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General| Device Type | KVM switch |
|---|---|
| Number of Ports | 4 |
| USB Support | Yes |
| Audio Support | Yes |
| Switching Method | Pushbutton |
| Connectors | USB |
| Power Supply | 5V DC |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
Details on required hardware, compliance standards, resolution, refresh rate, protocol, data format, distance, user controls, interfaces, connectors, and indicators.
Information on temperature, humidity tolerance, maximum altitude, enclosure type, power requirements, size, and weight.
Overview of the ServSwitch package contents and key operating features of the unit.
Description of the ServSwitch's front and rear panel layouts, including controls and ports.
Details on necessary cabling and equipment requirements for proper ServSwitch operation.
A basic guide to connecting a CPU, submaster, keyboard, monitor, and mouse to the ServSwitch.
Complete instructions for hardware setup of a single ServSwitch unit.
Instructions for mounting the ServSwitch unit in a rack using a specific kit.
Steps for connecting the shared monitor, keyboard, and mouse to the ServSwitch.
Procedure for connecting CPUs to the ServSwitch using CPU adapter cables.
Guidance on connecting submaster Serv type switches to a master ServSwitch.
Steps for powering up the ServSwitch system, including connected CPUs and submasters.
Instructions on how to switch between connected computers using keyboard commands.
Explanation of how to connect multiple ServSwitch units to expand system capacity.
Details on specific cables needed for expanding a ServSwitch system with submasters.
Guidelines and restrictions for laying out and installing a cascaded ServSwitch system.
Guidelines for using the ServSwitch with compatible equipment, including CPUs, mice, keyboards, and monitors.
A summary table of all keyboard commands available for controlling the ServSwitch unit.
In-depth explanations of various keyboard commands for port selection, scanning, and system control.
Information on connecting to the RS-232 port for remote control, firmware upgrades, and serial device connectivity.
Instructions for upgrading the ServSwitch's firmware using terminal-emulation software or the DOS COPY command.
Details on ServSwitch support for audio pass-through, serial data, and related cable types.
Introduction to using the on-screen display for configuration, switching, and viewing system status.
Accessing and navigating the main configuration menu of the ServSwitch.
Instructions on how to move through and select options within the ServSwitch's configuration menus.
Procedure for saving configuration changes made via the on-screen display menu.
Settings for keyboard, mouse, expansion, scan, and typematic parameters within the system configuration.
Settings for naming, keyboard type, and mouse type for each connected computer port.
Customization options for the ServSwitch's on-screen display, including colors, resolution, and screen saver.
Settings for configuring system and access passwords, and managing access timeout.
How to access and use the window for selecting connected computers.
Steps to reset the ServSwitch to its original factory default configuration.
Troubleshooting common issues such as CPU boot failures, switching problems, and display anomalies.
Guidance on contacting Black Box technical support and procedures for shipping the unit.
Default values for keyboard commands and how to change/save them.
Default values for on-screen display options like system, computer, overlay, and security settings.
