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INSTALLATION
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Connection and Installation
Step 1
Connecting the Console Devices to the Belkin Secure Flip KVM
Switch
Warning: Before attempting to connect anything to the Switch, or your
computers, please ensure that all computer equipment and devices are
powered off.
1.1 Connect monitor to the User video port.
1.2 Connect the user keyboard to the Console section of the Switch. For
USB-type keyboards, connect to the USB port marked "Keyboard."
1.3 Connect the user mouse to the Console section of the Switch. For USB-
type mice, connect to the USB port marked "Mouse."
Note: The Switch will not operate properly if the keyboard and mouse are
not connected to their respective locations as listed on the steps above.
Additionally, keyboards with integrated USB hubs, card-readers, storage
devices or multimedia extensions are not supported.
Connect a user headphone or amplified speakers to the audio output port
marked "Audio" on the Console section of the Switch.
Caution: Do not connect a microphone to the audio output port.
Belkin® Secure 2 port Flip DVI-D/VGA/DP KVM Switch User Manual
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Step 2 Connecting Computers to the Belkin Secure Flip KVM Switch
2.1 Connect the Belkin Secure Flip KVM Switch to the computers via the
two attached cables. For the USB cable select any available functional
USB port on the computer. For audio connect to the available audio
output (lime green color) or line output (blue color) jacks. For Video
connect to the suitable video jack on the PC.
2.2 Connect remote Control (if needed) to the remote control jack on the
Belkin Secure Flip KVM Switch.
Step 3 Powering Up
3.1 Power on the monitor.
3.2 Connect the Belkin Secure Flip KVM Switch to the cable DC plug of the
external AC/DC power supply.
3.4 Power up all the attached computers, and check for display and
peripheral functionality. All computers can be powered on
Notes: Your computers should recognize the Belkin Secure Flip KVM Switch
and automatically install the HID USB driver if necessary.
You should be able to, at this point, to see an image on the user display
and use the mouse and keyboard.
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