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el-40dt manualFourth Edition August 1998 Printed in the United States of America Apex Part Number 053-0074-00 The information in this guide is subject to change without notice. Apex PC Solutions shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein; nor is it liable for incidental or consequential damages resulting from the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. Sun Microsystems and Sun Sparc are registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. OutLook and OSCAR are registered trademarks and the Apex logo is a trademark of Apex PC Solutions, Inc.Various aspects of OutLook and its OSCAR interface are protected by United States patent number 5721842. Make and model of keyboard and mouse attached to the unit. These numbers are on the underside of each unit. Make and model of computers used. Name and version of operating systems used. 3 Communications Regulation Information ENGLISH FRANCAIS Federal Communications Notice Observation des normes—Classe A (Class A Equipment) Cet appariel numerique respecte les This equipment has been tested and limites de bruits radioelectriques found to comply with the limits for a applicables aux appariels numerique Class A digital device, pursuant to Part de Classe A prescrites dans la norme 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are sur le materiel brouilleur: “Appariels designed to provide reasonable Numerique,” NMB-003 edictee par le interference when the equipment is ministre des Communications.Radio Interference DEUTSCH This equipment generates, uses, and BZT Hinweis can radiate radio frequency energy Hiermit wird bescheinigt, da. Der communications. Operation of this vorschriftsma?ige Betrieb mancher equipment in a residential area is likely Gerat (z.B. Me?sender) kann allerdings to cause harmful interference, in which gewissen Einschrankungen case the user will be required to unterliegen. Beachten Sie deshalb die correct the interference at personal Hinweise in der Bedienungsanleitung. expense.http://domarcas.com/img/userfiles/dangerous-goods-regulation-manual.xml
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Dem Bundesamt fur Zulassungen in DOC Class A Compliance der Telekommunikation wurde das This digital apparatus does not exceed Inverkehrbringen dieses Gerats the Class A limits for radio noise angezeigt und die Berechtigung zur emissions from digital apparatus as set Uberprufung der Serie auf die out in the interference-causing Einhaltung der Bestimmugen equipment standard entitled “Digital eingeraumt. Apparatus,” ICES-003 of the Depart- ment of Communications. 4 Any implied warranty on the switch is limited to one year. Customer Remedies Apex PC Solutions’ entire liability and your exclusive remedy shall be, at Apex’s option, either (a) return of the price paid or (b) repair or replacement of the Product that does not meet Apex’s Limited Warranty and which is returned to Apex with a copy of your receipt.No Other Warranties APEX PC SOLUTIONS DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EX- PRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRAN- TIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCT AND THE ACCOMPANYING PRODUCT MANUAL AND WRITTEN MATERIALS. This Limited Warranty gives you specific rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state. 5 No Liability For Consequential Damages IN NO EVENT SHALL APEX PC SOLU- TIONS BE LIABLE FOR ANY OTHER DAMAGES WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, OR OTHER PECUNIARY LOSS) ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT, EVEN IF APEX PC SOLUTIONS HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.Computers can be identified by name or number, enabling you to view and select server names that make sense to you. A typical OutLook switch system consists of the console (monitor, keyboard, and mouse), the switch unit, and the attached computers. You can choose from a single-user system or a multiple-user system.http://fatihbozkaya.com/media/dangerous-goods-regulations-dgr-regular-bound-manual.xml Additional OutLook switches can be connected to the primary OutLook switch, called tiering, to increase computer access from 4, 8, or 10 computers A P E X O U T L O O K S W I T C H E S 9 Overview Features Illustrations of Switch Systems Model Comparison Chart to as many as 16, 64, or 100 computers. Tiering allows you to modify your OutLook switch system, as your network system needs change. Switching between computers is accomplished by typing a com- mand at the keyboard. The selected computer receives characters typed at the keyboard and displays its video output on the monitor. You can also use the mouse to interact with the graphic interface of the selected computer. The OutLook family of products is available in 4, 8, and 10-port versions and can be used in various configurations to accommodate large or small systems. All versions are packaged in space-efficient 1-U height (1.75-in) or 2-U (3.5-in) cases for desktop or rack-mounted systems. Access up to 100 Sun mouse switching. Designed for computers in tiered configurations.Designed for SunUnix networks. 11. If you do need to return the product, you must get an authori- zation number from technical support. Both models ship with the factory- default “cooperative” switch connection mode. Cooperative switching maintains established port connections. If another console attempts to select that port, the request is denied. If you want to change the default setting to have the switch favor new connec- tions, you need to move the DIP switch 1 to the “preemptive” setting. For additional information and instructions, see Appendix G, Setting DIP Switches. 16 Select location for the OutLook switch OutLook switches can be used in desktop or rackmounted systems. Rackmount kits are available from Apex PC Solutions if you would like to mount your switch in an EIA-standard 19-inch equipment rack. Contact your Apex sales representative for more information regarding rackmount kits for specific computers.https://skazkina.com/ru/boss-db-66-manual See Appendix F for instructions for mounting brackets that fit EIA-standard equipment racks. Maximum Cable Length Distance for Components 12 ft console to switch 50 ft computer to switch The maximum length is determined in part by the computer and peripherals used. Not all systems will give satisfactory results at the maximum length. If the cables on your keyboard, mouse, or monitor require different connectors, you can obtain a converter from Apex (see Appendix B Options and Accessories) or from the manufac- turer of the device. The video sync converter must be connected to both the keyboard and video cables between the switch and the workstation. Special connections The EL-100DT OutLook switch You will need a video cable with HD13W3 connectors and a key- board cable with 8-pin mini-DIN connectors for each computer. (see Appendix B for cable kits) 17 Sun Microsystems Workstations Use the Apex Sun-to-PC keyboard and mouse converter (see Appen- dix B Options and Accessories) to convert the video and keyboard signals from the Sun Microsystems workstation to PC-compatible signals. The converter must be connected to both the keyboard and video cables between the switch and the workstation. This converter is not needed for the OutLook EL-100DT switch. Remote connection Systems with External Keypad The optional Apex external keypad (see Appendix B Options and Accessories) allows remote opera- tion of the OutLook switch without access to the keyboard. The keypad cable terminates with an RJ45 modular plug that is connected to the AUX jack on the back panel of the switch. When you connect the new device, the switch recognizes the device and configures it to the settings of the currently selected computer. This allows you to replace failed devices without having to restart the system. Save the hardware settings when you make changes Whenever you make changes to the switch system, you should save the hardware configuration settings.http://phdpezeshki.com/images/casio-dqd-120b-manual.pdf If you do not save the settings, they will be lost when power is lost or turned off. To reestablish keyboard and mouse communication to the switch, you might have to reboot each com- puter. Console jacks for 2 Place the switch in the desired attaching location. The maximum monitor, distance the console can be keyboard, from the switch is 12 feet. MODEL EL-100DT (refer to fig. 3) 4 You have the option of attach- ing a Sun console or a PC console. The PC console connects to the Alternate Connection jacks. Enabling one set of console jacks disables the other set. If you wish to connect a PC console then you must move its DIP switch. If you are tiering an EL-100DT switch from a primary switch that has a PC console attached, then you must move the switch to enable Alternate Connection. For the procedure see table Enabling Alternate Connection on EL-100DT. To attach a Sun console: Connect the monitor and keyboard cables to its respec- tive jacks in the “Sun Console Connection” on the back panel of the switch. To attach a PC console: Connect the mouse, monitor, and keyboard cables to their respective jacks in the Alternate Connection area on the back panel of the switch. 20 Enabling Alternate Connection on EL-100DT FOR ATTACHING A PC CONSOLE 1 Unplug the power cable, if it is connected, from the switch. 2 Remove the two screws holding the access cover on the bottom of the unit. 3 Inside the unit, set switch 1-1 to the On position to enable the Alternate Connection jacks, the Off position to enable the Sun Console Connection jacks. 4 Replace the access cover. Sun console Sun Console Connection Sun Console Connection Reset Reset Alternate Connection PC console Aux Ke Aux Ke 3 Console connection for EL-100DT In a tiered system, the OutLook switch connected to the console becomes the “primary” switch. Tiers consist of one or more “secondary” OutLook switches, which are connected to the computer ports on the primary switch. One 8-port primary unit can accommodate eight secondary switches and access up to 64 servers. One 10-port primary unit can accommodate ten secondary switches and access up to 100 servers. Adding a secondary switch while the system is running If you are installing a secondary switch to an existing OutLook switch system, you can attach the secondary switch while the system is running. To do this, you must first connect the mouse and video cables, then the keyboard cable. When you power on the secondary switch, the keyboard connection sends data to the primary switch allowing the secondary switch to boot up. Whenever you add new devices to the system, you have to let the OutLook switch know you added an additional device. For procedure see Saving the Hardware Settings in Chapter 3. 21 Port numbering scheme Secondary computer ports have a different numbering scheme from the primary computer ports. The port numbering scheme for the primary switch is Port 1, Port 2, Port 3, etc. The numbering scheme for the secondary switch is the number of the port on the primary switch followed by a dash, then the number of the port on the second- ary switch. For example, a second- ary switch connected to Port 2 on the primary switch has the number Port 2-1. Other ports on the second- ary unit would be Port 2-2, Port 2-3, Port 2-4, etc. You can assign names to computers. For procedure see in Chapter 3 Assigning Unique Names to Computers. Not all systems On the far left side of the back will give satisfactory results at the panel of the secondary switch, maximum length.The in console “A.” maximum distance a secondary switch can be from the primary unit and computers is 50 feet. If rackmounting see Appendix F for instructions. 5 On the back panel of the primary switch, connect the other end of the video and mouse cables to their respective jacks beneath one of the 3 Locate your model number numbered port labels.For an EL-100DT to a primary switch, such as an EL-80DT with a PC console (refer to fig. 7) 4 If you are integrating both PC and Sun computers, you must enable the Alternate Connection jacks. To do this, you must move the DIP switch. For APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES 25 procedure, see table Enabling Alternate Connection on EL-100DT in previous section, Connecting the Console, for model EL-100DT. Then proceed to step 5. 5 On the far left side of the back panel of the EL-100DT switch, connect the video, mouse, and keyboard interconnecting cables to their respective jacks in Alternate Connection. 6 On the back panel of the primary switch, connect the other end of the video cable to the HD15-pin VGA jack beneath one of the numbered port labels. Under the same port label connect the mouse cable to its respective jack. 7 Connect the other end of the keyboard cable to its respective jack in the same port label as step 6. 8 Bundle and label cables for easy identification. 9 Connect the power cord to the switch. Any graphics Required Connectors for Switch system that uses sync on green requires a video converter. To do this, you must first connect the mouse and video cables, then the key- board cable. When you power on Maximum Cable Length Distance 50 ft switch to computer the computer, the keyboard connec- tion sends data to the switch, allowing the computer to boot up. Cable length affects video quality as Save the hardware settings well as keyboard and mouse data when you make changes timing. The maximum length is Whenever you make changes to the determined in part by the computer switch system, you should save the and peripherals used. Not all systems hardware configuration settings. If will give satisfactory results at the you do not save the settings, they will maximum length.For procedure see in Chapter 3, (see Appendix B Options and Saving the Hardware Settings. Accessories) or from the manufac- Outlined symbols represent jacks for interconnecting cables Solid-colored symbols represent jacks for attaching physical devices Maximum distance a computer can be from the switch is 50 feet. Bundle and label the cables for easy identifica- tion. 8 Connect the power cord to the switch. Bundle and label the cables for easy identification. 7 Connect the power cord to the switch. APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES 29 Video One Video Two Keyboard One Video Three Reset Video Four Keyboard Aux Two Keyboard Four 11 Computer connection for EL-100DT Keyboard Three Port 1 jacks for attaching keyboard and video computer cables 2 Installation TURNING ON THE SYSTEM. The OutLook switch stores these device settings. If the switch is turned on before the computers, the OutLook switch can boot up computers that do not have physically connected to them, a keyboard, monitor, or mouse. For your switch system to work, the switch must be turned on before the computers. OutLook switch behavior with power outages The OutLook switch system will help your computers recover from power outages. After a power outage, each computer connected to the switch reboots (if designed to do so) auto- matically when power is restored. The switch generates responses to ensure that the reboot is successful and that the switch is ready to select comput- ers when regular operation resumes. If you are using an uniterrupted power supply, connect the switches to the same power source as the rest of the system. You will find the procedure in Chapter 3. APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES 31 2 Installation 32 3 A P E X O U T L O O K S W I T C H E S OPERATION GUIDE Navigating with OSCAR Selecting Computers Assigning Unique Names to Computers Changing Menu Attributes Changing Status Flag Attributes Scanning the Computers NAVIGATING WITH OSCAR Broadcasting Commands Securing Server Access Operate with keyboard and mouse Displaying Version Information OSCAR, On-Screen Configuration and Activity Reporting, is the Saving the Hardware Settings interface you use to communicate with the OutLook switch. You’ll Resetting the Mouse and Keyboard navigate the OSCAR menus and enter commands using the mouse Assigning Specific Device Types and keyboard; however, because the switch operates independently Adjusting the Video Impedance Value of the computer operating systems, OSCAR keyboard and mouse conventions may differ from those you use when controlling the selected computer. See the follow- ing table, Keyboard Conventions for OSCAR Menus, for keyboard sequences used to navigate OSCAR. 33 3 Operation Keyboard Conventions for OSCAR Menus THIS KEY DOES THIS PRINT SCREEN Opens OSCAR Selection screen. (To print a screen, see in this section the procedure To conduct a screen capture.) F2 When in OSCAR Selection screen, opens OSCAR Advanced Menus screen. ENTER Saves current settings or changes and returns to OSCAR Advanced Menus screen. ESCAPE Cancels unsaved changes and returns to OSCAR Advanced Menus screen. When in OSCAR Selection or Advanced Menus screens, ESCAPE exits OSCAR. NUMERIC KEYPAD Always in the numeric state, although the indicator on the keyboard may indicate otherwise. CAPS LOCK Disabled. (Use the SHIFT key to change case.) Once OSCAR is activated, you can use the mouse instead of the arrow keys to highlight menu options. Use the left mouse button as you would the ENTER key, to select menu options and move between data entry fields. Use the right mouse button as you would the ESCAPE key, to cancel an entry and return to the previous screen. 34 If you want to print a screen capture displayed by a computer, follow this procedure: To conduct a screen capture: q On a computer connected to a primary OutLook switch press PRINT SCREEN twice. The first keystroke opens OSCAR menus in the primary switch. The second keystroke clears the screen, then captures or prints the screen.The first keystroke brings up OSCAR in the primary switch. The second keystroke brings up OSCAR in the secondary switch. The third keystroke brings up both OSCARs. The fourth keystroke clears the screen, then captures or prints the screen. APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES 35 OSCAR Selection screen When you press the PRINT SCREEN key to open the OSCAR menus, the first screen that appears is called the OSCAR Selection screen (see the following procedure for illustra- tion of screen). The OSCAR Selection lists all the ports in the system, the associated computer names, and the status of each port (see following table OSCAR Status Port Symbols). It can be organized either by port number or by computer name. To identify your computers by name see procedure Assigning Unique Names to Computers. To change the order in which computers are listed, see the procedure Changing Menu Attributes. On large systems, you may need to use the ARROW keys or the PAGE DOWN key to scroll through the list of ports. F1 Help F2 Advanced If your primary switch has secondary switches connected to it, the OSCAR Selection screen shows a different port- OSCAR Status Port Symbols numbering scheme.F1 Help F2 Advanced APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES OSCAR Advanced Menus screen All commands other than selecting computers are performed from the OSCAR Advanced Menus. The Advanced Menus screen contains two menus. The Commands menu shows the commands that cause an action to take place. The Setup menu shows the commands that have screens to set configurations. To open the OSCAR Advanced Menus: 1 Press to open OSCAR Selection. 2 Press. The OSCAR Advanced Menus screen appears showing the commands listed under the Com- mands menu. Highlighting Setup shows the commands listed under the Setup menu. Moving the highlight with the arrow keys or mouse in either menu selects a command. To exit OSCAR: q Press. OSCAR ADVANCED MENUS OSCAR ADVANCED MENUS COMMANDS Scan Version Snapshot Reset Broadcast 37 SETUP COMMANDS SETUP COMMANDS SETUP Scan Names OSCAR Flag Devices Security Broadcast When you select a computer, the OutLook switch reconfigures the keyboard and mouse for the selected computer using the settings stored in its memory. In this way OutLook maintains current information, (e.g., the state of the CAPS LOCK key) for each computer in the system. When configuration is complete, the video output of the selected computer passes to the monitor. To switch computers: 1 If your computers are ordered by the number of the port, in the OSCAR Selection screen type the port number of the computer you want to switch to.—or— Use the arrow keys or mouse to select a computer. —or— If your computers are ordered by name, type the first letters of the computer name to establish it as unique in order to select it. If the status flag is enabled, it will remain displayed to indicate the currently selected computer.It will show the computer names and port numbers assigned to your particu- lar OutLook switch system. For example, in a network environ- ment, you can assign the same names as those assigned by the network for each computer. To list the computers by name in the OSCAR menus, see the procedure Changing Menu Attributes.See the proce- dure Assigning Specific Device Types found later in this chapter. 39 To assign unique names to computers: 1 In the Advanced Menus screen, move the highlight to the Setup menu. 2 Highlight Names and press; the Port Name Setup screen appears. PORT NAME SETUP Port Name 1 COMPUTER 1 2 COMPUTER 2 3 COMPUTER 3 4 COMPUTER 4 5 COMPUTER 5 6 COMPUTER 6 7 COMPUTER 7 8 COMPUTER 8 3 Select the port number for Lowercase letters are converted to uppercase. Press to delete an incorrect entry. 5 If necessary, repeat steps 3 and 4 for each computer in the system. 3 Operation CHANGING MENU ATTRIBUTES In the OSCAR Attributes screen you can change the order of computer ports from displaying the number to displaying the name of the port. As you select different values, the effect of the changes is reflected immediately on the display. The following table, Effects of Settings on Screen To change menu attributes: Appearance, describes each of the available menu attributes. 1 In the Advanced Menus screen, s Note move the highlight to the Setup While changing OSCAR attributes, it menu.If this occurs, you can reset the switch to its default OSCAR; the OSCAR Attributes values by pressing: screen appears.. OSCAR ATTRIBUTES Resolution 320 Height 56 Horizontal 3 Vertical 4 Background 7 Highlight 6 Text 0 Delay Time 0 Order PORT APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES Effects of Settings on Screen Appearance SIHTEGNAHCOT GNITTESSIHTTCELES SEULAVESOOHC neercsfoeziS NOITULOSER ro,084,023rehtietceleS,eulavehtrewoleht;046.ezisehtregraleht txetfoeziS THGIEH yalpsidseulavrehgiH.txetdezisregral You can choose to display the status flag at all times, for a few seconds after switching, or not at all. The following table, Values and Effects of Settings on Flag Appearance, describes each of the available menu attributes. To change status flag attributes: 1 In the Advanced Menus screen, move the highlight to the Setup menu. 2 Highlight Flag and press; the Flag Configura- tion screen appears. 1 FLAG CONFIGURATION Enabled PORTS ON Row 14 Column 1 Color 2 Text 0 Mode OPAQUE 42 Ports On Indicates selected port number. Names On Indicates selected computer by name. Ports Timed Port number displays for 5 seconds after switching. Names Timed Name displays for 5 seconds after switching. MODE Opaque Makes flag opaque. Transparent Makes flag transparent. 43 3 Operation SCANNING THE COMPUTERS In scan mode, the OutLook switch To set a custom scan pattern: automatically switches from port to port (computer to computer). You can scan the entire system sequen- tially or designate a custom scan pattern by specifying computers 1 In the Advanced Menus screen, move the highlight to the Setup menu.OSCAR ADVANCED MENUS COMMANDS SETUP Scan Version 2 Highlight Scan and press; the Scan Pattern Snapshot Reset Broadcast Setup screen appears with the first port position (or computer name) highlighted. In the Scan Pattern Setup screen shown, the order-by- port mode is selected. Your menu may appear different 2 Press. (see the procedure Changing Menu Attributes). To cancel scan mode: SCAN PATTERN SETUP Port Sec Name q Press any key (except PRINT 6 20 COMPUTER 6 5 20 COMPUTER 5 SCREEN) or move the mouse; the scan stops at the currently 4 10 COMPUTER 4 1 10 COMPUTER 1 selected computer. F2 for defaults 44 The new scan pattern replaces the standard or previous custom scan pattern.To return all Port and Sec values to factory defaults, press while in the Scan Pattern Setup screen. APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES 45 To remove a computer from the scan list: 1 In the Scan Pattern Setup screen, type the port number of the computer to be removed. —or— If your computers are listed by name, type the first few letters of the name of the computer. 2 Move the highlight to the Sec column. 3 Type 0 for the number of seconds. Pressing (not the DEL key on the numeric keypad) while in the Scan Pattern Setup screen deletes the highlighted computer and all entries below it. 4 Press to save the settings. The new scan pattern replaces the standard or previous custom scan pattern. Names OSCAR Flag s Notes Devices For all computers receiving a broad- cast to interpret commands identically, When broadcast mode is on, its symbol appears in the status flag as shown here. 46 Security Broadcast the keyboard and mouse states for the computers must be identical. Specifi- cally, the CAPS LOCK and NUMLOCK modes should be the same on all key- boards. For the mouse to work accu- rately, all systems must have identical mouse drivers, identical desktops, and identical video resolutions.Because these conditions are extremely difficult to BROADCAST SETTINGS achieve, broadcasting mouse move- Port Keyboard Mouse ment to multiple systems may have 1 YES YES unpredictable results. 2 NO NO 3 YES NO OutLook attempts to send keystrokes and mouse commands to the selected computers simultaneously; however, 4 YES YES 5 NO NO 6 YES NO 7 YES YES some computers may inhibit and thus 8 YES YES delay the transmission. Press to turn on the broad- cast mode. OSCAR ADVANCED MENUS COMMANDS Scan Version Snapshot Reset Broadcast SETUP To turn off the broadcast mode: q From the Commands menu in the Advanced Menus, highlight Broadcast and press. APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES 47Broadcasting to tiered configurations In a tiered system you can broad- cast to any combination of comput- ers on the entire system. To broadcast to tiered configurations: 1 From the OSCAR Selection screen at the primary switch, highlight the port number of the secondary switch (for example, Port 1-1, 2-1, 3-1, etc) to which you want to broadcast commands; press. Press to access the Advanced Menus screen. Press to broadcast commands to access the Broadcast Settings computers attached to addi- menu.OSCAR ADVANCED MENUS 8 From the Setup menu in the COMMANDS SETUP Scan Names OSCAR Advanced Menus at the primary switch, highlight Broadcast. Press; the Broadcast Flag Devices Settings menu appears. Press to 6 Press once to turn on the broadcast mode.APEX OUTLOOK SWITCHES 49 To turn off broadcast mode for a tiered configuration: 1 From the OSCAR Selection screen at the primary switch, hightlight the port number of the secondary switch for which you want to stop broadcasting commands; press. 2 Press twice; then press. From the Commands menu in the Advanced Menus screen highlight Broadcast, then press to turn off the broadcast mode on the second- ary switch. 3 From the Commands menu in the Advanced Menus screen at the primary switch, highlight Broadcast. Press to turn off the broadcast mode. The OutLook switch security feature enables you to lock the keyboard and monitor, requiring you to type a password before resuming operation. You can also set a time delay before the 3 Type your password and press. Passwords can be up to eight characters (case sensitive). You must enter the new password twice for confirmation.After you type the correct password, the The factory default password is OSCAR. Because the CAPS LOCK is disabled in OSCAR, you must hold down the SHIFT key as you type each letter. The following table, Effects of 1 In the Advanced Menus screen, move the highlight to the Setup menu. Settings on Security Configuration, describes the available menu attributes. 2 Highlight Security and press; the Security Configu- ration screen appears. To blank the monitor when it is not in use and remain unlocked: SECURITY CONFIGURATION Password q In the Security Configuration New password Repeat new screen press twice with the New password and Time delay OFF Mode SCREEN Repeat new fields empty. This action overrides the use of Test a password. Pressing any key on the keyboard will unlock the console. Your system will not be secure. 50 NEW PASSWORD Type new password. REPEAT NEW Retype new password to confirm. TIME DELAY Set a value from 0 to 99 minutes. MODE Energy Turns off monitor. Use with EnergyStarTM- compliant monitors that go into low-power mode when time delay has elapsed.