Tripp Lite B030-002-R user manual Specifications, Troubleshooting

2. Auto Scan Mode:

Auto Scan** automatically switches between PCs at regular 10 second intervals. To invoke the Auto Scan Mode, press and release the [Scroll Lock] key twice, then press and release the [0] key. Scanning continues until the [spacebar] is pressed to exit the Auto Scan Mode. The port that was active when the [spacebar] was pressed remains active.

**Note: While Auto Scan Mode is in effect, none of the other keyboard keys will function. The Auto Scan Mode must be exited in order to use the console for anything else.

Specifications

	B030-002-R
CPU Ports	2
Port Selection	Hotkeys
Connectors CPU	2 x 6-foot-long built-in cable kits,
	each with 2 x PS/2 and 1 x HD-15
Console	2 x PS/2 and 1 x HD-15
LEDs	2 Selected Port
Emulation Keyboard	PS/2
Mouse	PS/2
Scan Interval	10 seconds
Operating Temperature	32° F to 104° F
Storage Temperature	-4° F to 140° F
Humidity	0 - 80% RH, Noncondensing
Housing	Plastic

Troubleshooting

If you are experiencing problems, first make sure that there are no cable problems. Check all cable connections.

Problem	Cause	Solution
Mouse Not	Mouse needs	Unplug the mouse from the
Responding*	to be reset	Switch, then plug it back in.
	Switch needs	Turn off the PCs. Wait 5
	to be reset	seconds; then turn the PCs on.
	Wrong type of	The switch will only work with
	mouse or adapter	a PS/2 mouse. A serial mouse
		cannot be converted to a PS/2
		mouse by using a serial to PS/2
		adapter. One exception is a
		combo-mouse which is specifi-
		cally designed for both applica-
		tions. In this case, ensure that
		the mouse is set up for PS/2
		mode and is being used with
		the adapter originally provided.
	Unsupported or	Each PC needs to be using
	incorrect mouse	the mouse driver correlating to
	driver	the mouse connected to the
		console port.
		Some newer mice (with extra
		buttons and wheels) have
		unique drivers that may not be
		supported. Try a regular mouse
		with a generic mouse driver
		(like the one that comes with
		the operating system).
Video	Resolution and/or	The Switch supports VGA,
Problems	Bandwidth set too	SVGA, Multisync, and XGA
	high	(interlaced) monitors with
		resolutions of up to 2048 x
		1536 Hz.

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