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ACX0000 ACX0832 ACX0808 ACX1616 ACX0816 ACX1632 ServSwitchTM DKM Manual http://www.blackbox.com November 2009

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND INSTALLATION GUIDLINES 9 Safety Precautions and Installation Guidelines To ensure reliable and safe long-term operation, plea

CONTROL OF SERVSWITCH™ DKM 99 8.2 Switching in OSD / KVM Mode In KVM Mode, the user can only switch his own console. To control other consoles, plea

ServSwitch™ DKM 100 Color Codes CPU Port CON Port Meaning Green n.c. CPU Port not connected Video maybe shared to other console Green Yellow CP

CONTROL OF SERVSWITCH™ DKM 101 8.2.2 Switching in „KVM-Switch“ Mask: This mask will appear as you enter into the OSD if the configuration has been

ServSwitch™ DKM 102 Keyboard Commands <Cursor left> Cursor left <Cursor right> Cursor right <Cursor up> Line up <Cursor dow

CONTROL OF SERVSWITCH™ DKM 103 8.2.3 Switching in „Follow Me“ Mask: With the ‚ Follow Me’ option you can copy the display content from the CPU conne

ServSwitch™ DKM 104 Color Codes CON Port CPU Port Meaning Green n.c. Available CON Port Red Red CON Port # connected to CPU Port # or to CON Port

CONTROL OF SERVSWITCH™ DKM 105 8.3.1 Open the „CP-Switch“ Menu Please perform the following steps: Enter into the OSD with key sequence <Strg>

ServSwitch™ DKM 106 8.3.2 Switching in „Crosspoint Switch / CON Ports“ Mask To each CON Port, only 1x monitor and 1x keyboard/mouse (K/M) ma

CONTROL OF SERVSWITCH™ DKM 107 Keyboard Commands: <Cursor left> Cursor left Select CPU Port to the left <Cursor right> Cursor right S

ServSwitch™ DKM 108 8.3.3 Switching in „Crosspoint Switch / CPU Ports“ Mask“ To enter into the „Crosspoint Switch / CPU Ports“ mask from the Crosspoi

ServSwitch™ DKM 10 Contents 1 Quick Setup 14 2 Overview 15 2.1 Introduction 15 2.2 Glossary 17 2.3 Example of a ServSwitch™ DKM System 18 2.4

CONTROL OF SERVSWITCH™ DKM 109 Keyboard Commands: <Cursor left> Cursor left Select User Port to the left <Cursor right> Cursor right

ServSwitch™ DKM 110 8.4 Switching via Browser / Web Interface The Web Interface is under development. In Browser mode, switching of the ServSwitch™ D

CONTROL OF SERVSWITCH™ DKM 111 8.5 Switching via Serial Interface The ServSwitch™ DKM provides full Crosspoint switching functionality via Serial In

ServSwitch™ DKM 112 8.6 Switching via LCD-Display The ServSwitch™ DKM cannot be switched via IR Interface and the LCD Display. There are only option

OPERATING MODES 113 9 Operating Modes The ServSwitch™ DKM provides full flexibility for configuration of your Switch environment. One part of the Se

ServSwitch™ DKM 114 9.1 Single-Head KVM-Switch In Single-Head Mode up to 16 Users can access up to 32 CPUs. NON-Blocking Access for all users is grant

OPERATING MODES 115 9.2 Dual-Head KVM-Switch In Dual-Head Mode up to 8 Users can access up to 16 CPUs. NON-Blocking Access for all users is granted,

ServSwitch™ DKM 116 9.3 Quad-Head KVM-Switch In Quad-Head Mode up to 4 Users can access up to 8 CPUs. NON-Blocking Access for all users is granted, i.

OPERATING MODES 117 9.4 Single-Head KVM/USB2.0 Mode In Single-Head KVM/USB2.0 Mode up to 8 Users with one USB2.0 link (for periphery devices e.g. s

ServSwitch™ DKM 118 9.5 Triple-Head KVM/USB2.0 Mode In Triple-Head KVM/USB2.0 Mode up to 4 Users each with one USB2.0 link (for periphery devices e.

CONTENTS 11 6.1.15 Restart your Switch 65 6.2 Configuration via Browser and Web Interface 66 6.3 Configuration via Serial Interface 67 6.4 Con

OPERATING MODES 119 9.6 Teacher/Student System 15 The most flexible configuration can be granted if the system is used for up to 15 students. Each s

ServSwitch™ DKM 120 9.7 Teacher/Student System 30 A larger, convenient configuration can be granted if the system is used for up to 30 students, with

OPERATING MODES 121 9.8 Crosspoint Switch The operation as a Crosspoint Switch allows the most flexible application of the switch functions. Usually

ServSwitch™ DKM 122 10 Troubleshooting 10.1 Monitor There is no picture. Check the power supply connection at the Local and Remote Unit. Is the Power

TROUBLESHOOTING 123 10.2 USB HID 10.2.1.1 USB Keyboard/Mouse Your USB-keyboard/USB-mouse does not work Although we tried to design the devices as t

ServSwitch™ DKM 124 the screen). Use a lower resolution or a background which can be compressed better: Please avoid photo-backgrounds or colour gradi

APPENDIX A: EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS 125 Appendix A: Example Applications This section illustrates some specific applications using the ServSwitch™ DKM:

ServSwitch™ DKM 126 ServSwitch™ DKM in „Control Room“ Mode for 3 Monitors each – 1x with optional monitor for operation

APPENDIX A: EXAMPLE APPLICATIONS 127 ServSwitch™ DKM as a Teacher/Student system for up to 30 Students

ServSwitch™ DKM 128 ServSwitch™- DKM as a Crosspoint Switch with optional serial/Audio Support

ServSwitch™ DKM 12 8.5 Switching via Serial Interface 111 8.6 Switching via LCD-Display 112 9 Operating Modes 113 9.1 Single-Head KVM-Switch 1

APPENDIX B: RACK MOUNT OPTIONS 129 Appendix B: Rack Mount Options The ServSwitch™ DKM can be mounted into a 19“/2U rack space using mounting plates (

ServSwitch™ DKM 130 The rack mount kit ACS1009A-RMK allows mounting of up to 4 devices: In the lefthand position, you can mount a rack mountable

APPENDIX B: RACK MOUNT OPTIONS 131 Mounting Instruction Rack Mount Kit ACS2209A-RMK Using the rack mount kit ACS2209A-RMK, up to 4 devices of the d

ServSwitch™ DKM 132 The rack mount kit ACS2209A-RMK allows mounting of up to 4 devices: In the lefthand position you can mount a rack mountable p.s.

APPENDIX C: SERIAL INTERFACE 133 Appendix C: Serial Interface Via the serial interface, the whole switch matrix of the ServSwitch™- DKM can be contr

ServSwitch™ DKM 134 Parameter Description Command byte in the range of 0x40...0x6F (see the list of allowed commands below) Data Bytes a) Binary da

APPENDIX C: SERIAL INTERFACE 135 Telegrams, Switching functions Console („Video signal“) No Function Telegram Reply 1 CON# Output Signal from CP

ServSwitch™ DKM 136 Telegrams, Switching functions Bidi Connections No Function Telegram Reply 9 Establish Bidi- Connection CON#  CPU# STX, 0

APPENDIX C: SERIAL INTERFACE 137 13 Report Switch Matrix (Complete Setup)  Output of 48 values  0x80 for „No Output“  The first 16 values desc

ServSwitch™ DKM 138 Appendix D: Network Interface The network interface offers the following ports and protocols: FTP Server (Port 21): Port 21 provi

CONTENTS 13 I.7. Devices with serial/audio option 162 I.8. Specifications ServSwitch™-Media/KVM Units 164 I.9. Connectors ServSwitch™-Media/KVM

APPENDIX E: CALLING TECHNICAL SUPPORT 139 Appendix E: Calling Technical Support If you assess that your ServSwitch™ DKM is malfunctioning, do not att

ServSwitch™ DKM 140 Appendix F: List of supported USB devices Although the USB connection’s implementation allows all keyboards and mice, we can not g

APPENDIX G: SPECIFICATIONS 141 Appendix G: Specifications Power Supply Voltage AC: 90-240VAC-0.5A-47-63Hz Power required 230V/2000mA – 115V/4000mA I

ServSwitch™ DKM 142 Maximum Length of Fibre Cable (LC Connector) Singlemode 9 μm 10.000m (32.750ft) Multimode 50μm 400m (1.300ft) Multimode 62.5μm 20

APPENDIX H: CONNECTORS 143 Appendix H: Connectors Serial Interface DB9 female Pin Signal 1n.c. 2 RxD 3 TxD 4 DTR 5 GND 6 DSR 7 RTS 8 CTS 9 n.c CA

ServSwitch™ DKM 144 Appendix I: ServSwitch™ Media Extender I.1. ServSwitch™- Media Extender ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit ServSwitch™-Media Rem

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 145 ServSwitch™- Media (with Audio) Local Unit ServSwitch™-Media Remote Unit (with Audio) ServSwitch™

ServSwitch™ DKM 146 I.2. ServSwitch™- KVM Extender ServSwitch™- KVM Local Unit ServSwitch™- KVM Remote Unit Remote keyboard/ mouse port To C

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 147 ServSwitch™- KVM Extender Local/ Remote Unit (CATx) – Rear View ServSwitch™- KVM Extender L

ServSwitch™ DKM 148 ServSwitch™- KVM Local Unit with audio ServSwitch™- KVM Remote Unit with Audio Audio In To CPU: Serial To C

ServSwitch™ DKM 14 1 Quick Setup This section briefly describes how to install your ServSwitch™ DKM system. Unless you are an experienced user, we rec

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 149 ServSwitch™- KVM Local Unit with 4x USB-HID ServSwitch™- KVM Remote Unit with 4x USB

ServSwitch™ DKM 150 ServSwitch™- KVM Local Unit with 2x USB-HID + 4x USB-2.0 ServSwitch™- KVM Remote Unit with 2x USB-HID + 4x U

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 151 ServSwitch™- KVM Local Unit with DVI-I Input (DVI-D + VGA) Programming Connect to CPU: USB Co

ServSwitch™ DKM 152 ServSwitch™- KVM with Audio Local/ Remote Unit (CATx) – Rear View ServSwitch™- KVM with Audio Local/ Remote Unit (F

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 153 ServSwitch™- KVM Dual-Head Local Unit ServSwitch™- KVM Dual-Head Remote Unit Connect to CPU:

ServSwitch™ DKM 154 ServSwitch™- KVM Dual-Head Local Unit with 4x USB-HID ServSwitch™- KVM Dual-Head Remote Unit with 4x USB-HID Conne

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 155 ServSwitch™- KVM-Dual-Head Local Unit with audio ServSwitch™- KVM Dual-Head Remote Uni

ServSwitch™ DKM 156 ServSwitch™- KVM Dual-Head, Local/ Remote Unit, with optional audio – rear view ServSwitch™- KVM Dual-Head, with opt

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 157 I.3. Diagnostics of ServSwitch™- Media/ KVM Each ServSwitch™- Extender is fitted with four indicator LEDs

ServSwitch™ DKM 158 I.4. Service Setup Extenders For standard applications, you shouldn't need to make any adjustments to your ServSwitch™ DKM M

OVERVIEW 15 2 Overview 2.1 Introduction The ServSwitch™ DKM can be set up to support four different applications:  Crosspoint Switch: Maximum conf

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 159 I.5. Setup at the Local Unit After unscrewing and opening the upper shell, please place the device with th

ServSwitch™ DKM 160 Loading the DDC information from the remote monitor To load the DDC information from the remote monitor:  Switch on the system:

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 161 I.6. Setup at the Remote Unit After unscrewing and opening the upper shell, please place the device with t

ServSwitch™ DKM 162 I.7. Devices with serial/audio option The audio/serial option consists of daughter boards which allow bi-directional stereo audio

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 163 Serial Interface – Handling Multiple Serial Devices The serial interface transmits/receives six signals (3

ServSwitch™ DKM 164 I.8. Specifications ServSwitch™-Media/KVM Units Power Supply Voltage AC: 90-240VAC-0.5A-47-63Hz DC: 5VDC-2000 mA Power required Lo

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 165 Serial Interface Serial Speed Up to a maximum of 19,200 Baud Serial Data Format Format Independent Flow Co

ServSwitch™ DKM 166 Size and Shipping Weight ServSwitch™ DKM Shipping box ServSwitch™- Media or ServSwitch™-KVM Single-Head 103 x 143 x 29mm (4”x5

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 167 I.9. Connectors ServSwitch™-Media/KVM Units DVI-I connector (female) Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signa

ServSwitch™ DKM 168 Keyboard/ Mouse connector, USB type B (Socket at Local Unit) Pin Signal 1 VCC (+5V) Red 2 Data - White 3 Data + Green 4 GND

ServSwitch™ DKM 16  “Control Room” Mode: As a special case of the KVM Switch, you can choose the “Control Room” Mode. In this mode, several displa

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 169 Serial Interface (Single-Head Devices only) (audio-/ serial option) Connector (Remote Unit) Socke

ServSwitch™ DKM 170 Audio/serial Socket Audio/RS232 at Dual-Head Local Unit Pin 1 AUDIO GND 2 RS232 GND 3 AUDIO OUT RIGHT CHANEL 4 AUDIO

APPENDIX I: SERVSWITCH™ MEDIA EXTENDER 171 CATx- Interface Wiring according EIA/TIA 568A (1000BaseT) Pin Pin 1 D1+ 5 D3- 2 D1- 6 D2- 3 D2+

NOTES172

OVERVIEW 17 2.2 Glossary The following terms are used in this guide: CATx Any Category 5, 5e, 6 or higher cable, solid wires type AWG24. If Patch C

ServSwitch™ DKM 18 2.3 Example of a ServSwitch™ DKM System Application example for a ServSwitch™ DKM System (Single-Head KVM Switch)

ServSwitch™ DKM 1 Welcome to the ServSwitch™ Family! Thank you for purchasing a ServSwitch™ DKM! We appreciate your business, and we think you’ll ap

OVERVIEW 19 2.4 Features The ServSwitch™ DKM offers the following features:  Support for DVI-D Graphic cards (all devices)  Support for USB-Ke

ServSwitch™ DKM 20  Dual-Head Devices support TxD and RxD ONLY – no Hardware handshake (XON/XOFF)

OVERVIEW 21 2.5 Product Range The following products are available as well as various upgrade kits: ServSwitch™ DKM and Accessories ACX0808 ServSwi

ServSwitch™ DKM 22 Media Extenders ACS4100A-T ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit (CATx) ACS4122A-T ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit + Audio (CATx) ACS4100A-R Se

OVERVIEW 23 KVM Extenders for MultimodeACS4001A-T-MM ServSwitch™-KVM Local Unit, Single-HeadACS4201A-T-MM ServSwitch™-KVM Local Unit, Dual-Head ACS

ServSwitch™ DKM 24 Upgrade Kits ACS1009A-RMK 19”/1HE rack mount kit to mount up to 4 Single-Head devices ACS2209A-RMK 19”/1HE rack mount kit to moun

OVERVIEW 25 2.6 Compatibility Interface Compatibility  Digital Video (DVI-D): Digital Video standard, installed by Digital Display Working Group (

ServSwitch™ DKM 26 2.7 How to Use This Guide This guide describes the installation and configuration of the ServSwitch™ DKM. Although the connection

OVERVIEW 27 2.7.4 Selection of Color reduction for transfer acceleration You can select, whether always 24 Bit colors (=full color depth) are tran

ServSwitch™ DKM 28 3 Installation For first-time users, we recommend that you carry out a test placement, confined to a single room, before commencing

ServSwitch™ DKM 2 Wherever long distances cause problems for remotely locating and switching a monitor (keyboard/mouse) signal, e.g. airports, indus

INSTALLATION 29 Additionally with the ServSwitch™-KVM devices:  USB (1.8m) cable (USB type A to type B) Additionally with the ServSwitch™-Media

ServSwitch™ DKM 30 3.2 Interconnection Cable Requirements To connect the ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit to your CPU/signal source you will need (Please

INSTALLATION 31 Fibre optical cable: Two fibres are required for Single-Head transmission and four fibres for Dual-Head transmission. The achievab

ServSwitch™ DKM 32 3.3 System Setup To install your ServSwitch™ DKM system: 1. Switch off all devices. 2. Connect keyboard, monitor(s), mouse to the

INSTALLATION 33 3.4 Installation Instructions Please ensure that the ServSwitch DKM has sufficient ventilation space by ensuring the following dist

ServSwitch™ DKM 34 4 Device Views 4.1 ServSwitch™ DKM Status and Configuration DisplayBay for optional second Plug-in Power Supply Plug-in Pow

DEVICE VIEWS 35 Rear View with two AC Sockets for redundant Power Supply Connect to Local Units (CPU) Connect to AC Power Supply Ne

ServSwitch™ DKM 36 5 Diagnostic 5.1 ServSwitch™ DKM – I/O Boards Each ServSwitch™ DKM I/O Board is fitted with indicator LEDs for status diagnostics.

DIAGNOSTIC 37 Diagnostic LEDs at Fibre I/O Boards The Link Status LED are located between the upper and the lower fibre sockets. The LED indic

ServSwitch™ DKM 38 6 ServSwitch™ DKM Configuration The ServSwitch™ DKM has an own operating system that can be configured in five different ways: 

ServSwitch™ DKM 3 CATx Local and Remote Units ACS4100A-T: ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit ACS4122A-T: ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit, +Audio ACS4001A-T:

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 39 6.1.1.3 General frame structure of the OSD: 6.1.1.4 Upper Status Area (left corner) Upper status area

ServSwitch™ DKM 40 (right corner) 6.1.1.5 Lower Status Area (left corner) (right corner) 6.1.1.6 Working Area The possible inputs are descr

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 41 6.1.1.7 Keyboard Control: Within the masks you may navigate with the following keys (key sequences) <Cursor

ServSwitch™ DKM 42 <-> Previous Option in Select fields <SPACE> Switch in selection fields with two options only (On/Off or No/Yes) Only

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 43 6.1.2 Open „Configuration“ Menu Please perform the following steps: Enter into the OSD with key sequence <Strg&g

ServSwitch™ DKM 44 All configuration adjustments require administrator rights. At delivery the following default user account is pre-defined: User a

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 45 6.1.3 Load Configurations Please select the option “Open” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cursor buttons

ServSwitch™ DKM 46 6.1.4 System Configurations Please select the option “System” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cursor buttons and confirm

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 47 System Options: Field Selection Description Name CHR16 (Input) Configuration name. Used for saving the current con

ServSwitch™ DKM 48 Access Options: Field Selection Description Enable Login Y/N Y – Login required to access the OSD with user name and password. Af

ServSwitch™ DKM 4 Multimode Local and Remote Units ACS4100A-T-MM: ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit ACS4122A-T-MM: ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit, +Audio A

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 49 Switch Options: Field Selection Description Allow Sharing Y/N Y – User may connect to any unlocked CPU with Video A

ServSwitch™ DKM 50 Mouse Options Field Selection Description Hor. Speed VAL2 Setting up the horizontal mouse speed Ver. Speed VAL2 Setting up the v

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 51 6.1.5 Touch Screen Settings The ServSwitch™ DKM OSD supports touch screens. USB HID based Touch Screen protocols

ServSwitch™ DKM 52 6.1.6 Configuration of User Attributes Please select the option “User” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cursor buttons and

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 53 6.1.7 User Matrix Configuration Please select the option “User Matrix” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cur

ServSwitch™ DKM 54 Select all CPU’s Clear all CPU’s Apply and save data Cancel data input without saving The options „All“ and „None“ need t

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 55 6.1.8 Configuration of CON Ports Please select the option “CON Ports” in the “Configuration” menu by using the curs

ServSwitch™ DKM 56 Configuration Options: Field Type Description Name CHR16 Name of the CON Port connected to this CPU Port Type SELECT SH = Sin

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 57 6.1.9 CON Matrix Configuration Please select the option “CON Matrix” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cursor

ServSwitch™ DKM 58 Select all CPU’s Clear all CPU’s Apply and save data Cancel data input without saving The options „All“ and „None“ need t

ServSwitch™ DKM 5 Singlemode Local and Remote Units ACS4100A-T-SM: ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit ACS4122A-T-SM: ServSwitch™-Media Local Unit, +Audio

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 59 6.1.10 Configuration of CPU Ports Please select the option “CPU Ports” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cur

ServSwitch™ DKM 60 6.1.11 Configuration of Network Parameters Please select the option “Network” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cursor butt

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 61 6.1.12 Programming of Macros Please select the option “Macro Keys” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cursor

ServSwitch™ DKM 62 Configuration Options: Field Type Description No Select Number of the command (8 commands max) Command Select Connect P1 to P2 Bidi

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 63 6.1.13 Saving Configurations inside the Switch Please select the option “Save” in the “Configuration” menu by using

ServSwitch™ DKM 64 6.1.14 Saving Configurations into File Please select the option “Save as” in the “Configuration” menu by using the cursor buttons

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 65 6.1.15 Restart your Switch In the “Configuration” menu you can select from three options to restart the ServSwitch™

ServSwitch™ DKM 66 6.2 Configuration via Browser and Web Interface The Web Interface is under development. In Browser mode, similar masks will be gen

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 67 6.3 Configuration via Serial Interface The ServSwitch™ DKM can currently be switched but not be configured via Seri

ServSwitch™ DKM 68 6.4 Configuration via IR Remote Control and LCD-Display The ServSwitch™ DKM can be configured via the IR Remote Control and the LC

ServSwitch™ DKM 6 Copyrights and Trademarks ©2009. All rights reserved. This information may not be reproduced in any manner without the prior writ

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 69 6.4.2 Home Mask During regular operation, the Home Mask is displayed. In this Display you’ll find some device inform

ServSwitch™ DKM 70 6.4.4 Configuration Mask Please select the option “Configuration” in the “Menu Mask” by using the cursor buttons and confirm with &

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 71 6.4.5 Configuration of Network Parameters Please select the option “Network” in the “Configuration Mask” by using t

ServSwitch™ DKM 72 6.4.6 Configuration of System Parameters Please select the option “System” in the “Configuration Mask” by using the cursor buttons

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 73 Access Options: Field Type Description Login Y/N Y – Login required to access the OSD with user name and password. A

ServSwitch™ DKM 74 6.4.7 Restart your Switch Please select the option “Restart” in the “Configuration Mask” by using the cursor buttons and confirm wi

SERVSWITCH™ DKM CONFIGURATION 75 6.5 Configuration via FTP In Load Configurations on page 45 and Saving Configurations into File on page 64, it has b

ServSwitch™ DKM 76 6.5.2 External Saving of Configuration Files Open the configuration directory as described above. Save the selected Configuration

STATUS INFORMATION 77 7 Status Information The status information of the ServSwitch™ DKM can be displayed in four different ways:  By means of a c

ServSwitch™ DKM 78 7.1 Status Display via Console and OSD 7.1.1 Open the „Status“ Menu Please perform the following steps: Enter into the OSD with k

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STATUS INFORMATION 79 7.1.2 Status Display of CON Ports Please select the option “CON Ports” in the “Status” menu by using the cursor buttons and c

ServSwitch™ DKM 80 Displays Number of CPU port with KVM connection (monitor + keyboard/mouse)Number of current CON Port Name of current CON

STATUS INFORMATION 81 7.1.3 Status Display of CPU Ports Please select the option “CPU Ports” in the “Status” menu by using the cursor buttons and c

ServSwitch™ DKM 82 Displays Number of User port with KVM connection (monitor + keyboard/mouse)Number of current CPU Port Name of current C

STATUS INFORMATION 83 7.1.4 Display of Network Status Please select the option “Network” in the “Status” menu by using the cursor buttons and confi

ServSwitch™ DKM 84 Display: Statistics – Number of Packets received/transmitted: Field Description Errors Number of Packets with errors Dropped Number

STATUS INFORMATION 85 7.1.5 Display of Firmware Status Please select the option “Firmware” in the “Status” menu by using the cursor buttons and con

ServSwitch™ DKM 86 Page II of “Status Firmware”

STATUS INFORMATION 87 7.2 Status Display via Browser / Web Interface The Web Interface is under development. In Browser mode, status display of the

ServSwitch™ DKM 88 7.3 Status Display via Serial- Interface The ServSwitch™ DKM provides limited status information via Serial Interface. Available T

ServSwitch™ DKM 8 EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY The products listed below in the form as delivered are in conformity with the provisions of the follow

STATUS INFORMATION 89 7.4 Status Display via LCD-Display The ServSwitch™ DKM provides various functions to display status information via LCD- Dis

ServSwitch™ DKM 90 7.4.3 Status Mask From the „Menu“ Mask you open the „Status“ Mask by pressing <RETURN>. Status Ports Network Flash Tasks

STATUS INFORMATION 91 Displays: Status Ports Output Input CPU_01 CON_01 CPU_02 n.c. CPU_03 n.c. CPU_04

ServSwitch™ DKM 92 Display: Interface: Field Description DHCP Display of dynamic network configuration status (‚YES’ or ‚NO’) IP Address Display of I

STATUS INFORMATION 93 7.4.6 Display of Flash Status Please select the option “Flash” in the “Status Mask” by using the cursor buttons and confirm w

ServSwitch™ DKM 94 Page 2 of „Status Flash Mask“ Status Flash File Filename Size config07.sys 3444 config08.sys 3444 modul.sys

STATUS INFORMATION 95 Menu „CGI“: Please select the option “CGI” in the “Status Flash Mask” by using the cursor buttons and confirm with <RETURN&

ServSwitch™ DKM 96 8 Control of ServSwitch™ DKM The ServSwitch™ DKM can be operated in three different ways: a) Instant Switching:  By means of a

CONTROL OF SERVSWITCH™ DKM 97 8.1 Instant Switching 8.1.1 Keyboard Hot Keys Instant Switching with Keyboard Hot Keys is the fastest way for a user

ServSwitch™ DKM 98 8.1.3 Macro Keyboard Switching of the ServSwitch™ DKM can be performed very efficiently via an X-Keys Macro Keyboard with 16 butt