Symptoms and solutions, Hapter, Roubleshooting – Raritan Computer Paragon switch User Manual

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ROUBLESHOOTING

Symptoms and Solutions

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YMPTOM

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P

ROBABLE

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AUSE

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No Power.

•

Loose Power Cord.

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Power switch is off.

•

Paragon Matrix Switch or User Station (UST1) surge
protection invoked during a power recycling process.
Power off unit, wait 20 seconds, then power unit on.

All computers have no video

display.

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Loose Category 5e UTP cable

•

Loose monitor connection

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UST1 is connected and functioning properly if <Num Lock>
key lights keyboard’s Num Lock LED.

Monitor video display for

some connected computers is

distorted.

•

Monitor type does not match video output designation from
computer.

Keyboard non-functional,

even though there is no

keyboard error at power up.

Cannot input to any computer.

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Loose keyboard connection to UST1.

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Loose Category 5e UTP cable

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Keyboard broken. Hot-swap with a new keyboard

Repeated “Keyboard ERROR”

at computer power-up.

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Loose cable from computer to CIM

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Loose Category 5e UTP cable

•

Paragon components may be out of order. Verify that
computer works with a keyboard directly connected.
Contact Raritan Technical support for assistance.

Keyboard suddenly locks-up

when a particular computer is

selected, but works normally

when other computers are

selected.

•

Loose keyboard cable connection

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Voltage spike (increase) or brown out (decrease) in power
supply to connected Paragon Matrix Switch unit. Power
down Switch, wait 20 seconds, then power on unit.
Powering Switch from a UPS avoids variation in power
supply to Switch.

Repeated “MOUSE

INSTALLATION FAILURE”

at computer power-up.

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Loose mouse cable from computer to CIM

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Loose Category 5e UTP cable

•

If error occurs only with new computers being added to
system, contact Raritan Technical Support for assistance –
mouse emulation firmware may need to be upgraded for
compatibility with newer computers.

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