Belkin F1DN104M User Manual page 8

OVERVIEW
Table of Contents SECTIONS
USB Keyboard console port
The Belkin Secure Windowing KVM USB keyboard console port is
compatible with the following types of devices:
• Standard USB keyboard;
•
Standard USB mouse; and:
•
Bar-code readers emulating USB keyboard.
Notes:
- Keyboard devices having internal USB hubs are not supported.
- Composite devices having keyboard function and mouse function
are supported including extenders.
PS/2 Keyboard console port
The Belkin Secure Windowing KVM PS/2 keyboard console port is
compatible with the following types of devices:
•
Standard PS/2 keyboard; and:
•
Bar-code readers emulating USB keyboard.
USB Mouse console port
The Belkin Secure Windowing KVM USB mouse console port is compatible
with the following types of devices:
•
5-Buttons USB mouse
Notes:
- Mouse devices having internal USB hubs are not supported.
- Composite devices having mouse function are supported including
extenders.
PS/2 Mouse console port
The Belkin Secure Windowing KVM PS/2 mouse console port is compatible
with the following types of devices:
• 5-Buttons PS/2 mouse.
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Regular PS/2 (using a regular PS/2 mouse might create some
limitations and is not recommended.
User Authentication Devices (F1DN104M, F1DN204M only)
The Belkin Secure Windowing KVM is compatible with the following types
of user authentication devices plugged into the product CAC Port:
•
USB smart-card reader (or Common Access Card reader); or:
• USB biometric device (such as fingerprint recognition device); or:
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USB authentication token.
User Display
The Belkin Secure Windowing KVM are compatible with the following
types of user displays:
•
DVI-D Single-link; or:
• DVI-D Dual-link interface that may operate as single-link(1); or:
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HDMI (adapter to DVI needed); or:
• DVI-I (in digital interface mode).
• Maximum display resolution supported: 1920x1200
Notes:
(1) Some dual-link DVI-D displays can only operate in dual-link mode.
Do not use these displays with F1DN104M and F1DN204M.
(2) Some older displays may cause long delays when switching
between normal view mode and full screen mode.
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