Black Box ServSwitch ACU5200A, Руководство пользователя

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CHAPTER 4: OPERATIONS
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4. Operations
4.1 Powering the ServSwitch Wireless KVM Extender
The ServSwitch Wireless KVM Extender units (transmitter and receiver) have been
factory configured to operate as a companion pair. The initial radio link between the two
units is established by the receiver, although all other aspects of the link are controlled by
the transmitter. Once the radio link is established, mouse, keyboard, video and audio data
is free to flow between the two units.
To power up the ServSwitch Wireless KVM Extender:
1. Complete all of the installation steps. See Chapter 2.
2. Power up the ServSwitch Wireless transmitter and wait for the middle LED labeled
S2
to illuminate.
3. Power up the monitor attached to the ServSwitch Wireless receiver.
4. Power up the ServSwitch Wireless receiver.
5. Power up your computer.
NOTE: Always power up the ServSwitch Wireless transmitter and wait for the middle LED labeled S2 to
illuminate before powering up your computer.
4.2 Informational Messages
When the ServSwitch Wireless receiver is powered up, it will display a message on the
computer monitor to which it is attached:
Searching for CLT_000c4116bc7b
The 000c4116bc7b is replaced by the MAC id of the radio board in your transmitter unit.
This message indicates that your receiver unit is actively searching for its companion
transmitter. When it finds the companion transmitter, it will display a second message
beneath the first:
Connecting to CLT_000c4116bc7b
The 000c4116bc7b is replaced by the MAC id of the radio board in your transmitter unit.
This message indicates that your receiver unit is establishing the radio link with your
transmitter unit. When this link is established, both messages will be removed and the
monitor will display video information from your computer.
4.3 LEDs
Both the ServSwitch Wireless transmitter and receiver contain three LEDs visible from
the front of each unit. The LEDs are labeled on the unit.