Data center administrators sometimes encounter issues when using KVM switches. If not resolved promptly, these problems not only affect the efficient management of the center but also cause a certain degree of inconvenience to the entire system. For example, malfunctions may occur during use. How can such problems be resolved?

1. Disconnect the input of the LCD KVM.

2. Disconnect all KVM signal cables connected to the LCD KVM.

3. Disconnect all KVM signal cables connected to servers (PCs), paying special attention to disconnecting the USB or PS/2 interfaces.

4. Power on the LCD KVM switch; you will hear a buzzer beep as a prompt.

5. Pull out the LCD KVM console completely and turn on the LCD KVM display switch. The KVM will pop up a username and password input window.5. Enter the correct username and password to bring up the OSD main menu.

6. Check if the LCD KVM can switch ports normally.

7. Use aVM signal cable to connect one server (PC) to Port 1 of the LCD KVM. Check if the LCD KVM switches normally and if the server's (PC), mouse, and display function properly. If it still does not work normally, try restarting the server (PC).

8. After ensuring the previous steps are completed successfully, add more servers (PCs) until the required number is reached.