20 Most Recent Belkin F1DK102P 2-port KVM Switch Questions & Answers

You can try CTRL CTRL instead of scroll-lock. it was working for me. It is not mentioned in the manual.

I've tried to remove but can't. I've now resorted to soaking up the liquid in the reservoir with kitchen roll then spraying with general household cleaner and once again mopping up with kitchen roll. You could try a weak solution of bleach or a mixture of bicarb and water instead of general purpose spray

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We have the same model and the same problem. The scroll lock combo did not work for us. You need to press Ctrl, Ctrl then up or down arrow.

The manual was a load of old Tom *** as it did not mention this.

Chard101.

It depends. The switch is an electro-mechanical device.

If the connectors on the switch match the keyboard/mouse connectors on the hardware (PC? HP?) that is running HP-UX, then you can disconnect the keyboard/mouse, connect the switch's connectors to those ports, and connect the keyboard/mouse to the switch.

RJ45 1 to DB25 11 RJ45 2 to DB25 3 RJ45 3 to DB25 2 RJ45 4 to DB25 18 ~ 25

Press the Scroll Lock key twice and then key 1 or 2 for each PC that you have attached to the cable.

Hope that helps you.

it has been some time since i used this particular kvm. one thing is true about all kvm's, you must boot each computer one at a time and each computer must be active on your monitor. so, turn off both computers and attach your kvm. turn on the computer that is attached to side A or 1. when the computer has reached the login screen you may boot up computer 2. check the documentation that came with your kvm, this particular belkin has a 3 stroke hot key sequence for switching. you can also find it online at the belkin site.

hope this helps,
brian

if i remember right, hitting the scroll lock key twice, and then pressing 1 or 2, depending on which box is your xp box.
hope this helps

Try SCROLL-LOCK, pressed twice, quickly, and then UP-ARROW or DOWN-ARROW.

mcdevito75 here, You can try to contact Belkin itself, but with-in the 2 years you had wireless, many more users of different computers, and satalites that the wireless needs have also changed.

The use of any kvm switch regardless of how many ports is to allow you to use 1-Keyboard, 1-Video(monitor), and 1-Mouse between multiple computers.

If your keyboard and this KVM Switch are both PS2 (from the picture I see the KVM Switch is PS2 and from the Internet searching for Scorpius -p7 trackball keyboard I see it can be either USB or PS2) the connections are straight forward.

Usually a 2 port KVM switch uses keystrokes to make the switch, they are usually "Scroll Lock" or rarely "Num Lock" -- press the key 2 times with about a second or less between presses. You may hear a BEEP from the switch indicating "it's hearing your request."

Good Luck
Jeff

I've never used that switch personally, but the standard for these kinds of switches of any brand is to hit Scroll Lock twice. The manual for this model says you need to press Scroll Lock twice then the Up arrow or Down arrow. Here is the link for the product manual: http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/p74242-d_f1dk102p_manual.pdf

Here you are: http://cache-www.belkin.com/support/dl/p74242-d_f1dk102p_manual.pdf
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