DAXTEN 1014-108P Manual Do Utilizador

 

To access the OSD, press the Hot Key 

Scroll Lock Scroll Lock 

Space Bar. 

OSD (On Screen Display) is a menu that is superimposed on your 
screen. On the OSD Menu, you will have a listing of the available 
units (banks) and channels for selection and the currently online 
status of each channel. You can use it to control the SCOUT 
Switch with more convenient and intuitive menu-driven operation. 
The OSD menu also allows you to rename your computer (up to 9 
characters), and to find the specific computer by its name. It also 
allows you to password-protect your SCOUT Switch system. Use 
the left, right, up, down cursor keys to navigate. Use 

Enter / 

Insert key to select and edit. 

 

Navigate to the PC Name you want to change, and then press 
Enter or Insert key for editing a new PC name. When done, press 
Enter to validate the new name. 

 

Use cursor keys to navigate to the SCAN option on the OSD Menu, and then hit 

Enter to select and 

edit the auto scan delay time. The Autoscan Delay Time is default to 10 seconds. The autoscan delay 
time could be specified within the range of 5 seconds to 99 seconds by an increment of 1 second. 
Users can adjust the scan delay time according to their needs.  

 

Use cursor keys to navigate to the OSD option on the OSD Menu, and then hit Enter to select and edit 
the OSD Remain time.  The OSD Remain Time is defaulted to 10 seconds. The OSD time can be 
specified within the range of 5 seconds to 99 seconds in increments of 1 second. You can adjust this 
parameter to your needs. 

 

Navigate with cursor keys downwards to the PWD CONFIG option and then hit 

Enter key or Insert 

key to select. Follow the submenu to Enable or Disable the Password Protection. Every time you want 
to change the password configuration, you will be prompted for the password. You have to type in the 
correct password to validate the change. The password can be up to 8 characters long and defaults to 
00000000. You can change the default password with your own password with the PWD CHANGE 
option. 

 

The Password Configuration (PWD CONFIG) function defaults to “No password protection”. When 
password protection is enabled, then every time the SCOUT Switch is reset, it will prompt the next 
user for a password. This feature will provide security to the local KVM console preventing 
unauthorised access or accidental tempering of your computers by unauthorized persons. If you are 
concerned about security of the KVM console, you should have the password protection enabled with 
this OSD option. The next time you leave the KVM console, press the reset hotkey sequence: 

Lock Scroll Lock End (or by pressing the last button for over 2 seconds). The SCOUT Switch will 

reset and next user will be asked for the correct password to gain access to KVM operation. 

 

Navigate with cursor keys downward to the PWD CHANGE option and then hit 

Enter key or Insert 

key to select. A Prompt will appear on screen to request for old password. Type in the old password 
and a new prompt will appear to request for your new password. Type in the new password and press 

Enter for confirmation. The password length is up to 8 characters long.