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The Server Interface Modules (SIMs)

INSTALLATION

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The Server Interface Modules (SIMs)

Each computer/server is directly connected to the Switch via the appropriate SIM using CAT5 cables in a star configuration. No external power is needed at the remote SIMs. The SIMs draw their power from the computer’s keyboard port (PS/2 SIM) or from the USB port (USB SIM). The figures below illustrate the SIM PS/2 and USB.

Figure 6 USB SIM2 (part no. F1DP101A-AU)

Figure 7 PS/2 SIM (part no. F1DP101A-AP)

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User Manual OmniViewIP* 5216K/5232K sections Table of ContentsInstallation Introduction Local. Access 4 Remote AccessAdditional Information sections Introduction Introduction Key Features 256-bit encryption System Requirements System ContentsHost Computer Operating-System OS Platforms Servers OmniView SMB Server Interface Modules TerminologyCAT5 Cables Belkin UTP Patch Cables Connector table Unit Display DiagramsLED and button table Connector Pre-Installation Guidelines INSTALLATIONAvoiding general rack-mounting problems Elevated operating ambient temperature Rack-mounting the SMB IP KVM Switch INSTALLATION Table of Contents sections Connecting the SystemCAT5 Cables OmniView IP 5216K/5232K Switch PS/2, USB, and Sun Servers Server Interface Modules The Server Interface Modules SIMs Connecting a USB SIM Connecting a PS/2 SIM Connecting the CAT5 cables Connecting to the networkConnecting the local console Connecting the power supply Setting the IP Address Changing the network parameters Logging In to the Web Interface WEB INTERFACESSL certificate notes Logging in WEB INTERFACE Configuring the System Connecting to a target serverNetwork Configuration OmniView IP Central Access Appliance 5000HQ Administrator Administration User SettingsUser View only Editing a user Adding a userDeleting a user Blocking a user Administration Serial Settings Administration Server Name Edit Administration Server Access List Password Policy Security SettingsStandard High security policy Security SSL Certificate Maintenance Switch Upgrade Restore Factory Settings Maintenance SIM UpgradeWarning! Once reset the data cannot be retrieved Set Time and Date Back Up and Restore Saving Changes and Logging Out Accessing a Target Server Remote Access Switching to a different server REmote AcCESSChanging the performance settings The Toolbar Bandwidth Adjusting the video settingsRefresh 3456 For the following controls, choose the appropriate measurement Manual video adjust Keyboard key sequences Auto video adjustTo add a keyboard sequence To add a predefined sequence To edit a key sequence To record a key sequence Aligning the mice pointers Synchronizing mouse pointersWindows 2000, XP, 2003 Server, Vista Note for Windows Servers Red Hat, Fedora, and other Linux distributions Manual settings Advanced - Mouse emulation Calibrating mice pointers Adjustments in general Globe icon menu features Setup Virtual mediaMounting a Drive Things to know about operation of the virtual media Mounting an ISO file Full-screen mode Disconnecting the remote sessionThe Targets Page Menu Event log Changing the passwordDownloading the log Clearing the log The OSD LOCAL ACCESSNavigating the OSD Main window Selecting a computer Tuning - F5 LOCAL ACCESSMoving the Confirmation label - F1 The Settings window - F2 DDC - F10 Saving changes to the settingsUpdating the DDC information Additional information Technical SpecificationsTarget Server Client Computer Additional information Video Resolution and Refresh Rates640x480 720x400 Product Registration Safety FCC Statement InformationF1DP216G, F1DP232G CE Declaration of Conformity What this warranty covers Belkin International, Inc.., Limited 2-Year Product WarrantyWhat will we do to correct problems? Product Warranty How state law relates to the warranty Belkin Tech Support