Intellinet Rackmount 17" LCD Console User Manual

LCD KVM Switch User Manual

Models 507622, 507738, 507745, 507769, 507776, 507844, 507882, 507899, 507905, 507912, 507936

Model Shown: 507622

INT-LCD-KVM-SWITCH_UM-0317_REV5.01

LCD KVM Switch User Manual

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Table of Contents

C OMPLIANCE S TATEMENTS ................................................................................................................................................. 2 P RODUCT M ODELS & D ESCRIPTIONS .................................................................................................................................. 4 P ACKAGE C ONTENTS & M ANUAL I NFORMATION ............................................................................................................... 4 A N OTE TO THE U SER .......................................................................................................................................................... 4 D ESCRIPTION OF S YMBOLS .................................................................................................................................................. 4

CHAPTER 1

‒

INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................... 5

1.1

P RODUCTS O VERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................... 5

1.1.1 Hardware Requirements ........................................................................................................................................ 5 1.1.2 Supported Operating Systems ................................................................................................................................ 6

1.2

P ARTS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 7

1.2.1 Front View .............................................................................................................................................................. 7 1.2.2 Modular Switch Rear Views ................................................................................................................................... 8

1.3

V IEWS AND D IMENSIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 9

CHAPTER 2

‒ HARDWARE INSTALLATION

............................................................................................................... 10

2.1

S TACKING AND I NSTALLATION N OTES ........................................................................................................................ 10 2.2

S TANDARD R ACK M OUNTING ..................................................................................................................................... 10 2.3

KVM M ODULE A SSEMBLY & D ISASSEMBLY .............................................................................................................. 11 2.4

K EYBOARD D ISASSEMBLY .......................................................................................................................................... 12 2.5

E XPANSION M ODULE I NSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................... 12 2.6

S INGLE D EVICE I NSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................... 14

2.6.1 VGA Port KVM Module Installation .................................................................................................................... 14 2.6.2 Cat5 Port KVM Module Installation .................................................................................................................... 15 2.6.3 DVI Port KVM Module Installation ..................................................................................................................... 16

2.7

C ASCADE D EVICE I NSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................... 17

2.7.1 VGA Port LCD KVM Switch Cascade ................................................................................................................. 17 2.7.2 Cat5 Port LCD KVM Switch Cascade ................................................................................................................. 18

CHAPTER 3

‒

BASIC OPERATIONS ............................................................................................................................. 19

3.1

H OT -S WAP ................................................................................................................................................................... 19

Hot-Swap Console Port ................................................................................................................................................ 19

3.2

C ONNECTION P ORT S ELECTION ................................................................................................................................... 19

3.2.1 Manual Switching: ............................................................................................................................................... 19 3.2.2 OSD Menu Screen Selection ................................................................................................................................ 19 3.2.3 Hot Key Selection ................................................................................................................................................. 20

3.3

P OWER O FF AND R ESTART .......................................................................................................................................... 20 3.4

O PENING / C LOSING / L OCKING THE LCD ................................................................................................................... 20

CHAPTER 4

‒

ON-SCREEN DISPLAY (OSD) OPERATIONS ................................................................................... 21

4.1

OSD L OGIN .................................................................................................................................................................. 21 4.2

OSD H OT K EY ............................................................................................................................................................. 21 4.3

OSD M AIN M ENU ........................................................................................................................................................ 21 4.4

OSD M AIN S CREEN H EADINGS ................................................................................................................................... 21 4.5

OSD F UNCTIONS .......................................................................................................................................................... 21

4.5.1

F1:GOTO .......................................................................................................................................................... 22 4.5.2 F2:SCAN .............................................................................................................................................................. 22 4.5.3 F3:LIST ................................................................................................................................................................ 22 4.5.4 F4 QV ................................................................................................................................................................... 23 4.5.5 F5 EDIT ............................................................................................................................................................... 23 4.5.6 F6:SET ................................................................................................................................................................. 23

APPENDIX ........................................................................................................................................................................... 27

A ‒ 1 G ENERAL S AFETY I NSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................................. 27 A ‒ 2 C ABINET I NSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................ 27 A ‒ 3 S PECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 28

A.3.1 VGA Series LCD KVM Switch ............................................................................................................................. 28 A.3.2 Cat5 Series LCD KVM Switch ............................................................................................................................. 29 A.3.3 DVI Series LCD KVM Switch .............................................................................................................................. 30 A.3.4 LCD Module Specifications ................................................................................................................................. 31

WARRANTY ....................................................................................................................................................................... 32 NOTES .................................................................................................................................................................................. 33

3 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

Product Models & Descriptions

Model

507622 507738 507745 507769 507776 507844 507822 507899 507905 507912 507936

Name

Rackmount 17" LCD Console Rackmount 19" LCD Console Rackmount 19" LCD Console DVI VGA 1-Port Cable for KVM Console Modular 8-Port VGA KVM Switch Modular 16-Port VGA KVM Switch Modular 8-Port CAT5 VGA KVM Switch Modular 16-Port CAT5 VGA KVM Switch DVI 1-Port Cable for KVM Console Modular 8-Port DVI KVM Switch IP-Function Module for KVM Switches

Description

17-Inch LCD Panel, 1U, Modular System 19-Inch LCD Panel, 1U, Modular system 19-Inch LCD Panel, 1U, DVI, Modular system PS2, USB and VGA Connectors For Use with Intellinet Product Numbers 507622 or 507738 For Use with Intellinet Product Numbers 507622 or 507738 For Use with Intellinet Product Numbers 507622 or 507738 For Use with Intellinet Product Numbers 507622 or 507738 PS2, USB and VGA Connectors For Use with Intellinet Product Number 507745 For Use with Intellinet Modular KVM Console/Switch Range

Package Contents & Manual Information

• •

Name Quantity/Unit Description

LCD KVM Console KVM Cables Power Supply Power Cable Instructions 1 pc. N pc. 1 pc. 1 pc. 1 pc. LCD Computer Cable qts. vary based on product descr. Built-in power supply Standard 1.8 m (5.9 ft.) power cord Paper manual Mounting Brackets Lock ear 2 pcs. 2 pcs. LCD KVM single-mount bracket Fixing rear panel Screw-Install Kit 1 pc. Screw-in mounting bracket Ensure that all parts are present and free from damage. If parts are missing or damaged, contact your Intellinet dealer or distributor. Make sure to read this manual carefully before installing and operating the Intellinet LCD KVM Switch. Only professionals should install this product.

A Note to the User

From time to time, Intellinet may modify and/or alter the information, documentation and specifications contained in this manual, with or without prior notice. If the software needs to be updated after purchase, the user and/or her or his dealer/distributor will be responsible for all necessary service and repair. The user is responsible for correcting any radio or television interference that this equipment may cause. Make sure to set the voltage correctly before use. Intellinet will not be liable for any damage resulting from incorrect selection of operating voltage. A typical Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) has millions of pixels. A defective pixel is one that is off or does not display the correct color, which may develop if the screen absorbs a slight impact during transportation or even in the process of manufacturing. It is normal for a product with an LCD screen to arrive to the consumer with a few of these defects. The user should contact her or his dealer/distributor in the event that there is more damage than described here.

Description of Symbols

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[ ]

Brackets around a word indicate that the user must complete a keyboard action based on the text in the brackets. For example, [Enter] indicates that the user needs to press the "Enter" key. When more than one key needs to be pressed at the same time, the manual denotes this command by joining a plus sign between the two keys (e.g., [Ctrl+Alt]). • • •

1.

Numbers indicate the operating steps that are necessary to complete a function. ✚ indicates that the information is for the user's reference but is not essential to the procedure. ✪ The star-in-the-circle symbol indicates that the information is very important. 4 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

Chapter 1 – Introduction 1.1 Products Overview

1.1.1 Hardware Requirements

1.1.1.1 Console

• Rear two USB-A keyboard and mouse ports • • • • • Pre-set USB-A type keyboard and mouse A set of USB interface mice A set of USB interface keyboards Single-ended extension cable (optional) IP remote control terminal 1000M network interface (optional installation)

1.1.1.2 Computer

The following devices must be installed on each computer: • • • A VGA or DVI video display card USB-A connection port PS2 / PS2 keyboard, mouse ports

1.1.1.3 Cables

KVM equipment provides

five

kinds of connection cables according to the user's product: • LCD KVM switch single-port DVI cable Computer-side DVI-I & USB (Type-A) + PS2 keyboard (purple) + PS2 mouse (green) to Parallel (DB37P) • LCD KVM switch single port VGA cable Computer-side VGA & USB (Type-A) + PS2 keyboard (purple) + PS2 mouse (green) to Parallel 5 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

• LCD KVM switch VGA cable VGA & USB (Type-A) + PS2 keyboard (purple) + PS2 mouse (green) to VGA • LCD KVM switch DVI cable • Cat5 to VGA connection Dongle DVI-I & USB (Type-A) + Audio VGA + PS2 keyboard (purple) + PS2 mouse (green) to Cat5 port

1.1.2 Supported Operating Systems

System Linux UNIX Novell Windows

Red Hat SuSE Debian Ubuntu AIX FreeBSD Sun Solaris

Mac

Netware

DOS Version

Windows 2000/XP/2003/2008/Vista/7/10 9.0 or higher, Fedora and above, RHEL AS 4, RHEL 5 10/11.1, Open SUSE 10.2; SLES 10 SP1 3.1 / 4.0 7.04/7.10 4.3 or higher 5.5 or higher 8 or higher OS 9.0 to 10.6 6.0 or higher 6.2 or later 6 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

1.2 Parts

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1.2.1 Front View

The are two different sizes of LCD screens, as shown below. Refer to the chart for a description of the numeric values for each graphic.

17" Model 19" Model

Number Part Function Description

Upper Handle Lock LCD Screen Cover LED Screen KVM Module KVM Key Panel Front Mount Brackets Touch Mouse Pad Slide Rails Keyhole LCD Keypad Panel Front USB Port Pull the handle, slide the LCD module out and push it in Locks the LCD module; pull out module first, then push into the automatic lock Opens or closes with the handle; opening and closing angle of 0° – 100° 17" or 19" LED/LCD screen – Later referred to as On Screen Displa (OSD) KVM modules can be easily removed and replaced Press this key to enter to manual switch function For installation into cabinets and racks with screws KVM console mouse; can control the computer's operations LCD module sliding track Corresponds to the latch of the LCD module Used to control the LED screen display adjustment and switch Used to access an external USB keyboard or mouse 7 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

1.2.2 Modular Switch Rear Views

This section shows the available connection types of the Intellinet Removable KVM Switch Modules. Both the VGA and Cat5 switch types can be optionally configured with Remote Control IP as the images describe.

LCD KVM 8-port VGA Switch LCD KVM 16-port VGA Switch LCD KVM 8-port Cat5 Switch LCD KVM 16-port Cat5 Switch LCD KVM 8 port DVI Switch


1.3 Views and Dimensions

4:3 Screen – 17" 16:9 Screen – 19" Single-Rail LCD KVM Console Single–Rail Multi-Port KVM Console Dimensions


Chapter 2 –

Hardware Installation

2.1 Stacking and Installation Notes

✪ 1. Before proceeding, refer to the important safety information regarding the placement of the LCD KVM switch, which is listed in the appendix. 2. Before installation, make sure that all the devices connected to the power supply are turned off. Unplug all power cables from the computer. 3. The LCD KVM switch is packed with stuffing to protect it during transportation and movement. Make sure the equipment is free from all protective films and fillers before mounting. Place the LCD KVM switch in a suitable area that will sufficiently and securely support the weight of the equipment plus additional cables. Make sure that the area is clean and free from other debris that can affect the ventilation and normal operation of the switch.

2.2 Standard Rack Mounting

1. Remove the mounting brackets and fasten the front bezel to the frame with screws. Slide the back plate with the rear flange toward the rack until the flange is against the chassis. Then use the screws to secure the rear flange to the chassis. 2. Slide the LCD KVM unit onto the support flange. Secure the front of the switch to the front of the rack with the screws provided in the package. 3. Slide the rear-connecting slide bracket along the side rails until it reaches the rear of the switch. 4. Use the screws provided in this package to secure the strip to the rear of the switch. 10 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

2.3 KVM Module Assembly & Disassembly

The Intellinet series of KVM Switches utilizes an LCD screen, keyboard and mouse with detachable, modular switch components. This design allows the user to change out any the KVM components in the case of damage or if the set-up of the system changes. Refer to the following figure for loading and unloading procedures: 1. Once the series of products is placed on the appropriate operating platform, have a screwdriver ready to remove and replace screws. 2. Remove the KVM assembly and the captive screws on the side brackets as shown to separate the KVM assembly from the front LCD assembly. 3. Note the connector between the KVM module and the LCD during removal and installation. Otherwise, damage to the connection may occur with failures between the interface and equipment. 11 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

2.4 Keyboard Disassembly

The following diagram demonstrates how to replace or repair the keyboard portion of the KVM switch. 1. Have the LCD KVM firmly fixed in the rack and the LCD panel open to reveal the keyboard and mouse operating surface. 2. Feel for the circular opening on the bottom of the keyboard panel and push the keyboard gently from its slot. Find the connection side of the USB plug and detach it to remove the keyboard. NOTE: When replacing the module, first plug in the keyboard USB connector, and then replace the keyboard itself into the slot.

2.5 Expansion Module Installation

To quickly and easily upgrade this equipment for remote control of the KVM Switch and its attached devices, use an Intellinet IP-Function Module for KVM Switches (507936). Follow these steps to complete installation.

NOTE: make sure that the switch is off and disconnected from a power source before beginning installation.


1. On the rear of the KVM module, find the expansion slot and the blank panel for installation. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws and the blanking panel. 2. Push the IP module gently into the cavity. 3. Fix the module in place with the screws. 4. Turn on the KVM switch and follow the IP module instructions to complete setup of the IP module. 13 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

2.6 Single Device Installation

The follow section describes how to correctly establish VGA, Cat5 or DVI connections.

all installed devices are fully grounded.

Note: Before installation, make sure that the equipment is powered off. To prevent damage to the equipment during installation, make sure that 2.6.1 VGA Port KVM Module Installation

To install a single-level KVM, complete the following steps. Refer to the diagram below for additional visualization: 1. Plug your USB keyboard and mouse into the USB console port on the back panel of the switch. 2. Using a set of KVM cables that correspond to the model, plug the VGA connector into any available VGA port on the switch. 3. Plug the corresponding VGA video connector, USB or PS2 connector of the KVM cable into the corresponding port on the PC. 4. Connect the supplied power cable from the power jack on the switch to an AC power source. 5. Connect the network cable to the IP port of the IP module. 6. Turn on the computer. 1 2 5 N E T 4 3 Notes: 1. Make sure that all plugs are connected to the same group of KVM connection port jacks (all connected to Port1 or all connected to Port2). 2. The IP module is an optional configuration of the product. If the product you purchased does not contain the module, ignore the related operation in Step 5. 3. Before using the IP module, make the appropriate configuration and complete a network debugging after accessing the network you want to connect to. Refer to the IP module product manual for how to use and debug the IP module. 14 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

2.6.2 Cat5 Port KVM Module Installation

To install a single-level KVM, complete the following steps. Refer to the diagram below for additional visualization: 1. Plug your USB keyboard and mouse into the USB console port on the back panel of the switch. 2. Use a set of Cat5e / 6-wire connectors to plug into any available Cat5 port on the switch. 3. Plug a Cat5e / 6-wire connector into the Cat5 connector on the dongle module of the KVM. Connect the corresponding VGA video connector, USB or PS2 connector of the dongle cable to the corresponding port on the PC. 4. Connect the supplied power cable from the power jack on the switch to an AC power source. 5. Connect the network cable to the IP port of the IP module. 6. Turn on the computer. 1 2 5 N E T 4 3 Notes: 1. Make sure that all plugs are connected to the same group of KVM connection port jacks (all connected to Port1 or all connected to Port2). 2. The IP module is an optional configuration of the product. If the product you purchased does not contain the module, ignore the related operation in Step 5. 3. Before using the IP module, make the appropriate configuration and complete a network debugging after accessing the network you want to connect to. Refer to the IP module product manual for how to use and debug the IP module. 4. For display problems caused by transmission distance, electromagnetic interference, common ground, etc., Intellinet recommends using Cat6 shielded network cable to connect and try to improve the display effect. 15 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

2.6.3 DVI Port KVM Module Installation

To install a single-level KVM, complete the following steps. Refer to the diagram below for additional visualization: 1. Plug your USB keyboard and mouse into the USB console port on the back panel of the switch. 2. Insert the audio cable plug of the microphone and the speaker into the corresponding port. 3. Using a set of DVI KVM cable connectors that correspond to this module, plug them into the available ports on the switch – DVI to DVI port, USB-B to keyboard port, mouse port, and composite audio plug to the audio jack. 4. Connect the supplied power cable from the power jack on the switch to an AC power source. 5. Connect the network cable to the IP port of the IP module. 6. Turn on the computer. 2 1 5 3 4 Notes: 1. Make sure that all plugs are connected to the same group of KVM connection port jacks (all connected to Port1 or all connected to Port2). 2. The IP module is an optional configuration of the product. If the product you purchased does not contain the module, ignore the related operation in Step 5. 3. Before using the IP module, make the appropriate configuration and complete a network debugging after accessing the network you want to connect to. Refer to the IP module product manual for how to use and debug the IP module. 16 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

2.7 Cascade Device Installation

This product can be cascaded to increase the number of controlled devices.

2.7.1 VGA Port LCD KVM Switch Cascade

In the VGA-switch Cascade Mode, the keyboard, mouse and computer connections are the same with the stand alone connection. The number part of the description is as follows: 1. A cascaded KVM switch can be connected in two ways—by using a USB KVM cable (as shown in connection number 2 in the figure) or a PS2 KVM cable (as shown in connection number 1 in the figure). Connect to the upper-level switcher. 2. The number of computers connected to each level can be freely increased or decreased according to the user's requirements. 3. Employing the use of the IP module allows for the remote control of the connected devices. This structure can be handed over to the KVM switch from the top of the local and remote groups with unified control and management operations. N E T 1 N E T 2 3 Note: Cascade Mode divides into two levels. Set the switch in the On-Screen Display (OSD) Menu with two levels of Hot Keys for two different Hot Key combinations, or the OSD will not start when cascaded. (Refer to the OSD chapter for details on the OSD Hot Key settings.) 17 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

2.7.2 Cat5 Port LCD KVM Switch Cascade

In the Cat5-switch Cascade Mode, the keyboard, mouse and computer connections are the same with the stand alone connection. The number part of the description is as follows:

1.

A cascaded KVM switch can be connected in two ways—by using a USB KVM cable (as shown in connection number 2 in the figure) or a PS2 KVM conversion-module cable and a switch to the next level to connect.

2.

Refer to the connection port shown in figure 2, which is the connection port for Remote Control mode through the Remote Control console.

3.

Employing the use of the IP module allows for the remote control of the connected devices. This structure can be handed over to the KVM switch from the top of the local and remote groups with unified control and management operations.

N E T 1 2 Note: Cascade Mode divides into two levels. Set the switch in the OSD Menu with two levels of Hot Keys for two different Hot Key combinations, or the OSD will not start when cascaded. (Refer to the OSD chapter for details on the OSD Hot Key settings.) For display problems caused by transmission distance, electromagnetic interference, common ground, etc., Intellinet recommends using Cat6 shielded network cable to connect and try to improve the display effect.


Chapter 3 – Basic Operations 3.1 Hot-Swap

The KVM switch supports hot-swapping, which allows the user to remove components by unplugging the cables that are connected computer's port without having to shut down the switch. To make the hot-swap function work properly, adhere to this information and/or follow these steps:

Hot-swap Computer Connection

In order for the On-Screen Display (OSD) Menu to correspond to the KVM connection-port changes, you must reset the OSD Menu to display the latest connection port information and OSD menu settings. Refer to the OSD Menu section for more information about functions and usage.

Hot-Swap Console Port

This product also supports the hot-swap function for the keyboard, mouse and display. It also provides keyboard and mouse ports for two interface types. Users can select the corresponding device-connection type according to their usage and carry out corresponding control operation. NOTE: If you access the USB and PS2 keyboard and mouse device, you do not have to use two types of devices.

3.2 Connection Port Selection

The KVM switch can be used to quickly switch to any computer connected to the KVM in three modes: Manual Selection, OSD Menu Screen Selection and Hot Key Selection.

3.2.1 Manual Switching:

Use the buttons on the front control panel to select a port. ˆ

8-port model shown

✚ The panel is divided into three areas — from left to right: the online indicator display area, the Port Switch to Select the display area, and the Port Switch digital button area. • Online Indicator Display Area The LEDs in the display area are lit when the controlled computer that is connected to KVM Port is connected to the line. The LED indicating the port number is illuminated and the KVM online Port status is shown. • Port Switch the Display Area The digital LED indicator in the display area shows the port number of the current working port when status is displayed or the numeric key number for input when the key switch port changes. • Port Switch Digital Button Area This area has the numeric keys of [0] - [9] and [RST] (reset button), [ENT] (confirm button). The number keys are used to select the port. Input the corresponding port number and press 【 ENT 】 to jump to that computer. To reset the KVM switch, click [RST] for 3-5 seconds.

3.2.2 OSD Menu Screen Selection

LCD OSD Menu key operation: ✚

Hotkey Selection

【 AUTO 】 Sets the display setting for the screen to automatically adjust resolution 【 MENU 】 Opens the main menu of the display 【 LEFT 】 Selects the direction within the OSD menu and moves the current selection to the left by one unit 【 RIGHT 】 Selects the direction within the OSD menu and moves the current selection to the right by one unit 【 EXIT 】 Exits the OSD menu 【 POWER 】 Turns the LCD screen on and off LED for LCD screen status–Indicates different statuses with different colors: red, green, and none. Red indicates that the LCD screen is connected to power but not receiving a video signal. Green indicates that the LCD is displaying the video signal of the controlled computer. No display means the power to LCD screen is off. 19 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

3.2.3 Hot Key Selection

【 SCRLL 】 + 【 SCRLL 】 + 【 This product offers four hotkey switching methods: NUM 】 / 【 CTRL 】 + 【 CTRL 】 + 【 NUM 】 / 【 ALT 】 + 【 ALT 】 + 【 NUM 】 / 【 SHIFT 】 + 【 SHIFT 】 + 【 NUM 】 The default hot-key toggle combination is [SCRLL] + [SCRLL] + [NUM], where [NUM] is the keyboard number 1 16. The KVM switch will switch to the corresponding computer of the port number. To change the key combination of the hotkey, set and change it in the corresponding option of OSD Menu.

3.3 Power Off and Restart

To power off the KVM switch, do the following before turning it back on: 1. Unplug its power supply. 2. Turn off all computers that are connected to the KVM switch. 3. Wait 10 seconds; then, reconnect the KVM switch. 4. Turn on the computer.

3.4 Opening / Closing / Locking the LCD

1. To open the LCD display screen, flip the screen upwards. The maximum angle that the LCD screen can be opened is 105 –120°. 2. When in use, the LCD can be unlocked from the side track by the handle on the upper part of the LCD unit. After unlocking, the LCD module can be pulled out from the slide rail. (Refer to the diagram above for operation.) 3. The screen will automatically pull out the slide after the brake locks the device to prevent random sliding of the LCD screen components. After the brake lock is activated, the LCD screen will limit the operation by pushing the slide rail. To manually unlock the KVM switch from the slide rail, pull back both sides locked buttons on each slide rail. (Refer to the figure above for the specific operation). After unlocking, pushed the switch into the slide rail. AUTO LOCK UNLOCK 20 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

Chapter 4 – On-Screen Display (OSD) Operations

This chapter reviews how the switch's menu-driven interface handles the computer switching procedure and provides instant access to any computer on the installation.

4.1 OSD Login

The OSD function provides a two-level (administrator / user) password mechanism. The factory default setting—i.e., first time access—does not require login-password authentication. The default administrator password is

admin

. To add a password, enter the OSD menu, and press the change them as needed. 【 F6 】 "SET" option to set the login password successfully. The subsequent login requires the correct administrator / user to enter the password in the OSD menu Interface operation. When entering the setting options, some functions may need to be edited and modified by the administrator. Modify and

4.2 OSD Hot Key

By default, press the [CTRL] key twice for the OSD menu to appear on the screen of the controlled display and see the connection/status information and the connected computers.

4.3 OSD Main Menu

• 【 F1 】 – 【 F6 】 at the bottom of the screen accesses the functions of OSD menu, their corresponding operations and the setting of corresponding functions by keyboard. • • • After entering the OSD main screen, the port number in the center of the screen is the port number of the selected PC. To move up and down through the list one line at a time, use the 【 ↑ 】【 ↓ 】 Arrow Keys and press 【 Enter 】 to select the switch port. If the number of rows in the list is larger than the number that the screen can display, the screen scrolls. Press 【 Esc 】 to exit the OSD menu interface. When the OSD menu is closed, a small blue window will appear on the screen that shows the port number that switch is currently switched to.

4.4 OSD Main Screen Headings

Heading Explanation PN QV PC

This column lists the port numbers for all the CPU ports on the installation. The simplest method to access a particular computer is to move the highlight bar to it, then press [Enter]. If a port has been selected for Quick View scanning, an arrowhead symbol displays in this column to indicate so. The computers that are powered on and are on line have an arrowhead symbol in this column to indicate so.

NAME

If a port has been given a name, its name appears in this column.

4.5 OSD Functions

OSD functions are used to configure and control the OSD. These functions allow you to rapidly switch to any port, scan selected ports only, limit the list of views, designate a port as a Quick View Port, create or edit a port name, or make OSD setting adjustments. To activate the OSD function key: 1. Press any function key 【 F1 】 – 【 F6 】 at the bottom of main screen to input the function key. 2. On the sub-menu, move the selection column to the option, and then press the 【 Enter 】 key. 3. Press the 【 Esc 】 key to return to the previous menu. 21 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

4.5.1 F1:GOTO

1. To use the “NAME” method, move the highlight bar to “NAME" and press 【 Enter 】 . Input the name of a port, then press [Enter] to confirm. 2. To use the "PN" method, move highlight bar to “PN” and press 【 Enter 】 . Input the port number, and 3. then press 【 Enter 】 to switch. If the port number is invalid, it will remind the user to input again. To return to main menu, press [Esc]. Note: 1. When keying a name that matches one that already exists, the matched name will appear on the screen. Press 【 Enter 】 to switch to that port. 2. In the "PN" port input box, only allow the input of numbers. The input of other characters is regarded as invalid—the equipment notes this to the user by issuing a warning tone.

4.5.2 F2:SCAN

The "SCAN" function performs automatic port scanning of the connected computers. Users can switch ports in order to view the corresponding port computer status. • • • The SCAN function can automatically scan from the current selected port; users can set the scan interval. When scanning, a small window on the screen indicates the current port number. Press [Space] to stop scanning, and the KVM switches to the port last scanned.

4.5.3 F3:LIST

The LIST function enables the broadening or narrowing of the scope for which ports the OSD will display on the main screen. Many of the OSD functions only operate on the computers that have been selected for listing on the main screen with this function. The choices and their meanings are given in the table below:

Choice Meaning ALL

Lists all of the ports on the installation.

QVIEW

Lists only the ports that have been selected as Quick View Ports.

POWERED ON POWERED ON + QVIEW

Lists only the ports that have their attached computers powered on. Lists only the ports that have their attached computers powered on and have been selected as Quick View Ports. Lists only the ports that have been selected as Quick View Ports and have name.

QVIEW + NAME NAME

Lists only the ports that have names. Move the highlight bar to the desired selection, then press [Enter]. An icon appears before the choice to indicate that it is currently selected. Afterward is a return to the OSD main screen with the newly formulated list displayed.


4.5.4 F4 QV

The QV function selects a port for Quick View. Move the highlight bar to a port, press [F4] and an icon of an upward facing triangle appears. Press [F4] again and the icon disappears.

4.5.5 F5 EDIT

The EDIT function creates or edits the name of a port. Pressing [F5] brings up a pink edit box. Input a name, and then press [Enter]. The port is set a name and it will appear on the screen.

4.5.6 F6:SET

To change the settings: 1. Move the highlight bar to an option and press 【 Enter 】 . 2. After selecting an item, the sub-menu and the further options provided will appear. To select it, double-click the mouse or move the selection column to the option, and then press the [Enter] key; an icon will appear. Select the option before to indicate that the item has been selected. The settings are described in the following table:

Settings OSD ACTIVATING HOTKEY SWITCH HOTKEY CHANNEL DISPLAY MODE CHANNEL DISPLAY DURATION CHANNEL DISPLAY POSITION SCAN DURATION SET PASSWORD SET SUPER PASSWORD CLEAR THE NAME LIST RESTORE DEFAULT VALUE LOCK CONSOLE Function

OSD Menu Activates hotkey combination selection settings KVM port switch hot-key combination selection setting Port display mode selection Select the Port form to display the Dwell Time setting Select the port form display location settings Port scan dwell time setting User login password settings The administrator login password settings Clear the port name setting Reset OSD Menu Password Login Function settings 23 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

4.5.6.1 OSD ACTIVATING HOTKEY

This screen provides the user with four hotkey combinations. Use the keyboard's 【 ↑ 】【 ↓ 】 buttons to move the cursor to select an item, and then press 【 Enter 】 to save. The default is to use 【 CTRL 】【 CTRL 】 as the OSD menu start hotkey.

4.5.6.2 SWITCH HOTKEY

This screen provides the user with four hotkey combinations. Use the keyboard's 【 ↑ 】【 ↓ 】 buttons to move the cursor to select an item, and then press 【 Enter 】 to save. The default is to use 【 SCRLL 】【 SCRLL 】【 NUM 】 as the OSD menu start hotkey.

【 NUM 】 is the numeric keypad of the keyboard. Depending on the model number a valid numeric range can be from 【 1 】 - 【 16 】 .

4.5.6.3 CHANNEL DISPLAY MODE

This function provides three different port display modes: PN + NAME (the port number and port name), PN (only shows the port number), and NAME (only shows the port name). Adjust this according to system requirements. The initial default is PN + NAME mode. 24 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

4.5.6.4 CHANNEL DISPLAY DURATION

This screen allows the user to adjust the time the tip window will stay on screen. The options are as follows: • 3 SECOND—The tip window lasts for 3 seconds; • ALWAYS ON—The tip window is always on the screen.

4.5.6.5 CHANNEL DISPLAY POSITION

This screen allows the user to adjust the position of the tip window. A small blue window appears on the screen. Use an arrow key to move it; then, press [Enter] to specify the position.

4.5.6.6 SCAN DURATION

This screen allows the user to adjust the Duration for scanning one port. Move the highlight bar to an option and press [Enter] to select it.

4.5.6.7 SET PASSWORD

This screen allows the user to set a new password. First, enter the old password; then, enter a new password and confirm it. The new password is set. If an error occurs, the screen will remind users.

4.5.6.8 SET SUPER PASSWORD

When setting the administrator password, it is necessary to enter the correct password. Before a new password is updated, input the previous password twice for the new password to take effect. 25 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

4.5.6.9 CLEAR THE NAME LIST

This function clears the name of a port in the OSD menu. If you use this function, all the port names will be emptied, so proceed carefully. It is necessary to verify the administrator password. Afterward, input the 【 Y 】 key and press 【 Enter 】 to confirm the operation. To cancel this operation, input 【 N 】 key and press 【 Enter 】 to confirm, or use the keyboard input 【 Esc 】 to go directly back.

4.5.6.10 RESTORE DEFAUL VALUE

This function allows the user to restore settings to default value, so proceed with caution. To do so, it is necessary to verify the administrator password. Afterward, input the 【 Y 】 key and press 【 Enter 】 to confirm the operation. To cancel this operation, input 【 N 】 key and press 【 Enter 】 to confirm, or use the keyboard input 【 Esc 】 to go directly back.

4.5.6.11 LOCK CONSOLE

It is not possible to switch or scan after the console has been locked (including switching by pushing a button on the panel or OSD). The user must enter a password to set. Note: After locking the console, the user will unlock the console by using this option, which also needs password verification.

（ Descriptions of the OSD Menu functions may vary. Refer to the description of each interface KVM switch manual for details.

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Appendix

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A–1 General Safety Instructions

• • • • • • • This product should only be used indoors. Read all the instructions for future reference. Follow all the warnings and instructions on the device. Do not place this equipment on any unstable surface. If this equipment falls, it will cause serious damage. Do not use this equipment near water. Do not place this equipment near or over a radiator or other types of heating equipment. • • • • The enclosure is provided with slots for heat dissipation and ventilation. To prevent overheating during operation, do not block or cover the openings. Do not place the device on a soft surface (such as a bed, sofa, blanket, etc.). This will block proper ventilation. Likewise, do not place this equipment in a sealed environment unless proper ventilation is provided. Do not spray any liquid on the device. Before cleaning, unplug the power from the wall socket. Do not use any liquid or foam cleaner. Use a damp cloth to clean it. Use this equipment according to the type of power supply on the label. If you are unsure whether the power supply type is available, contact your dealer or the local power company. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • This equipment is designed for an IT distribution system with 100V ~ 230V phase-to-phase voltage. To prevent damage to your device, it is important that all equipment be properly grounded. Do not place anything on the power cord or cable. Route the power cord and other cables to avoid tripping over them. If the equipment uses an extension cord, make sure that the total capacity of all products using the line does not exceed the current-carrying capacity of the line. Ensure that the total current of all products plugged into the wall outlet does not exceed 15A. Use a surge suppressor, regulator, or uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to help protect your system from sudden, transient, and reduced power. Fix the system cable and power cord properly, and make sure nothing presses on the cable. Do not insert objects into the machine through the slots of the housing. There is a risk of exposure to dangerous voltage points or short-circuiting of parts that could result in fire or electric shock. Do not attempt to repair the equipment by yourself. Consult a qualified service person for support. If any of the following conditions occur, unplug the unit from the wall outlet and return it to a qualified service representative for repair. The power cord or plug is damaged or worn; Liquid is spilled into the unit; The device is exposed to rain and water; The device has been dropped or the housing has been damaged; The function of the device is obviously changed; or, The machine can ʼ t be operated normally as instructed by the operating instructions.

A–2 Cabinet Installation

• Before cabinet installation, make sure that the fixing device is securely fastened to the rack and extended to the ground. The weight of the whole rack can be dispersed on the floor. Mount the front and side securing devices in a single rack or the front end fixtures in combination with multiple racks before starting rack work. • • • • • • • • • • Install from the bottom up in the cabinet, and install the heaviest things first. When extending the equipment from the rack, make sure that the rack is stable. Be careful when releasing the latch by pressing the device rails and sliding the unit into the rack. The track of the slide rail may clip to your finger. After mounting the device to the rack, carefully spread the rails to the locked position, and then slide the unit into the rack. Do not overload the AC supply branch circuit that supplies power to the rack. The total load capacity of the rack should not exceed 80% of the branch circuit. Make sure that all equipment used on the rack – including electrical outlets and other power connectors – is properly grounded. Make sure there is proper airflow to the equipment on the rack. Make sure that the operating temperature of the rack environment does not exceed the maximum operating temperature set by the manufacturer. Do not stand on or place undue pressure on any equipment while you are servicing other equipment on the rack. WARNING: Slide / rail (LCD / KVM) mounting equipment cannot be used with support brackets or work areas.


A–3 Specifications

A.3.1 VGA Series LCD KVM Switch

Function Connectors Port Selection Connectors Direct Cascade(Max) Console Connectors Computer Port Video Keyboard Mouse Expansion Port Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse Toggle Switch LED Indicator light Power IP module network port Connection Port Selection KVM reset IP Module reset IP Module restored initially Computer Select port Computer Online port IP module network port Analog Mode Keyboard Mouse Maximum resolution video Scan time interval Operation Environment Machine Attributes Operating temperature Storage temperature Humidity Chassis Single slide size Dual slide size Weight 8 口 16 口 8 128 16 256 OSD Menu, Front Panel Hot-Key, Hot-key, Remote Control IP (Optional) 17”\19”\19”Wide LED Screen 1 x USB Type A Female 1 x USB Type A Female 1 x USB Type A Female （ Prepositive port for keyboard, mouse ） 4 x VGA DB15bluefe male 8 x VGA DB15bluefemale 1 x DC Jack 1 x RJ45 KVM operation panel Numeric buttons KVM operation panel function buttons 1 x Semi-embedded keys 1 x Semi-embedded keys Two-digit LED display LED 4 x red 8 x red 1 x green 、 1 x orange 16 x VGA DB15bluefemale 16 x red USB 、 PS2 1920 x 1200 @ 60HZLocal and remote 3 、 5 、 10 、 15 、 20 、 30 、 40 、 60 seconds （ default 3 seconds ） 0-50 ℃ -20-60 ℃ 0-80%RH,No condensation Metal 555 x 445 x 45mm 645 x 443 x 45mm 16.6KG-18.1KG 28 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

A.3.2 Cat5 Series LCD KVM Switch

Function Computer Connections Port Selection Direct Cascade(Max) 8 口 8 16 口 16 128 256 OSD Menu, Buttons, Hot-key, Remote Control IP (Optional) Video Connector Console Connectors Keyboard Mouse Expansion Port Video keyboard& mouse conversion module Computer Connectors Conversion module port Toggle switch LED Indicator light Power IP module network port Connection Port Selection KVM reset IP Module reset IP Module restored initially Computer Select port Computer Online port IP module network port Analog mode Keyboard Mouse Maximum resolution video Scan time interval Operation Environment Machine Attributes Operating temperature Storage temperature Humidity Chassis Single slide size Dual slide size Weight 17”\19”\19”wide-screen LCD Monitor 1 x USB Type A Female 1 x USB Type A Female 1 x USB Type A Female (Prepositive USB port for keyboard, mouse ） 4 x USB or 4 x PS2 4 x RJ45 8 x USB or 8 x PS2 8 x RJ45 16 x USB or16 x PS2 16 x RJ45 1 x DC Jack 1 x RJ45 KVM operation panel Numeric buttons KVM operation panel function buttons 1 x Semi-embedded keys 1 x Semi-embedded keys Two-digit LED display LED 4 x red 8 x red 1 x green 、 1 x orange 16 x red USB 、 PS2 1920 x 1200 @ 60HZ local & remote 3 、 5 、 10 、 15 、 20 、 30 、 40 、 60 seconds （ default 3 seconds ） 0-50 ℃ -20-60 ℃ 0-80%RH,No condensation Metal 555 x 445 x 45mm 645 x 443 x 45 mm 16.6KG-18.1KG 29 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

A.3.3 DVI Series LCD KVM Switch

Function Connectors Port Selection Direct Monitor Keyboard Mouse 8 口 8 OSD Menu, Buttons, hot keys 17”\19”\19”Wide-Screen LCD Monitor 1 x USB Type A female 1 x USB Type A female Console Port Expansion Port 1 x USB Type A Female (Prepositive port for Keyboard, mouse) Connectors Computer Port Microphone Audio speakers Keyboard, Mouse Video Mixed audio port 4 x Mini Stereo Female(Pink) 4 x Mini Stereo Female(green) 4 x USB Type B Female 4 x DVI-I 4 x Mini Stereo Female(black) 8 x Mini Stereo Female(Pink) 8 x Mini Stereo Female(green) 8 x USB Type B Female 8 x DVI-I 8 x Mini Stereo Female(black) Power 1 x DC jack Connection Port Selection KVM operation panel Numeric buttons Toggle switch KVM reset KVM operation panel function buttons LED Indicator light Analog mode Computer Select port Computer Online port Keyboard, Mouse Maximum resolution video Scan time interval Operation Environment Machine Attributes Operating temperature Storage temperature Humidity Chassis Size Weight Two-digit LED display LED 4 x red USB Type A 8 x red 1920 x 1200 @ 60HZ Local 3 、 5 、 10 、 15 、 20 、 30 、 40 、 60seconds （ default 3 seconds ） 0-50 ℃ -20-60 ℃ 0-80%RH,No condensation Metal 555 x 445 x 45mm 16.6KG-18.1KG 30 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

A.3.4 LCD Module Specifications

Function 17inchLCD module LCD Screen Size Ratio 17inch4:3 LCD Screen Type SXGA TFT-LCD LCD Display Assembly Viewing Area Resolution Support color Contrast Backlight Pixel spacing LEDService life Nominal Input Voltage Keyboard Layout 19inchLCD module 19inch4:3 337.920(H) × 270.336(V) 376.32 (H) x 301.056 (V) 1280*1024@60HZ 16.7M color （ RGB 6 bit + Hi_FRC ） 1000 : 1 (Typ) LED 0.264x0.297mm 100,000Hours 0.294x0.294mm +5.0V 19inchwide-screen LCD module 19inch16:9 Wide AHVA TFT-LCD 408.96(H) x 230.04(V) 1980*1080@60HZ 16.7Mcolor,True 8 bit 300*300um Ultra-thin US100 key, Stand alone Removable keyboard. (Keyboard language format optional) Keyboard Compatible Microsoft Windows9 、 Me/NT/2000/XP 、 WIN7 、 Server2003 、 WIN8 、 WIN10 Mouse Port Service life Mouse Type Port X/Y resolution Service life Standard PS/2;USB （ Chocolate keyboard ） >1,000,000 times Touch Mouse Standard PS/2 〉 1000 point/inch, （ 40x40/mm) >1,000,000 times 31 LCD VGA/DVI/Cat5 KVM Switch

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