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Tripp Lite 108, 116 Getting the current status, Communication Error message, Electricity failure

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	SMART CAT5 SWITCH – 108/116
	6.7.2 Getting the current status	38
	6.7.3 Communication Error message	38
	6.7.4 Electricity failure	39
7.	RICC SUN keyboard emulation	40
8. USB / SUN Combo keys		41
9.	Technical specifications	42
9.1 Safety		43
9.2 WEEE compliance		43

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Tripp Lite 108, 116 Getting the current status, Communication Error message, Electricity failure, Safety, WEEE compliance

Contents

1111 W. 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60609 USA Smart CAT5 Switch 108 and User GuideCopyright 2012 Tripp Lite. All rights reserved Table of Contents SMART CAT5 SWITCH - 108/116Features 3.3 Connecting a RICC SUN6. Upgrading the Smart CAT5 firmware 5. Using the Control softwareUSER GUIDE 6.7.3 Communication Error message 9.1 SafetySMART CAT5 SWITCH - 108/116 6.7.2 Getting the current statusTechnical precautions 1 . We l c o m eTrademarks 2 . I n t r o d u c t i o n 2.1 Features2.2 System components 2.4 The Smart CAT5 system configuration 2.3 Compatibility2.6 Pre-installation guidelines 2.5 The Smart CAT5 models3.1 Connecting a ROC/RICC PS/2 3 . C o n n e c t i n g t h e S m a r t C AT 5 s ys t e m3.2 Connecting a ROC/RICC USB 3.3 Connecting a RICC SUN 3.4 Connecting the CAT5 cables3.5 Connecting the KVM console 3.6 Connecting the power supply3.6.1 Avoiding general rack mounting problems Elevated operating ambient temperatureReduced airflow Mechanical loading3.6.4 Cascading Smart CAT5 switches 3.6.3 Rack mounting the RICCsFigure 12 Cascading Smart CAT5 switches RICCs4.1 The keyboard hotkeys 4 . O p e r a t i n g t h e S m a r t C AT 5 s ys t e m4.2 Displaying the OSD 4.2.1 Navigating the OSD 4.2.3 The OSD settings F24.2.2 Selecting a computer 4.2.4 The General settings The Administrator can The hotkeys can be any of the following  Shift, Shift default 4.2.5 F7 Defaults 4.2.6 The Ports settings4.2.4.10 Editing the Switch name 4.2.4.9 Changing the Keyboard language4.2.7 The Time settings 4.2.6.1 Editing the computer name4.2.6.2 Keyboard KB 4.2.6.3 HKEY hotkey - Cascading4.2.8 Users Figure 18 Users settings window 4.2.9 Security4.2.10 The OSD HELP window - F1 4.2.12 Tuning - F5 4.2.11 Scanning computers- F44.2.13 Moving the label - F6 4.2.14 Sending monitor emulation information to ROC/RICCs - F10To input the DDC information 5 . U s i n g t h e C o n t r o l s o f tw a r e 5.2 Connecting the RS232 Serial cable5.1 Control software system requirements 5.3 Installing and running the Control software 5.3.1 Selecting a Com port5.3.2 Computer icons Icon Meaning 5.3.3 Communication Error5.3.4 The View menu 5.3.8 Read Configuration 5.3.9 Write Configuration5.3.5 Selecting a computer 5.3.6 The toolbar buttons5.3.13 Settings 5.3.12 Logo and Passwords5.3.11 The Edit menu 5.3.16 The factory default settings 5.3.14 Loading a saved configuration5.3.15 Reminder 5.4 Password protection 5.4.1 Administrator Status A5.4.2 Supervisor Status S 5.4.3 User Status U6.1 Obtaining the Update software and latest firmware 6.2 System requirements for the Smart CAT5 Update software6.3 Connecting the Smart CAT5 system 6 . U p g r a d i n g t h e S m a r t C AT 5 f i r mw a r e6.5 Starting and configuring the Smart CAT5 Update 6.4 Installing the software6.4.1 Connecting the RS232 Serial cable 6.5.1 Verifying the version numbers 1. In the Switch Unit box, check the Smart CAT5 Manager option 6.5.2 Updating the firmware6.6 Restoring factory settings 6.7 Update software - Troubleshooting6.7.1 Resetting the units Resetting through the Update softwareResetting from the Smart CAT5 switch 6.7.3 Communication Error message6.7.4 Electricity failure 7 . R I C C S U N k e yb o a r d e m u l a t i o n USER GUIDESUN key 8 . U S B / S U N C o m b o k e ysCombo key operating systems 9 . Te c h n i c a l s p e c i f i c a t i o n s80% non-condensing relative humidity 9.1 Safety 9.2 WEEE complianceUSER GUIDE 201204196

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6.7.2 Getting the current status

6.7.3 Communication Error message

6.7.4 Electricity failure

9.1 Safety

9.2 WEEE compliance