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operating system does the E-Series KVM Switch support?
Does the E-Series KVM Switch support Microsoft IntelliMouse
and other mice?
How does E-Series KVM Switch allow the user to switch
between ports?
What is the Maximum video Resolution does the E-Series
KVM Switch support?
What video bandwidth does the E-Series KVM Switch
support?
What is the difference between the E-Series KVM Switch
and the SOHO series KVM Switch?
What are the benefits of E-Series KVM Switch over
a similar competitor product?
Do I have to install any software to use the E-Series
KVM Switch?
Does the E-Series KVM Switch require an AC adapter?
Can I use the E-Series KVM Switch to switch video
signals only?
Why is my Dell Laptop unable to display video?
Q: What operating system does the E-Series KVM Switch
support?
A: The E-Series KVM Switch will support any operating system that
that runs on a PS/2 platform. It will also work with Sun and Macs
using the appropriate adapters (Belkin OmniView? Sun Adapter F1D082,
OmniView? Mac Adapter F1D080). Operating systems include, but
are not limited to DOS, Windows 3.x/95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP, Linux,
Mac OS
Q: Does the E-Series KVM Switch support Microsoft IntelliMouse
and other mice?
A: The E-Series KVM Switch support all mice including the Microsoft
IntelliMouse, Logitech MouseMan +, Marble Plus and Marble FX,
Kensington Expert Mouse, and all Belkin brand Mouse.
Q: How does E-Series KVM Switch allow the user to switch
between ports?
A: E-Series KVM Switch supports two methods of port selection.
The user can select computers using special designated Keyboard
Hot keys, or can access the desired port by directly interfacing
with the front-panel port selector button.
Q: What is the Maximum video Resolution does the E-Series KVM
Switch support?
A: The advanced video circuit in the E-Series KVM Switch supports
a maximum resolution of 2048x1536 @ 85Hz. Higher resolutions support
is ideal for graphics artist and designers who dement the high
quality video.
Q: What video bandwidth does the E-Series KVM Switch support?
A: The E-Series KVM Switch support 400MHz of video bandwidth.
Q: What is the difference between the E-Series KVM Switch
and the SOHO series KVM Switch?
A: A: The SOHO KVM Switch offers additional Audio and Microphone
support, a space saving desktop design, cable management, FLASH
upgrade capability and USB option.
Q: What are the benefits of E-Series KVM Switch over a
similar competitor product?
A: The E-Series KVM Switch is an affordable KVM switch packed
with features that are found in units that are higher in price.
The E-Series KVM switch offers Fast Hot-key command switching,
resolution support of up to 2048x1536@85Hz, Auto Scan, Belkin's
2-Year limited warranty and a price that cannot be matched.
Q: Do I have to install any software to use the E-Series KVM Switch?
A: No, The E-Series KVM Switch does not require any drivers or
software to be installed on your computers. Simply connect all
your computers to the PC ports on the KVM switch, then attached
one Monitor, mouse and Keyboard to the Console port and it is
ready for use.
Q: Does the E-Series KVM Switch require an AC adapter?
A: No, the E-Series KVM Switch can be powered by the PS/2 keyboard.
An optional 9VDC, 600mA power adapter may be used for instances
where power cannot be drawn from a PS/2 Port of a computer.
Q: Can I use the E-Series KVM Switch to switch video signals
only?
A: Yes, you may use the E-Series KVM Switch to switch between
video signals only without having to connect the keyboard and
mouse. Keyboard and mouse should be connected directly to the
computer that the video signal is taken from to insure that your
computer functions properly.
Note: The E-Series KVM will require
the use of the optional AC power adapter since power cannot be
drawn from the computer via the Keyboard ports.
Q: Why is my Dell Laptop unable to display video?
A: This is because by default most laptops are not setup to display
external video.
You can fix this by doing the following:
After turning on the laptop you
will need to enable external monitor support. This is done by
holding down the “Fn” key and while holding it down
press F8 once or twice. This enables both the external monitor
and the internal laptop screen.
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