Tripp Lite B060-016-2 owner manual Introduction, Features, Hardware Requirements

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Introduction

Features

Two consoles (for B060-016-2) or four consoles (for B060-032) independently and simultaneously control up to 16 (for B060-016-2) or up to 32 (for B060-032) directly connected computers

Daisy-chain up to 7 additional units

Cascade up to 16 (for B060-016-2) or up to 32 (for B060-032) compatible KVM switches from each station on the chain

Control up to 4,096 computers on a daisy-chained/cascaded installation

Compact design - RJ45 connectors allow rack mounting in a 19", 1U, system rack

Multi-platform support: PC, Mac and Sun

Console conversion - any type of console can control any type of computer - mixed combinations (PS/2

&USB) supported on both the console and computer sides

PS/2 keyboard and mouse emulation - computers boot even when the console focus is elsewhere - Keep Alive feature ensures that the keyboard and mouse work properly even if the switch temporarily loses power

Hot pluggable; add or remove components without having to power off the switch

No software required; convenient computer selection via intuitive hotkey combinations or On Screen Display (OSD) menus

OSD port list automatically expands when stations are added - port names are automatically reconfigured when the station sequence is changed

OSD screen automatically adjusts to resolution changes

Auto Scan feature for monitoring user-selected computers

Three level password security: Super Administrator, Administrator, and Users

LCD, VGA, SVGA, XGA, and MultiSync support; DDC2B

Superior video quality - up to 1024x768 @ 60Hz at 500ft.

Auto Signal Compensation (ASC) assures optimum video resolution for distances up to 500ft between the switch and the consoles or computers - no DIP switch setting required

Lifetime firmware upgrading via flash ROM

Hardware Requirements

Console

The following equipment must be used for each console:

A VGA, SVGA, or Multisync monitor capable of the highest resolution that you will be using on any computer in the installation.

Either a PS/2 or a USB keyboard and mouse.

Computers

The following equipment must be installed on each computer:

An HD15 video port.

Either a PS/2 style (MiniDIN6) mouse port and PS/2 style keyboard port; or USB ports (for a

USB keyboard and USB mouse); or, for legacy Sun systems, a Sun style keyboard port (MiniDIN8).

Cables and Interface Modules

The following cables are required for use with the Modular Matrix KVM switch:

Function

 

Cable

Console Interface Module to B060 Series KVM

Cat5e Patch Cable (Tripp Lite

B060 Series KVM to Server Interface Module

N001 Series Patch Cables)

Console Interface Modules

For PS/2 Console

B062-001-PS2

 

For USB Console

B062-001-USB

Server Interface Modules

For PS/2 Server

B054-001-PS2

 

For SUN Server

B054-001-SUN

 

For USB Server

B054-001-USB

Daisy-chain Cables

 

P770 Series of Cables

 

 

 

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Contents NetDirector Matrix KVM Switches This package should include Table of ContentsFeatures IntroductionHardware Requirements B060 Series Front View B060-032 Shown B060 Series Rear View B060-032 Shown Console Interface ModulesConsole Interface Modules Front View B062-001-PS2B062-001-USB Power Jack Console Interface Modules Rear ViewO Jack Interface InstallationOverview Before you BeginSingle Stage Installation Connect the Console to the Console Interface ModuleConnect the Server Interface Module to the Computer B062-001-USB USB Cable Connection B062-001-PS2Multilevel Installations OverviewDaisy Chaining B062-001-USB Cascading Protocol Interface Cascading B054-001-PS2B007-008 Physical Interface Cascading B022-016 Physical Interface Cascading B062-001-PS2Daisy Chaining Plus Cascading Expansion Protocol Interface ExpansionB054-001-PS2 B007-008 B060-032 B054-001-PS2 B022-016 Physical Interface ExpansionBasic Operations Topology ConsiderationsCascaded Protocol Interface Installations Cascaded Physical Interface InstallationsUser Management and Security OSD Overview OSD OperationHeading Explanation OSD Main Screen HeadingsOSD Navigation OSD FunctionsChoice Meaning F1 GotoPort ID F4 ADM Clear the Name List F5 SKP F8 Lout Cascaded OSD OperationSelecting the Active Port Invoking Hotkey ModeHotkey Operation Hotkey Port ControlInvoking Auto Scan Auto ScanningSkip Mode Hotkey Beeper ControlHotkey Summary Table Multiplatform Support Mac Keyboard EmulationSun Keyboard Emulation Before You Begin Firmware Upgrade UtilityIntroduction PurposePerforming the Upgrade Starting the UpgradeUpgrade Failure OSD Factory Default Settings AppendixConnection Tables Clear Login Information Specifications Console Interface ModulesServer Interface Modules FCC Radio/TV Interference Notice TroubleshootingWarranty Registration Year Limited Warranty