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2. Auto Scan Mode:
Auto Scan** automatically switches between PCs at regular 10 second intervals. To invoke the Auto Scan Mode, press and release the [Scroll Lock] key twice, then press and release the [0] key. Scanning continues until the [spacebar] is pressed to exit the Auto Scan Mode. The port that was active when the [spacebar] was pressed remains active.
**Note: While Auto Scan Mode is in effect, none of the other keyboard keys will function. The Auto Scan Mode must be exited in order to use the console for anything else.
Specifications
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CPU Ports | 2 |
Port Selection | Hotkeys |
Connectors CPU | 2 x |
| each with 2 x PS/2 and 1 x |
Console | 2 x PS/2 and 1 x |
LEDs | 2 Selected Port |
Emulation Keyboard | PS/2 |
Mouse | PS/2 |
Scan Interval | 10 seconds |
Operating Temperature | 32° F to 104° F |
Storage Temperature | |
Humidity | 0 - 80% RH, Noncondensing |
Housing | Plastic |
Troubleshooting
If you are experiencing problems, first make sure that there are no cable problems. Check all cable connections.
Problem | Cause | Solution |
Mouse Not | Mouse needs | Unplug the mouse from the |
Responding* | to be reset | Switch, then plug it back in. |
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| Switch needs | Turn off the PCs. Wait 5 |
| to be reset | seconds; then turn the PCs on. |
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| Wrong type of | The switch will only work with |
| mouse or adapter | a PS/2 mouse. A serial mouse |
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| cannot be converted to a PS/2 |
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| mouse by using a serial to PS/2 |
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| adapter. One exception is a |
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| cally designed for both applica- |
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| tions. In this case, ensure that |
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| the mouse is set up for PS/2 |
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| mode and is being used with |
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| the adapter originally provided. |
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| Unsupported or | Each PC needs to be using |
| incorrect mouse | the mouse driver correlating to |
| driver | the mouse connected to the |
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| console port. |
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| Some newer mice (with extra |
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| buttons and wheels) have |
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| unique drivers that may not be |
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| supported. Try a regular mouse |
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| with a generic mouse driver |
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| (like the one that comes with |
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| the operating system). |
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Video | Resolution and/or | The Switch supports VGA, |
Problems | Bandwidth set too | SVGA, Multisync, and XGA |
| high | (interlaced) monitors with |
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| resolutions of up to 2048 x |
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| 1536 Hz. |
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6 | 7 |