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68 PARAGON ADMINISTRATOR’S INSTALLATION AND OPERATION GUIDE
Channel Configuration
The Channel Configuration Menu enables an administrator to edit or initialize a CIM. An
Administrator can change device names, individual computer scan rates, device type, and group IDs
associated with each computer or device.
When Channel Configuration changes are saved, Paragon updates each CIM as necessary.
1. Press the <Ç> and <È> or <Page Up> and <Page Down> keys to highlight a channel for a
device or computer and press <Enter> to select.
2. Please refer to the following section “Channel Configuration Menu Options” for instructions on
interpreting and editing the menu components.
3. When editing is complete, press <Enter> - the highlight will turn yellow.
4. Press <S> to save changes, or <Esc> to cancel changes.
CHANNEL CONFIGURATION
UMT8 Switch HWII
Page:
Ch ID Name
3/4
Scn
Æ
Device
---------- ------------------------------------------
1
------
03
----------
CPU
2 NT4.0 Mail
03
CPU
3 Wins95.Bob
03
CPU
4 Wins98.Jack
03
CPU
5 MX4-Wing.2
6 NT4.0-Fax
7 MC2-16.Reg1
8 UMT8 Switch-Wing.4
- -
03
- -
- -
CPU
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Figure 59 Channel Configuration Menu
Channel Configuration Menu Options:
1. Ch. ID
: Channel ID number.
2. Name
: Displays and enables editing of device name. Device names are case sensitive and may
contain up to 12 characters.
3. Scn
: Displays device’s individual scan rate. Type a number from 01 to 24, or use the <Ç> and
<È> keys to change the number. Default setting is 03 seconds.
4. Device
: Displays type of connected device. Use the <Ç> and <È> keys to edit a device type. If a
type other than the computer type (CPU) is selected, it is assumed that a Raritan KVM switch has
been connected to the channel according to the installation procedure for Multi-Tier Installation.
A default device name is created when a KVM switch is selected. It is highly recommended that
you change the name to something meaningful, as the name will be programmed to the CIM
associated with the device.