Belkin F1DW116C, F1DW216C user manual Mouse Column, Security Column, Console Column

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USING YOUR 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 computer is via a PS/2 cable, a small mouse icon is displayed. If the mouse connection to the computer 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 computer, a closed padlock symbol is displayed. If the user is allowed to access the computer, the cell is empty.

Note: The KVM administrator can prevent computers from appearing in the Main View if the user doesn’t have rights to access them (for additional information, see the Options page, on page 29).

Console Column

The console currently viewing the computer is indicated in this column by its corresponding letter (A–D). If multiple consoles are focused on the same computer, 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 IntelliView.

Setup Button

Click the “Setup” button or press “ALT + S” on the keyboard to access the IntelliView 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, then when the user logs out, they lose focus on the port. All hot keys and the front panel will be disabled, with the exception of opening IntelliView, which will present the user with the login dialog.

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Contents OmniView Table of Contents Introduction Package Contents Feature Overview OverviewReprogrammable Hot Key Initiator Sequence Direct-Access Port SelectorsHot Keys AutoScanEquipment Requirements Product Specifications Front View of the Switch F1DW216C Front View with Fascia Flipped Down F1DW216CBack View of the KVM Switch F1DW216C Front View with Fascia Flipped Down F1DW116CInstalling the Switch into a Server Rack InstallationPre-Configuration Cable Length RecommendationsConnecting Computers to the Switch Standalone Switch InstallationInitial switch position for video compensation Connect the Console Connecting Multiple Switches Daisy-Chaining Example DIP Switch Configuration ChartInstallation Before you begin F1DE101A-AP Connecting the Computers Example of Daisy-Chain ConfigurationConnecting the Daisy-Chain Cable Adding Additional UnitsPowering Up the Systems Standalone Configuration Using Your SwitchSelecting a Computer Using Direct-Access Port Selectors Select Mode Daisy-Chain ConfigurationStatic Mode Idle Selecting a Computer Using Keyboard Hot Key Commands Using the MultiView Feature Using the AutoScan Function from the Front PanelAutoScan Mode Input and Navigation Features Using Your Switch Computer Name Column MainGroup Column ID ColumnConsole Column Mouse ColumnSecurity Column Setup Scan ColumnSecurity Passwords User Columns 1, 2, 3, GPassword Entry Fields Options Using Your Switch Using Your Switch Error Messages and Dialogs Connecting the computer to the Switch AutoUpdate Firmware Update UtilityInstalling the AutoUpdate application Updating FirmwareUsing Your Switch Updating Devices via the Web Using Your Switch Updating your KVM Manually with a File from a Local Disk Using Your Switch Using Your Switch Completing the Firmware Update Completing a Standalone KVM Firmware UpdateTroubleshooting Glossary Glossary Information FCC StatementP74342