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APC AP9268 manual Basic Installation, Connecting your Local Peripherals

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2.1Basic Installation

APC KVM Switch Installer/User Guide

2.1Basic Installation

1.Power down all computers that will be part of your APC KVM Switch system.

Connecting your Local Peripherals

2.Locate your keyboard, video monitor and mouse.

3.Plug your VGA monitor cable into the port labeled on the back of your APC KVM Switch or plug your 13W3 monitor cable into the included adapter. Either plug your Sun connector into the port labeled “SUN” or

plug your PS/2 keyboard cable and your PS/2 mouse cable into the ports labeled and respectively.

Note: A PS/2 keyboard will not function if a Sun keyboard is attached.

However, you may use a PS/2 mouse with a Sun keyboard.

VGA MONITOR CABLE

PS/2 MOUSE CABLE

PS/2 KEYBOARD CABLE

Attaching your PS/2 keyboard and mouse

VGA MONITOR CABLE

SUN KEYBOARD CABLE

Attaching your SUN connector

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APC AP9268 manual Basic Installation, Connecting your Local Peripherals

Contents

AP9268 AP9278 For use in the United States EnglishAPC KVM Switch Canadian Department of Communications Statement FCC StatementThank You Radio Frequency InterferenceRack Mount Safety Considerations APC KVM Switch Installer/User Guide Chapter 1 - Product Overview Chapter 2 - InstallationChapter 3 - Basic Operations Chapter 4 - On-Screen Display OperationsMultiuser/Remote Access Capability 1.1 Product Overview - Feature OverviewAdvanced security for total control over system access FLASH upgrade capabilityAutoBoot Technology “Keep Alive” featurePlug and play Mouse translationPush-button & keyboard switching 1.2 CompatibilityStatus indicator LEDs XGA/XGA-II supportConnecting your Local Peripherals 2.1 Basic Installation6. If you are using Remote PS/2 peripherals Connecting your Remote PeripheralsCable DescriptionLength Connecting Computers to the APC KVM Switch b. Press the Control keys twice more to access Administrator Commands Attaching Multiple Switch Units 2.2 Advanced Install3.1 Basic Operations- Overview 3.2 Keyboard Control 3.3 Keyboard Switching Key SequenceAction Key Sequence 3.4 System Control and MaintenanceAction On-Screen Display Operations4.1 On-Screen Display Operations - Activating OSD 4.2 The OSD Window 4.3 The Command Menu APC KVM SwitchAdd Channel 4.4 Basic Channel Maintenance Deleting an Existing Channel Editing Channel Names and Addresses4.5 The ID Window Setting the ID Window Dwell Time Administrator Account 4.6 Administrator FunctionsMultiple User Logins Differences between Secure and Non-Secure Operating ModesSetting Up Additional Users Creating the Administrator AccountSetup Port Operations Switch SelectionFLASH Upgrades Remote User5.1 Advanced Operation- Multiuser Operation Independent AccessShared Access 5.2 Multi Chassis OperationC A BUnit B C A A B C Unit Base APC KVM Switch Installer/User Guide Independent Access OptionsTable 1 PS/2 Keyboard to Sun Computer 5.3 Keyboard TranslationSun keyboards have a power key used to power the workstation on and off. PS/2 keyboards may have a sleep key to place the computer in a stand-by or power saving mode 6.1 Channel Scanning - Choosing a scan method From the OSD menu 6.2 Turning Scanning On and OffWith the Scan Button By keyboard hot-key sequence6.3 Scanning by List To add a channel to the Scan ListTo delete a channel from the Scan List Power 7.1 SpeciﬁcationsMechanical EnvironmentalPower 7.2 Speciﬁcations for Remote User Receiver AP9279Mechanical Environmental7.3 FLASH Upgrading Conﬁgure your terminal program to the following settings 38,400 Baud 7.4 Troubleshooting Appendices if the green status LED is blinking. If it is not, press escapeSymptom Symptom Symptom 7.4 If Problems Persist Limited Warranty Life Support Policy APC Worldwide Customer Support