TRENDnet TK-209K User's Guide - Page 8

properly, the KVM Switch is ready to use. - manual

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5. Connects the shared USB keyboard, mouse, monitor, microphone/speakers (optional) to your KVM Switch 6. Connects each KVM PC port to a computer via included USB KVM Cables. After you have connected the KVM and computers properly, the KVM Switch is ready to use. NOTE: • The KVM Switching software only supports Windows operating system on PC Platforms. For the other platform such as Linux, you can still use the keyboard hotkey "ScrLK + ScrLK" to switch between PCs. Mac OS only supports push buttons function. • Some computers with USB interface might be need to manual enable the USB option in the BIOS setting before using any USB device. If your USB interface does not work, please check the USB option Status in BIOS. • If you are using the Windows 98(SE) and has not installed a USB mouse yet, it is highly recommend that you connect the USB mouse directly to computer first before it connects to KVM Switch. - 8 -

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5.
Connects
the
shared
USB
keyboard,
mouse,
monitor,
microphone/speakers (optional) to your KVM Switch
6.
Connects each KVM PC port to a computer via included USB
KVM Cables. After you have connected the KVM and computers
properly, the KVM Switch is ready to use.
NOTE:
The KVM Switching software only supports Windows
operating system on PC Platforms.
For the other platform
such as Linux, you can still use the keyboard hotkey
ScrLK
+
ScrLK
” to switch between PCs. Mac OS only
supports push buttons function.
Some computers with USB interface might be need to
manual enable the USB option in the BIOS setting before
using any USB device.
If your USB interface does not
work, please check the USB option Status in BIOS.
If you are using the Windows 98(SE) and has not installed
a USB mouse yet, it is highly recommend that you connect
the USB mouse directly to computer first before it connects
to KVM Switch.