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USING YOUR SWITCH

Broadcast Passwords

This check box forces all other consoles to overwrite all of their user passwords with the passwords contained in the current console. This makes it simple for the administrator to synchronize the passwords of all consoles (e.g. when adding a new console to an existing configuration).

Options Page

The controls on this page affect several of the Switch’s features.

USING YOUR SWITCH

Display Banner

This check box enables a banner to be displayed for system events: pressing a front-panel button, powering-on the Switch, etc. The banner is either always displayed, or displayed for a configured time (1–99 seconds). If the timed selection is enabled, the time input determines how long the banner will remain on-screen after the system event occurs. See the “MultiView” section (on page 21) and the “Banner” section (on page 33) for additional information on the operation and content of the banner. The banner configurations are not global; they have to be set independently for each console.

Display Inactive Ports

Enabling this feature will cause ports that do not have an active computer attached to appear in the computer list box, on the Main page of the OSD. By default, inactive ports are displayed. The “Display Inactive Ports” feature is not global; it has to be set independently for each console.

Display Restricted Ports

Enabling this feature will cause ports that the current user is restricted from accessing to appear in the computer list box, on the Main page of the OSD. By default, restricted ports are displayed. The “Display Restricted Ports” feature is not global; it has to be set independently for each console.

Alternate Attention Key

This screen allows you to select alternate keys to initiate hot key commands. It provides compatibility with keyboards that do not feature the identical keys or that may be using them to perform other functions. You may select any number of Alternate Attention keys.

Note: If all options are deselected, Scroll Lock becomes the default Attention key.

Display Version Numbers

This screen displays product information, including the model number and the firmware revisions. The “Display Version Numbers” feature is not global; it only displays the version numbers for this BANK.

Note: When performing flash upgrades, you will have to upgrade each Switch or Expander unit individually.

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