Using your Switch
Selecting a Computer Using Port Selectors | 1 | ||
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Now that you have connected your console and computers to the Switch, | 2 | ||
it is ready for use. You can select which computer you wish to control by | |||
pressing the corresponding port selector on the front of the Switch. The LED |
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will illuminate to indicate which computer (or port) is currently selected. It | |||
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takes approximately |
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computers. |
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occurs. This is normal operation and ensures that proper synchronization is | |||
established between the console and the connected computers.5 |
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Once you press a port selector, the Switch immediately disables the connection | |||
between your console and the previously selected computer, and establishes |
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a new connection between your console and the new computer selected. | 6 | ||
Keyboard and mouse inputs can only be sent to the selected computer, and |
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video outputs can only be received from the selected computer. The Switch also | 7 | ||
prevents | |||
any data transfer between connected computers, ensuring the security of |
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your computers.
Please note that the default port at
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