Belkin 5000HQ user manual PDU tab, Assigning power outlet to target

Configuring Targets

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Other OmniView KVM-over-IP elements are as follows: Description – Type a description for the target, e.g., backup server.

Operating System – Select the operating system of the target from the drop-down list. The mouse parameter options adjust to match the operating system.

Acceleration/Threshold – When the target’s mouse settings are not default, select the appropriate values. Match the values to those of the server’s mouse.

Note! For Windows XP, 2003 Server, Vista, and 2008 Server, go to the mouse settings on the target and uncheck “Enhance pointer precision”.

USB Converter – When an IP device connects to a server via a USB-to- PS/2 adapter, ROC/RICC USB, or X RICC USB or Specter USB, select the “USB Converter” check box. The USB conversion affects the mouse emulation and the “USB Converter” helps to synchronize the mouse.

Also, when an IP device is connected to a Linux® server, select the “USB Converter” check box.

Absolute Mouse – Select the “Absolute Mouse” check box for a target connected to USB, which has a Windows Me or later operating system.

See the “Configuring Access Services for Individual Targets” section on page 67 to configure other Access Services.

7..2 PDU tab

Here you configure IP PDU to allow power on, power off, or to power-cycle the target.

Figure 32 Assigning power outlet to target

Make the selection from the list of all PDUs on the right of the box. The PDU will appear in the “Connected PDUs” list. Next, you have

to assign the outlet number. Clickand assign the outlet by double-clicking on the appropriate outlet row.

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