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Appendix G: Flex Keys 

Flex Keys

 is a Thinklogical Tool featuring a set of default 

hot keys

 that installs onto a Windows 

PC. 

Flex Keys

 also allows the administrator to create unique hot keys to enable actions that are 

not in Thinklogical’s default Hot Key Manager Legend.  

Create Unique Flex Key Actions  

1.  Connect the Windows PC to the 

HOST

 port located on the Receiver. Any changes will be 

saved to that Receiver. 

 

 

2.  Click on the 

UsbFlexKeys

 icon. 

 

3.  The saved HOST or UPDATE settings are read here. Click on 

Rd Mod

 to establish a 

connection to the Host. 

 

Summary of Contents for thinklogical Velocitykvm-24

Page 1: ...Rev F October 2021 ...

Page 2: ...lford Connecticut 06460 U S A Telephone 1 203 647 8700 Fax 1 203 783 9949 All trademarks and service marks are property of their respective owners Subject VelocityKVM Fiber Optic Extension Product Manual Revision F October 2021 tl Website https www thinklogical com Facebook www facebook com ThinklogicalUSA LinkedIn www linkedin com company thinklogical YouTube www youtube com user thinklogicalNA T...

Page 3: ... Audio Specifications Table 2 18 VelocityKVM 5 Supported RGB Resolutions Table 3 19 HARDWARE 20 Contents 20 Desktop or Rack Mount Device 20 Cooling 20 Front Panel Display and Buttons 21 Connecting the VelocityKVM Extender 21 Types of Connectors 21 Fiber Cable 21 Transmitter 21 Receiver 21 Receiver Serial Port 21 Connection Diagram 22 Rear Panel Views and Hardware Connections 22 Typically Used Fibe...

Page 4: ...port 44 Website 44 Email 44 Telephone 44 Fax 44 Product Support 44 Warranty 44 Return Merchandise Authorization 44 Our Addresses 44 APPENDIX A Thinklogical s Full Line of VelocityKVM Extenders 45 Part Number Reference Guide 48 APPENDIX B Quick Start Guides 49 VelocityKVM 4 49 VelocityKVM 5 50 VelocityKVM 8 51 VelocityKVM 24 52 VelocityKVM 28 53 VelocityKVM 34 54 VelocityKVM 35 55 VelocityKVM 38 56...

Page 5: ...IP 24 Level B and NATO NIAPC Evaluation Scheme GREEN and the U S DoD DISA JITC UCR 2013 APL information assurance standards And Thinklogical Velocity products are the first system with both KVM and video matrix switching capabilities to be placed on the Unified Capabilities Approved Product List UC APL under the Video Distribution System VDS category Thinklogical products are designed and manufact...

Page 6: ...ning All Warnings appear in red text followed by blue text and preceded by a red stop sign as shown here A warning is meant to call the reader s attention to critical information at a point in the text that is relevant to the subject being discussed Class 1 Laser Information TLX Extenders and Matrix Switches like all Thinklogical fiber optic products are designed and identified as Class 1 LASER pr...

Page 7: ... digital signage and other commercial KVM applications See Option Configuration Diagrams pgs 10 12 and Appendix A Complete Line of Thinklogical s VelocityKVM Extenders pg 45 Theory of Operation Powered by MRTS Technology MRTS Technology 6 25 Gbps Allows Full Frame Rate Transmission of Uncompressed DVI Powered by Thinklogical s cutting edge patented MRTS Multi Rate Transmission System Technology th...

Page 8: ...µm fiber making it an ideal solution for in house applications Single Mode Fiber Transmission Distance up to 40 kilometers Single mode is designed for long distance transmissions and thus is ideal for multi channel broadcast systems Single mode may be used to send video signals from workstation to workstation from building to building or from studio to transmitter STL with a video resolution of 19...

Page 9: ...mode fiber and up to 1000 meters using type OM4 fiber Extends KVM audio and serial signals up to 40 kilometers using single mode optics USB HID compliant 4 port hub BNC Stereo Emitter 3D Full duplex stereo audio USB 2 0 compliant high speed 480 Mbps 4 port hub Optional IEEE1394 FireWire 9 pin hub Requires 2 additional fiber optic cables Optional Automatic Fail Over see Pg 57 Optional Separate Data...

Page 10: ...es USB HID and USB 2 0 only USB 1 1 is not supported This is the standard USB configuration for our Velocity line R indicates redundant fiber paths 0 is a place holder M indicates Multi Mode optics 04 designates our 1 DVI Display model SC indicates SC Type fiber connectors TX indicates that this unit is a Transmitter VEL H0DM24 LCRX VEL indicates the Velocity line of extenders The part number s le...

Page 11: ...ate Data Paths Network Ports USB HID USB 2 0 VEL W Standard Extender model USB 2 0 USB HID VEL WD Separate Data Paths USB 2 0 USB HID VEL W00M24 LCRX VEL W0DM24 LCRX VEL W00M24 LCTX VEL W0DM24 LCTX VEL K Network Ports USB HID USB 2 0 VEL WR Redundant Fiber Optics USB 2 0 USB HID VEL WR0M24 LCRX VEL WR0M24 LCTX Examples below are shown on the VelocityKVM 24 Tx and Rx All extender models follow the ...

Page 12: ...EL HD Separate Data Paths USB HID no USB 2 0 VEL ED Separate Data Paths USB 2 0 USB HID FireWire no USB 1 1 VEL H0DM24 LCRX VEL H00M24 LCRX VEL E0DM24 LCRX VEL E00M24 LCRX VEL H0DM24 LCTX VEL H00M24 LCTX VEL E0DM24 LCTX VEL E00M24 LCTX VEL UR Redundant USB 2 0 USB HID USB 1 1 VEL U USB 1 1 USB 2 0 USB HID VEL U00M24 LCTX VEL U00M24 LCRX VEL U0DM24 LCRX VEL UR0M24 LCRX VEL UR0M24 LCTX VEL U0DM24 LC...

Page 13: ...4 LCRX AES OUT AES IN VelocityKVM 24P Professional Audio Modules included with each unit 100 240V 0 5A 50 60 Hz CAUTION Replace with same type and rating fuse DVI OUT 1 DDC DVI OUT 1 DVI OUT 2 DDC DVI OUT 2 SER IAL PORT MIC IN LINE OUT L3 L2 STEREO EMITTER OUTPUT USE ONLY WITH 250V FUSE HOST CTRL USB HID U P D A T E S P S 2 USB 2 0 L1 DEV LINK T 2A 250VAC LINE IN MIC OUT SER IAL PORT HID P S 2 LOC...

Page 14: ...MA Mode Vel 4R Vel 24R Receivers Vel 4 Redundant and Vel 24 Redundant Receivers use KVMA mode Video and KMASS are switched between two sources The user only sees the video for the CPU being controlled KMA Mode Vel 24 Vel 34 Vel 35 Receivers Units that switch KMASS but not video are in KMA mode Video does not change just the source that the user is controlling KM Mode Vel 24 Vel 34 Vel 35 Receivers...

Page 15: ...A Vel 4 Transmitter uses DDC Table 1 a Vel 24 Transmitter uses Tables 1 and 2 etc A Vel 34 Receiver will return 4 DDC tables to a Transmitter When a Transmitter is connected to L4 or L5 on the Receiver it uses the DDC table for the monitor on L1 and L3 Thinklogical therefore recommends using all the same type of monitors Note To avoid a DDC mismatch Thinklogical recommends using all the same type ...

Page 16: ...V e l o c i t y K V M E x t e n d e r P r o d u c t M a n u a l R e v F O c t 2 0 2 1 Page 15 VEL 34 No Router Mode VEL W0NM34 LCRX ...

Page 17: ...on the unit ID will be displayed Ensure OOB Out of Band is off when in No Router Mode Do not use No Router Mode when connected to a router Default Hot Key Strokes These numeric values are fixed for No Router Mode 11 Ctrl Ctrl Display 1 88 Gui Gui Display 4 22 Shift Shift Display 2 55 Scroll Lock Scroll Lock Scroll up 44 Alt Alt Display 3 77 Scroll down No default key For more information on using ...

Page 18: ...stem 35 DVI D 3 System 5 DVI I 2 Audio MIC Line 3 5mm Jack Serial Port DB9 Male Stereo Emitter 50Ω BNC IEEE 1394 9 Pin FireWire optional USB HID USB A 4 USB 2 0 USB A 4 PS2 Keyboard MiniDIN 6 Female PS2 Mouse MiniDIN 6 Female Firmware Updates USB B Fiber Connectors LC SC or ST Electrical Cables supplied with transmitters CBL000009 002MR DVI D M to M 4 5 24 2 28 34 4 35 3 CBL000022 002MR HD15 to DV...

Page 19: ...0m max elevation Max operating temp de rates by 3 for every 330m 1000m Storage Unlimited ELECTRICAL Alarm Relay Contacts Maximum DC 1A at 30VDC Maximum AC 0 3A at 125VAC Contact resistance max 1Ω Input rating 100 240VAC 1 5A 50 60Hz Max DC Power Consumption Equal to max output of a single Power Supply THERMAL Heat load BTU HR Equal to DC Power consumption x 3 412 REGULATORY US Canada EN 90650 FCC ...

Page 20: ...65 VESA 1024 768 800 75 60 78 75 VESA 1024 768 808 85 68 7 94 5 VESA 1280 720 750 50 37 5 74 25 Folsom 1280 720 750 60 45 74 25 CEA 861 E 1280 800 828 60 49 7 83 46 VESA GTF 1280 1024 1066 50 52 8 89 55 Folsom 1280 1024 1066 60 64 108 VESA 1280 1024 1082 60 64 8 108 88 Discreet 1280 1024 1066 75 80 135 VESA 1280 1024 1072 85 91 1 157 5 VESA 1280 1024 1063 96 102 163 277 SGI Onyx2 1366 768 795 60 4...

Page 21: ...ear of the chassis The VelocityKVM Extender chassis does not need to be opened or accessed The sturdy metal case allows units to be stacked as needed 8 Mounting bracket screws DVI TWO DISPLAY Velocitykvm 28 Fiber Optic Transmitter 2 Mounting bracket screws in four places RACK MOUNT OR DESK TOP OPTIONS All Thinklogical KVM extenders can be mounted in a standard EIA 19 rack or on a shelf or desk top...

Page 22: ...data PS2 USB audio serial etc and video signal 1 DVI or RGB from the transmitter to the receiver If a back channel is required fiber L2 carries data from the receiver to the transmitter If additional video channels are required they are carried from transmitter to receiver via fibers L3 L4 and L5 depending on the extender model See Pg 57 for additional fiber configurations used with the Fail Over ...

Page 23: ... D Audio OUT DVI IN 1 Audio IN PS 2 Keyboard PS 2 Mouse USB HID USB 2 0 Stereo Emitter IN DVI OUT 1 DDC Source CPU DVI IN 2 Local DVI OUT 2 Fiber Optic Cables L1 Data Tx to Rx and Video 1 L2 Data Rx to Tx L3 Video 2 Local USB HID or PS2 Keyboard Mouse Transmitter VEL W00M24 SCTX Receiver VEL W00M24 SCRX L1 L2 L3 DVI OUT 2 DDC Copper Cables Data DVI Local Audio OUT DVI OUT 2 The VelocityKVM 24W DVI...

Page 24: ...er OUT 3D Audio IN source Audio OUT from microphone Stereo Emitter IN 3D RS 232 Update Ports RS 232 PS2 Keybd Mouse source Local Keybd Mouse HID or PS2 HID PS2 and USB 2 0 USB 2 0 and USB HID source VEL W00M04 LCTX VEL W00M04 LCRX USB 2 0 Indicator LEDs LINK USB 2 0 link established DEV Indicates a valid device is connected USB 2 0 Indicator LEDs LINK USB 2 0 link established HOST TX has enumerate...

Page 25: ...nd Video Ports The following transmitter and receiver rear panel diagrams explain the functions of the fiber optic cable input and output ports and the video input and output ports for each of the VelocityKVM Extenders For the fiber connections Optical Fiber L1 which carries both DATA from Tx to Rx and VIDEO is in purple Optical Fiber L2 which carries DATA from Rx to Tx is in blue and all VIDEO ON...

Page 26: ... Single Head Single Link RGB DVI RGB DVI IN from source RGB DVI OUT local RGB DVI OUT DDC RGB DVI OUT Secondary Velocity 8 KVM Multi Mode Extender Transmitter VEL W00M08 LCTX Receiver VEL W00M08 LCRX L2 Fiber Data Rx to Tx L1 Fiber Data Tx to Rx Video Primary L2 Fiber Data Rx to Tx L1 Fiber Data Tx to Rx Video Primary Dual Link DVI L3 Fiber Video Secondary L3 Fiber Video Secondary Dual Link DVI IN...

Page 27: ...C DVI OUT 2 Secondary DVI IN 1 from source DVI OUT 1 local DVI OUT 1 DDC DVI OUT 1 Secondary Velocity 28 KVM Multi Mode Extender Transmitter VEL W00M28 LCTX Receiver VEL W00M28 LCRX L2 Fiber Data Rx to Tx L1 Fiber Data Tx to Rx Video 1 Primary L2 Fiber Data Rx to Tx L1 Fiber Data Tx to Rx Video 1 Primary Dual Link Single Link DVI 2 Display L3 Fiber Video 1 Secondary L3 Fiber Video 1 Secondary L4 F...

Page 28: ...deo 3 L4 Fiber Video 3 DVI IN 1 from source DVI OUT 1 L5 Fiber Video 4 DVI IN 2 from source DVI IN 3 from source DVI IN 4 from source DVI OUT 2 DVI OUT 3 DVI OUT 4 L5 Fiber Video 4 Velocity 35 KVM Multi Mode Extender Transmitter VEL W00M35 LCTX Receiver VEL W00M35 LCRX L2 Fiber Data Rx to Tx L1 Fiber Data Tx to Rx Video 1 L2 Fiber Data Rx to Tx L1 Fiber Data Tx to Rx Video 1 DVI 3 Display L3 Fiber...

Page 29: ... L3 Fiber Video 1 Secondary L3 Fiber Video 1 Secondary L4 Fiber Video 2 Primary L4 Fiber Video 2 Primary Dual Link DVI IN 1 from source L5 Fiber Video 2 Secondary Dual Link DVI OUT 1 local Dual Link DVI IN 2 from source Dual Link DVI OUT 2 local Dual Link DVI OUT 1 Dual Link DVI OUT 2 L5 Fiber Video 2 Secondary Cables Peripheral Cables KIT 000005 R Audio Cable Kit 8 pcs Qty 1 all models 2 each 6 p...

Page 30: ...Depending on the VelocityKVM Extender model use the following video cables Single link DVI D Male Cable 2 Meters CBL000009 002MR Single link DVI I Male Cable 2 Meters CBL000013 002MR RGB HD15 to DVI A Male Cable 2 Meters CBL000022 002MR VelocityKVM 5 Qty 1 Dual link DVI D Male Cable 2 Meters CBL000023 002MR ...

Page 31: ...al Please call for assistance 1 203 647 8700 Front Panel Usage LCD System Information and Programming LCD Navigation Once the system is powered up the initial Transmitter display is as follows The company name is listed on the first line of the display The model and software version VXX XX of the unit is displayed on the second line By pressing the down arrow you will enter the main menu The main ...

Page 32: ...ed to the Transmitter s DVI IN connector Velocitykvm Transmitters EXAMPLE 1 Thinklogical Velocity TX4 V21 23 System NO 1 indicates no signal or loss of signal Vel 4 TX should read 1 0 2 1 1 display Return to Tx L2 signal received at Rx SFP port L1 No other SFPs used NO 1 indicates de serializer OK Vel 4 TX should read 1 1 2 0 1 display Return to Tx L2 signal received on Rx SFP port L1 No other SFP...

Page 33: ... E x t e n d e r P r o d u c t M a n u a l R e v F O c t 2 0 2 1 Page 32 The following table shows the expected SFP Loss of Signal and Des OK Signal indications for each model of a properly connected VelocityKVM Transmitter ...

Page 34: ...l Menus SFP LOSS 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 STATUS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 SFP Des OK 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 STATUS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 EXAMPLE 2 Thinklogical Velocity RX24 V21 22 System SFP LOSS 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 STATUS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 SFP Des OK 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 STATUS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 NO 1 indicates no signal or loss of signal Vel 24 Rx should read 9 3 1 2 1 0 2 displays 1 fiber each Signals received at Rx SFP p...

Page 35: ...M E x t e n d e r P r o d u c t M a n u a l R e v F O c t 2 0 2 1 Page 34 The following table shows the expected SFP Loss of Signal and Des OK Signal indications for each model of a properly connected VelocityKVM Receiver ...

Page 36: ...t lost Tx Rx link LS Des OK Signal NO 1 Yes 0 No LS Loss of Signal NO Indicates loss of Low Speed signal 1 not connected LS FPGA Ver NO Low Speed Data communication FPGA Vid1 FPGA Rev NO Revision of the Video FPGA for Head 1 Vid2 FPGA Rev NO Revision of the Video FPGA for Head 2 Vid1 FPGA Type NO Type of Video FPGA for Head 1 Vid2 FPGA Type NO Type of Video FPGA for Head 2 Temp in Celsius NO Tb PC...

Page 37: ...he monitor Load Default DDC YES Loads the default EDID table into the TX which allows 1024x768 and 1920x1200 This puts the TX into static mode Load 1080p YES Loads a widescreen version of the EDID table into the TX Supported resolutions include 1920x1080 and 1280x720 Acquire DDC YES Gets the EDID table of the attached display stores the information on the TX and puts the TX in static mode Force DD...

Page 38: ...hinklogical support use only Measures sync activity Video 1 cnt NO Thinklogical support use only Video IN pixel clock in hex ___________________________________________________________________________ RECEIVER System LS Connected NO Indicates fiber status from TX to RX 0 connected Tx Ctrl Name TX Tx only Name entered on TX unit is displayed on RX unit KM Device NO Revision of the VelocityKVM porti...

Page 39: ...tions include 1920x1080 and 1280x720 Acquire DDC YES Gets the EDID table of the attached display stores the information on the TX and puts the TX in static mode Force DDC Mode YES Used to force a monitor to appear as either digital or analog Since the Velocity products can convert between analog and digital sometimes the EDID table must be modified to match the method of connecting the TX to CPU V...

Page 40: ...e right arrow scroll right until Store Values is displayed as shown below then press enter Using the up arrow or down arrow scroll until Yes appears as shown below Then press enter Using the right arrow or left arrow scroll until you return to the System menu option Using up arrow or down arrow scroll until you get to the Thinklogical screen as shown below System Thinklogical Velocity Tx24 VXX XX ...

Page 41: ...or down arrow scroll until Yes appears below then press enter Follow the steps below to save your changes Using the down arrow scroll down to System Using the right arrow scroll right until Store Values is displayed then press enter Using the up or down arrow scroll until Yes appears then press enter Using the right or left arrow scroll to return to the System menu option Using up or down arrow sc...

Page 42: ... the up or down arrow scroll until you find the appropriate letter number then press enter Holding down the up or down arrow will scroll faster Using the right or left arrow scroll to return to the System menu option Follow these steps to save your changes Using the down arrow scroll down to System Using the right arrow scroll right until Store Values is displayed then press enter Using the up or ...

Page 43: ...duct Canadian Radiation Emitting Devices Act REDR C1370 IEC 60825 2001 Parts 1 and 2 Class 1 LASER Product Electromagnetic Interference FCC 47CFR Part 15 Subpart B 2013 Class A Industry Canada ICES 003 2016 Ed 6 Australia New Zealand This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take corrective action Europea...

Page 44: ... operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications in which case the user may be required to make adequate corrective measures at their own expense This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 and ha...

Page 45: ...of purchase on most products Thinklogical and its suppliers disclaim all other warranties Please refer to your product invoice for the Warranty Terms Conditions Defect remedy shall be the repair or replacement of the product provided that the defective product is returned to the authorized dealer within a year from the date of delivery If you wish to return your device contact the Thinklogical aut...

Page 46: ...r Single Head Single Link DVI USB 2 0 KMAS Multi mode ST VelocityKVM 5 Multi Mode Fiber Extenders VEL W00M05 LCRX Velocity KVM Extender Rx Single Head Dual Link DVI RGB USB 2 0 KMAS Multi mode LC VEL W00M05 LCTX Velocity KVM Extender Tx Single Head Dual Link DVI RGB USB2 0 KMAS Multi mode LC VEL W00M05 SCRX Velocity KVM Extender Rx Single Head Dual Link DVI RGB USB 2 0 KMAS Multi mode SC VEL W00M0...

Page 47: ...ulti mode LC VEL W00M34 LCTX Velocity KVM Extender Transmitter DVI Four Display USB 2 0 KMAS Multi mode LC VEL W00M34 SCRX Velocity KVM Extender Receiver DVI Four Display USB 2 0 KMAS Multi mode SC VEL W00M34 SCTX Velocity KVM Extender Transmitter DVI Four Display USB 2 0 KMAS Multi mode SC VEL W00M34 STRX Velocity KVM Extender Receiver DVI Four Display USB 2 0 KMAS Multi mode ST VEL W00M34 STTX V...

Page 48: ... Single Mode Fiber Extenders VEL W00S24 SCRX Velocity KVM Extender Rx Dual Head Single Link DVI USB 2 0 KMAS Single mode SC APC VEL W00S24 SCTX Velocity KVM Extender Tx Dual Head Single Link DVI USB 2 0 KMAS Single mode SC APC VelocityKVM 28 Single Mode Fiber Extenders VEL W00S28 SCRX Velocity KVM Extender Rx Dual Link Single Link DVI USB 2 0 KMAS Single mode SC APC VEL W00S28 SCTX Velocity KVM Ex...

Page 49: ...V e l o c i t y K V M E x t e n d e r P r o d u c t M a n u a l R e v F O c t 2 0 2 1 Page 48 ...

Page 50: ...udio IN OUT Stereo 3 D Audio OUT DVI IN STEP 1 Connect your Multi Mode Fiber Optic Cables between the Transmitter and Receiver units up to 1000 meters as shown L1 Data Tx to Rx and Video L2 Data Rx to Tx Audio IN PS 2 Keyboard PS 2 Mouse USB HID Kybd Mouse USB 2 0 Stereo Emitter IN STEP 2 Ensure that the POWER ON OFF switch is in the OFF position 0 on both the Tx and Rx units Connect the supplied ...

Page 51: ...RGB DVI OUT Audio OUT RGB DVI IN STEP 1 Connect your Multi Mode Fiber Optic Cables between the Transmitter and Receiver units up to 1000 meters as shown L1 Data Tx to Rx and Video L2 Data Rx to Tx Audio IN PS 2 Keyboard PS 2 Mouse USB HID Kybd Mouse USB 2 0 Stereo Emitter IN STEP 2 Ensure that the POWER ON OFF switch is in the OFF position 0 on both the Tx and Rx units Connect the supplied AC Powe...

Page 52: ...o 1000 meters as shown Audio IN PS 2 Keyboard PS 2 Mouse USB HID Kybd Mouse USB 2 0 Stereo Emitter IN STEP 2 Ensure that the POWER ON OFF switch is in the OFF position 0 on both the Tx and Rx units Connect the supplied AC Power Cords to both units and plug each into a standard AC supply Turn both switches ON 1 STEP 4 Connect the Dual link DVI and KVM cables between the Source CPU and the VelocityK...

Page 53: ... Audio IN PS 2 Keyboard PS 2 Mouse USB 2 0 USB HID Kybd Mouse Stereo Emitter IN STEP 2 Ensure that the POWER ON OFF switch is in the OFF position 0 on both the Tx and Rx units Connect the supplied AC Power Cords to both units and plug each into a standard AC supply Turn both switches ON 1 STEP 4 Connect the DVI and KVM cables between the Source CPU and the VelocityKVM Transmitter using the cables ...

Page 54: ...mitter and Receiver units up to 1000 meters as shown L1 to L1 L2 to L2 etc Audio IN PS 2 Keyboard PS 2 Mouse USB HID Kybd Mouse USB 2 0 Stereo Emitter IN STEP 2 Ensure that the POWER ON OFF switch is in the OFF position 0 on both the Tx and Rx units Connect the supplied AC Power Cords to both units and plug each into a standard AC supply Turn both switches ON 1 STEP 4 Connect the DVI and KVM cable...

Page 55: ... to L1 L2 to L2 etc Audio IN PS 2 Keyboard PS 2 Mouse USB HID Kybd Mouse USB 2 0 Stereo Emitter IN STEP 2 Ensure that the POWER ON OFF switch is in the OFF position 0 on both the Tx and Rx units Connect the supplied AC Power Cords to both units and plug each into a standard AC supply Turn both switches ON 1 DVI OUT 1 STEP 4 Connect the DVI and KVM cables between the Source CPU and the VelocityKVM ...

Page 56: ...eyboard PS 2 Mouse USB HID Kybd Mouse USB 2 0 Stereo Emitter IN STEP 2 Ensure that the POWER ON OFF switch is in the OFF position 0 on both the Tx and Rx units Connect the supplied AC Power Cords to both units and plug each into a standard AC supply Turn both switches ON 1 DVI OUT 1 STEP 4 Connect the DVI and KVM cables between the Source CPU and the VelocityKVM Transmitter using the cables suppli...

Page 57: ...e CPU and the VelocityKVM 38 Trans mitter using the cables supplied in KIT 000005 R Ensure the CPU is turned ON STEP 3 Connect the destination Dual Link DVI and KVM devices to the VelocityKVM 38 Receiver using standard cables Ensure the devices are turned ON 2 VELOCITY 38W_Manual_QSG_Rev_A Source CPU DVI IN 1 Dual Link Fiber Optic Cables L1 Data Tx to Rx and Video 1 Primary L2 Data Rx to Tx L3 Vid...

Page 58: ...L2 or L2 data When the unit is powered on it will select L2 first if L2 is active otherwise it will select L2 if L2 is active It will only switch from L2 to L2 if L2 is inactive and L2 is active Likewise it will only switch from L2 to L2 if L2 is inactive and L2 is active VelocityKVM 24WR Transmitter VEL WR0M24 LCTX VelocityKVM 24WR Receiver with Automatic Fail Over Fiber Connections L1 and L1 are...

Page 59: ... Single Link DVI 2 Display L1 Data Tx to Rx Video 1 L2 Data Rx to Tx L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 Data Tx to Rx Video 1 L2 Data Rx to Tx L3 Video 2 VX160 Unit 2 Secondary SOURCE CPU DESTINATION DVI 2 Display Work Station Transmitter Velocitykvm L3 L3 L3 Video 2 SNMP Manager Active Network External Computer Server Display 1 Display 2 Receiver Velocitykvm Typical VelocityKVM 24WR and VX160 System with Automatic F...

Page 60: ...1 can be elimated if you use a BIDI optical option K1 and L2 can be combined on one fiber at different wavelengths Note that L2 can also be refered to as K2 on some units At the RX unit K1 has priority over L1 L3 L4 and L5 but if the RX unit is not receiving data on K1 it will then use L1 etc for KMASS L2 works the same for all unit types L2 transfers the KMASS data from the RX unit to the TX unit...

Page 61: ...separate from video data which is transmitted on a separate third fiber The VelocityKVM Separate Audio Path Extender allows audio signals to be transmitted on one fiber and received on another fiber separate from Video USB PS2 RS 232 and Stereo Emitter data which are transmitted on two independent fibers The VelocityKVM Multi Video Path Extender allows one 6 22 Gbps DVI signal to be transmitted ac...

Page 62: ...esignated as L2 the Separate Data Path Option keeps video on fiber L1 while data is transmitted from Tx to Rx on a separate fiber designated as K1 The back channel data is transmitted from Rx to Tx on fiber K2 allowing for greater workstation security and system control VX40 Router KVM Matrix Switch Velocitykvm 34WD Tx 4 DVI Displays with Separate Kybd Mouse Data Paths Velocitykvm 24WD Tx 2 DVI Di...

Page 63: ...mitted on one fiber and received on another fiber separate from Video USB PS2 RS 232 and Stereo data which are transmitted on two independent fibers The Separate Audio Path Option allows audio signals in and audio signals out to be kept on two independent fibers designated as A1 and A2 allowing for greater workstation security and system control USB PS2 stereo emitter and serial data remain on fib...

Page 64: ...ross two fibers at a bandwidth of 3 11 Gbps per fiber Thinklogical s VX line of KVM Matrix Switch Routers unlike other routers on the market supports each 6 25 Gbps bandwidth video connection from our Velocity line of extender products When a Thinklogical router is not part of your system the Multi Path Video option allows two 3 11 Gbps bandwidth video signals to transmit through a 4 Gbps router f...

Page 65: ...V e l o c i t y K V M E x t e n d e r P r o d u c t M a n u a l R e v F O c t 2 0 2 1 Page 64 Appendix F EDID Definition and DDC Modes ...

Page 66: ...ex Keys also allows the administrator to create unique hot keys to enable actions that are not in Thinklogical s default Hot Key Manager Legend Create Unique Flex Key Actions 1 Connect the Windows PC to the HOST port located on the Receiver Any changes will be saved to that Receiver 2 Click on the UsbFlexKeys icon 3 The saved HOST or UPDATE settings are read here Click on Rd Mod to establish a con...

Page 67: ...us under Key1 Key2 and Key3 to select an action key These are the hot keys that will be pressed on the keyboard 5 Under LOSOUT1 select the code desired or create a unique code for a specific application Selecting Double Tap as in Scroll lock Scroll lock requires only one key Non Double Tap can use a sequence of up to three keys ...

Page 68: ... new settings 7 To restore a Receiver to its default settings a Open Flex Keys without reading the device No USB cable to the PC as shown in Step 1 b Click on Send Keys to Host This will send the default Key Table to the device c Click on Rd Mod to verify that the keys have returned to their default settings Or a Click on File Upper left b Open default conf c Click on Save ...

Page 69: ...0 2 1 Page 68 Create Custom Actions By left clicking on an unused Key1 drop down menu users can select from a list of key sequences In this case Left Ctrl is selected for Key 1 Left click on the Key2 drop down menu to select the Key 2 sequence In this case F1 is selected for Key 2 ...

Page 70: ...ote A non hex value can be entered by scrolling to the bottom of the list and clicking on Spec1 By selecting Spec1 the LOSOUT2 value will automatically become Rd Kb Read Keyboard meaning it will read the next thing typed The user must now enter a non hex numerical value which will become an action associated with L Ctrl and F1 To clear the entries click the Clear box to the right User s Note The o...

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