Tripp-lite B064-032-04-IPG User Manual Page 34

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OSD Operation (continued)
Device Information (continued)
Item Description
Power Supply 2 The icon to the right of this is gray when power supply 2 is not receiving power. It is blue when power supply 2 is
receiving power.
Fan Warning Message The B064- IPG KVM features temperature sensors that turn the unit’s fans on/off at certain temperatures. Checking
this checkbox will cause the KVM to beep when the fans stop, and a message will appear on the local console screen
asking you to confirm that you are aware of the situation. Note: This notification is prompted whenever a fan stops, and
does not necessarily mean that a fan has failed. As fans are programmed to turn off when the unit drops below a certain
temperature, this notification may be prompted due to normal operation.
Fan Speed (RPM) The current speed of the KVMs 6 fans is displayed here. The speed of the fan is automatically adjusted according to the
temperature. (See Specifications section for fan and sensor location)
If any of the KVMs four sensors sense temperatures greater than 32 C, all fans will be set to spin at half speed.
When all four of the KVMs sensors senses the temperature has dropped below 30 C, all of the fans will be turned off.
If any of the KVMs four sensors senses temperatures greater than 45 C, all fans will be set to spin at full speed.
When all four of the KVMs sensors senses the temperature has dropped below 40 C, all of the fans will be brought
down to half speed.
Temperature Warning
Message
When this checkbox is checked, the system will make a recording in the event log every time that the temperature drops
below or rises above the low and high temperature thresholds.
Threshold When the Temperature Warning Message checkbox is checked, the system will make a recording in the event log every
time that the temperature drops below or rises above the Low and High temperature thresholds entered here.
Temperature Temperature readings from the temperature sensors are displayed here. You can choose to display the temperature
readings in either Celsius or Fahrenheit. (See Specifications section for fan and sensor location.)
The Operating Mode sub-section allows the working parameters of the KVM to be set. The settings in this sub-section are described in the table
below.
Item Description
Force All to Grayscale When this checkbox is checked, all of the accounts in the installation will be forced to view the remote video in black and white.
This can help improve keyboard and mouse response time on slower networks.
Enable Device List When this checkbox is checked, the KVM switch will appear in the device list of the non-browser Windows and Java client main
pages. If this checkbox is not checked, you will still be able to access the KVM via the non-browser clients, but you will have to
manually type in the IP address instead of selecting it from the device list.
Enable Adapter ID When this checkbox is checked, the KVM stores the SIU port properties settings and port access rights, so that if the SIU is
moved to another port, these settings are moved with it. Note: When Enable Adapter ID is checked, Administrator and User
accounts will not see ports that have a powered-off computer, or no computer, connected to them, even if they are given
access to those ports.
Enable First Rider
Transfer
When this checkbox is checked, only the first user on a bus can switch ports. (See Bus Info section under Control Panel in
Remote Session Operation for details.)
Keyboard/Mouse
Broadcast
This drop-down menu allows you to broadcast the keyboard and/or mouse commands to all accessible computers at the same
time. This functionality is disabled by default. Note: For the broadcast feature to function properly, all of the computers must be
running the same OS, all monitors must be set to the same resolution, and the computer screens must have the same layout.
Console Keyboard
Language
Select from the drop-down list the language of the keyboard that is connected to the KVM console port. This defaults at English
US.
The Network sub-section is where the KVMs network settings are
entered.
Operating Mode
Network
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