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| Chapter 1. Introduction |
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5 | Keyboard | Standard |
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6 | Keyboard | These catches (one on each side) release the keyboard/ |
| Release Catch | touchpad module so you can slide it away. |
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7 | Touchpad | Standard mouse touchpad |
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8 | Lower Handle | Pull to slide the keyboard/touchpad module out. (See Basic |
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| Operation, page 19, for more details on sliding the console in |
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9 | Rack Mounting | The rack mounting tabs located at each corner of the unit |
| Tabs | secure the chassis to a system rack. (See Standard Rack |
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| Mounting, page 13, for details.) |
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10 | LCD Release | These catches (one on each side) release the LCD module |
| Catch | so you can slide it away. |
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11 | LCD On/Off | Press this button to turn the LCD monitor on and off. When |
| Button | the LCD monitor is off, this button illuminates; when the LCD |
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| monitor is on, this button does not illuminate. (This function |
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12 | Lock Key & Status | The NUM LOCK, CAPS LOCK, SCROLL LOCK, LINK, and |
| LEDs | 10/100 Mbps LEDs are located here. The NUM LOCK, |
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| CAPS LOCK, and SCROLL LOCK LEDs function exactly as |
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| those on a standard keyboard. The LINK LED flashes when |
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| a remote client connects to the KVM switch. The 10/100 |
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| Mbps lights orange to indicate 10 Mbps data transmission |
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| speed, and green for 100 Mbps. |
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13 | External Mouse | You can use this port to connect an external PS/2 mouse. |
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14 | Port Selection | The UP and DOWN buttons are used to select ports. Press |
| Buttons | the DOWN button (left) to move down through the ports; |
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| press the UP button (right) to move up through the ports. |
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15 | Reset Switch | A reset switch is located just to the left of the port selection |
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Pressing and holding this switch in while powering on the KL9108 / KL9116 makes the switch use the factory installed firmware version rather than the firmware version that the switch has been upgraded to.
This allows you to recover from a failed firmware upgrade and gives you the opportunity to try upgrading the firmware again.
Pressing and holding this switch in for more than three seconds performs a system reset.
Note: This switch is recessed and must be pushed with a thin object - such as the end of a paper clip or a ballpoint pen.
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