Had a delay while I sorted out a decent cable for the display. Once that was working, I found that the KVM set up worked, but I had to click the joystick to "refresh configuration" at each step a couple of times then it worked.
The built-in KVM switch with the monitor is a "hub-class" KVM switch. That means every time, when users make a switching operation to the KVM switch, the connected system of the new switch-to target system will be required to do the USB devices enumeration (re-list and re-connected) to the target connected system's OS. The procedure of USB devices enumeration to the OS can be done by reconnecting (physically plug and replug the USB devices to the devices to the new targeted system or push any reset of the KVM switch (with the monitor).
Normally, the requirement of USB re-numeration will just case some "hot-plug" error logs stored to the OS.
However, as the error logs accumulated overtime and increasing the size of the error logs, the error logs will be overflowed to the point that the system no longer have the room to store them. As the results, the users may be required to physically reboot the connected systems totally to clean up the error logs caused by the hub-class KVM switch.
Solution, don't use the internal built-in KVM switch with the monitor, but using an external KVM with USB DDM technology - with a "DDM-class" KVM switch.
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January 31st, 2024 09:18
Thank you for your response. Could you please tell me if the issue has been resolved or not?
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February 1st, 2024 09:41
Hi, We haven’t heard from you. You could get back to us with an update when you’re ready, and one of our experts will assist you further.
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February 3rd, 2024 08:18
Hi, We haven’t heard from you. You could get back to us with an update when you’re ready, and one of our experts will assist you further.
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February 3rd, 2024 09:17
Hi Jim, Please let us know if you are available to proceed further on case.
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February 7th, 2024 10:57
Hi there,
Had a delay while I sorted out a decent cable for the display. Once that was working, I found that the KVM set up worked, but I had to click the joystick to "refresh configuration" at each step a couple of times then it worked.
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September 29th, 2024 23:47
The built-in KVM switch with the monitor is a "hub-class" KVM switch. That means every time, when users make a switching operation to the KVM switch, the connected system of the new switch-to target system will be required to do the USB devices enumeration (re-list and re-connected) to the target connected system's OS. The procedure of USB devices enumeration to the OS can be done by reconnecting (physically plug and replug the USB devices to the devices to the new targeted system or push any reset of the KVM switch (with the monitor).
Normally, the requirement of USB re-numeration will just case some "hot-plug" error logs stored to the OS.
However, as the error logs accumulated overtime and increasing the size of the error logs, the error logs will be overflowed to the point that the system no longer have the room to store them. As the results, the users may be required to physically reboot the connected systems totally to clean up the error logs caused by the hub-class KVM switch.
Solution, don't use the internal built-in KVM switch with the monitor, but using an external KVM with USB DDM technology - with a "DDM-class" KVM switch.