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SERVSWITCH™ AND SERVSWITCH ULTRA™
4. Attach the power supplies to the master(s) and to the submasters. Plug in the
power supplies, but do not turn the master(s) or submasters ON.
5. Turn ON all of the submaster units, then the master unit(s).
6. Turn ON the computer identified as CPU 1. Wait until the boot process is
complete, then turn ON CPU 2, wait until it boots, turn ON CPU 3, etc., until
all of your computers are powered up.
NOTE
In the next three steps, “[CTRL]” represents pressing and releasing the
left Control Key, “[ENTER]” represents pressing and releasing the Enter
or Return Key, and “xxx” represents a number consisting of one to three
ASCII digits.
7. Set each master’s Maximum Ports, Units, and Width values so that the master
can scan correctly and properly control the interplay of the submaster units.
You can do this with these keyboard commands (see Sections 4.3.8 through
4.3.10):
The Units command, to tell the master how many submasters there
are: [CTRL] Uxxx [ENTER]
The Width command, to tell the master
how many CPU ports are on
each submaster: [CTRL] Wxxx [ENTER]
The Maximum Ports command, to tell the master the total number of
ports available in the system: [CTRL] Pxxx [ENTER]
8. You might need to set some or all of each master’s remaining configuration
parameters, especially the keyboard mode for some of your ports (see
Sections 4.3.4 through 4.3.7, 4.3.11, and 4.3.12).
9. To save the “Maximum Ports,” “Units,” and “Width,” numbers you entered to
the master unit’s nonvolatile memory, along with any of the other
configuration settings you might have changed, enter the “Keep Settings”
command, [CTRL] K [ENTER].
Your cascaded ServSwitch system should now be ready for operation.
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