Tripp Lite B072-016-1, B072-008-1 On-Screen Display, Navigating the OSD, Selecting a Computer

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Operation (continued)

On-Screen Display

To invoke the OSD:

Press and release the [Shift] key twice. The OSD Main window appears. See Figure 9. Lines with blue text show active computers. Lines with grey text show inactive computers.

The Type column indicates whether a computer “C” or another KVM switch “S” is connected to the port.

Figure 9 The OSD Main Window

Navigating the OSD

To move up and down, use the [ ￿ ] and [ ￿ ] arrow keys.

To jump from one column to the next (when relevant), use the [Tab] key.

To exit the OSD or to return to the previous OSD window, press [Esc].

Selecting a Computer

To select a computer:

1.Move to the desired computer line.

2.Press [Enter]. The selected computer will be accessed. A confirmation label appears to show which computer is selected.

Note: While the OSD is activated, you cannot use the front panel “Select” buttons or the keyboard hotkeys to connect to a computer.

OSD Settings (F2)

Press [F2] to open the OSD Settings window (see Figure 10).

Figure 10 The Settings Window

Note: If the OSD is password protected, only the Administrator will be able to get access to the F2 settings window by using the appropriate password.

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Contents 16-Port Table of Contents Features System ComponentsCompatibility Configuration Front PanelRear Panel Pre-Installation Guidelines InstallationConnecting the NetCommander KVM System NetCommander Server Interface Unit SIUNetCommander PS/2 Server Interface Unit Resetting the KVM Switch Connecting the Power SupplyRackmounting the NetCommander KVM Rackmount ConsiderationsOperation Cascading NetCommander KVM SwitchesBasic Operation Keyboard HotkeysOn-Screen Display OSD Settings F2Navigating the OSD Selecting a ComputerGeneral Settings window General SettingsF7 Defaults Ports Settings window Ports SettingsUsers Time SettingsOSD Help Window F1 SecurityTuning F5 Scanning Computers F4Moving the Label F6 Installing the Software Connecting the RS232 Serial CableSystem Requirements SoftwareKVM Switch Update window Starting and Configuring the KVM UpdateObtaining New Firmware Updating the Firmware Verifying the Version NumbersOpen box ResetUSB/SUN Combo Keys TroubleshootingFCC Radio/TV Interference Notice SpecificationsWarranty Registration Year Limited WarrantyPage 200512060
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B072-008-1, B072-016-1 specifications

Tripp Lite is a well-known brand in the realm of connectivity solutions, and their KVM switch offerings, particularly the B072-016-1 and B072-008-1 models, stand out for their impressive features and functionalities.

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