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KV6104SA KV6108SA KV6112FA KV6116FA Customer Support Information
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Welcome to the ServSwitchTM Family
THE SERVSWITCH FAMILY
KV6104SA KV6108SA KV6112FA KV6116FA
TRADEMARKS USED IN THIS MANUAL
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FCC/IC STATEMENTS
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION AND INDUSTRY CANADA
RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENTS
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EUROPEAN UNION DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD
NORMAS OFICIALES MEXICANAS NOM ELECTRICAL SAFETY STATEMENT
NOM STATEMENT
18. Servicio por personal calificado deberá ser provisto cuando
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Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter
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Contents continued
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Chapter
Indicators
1. Specifications
CHAPTER 1 Specifications
Resolution
Temperature
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Connectors
Power
CHAPTER 2 Introductiom
2.1 Features and Benefits of the ServSwitch Duo
2. Introduction
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2.2 The Complete ServSwitch Duo Package
Fig. 2-3. The Remote-Control Module KV6REM, an optional accessory
2.3 The ServSwitch Duo Illustrated
CHAPTER 2 Introduction
Fig. 2-2. The rear panel of the 4- and 8-port ServSwitch Duo models
SELECT
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Fig. 2-5. The rear panel of the 12- and 16-port ServSwitch Duo models
models KV6112FA and KV6116FA
CHAPTER 2 Introduction
2.4 Safety Concerns
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3. Installation
3.1 What You Will Need
CHAPTER 3 Installation
3.2 Rackmounting the ServSwitch Duo Optional
3.3 Connecting Your Devices
25.4 cm
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Figure 3-1. The ServSwitch Duo cables
6-Pin6-Pin mini-DINmini-DIN
PC/AT keyboard ports
3.4 Connecting Power
CHAPTER 3 Installation
IMPORTANT NOTE
4. Configuration
4.1 Configuring your PCs
4.2 Configuring the ServSwitch Duo
CHAPTER 4 Configuration
L1 ServSwitch Duo only scans active ports during autoscanning default
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S2 5 seconds S3 10 seconds S4 30 seconds S5 1 minute S6 5 minutes
CHAPTER 4 Configuration
Microsoft IntelliMouse Logitech Pilot Mouse+ Logitech MouseMan+
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H4 Right Alt key only H5 Both the left and right Alt keys together
CHAPTER 4 Configuration
F1 Display first digit of firmware-version number
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4.2.10 EXITING CONFIGURATION MODE
CHAPTER 4 Configuration
4.2.9 SETTING THE PASSWORD
5.3 The Front-Panel Pushbuttons and the Remote-Control Module
5.1 Power Status
5. Operation
5.2 The Status LEDs
AUTO and SELECT keys pressed together The “Lock” function
CHAPTER 5 Operation
AUTO key
Figure 5-1. The front-panel status display
5.4 The Status Display
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CHAPTER 5 Operation
5.5 Using the Dual Control Ports A and B
5.6 Things To Keep in Mind About the Keyboards and Mice
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5.7 Keyboard Control Hotkey Commands
Hotkeys +
CHAPTER 5 Operation
To select channel
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CHAPTER 5 Operation
5.8 On-Screen Menu Control
NT Server B
030506
5.8.3 EDITING A COMPUTER ON THE MENU LIST
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5.8.1 ADDING A COMPUTER TO THE MENU LIST
5.8.2 DELETING A COMPUTER FROM THE MENU LIST
Insert adds a computer entry after the currently selected line
CHAPTER 5 Operation
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5.9 Mouse Control
5.10 Re-Enabling a Disconnected PS/2 Mouse
Driver type
at bootup
CHAPTER 5 Operation
Type of mouse
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5.13 Cascading ServSwitch Duos
5.12 RS-232 Control
CHAPTER 5 Operation
For an example of hotkey switching, consider a situation in which two ServSwitch Duo units, unit “A” and unit “B,” are connected together as shown in Figure 5-1 on page 42. To select the computer attached to port 3 on ServSwitch Duo “B,” you would press and hold down the hotkeys, then press and release “2,” press and release “3,” and finally release the hotkeys. This causes the master Switch, unit “A,” to switch to its port 2, to which the subsidiary Switch is attached, and send the subsidiary Switch the command to switch to port 3, to which your desired computer is attached. If there were any 12- or 16-port Switches in the system, you would have to use two digits to designate each port, inserting a leading zero when necessary
CPUs ServSwitch Duo A
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Figure 5-1. A typical cascade of two ServSwitch Duos
CPUs ServSwitch Duo B
Problem
6. Troubleshooting
CHAPTER 6 Troubleshooting
6.1 Things To Try
Problem
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Problem
Possible Solution
Problem
CHAPTER 6 Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Solution
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6.2 Calling Black Box
6.3 Shipping and Packaging
APPENDIX Cable and Connector Guidelines
Appendix Cable and Connector Guidelines
A.1 Cabling Keyboard, Monitor, and Mouse to ServSwitch Duo
A.2 Cabling ServSwitch Duo to PCs
Female
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6-pin mini-DIN attaches to Switch or cable from Switch KDAT TD SGND
Male
APPENDIX Cable and Connector Guidelines
A.3 The Expansion Port
DISCLAIMERS
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