Belkin F1DS102U - Manual (Page 7)

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STEP-BY-STEP INSTALLATION GUIDE
Installing the HID USB Driver
Note: On some computers, you must enable USB support on your system
BIOS. Please reference your computer manufacturer’s manual or
motherboard manual to verify that USB support is enabled.
1. Connect the 9V, 1A power adapter to the KVM Switch.
2. Boot up the computer you wish to connect via USB as you would
normally with the USB keyboard, monitor, and USB mouse connected
directly to the computer.
3. After the operating system finishes loading, using a standard USB A-
to-B cable, insert the end with the B-type connector to the
KVM Switch. Insert the other end of the cable with the A-type
connector to an available port on your USB computer. Your computer
should recognize your KVM Switch and automatically install the HID
USB driver. Once the driver is installed, you can power down your
computer.
4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 for each additional USB computer you wish
to connect to the KVM Switch.
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Connecting the Console
1. Power down your computers.
2. Remove the rear panel of the KVM Switch to expose the
ports.
3. Connect the USB keyboard to the designated USB
port with the keyboard symbol on the KVM Switch.
Note: You must connect the USB
keyboard to the designated USB
connector to have keyboard
hot key switching functions.
For more information on
keyboard hot keys, see page 14.
4. Connect the USB mouse to
the designated USB port
with the mouse symbol
on the KVM Switch.
5. Connect any USB devices
you wish to share to the USB hub labeled “Device 1, Device 2” on the
KVM Switch.
Note: When sharing USB storage devices, CD-RWs, or hard drives, do not
switch while operating.
6. Connect the monitor cable to the designated
“Console VGA” port on the KVM Switch.