Belkin F1DC116BxxSR, F1DC108BxxSR user manual Access List, Hot Key, AutoScan Time

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Using your LCD Rack Console

Access List

This feature allows you to discretely specify the user access at a port level. Only the administrator can set up the access list. The column on the left lists the port names. The users are listed by their number (1 to 8). Navigate to the user and port, and press the “Enter” key to enable/deny the access right for each user and port combination. “X” represents access is denied and “O” represents access is enabled.

Note: User name and password fields cannot be left blank. If two identical user names are entered, the first user-name password will apply.

Hot Key

This allows you to select which key will be used to initiate hot-key commands. You have nine key options to choose from:

Scroll Lock

Number Lock

Caps Lock

Left Crtl

Right Ctrl

Left Alt

Right Alt

Left Win

Right Win

The default key for all hot-key commands is “Scroll Lock” (see “Keyboard Hot-Key-Command Shortcuts” on the next page). To designate a different key to initiate hot-key commands, use the arrow keys to navigate to the “Hot Key” field, and then press “Enter” to select and save the entry.

AutoScan Time

This specifies the amount of time the LCD Rack Console remains on a server before switching to the next server while in AutoScan mode. You can set the scan-time interval to anywhere between 05 and 99 seconds. To change the scan time, use the arrow keys to navigate to the “Scan Time” field and hit “Enter”, and then type the desired time interval (in seconds).

To enable AutoScan, refer to the hot-key section on page 27. Note: The number keypad will not function in the OSD.

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F1DC108BxxSR, F1DC116BxxSR specifications

The Belkin F1DC116BxxSR and F1DC108BxxSR are cutting-edge KVM switches designed to simplify the management of multiple computers from a single console. Both models deliver an efficient solution for users who need to operate several systems simultaneously while maintaining high standards of performance and reliability.

The F1DC116BxxSR model supports up to 16 computers, making it ideal for environments that demand high scalability, such as data centers and server farms. On the other hand, the F1DC108BxxSR allows users to manage up to 8 systems, making it suitable for smaller setups or office environments.

One of the standout features of these switches is their support for high-definition video resolutions. The F1DC116BxxSR and F1DC108BxxSR can handle video resolutions up to 1080p, ensuring that users can enjoy crisp and clear visuals, which is crucial for tasks involving graphic design, video editing, or even gaming.

Both models are compatible with a wide array of operating systems, including Windows, Mac, and Linux, providing versatility for various user preferences. They utilize USB connections for keyboards and mice, which aid in streamlining the setup process as USB devices are widely supported.

Security is another critical aspect of these KVM switches. The Belkin F1DC116BxxSR and F1DC108BxxSR feature robust security protocols that protect data integrity across connected systems. This is particularly important in professional environments where sensitive information may be handled.

Another significant advantage of these switches is the ease of use they offer. The straightforward design includes dedicated buttons for switching between computers, eliminating the need to rely on software interfaces that can be time-consuming and complicated. This simplicity makes them an attractive option for users who require quick access to different systems without unnecessary delays.

In terms of build quality, both models are constructed with durable materials that are designed to withstand the rigors of continuous use. They also boast a compact form factor, making them easy to integrate into any workspace without taking up excessive space.

In conclusion, the Belkin F1DC116BxxSR and F1DC108BxxSR KVM switches offer exceptional features, reliability, and user-friendliness. By providing effective solutions for multitasking across multiple computers, they cater to the needs of various environments, from small offices to large-scale data centers, making them essential tools for efficient computer management.