Instruction manual
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About drivers
You don’t need to install any drivers to use this KVM switch because the keyboard and
mouse use generic USB drivers that are already installed on any operating system that
supports USB technology.
Select a computer
To select a computer, do one of the following:
• Push the port selection button for the connected computer that you want
to select. The port selection/link LED illuminates red to indicate the selected
port.
• If you’re using a computer that’s running a version of Windows® or Linux®, you
can use hotkey commands to select a computer. To use the hotkey command,
press Left Ctrl, Left Ctrl, <the number of the computer that you want to
select>. The port selection/link LED illuminates red to indicate the selected
computer. For more information about hotkey commands, see the “Using
hotkey commands” section of the manual.
Start an Auto Scan
The KVM switch includes an Auto Scan feature that you can use to scan through the
connected computers in sequence with a xed scan time. If any keyboard or mouse
activity is detected during the Auto Scan process, the scanning is paused until the
activity stops and then the scan resumes with the next computer in the sequence.
To start an Auto Scan, do one of the following:
• Press port selection buttons 3 and 4 simultaneously. The port selection/link
LEDs blink during the Auto Scan process. To exit the Auto Scan, press any of
the port selection buttons.
• If you’re using a computer that’s running a version of Windows or Linux, you
can use hotkey commands to start an Auto Scan. To use the hotkey command,
press Left Ctrl, Left Ctrl, F1. The port selection/link LEDs blink during the
Auto Scan process. To exit the Auto Scan, press Left Ctrl, Left Ctrl. For more
information about hotkey commands, see the “Using hotkey commands”
section of the manual.
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