belkin F1DN002MOD Modular Secure Desktop KM Switch
Specifications
- Model: F1DN002MOD-KM-4 (2-Port) / F1DN004MOD-KM-4 (4-Port)
- Type: Modular Secure Desktop KM Switch
- Version: PP4.0
FAQs
- Q: Can Belkin Secure KMs be upgraded or repaired?
- A: No, Belkin Secure KMs cannot be upgraded, serviced, or repaired. For any issues, contact Belkin Technical Support for assistance.
Objectives
- Scan the QR code or visit Belkin Cybersecurity YouTube Playlist for Secure KVM Unboxing and Troubleshooting videos.
- This guide includes instructions for installing Belkin Modular Secure KM Switches. A modular secure KM will need to be connected by cables designed to support a USB keyboard and mouse to host computers. The unit is shipped with all connection cables required. Confirm they are with the unit. Without the correct cables, the modular secure KM cannot be made operational.
- A modular KM allows sharing a keyboard and a mouse between multiple computers by navigating to each host computer’s video display(s) via mouse and keyboard.
- This Manual and additional product documentation is available for online download on the Belkin website. For further assistance please refer to: http://www.belkin.com/us/Resource-Center/Cybersecurity/Secure-KVM-Switching/.
General
- Verify that all peripherals and computers are turned OFF before connecting them to the product.
- Verify that you have the correct modular cables for your installation.
- The KM’s back panel is divided into sections for Computer Ports.
- Using proper mounts and mounting techniques, secure the unit to its mount (optional equipment)
- Connect the provided optional remote control to the front panel via the supplied cable (if required).
- Connect each computer that needs access to shared peripherals to a specific Computer Ports section via the supplied modular cable USB type A.
- Make sure that every computer is connected to a separate Computer Port section.
- The push buttons on the product’s top panel indicate which computer has currently access to shared peripherals.
- To switch peripherals between computers, press the KM hotkey (default “left ctrl”) on the keyboard and move the mouse to the computer to be active, push the appropriate button on the product’s top panel, or use the channel buttons on the remote control.
PRODUCT FUNCTION
F1DN004MOD-KM-4 Model is shown
- Connect peripherals to the KM Console Ports:
- Keyboard & Mouse: Connect a USB keyboard and mouse to the corresponding USB ports on the front panel. The Keyboard and mouse connected lights (top panel) will illuminate green. If the keyboard or mouse is not authorized, the lights will illuminate red.
- Connect computers to the KM Computer ports:
- Computer keyboard & mouse connection: Connect each computer to the KM keyboard & mouse computer port using a modular host cable, and connect the USB A end to the computer.
- Mounting Options and Remote Control:
- The modular secure KM is very small in footprint. As such it is highly suggested that the unit be mounted in a convenient location at the desktop using one of the optional mounts provided by Belkin. Each mounting option has been designed to facilitate a position on or near the desktop. See the Belkin web site or contact your Belkin representative for a full understanding of the multiple options, which include an on-desk/under-desk mount, a VESA back of the monitor mount, as well as a monitor stand with an optional mount for the KM.
- Installation
- Choose the mount
- Install the modular KM unit with its modular cables to the mount
- Install the remote control (if applicable) on the desktop near the mouse with enough cable loop to provide easy access and movement for the operator.
- NOTE: when using the remote control, the top panel buttons are disabled.
- The default monitor configuration, as well as a set of available configurations by model, is outlined in the modular KM user manual. Contact your admin for usermanual details.
- Connect per sections 1 and 2.
- Contact your Admin for any custom KM configuration.
- Power ON your system:
- Power ON the monitor/s: Make sure that the monitor/s is/are turned ON prior to powering ON the KM.
- Power ON the system: Connect all peripherals and computers to the KM before powering it up. Power ON the KM by plugging it into the AC wall outlet. By default, after product power-up, the active channel will be computer #1, indicated by the applicable top panel or remote control button LED lit, the mouse shall also be on computer 1.
- Important Notes:
- Anti-Tamper System: This Switch is equipped with anti-tamper triggers. Any attempt to open the enclosure will activate the anti-tamper triggers and the warranty will be void. If the unit’s enclosure appears disrupted or if all the port LEDs flash continuously, please call Belkin
- Technical Support at 800-282-2355
- Product Enclosure Warning Label and
- Tamper Evident Labels: Belkin Secure Switch uses product enclosure warning labels and holographic tamper evident labels to provide visual indications in case of enclosure intrusion attempt. If for any reason one of these seals is missing or appears disrupted, please avoid using the product and call Belkin.
- Technical Support at: 800-282-2355.
- Power ON Self-Test Procedure: As the product powers up it performs a self-test procedure.
- In case of self-test failure for any reason, including jammed buttons, the product will be Inoperable, and self-test failure will be indicated by abnormal LED behavior.
- In the above-mentioned cases, please call
- Technical Support and avoid using the product.
- For further information please refer to the product administrator and setup guides.
- Please note: Belkin Secure KMs cannot be upgraded, serviced, or repaired.
- Switching between computers:
- Switch between computers by pressing the corresponding top panel or remote control button on the KM. The top panel button or the remote control button of the selected computer will illuminate.
- In addition, the left ctl key can be held down and the mouse can be used to navigate to another monitor/PC combination.
- Note: Using the remote control defeats the top panel channel buttons. The Left Crtl and Mouse is also defeated by the remote control.
Ports and LEDs Index
- a. Power LED
- b. Keyboard Lock LEDs
- c. Keyboard USB input
- d. Keyboard LED
- e. Mouse USB Input
- f. Mouse LED
- g. Remote Control input
- h. Console cable port – NA
- i. 1-4 PC host Cable connector(s)
- j. Power Inpu
To learn how to change the colors on the Belkin Remote Control with Integrated Keyboard when using your Modular SKM, go to: https://www.belkin.com/cybersecurity/resources or scan
Keyboard color configuration:
- Open WordPad or Notepad on the computer connected to channel #1.
- Using keyboard, type CTRL (Left), CTRL (Right), “t” in WordPad or Notepad to enter Admin Mode. Type CTRL (Left), CTRL (Right), and “t” in sequential order, do not hold down the keys.
- Text will appear in WordPad or Notepad asking for a user name. The default user name is: “admin1234”. This account ID cannot be changed or deleted. Type in the user name, then click Enter.
- The default first device logon password is: “1234ABCDefg!@#”. Type in the password, then click Enter. (At first logon the administrator must set a new, nondefault, password. The new password must be at least: 8 characters long but not longer than 24k; at least one capital and one lower-case letter; at least one number; at least one symbol).
- Once authentication succeeded, type option 3 – configure sc followed, then click Enter.
- Under configure sc, type option 7 – RGB fp configuration, then click Enter.
- On choosing Option 7 – RGB Front Panel Configuration a new menu will appear with the following options:
- 1 – Upload FP configuration from a host
- 2 – Select Colors for Channels
- 8 – Back
- 9 – Exit terminal mode
- On choosing option 1 – the user can upload an external file with RGB configuration. Option 2 opens a dialog where user will chose the color configuration, as follows:
- Select a channel [1..4] (*or 1-8 in 8 Port units) or press ESC to go back
- Select a color.
- r – red
- o – orange
- y – yellow
- w – white
- m – mint
- g – green
- c – cyan
- b – blue
- p – purple
- t – magenta
- 8 – Back
- Choose option 9, Exit Terminal Mode.
Supported Hardware
- The KM switches support most standard USB keyboards and mice.
- Note: For security reasons, Wireless keyboards, mice and audio should not be used and are not supported.
- The secure modular KM must use Belkin cable sets to connect PCs. Belkin offers a complete lineup of cables to support customer needs. Please contact your Belkin sales representative or go to
- Belkin Website: https://www.belkin.com/business/cybersecurityand-secure-kvm/kvm-switches—secure/secureaccessories/.
Environmental
- The operating temperature is 32° to 104° F (0° to 40°C).
- Storage temperature is -4° to 140° F (-20° to 60°C).
- Humidity requirements are 0-80% relative humidity, non-condensing.
Operating Systems
- Microsoft® Windows®
- Red Hat®, Ubuntu® and other Linux® platforms
- Mac OS® X v10.3 and higher
Power
- 12-volt DC (+/- 10%) , 2.5-Amp (max)
F1DN002MOD-KM-4 and F1DN004MOD-KM-4 Dimensions
- 3.5 (W) x 0.6 (H)x 7.5 (L) Inches, Weight: 0.55 Lbs
- 90 (W)x 15 (H)x 190 (L) mm, Weight: 0.250 kg
- This product is certified to the NIAP Protection Profile PSD version 4.0, a certification for peripheral sharing switch devices.
- In addition we, Belkin International Inc., of 555 S.
- Aviation Blvd. Suite 180, El Segundo, CA 90245- 4852, declare under our sole responsibility that the products described in this carton comply to the declarations found at: https://www.belkin.com/us/supportarticle?articleNum=316284.
Documents / Resources
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