Troubleshooting - Belkin OmniView F1DW116C Manuel De L'utilisateur

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USING YOUR SWITCH
Completing the Firmware Update
The Switch needs to be power-cycled (or reset) after a successful download, so that
it can program its internal components. The update process will not be complete
until the device has been power-cycled.
Warning! If the update process failed or was disrupted, DO NOT power-cycle the
device! Resetting the device at this point may cause the Switch to be programmed
with corrupted data. This may cause your Switch to stop working and become
incapable of accepting corrective updates. Try updating the device again; if this
fails, then contact Belkin Technical Support for assistance.
Completing a Standalone KVM Firmware Update
1. Power-cycle or reset the Switch.
2. The internal components of the Switch will be reprogrammed with the new code
(This may take several minutes). During the programming process, the
direct-access port selector LEDs will blink on and off and the 7-segment LEDs will
display a series of diagnostic codes.
3. When the update is complete, the Switch will play a series of tones, boot
automatically, and display the Splash Screen. The Switch is now updated and
fully functional.
Completing a Firmware Update on Multiple KVM Switches (Daisy-Chained)
1. Power-off ALL of the Switches in the daisy-chain.
2. Power-on ONE Switch.
3. The internal components of the Switch will be reprogrammed with the new code
(This may take a few minutes). During the programming process the direct-access
port selector LEDs will blink on and off and the 7-segment LEDs will display a
series of diagnostic codes.
4. When the update is complete (approximately 2 minutes), the Switch will play a
series of tones, boot automatically, and display the Splash Screen. The Switch is
now updated and fully functional.
5. POWER-OFF the updated Switch.
6. Repeat steps 2–5 for each of the Switches until all have been successfully updated.
7. When all of the Switches have been independently updated, power-on all of the
BANKs of the daisy-chain. The entire daisy-chain is now updated and fully functional.
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TROUBLESHOOTING

I've daisy-chained multiple Switches; now I want to add another console. What
do I need to do to get it running?
• If you want to add your console to a Switch that is already in your daisy-chain
with its DIP switches set from 00 through 01, you simply have to connect your
monitor, keyboard, and mouse.
• Connect the Switch to the computers following the same procedure that you would
for a standalone Switch. Before you power-on the BANK, connect the daisy-chain
cable to it and one of the Switches on the end of the chain (be sure to use the IN
port on one BANK and the OUT port on the other). Turn on the Switch. Bring up
the OSD on one of the other consoles, and enter Setup Mode. Go to the Passwords
page and click the "Broadcast Passwords" button. The new console is ready to use
and is synchronized with the remainder of your daisy-chain.
• Connect the Switch to the computers following the same procedure that you
would for a standalone Switch. Before you power-on the BANK, connect the
daisy-chain cable to it and one of the Switches on the end of the chain (be sure
to use the IN port on one BANK and the OUT port on the other). Turn on the
Switch. Bring up the OSD, on one of the other consoles, and enter Setup Mode.
Go to the Passwords page and click the "Broadcast Passwords" button. The new
console is synchronized with the remainder of your daisy-chain and ready to use.
I have a Macintosh computer that doesn't have an eject button on its CD tray,
and the Eject key on my keyboard doesn't work through the Switch. How do I
open my drive?
• On Mac OS ® X (v10.1 and up) press F12 to eject the CD.
• Here's how to map the eject function on your keyboard for Mac OS 9:
1. The simple method
a) From the Apple menu, select "Sherlock2".
b) Select the hard drive that contains the Mac OS 9 system information.
c) In the Search field, enter "Eject this disk".
d) Select the magnifying glass icon to begin search.
e) From the Apple menu, select "Control Panels".
f) From the Control Panels menu, select "Keyboard".
g) In the Keyboard dialog box, select the "Function Keys" button.
h) Choose the key that you want to execute the eject function.
i) Select the function key and an "Assign F[X] key" dialog box appears, where X
indicates the number of the function key that you pressed.
j) Choose the application "Eject this disk" (Either from a copy on the desktop,
or from the location indicated in Sherlock) and select the "Assign" button.
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