Tripp Lite NetController B040-008-19 Manual de usuario

NetController Console

KVM & Rackmount

KVM Switches

Models: B040-008-19, B040-016-19, B042-004,

B042-008 & B042-016

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Quick Start Guide

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1. Depending on whether you want to mount the KVM switch to the front

or back of the rack, attach the included rack-mount brackets to the

front or rear side of the KVM switch.

2. Using user-supplied screws, mount the rack-mount brackets of the

KVM switch to the rack.

The B040-Series Console KVM Switches come with removable rack-

mount brackets, allowing the unit to be installed by a single person.

1. Remove the rack-mount brackets from the unit and mount them to the

back of the rack using user-supplied screws.

2. Take the Console KVM Switch and gently slide it into the rack so that

it slides into the rack-mount brackets you just mounted.

3. Mount the rack-mount brackets on the front of the unit to the rack

using user-supplied screws.

The B040-Series Console KVM Switches can be mounted to a

2-post rack using Tripp Lite’s B019-000 2-Post Rack-Mount Kit

(sold separately). See the B019-000 owner’s manual for installation

instructions.

Standard KVM Switch Rack-Mount

Instructions

Standard Console KVM Switch

Rack-Mount Instructions

2-Post Rack Console KVM Switch

Rack-Mount Instructions

1. Before starting the installation, shut down all computers that are to be

connected to the KVM switch.

2. Connect the external power supply (B042-Series KVMs) or power

cord (B040-Series KVMs) to the unit, and then plug it into a

Tripp Lite Surge Protector, PDU or Uninterruptible Power Supply

(UPS).

3. B042-Series KVM Switches Only: Connect a USB or PS/2 keyboard,

a mouse and a monitor to the console ports on the back of the KVM

switch.

Note: Any combination of mouse and keyboard will work; PS/2 keyboard and

mouse, USB keyboard and mouse, PS/2 keyboard and USB mouse, USB

keyboard and PS/2 mouse.

4. B040-Series Console KVM Switches Only: Connect an external

USB mouse or keyboard and an external monitor to the corresponding

external console ports on the back of the unit. You can also add

remote access to the KVM switch by connecting a B051-000 IP

Remote Access unit to the external console ports on the back of the

unit. (See the B051-000 owner’s manual for details on installation.)

Note: If you are not using the External VGA Monitor port, you must connect

the External VGA Port Terminator to it for the unit to function properly.

5. Using Tripp Lite P780-Series USB/PS2 Combo KVM Cable Kits,

connect a computer to an available computer port on the back of

the unit. Repeat this step for each additional computer you are

connecting.

6. Power on the connected computers.

Single-Stage Installation

P780 series

cables

P780 series

cable kit

Terminator must

be connected

when external

VGA port is not

in use

Daisy-chain up to 16 levels

BANK 16

Daisy-Chain Installation

Warning! The total length of daisy-chain cable from the master KVM

switch to the last KVM switch in the installation must not exceed 98

ft. (30 m)*. If this distance is exceeded, the KVM installation will not

function properly.

1. Connect the external power supply (B042-Series KVMs) or power

cord (B040-Series KVMs) to the Master KVM switch, and then plug

it into a Tripp Lite Surge Protector, PDU or Uninterruptible Power

Supply (UPS).

Note: B040-Series Console KVM Switches can only occupy the rst position

in a daisy-chain.

2. B042-Series KVM Switches Only: Connect a USB or PS/2

keyboard, a mouse and a monitor to the console ports on the back of

the Master KVM switch.

Note: Any combination of mouse and keyboard will work; PS/2 keyboard and

mouse, USB keyboard and mouse, PS/2 keyboard and USB mouse, USB

keyboard and PS/2 mouse.

P780 series

cable kit

HDB15 video connector

PS/2 connector for

keyboard interface on

computer

Terminator must

be connecte

when external

VGA port is not

in use

P780 series

cables

Host Computer

BANK 1

BANK 2

BANK 16

USB connector

USB-to-PS/2 adapter for

PS/2 mouse interface on

computer

Terminator

Firmware upgrade via “Daisy-chain in” port

through a host computer (RS-232)

Daisy-chain up to 16 levels

Daisy-Chain Installation

3. B040-Series Console KVM Switches Only: Connect an external

USB mouse or keyboard and an external monitor to the corresponding

external console ports on the back of the Master Console KVM switch.

You can also add remote access to the KVM switch by connecting a

B051-000 IP Remote Access unit to the external console ports on the

back of the unit. (See the B051-000 owner’s manual for details on

installation.)

Note: If you are not using the External VGA Monitor port, you must connect

the External VGA Port Terminator to it for the unit to function properly.

4. Using the included 8” Daisy-Chain Cable, or a P781-Series Daisy-

Chain Cable (sold separately), connect the Daisy-Chain Out port of

the Master KVM switch to the Daisy-Chain In port of the second-level

B042-Series KVM Switch.

Note: The maximum distance between any two daisy-chained KVM switches

is 98 ft (30 m)*.

5. Connect the external power supply to the second-level B042-Series

KVM Switch and then plug it into a Tripp Lite Surge Protector, PDU or

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS). Repeat Steps 4 and 5 for any

additional KVM switches you are adding, with no more than 16 KVM

switches in the entire installation.

Note: The total length of daisy-chain cable from the master KVM switch to

the last KVM switch in the installation must not exceed 98 ft. (30 m)*. If this

distance is exceeded, the KVM installation will not function properly.

6. After you have daisy-chained all of the KVM switches, connect the

Daisy-Chain Terminator that came with your B042-Series KVM Switch

to the Daisy-Chain Out port of the last KVM in the installation.

7. Using Tripp Lite P780-Series USB/PS2 Combo KVM Cable Kits,

connect a computer to an available computer port on the installation.

Repeat this step for each additional computer you are connecting.

Daisy-Chain Installation

8. Power on the connected computers.

* Previous versions of NetController KVM Switches may not support these

distances. If you experience problems when daisy-chaining within the max.

distance requirements, you may need to upgrade the rmware of your unit.

(See the manual CD for details on performing a rmware upgrade.)

Notes:

• A new hardware version (v2) of B040-008-19 was released in 2019, requiring

dierent rmware from the previous version (v1). The Support tab of the model

page on tripplite.com includes a zip folder for v2. It contains an FW Notes

le along with the applicable rmware to help you determine which hardware

version you have and which rmware to use. The current rmware comes pre-

installed on all v2 models. If you have a hardware version (v1) KVM, consult

Technical Support for the applicable rmware.

• If problems occur when daisy-chaining 8- or 16-port KVM switches, conrm

all switches have the same hardware version. If rmware is not up to date,

upgrade the rmware of your unit(s).

Ports on the NetController KVM Switches can be accessed via

Pushbuttons, Hotkeys or OSD. In addition, the OSD allows you to

perform various operations on the KVM switch.

To switch to a port via Pushbutton, simply press the Push-button of the

port that you wish to access. To access ports via hotkey commands, or

use the OSD to operate the KVM switch, see the table below:

Hotkey

Command

Hotkey

Sequence1OSD Procedure Description

Select port

(Single-stage

installation)

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Scroll Lock]2, ab

ab = 2-Digit Port

Number (01 – 16)

In the OSD Main Page,

highlight the desired port using

the up and down arrow keys

([Page Up] and [Page Down]

displays additional ports) and

press the [Enter] key.

Switches console focus to the

selected port.

Select port

(Daisy-chain

installation)

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Scroll Lock]2

ab, yz

ab = 2-Digit

Station Number

(01 – 16)

yz = 2-Digit Port

Number (01 – 16)

In the OSD Main page,

highlight the desired port using

the up and down arrow keys

([Page Up] and [Page Down]

displays additional ports and

KVMs) and press the [Enter]

key.

Switches console focus to the

selected KVM switch and port.

Next Lower

Port

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Scroll Lock]2, [↓]

— Switches console focus from

the current port to the next

accessible port prior to it.

Next Higher

Port

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Scroll Lock]2, [↑]

— Switches console focus from

the current port to the next

accessible port after it.

Next Lower

Station

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Page Up]

— Switches console focus from

the current port to the rst

accessible port on the next

lower-level KVM switch.

Next Higher

Station

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Page Down]

— Switches console focus from

the current port to the last

accessible port on the next

higher-level KVM switch.

Beep On/O󰀨 [Scroll Lock]2,

[Scroll Lock]2, [B]

— Toggles the Beeper On/

O󰀨. The Beeper sounds

when performing a Hotkey

Command or during an Auto

Scan.

Initiate an Auto

Scan

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Scroll Lock]2, [S]

Press the [F2] key when in

any of the OSD Pages.

Initiates an Auto Scan. Press

any key to stop an Auto Scan.

Title Bar On/

O󰀨

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Scroll Lock]2, [T]

—Turns the Title Bar On/O󰀨.

Note: This does not aect the Title

Bar setting in the OSD.

Reset Console

Mouse

[Scroll Lock]2,

[End]

— Resets the console mouse in

the event of a lockup.

KVM Operation

Hotkey

Command

Hotkey

Sequence1OSD Procedure Description

Open the OSD

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Spacebar]

— Opens the OSD Menu.

Change

the Hotkey

Preceding

Sequence

[Scroll Lock]2,

[H], y

y = [Scroll Lock],

[Caps Lock],

[Num Lock] or

[F12]

In the OSD Setup Page,

highlight the Hotkey setting

and use the [→] and [←] keys

to select the desired Hotkey

preceding sequence. Press

the [Enter] key to save the

change.

Changes the hotkey preceding

sequence to [Scroll Lock],

[Caps Lock], [Num Lock]

or [F12]

Last Known

Active Port

Restore

[Scroll Lock]2,

[Scroll Lock]2, [L]

— Enables/Disables the feature

that restores the KVM switch

to the last port to have the

KVMs focus prior to a power

failure.

Load Default — In the OSD Setup Page,

highlight the Load Default

setting and press the [Enter]

key. When prompted to

conrm the action,

highlight Yes and press the

[Enter] key.

Restores the OSD Settings to

the factory defaults.

Note: This does not aect

password security.

OSD

Appearance

— In the OSD Setup Page,

highlight the OSD Appearance

setting and use the [→] and

[←] keys to select Yes or

No. Yes turns on the OSD

Appearance function; No turns

it O󰀨.

When this setting is turned

on, the OSD will remain open

instead of closing when the

OSD Main Page is used to

switch ports.

Edit Port

Names

— In the OSD Main Page,

highlight the desired port and

press the [Insert] key. Type

in a port name and press the

[Enter] key. Port names can

be up to 16 characters, using

A – Z, 0 – 9.

Edits the name assigned to

a port.

Auto Scan

Period

— In the OSD Setup Page,

highlight the Auto Scan Period

setting and use the [→] and

[←] keys to choose a time

frame between 5 and 95, with

intervals of 5 seconds. Press

the [Enter] key to save the

setting.

Sets the amount of time spent

on each computer during an

Auto Scan. The default is 10

seconds.

Auto Logout — In the OSD Setup Page,

highlight the Auto Logout

setting and use the [→] and

[←] keys to choose a time

frame between 00 and 99

seconds. A setting of 00

disables this feature. Press

the [Enter] key to save the

setting.

Sets the amount of inactivity

time before a user is logged

out of the KVM switch,

requiring a password to regain

access. The default is 00,

which disables this feature.

Hotkey

Command

Hotkey

Sequence1OSD Procedure Description

OSD Timeout — In the OSD Setup Page,

highlight the OSD Timeout

setting and use the [→] and

[←] keys to choose a time

frame between 00 and 95

seconds, with intervals of

5 seconds. A setting of 00

disables this feature. Press

the [Enter] key to save the

setting.

Sets the amount of inactivity

time before the OSD is closed.

The default is 30 seconds.

Title Bar

Position

— In the OSD Setup Page,

highlight the Title Bar setting

and use the [→] and [←]

keys to choose between 5

options: Disable, Left, Right,

Left Timed, Right Timed. Press

the [Enter] key to save the

setting.

Determines if the Title Bar

is displayed when switching

ports; and, if so, what side of

the screen it is on and how

long it is displayed for. The

timed settings turn the title bar

o󰀨 after 5 seconds.

Password — In the OSD Setup Page,

highlight the Password

setting and press the [Enter]

key. Choose Yes to enable

password security or No

to disable it, and then hit

the [Enter] key. If enabling

password security, you will

be asked to enter in a new

password. Passwords can

be up to 8 characters (A – Z,

0 – 9). If disabling password

security, you will be asked

to enter in the previous

password.

Enables/Disables password

security. When enabled, a

user is required to enter a

password to regain access

to the KVM switch after they

have been logged out.

1 Hotkeys in a hotkey command must be pressed within 2 seconds of each other

for the command to be successful. 2 The Hotkey preceding sequence is user-

denable, and can be changed to [Scroll Lock], [Caps Lock], [Num Lock] or

[F12].

KVM Operation

Warranty and Product Registration

1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: Models B040-008-19 & B040-016-19

3-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: Models B042-004, B042-008 & B042-016

Seller warrants this product, if used in accordance with all applicable instructions,

to be free from original defects in material and workmanship for a period of 1 year

(B040-008-19 and B040-016-19) or 3 years (B042-004, B042-008 and B042-016) from the

date of initial purchase. If the product should prove defective in material or workmanship

within that period, Seller will repair or replace the product, in its sole discretion. Service

under this Warranty can only be obtained by your delivering or shipping the product (with all

shipping or delivery charges prepaid) to: Tripp Lite; 1111 W. 35th Street; Chicago IL 60609;

USA. Seller will pay return shipping charges. Visit tripplite.com/support before sending any

equipment back for repair.

THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO NORMAL WEAR OR TO DAMAGE RESULTING

FROM ACCIDENT, MISUSE, ABUSE OR NEGLECT. SELLER MAKES NO EXPRESS

WARRANTIES OTHER THAN THE WARRANTY EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN.

EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ALL IMPLIED

WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ALL WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS,

ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE; AND

THIS WARRANTY EXPRESSLY EXCLUDES ALL INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES. (Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts,

and some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential

damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This Warranty gives

you specic legal rights, and you may have other rights which vary from jurisdiction to

jurisdiction).

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subject to great variation, the manufacturer makes no representation or warranty as to the

suitability or tness of these devices for any specic application.

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