Minicom Smart CAT5 User manual

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5UM20110 V1.74/07
SmartCAT5Switch
8and 16Port
UserGuide

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TableofContents
1. Welcome.........................................................................................................3
2. Introduction.....................................................................................................4
3. Features..........................................................................................................4
4. Systemcomponents.......................................................................................4
5. Compatibility...................................................................................................4
6. TheSmartCAT5systemconfiguration...........................................................5
7. TheSmartCAT5models.................................................................................5
8. Pre-installationguidelines..............................................................................6
9. Connecting theSmartCAT5system..............................................................6
10. Connecting thepowersupply.........................................................................9
11. ResettingtheSwitch.......................................................................................9
12. Avoiding generalrackmountingproblems....................................................9
13. Rack mountingtheSmartCAT5...................................................................10
14. Rack mountingtheRICCs.............................................................................11
15. CascadingSmartCAT5switches.................................................................12
16. OperatingtheSmartCAT5system...............................................................13
17. Thekeyboardhotkeys..................................................................................13
18. DisplayingtheOSD.......................................................................................13
19. NavigatingtheOSD.......................................................................................14
20. Selectingacomputer....................................................................................14
21. TheOSDsettings(F2)...................................................................................14
22. TheGeneralsettings.....................................................................................15
23. F7Defaults....................................................................................................18
24. ThePortssettings.........................................................................................18
25. TheTimesettings.........................................................................................19
26. Users.............................................................................................................20
27. Security.........................................................................................................21
28. TheOSDHELPwindow–F1.........................................................................21
29. Scanningcomputers–F4..............................................................................22
30. Tuning–F5...................................................................................................22
31. Moving thelabel–F6....................................................................................22
32. Sendingmonitoremulation informationtoRICCs–F10..............................23
33. Using theControlsoftware...........................................................................23
34. Control softwaresystemrequirements........................................................24
35. Connecting theRS232Serial cable..............................................................24
36. InstallingandrunningtheControlsoftware.................................................25
37. Computericons.............................................................................................26
38. Communication Error...................................................................................26
39. TheView menu..............................................................................................26
40. Selectingacomputer....................................................................................27
41. Thetoolbarbuttons......................................................................................27

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42. GetStatus.....................................................................................................27
43. ReadConfiguration.......................................................................................27
44. WriteConfiguration.......................................................................................27
45. Renaming acomputer...................................................................................28
46. TheEditmenu...............................................................................................28
47. Logo andPasswords....................................................................................28
48. Settings.........................................................................................................29
49. Loadingasavedconfiguration.....................................................................30
50. Reminder!......................................................................................................30
51. Thefactorydefaultsettings..........................................................................30
52. Passwordprotection.....................................................................................30
53. UpgradingtheSmartCAT5firmware............................................................31
54. SystemrequirementsfortheSmartCAT5Updatesoftware........................31
55. Connecting theSmartCAT5system............................................................31
56. Connecting theRS232Serial cable..............................................................32
57. Installingthesoftware..................................................................................32
58. Startingandconfiguring theSmartCAT5Update........................................32
59. Verifying theversionnumbers.....................................................................33
60. Obtainingnew firmware................................................................................34
61. Updatingthefirmware..................................................................................35
62. Reset.............................................................................................................35
63. RICC SUN keyboardemulation.....................................................................36
64. Troubleshootingtips.....................................................................................36
65. USB/SUN Combo keys................................................................................37
66. Technicalspecifications...............................................................................38
67. Userguidefeedback.....................................................................................39

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1.Welcome
Thank youforbuyingtheSmartCAT5Switchsystem.Thissystemisproducedby
MinicomAdvancedSystemsLimited.
Technicalprecautions
Thisequipmentgeneratesradiofrequencyenergyandifnotinstalledinaccordance
withthemanufacturer’sinstructions,maycauseradiofrequencyinterference.
ThisequipmentcomplieswithPart15,SubpartJoftheFCCrulesforaClassA
computingdevice. ThisequipmentalsocomplieswiththeClass Alimitsforradio
noiseemissionfromdigitalapparatussetoutintheRadioInterferenceRegulationof
theCanadianDepartmentofCommunications.Theseaboverulesaredesignedto
providereasonableprotectionagainstsuchinterferencewhenoperatingtheequipment
ina commercialenvironment. If operationofthisequipmentina residentialarea
causesradiofrequencyinterference, theuser,and notMinicomAdvancedSystems
Limited, will beresponsible.
ChangesormodificationsmadetothisequipmentnotexpresslyapprovedbyMinicom
AdvancedSystemsLimitedcouldvoidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatetheequipment.
MinicomAdvancedSystemsLimitedassumesnoresponsibilityforany errorsthat
appearinthisdocument. Informationinthisdocumentissubjecttochangewithout
notice.
Nopartofthisdocumentmaybereproducedortransmittedinany formorbyany
means, electronicormechanical, forany purpose, withouttheexpress written
permissionofMinicomAdvancedSystemsLimited.
©2007MinicomAdvancedSystemsLimited. Allrightsreserved.
Trademarks
PS/2isaregisteredtrademarkofInternationalBusiness MachinesCorporation. All
othertrademarksandregisteredtrademarksarethepropertyoftheirrespective
owners.

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2.Introduction
Access and controlmultiplemulti-platformcomputersfromoneKeyboardVideo
Mouse(KVM)consolewiththeSmartCAT5Switch(SmartCAT5)system. The
SmartCAT5comesin8and 16 portmodels. Connectup to8computerstothe8port
model, andup to16 tothe16 portmodel.
3.Features
·Hot-Swap-disconnectandreconnectcomputerswithoutrebooting
·Scan-modeoperationwithvariabletimeinterval
·1URackmountable
·OperatethesystemusinganOnScreenDisplay(OSD)orControlsoftwareor
frontpanelpushbuttonsorkeyboardhotkeys
·Createmulti-levelcascadearrangements. ForexamplebycascadingtheSmart
CAT516Portmodel, connectup toup to256 computersinthesystem
·Thecomputerscanbeplacedup to10m/33ftfromtheSmartCAT5
·Multi-platform—supportsPS/2,SUN, and USBcomputers/servers
4.Systemcomponents
TheSmartCAT5systemconsistsof:
·SmartCAT5Switch8or16 port
·RemoteInterfaceConnectioncables (RICCs)–PS/2,SUN, USB
·CAT5cables(1.5mprovided)
·RS232Serialcable
·RackmountsfortheSmartCAT5and theRICCs
5.Compatibility
TheSmartCAT5iscompatiblewith:
·PS/2,SUNand USBcomputers/servers
·VGA, SVGA, orXGAmonitors
·DOS, Windows(3X, 9X, 2000,NT4,ME, XP, 2003 Server)LINUX, UNIX,
QNX, SGI,FreeBSD, BeOS, OpenVMS, Novell3.12-6, Alpha UNIX, HP UX,
SUN

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6.TheSmartCAT5systemconfiguration
Figure1illustratesthebasicconfigurationoftheSmartCAT5system.
Computer1
SmartCAT5Switch
Computer16
RICC RICC
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Figure1TheSmartCAT5systemconfiguration
7.TheSmartCAT5models
Figure2illustratesthefrontpaneloftheSmartCAT516portmodel. The8port
modelisthesamebutwithonly8columnsofLEDs.
SMART
SELECT
CAT5
SWITCH
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Selected
CPUon
Figure2SmartCAT5frontpanel
ThefigurebelowillustratestherearpaneloftheSmartCAT516portunit. The8port
modelisthesamebutwithonly8Computerports.
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Figure3SmartCAT516portrearpanel

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8.Pre-installationguidelines
·Switchoff all computers
·Placecablesawayfromfluorescentlights,airconditioners, and machinesthatare
likelytogenerateelectricalnoise
·Ensurethatthemaximumdistancebetweeneachcomputerand theSmartCAT5,
doesnotexceed10m/33ft
9.ConnectingtheSmartCAT5system
ConnecteachcomputertotheSmartCAT5systemusingtheappropriateRICC and
CAT5cables. Figure4illustratestheSmartCAT5systemconnectionswiththe
appropriateRICC connectedtoa PS/2,SUNand USBcomputer/server.
Keybd Mouse 100T
VideoSerialA
Parallel
PCI 33Mx32b
PCI 33Mx32b
PCI 33Mx32b
PCI33Mx32b
Se ri a l B
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SCSI
SmartCAT5Switch
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PS/2RICC
USBRICC
SUNRICC
CAT5cable
Upto10M / 33ft CAT5cables
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Figure4SmartCAT5system connections

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The RICCs
TheRICCsdrawtheirpowerfromthecomputer’skeyboardport(RICCPS/2,SUN)
orfromtheUSBport(RICCUSB).
ConnectingaPS/2RICC
Figure5illustratesthePS/2RICC.
YoucanconnectthePS/2RICC toa poweredoncomputer, butitmustbeinthe
followingorder:
1.ConnecttheMouseconnectortothecomputer’sMouseport.
2.ConnecttheKeyboardconnectortothecomputer’sKeyboardport.
3.ConnecttheScreenconnectortothecomputer’sVideocard.
Failuretoconnectintheaboveorderwhiletheserverisrunning,mayleadtothe
mousemalfunctioninguntiltheserverisrebooted.
Tocomputer’s
keyboardport
CAT5cabletoSmart
CAT5Computerport
Tocomputer’s
mouseport
Tocomputer’s
Videocard
RICC
Keybd Mouse 100T
Vid eoSerial A
Parallel
PCI33Mx32b
PCI33Mx32b
PCI33Mx32b
PCI33Mx32b
Serial B
NetServertc2100
SCSI
Figure5PS/2RICC
ConnectingaSUN RICC
Figure6illustratestheSUN RICC and itsconnections.
ToconnecttheSUNRICC:
1.ConnecttheScreenconnectortothecomputer’sVideocard.
2.ConnecttheKeyboardconnectortothecomputer’sKeyboardport.

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ToComputer’s
KeyboardPort
ToComputer’s
VideoCard
CAT5cabletoSmart
CAT5Computerport
RICC
Figure6SUN RICC
ConnectingaUSBRICC
TheRICC USBsupportsWindows98 SEand later, MAC, SUNand SGI. Figure7
illustratestheUSBRICC and itsconnections.
ToconnecttheUSBRICC:
1.ConnecttheScreenconnectortothecomputer’sVideocard.
2.ConnecttheUSBconnectortothecomputer’sUSBport.
ToUSB Port
ToVideoCard
CAT5cabletoSmart
CAT5Computerport
RICC
Figure7USBRICC

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Connectingthe CAT5 cables
1.ConnectoneconnectortotheRICCsRJ45port.
2.ConnecttheotherconnectortooneoftheSmartCAT5’sComputerports.
3.Followtheabove2stepsforeachcomputer.
Connectingthe KVMconsole
Toconnecta KVMconsoletotheSmartCAT5:
1.Connectthemonitor’sconnectortotheSmartCAT5’sMonitorport.
2.Connectthekeyboard’sconnectortotheSmartCAT5’sKeyboardport.
3.Connectthemouse’sconnectortotheSmartCAT5’sMouseport.
10.Connectingthepowersupply
1.
ConnecttheSmartCAT5tothepowersupplyusingthePowercableprovided. Use
onlypowercordsuppliedwiththeunit.
2.Switchonthecomputers.
11.ResettingtheSwitch
ToresettheSwitchpress the2frontpanelSelectbuttonssimultaneously. TheRICCs
areunaffectedbythisreset.
Resettingcanalsobeperformedthrough thesoftware–explainedlater.
12.Avoidinggeneral rack mountingproblems
Elevatedoperatingambienttemperature
Theoperatingambienttemperatureoftherackenvironmentmaybegreaterthanthe
roomambientwheninstallingintoa closedormulti-unit rackassembly. Soinstallthe
equipmentinanenvironmentcompatiblewiththemaximumratedambient
temperature.
Reducedairflow
Installtheequipmentina rackinsucha waythattheamountofairflowrequiredfor
safeoperationisnotcompromised.
Mechanicalloading
Mounttheequipmentintherackinsucha waythatahazardousconditionisnot
achievedduetounevenmechanicalloading.

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Circuitoverloading
Whenconnectingtheequipmenttothesupplycircuit, considertheeffectthat
overloadingofcircuitsmighthaveon over-currentprotectionandsupplywiring.
Reliableearthingofrack-mountedequipmentshouldbemaintained. Giveattentionto
supplyconnectionsotherthandirectconnectionstothebranchcircuit(e.g. useof
powerstrips).
13.Rack mountingtheSmartCAT5
LengthofthescrewsusedforconnectionofthebrackettotheSmartCAT5unitshall
notexceed5mm.
UsetheL-shapedbracketsand screwsprovidedtomounttheSmartCAT5on a server
rackasillustratedbelow.
Insert
screwsto
connect to
rack
Insert screwstoconnect
toSwitchside panel
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Figure8Connecting theL-shaped bracket

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14.Rack mountingtheRICCs
YoucanattachtheRICCstoa serverrackorcomputerusingtheVelcrostrips
provided. Orconnectitusingthebracketprovided.
Thefigurebelowillustratesthebracket.
Insert screwsthrough
bracket and intothe
backof the RICC
Insert screwsthrough
bracket and intothe
backof the RICC
Insert screwsthrough
bracket and intothe
rack
Insert screw through
bracket andintothe
backofacomputer
Figure9Rackmounting theRICC

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15.CascadingSmartCAT5switches
YoucancascadetheSmartCAT5system. Youdosobyconnecting thelowerlevel
SmartCAT5SwitchestoRICCs.Followtheconnectionsasillustratedinthefigure
below.
WiththeSmartCAT516 Portmodel, connectup toup to256 computersthrough
cascading.
AlowerlevelSwitchmusthavea differenthotkeytodisplayitsOSDthanahigher
levelswitch. ChangingtheOSDdisplayhotkeyisexplainedonpage16 below.
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VideoSerial A
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Serial B
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VideoSerialA
Parallel
Serial B
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Vid eoSe rial A
Parallel
Ser ial B
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Keybd
Mouse 100T
VideoSerialA
Parallel
Serial B
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Keybd
Mouse 100T
VideoSerialA
Parallel
Serial B
MINICOM
Keyb d
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ToRICCs
To RICCs
ToRICCs
SmartCAT5Switch
SmartCAT5Switch
KVM
Console
SmartCAT5Switch
Switch
Hotkey
Shift-Shift
(default)
SetSwitch
Hotkeyto
Ctrl-Ctrl
Switch
Hotkey
Shift-Shift
(default)
Top level
Secondlevel
Second level
Figure10 Cascading SmartCAT5switches

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16.OperatingtheSmartCAT5system
Switchbetweentheconnectedcomputersbyeither
·ThefrontpanelSelectbuttons
·Keyboardhotkeys
·TheOSD(OnScreenDisplay)orControlsoftware
TheOSDisalsotheplacetoadjustvarioussettingsasexplainedbelow.
WhenswitchingcomputerstheilluminatedLEDofthetopbank indicateswhich
computeriscurrentlyselected.
17.Thekeyboardhotkeys
Toswitchtothenextcomputerforwardspress Shift then, +.Release Shift, before
pressing+.
Toswitchtothenextcomputerbackwardspress Shift then, -. Release Shift, before
pressing-.
Note! Witha US Englishkeyboardyoucanusethe +keyofthealphanumericsection
orofthenumerickeypad. Witha Non-US Englishkeyboardonlyusethe +keyofthe
numerickeypad.
18.DisplayingtheOSD
TodisplaytheOSD:
Press Shift twice. TheOSDMainwindowappears.SeeFigure11. Lineswithblue
textshowactivecomputers. Lineswithgreytextshowinactivecomputers.
TheTypecolumnindicateswhetheracomputer“C”oranotherswitch“S”is
connectedtotheport.
Portnumber
appearshere
Instruction
keys
C=computer
S=switch
Figure11 TheOSDMain window

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19.NavigatingtheOSD
Tonavigateup and downusetheUpandDownarrowkeys.
Tojumpfromonecolumntothenext(whenrelevant)usetheTabkey.
ToexittheOSDorreturntoa previouswindowwithintheOSDpress Esc.
20.Selectingacomputer
Toselecta computer:
1.Navigatetothedesiredcomputerline.
2.Press Enter. Theselectedcomputerisaccessed. Anconfirmation labelappears
showingwhichcomputerisaccessed.
Note!WhentheOSDisdisplayedyoucannotselectcomputersusing thefrontpanel
Selectbuttonsorthekeyboardhotkeys.
21.TheOSDsettings(F2)
Press F2.TheOSDSettingswindowappearsseeFigure12.
Figure12 TheSettingswindow
Note!WhentheOSDispasswordprotected(explainedbelow)onlytheAdministrator
hasaccess tothe F2 settingswindow.

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22.TheGeneral settings
WiththeGENERALlinehighlighted, press Enter. TheGeneralsettingswindow
appearsseeFigure13.
Figure13 General Settingswindow
Fromthiswindowyoucandothefollowing:
Security
TheOSDcomeswithanadvancedpasswordsecuritysystemthatcontains3different
securitylevels. Eachsecuritylevelhasdifferentaccess rightstothesystem.
Theselevelsareasfollows:
Administrator (StatusA)
TheAdministratorcan:
·Setand modifyall Passwordsandsecurityprofiles
·Fullyaccess any computer
·UseallOSDfunctions
Supervisor (StatusS)
TheSupervisor can:
·Fullyaccess any computer
·Access thefollowingOSDfunctionsonly–F4 Scan, F5 Tune and F6
Moving
theConfirmationlabel.
User (StatusU)
Thereare6differentUsersintheSmartCAT5system.EachUserhasaProfilesetby
theAdministratorthatdefinestheaccess leveltodifferentcomputers.Thereare3
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Activatingpasswordprotection
BydefaultOSDaccess isnotpasswordprotected. OnlytheAdministratorcan
password-protecttheOSDordisablepasswordprotection.
Todo so:
1.IntheGeneralsettingswindownavigatetotheSecurityline.
2.Press theSpacebartotogglebetweenSecurityOnandOff. Thepasswordbox
appears.
3.TypetheAdministrator’spassword(defaultis“admin”).
4.Press Enter. Thenewsecuritystatusisset.
If youforgettheAdministrator'spassword, goto www.minicom.com. Fromthe
SupportmenuselectSmartSwitches. Thereyouwillfindinformationthatexplains
howtorestorea lostpasswordorresettheswitchtoitsdefaultsettingsincludingthe
defaultpassword.
DisplayingtheOSDofcascadedswitches
WhenyouhavecascadedSmartCAT5switches, alowerlevelSwitchmusthavea
differentOSDdisplayhotkeythana higherlevelswitch. (See page12.)
Thehotkeyscanbeanyofthefollowing:
·Shift, Shift(default)
·Ctrl,Ctrl
·Ctrl,F11
·PrintScreen
Tochangethetoplevelhotkey:
1.NavigatetotheHOTKEYline.
2.Choosea differenthotkeythanthe Shift, Shift hotkeyofthelowerlevel
Switches. TogglebetweentheoptionsusingtheSpacebar.

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Tochangea lowerlevelhotkey:
1.Connecta keyboardand monitortothelowerlevelSwitchandpress Shift, Shift.
ItsOSDappears.
2.Press F2 and selectGENERAL. TheGeneralsettingswindowappears.
3.NavigatetotheHOTKEYline.
4.Choosea differenthotkeythanthehotkeyoftheofthetoplayerswitch. Toggle
betweentheoptionsusingtheSpacebar.
Note! Whena lowerlevelSwitchhotkeyischanged, thereisanadjustmenttobe
madeinthehigherlevelSwitch’sOSD:Thisisexplainedonpage19-(HKEY)hotkey
-Cascading.
Autoskip
WhenAutoskipison, youcanonlyaccess theactivecomputers. WhenAutoskipis
off, youcanaccess activeandinactivecomputers.
(ThisincludesoperatingtheSwitch
via theOSD, frontpanelbuttonsorhotkeys).
TochangetheAutoskipsetting:
1.NavigatetotheAutoskipline.
2.TogglebetweentheoptionsusingtheSpacebar.
Serialport
TheSerialportisusedfortheControlManagementprogram. SerialportOnmeans
theprogramcanbeused.
TochangetheSerialportsetting:
1.NavigatetotheSerialportline.
2.TogglebetweentheoptionsusingtheSpacebar.
ChangingtheKeyboardlanguage
IntheOSDthenamesofthecomputerscanbewrittenin3differentlanguages–
English(EN), German(DE), and French(FR).ThekeyboardispresettoEnglish;this
canbechangedasfollows:
1.NavigatetotheKeyboardlanguageline.
2.TogglebetweentheoptionsusingtheSpacebar.
EditingtheSwitchname
Youcansubstituteup to18 charactersintheline.Aspaceconstitutesa character.
WhenthereismorethanoneswitchinthesystemgiveeachSwitch’sOSDadifferent
name.

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23.F7Defaults
Press F7toreturntheOSDtothefactorydefaultsettings. Note!Allchangesmade
will beremoved.
24.ThePortssettings
FromtheGeneralSettings, returntotheSettingswindowbypressing Esc. Navigate
to
thePortslineand press Enter.ThePortssettingswindowappearssee Figure14.
Figure14 PortsSettingswindow
Editingthecomputer name
Inthiswindowyoucaneditthecomputernameswithup to15 characters.Whenyou
havea cascadedCAT5KVMSwitchconnectedtoa Computerportgivetheswitcha
distinctname. SeeFigure14.
Toerasea character:
Selectitandpress theSpacebar. Blank spacesremaininplaceoftheerasedcharacter.
Toeraseanentireline:
Placethecursoratthebeginningoftheline. KeeptheSpacebardepresseduntilthe
lineiserased.
Keyboard(KB)
BydefaulttheKeyboardmodeissettoPS, whichissuitableforWindows, Linux,
MACOS,SUNSolarisand mostotheroperatingsystems.
ForcertainUNIXoperatingsystemssettheKBcolumnasfollows:
·U1forHPUX
·U2forAlpha UNIX, SGI, OpenVMS
·U3forIBMAIX

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(HKEY)hotkey-Cascading
Whentherearecascadedswitches, and thelowerlevelSwitchhashaditsOSD
displayhotkeychanged,youmustdothefollowing:
AdjusttheHKEYsettinginthePortsSettingswindowofthehigherlevelswitchto
reflectthelowerlevelswitch’snewhotkey:E.g. inFigure14 abovea SmartCAT5
switchisconnectedtoport#3 and itsdisplayhotkeyisCtrl,F11.
Toreflectthenewhotkey:
1.OnthelinetowhichtheSwitchisconnected, press TabtojumptotheHKEY
column.
2.TogglebetweentheoptionsusingtheSpacebar.
3.ReturntotheSettingswindowbypressing Esc.
25.TheTimesettings
IntheSettingswindownavigatetotheTimelineandpress Enter. TheTimesettings
windowappearsseeFigure15.
Figure15 Time settingswindow
Scan(SCN)-Label(LBL) -Timeout(T/O)
SCN -Inthe SCN column, changethescan period.
LBL -Inthe LBL column, changethedisplayperiodoftheOSDlabelshowing
whichcomputeriscurrentlyaccessed.
T/O -Whenpasswordprotectionisactivatedyoucanautomaticallydisablethe
Managementkeyboard, mouseand screenafterapresettimeofnon-use. Setthis
Timeoutperiodinthe T/O column.
Tosettheaboveperiods:
1.Onthedesiredlinepress Tabtojumptothedesiredcolumn.