24

 

 

 

Double OSD

￿Improper slave

￿Press push buttons 1 and 2

images at

connection procedure.

down for 2 seconds to activate

cascade

 

K/M RESET.

configuration

 

￿Remove any possible power

 

 

supply to the Slave (unplug all

 

 

cables), before connecting it to

 

 

the Master.

OSD menu is

￿OSD menu has fixed

￿Use <F4>: More\Position to

not at the

resolution and its size

select UL or UR. OSD menu

proper position

varies due to computer

may appear near the middle of

 

VGA resolution changes.

the screen when LL or LR is

 

 

selected.

Computer can

￿Loose mouse adapter

￿Secure the mouse adapter to

not use serial

 

computer’s COM port

mouse

￿Incorrect mouse adapter

￿Use only the mouse adapter

 

 

comes with the unit

Can not select a

￿Improper Master unit

￿Only Master ports PC1~PC8

computer

connection

can be connected to slaves.

connected to a

￿Improper slave unit

￿Connect slave CONSOLE port

slave

connection

to PC1~PC8 ports of the Master

 

￿Too many levels of

￿Only one level of slave units is

 

slaves

allowed. Pop up OSD again to

 

 

check if Master recognizes the

 

 

slave connection. Look for

 

 

triangle mark and the number

 

 

before it.

The StarView

￿Computers do not supply

￿Make sure a power adapter with

fails to function

enough power.

minimum of 9V 500mA-output

occasionally.

 

rating is firmly connected to the

 

 

power jack.

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StarTech.com SV832DS, SV1632DS, SV1631D, SV431D, SV831D, SV830 user manual Reset

SV431, SV830, SV831D, SV832DS, SV431D specifications

StarTech.com offers a robust line of KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switches, including the SV1631D, SV1632DS, SV431D, SV831D, and SV832DS. These devices enhance the ability to control multiple computers with a single set of peripherals, making them ideal for IT professionals, businesses, and home users alike.

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