Belkin OmniView F1DK102P User manual

This sheet will guide you through the basic steps needed to
install the 2-Port KVM Switch with Built-In Cabling (the Switch). If you
have any problems during installation, please refer to the User Manual.
Introduction Connecting the Keyboard, Video, and
Mouse to the Console Ports on the Switch
1
Connecting Computers to the Switch
2
1. Power down all computers.
2. Connect your PS/2-type keyboard and mouse to the KEYBOARD and
MOUSE ports located on the front panel of your Switch.
3. Take the video cable that is attached to your monitor and connect it to
the VGA port on the front panel of the Switch.
1. Using the attached cables, take the VGA cable and connect it to
the VGA port on the first computer.
2. Connect the PS/2 keyboard KVM cable to the keyboard port on
the computer.
3. Connect the PS/2 mouse KVM cable to the mouse port on
the computer.
Repeat Steps 1 through 3 for
the additional computer to be
connected to the Switch.
You will need the following items to install the Switch:
•2-Port KVM Switch with Built-In Cabling
•One (each) keyboard, monitor, and mouse

Power up your computers.
You are now ready to use your Switch.
Please refer to your User Manual for additional information.
Power on your Computers
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2-Port KVM Switch with
Built-In Cabling
Quick Installation Guide
F1DK102P
Control two computers using one video monitor,
and a PS/2 keyboard and mouse