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The SmartView World is supplied with a single power supply and an appropriate 
country-specific IEC power lead. The SmartView World does not have an on/off 
switch so operation begins as soon as the power supply is connected.
Note: When computers are first powered on they communicate with any 
attached keyboards and mice in order to setup parameters required by their 
operating system. It is necessary for the SmartView World to be attached and 
powered on during this sequence so that it can give the required responses 
and keep track of all modes and settings requested by each of the connected 
computers. 

1  Connect the low voltage output connector from the power supply unit 

to the SmartView World power socket in the lower left corner of the rear 
panel.

A key feature of the SmartView World is its ability to remotely control the power 
of the computers attached to it. The actual power switching process requires 
the use of optional switch boxes available from a number of suppliers (Adder 
part number: EPS-S8), however, the SmartView World offers the control port for 
these switches and the necessary operational integration within its menu system.
The control connector of the first power switch is connected, via serial cable, 
to the rear panel of the SmartView World. Any additional power switches are 
then connected via a ‘daisy-chain’ arrangement to the first power switch. Each 
power switch box is then given a unique address and access to each power port 
(8 ports on each power switch box) is gained using a combination of the switch 
box address and the port number. 
Each power port can then be connected to the power inputs of each computer 
and each power switch box then connected to a mains power supply.

2  Connect the IEC connector of the supplied country-specific power lead to 

the socket of the power supply.

3  Connect the power lead to a nearby main supply socket.

IMPORTANT: Power switching devices have a maximum current rating. It is 
essential to ensure that the total current drawn by the equipment connected 
to the power switching device does not exceed the current rating of the power 
switching device. You must also ensure that the current drawn from any mains 
socket does not exceed the current rating of the mains socket.
Setting up, configuring and using power switching requires three main steps:

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