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Using the SCOUTutp 

 

Note: Before switching your computers on, please configure non PS/2 computers 
emulation type in the OSD! 

 
The SCOUTutp provides two possibilities to select the desired computer.  You may use either the 
keyboard Hot Key commands or take advantage of the OSD (On-Screen-Display). 
You may notice that the mouse cannot be used for around 1 second when the SCOUTutp switches to 
another computer. This is normal and is caused by the synchronization process which ensures that 
the mouse operates correctly. 
 

Keyboard Hot Key commands 

To send Hot Key commands to the SCOUTutp switch, press and release the 

 Ctrl  

 key twice within 2 

seconds. Press a command key for the desired effect. The following commands are supported: 
 

First Key 

Second Key 

Command Key 

Confirmation Key 

Command Result 

 Ctrl  

 Ctrl  

Port number 

 Enter  

Switches to the desired PC 

 
In Auto-Scan mode, the image shown on the monitor will automatically switch to the next computer. 
The delay is user definable 
 

Port 

No. 

Computer 

Name 

No. 

C = computer 

S = switch 

 

01 

SUN 

01 

blue 

02 

PS/2 1 

02 

grey 

03 

SCOUT 

03 

grey 

04 

SUN 

04 

blue 

05 

PS/2 3  

05 

blue 

06 

USB 

06 

grey 

07 

USB 

07 

grey 

08 

PS/2 4 

08 

blue 

OSD (On-Screen-Display) 

To access the OSD, press the Hot Key twice 
and the OSD window appears: 
 
Lines with blue text show active computers, lines 
with grey text show inactive computers. 
 
To navigate up and down use the UP and 
DOWN arrow keys. 
 
To jump from one column to another (in 
Settings) use the 

 Tab 

 key. 

 
 
After you have selected a computer press 

 Enter  

. A confirmation label appears showing which 

computer you accessed. To exit the OSD or return to a previous window within the OSD press 

 ESC  

Note

: When you use the OSD you can’t use the keyboard Hot Keys at the same time. 

 

OSD Settings 

General 
Ports 
Time 
Users 
Security 

OSD Settings 

Press 

F2  

 and the setting window will appear.  

When the OSD is password protected only the administrator has access to this 
window. 
 
 
 
 

 

RackAccess i Series 

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User Guide

 

Summary of Contents for RACKACCESS 16I -

Page 1: ...RackAccess 8i RackAccess 16i Installation guide...

Page 2: ...SCOUTutp 16 port kvm Switch IP Access xx represents country specific keyboard layouts Part Numbers 2364 01P SCOUTutp CPU Adaptor PS 2 2364 01U SCOUTutp CPU Adaptor USB 2364 01S SCOUTutp CPU Adaptor S...

Page 3: ...y DDC 2B DDC 2B DDC 2B Keyboard Keys 88 key keyboard 17 key numeric keypad Travel 3mm 0 11 Typing force 60g 20g 2 11oz 0 70oz Life cycle 10 million key presses Touchpad Compatibility Industrial standa...

Page 4: ...ital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This...

Page 5: ...GA resolution 1024x768 on the 15 model 1280x1024 on the 17 and 19 models 88key keyboard 17key numeric keypad Standard 19 Rack mounting accessories High Video Quality The RackAccess built in TFT LCD mo...

Page 6: ...en as below Figure 1 The OSD Screen Pressing the OSD Menu button causes the OSD menu screen to appear Use the keys to select desired group of options Use key for sub menus or select item to change Use...

Page 7: ...Sets the colour temperature to 9300K Return to the previous Menu OSD Adjustment Set the graphic mode or text mode Restores settings to factory default values Enable 720x400 text mode OSD parameter set...

Page 8: ...ale connector to the VGA port on your computer 1 2 Connect the purple PS 2 6 pin Mini DIN keyboard connector to the PS 2 keyboard port on your computer 1 3 Connect the green PS 2 6 pin Mini DIN mouse...

Page 9: ...own on the monitor will automatically switch to the next computer The delay is user definable Port No Computer Name No C computer S switch 01 SUN 01 C blue 02 PS 2 1 02 C grey 03 SCOUT 03 S grey 04 SU...

Page 10: ...n On and Off 2 The password box appears Type the Administrators password default password is admin 3 Press Enter Hot Key Press the Hot Key and the OSD appears To change the Hot Key to Ctrl Ctrl CL on...

Page 11: ...HOT KEYS for the new OSD When you cascade these hotkeys must be different for the top and bottom layers To add change a hotkey 1 On the line to which the Switch is connected press Tab to jump to the...

Page 12: ...the type of the password To change a user name or password you have to navigate to the desired line and column Type a new user name or password User authentication is done solely via the password The...

Page 13: ...e to connect the system first will lead to the software working in demo mode To install the software Insert and start the Documentation CD Choose SCOUTutp RS232 Control The SCOUTutp RS232 Control wind...

Page 14: ...dates the status before every switch Read Configuration To see the current Settings of the entire system names scan Settings etc click Read Configuration All current Settings are received You view the...

Page 15: ...l to different computers There are 3 different access levels These are Y Full access to a particular computer V Viewing access only to a particular computer No keyboard mouse functionality N No access...

Page 16: ...rt of the SCOUTutp system The SCOUTutp Update software and latest firmware is on the Documentation CD and on the Daxten website www daxten com System requirements for the SCOUTutp Update software Pent...

Page 17: ...ears after the ADAPTOR number When Not responding appears there is no computer connected or it is switched off Updating the firmware To update the firmware 1 Open the SCOUTutp Switch Update program 2...

Page 18: ...keys The connected PS 2 keyboard does not have a special SUN keypad to perform special functions in the SUN Operating System environment So when a USB or SUN ADAPTOR is connected to a SUN computer th...

Page 19: ...c A Resets USB ADAPTOR to Mac default QP Esc E Stops the normal USB power off feature Set this if you want to use the attached mouse and keyboard to wake up the computer After executing the Esc E comm...

Page 20: ...than intended 3 If unauthorized modifications were made to product 4 If unreported damages occurred in any shipment of the product 5 If damages were due to or caused by equipment or software not provi...

Page 21: ...o at daxten com www daxten at Tel 43 0 1 879 77 65 Fax 43 0 1 879 77 65 30 Deutschland Salzufer 16 Geb B 10587 Berlin info de daxten com www daxten de Tel 49 0 30 8595 37 0 Fax 49 0 30 8595 37 99 Schw...

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