USB KVM EXTENDER
OVER CAT.5
User’s Manual
DS-52100
Page 1: ...USB KVM EXTENDER OVER CAT 5 User s Manual DS 52100 ...
Page 2: ...CATIONS 4 2 INSTALLATION 5 2 1 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 5 2 2 PHYSICAL DIAGRAM 6 2 3 HARDWARE INSTALLATION 8 3 OPERATIONS 9 3 1 ACTIVE CONSOLE SELECTION BY PUSH BUTTON 9 3 2 LED INDICATORS 9 3 3 BUZZER SOUND DISABLE ENABLE BY HOTKEY 11 3 4 SUN MICRO SYSTEM FUNCTION KEY EMULATION 12 ...
Page 3: ... software is not required This product delivers perfect performance and high value to satisfy your needs The USB KVM Extender over Cat 5 comprises a local unit transmitter and a remote unit receiver The local unit is connected directly to the computer or a KVM switch system using the supplied cables The user console keyboard mouse and monitor is attached to the remote unit The remote and local uni...
Page 4: ...r remote monitor 10 Adjustable control of focus and brightness to improve video quality at remote side 11 No software or driver installation required 12 Compatible with most commonly used operating systems like DOS Windows 98SE ME 2000 XP 2003 Server Vista 7 Linux Mac OS9 OSX and Sun Microsystems 13 Supports BIOS level operation 14 Plug and Play 15 Supports Microsoft Intellimouse 3 5 key mouse Mic...
Page 5: ...Active Right Green LED Right Green LED Remote Selected Left Red LED Left Red LED Active Left Green LED Left Green LED Local Remote Switch Button Yes No DDC Supported REMOTE Support DDC2B Extension Cable Type Length CAT5 CAT5E CAT6 Max Length 200M Video Resolution 1920 x 1200 50 m 1600 x 1200 100 m 1400 x 900 150 m 1280x1024 60HZ 200m Firmware Upgrade Yes Operating Systems Supported Windows 98SE ME...
Page 6: ...nc card 2 Type A USB port or PS 2 6 pin mini DIN for keyboard and mouse 3 Operating systems Windows 98 98SE 2000 ME XP 2003 Vista 7 Mac OS9 OSX Linux Kernel 2 3 or later Solaris 8 or later Sun Micro OS Cables 1 CAT5 CAT5E CAT6 cable to connect the remote and local unit the supported maximum length of this cable is 200 meters 2 Custom combo 4 in 1 cable accessories ...
Page 7: ... 6 2 2 Physical Diagram Transmitter Front View 1 Reset switch 2 LED indicators 3 Push button 4 USB keyboard 5 USB mouse Rear View 1 Cat5 2 Video to local monitor 3 Video KB MS to PC 4 Power jack ...
Page 8: ...or 4 Power jack Reset Switch Press the Reset switch if you want to reset the system This switch must be pushed with a thin object like the end of a paper clip or a ball point pen Firmware download connector The min USB female connector on the rear of the KVM switch is for a firmware upgrade function To update your KVM firmware please contact your dealer ...
Page 9: ...nit if you want to control your system at the remote console 4 Connect the remote and local unit by using a CAT5 CAT5E CAT6 cable the supported maximum cable length is 200 meters 5 Connect the 5V power supply to power on the local unit 6 Connect the 5V power supply to power on the remote unit 7 Connect video and or USB keyboard mouse of local unit and computer KVM by using the supplied cables 8 Tu...
Page 10: ...h the local and remote unit The default configuration is Both Consoles mode Once you change the active console configuration it will be saved and will not be affected by unit reset The active console can be shown via Selected Indicators of LED indicator please refer the description of next sections 3 2 LED Indicators The LED indicators of the remote console are the same as the local ones if both u...
Page 11: ...er the connection between the local and remote unit is ready or not Examples of LED Indicators Both consoles are selected local active is ON remote active is OFF It means that the connection between the local unit and the computer is ready but the CAT5 connection between the local and remote unit is not ready In this case you can only control your system at the local console because the remote con...
Page 12: ...l Both consoles are selected local active is ON remote active is ON Connection of the local and remote unit is successful you can control your system at the local and the remote console Active console is inconsistent with selected console You cannot control your system if the active console is inconsistent with the selected 3 3 Buzzer sound Disable Enable by Hotkey Press Left Shift or Right Shift ...
Page 13: ...tion you have to press the LEFT Window KEY first this key usually is located between the left Ctrl and left Alt then choice the second relative key Sun Micro System Function Key Emulation Key Stop L_Win L_Alt Props L_Win L_Ctrl Compose L_Win L_Shift Front L_Win F1 Open L_Win F2 Find L_Win F3 Again L_Win F4 Undo L_Win F5 Copy L_Win F6 Paste L_Win F7 Cut L_Win F8 Help L_Win F11 Power L_Win F12 Mute ...
Page 14: ...nerates and uses radio frequency and may cause interference to radio and television reception if not installed and used properly This has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Part 15 of the FCC Rules These specifications are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installa...
