KVM-TEC Smartline SVX1 User Manual Download Page 7

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1. introduction

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2. INSTALLATIoN of ThE EXTENDER

Normal operation

1.5 ABOUT ThE sTATUs LED

 

The Status LED (8/15) can light red, orange or green. Table 1 shows the meaning of each colour. 
Also see chapter 

Troubleshooting

.

* MVX only  

 

** Rem. only 

Colour

Blinking

Physical
Link

Active
Connection

Video
Extended

USB
Initialisation

UBS Data
Received

Identify
Command

Autoupdate
Mode

Red

-

Yes

No

No

Update failed

Red

Slow

No

No

No

orange

-

Yes

Yes

No

orange

fast

Update in Progress

Green

-

Yes

Yes

Yes

Update Succedded

Green

V. fast

Yes**

Red/Green

V. fast

Yes

Yellow

-

No

Yellow

Slow

Yes

Green

-

Yes

Green

V. fast

Yes

Main LED

RJ45 Socket LEDs *

2.1 UNpACkINg AND ChECkINg ThE CONTENTs

Before 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:

Local/CPU Unit 

 1x SVX1 local/CPUextender
 1 x Power supply 12V; 1A  EU plug or INT.plug

 1 x  DVI -HDMI cable 1,8m / 5.9ft 
 1 x  USB cable 1,8m/5.9ft

 4 x Mounting Pads 

Remote/CON Unit 

1x SVX1 remote/CoN extender
1 x Power supply 12V; 1A  EU plug or INT plug 

1 x  DVI -HDMI cable 1,8m / 5.9ft 

4 x Mounting Pads 

Summary of Contents for Smartline SVX1

Page 1: ...Check out our Installation Channel www kvm tec com line smart kvm tec User Manual Smartline SVX 6501 SET 6501L CPU LOCAL 6501R CON REMOTE connect collaborate communicate control kvm tec C 4...

Page 2: ...date 24 3 4 3 Performing a network update 25 3 5 Unlock an upgrade 26 3 6 Enable or disable USB Memory upgrade 27 3 7 Defining what DDC data your pc uses 28 3 8 Changing the network settings 28 3 9 Ch...

Page 3: ...ible The huge benefit is safety against cyber attacks and reliability in various applications such as medicine airports air traffic control industry public buildings The KVM Technology over IP benfits...

Page 4: ...ns Keep all safety information and instructions for future reference and pass them on to subsequent users of the product The manufacturer is not liable for cases of material damage or personal injury...

Page 5: ...g all connections before cleaning the product Do not use wipes or chemicals as these could damage the surface Wipe the housing with a damp cloth Electrical electronic parts must not be cleaned Alterat...

Page 6: ...for CAT5 6 7 cable 6 Power Status LED Displays the status of the extender Remote CON Extender Nr Name Function 7 Monitor Out Connection to Monitor 8 DC Connection for 12 V power supply 9 USB USB conn...

Page 7: ...ast Yes Red Green V fast Yes Yellow No Yellow Slow Yes Green Yes Green V fast Yes Main LED RJ45 Socket LEDs 2 1 Unpacking and checking the contents Before using the product for the first time it shoul...

Page 8: ...asterline MVX extenders It consists of 19 Rack Shelf alu faceplate and power supply Rack Mounting Kit RMK FRN Part No 6132 The rack mounting kit RMK FRN is used to mount kvm tec Smartline SVX and Mast...

Page 9: ...remote CON Connect the CON Remote and the CPU Local Unit to the included 12V 1A power sup ply Connect the USB cable to a USB port on your PC and connect the other end of the USB cable to the CPU Local...

Page 10: ...seconds After a few seconds the status LED lights green The monitor will displays your computer s desktop or any open applications 2 5 Removing a CATx cable To remove a CATx cable Press the latch down...

Page 11: ...enu the current status of the extender connection is displayed It provides information on the connection itself as well as resolution of the video channel and USB status The enabled options and the cu...

Page 12: ...2 automatic update 3 networkupdate To perform a firmware update 1 Make sure the main menu is open 2 Press the U key The Update menu appears Press the N key to do a network update Press the A key to do...

Page 13: ...e flashing of the light emitting diodes indicates when the update process is finished the light emitting diodes are then green 3 4 3 Performing a network update In the network update the devices that...

Page 14: ...nfirm the upgrade has been unlocked return to the Options Overview menu and check that the relevant upgrade is now displayed in green 3 6 Enable or disable USB Memory upgrade The USB Memory upgrade al...

Page 15: ...current DDC information The system is not applies the same settings after restarting the Extender 5 Press the buttons 4 to 8 to use a predefined resolution the is stored in the memory 6 Press ESC to...

Page 16: ...utton to display the Local Setting menu Press the R button to display the Remote Settings menu 3 9 1 Changing the USB compatibility mode To enable disable the USB compatibility mode 1 From the Extende...

Page 17: ...function 3 Press ESC to go back to the main menu 3 9 3 Turning on or off monitor synchronization The monitor synchronization can be turned on and off When enabled the refresh rate of the graphics car...

Page 18: ...emote Settings menu appears 2 Press the L key The Menu Lock Menu appears 3 9 5 Using the power saving mode The power saving mode lets the extender turn off its video out when the remote extender does...

Page 19: ...rty English Qwerty and German Qwertz To select a keyboard layout 1 From the Extender Settings menu press the R key The Remote Settings menu appears 2 Press the K key The Keyboard Locale menu opens Pre...

Page 20: ...on Remote unit The status is listed as in use Green indicates a computer in the switching network that isn t connected to any work station Remote unit The status is listed as free Red indicates a comp...

Page 21: ...r push to screen Such a command is only valid if the console which initiates the mirroring is currently connected to a local unit and has video and the other remote unit is free marked green To see th...

Page 22: ...efine how you want the network system to operate Each of the modes available may individually be activated or deactivated by pressing the appropriate key You may have more than one selected depending...

Page 23: ...the selected device connection Press the E key or Enter key to select a PC or workstation to create or break a connection to that unit Press the Q key to exit 4 3 ManagIng user details rights and Grou...

Page 24: ...e entered with max 20 characters This name is displayed when informing other users who interrupted their connection Password Each user requires a password for the login Max 16 characters Rights There...

Page 25: ...ser must have a PC bound to them That user will only be able to connect to that PC When selected the User Detail menu press RETURN a list of PCs on the network will be displayed to select from 4 4 Man...

Page 26: ...Extender Detail menu opens 4 Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to select the name or group of the PC unit 5 Press the E key to edit the selected parameter Example There are the following 3 PC s Departmen...

Page 27: ...ON extenders 1 Make sure that the Master View menu is open see chapter Network Networking Settings Master View and Network Mode 2 Press M The Multi Head configuration menu opens 3 Press the A key The...

Page 28: ...option 1 Make sure the Network Mode menu is open see chapter How to access the Network Settings menu Master View and Network Mode 2 Press the P key to disable or enable the option 4 8 Auto connect to...

Page 29: ...Mode menu is open see chapter Switches Menu Master View and Network Mode 2 Press V to enable or disable the option 3 To establish a private connection hold down the Shift key while selecting a new con...

Page 30: ...unit to find a different local extender to connect to To enable the PC Power Down option 1 Make sure the Network Mode menu is open see chapter How to access the switching menu Master View and Network...

Page 31: ...password system is activated you can define under what circumstances the user will be required to re enter their login details when switching I Immediately User and password must be re entered for ea...

Page 32: ...lighting differently Different firmware To enter on screen menu check firmware version To enter the On screen menu press the Scroll Lock key five times in quick succession The currently installed firm...

Page 33: ...1 2002 or EN 50173 1 2002 Schema EIA TIA 568 B Only use shielded installation cable with min cross section of 24 AWG throughout the length The shield should be contiguous and connected to both ends A...

Page 34: ...e equipment The recycling of materials contributes to the conservation of natural resources Therefore do not dispose of your old electrical and electronic equipment with the unsorted municipal waste T...

Page 35: ...Damage by lightning Always contact us first before sending back the product 10 Contact Address If you have any questions about our products please contact kvm tec or your dealer kvm tec electronic gmb...

Page 36: ...70 kvm tec 11 Notes...

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