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Menu Position 

Adjust Menu Offset displays a submenu that is used to adjust the position of the menu window on 
the display.  It can be set for each port independently or the same setting applied to all of the ports.  
Use the arrow keys to move the menu box to the desired 
position on the display. 
When you are finished press the F11 key to have the new 
position apply to all ports or the F10 key to apply only to 
the selected port.  After pressing either F11 or F10 keys 
the SETUP Menu is displayed. 

Status Position 

Adjust Status Position displays a submenu that is used to 
adjust the position of the status window flag on the dis-
play.  It can be set for each port independently or the 
same setting applied to all of the ports.  Use the arrow 
keys to move the menu box to the desired position on the 
display.  (See Adjust Menu Position screen at right.) 
When you are finished press the F11 key to have the new position apply to all ports or the F10 key 
to apply only to the selected port.  After pressing either F11 or F10 keys the SETUP Menu is dis-
played. 

Menu Access Key 

Menu Access Key: Determines which keyboard key will activate the Centerpoint selection menu.  If 
set to PAUSE, then the PAUSE/Break key will activate the Centerpoint menu.  If set to PRTSCR 
then the Print Screen/Sys Rq key will activate the Centerpoint menu.  Use the DOWN ARROW key 
to highlight the MENU ACCESS KEY field and press the ENTER key to toggle between the two op-
tions. 

Change Password 

Change Password displays a submenu that allows the user to change the password that is needed 
to save the changes to any of the Setup changes.  The submenu will prompt for the old password 
and then the new password twice.  Highlight the OLD PASSWORD entry field and type the old pass-
word (default is blank).  Then highlight the NEW PASSWORD entry field and type a password of 11 
characters or less. 
Highlight the TYPE AGAIN entry field and retype the new password.  Highlight the ACCEPT NEW 
PASSWORD and press the ENTER key to go back to the SETUP Menu. 

Summary of Contents for Centercade 16

Page 1: ...Centerpoint 16 Centerpoint 8 Installation and User s Manual Epicenter Inc 211B Calle Pintoresco San Clemente CA 92672 949 366 5370...

Page 2: ...ormance or use of this material Product names mentioned herein may be trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective companies PC AT PS 2 RS 6000 and are registered trademarks of Internat...

Page 3: ...eatures 7 Rack Mount Installation 8 Centerpoint Connections 9 On Screen Controls 10 Operation 14 TFT Setup and Controls 15 Appendices One Year Warranty 17 Factory Default Settings 18 Installing Update...

Page 4: ...As server density increases giving up valuable rack space for management consoles becomes a critical issue Centerpoint 16 and Centerpoint 8 can reduce the space requirements for your KVM switch monito...

Page 5: ...umber of accessible ports controls what will be seen on the On Screen display For example in the section on On Screen controls some of the sample screens show multiple pages to accommodate the 16 port...

Page 6: ...product on a sloping or unstable cart stand or table as the unit may fall causing serious damage to the TFT display When operating Centerpoint 16 or Centerpoint 8 with AC 208 240V power supply use a p...

Page 7: ...Epicenter Inc Page 7 PRODUCT FEATURES...

Page 8: ...e with the included reten tion screws RACK MOUNT INSTALLATION FOR INSTALLATION YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING Centerpoint 16 or Centerpoint 8 Product Power cord Rails with hardware User Guide Epicenter K...

Page 9: ...s video output 1 PS 2 connector for the keyboard and 1 PS 2 connector for the mouse Connecting the Cables First power up the Centerpoint unit and optionally power down any or all computers that will b...

Page 10: ...ides access to the other functions available on the Centerpoint On Screen Display On this screen the symbols preceding the Port Name are Port is connected and is currently selected Blank Port is conne...

Page 11: ...ion of the server up to 22 characters Use F10 key to go back to the SETUP Menu NOTE The changes you make will not take perma nent effect until you leave setup using the save key Edit Port Names F1 F8...

Page 12: ...ve the new position apply to all ports or the F10 key to apply only to the selected port After pressing either F11 or F10 keys the SETUP Menu is dis played Menu Access Key Menu Access Key Determines w...

Page 13: ...the two options Input Control Input Control can be set to DUAL or LOCAL On LOCAL only the primary internal to Centerpoint keyboard and mouse are enabled On DUAL setting both the primary inputs and th...

Page 14: ...the right side of the keyboard becomes a keypad for number entry TOUCHPAD The touchpad buttons operate in a dual mode The standard buttons directly below will activate right and left mouse clicks Als...

Page 15: ...options Remember to use the TFT buttons next to the monitor screen not the keyboard buttons When you have completed your choices the on screen menu can be turned off by pressing the exit button Contro...

Page 16: ...Epicenter Inc Page 16 APPENDICES...

Page 17: ...PICENTER INC SPECIFI CALLY DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE No Epicenter Inc dealer agent or emp...

Page 18: ...E Port Names F1 F8 PORT F1 SERVERNAMEHERE PORT F2 SERVERNAMEHERE PORT F3 SERVERNAMEHERE PORT F4 SERVERNAMEHERE PORT F5 SERVERNAMEHERE PORT F6 SERVERNAMEHERE PORT F7 SERVERNAMEHERE PORT F8 SERVERNAMEHE...

Page 19: ...dard serial cable male DB9 that connects between Centerpoint and the PC or laptop computer The Upgrade exe Software provided by Epicenter Technical Support on the floppy or a hard drive Leave the Cent...

Page 20: ...hance readability Avoid displaying fixed patterns on the monitor for long periods of time to avoid image persistence after image effects ERGONOMICS To realize the maximum ergonomics benefits we recomm...

Page 21: ...61000 3 3 1995 EN 55024 1998 EN 61000 4 2 1995 EN 61000 4 3 1995 EN 61000 4 4 1995 EN 61000 4 5 1995 EN 61000 4 6 1995 EN 61000 4 11 1994 Directive No 73 23 EEC Low Voltage Directive LVD as amended by...

Page 22: ...000 ft 0 to 9144 m Audible Noise Less than 60 dbA Heat Dissipation 85 Btu hr maximum Shock Operating 5 to 500 Hz 0 5 g 0 1 oct min Non operating 5 to 100 Hz 1 g 0 1 octave min 100 to 500 Hz 1 5g 0 2 o...

Page 23: ...2 connector that is marked for keyboard of the Sun PS 2 Converter box Plug the PS 2 mouse connector of the KVM cable to the PS 2 connector that was marked for mouse of the Sun PS 2 Converter box Plug...

Page 24: ...the External Video Port on the Centerpoint Using the keyboard and the touchpad of the Centerpoint to boot the Server and verify the current resolutions of the console and window modes If they are not...

Page 25: ...Epicenter Inc Page 25 Epicenter Inc 211B Calle Pintoresco San Clemente CA 92672 949 366 5370 www epicenterinc com...

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