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Hardware Setup
Two-Stage Installation
5. Plug the power cord that came with the cascaded KVM switch into its power socket, and then into a Surge Protector,
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) or PDU.
6. Repeat these steps for any other second-stage units you wish to connect.
7. First power on the first-stage KVM Switch and then power on all second-stage KVM switches.
8. Turn on the power to all of the connected computers/servers.
Note: The Power On sequence requires that the first-stage KVM Switch be powered on first. After the first-stage KVM Switch has been powered on, all
second-stage units must be powered on. After the second-stage units have been powered on, the connected computers/servers can be powered on.
Laptop USB Console (LUC)
The front panel of the KVM switch features a USB Micro-B port, which connects to the USB port on a laptop, to provide console
control of the KVM switch. To use this feature, connect your laptop to the LUC port on the front of the KVM using a USB Micro-B
cable. When connected, an extra drive will appear in your computer's My Computer screen. Click on this drive to bring up the
Windows and Java Non-Browser Clients. Run the desired client to access the KVM switch. The client's login screen will appear,
with the KVM showing up as a USB Mass Storage device in the Login Screen's Server List. Highlight the KVM and then connect per
the instructions in the AP Windows Client Login and/or AP Java Client Login sections of this manual.
Hot Plugging
The B064-Series KVM Switches support hot plugging: components can be removed and added back into the installation by
unplugging and replugging their cables from the ports without the need to shut the unit down. The KVM also includes an Adapter
ID function that stores the port settings of the SIU (Port OS, OS Language, etc.), allowing you to switch an SIU and its connected
computer to a new port without having to re-enter its port settings. The settings are stored by SIU only; therefore, the correct
settings will not transfer if you change the computer connected to the SIU. Also, the Adapter ID function only applies when
switching to ports on the same KVM switch.
Powering Off & Restarting
If it becomes necessary to power off the B064-Series KVM Switch, or the switch loses power and needs to be restarted, wait 10
seconds before powering it back on. Connected computers should not be affected by this but if any of them should fail, simply
restart them.
Port ID Numbering
Each computer on the installation is assigned a unique Port ID. The Port ID is a one or two segment number that is determined
by the Stage Level and KVM port number of the KVM switch to which the computer/server is connected.
Single-Stage Installations
Single-stage installations will have a one segment Port ID consisting of two digits.
(For example, a computer/server connected to port 19 of a B064-032-04-IPG will have a Port ID of 19. A computer/server
connected to port 9 of a B064-032-04-IPG will have a Port ID of 09)
Two-Stage Installations
Two-stage installations will have a two segment Port ID consisting of 4 digits. (2 digits per segment)
• The first segment of the Port ID represents the port number of the first-stage KVM switch to which the cascaded unit is
connected.
• The second segment of the Port ID represents the port number of the second-stage KVM switch to which the computer/server
is connected.
(For example, a computer attached to port 3 of a second-stage KVM switch that is connected to port 15 of the first-stage KVM
switch will have a Port ID of 03-15)
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