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General| Brand | Belkin |
|---|---|
| Model | F1DC108V |
| Category | LCD Drawer |
| Language | English |
Lists key features of the Rack-Mount Console, such as its compact design, video resolution, input support, OSD, and daisy-chaining.
Details key functionalities like Hot Keys, AutoScan, Video Resolution, Security, Daisy-Chain Port, OSD, and Flash Upgrade.
Specifies necessary cables, including Belkin Dual-Port Micro-Cable Kits for PS/2 and USB.
Lists compatible OS platforms and keyboard/mouse requirements for the Rack-Mount Console.
Provides visual diagrams of the front and back views of the console, labeling components and ports.
Lists technical specifications like part numbers, server support, port types, temperature, and warranty.
Guidance on server placement, cable length requirements, and general installation cautions.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting servers using PS/2 connections (VGA, keyboard, mouse).
Step-by-step instructions for connecting servers using USB connections (VGA, USB).
Explains how to daisy-chain multiple KVM switches for expanded server management up to 256 servers.
Details assigning BANK addresses using DIP switches for multi-unit daisy-chain configurations.
Guidance on powering up servers and the KVM switch, verifying functionality, and troubleshooting boot issues.
Explains switching between servers using keyboard hot-key sequences like Scroll Lock + Arrow keys.
Describes directly switching to a port by entering its 2-digit number using hot-keys.
Details hot-key sequences for switching between BANKS and specific ports in a daisy-chain setup.
Explains how to use AutoScan to monitor servers sequentially and how to activate/stop it.
Describes accessing and using the OSD menu for server management, AutoScan, and security.
Explains the layout of the main OSD menu, including selected BANKs, servers, and status indicators.
Lists keyboard commands for navigating the OSD menu, selecting servers, and changing BANKS.
Details administrative options in the Main Menu: language, port naming, user settings, and hot-key config.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for navigating and interacting with the Main Menu options.
Describes assigning custom names to individual ports for easier server identification.
Details setting administrator/user names/passwords and creating an access list for KVM control.
Explains how to select a specific key to initiate hot-key commands for console operation.
Describes configuring the time interval for the AutoScan feature.
Provides a comprehensive list of hot-key commands and their corresponding functions for console operation.
Details key mappings and "combo keys" for using the console with Sun and Mac operating systems.
Lists the operating systems supported by the Rack-Mount Console.
Clarifies that the console supports a mix of PS/2 and USB host servers.
Explains the benefit of flash-upgradeable firmware for keeping the console up-to-date.
Describes selecting ports via hot keys or the On-Screen Display (OSD).
Specifies maximum cable lengths for PS/2 (25 ft) and USB (15 ft) servers.
States the highest video resolution supported by the console: 1366x768.
Confirms no additional software or drivers are needed for servers to use the console.
Clarifies that the console requires both video and keyboard/mouse connections to function.
Confirms compatibility with Sun servers supporting USB and Linux distributions.
States that the console comes with a 2-Year Limited Warranty.
Steps to troubleshoot server boot issues when connected via the console.
Solutions for poor video quality (ghosting, fuzzy images), checking cables, resolution, and length.
Steps to resolve a black screen issue, including checking connections and login status.
Troubleshooting keyboard detection problems at boot-up, including BIOS settings.
Steps for when the mouse becomes unresponsive after switching KVM ports.
Ensuring correct cable connections for mouse detection during server boot.
Troubleshooting mouse failure after the server has booted.
Addresses erratic mouse movement, checking drivers and system files.
Troubleshoots USB keyboard/mouse recognition, emphasizing HID USB driver installation.
Addresses keyboard key issues on Mac systems and refers to key mapping sections.
Defines AutoScan as a KVM mode for scanning ports sequentially.
Defines BANK as the address for a daisy-chained KVM switch.
Defines Console as the combined keyboard, video monitor, and mouse connected to a KVM switch.
Defines Console Port as receptors for connecting the console to the KVM switch.
Defines Control in KVM switching as the console's ability to send input to a server.
Defines DDC (Display Data Channel) as a VESA standard for monitor-computer communication.
Defines Daisy-Chain as connecting multiple KVM switches in series for expanded control.
Defines HID (Human Interface Device) as the USB device class for keyboards and mice.
Defines KVM (Keyboard Video Mouse) as technology for controlling multiple computers with one console.
Defines KVM Switch as a device allowing access and control of multiple servers from a single console.
Defines OSD (On-Screen Display) as a graphical interface for KVM switch control.
Defines Port as an interface receptor on a server for connecting devices.
Defines Primary KVM Switch as the switch connected to the console, set to BANK 00.
Defines Secondary KVM Switch as a daisy-chained switch set to BANK 01-15.
Declares conformity with FCC (electromagnetic compatibility) and EU (EMC, Low Voltage) directives.
Provides safety warnings and information on proper disposal/recycling of electronic equipment.
Outlines the terms of the 2-year limited warranty, what it covers, and what is excluded.
Details warranty service steps, exclusions, and how state law relates to the warranty terms.
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