CHAPTER 9: Using the On-Screen Display (UICD Consoles Only)
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9. Using the On-Screen Display(UICD Consoles Only)

9.1 Display Overview

9.1.1 FEATURES
The ServSwitch Multi User-Interface Card with On-Screen Display (“UICD” for short, our product code
KV2550C-R2) adds on-screen menus and other advanced features to the ServSwitch Multi. For instructions on
how install a UICD and its associated cables and equipment, see Chapter 3. For instructions on using the UICD
with a non-multisync monitor, see Section 9.5.
With the UICD’s on-screen displays, you can quickly and easily identify the servers attached to the ServSwitch
Multi and select ones to interact with. Name your servers for easy recognition, then select them from a pop-up
menu. You can keep the name of your currently selected server on screen at all times, or for just the first few
seconds after you make a new selection. With other control features, you can manage your scanning and
broadcast operations on-screen as well.
You can define as many as 32 user profiles for each UICD. Use the Card’s advanced multi-level security-setup
features to configure and control server access for each defined user in the system. The administrator has full
access privileges; other users have viewing, viewing/editing, or full viewing/editing/power-control access to
each attached server.
For additional security, you can turn on the UICD’s inactivity-logout feature. When this is turned on for a
given console, once a period of user inactivity (from 1 to 60 minutes—see Section 9.3.2.A) elapses, that user’s
currently selected channel is deselected and his or her monitor screen goes blank. The user must log in again
to regain system access.
9.1.2 LOGGING IN AND OUT OF THE SYSTEM
To log into the ServSwitch Multi’s on-screen display system from its User Login screen, enter your assigned user
name and password (or, if you’re the system administrator, your administrator name and password—see
Section 9.3.2.A).
When you are finished working with the Switch, activate the on-screen display (if it isn’t already active) and
press the [F10] key. The User Login screen will appear again. That’s all there is to it; you or any other user will
have to log back in to continue working on the system.