Change All Button SecurityGuest UserUser Columns 1, 2, 3, G Password Entry Fields PasswordsEnable Check Boxes Broadcast Passwords AutoLogout Enable and TimeOptions Display Banner Display Inactive PortsDisplay Restricted Ports Alternate Attention KeyDisable Viewing Daisy-Chain this KVM SwitchAdvanced Dialog Unit ID Assign Bank AddressRestore Factory Defaults Error Messages and DialogsLogin Dialog Steal Control of this HostBanner Splash ScreenInstalling the AutoUpdate application AutoUpdate Firmware Update UtilityUpdating Firmware Connecting the server to the Rack-Mount Console KVM Switch Updating Devices via the Web Using your Rack-Mount Console KVM Switch Section Using your Rack-Mount Console KVM Switch Completing the Firmware Update Using your Rack-Mount Console KVM Switch Section Glossary Section FCC Statement CE Declaration of Conformity