User guide

Operating
the SmartRack 116 IP Switching System Locally
Using the OSD
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E
diting the Computer Name
In the Ports Settings
window
To avoid confusion,
the names given in the OSD should match the names given
in the W
eb configuration
To edit a computer name:
1.
In the Ports Settings window (see
name that you want to edit
2.
Edit the name, as follows
 To erase a character
replaces the erased
character.

To erase an entire line
k
eep the Space bar depressed until the line is erased.
Modifying the Keyboard Setting
The SmartRack 116 IP
operates with Windows, Linux, HP UX, Alpha UNIX SGI, DOS,
Novell, MAC-USB,
or Open VMS.
By default,
the keyboard mode is set to PS
computers and UNIX servers connected to ROC/RICCs USB.
For systems with UNIX servers connected to ROC/RICCs PS/2
follows:
 U1 for HP UX
 U2 for Alpha UNIX, SGI,
and
 U3 for IBM AIX
To
modify the keyboard settings
1. In the Ports S
ettings window (see
the line that you want to edit
2.
Press the Space bar to toggle between
6.2.6 Configuring the T
To configure the time settings:
1.
In the OSD Settings window (see
is on it, and press Enter
.
The Time Settings window appears.
the SmartRack 116 IP Switching System Locally
diting the Computer Name
window
, the computer names can be
up to 15 characters
the names given in the OSD should match the names given
eb configuration
.
In the Ports Settings window (see
Figure 77), navigate to the Name
column
name that you want to edit
.
Edit the name, as follows
:
– Select it and press the Space bar. A b
lank spac
character.
To erase an entire line
–
Place the cursor at the beginning of the line
eep the Space bar depressed until the line is erased.
Modifying the Keyboard Setting
operates with Windows, Linux, HP UX, Alpha UNIX SGI, DOS,
or Open VMS.
the keyboard mode is set to PS
, which is suitable for Intel-
based
computers and UNIX servers connected to ROC/RICCs USB.
For systems with UNIX servers connected to ROC/RICCs PS/2
,
set the KB column as
and
Open VMS
modify the keyboard settings
:
ettings window (see
Figure 77), navigate to the KB
column
the line that you want to edit
.
Press the Space bar to toggle between
the available options.
Configuring the T
ime Settings
To configure the time settings:
In the OSD Settings window (see
Figure 75), navigate to TIME
so that the red line
.
The Time Settings window appears.
up to 15 characters
long.
the names given in the OSD should match the names given
column
, to the
lank spac
e
Place the cursor at the beginning of the line
, and
operates with Windows, Linux, HP UX, Alpha UNIX SGI, DOS,
based
set the KB column as
column
, and go to
so that the red line