Operation (continued)

General Settings

With the highlight line on the word GENERAL, press [Enter]. The General Settings window appears (see Figure 11).

Figure 11 The General Settings window

From this screen you can do the following:

Security

The OSD offers an advanced password security system made up of three different security levels. Each security level has its own access rights.

These levels are as follows:

Administrator (Status A)

The Administrator can:

•Set and modify all Passwords and security profiles

•Get full access to any computer

•Use all OSD functions

Supervisor (Status S)

The Supervisor can:

•Get full access to any computer

•Access the following OSD functions:

- F4 Scan, F5 Tune and F6 Moving the Confirmation label

User (Status U)

You can set up six different Users in the KVM system. Each User has its own Profile set by the Administrator, which defines the access level to different computers. There are three different access levels.

Activating Password Protection

The factory default setting for the OSD access is to have it not password protected. Only the Administrator can password-protect the OSD or disable it.

To password protect the OSD:

1.Go to the Security line in the General Settings window.

2.Toggle between Security On and Off using the space bar.

3.Type the Administrator's password (default is "admin") into the Password Box and Press [Enter].

4.The new security status is set.

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B072-008-1, B072-016-1 specifications

Tripp Lite is a well-known brand in the realm of connectivity solutions, and their KVM switch offerings, particularly the B072-016-1 and B072-008-1 models, stand out for their impressive features and functionalities.

The Tripp Lite B072-016-1 is a 16-port KVM switch, while the B072-008-1 is an 8-port version, catering to different user needs. These KVM switches are designed to control multiple computers from a single console, effectively streamlining workflow in server rooms, data centers, or in environments where space and efficiency are paramount.

One of the main features of the B072-016-1 and B072-008-1 is their support for video resolutions up to 1920 x 1080 (1080p). This ensures that users can enjoy clear and sharp visuals while managing their multiple systems. The devices support both PS/2 and USB peripherals, which provides compatibility with a wide range of devices and makes them versatile for various setups.

Security is a critical aspect of any IT environment, and these KVM switches address this concern with features that prevent unauthorized access to connected servers. The hardware design ensures robust security while allowing easy switching between computers using hotkeys, a push-button interface, or an on-screen display.

Both models boast a compact and durable design, built to withstand the rigors often seen in IT environments. With integrated LED indicators, users can easily monitor the status of each connected workstation, simplifying system management.

The B072-016-1 and B072-008-1 KVM switches utilize advanced technologies such as auto-scan mode to automatically cycle through connected computers, allowing users to monitor multiple systems without manual intervention. The support for daisy-chaining multiple switches provides an expandable solution for users with larger setups, further enhancing their utility.

Additionally, these KVMs feature Plug and Play functionality, enabling quick installation and minimal downtime. Users can easily connect their systems without the need for extensive configuration, making it ideal for businesses that require immediate operational readiness.

In summary, the Tripp Lite B072-016-1 and B072-008-1 KVM switches are powerful tools designed for efficiency, durability, and security. Their rich features, compatibility with various devices, and user-friendly interfaces make them an ideal choice for managing multiple computers seamlessly, making them invaluable in professional and technical environments.
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