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Intellinet Network Solutions 521796 manual

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    R A C K M O U N T C O N S O L E K V M S W I T C H U S ER MA N U A L MO DE L S 5 2 1 7 9 6 , 5 2 1 8 7 1 , 5 2 3 5 6 1 & 5 2 3 5 7 8 INT -521796/521871/523561/523578-UM-0307-01[...]

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    C ONTE N TS 1 . Introduct ion ....................................................................... 3 Over view . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................4 Config ur ation s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    1 . I NTRODUC TI ON Th an k yo u f or pu r ch as i ng the IN TE LLI NET NETW OR K SOL UTIO NS ™ Ra ckm ou n t C on so le KV M Sw i tc h , Mod el 5 2 1 7 9 6 ( 1 5 ” L C D , 8- po rt ) ; Mod el 5 2 1 8 7 1 ( 1 5 ” L C D , 1 6-p ort ) ; Mod el 5 2 3 5 6 1 ( 1 7 ” L C D , 8- po rt) ; or Mo d e l 5 2 3 5 7 8 ( 1 9” L C D , 8- po rt) . W i th [...]

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    • P ass wo rd se c u r i t y pr ot ect s co mpu te r s fr om un au th or i z ed u se • Hot ke y fu nct io ns al lo w ea sy c om pu te r ac ce ss • Ke ybo a r d st at es a ut oma ti ca lly sav ed an d r es to r ed w he n sw it ch i ng com pu te rs • Ope r at i ng sy ste m i nde pe nde nt , tr an spa r en t to al l ap pl i c at io ns • Pl u[...]

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    5 INTRODUCTION[...]

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    Config uration s KV M sw i tc h mod ule s ar e av ai la ble wi th f our , ei gh t (Mode ls 5 2 1 7 96 , 5 2 3 56 1 and 5 2 3 5 7 8) and 1 6 ports (Model 5 2 1 8 7 1 ) wi th va rio us int erfa ce s . In ap pl ic ati ons tha t r equ ir e a lar ger num ber of comp ut er s , the KVM s wi tch modul es can b e ca sc aded in a mas ter / sl av e con figu[...]

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    2. I N S T AL L A TI ON De vice Con nection Standard M ode ls ( M odel 5 2 1 8 7 1 ): Determi ne t he por t number of each computer . F or c om pu te rs us i ng a PS / 2 mouse , connect the computer ’ s mouse and keyboard cables to the connectors marked with a mouse and ke yboard , r esp ectively , as sho wn. Repeat th is step for PC- 1 through P[...]

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    T o a PS / 2 c omputer : Connect a PS / 2 “Y” adapter , wh ich comes with the u ni t, to the PS / 2 por t on the PC si de , then use two mi ni-D IN6 ma le- to- male cables f or the ke yboa r d and mous e , as sho wn belo w . Ther e ar e t wo mi ni-DIN 6 fe ma le connectors on the PS / 2 “Y” adapter mark ed for the k eyb oard and mouse . NO [...]

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    A Modul e as a Slave or a Stand - Alone K V M Sw it ch A slave KVM switch module ca n be m ounted to the i nsi de of the r ear upri ghts of a r ack cabinet usi ng the r ear brack ets (wh ich c ome wi th all uni ts ex cept IK M0 0 1 ), wi th computer connectors fac ing to the rear , as w ell . NO TE: The c onnectors (keyboard and mouse ) a t the loc[...]

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    P or t A. If P ort 1 is not selected, press and hold the “ 1 ” button on the c onsole panel for t wo seconds to select P ort A. The O SD menu and hotke ys are also ava ilable for computer selection. K /M Reset: K/ M Reset solves most problems developed by the k eyb oard , the mouse , devi ce replacement or a change of confi gur ati on . Pr es [...]

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    11 an d in d ic at es the cur r en tly select ed com puter or oper at ing stat us . A tri ang le ma rk ( 4 ) to the ri ght of a na me ind ica tes the port is ca scaded to a sla v e . The num ber to the left of the tri an gl e mar k sho ws the num ber of por ts the sla v e has ; e . g . , 8 4 fo r an 8-port swi tch . The E nt er k ey bri ngs yo u on[...]

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    Sc a n , the OS D di splay s the name o f the sel ected com put er . Whe n Au to Sca n det ects a ny ke yboar d or mou se acti vity , it su spend s the sc an ni ng unt il the act ivi t y s tops , then resumes with the nex t computer in se quence . T o abort Auto S can , press the left C ontr ol ke y t wice , o r press any front-panel button . Scan [...]

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    13 “ Al w ay s On ” me a n s tha t th e port n u m be r an d the nam e of a sel ect ed c om pu te r and / or O SD sta tus is dis played on the scr een al l the ti me . The non-volatile memor y stor es the CH Display set ting . • P ositi on: T he posi tion of the selec ted c omputer name a nd / or O SD status is di splayed on scr een d uri ng [...]

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    T o select a computer by hotk ey com mand , y ou need to know its port n umber , whi ch is de termi ned by the KVM swit ch mo dule connecti on . F or a computer connected to a master , its por t i s represented by the PC por t label ( 1 – 8 or A – H). F or a computer connected to a slav e , two c har acters represen t its por t. The fir st cha[...]

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    NO T E: The mas ter mus t have at least as man y PC-x por ts as the slave; e . g. , if an IKM 1 08D is the mas ter , a nother I K M 1 08D can be a slav e , but not a n IK M 1 1 6D ( see the ref erenc e on P age 5 ). The por ts PC- 1 thr ough PC-8 can b e connected to ei ther a computer o r a s l a v e ’ s local ( or con sole) por t , as shown at [...]

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    5 . MUL TI-A CC E SS MOD E L A mult i-access con sole KVM switch ( IK M2 1 08 D , I K M2 1 1 6D ) f eatures a pa ir of console p or ts , fac il itating access to multiple computers from b oth a local and a remo te location . An exam ple of the pract ical it y of this feature is the abili t y to ac cess a ll com pute rs in a con fig ur at ion f ro [...]

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    6 . S U N / MA C K E Y B O A R D M A P P I N G IGM 1 08D and IGM 1 1 6D mo dels emulate a Su n ke yboard and mou se when a computer is marked with a Sun in the O SD men u by function ke y F 5 . A Sun k ey boar d has mor e ke ys than a stan dar d PS / 2 ke yboa r d . The se extr a k ey s ar e s i mu lat ed by pre ss i ng the ri gh t Cont r ol key f [...]

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    7 . TROUB LE S H OOTI NG Be f or e tr ou ble sho ot i n g an y pr ob lem , en su r e tha t al l ca bl es a r e pr op er ly co n ne ct ed a nd w ell sea te d . C he c k tha t k ey boa r d an d mou se ca ble s ar e no t sw app ed . La bel and bundle the cables for each com puter to avoid confusion when they’ re connected to th e KV M sw it ch mo d [...]

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    19 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Una ble to oper ate US B-re ady Sun s erver . K ey boar d err or on boot . Al pha b ets on t he TFT L C D di splay ar e blur r ed or hav e shado ws . Mast er / slav e does not w ork. K ey boar d str oke s ar e sh ifted . Th e up / d o wn a rr ow k ey s don ’ t w or k i n Man ua l Sc an . Th e O S D men u i s no t in th [...]

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    20 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Au to Sca n does n ’ t sw i tc h PCs ; plu s, the KVM swi tch mod ule beeps oc c a ss i on al ly and the red ind ica tor flas hes . Dou ble OSD i mag es i n the ca sc ade co nfi gu rat ion . Com pute r can ’ t us e ser ia l mou se . C a n ’ t sel ect a c om pu te r c on nec ted to a sl av e . Oc ca si ona ll y , t[...]

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    21 8 . S PEC I FI C A TIO N S Mo del 5 2 1 79 6 : Mo del 5 2 1 8 7 1 : SPECIFICA TIONS Sta nd ar ds • PS / 2 Gene ra l • PC co nne cti ons: 8 • Con sole con necti ons : 1 • PC port co nne cto rs : - K eyboar d: 8 PS / 2 - Mou se: 8 P S / 2 , ser ial (inc lud es adapt er s fo r two ports) - Mon itor : HD 1 5 male • Con sole port con nector[...]

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    22 Mo del 5 2 3 5 6 1 : SPECIFICA TIONS P ower • 1 2 V DC , 3 A ( wh en co n n e c te d t o L C D d r a we r ); 9 – 1 2 V DC , 50 0 m A ( wh en no t co nn ect ed) • P owe r con sump ti on: max . 500 mA L CD P ane l Spec i fic at ion s • Act iv e d is play a rea: 3 04. 1 x 2 28 . 1 (mm) • Pi xe l pi tch (mm) : 0 . 29 7 ( H) x 0 . 2 9 7 (V[...]

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    23 Mo del 5 2 3 5 7 8: SPECIFICA TIONS • Re ar brac ket and exten s io n ki t • P owe r ada pte r • 6 ft . ( 1 .8 m) P S / 2 3-i n- 1 cab le • 6 ft . ( 1 .8 m) U SB 3-i n- 1 cable • Con sole qu ic k in stal lati on gui de • KV M Sw itch Mod ule u ser man ua l Add iti onal cab les r equ i r ed (sold s epar atel y): • PS / 2 3- in- 1 KV[...]

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