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8.14 Overriding the Settings of a CPU-Interface Card’s DIP Switches
In addition to their physical DIP switch (see Section 4.2), the CPU-Interface Cards support a “virtual DIP
switch” that you can set with keyboard commands in order to override the physical DIP switch’s settings. (This
can be very convenient if the CPU-Interface Card in question is far away or otherwise hard to get at.) Any
changes to the virtual switch will remain in effect until you either change it again or you move the positions of
the physical DIP switch. (Whenever changes are made to the physical DIP switch, the virtual switch resets itself
to match the physical-switch settings.)
To override all of the DIP-switch positions at once, take these steps:
1. Referring to Section 4.2, determine how you want to set each DIP-switch position. Going left to right from
position 8 to position 1, write down a “1” for each position you want to be ON and a “0” for each position
you want to be OFF. When you finish, you should have an eight-digit binary code that corresponds to your
desired switch-position settings. (Positions 8, 7, and 6 are reserved for future use and should always be
OFF, so the first three digits of the code should be “0 0 0”.)
2. Convert the binary code you derived in step 1 into a decimal number (you can refer to Table C-1 in
Appendix C).
3. Select the computer channel whose physical DIP-switch settings you want to override.
4. Send the <CM>SW+[Enter] command to enable the override of the physical DIP switches on all of the
system’s CPU-Interface Cards.
5. Send the <CM>SW=x[Enter] command, where x is the decimal number you derived in step 2.
To override one DIP-switch position at a time, take these steps:
1. Referring to Section 5.2, determine how you want to set the DIP-switch position. Write down a “1” if you
want it to be ON or a “0” if you want it to be OFF.
2. Select the computer channel whose physical DIP-switch settings you want to override.
3. Send the <CM>SW+[Enter] command to enable the override of the physical DIP switches on the system’s
CPU-Interface Cards.
4. Send the <CM>SWn=b[Enter] command, where n is the switch-position number and b is either 1 (if you
want to turn the position ON) or 0 (if you want to turn the position OFF). For example, send
“<CM>SW4=1[Enter]” if you want to force a 10-second keyboard/mouse-inactivity timeout on that
channel.
To disable the use of virtual switches to override the physical DIP switches, send the <CM>SW–[Enter]
command.
- KV150A-R2 1
- KV160A-R2 1
- THE SERVSWITCH™ FAMILY 2
- FCC, IC, AND NOM STATEMENTS 4
- Contents 6
- Contents (cont’d) 7
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 10
- 1. Specifications 11
- CHAPTER 1: Specifications 12
- 2. Introduction 15
- 2.5 Safety Precautions 19
- CHAPTER 2: Introduction 20
- A B C D E F G H I J K L 21
- SELECTED 24
- B C D E F G H I J K L M N 24
- FAIL POWER 24
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 26
- ESCAPE ENTER 27
- IMPORTANT NOTE 28
- Server Cables, and Computers 38
- 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 40
- CAUTION! 41
- 5. Installing Management and 49
- Serial Control Cards and 49
- Associated Equipment 49
- 5.3 Installing the Cards 51
- 6. Planning and Installing an 53
- Expanded System (Optional) 53
- SWITCH 0 57
- SWITCH 1 57
- SWITCH 2 57
- Regular Transmit Card 59
- (KV1601C) 59
- CAT5 Transmit Card 59
- (KV1603C) 59
- 7. The ServSwitch Multi Hub 65
- Power/fan 66
- Transmit and Receive 66
- 7.2 Features and Benefits 67
- 7.3 Installing the Hub 67
- HE IDLE DISPLAY SCREEN 72
- HE CONTRAST SCREEN 73
- 7.6 Flash Upgrading 76
- X 128 MATRIX 77
- X 384 MATRIX 78
- X 256 MATRIX 79
- 8. Operation 80
- 8.2 Keyboard Control 82
- EYSTROKE NOTATION 82
- EYBOARD-BASED SWITCHING 82
- 8.3 Multiuser Operation 83
- See Section 4.2.3 86
- See Section 9.4.3.E 87
- 88
- 89
- 8.6 Channel Scanning 91
- 8.7 Broadcast Mode 92
- 8.9 Swap Mode 93
- 8.10 Privacy Mode 93
- 8.8 Follow Mode 93
- 8.11 Command Forwarding 94
- CHAPTER 8: Operation 100
- SERVSWITCH™ MULTI 101
- (UICD Consoles Only) 102
- 9.2 The On-Screen Menus 103
- HE CHANNEL-LIST MENU 103
- HE COMMAND-LINE-ENTRY WINDOW 107
- HANNEL-LIST MENU FUNCTIONS 108
- SER-LIST MENU FUNCTIONS 111
- (Command) key. But the 114
- Control Cards 116
- 10.3 The Main On-Screen Menus 118
- Open channels 120
- Active channel 120
- Cursor position 120
- Line in the Open Channel list 120
- (1 of 2 in this example) 120
- ISPLAY CHASSIS CONFIGURATION 123
- ISPLAY FLASH ROM STATUS 124
- EARCH FOR CONNECTED CHASSIS 127
- ET DATE AND TIME 127
- RANSFER SECURITY LOG 128
- RANSFER CHANNEL LIST 129
- Alert Message 130
- Active User List 130
- Log Window 130
- 11. Troubleshooting 133
- CHAPTER 11: Troubleshooting 134
- IDEO BLANKS OUT UNEXPECTEDLY 135
- EYBOARD DOESN’T WORK 135
- OUSE DOESN’T WORK 136
- ERIAL DEVICE DOESN’T WORK 136
- ICROPHONE DOESN’T WORK 137
- 11.2 Calling Black Box 138
- 11.3 Shipping and Packaging 138
- Appendix B: Problem Report 147
- Appendix D: Cables 150
- D.2 User Cables 151
- APPENDIX D: Cables 152
- D.3 Adapters 152
- Serial Connections 153
- Appendix F: 154
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