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KVM over IP Switch User Manual
 When the Enable Adapter ID function is enabled (the default) the switch
stores adapter cable information for each of its ports, so that when you
move a KVM Adapter Cable from one port to another, it remembers the
adapter cable's port properties information at the new location (see The
Adapter ID Function, page 38).
 When the Enable Local Console Cascading function is enabled, the KVM
over IP switch can be cascaded as a child station from a KM0532 or
KM0932 parent switch. If the KVM over IP switch is cascaded this way,
and is accessed via the KM0532 or KM0932, authentication and
authorization is handled via the KM0532 or KM0932.
Note: 1. The cascaded KVM over IP switch can still be accessed directly via a
Browser or AP login, in which case authentication and authorization
is managed through its own User Management database.
2. Local Console Cascading is only compatible with the KA7170
adapter cable.
 If Enable First Logon Transfer is enabled, only the first user on a bus can
switch ports. Other users on the bus cannot switch ports unless there is a
bus that is already connected to the port they would like to access, or there
is a free bus available. (For details regarding users and buses, see Users
and Buses, page 233.)
 For Keyboard/Mouse Broadcast, drop-down the list to make your choice.
 If you enable Keyboard Broadcast, your keystrokes will be duplicated
on all the attached servers that currently appear in the Sidebar.
 If you enable Mouse Broadcast, your mouse movements and clicks
will be duplicated on all attached servers currently in the Sidebar.
Note: 1. On a KVM switch that is cascaded from the KVM over IP
switch, only one port can perform a Keyboard/Mouse
broadcast at a time.
2. For Mouse Broadcast, you and all the servers must be running
the same OS; all the monitors must have the same resolution;
and all the screens must have an identical layout.
 The Console Keyboard Language setting lets you specify which keyboard
mapping is being used by the Local Console keyboard. Drop down the list
to make your choice.
 Use the COM Settings drop-down menus to select the type of device that is
connected to COM 1 (Serial or PDU) and COM 2 (Serial or Modem).
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