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3. eXTendeR seTTInGs

3. eXTendeR seTTInGs

3.6.3. Usb RemoTe Wake UP

The PC can be set into sleep mode and can be reactivated with any key.

3.6.4 ComPaTIbIlITy WITh lInUX

Older Linux (before 2010) versions may not recognize the keyboard.
In this case please activate the Linux compatibility mode

3.6.5 bandWIdTh RedUCTIon

Here the bandwidth can be reduced. The basic setting is 0!
You can change the bandwidth with +/- or u/d.

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Summary of Contents for 6014

Page 1: ...k out our Installation Channel www kvm tec com kvm tec User Manual MAXflex Single copper 6014 SET MA Set MAXflex Dual copper 6024 SET MA2Set MAXflex Single fiber 6016 MA F Set MAXflex Dual fiber 6026 Fiber MA2 F Set ...

Page 2: ... work station and an er gonomic and quiet workplace for all users is possible CONTROL your application in a much better way with all our in house developments like USB 2 0 transmission video compression without latency only one cable for USB and video transmission zero latency With our unique features each user can access multiple PC sources and can control and ope rate up to 16 screens with one m...

Page 3: ...e 43 3 5 2 DDC second dual 44 3 6 Extender Settings 45 3 6 1 Local Settings 46 3 6 2 USB Compatibility mode 47 3 6 3 USB Remote wake up 48 3 6 4 Compatibility with Linux 49 3 6 5 Bandwidth reduction 49 3 6 6 VGA Parameters 50 3 7 Remote Settings 51 3 7 1 Editing a keyboard layout 52 3 7 2 Editing keyboard shortcuts 53 3 7 3 Setting the audio volume 54 3 7 4 Setting a baud rate for your RS232 conne...

Page 4: ...ofessional use The product should not be used in potentially explosive environments The product may only be used according to the instructions as described in this manual All use other than that described in this manual is seen as unintended use Modifications in the course of technological progress are reserved In these user instructions the MAXflex MA MA F KVM Extender is referred to as product o...

Page 5: ...F KVM Extender is a Class 1 Laser Product 1 according to DIN 40008 EN and VDE 0837 If the product is not installed and used in accordance with this manual it may cause disruptive interference with radio or television reception or affect other electronic products in residential areas Use shielded cables only to connect the components in order to avoid such interference Non compliance invalidates th...

Page 6: ...umidity max 80 non condensing Casing Material Anodized aluminium Dimensions approx 109 x 43 x 107 5 mm 4 29 x 1 69 x 4 23 inch Weight local unit 1005g 2 21 LB remote 890g 4 17 lb Expected product life 82 820 hours 9 5 years 1 4 MAXflex extender single copper Local Extender CPU Nr Name Function 1 dvi out DVI conenction to monitor 2 dvi in DVI conection to PC 3 USB USB to PC 4 audio in Audio in from...

Page 7: ... in from microphone LED STATUS yellow LINK ok green Video ok green blinking Video and USB activity 1 4 5 9 8 7 6 2 3 1 5 MAXflex extender dual copper Local Extender CPU Nr Name Function 1 dvi in second DVI connection to monitor 2 dvi in main DVI connection to monitor 3 USB USB to PC 4 kvm link Network cable 5 kvm link Network cable 6 dc connection for 12 V power supply redundant 7 dc connection fo...

Page 8: ...speaker 10 audio in Audio in to microphone LED STATUS yellow LINK ok green Video ok green blinking Video and USB activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 6 MAXflex extender single fiber Local Extender CPU Nr Name Function 1 dvi out DVI connection to monitor 2 dvi in DVI connection from PC 3 USB USB to PC 4 kvm link Network cable redundant 5 kvm link Network cable 6 dc connection for 12 V power supply redun...

Page 9: ...icrophone LED STATUS yellow LINK ok green Video ok green blinking Video and USB activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 7 MAxflex Extender Dual Fiber Local Extender CPU Nr Name Function 1 dvi in second DVI connection to monitor 2 dvi in main DVI conenction to monitor 3 USB USB to PC 4 kvm link Connection for Fiber cable 5 kvm link Connection for Fiber cable 6 dc Connection for 12 V power supply redundant 7 d...

Page 10: ...onnection for Fiber cable 6 dc Connection for 12 V power supply redundant 7 dc Connection for 12 V power supply 8 RS232 RS232 conenction 9 audio out Audio to loudspeaker 10 audio in Audio in from microphone LED STATUS yellow LINK ok green Video ok green blinking Video and USB activity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 8 Productelements MAXflex backpanel BACKSIDE Nr Name Function 1 LED Status Display of LED S...

Page 11: ...e using the product for the first time it should be checked for damage In case of damage due to transport inform the carrier immediately Before delivery the product is checked for its function and its operating safety Make sure that the packaging contains the following content MAXflex single copper Delivery content Local CPU 1 x MA local CPU 1 x wall power supply unit l 12V 1A EU plug or INT plug ...

Page 12: ...eet The mounting pads and rubber feet can be used to hold the extenders in place and prevents them from sliding and falling To attach the mounting pads or rubber feet 1 Remove the protection layer from the mounting pads or rubber feet G 2 Attach the mounting pads or rubber feet G to the bottom the units 2 2 2 Mounting kits optional The following mounting kits are available Rackmounting kit RMK FLE...

Page 13: ...ble CAT5e6 7 up to 150m 492ft main link Audio from PC Audio to PC Audio to speaker Audio from microphone RS232 plug RS232 plug Power plug 12V 1A redundant Power plug 12V 1A redundant 1 Connect the CON Remote and the CPU Local Unit to the included 12V 1A power supply 2 Now connect the USB cable to a USB port on your PC and connect the other end of the USB cable to the CPU Local Unit Connect keyboar...

Page 14: ...PC Audio in and remote audio out with audio cable to the microphone 8 Using a switch Connect all endpoints to the switch Ensure that all connections have a bandwith of 1Gbit sec For video sharing the network has to support IGMP snooping 2 6 Quick Installation MAXflex single fiber local CPU remote CON 1 Connect the CON Remote and the CPU Local Unit to the included 12V 1A power supply 2 Now connect ...

Page 15: ...eo sharing the network has to support IGMP snooping Power plug 12V 1A Power plug 12V 1A USB to PC DVI in 1 from PC DVI to Monitor 1 USB from Keyboard and mouse OM3 Fiber cable up to 500m 1640ft OM3 Fiber cable up to 500m 1640ft main link Audio from PC Audio to PC Audio to speaker Audio from microphone RS232 plug RS232 plug DVI in 2 from PC DVI to Monitor 2 Power plug 12V 1A redundant Power plug 12...

Page 16: ...0 Removing a CATx cable To remove a CATx cable Press the latch down and slowly pull the cable out 2 11 Removing a fiber cable To remove a fiber cable Press the latch down and slowly pull the cable out 2 12 Best practice for Windows 10 Disable USB Energy Savings in Windows 10 ...

Page 17: ...32 kvm tec kvm tec 33 2 INSTALLATION eXTENDER 2 INSTALLATION extender ...

Page 18: ... F Features Overview Overview all Features D DDC Option DDC Option Fixe Setting 1020 x 1080 L Local Settings Setting local Overview R Remote Settings Setting remote Overview A About Overview Overview all Upgrades Q Exit Close the OSD 3 Extender settings kvm tec 34 3 2 System Status single dual In the status overview menu the current status of the extender connection is displayed It provides inform...

Page 19: ... Enabled D Freeze last Image Disabled Disabled Enabled E USB Emulation Mode Disabled Disabled Enabled O Power Redundance Alert L Link Redundance Alert 3 Extender settings 3 4 1 Point to Point You can switch the Point to Point mode on and off by pressing the P key ATTENTION if the point to point mode is activated the switching mode cannot be activated 3 4 2 Matrix Switching Mode By pressing the M b...

Page 20: ... the main menu 3 Extender settings 3 4 5 USB Emulation Mode When this mode is set the local extender emulates a keyboard and mouse always connected to the PC The result is switching from one PC to another PC without any switching delay Emulation Mode is restricted to mouse and keyboard only 3 4 6 Power redundance Alert and Link redundance Alert Our Masterflex and Maxfles single devices are redunda...

Page 21: ...units Another feature is the cable test As soon as a connection to the partner has been established the test can be started with the Enter key or the arrow key on the right After a valid synchronization process the test is started and the test run time and errors are displayed The test can be ended at any time by pressing the Enter or key If no error has occurred the status reports Test OK If erro...

Page 22: ...on and the DDC option menu will be displayed Press 0 to display the DDC information of the monitor connected to the remote CON Extender is connected Press 2 to save the current DDC information The system will applies the same settings after restarting the Extender Press the keys 4 to 8 to use a predefined resolution which is saved 3 press ESC to return to the main menu 3 Extender settings 3 5 1 DD...

Page 23: ...Select one of the three options VGA Audio and RS232 to enter the submenu The other four can be activated or deactivated by pressing the corresponding button Display the Extender Settings menu 1 Make sure that the main menu is open 2 Press the L button The Local Settings menu is displayed 3 Press the R button The Remote Settings menu is displayed 3 Extender settings ...

Page 24: ...h Reduction V VGA Parameters G VGA 1 Parameters 3 Extender settings 3 Extender settings 3 6 2 USB Compatibility mode Some PC s require a USB FullSpeed USB 1 1 connection at startup Our extenders are detected as USB HUB s this may cause some PC s to abort the boot process This can be avoided with the USB Compatibility Mode The USB compatibility mode can be enabled or disable To enable disable the U...

Page 25: ...mode and can be reactivated with any key 3 6 4 Compatibility with Linux Older Linux before 2010 versions may not recognize the keyboard In this case please activate the Linux compatibility mode 3 6 5 Bandwidth reduction Here the bandwidth can be reduced The basic setting is 0 You can change the bandwidth with or u d ...

Page 26: ...reduces the image zoom out Pressing F6 enlarges the image zoom in Pressing the space bar changes the speed of the above mentioned settings The speed can be switched between 1 and 10 Pressing M switches the video mode between the following modes Auto the mode is automatically detected and set by the Extender DVI only the DVI input is recognized VGA only the VGA input is recognized Press K to automa...

Page 27: ...ct German QWERTZ Press F to select French AZERTY 3 Extender settings 3 7 2 Editing keyboard shortcuts You can change the keyboard shortcuts for common commands You can choose your scroll speed Edit shortcuts and change scroll speed on the Keyboard Shortcuts screen To edit the shortcuts 1 From the Extender Settings menu press the R key The Remote Settings menu appears 2 Press the H key The Keyboard...

Page 28: ...rs 2 Press the A key The Audio Input Gain menu appears Press arrow left right to change volume Press arrow up down to set direction 3 Extender settings 3 7 4 Setting a baud rate for your RS232 connection Setting the baud rate with activated RS232 upgrade 1 In the extender settings menu press the R button The Remote Settings Menu is displayed 2 Press the R button 2 The Baud Rate menu is displayed 3...

Page 29: ...ings are available possible baudrate 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 230400 possible Parity No Odd Even Mark Space possible Stopbits 1 2 Remote Unit CON Pinout DTE Pin Function direction 2 RxD IN 3 TxD OUT 4 DTR OUT 5 GND 8 CTS IN RS232 Connector Pinning 3 Extender settings 3 7 5 USB share any key By pressing the button B the USB Share any Key mode can be activated or deactivated If the USB sha...

Page 30: ... key Enable and disable power save mode on the remote screen In the main menu press G R If the powersave mode is active the image output at the video outputs is turned off after the time has elapsed To reactivate the monitor press any key on the keyboard or connect to a partner 3 Extender settings 3 7 7 Hiding system status menu Press N in the Remote Settings menu This will remove the status scree...

Page 31: ...remote device must be identified For most keyboards use the 0 setting When using USB some mice act like a keyboard In this case select fallback mode 1 or 2 3 Extender settings 3 7 9 Lock menu This menu protects the OSD control and after 5 minutes the OSD can no longer be activated 3 Extender settings ...

Page 32: ...ed can be adjusted 3 Extender settings 3 Extender settings 3 7 11 Monitor sync strength The frame start of the monitor is synchronized with the graphic card Some monitors are very sensible regarding frequency changes Therefore the changes should be done slow and the synchronization takes a bit more time The monitor sync strength can be adjusted between 0 3 Single Dual ...

Page 33: ...ivate the Settings window and select the folder from which the firmware file is to be uploaded The list of bitmaps is displayed under MX Firmware Then transfer the firmware and the update will be done in two steps 1 send the firmware to the extender It takes about 2 minutes until the firmware is loaded into the extender The bar on the right in the column the main window fills blue 2 is the update ...

Page 34: ...n or by selecting the arrow keys you can access the info menu where you can obtain information about hardware and software versions as well as the activated upgrades You can also see the current firmware version here single dual 3 Extender settings 3 Extender settings ...

Page 35: ...functions are described in the Switching Manager 2000 manual You can download the manual from our website www kvm tec com 4 Network settings 4 1 Display Switching list Available devices that the user can connect to are displayed here 4 2 PUSH GET List Display of all extenders that can be shared The current image of the workstation can be shared with other remote units via this list 4 Network setti...

Page 36: ...current workplace connected devices Logging in to the local PC in the main menu press A Enter your username and password Disconnecting from an encoder in the main menu press D Enabling a direct connection If you are not connected through a network switch you can connect directly to an encoder with point to point mode In the main menu press P After logging in the user receives his personalized list...

Page 37: ...rch for the Extender you want to see Press the Return key you should now see a reduced list of Extenders 4 Network settings 4 Network settings 4 6 IP Management The KVM extenders from kvm tec support three different addressing methods The IP Manage ment menu is only accessible in the active Matrix Switching Mode under Features Default In default mode each Extender generates an IP address using the...

Page 38: ... be able to transmit IP addresses The blue values show the currently assigned IP addresses With the arrow keys up down you can overwrite the respective IP address The addresses can be overwritten by entering a valid 12 digit number E g for the IP address 10 0 0 1 the 12 digit number 010 000 000 001 must be entered in the OSD The separator points are added automatically If all four IP addresses are...

Page 39: ...lish audio connection plug stereo jack to the audio output of the PC green connection with local IN remote headset OUT Establish microphone connection plug stereo jack to the microphone input of the PC pink connection with local OUT Connect the microphone to the Remote IN 5 Troubleshooting First aid First Aid kvm tec smart connection We are here for you to answer your questions about installation ...

Page 40: ...ectrical and electronic equipment with the unsorted municipal waste The packaging is made of environmentally friendly materials which may be disposed through your local recycling facilities By disposing of the packaging and packaging waste in the proper manner you help to avoid possible hazards for the environment and public health 6 maintance and care 6 1 EXTENDER CARE Caution Do not use solvent ...

Page 41: ...e device Schema EIA TIA 568 B 8 Requirements for cable Pin Color 1 Orange White 2 Orange 3 Green White 4 Blue 5 Blue White 6 Green 7 Brown White 8 Brown 8 2 Requirements fiber cables 8 2 1 Multi Mode standard A Multi Mode fiber cable should meet the following requirements Maximum length should be 500 m The MA1 F includes a fiber Multimode SFP Module which allows a transmission distance of up to 50...

Page 42: ... website at www kvm tec com Products Switching System Datasheet recommended Switche If you have any questions about our products please contact kvm tec or your dealer kvm tec electronic gmbh Gewerbepark Mitterfeld 1A 2523 Tattendorf Austria Phone 0043 0 2253 81 912 Fax 0043 0 2253 81 912 99 Email support kvm tec com Web www kvm tec com Find our newest updates and FAQs on our homepage http www kvm ...

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