ServSwitch Wizard VGA (USB)
5. Operation
5.1 Selecting a computer
There are four main ways to switch the common peripherals to specific computer channels:
•Using the front panel controls (see below)
•Using hotkeys
•Using mouse button presses
•Using external switching control
5.1.1 Selecting a computer using the front panel
The front panel allows you to determine how the various peripherals are switched to one or more computer channels.
Use this button to choose the next required computer
Indicates the number | The KVM, SPK, USB1, and USB2 indicators show which | ||
of the currently | peripherals are switched to the current computer | ||
selected computer | channel OR (as you begin pressing the MODE button) | ||
| the peripherals that will be switched during the next | ||
| press(es) of the COMPUTER button. |
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COMPUTER | KVM SPK USB1 USB2 | MODE | Use this button |
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V1 | V2 | V3 | V4 |
Multiscreen models only - The V1 to V4 indicators show which video monitors are switched to the current computer channel.
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To select a computer using the front panel
1 Optional: If you need to selectively switch some of your peripherals, press the MODE button repeatedly to change the switch- ing mode:
KVM SPK | USB1 USB2 |
MODE | Will switch all peripherals together |
MODE | Will switch keyboard, video, mouse and speakers |
MODE | Will switch only the keyboard, video and mouse |
MODE | Will switch only the speakers |
MODE | Will switch only USB peripheral 1 |
| Will switch only USB peripheral 2 |
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Note: If an indicator flashes, it signifies that the respective peripheral is currently switched to another computer channel.
2 Press the COMPUTER button repeatedly to select the required computer channel.
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