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Mini Compact
Two Ports USB KVM Switch
USER'S MANUAL
Rev 1.0
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the compact USB KVM switch. KVM switch can save your TIME, SPACE, EQUIPMENT and POWER.
Controlling multiple USB PCs from One PS/2 Keyboard, PS/2
Mouse and VGA Monitor or One USB Keyboard, USB Mouse and
VGA Monitor. USB KVM switch is loaded with features such as hot key control, push button control and Console could be USB keyboard (or USB mouse) or standard PS/2 keyboard (or PS/2 mouse).
USB KVM switch also supports extra two comprehensive USB type A ports (if you use PS/2 console ) for user to share more USB peripherals.
USB KVM Switch is compatible to AT, PS/2 style computers, SUN
Microsystems computers,G3/G4 MACs or iMACs with USB port.
All of USB ports of KVM switch are compliant to USB 1.1
Specification.
Features
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Two ports USB KVM switch, compact size design
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USB 1.1 Specification compliant
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Support UHCI, OHCI USB interface
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USB console works with Win98/98SE/ME/2000/XP, WinNT, HP
Unix, Linux Sun Solaris, MAC O.S 8.6 or later version
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PS/2 console works with Win98/SE/ME/2000/XP WinNT, HP
Unix, Linux, Sun Solaris, MAC O.S 8.6 or later version
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USB KVM switch is embedded with two USB device ports (if you use PS/2 console ) for computers to share different USB peripherals.
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Manage multiple PCs, G3/G4 MACs, iMACs from one USB keyboard (or PS/2 keyboard), USB Mouse (or PS/2 mouse) and Monitor.
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Add PCs or Remove Connected PCs for Maintenance without powering down the PC
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Legacy Control: PS/2 Style Keyboard and PS/2 Style Mouse control all PCs and real time switch PCs without Hub
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USB Control: USB Style Keyboard and USB Style Mouse control all PCs
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Use push button or hot key control for easy computer selection.
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LED display for easy status monitoring
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Plug N Play, No Windows software driver needed for PS/2 keyboard and PS/2 mouse operation.
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Buzzer sound for switching port confirmation.
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Support auto scan function .
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High VGA resolution 1920X1440 and High bandwidth 200MHz.
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Support VGA DDC, DDC2, DDC2B.
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Supports USB bus power mode.
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Independently access USB devices and select PC port simultaneously
Package Contents
2 port USB KVM Switch:
Compact 2 ports USB KVM Switch
One user's manual
Technical Specifications
Model No.
PC Port
Console Port
PC Port Connector
Console port connector
PC selection
On Screen Display
PC port LED
Hub port LED
MAX PC Connections
Scan Intervals
Keyboard Conversion
Mouse Conversion
VGA Resolution
Bandwidth
Power Type
Power Adapter
Operation Temperature
Storage Temperature
Humidity
Size
Dimension (cm)
Weight (kg)
KVM-112UEC
2 USB Type B ports
2 USB type A ports
2 PS/2 ports
USB Type B receptacle
VGA HDB 15pin Female
USB Type A receptacle
PS/2 Keyboard Mini Din 6 pin Female
PS/2 Mouse Mini Din 6 pin Female
VGA HDB 15pin Female
2
2
Hot Key or Push Button
No
2
5 ~ 100 sec.
(Default 5 Sec When power on )
PS/2 to USB
PS/2 to USB
1920X1440
200MHz
Bus Power
No needed* for bus power
0~40
-20 ~ 60
0~90%, Non-Condensing
Compact size
11.2*7.5*2.5
170g
System Requirements
Console side:
One VGA or the other VGA monitor
One USB keyboard or PS/2 keyboard
One USB mouse or PS/2 mouse
Computers side:
Two HDB 15 pin male to male VGA cables
Two USB A-B cables
Product Details
2 port USB KVM front Panel & Rear Panel:
MAC O.S. and Sun Micro Systems Keyboard Mapping
The following diagram indexes the Hotkey combination that emulates Mac O.S. and Sun Micro keyboard commands. This feature is only available on the PS/2 keyboard attached to the
KVM, and is not available on the USB keyboard.
Left Windows Key = L_Win
Sun Microsystems
Keyboard
Stop
Props
Compose
Front
Open
Find
Again
Undo
Copy
Paste
Cut
Help
Power
Mute
V_DN
V_UP
Windows ps2
Keyboard
L_Win & L_Alt
L_Win & L_Ctrl
L_Win & L_Shift
L_Win & F1
L_Win & F2
L_Win & F3
L_Win & F4
L_Win & F5
L_Win & F6
L_Win & F7
L_Win & F8
L_Win & F11
L_Win & F12
L_Win & "1"
L_Win & "2"
L_Win & "3"
Windows Key
Alt
Print Screen
Scroll Lock
Pause Break
Power
Apple Key
Option
F13
F14
F15
Mac OS
Hardware Installation
Before installation, please make sure all of peripherals and computers have been turned off.
When you apply Windows 98/98SE to USB KVM Switch, please use the following set up procedures:
1st Step:
1. Connecting USB A-B type cables to PC and USB KVM switch.
The type A connector of USB cable is for PC and the other end of USB cable is for USB KVM Switch.
2. Connecting HDB15 pin ( Male to Male) cables to PC and USB
KVM switch.
3. VGA monitor's cable is connected to console VGA port.
4. Connecting PS2 keyboard to PC PS/2 keyboard port directly and do not connect PS2 mouse to your PC
5. Boot the PC and PC is unable to get the mouse during boot up system. The Window O.S. will show the following message or similar things :
" Windows did not detect a mouse attached to the computer. You can safely attach a serial mouse now. To attach a mouse to a PS/2 mouse port, you must first turn the computer off.
Do not show this message in the future. "
Please use keyboard "Tab" key, "Space" bar and "Enter" key to select the item " Do not show this message in the future." and finishing booting Windows O.S..
6. It will mount USB HID (Human Interface Device) driver. Using
Keyboard "Tab" key, "Left Arrow" key, "Right Arrow" key and
"Enter" key to accomplish set up process.
7. Repeat item 5 and 6 procedures to all of PCs.
8. Please turn off USB KVM Switch and use "Windows" key to shut down computers.
2nd Step:
1. Connect PS2 keyboard ( or USB keyboard ) and PS2 mouse ( or
USB Mouse ) to USB KVM Switch's console port.
2. Turn on USB KVM switch and then power on all of PCs
When you apply Windows ME/XP/NT/2000 to USB KVM Switch, please use the following set up procedure:
1. Connecting USB A-B type cables to PC* and USB KVM switch.
The type A connector of USB cable is for PC and the other end of USB cable is for USB KVM Switch.
2. Connecting HDB15 pin ( Male to Male) cables to PC and USB
KVM switch.
3. VGA monitor's cable is connected to console VGA port.
4. Connecting keyboard and mouse to console PS/2 port or USB port.
5. Turn on USB KVM switch and then boot all of PCs
MAC and Sun Micro Systems has the similar installation to mentioned-above PC installation process.
Note: Few monitors might cause SUN Microsystems fails in boot-up process (Or SUN Microsystems cannot detect monitor), please power off all systems and console monitor. You can go one of methods to solve this problem : boot up SUN Microsystems again.
b. To add a power adapter to this KVM switch and power on this switch first, then go the same boot up process again.
If the motherboard BIOS' USB port is disable in default mode and you apply USB keyboard or USB mouse to PC. It does not work in
DOS mode. Please disconnect USB keyboard or USB mouse and connect PS2 keyboard to the PS2 port of PC for enabling BIOS
USB port.
Different motherboard BIOS has different USB port set up procedure. Here are some examples, which based on some kind of BIOS version, below for the user reference.
A. AWARD BIOS: To press "Del" key immediately for a couple of times when powering on PC and you will get into BIOS set up mode Select "Advanced" item USB Legacy support
Select "AUTO" Save and quit BIOS set up.
B. PHOENIX BIOS To press "F2" after powering on PC gets into
BIOS set up mode Select "Advanced" item Legacy USB support Select "Enable" Save and quit BIOS set up.
C. AMI BIOS To press "Del" key immediately for a couple of times when powering on PC and you will get into BIOS set up mode Select "Chipset features setup" USB controller all USB port USB KB/Mouse KEYB+MOUSE Save and quit BIOS set up.
Note: If the PC BIOS need check keyboard to accomplish boot up process and the PC might show keyboard error message on the screen, please configure the
BIOS setting again.
When you enter BIOS set up mode, please select the item
"Halt on Error" or the other Error condition setting and select
"Halt all errors but Keyboard" or to ignore keyboard during boot up BIOS process.
Usage
The Push Button:
USB KVM switch supports one push button. You can select PC port and USB hub together through it. i.e. Hub and PC are selected at the same time
Keyboard:
There are two kinds of keyboard --- PS/2 type or USB type can be applied to this switch.
Mouse:
There are two kinds of mouse --- PS/2 type or USB type can be applied to this switch.
The Push Buttons:
Pressing the button cyclically through all the ports with USB Hub.
2 Ports USB KVM
PC 1 PC2
The LED of PC Selection Indication:
You can press the button in order like mentioned-above diagram.
When you select one of two PC ports and this PC is shut down or this PC port is disconnected to the PC, the selected port LED will flash. When you select one of two PCs ports and this PC is powered on, the selected port LED is lit.
The LED of USB Hub Selection Indication:
There are two LEDs indicate the location of USB hub. When USB hub LED 1 is lit, it means that USB hub is occupied by PC 1. When
USB hub LED 2 is lit, it means that USB hub is occupied by PC 2.
Hot Key control:
You can also conveniently command KVM switch by switching ports through simple key sequences.
Operation: PS2 Keyboard Hot Key
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P S / 2 K e y b o a r d u s e r : ( T h i s a p p l i c a t i o n i s f o r
Win98/98SE/ME/2000/XP , HP Unix, Linux, Sun Solaris, MAC
O.S 8.6 or later version operation systems )
To send commands to USB KVM, the SCROLL LOCK key must be pressed twice within 2 seconds. You will hear a beep for confirmation. If you have not pressed any key in hot key mode within 2 seconds (It means to key in any key follows up Scroll
Lock Scroll Lock key ), the keyboard will back to under
Operation System control state.
To select PC port with USB hub in PS2 hot key :
within 2 seconds
Lock
Lock Lock
Scroll Scroll
Lock
Port No.
(2 ports)
= To select PC1 or PC2
with USB hub
To select PC port only in PS2 hot key :
within 2 seconds within 2 seconds
Scroll Scroll
Lock Lock
Channel
Lock Lock
End
= Next Channel
Scroll
+ + +
Lock
Scroll
Lock
End
Port No.
(2 ports)
= To select PC1 or PC2 with USB hub
To select USB Hub port only in PS2 hot key :
within 2 seconds within 2 seconds
Scroll Scroll
Home
Lock Lock
= Previous
Channel
Scroll Scroll
Home
Lock Lock
= Next Channel
Scroll
+ + +
Lock
Scroll
Lock
Home
Port No.
(2 ports)
= To select USB hub only
Beeper Function:
Scroll
Lock
Scroll
Lock
B
(Note: The default
Beeper function is
ON and beeper is
only available for
Scan Mode )
Auto Scan Mode:
Scroll Scroll
S
Lock Lock
scan interval is 5 secs, Power On
Default)
(Note: Auto scan mode only works
with two PCs powered on
simultaneously )
Scroll Scroll
S
Lock Lock
One digital
Number
0~9
= Auto Scan (The scan interval is 10 ~ 100 secs)
Digital Number 1: 10 secs 2: 20 secs 3: 30 secs 4: 40 secs
5: 50 secs 6: 60 secs 7: 70secs 8: 80 secs
9: 90 secs 0: 100 secs
USB Keyboard user: ( This application is only available on PC* with Win98/98SE/ME/2000/XP operation systems )
Press "Scroll Lock" twice within two seconds to switch to the next channels.
To switch PC channel and USB Hub together in the following key sequence:
Scroll
Lock
Scroll
Lock
" * " Mac O.S. and Sun Micro Systems Keyboard Mapping is not
available on USB keyboard
Ensure that all cables are well seated. Label all of cables with the number for each respective computer to avoid confusion.
IBM PC or Compatible :
/ PC cannot find keyboard or mouse after the boot process.
Please make sure you power on the system PC port by PC port for booting Windows O.S. and for recognizing what kind of keyboard and mouse before you install this USB KVM switch first.
/ Keyboard or mouse not working or not compatible with the PC, please make sure the keyboard or mouse works when directly
/ plug in to the computer. If the problem persists, please try another keyboard or mouse.
Mouse doesn't work in Auto Scan mode, you can press any key on the keyboard or the front button on the face plate for returning standard mode and then use the Keyboard or Mouse again.
/ When KVM switch is in Auto Scan mode, there are only VGA monitor display and CPU alternately (but the USB Hub is not switched in auto scan mode ). After you press any key, the PC port will be selected at the same time, as you see the current
PC Screen.
/ If you apply PS/2 keyboard to USB KVM switch's PS/2 port and are fail in booting PC on account of keyboard error ( There is a keyboard error message exists on the screen ), the PC BIOS(
Basic Input Output System) need be set (please see the hardware installation procedure) or upgraded to new BIOS for accepting USB to PS/2 conversion. Normally, most of BIOS' support , during PC boot process, to recognize USB to PS/2 keyboard conversion or USB keyboard.
/ For 4D or 5D mouse user, it is recommended to be used with a
USB hub port of USB KVM switch if the mouse supported with
USB type. Due to USB conversion standard does not define
PS2 to USB converter for 4D or 5D mouse, these extra user define key will lose function when the users use the PS2 port of
USB KVM switch.
/ The recommended VGA cable distance is 5 meters maximum without ghosting and degradation. Normally, the cable length is based on driver capacity of your VGA card. If you need longer VGA cable, please use VGA extender to accomplish your applications.
/ The recommended keyboard or mouse cable is 10 feet maximum without degradation. Normally, the cable length is based on driver capacity of your motherboard. If you need longer keyboard or mouse cable, please use keyboard or mouse extender to get your applications.
/ When you switch USB Hub from one PC to another and there are many USB devices are attached to the PC, it will take about 5~10 seconds for all USB devices initialization. So, to switch port will take more time than the switching time of conventional PS/2 KVM switch.
/ When you use Japanese windows OS with 106 key keyboard, there are some special keys like " " need 106 key driver(Microsoft native driver in OS CD-ROM ). Please follow procedures below and click the mouse to add new driver.
/ Win98/SE/ME control panel Add new hardware Next Next Select "No, the device isn't in the list" Select "No, I want to select the hardware from a list" Select keyboard Select standard keyboard Select ( ) Japanese 106 key keyboard
Reboot PC
Win2000
Control panel System Hardware Device manager
Keyboards Standard keyboard Click mouse right key
Properties Driver Update driver Display a list of the known drivers For this device so that I can choose a specific driver Standard keyboard Standard ( )Japanese 106 key keyboard Reboot PC
WinNT
Control panel Keyboard General Change Show all devices
Reboot PC
Standard( )Japanese 106 key keyboard
WinXP
Control panel System Hardware Device manager
Keyboards Standard keyboard Click mouse right key driver Update driver Install from a list or specific location
(advanced) Don't search. I will choose the driver to install
Deselect show compatible hardware Standard keyboard
Standard( )Japanese 106 key keyboard Reboot PC
SUN Microsystems :
/ If you apply a PC USB keyboard to one of USB hub ports and
SUN Microsystems are connected to this USB KVM switch, there is no SUN-to-PC keyboard mapping available. SUN-to-
PC keyboard mapping is only valid at PS/2 keyboard port of
USB KVM switch. You also can connect SUN USB keyboard to one of USB Hub ports.
/ If you apply PC USB keyboard or SUN USB keyboard to one of
USB hub ports and SUN Microsystems are connected to this
USB KVM switch, there is no Hot Key function for this application.
MAC Computer :
/ If you apply PC USB keyboard to one of USB hub ports and
MAC computers are connected to this USB KVM switch, there
/ is no MAC-to-PC keyboard mapping available. MAC-to-PC keyboard mapping is only valid at PS/2 keyboard port of USB
KVM switch. You also can connect MAC keyboard to one of
USB Hub ports.
If you apply PC USB keyboard or MAC keyboard to one of USB hub ports and MAC computers are connected to this USB KVM switch, there is no Hot Key function for this application.
CERTIFICATIONS
FCC
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference
(2) This device must accept any interference received. Including interference that may cause undesired operation.
CE Certificate
This equipment is in compliance with the requirements of the following regulations: EN 55 022: CLASS B
A BUS
2 por t USB
KVM Switch
Pc1 Pc2
A BUS
USB Keyboard or the other USB device
USB Mouse or the other USB device
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