USING THE KV SYSTEM
BEFORE POWER ON – A Check List
It is very important that you check the following operational points:
Ventilation
This terminal must NOT be operated in an environment with restricted ventilation. There must be at least 25 mm air clearance around any top or side ventilation holes with a free flow of air around the unit at ALL times for the installation.
Operating Environment
The equipment must not site in direct sunshine, near a heater or in a damp and must be free from contaminants like dust, smoke or fume.
The equipment must not be operated or stored in extremes of both temperature and humidity/moisture.
(Operating range 0°C to + 35°C and up to 80% relative humidity – non condensing max. wet bulb 26°C)
Power Supply
The operating voltage of the power supply should be checked to confirm that it is set within the range of the local power supply. The power cable, the power outlet and any power fusing arrangements must conform to local safety regulations.
VGA Display Port
The VGA port in the KV terminal can support a 12 volt DC power to the external monitor through the VGA signal cable. This may cause permanent damage to any other monitor not designed to use this facility. Please use only a Posiflex monitor designed for the KV system if the power is enabled. Consult your dealer if you have any doubt.
(Note: 12 volt DC power is available on pin 9 of the VGA connector.) The video memory of this port shares from the system memory. The
video memory size can be set in the BIOS CMOS setting to match the user’s application.
LED INDICATORS
In between the power switch and the CF slot on front of the KV system, there are 2 LED indicators. The LED at left indicates the LAN status. When it lights up in green, the onboard LAN chip is linked. When it flashes in yellow, data transmission in LAN is in process. The LED at right indicates Power/StandBy status. When it lights up in orange, it means that the external AC power is standing by with the system powered off. It turns into blue when the system is powered up.
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