Tripp Lite B060-032-8 OSD Functions, Setting Description, To add a shortcut, To delete a shortcut

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11. OSD Operation

11.4 OSD Functions

OSD functions configure and control the OSD. Functions include: rapidly switching to any KVM port; auto scanning specifically selected KVM ports; limiting the list of KVM ports you wish to view; managing port names; user management, system administration, and making OSD setting adjustments. All setting changes are stored in temporary memory and remain in effect for the duration of your session. If you shut down the B060-032-8 without first logging out, your changes may be discarded. Setting changes in daisy-chained B060-032 or B060-016-2 only become permanent when you log out of the OSD. If you shut down the B060-032 or B060-016-2 without first logging out, your changes are discarded.

To access an OSD function:

Click on a function key field at the top of the main screen or press a function key on the keyboard.

In the submenus that appear, double-click on a choice or move the highlight bar to the choice and press ENTER.

Click or press ESC to return to the previous menu level.

To change a setting:

Double-click on the setting page you’d like to open up or move the highlight bar to it and press ENTER.

After you select an item a submenu with further choices appears. To make a selection, repeat above. An icon will appear before the selected choice. A complete description of the B060-032-8’s OSD operations is given in the sections that follow.

F1: HELP

Click or press F1 to access Help. It gives a brief description about each OSD function. It also displays information about the user, such as username, group membership and the KVM console the user is operating. To return to the OSD main screen click or press ESC.

F2: VIEW

Many OSD functions operate only on the computers that are currently displayed on the main screen. This function lets you broaden or narrow the scope of which KVM ports the OSD lists on the main screen. The submenu choices and their meanings are given in the table below.

Setting

Description

VIEW MODE

Allows you to select which computers are displayed on the OSD Main Screen.

 

Personal – The OSD lists only the KVM ports the user has set as personal.

 

Accessible – The OSD lists only the KVM ports that the user has been given access to.

 

Accessible & Powered – The OSD lists only the KVM ports that the user has been given access to and that are powered on.

 

VIEW MODE defaults at Accessible & Powered

SET PERSONAL VIEW

If there are KVM switches cascaded from the KVM ports of the first-level KVM switch, you can create shortcuts to the

 

computers of those lower-level KVM switches, which will appear in the OSD list. Shortcuts are only viewable via the OSD

 

Main Screen when the View Mode is set to Personal.

 

 

 

To add a shortcut:

 

1.

Select Add Shortcut. A box appears.

 

2.

Enter the port ID number of the computer for which you wish to create a shortcut (e.g. 1-1-1).

 

 

 

To delete a shortcut:

 

1.

Select Delete Shortcut. A list of all of your shortcuts appears.

 

2.

From the list, highlight the shortcut that you want to delete.

 

3.

Press Y to confirm or N to cancel.

SET PORT ID

A sub-menu appears with the following selections:

 

ID POSITION – Allows you to position where the port ID appears on the monitor. The default is in the upper left corner. Use

 

the following keys to position the Port ID Display: Move the mouse to move the display anywhere on the screen. Use the

 

arrow keys to move the display up (↑), down (↓), left (←) or right (→). Use the Page Up key to move the display to the top of

 

the page, Page Down for the bottom of the page, Home for the upper left of the page, End for the upper right of the page and

 

5 for the middle. The keys on the numeric keypad can be used when Num Lock is off. When the Port ID Display is where you

 

want it, double-click the mouse or press the Enter key to lock the position and return to the View sub-menu.

DISPLAY DURATION – Determines how long a port ID displays on the monitor after a KVM port change has taken place.

-USER DEFINED – Lets you select the amount of time (1-240 seconds). Key in the desired time and press the Enter key. A setting of zero disables the Port ID. It defaults at 3 seconds.

-ALWAYS ON – Displays the Port ID at all times.

DISPLAY MODE – Selects how the Port ID is displayed. PORT NUMBER + PC NAME displays both Port Number and Port Name, PORT NUMBER displays only the Port Number and PC NAME displays only the Port Name. The default is PORT NUMBER + PC NAME.

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Contents Registration Model B060-032-8Introduction Table of ContentsRackmount Warnings Important Safety InstructionsInstallation Warnings Maintenance WarningsRequired Hardware System ComponentsCompatibility & Required Hardware CompatibilityUser Port LEDs FeaturesB060-032-8 Front View Server Port LEDsRackmounting Single-Level Installation Daisy-Chaining Multilevel InstallationCascading CascadingCascading B060-032-8 Matrix KVM Switches Cascading B007-008 KVM Switches Daisy-Chaining Administrator Utility Network InstallationBasic Operation Topology Considerations Setting the IP AddressManual IP Address LoggingLogin Web Click Install CertificateMenus & Icons Port Status Naming StationsColumn Description Setting the Web Page Session Timeout From the Administration menu, choose Station Management.Network Configuration IP Address IP Installer SettingGroup Management Setting Date and TimeGroup Management Web Page Modify Group Open the Group Management Web Page FigureUser type Permissions AdministratorSuper Administrator User ManagementUser Management Web Page Modify User Open the User Management Web Page FigureUser Management Web Page Delete User Accessing Ports Managing Port AccessPort Management Field Description Port Note Configuring Port SettingsPort OS Setting the OSD ViewRestoring KVM Port Defaults Field Description OS LanguageDisplay Duration View ModeOption Description Set Port IDScroll LOCK, Scroll Lock Configuring OSD User SettingsUpgrading Firmware Preparing to Upgrade FirmwareUpgrading Firmware via the B060-032-8 Administrator Utility Searching for Ports & StationsSelect Master Device Dialog Box Upgrading Firmware via the Firmware Upgrade UtilityFirmware Upgrade Utility Main Screen Replacing the Root B060-032-8 Upgrade FailedBacking Up & Restoring Settings Viewing & Ending User SessionsAction Active Sessions Web Viewing and Clearing the Log FileOSD Main Screen Viewing System Information & HelpLogging Out OSD OperationOSD Navigation Heading DescriptionType Accessing Switches & Computers To delete a shortcut Setting DescriptionOSD Functions To add a shortcutIdle Timeout Change PasswordTimeout Hotkey CommandTo change a user’s User Type Group Management Setting DescriptionTo change a user’s account password Management MenusTo grant port access to a user To grant port access to a groupTo set the Group Access Type To revoke group access for a portSystem Information To enable dynamic IP addressing with a Dhcp serverTo manually configure the IP Settings Station ManagementF5 SCH Hotkey ModeInvoking Hotkey Mode Hotkey Port SwitchingAuto Scanning Keyboard Emulation Hotkey Beeper ControlGeneral Troubleshooting Problem Solution TroubleshootingProduct Specifications Troubleshooting for Sun Systems Problem SolutionSpecifications Entering the ok Prompt Sun SolarisService Storage & ServiceWarranty & Warranty Registration Factory Default Settings

B060-032-8 specifications

The Tripp Lite B060-032-8 is an advanced KVM switch designed to simplify and enhance the management of multiple computers from a single interface. This device supports up to eight computers, making it ideal for environments such as server rooms, data centers, and heavy IT operations that require efficient controls over numerous systems.

One of the standout features of the B060-032-8 is its ability to support high-definition resolutions up to 1920x1200, allowing users to operate multiple systems seamlessly without sacrificing visual quality. The switch utilizes advanced video technology to ensure that display outputs remain clear, crisp, and lag-free, which is critical in environments where real-time monitoring and response are essential.

Moreover, the B060-032-8 supports both USB and PS/2 connections, granting flexibility in compatibility with a variety of computers and peripheral devices. This dual connection capability expands the scope of use, as users can effortlessly switch between different types of systems, whether they're running legacy software or the latest OS platforms.

Another technological highlight is the built-in firmware that ensures ease of use and stability. The switching process is facilitated via an intuitive front-panel push-button interface and includes keyboard hotkey commands, allowing users to toggle between connected computers with minimal disruption to their workflow. The inclusion of LED indicators provides clarity on which ports are active, enhancing overall situational awareness in critical operations.

Security is also a key component of the B060-032-8. The unit supports password protection features, ensuring that unauthorized users cannot easily access critical systems. This security feature is vital for environments where sensitive data is handled, offering peace of mind for IT administrators.

In terms of power efficiency, the Tripp Lite B060-032-8 is designed to operate with minimal power consumption, which is an important consideration for organizations looking to reduce energy costs while maintaining effective IT operations.

In conclusion, the Tripp Lite B060-032-8 KVM switch is an outstanding solution for managing multiple computers efficiently and effectively. With its wide compatibility, high-resolution support, user-friendly design, enhanced security features, and energy-efficient operation, it stands out as a valuable tool for IT professionals who demand high performance and reliability in their technology infrastructure. This KVM switch represents a smart investment for any organization aiming to streamline its operations while maximizing resource utilization and system management efficiency.
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