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during KVM setup before they remain in a consistent location.

The Main Page

Group Column

The “Group” column displays the name of the group to which the server has been assigned. The group name is assigned by the KVM Switch’s administrator (see the “Administrator Setup Page” section for information on changing the group name). The “Computer Name” list can be sorted on this field by clicking on the column header.

Computer Name Column

The “Computer Name” column displays the name of each connected computer/server. The computer name can be set by the KVM Switch’s administrator (see the “Server Page” section below for information on changing the computer name). The computer list can be sorted on this field by clicking on the column header.

ID Column

The ID column displays the BANK and port number of the KVM Switch where the computer is connected. The computer list can be sorted on this field by clicking on the column header.

Keyboard Column

The “Keyboard” column shows the status of the current keyboard connection, and is updated in real time. If the connection to the computer

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is via a PS/2 cable, a small keyboard icon is displayed. If the keyboard connection to the computer is via USB, the USB trident symbol is displayed. If no keyboard is detected, the cell will be empty.

Mouse Column

The “Mouse” column shows the status of the current mouse connection, and is updated in real time. If the connection to the computer is via a PS/2 cable, a small mouse icon is displayed. If the mouse connection to the computer is via USB, the USB trident symbol is displayed. If no mouse is detected, the cell will be empty.

Security Column

This column displays the security settings for the current user. If this user is blocked from accessing a computer, a closed-padlock symbol is displayed. If the user is allowed to access the computer, the cell is empty.

Note: The KVM administrator can prevent computers from appearing in the Main View if the user doesn’t have rights to access them. (For additional information, see the “Options Page” section.)

Console Column

The Console currently viewing the computer is indicated in this column by its corresponding letter (A-D). If multiple Consoles are focused on the same computer, the letter of one that has control of the computer will appear in the Console cell.

Scan Button

Click the “Scan” button or press “Alt+A” on the keyboard to activate the AutoScan feature. This will not close IntelliView.

Setup Button

Click the “Setup” button or press “Alt+S” on the keyboard to access IntelliView’s setup pages. If the user is not logged in as the administrator, the setup button will not be selectable (will appear gray).

The setup pages are only accessible to one Console at a time. If two administrators attempt to access the setup pages simultaneously, the second administrator will be presented with an error message.

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F1DE108B specifications

The Belkin F1DE108B is a versatile KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch designed to streamline the management of multiple computers without cluttering your workspace. With the growing reliance on multiple systems in both office and home environments, this device serves as an essential tool, enabling users to control up to eight computers from a single console, thus enhancing productivity and efficiency.

One of the key features of the Belkin F1DE108B is its ability to support various operating systems and platform compatibility. Whether you're using Windows, Linux, or Mac OS X, this KVM switch provides seamless connectivity, ensuring that users can switch between machines effortlessly. The device supports video resolutions up to 2048 x 1536, ensuring crisp and clear display quality for applications that require high visual fidelity.

In terms of connectivity, the Belkin F1DE108B offers USB 2.0 ports, allowing users to connect peripherals such as printers, scanners, and external storage devices. This feature is particularly advantageous for users who regularly switch between computers and require consistent access to essential devices without the hassle of constant reconfiguration.

Another notable characteristic is the inclusion of hotkey technology, which allows users to switch between computers using simple key combinations. This functionality saves time by eliminating the need to manually press physical buttons on the KVM switch. Additionally, the device features a built-in front-panel LED that visibly indicates which computer is currently active, providing users with a quick visual reference.

The design of the F1DE108B is compact and functional, making it easy to integrate into various setups without consuming excessive desk space. Its sturdy construction ensures durability, providing long-term reliability for users who depend on it day in and day out.

With plug-and-play simplicity, installation is straightforward, requiring minimal technical expertise, making the Belkin F1DE108B an ideal solution for home office users, IT professionals, and gamers alike. Overall, the Belkin F1DE108B offers an effective means of enhancing productivity and organization in a multi-computer environment, showcasing the essential technology that modern users need.
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