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Power Supply Unit Malfunction ............................................................................................................ 116

Network Error ...................................................................................................................................... 116

Failure at the matrix ............................................................................................................................. 116

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Figure 1. System Overview ......................................................................................................................... 4

Figure 2. 8-Port Model with All CATx Ports ................................................................................................. 5

Figure 3. 8-Port Model with All Fiber Ports.................................................................................................. 5

Figure 4.16-Port Model with All CATx Ports ................................................................................................ 5

Figure 5. 16-Port Model with All Fiber Ports ................................................................................................ 5

Figure 6. Orion XC 32-port Model with All CATx Ports ................................................................................ 6

Figure 7. Orion XC 32-Port Model with All Fiber Ports ................................................................................ 6

Figure 8. Orion XC 48 Port Model with All CATx Ports................................................................................ 6

Figure 9. Orion XC 48-Port Model with All Fiber Ports ................................................................................ 6

Figure 10. Orion XC 64-Port Model with All CATx Ports ............................................................................. 7

Figure 11. Orion XC 64-Port Model with All Fiber Ports .............................................................................. 7

Figure 12. Orion XC 64-Port Model with 48 CATx Ports and 16 Fiber Ports ............................................... 7

Figure 13. Orion XC 80-port Model with All CATx Ports .............................................................................. 8

Figure 14, Orion XC 80-port Model with All Fiber Ports............................................................................... 8

Figure 15. Orion XC 80-Port Model with 48 CATx Ports and 32 Fiber Ports ............................................... 8

Figure 16. Single-head KVM Matrix .......................................................................................................... 10

Figure 17. Parallel Operation (Stacking) ................................................................................................... 11

Figure 18. Matrix Grid ............................................................................................................................... 12

Figure 19. OSD Main Menu ...................................................................................................................... 15

Figure 20. Login Screen ........................................................................................................................... 16

Figure 21. Java Tool Connect Screen ....................................................................................................... 18

Figure 22. Java Tool System Data Screen................................................................................................ 18

Figure 23. Java Tool Online Configuration ................................................................................................ 21

Figure 24. Java Tool Configuration Report ............................................................................................... 22

Figure 25. Virtual CPU Devices Assignment through the OSD ................................................................. 23

Figure 26. Virtual CPU Devices Assignment through Java Tool ................................................................ 24

Figure 27. Virtual CON Devices Assignment through the OSD ................................................................. 25

Figure 28. Virtual to Real Console Assignment through Java Tool ........................................................... 26

Figure 29. Modifying System Settings through the OSD ........................................................................... 28

Figure 30. Modifying System Settings through the Java Tool ................................................................... 29

Figure 31, Modifying Automatic ID Settings through the OSD ................................................................... 30

Figure 32. Modifying Automatic ID Settings through the Java Tool ........................................................... 30

Figure 33. Modifying Access Control through the OSD ............................................................................. 32

Figure 34. Modifying Access Control through the Java Tool ..................................................................... 32

Figure 35. Modifying Switch Settings through the OSD ............................................................................ 34

Figure 36. Modifying Switch Settings through the Java Tool ..................................................................... 34

Figure 37. Modifying Network Settings through the OSD .......................................................................... 36

Figure 38. Modifying Network Settings through the Java Tool .................................................................. 36

Figure 39. Modifying Date and Time Settings through the OSD ................................................................ 37

Figure 40. Modifying Date and Time Settings through the Java Tool ........................................................ 38

Figure 41. Modifying User Settings through the OSD ............................................................................... 39

Figure 42. Modifying User Settings through the Java Tool ........................................................................ 40

Figure 43. Setting Up User Favorites through the OSD ............................................................................ 41

Figure 44. Setting Up User Favorites through the Java Tool ..................................................................... 42

Figure 45. Setting Up User Macros through the OSD ............................................................................... 43

Figure 46. Setting Up User Macros through the Java Tool ........................................................................ 44

Figure 47. Managing Extender Settings through the OSD ........................................................................ 45

Figure 48. Managing Extender Settings through the Java Tool ................................................................. 46

Figure 49. Configuring USB 2.0 Extenders through the OSD .................................................................... 47

Figure 50. Configuring USB 2.0 Extenders through the Java Tool ............................................................ 48

Summary of Contents for Orion XC OXS-XC008-FS

Page 1: ...Orion XC Enterprise KVM Switch CATx or Fiber 8 80 Ports Installation and Operation Manual 10707 Stancliff Road Houston Texas 77099 Phone 281 933 7673 techsupport rose com ...

Page 2: ...t to prepay shipping charges to the warranty service location and to use the original shipping container or its equivalent You must call for a return authorization number first Under no circumstances will a unit be accepted without a return authorization number Contact an authorized repair center or Rose Electronics for further information ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES FOR THIS PRODUCT INCLUD...

Page 3: ...iate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense The product safety of the devices is proven by their compliance wi...

Page 4: ...Grid 12 Configuration 13 Command Mode 13 Control Options 14 Control through the OSD 14 Control through the Java Tool 17 Control through the Serial Interface 22 Assignment 23 Virtual CPU 23 Virtual Console 25 System Settings 27 System Data 27 Automatic ID 29 Access Control 31 Switch Settings 33 Network 35 Date and Time 37 User Settings 39 User 39 User Favorites List 41 User Macros 42 Extender Setti...

Page 5: ...Extended Switching 87 CON Switch 90 Multi Screen Control 91 USB 2 0 Switching 92 Presets 92 Serial Interface 93 Power Up and Power Down Functions 93 Restart 93 Factory Reset 94 Power Down 94 Summary of Keyboard Commands 95 Diagnostics and Status Indicators 97 Status LEDs 97 CPU 97 LAN Port 98 I O Ports Status LEDs 98 Power Supply Unit 99 Fan Status LEDs 99 Port Status 100 Port Status Matrix Grid 1...

Page 6: ...gure 26 Virtual CPU Devices Assignment through Java Tool 24 Figure 27 Virtual CON Devices Assignment through the OSD 25 Figure 28 Virtual to Real Console Assignment through Java Tool 26 Figure 29 Modifying System Settings through the OSD 28 Figure 30 Modifying System Settings through the Java Tool 29 Figure 31 Modifying Automatic ID Settings through the OSD 30 Figure 32 Modifying Automatic ID Sett...

Page 7: ...rix Cascading Through the Java Tool 74 Figure 77 Setting Up a Matrix Grid through the OSD Step 1 76 Figure 78 Setting Up a Matrix Grid through the OSD Step 2 76 Figure 79 Setting Up a Matrix Grid through the Java Tool 77 Figure 80 Matrix Update through the Java Tool 78 Figure 81 Extender Update in Standard Mode through the Java Tool Step 1 Upload Firmware 79 Figure 82 Extender Update in Standard M...

Page 8: ...e 113 RJ45 Ethernet Connector Pinouts 120 Figure 114 I O Port RJ45 Connector Pinouts 120 Figure 115 I O Port Fiber Type LC Connector Pinouts 120 Appendices Page Appendix A General Specifications 118 Interfaces 118 RJ45 Network 118 RJ45 Serial 118 RJ45 Interconnect 118 Fiber SFP Type LC Interconnect 118 Interconnect Cable 118 CATx 118 Fiber 119 Connector Pinouts 120 Power Supply 121 Environmental C...

Page 9: ...Electronics Orion XC System is designed to be configured to meet system demands one user or multiple users two computers or hundreds All configurations offer standard features that allow for easy secure and complete access to as many computers as the system has from one or multiple KVM user stations The Orion XC unit is connected to the computers and user stations through CATx cables single mode f...

Page 10: ...e fiber Supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 60Hz and all DVI Single Link resolutions including High definition 1080p or 2K Intuitive OSD for easy use and configuration at each user station Each port on the Orion XC will automatically be configured as an input or output depending on the type of device that is connected If a CPU device is connected the port becomes an input If a CON device is con...

Page 11: ... analog and digital audio devices Serial Accepts RS 232 serial control communication Interconnect CATx cable allows a maximum distance of 460 ft 140 m on either side of the switch Single mode fiber cable allows up to 3 280 feet 1 km on either side of the switch Multi mode fiber cable allows up to 32 808 feet 10 km on either side of the switch Package contents Orion XC unit as ordered 1 x power cor...

Page 12: ...s The CPU units are connected to the computers video keyboard and mouse ports using standard video and USB or PS 2 cables CON Units are connected to console display keyboard mouse and USB peripherals The communication between the Orion XC matrix and the CPU Units CON Units takes place over the interconnect cables Figure 1 System Overview 1 Source computer CPU 2 CPU Units 3 CATx or Fiber Interconne...

Page 13: ... illustrate the available chassis types Orion XC 8 Port Models Figure 2 8 Port Model with All CATx Ports Figure 3 8 Port Model with All Fiber Ports 1 I O Ports numbered 1 through 8 2 RJ45 port for serial connection 3 RJ45 Port for connection to a network 4 Connect to AC Mains 5 Connect to 5V DC Power Adapter Optional Orion XC 16 Port Models Figure 4 16 Port Model with All CATx Ports Figure 5 16 Po...

Page 14: ... O Ports numbered 17 through 32 3 RJ45 Port for Serial Connection 4 RJ45 Port for connection to a network Orion XC 48 Port Models Figure 8 Orion XC 48 Port Model with All CATx Ports Figure 9 Orion XC 48 Port Model with All Fiber Ports 1 I O Ports numbered 1 through 16 2 I O Ports numbered 17 through 32 3 I O Ports numbered 32 through 48 4 RJ45 Port for Serial Connection 5 RJ45 Port for connection ...

Page 15: ...11 Orion XC 64 Port Model with All Fiber Ports Figure 12 Orion XC 64 Port Model with 48 CATx Ports and 16 Fiber Ports 1 I O Ports numbered 1 through 16 2 I O Ports numbered 49 through 64 3 I O Ports numbered 17 through 32 4 I O Ports numbered 33 through 48 5 RJ45 Port for Serial Connection 6 RJ45 Port for connection to a network ...

Page 16: ...rt Model with All Fiber Ports Figure 15 Orion XC 80 Port Model with 48 CATx Ports and 32 Fiber Ports 1 I O Ports numbered 1 through 16 2 I O Ports numbered 49 through 64 3 I O Ports numbered 17 through 32 4 I O Ports numbered 65 through 80 5 I O Ports numbered 33 through 48 6 RJ45 Port for Serial Connection 7 RJ45 Port for connection to a network ...

Page 17: ... tool in order to perform extended configuration Setup of Extenders Configure the connected CPU and CON devices as follows 1 Connect a CON unit to the matrix using CATx or fiber interconnect cables 2 Connect the CON unit to the console devices monitor keyboard and mouse 3 Connect the 5VDC power supply units to the CON unit and apply power 4 Check the basic function of the CON unit by displaying th...

Page 18: ... the activities of another user Figure 16 Single head KVM Matrix 1 Source computer CPU 2 CPU Units 3 Interconnect cables 4 Orion XC matrix 5 CON Units 6 Console monitor keyboard mouse If a single head console is used it is also possible to access a dual head or quad head computer but control is only possible at monitor 1 Video from a single source can be switched to any number of monitors simultan...

Page 19: ...r IP Address field The Sub Matrices must be connected through their chassis network connectors RJ45 to the same network as the master matrix The Enable LAN Echo option must be activated at the master matrix When a switching command is executed at the master matrix the synchronized matrices will receive a network notification that the master is switching and they will also switch automatically Swit...

Page 20: ... matrix and at least one slave matrix Up to 16 matrices can be interconnected in a matrix grid installation Orion units in a Matrix Grid are connected to each other by Grid Lines The Grid Lines may connect the slave matrices directly to the master matrix or to other slave units The Matrix Grid can be set up in several ways such as a ring a hub and spokes or a fully connected configuration dependin...

Page 21: ... commands are available If no keyboard command is executed within 10 seconds after activating Command Mode the matrix will automatically exit Command Mode The following table lists the keyboard commands to enter and to exit Command Mode and to change the Hot Key sequence Function Keyboard Command Enter Command Mode default 2x Left Shift or Hot Key Exit Command Mode Esc Change Hot Key sequence curr...

Page 22: ...witching on the CON unit or plugging in a keyboard Control Options The Orion XC contains an internal CPU that allows control of all functions from any console without the need for an external CPU The following methods are available to configure and or operate the Orion XC through the OSD through the Java Tool through the serial interface Control through the OSD The Orion XC can be configured throu...

Page 23: ...elds Line up with wrap around In menus Line up without wrap around Cursor Up In input fields Line down with wrap around In menus Line down without wrap around Cursor Down Previous page in menus with more than one page Page Up Next page in menus with more than one page Page Down Next input field Tab Previous input field Left Shift Tab Next option in selection fields Previous option in selection fie...

Page 24: ...D names in ascending order by pressing the keyboard command twice Name F2 Go to the next result in the list of results of the search field Next F3 Go to the previous result in the list of results of the search field Previous F4 Refresh the currently shown list Refresh F5 Jump between the search field and the list of results Find F6 Password request Access to the configuration menu requires adminis...

Page 25: ... cable for a direct connection between a computer and the matrix or a standard CATx cable for a connection through a switch or hub Do not use a network connection between the Java Tool and the matrix that is primarily used to transmit audio data Use the appropriate network cable s to make the desired connections between the RJ45 ports of the computer and the CPU board of the matrix Starting the Ja...

Page 26: ... and Operation Manual Figure 21 Java Tool Connect Screen Up to twelve connections between the matrix and Java tool software can be established at the same time Java Tool Screen structure Figure 22 Java Tool System Data Screen ...

Page 27: ...en context specific selection menus Right mouse button Keyboard Control The following keyboard commands are available Function Keyboard Command Cursor to the left Cursor Left Cursor to the right Cursor Right Line up Cursor Up Line down Cursor Down Previous page in input or status menus with more than one page Page Up Next page in input or status menus with more than one page Page Down Next field i...

Page 28: ...ntil the sort direction arrow disappears Filter Function Lists and tables in the Java Tool can also be filtered to display only relevant results 1 To activate a filter click the right mouse button on the header of the column to be filtered and select Set Filter 2 Enter the word or part of a word to be used as a filter into the header The filter results are shown immediately 3 To delete a filter cl...

Page 29: ...tem in the menu bar Options menu The Java tool can be adapted and customized by changing its settings from their default values To activate or change the default settings proceed as follows Select Extras Options in the menu bar The Default Settings tab will open The following default settings can be changed Option Description IP Hostname Default IP address of the matrix required for connection Use...

Page 30: ... Finish button The report will be created as a PDF file Figure 24 Java Tool Configuration Report Control through the Serial Interface The Orion XC operating system has a number of functions that can be controlled via serial interface There are message packets for switching single or all available connections both unidirectional and bidirectional In addition there are other messages packets for an ...

Page 31: ...CPU which is then assigned to a real CPU the real CPU needs to be changed just once and all consoles will receive the video signal of the new CPU This can be done through the OSD or the Java Tool Assignment through the OSD Select Assignments Virtual CPU devices in the main menu Figure 25 Virtual CPU Devices Assignment through the OSD To make an assignment proceed as follows 1 Select the virtual CP...

Page 32: ...tion Send Send assignments to the matrix Reload Reload changes When the Auto Send function in the left lower corner of the working area is ticked switching operations will be performed immediately without confirmation from a press of the Send button The selection boxes in the Real CPU column contain a filter function for an easy selection of single CPUs from a larger group of CPUs The Java tool ad...

Page 33: ...receive the video signal The last real console that is assigned to a virtual console will also have keyboard and mouse control This can be done through the OSD or the Java Tool Assignment through the OSD Select Assignments Virtual CON devices in the main menu Figure 27 Virtual CON Devices Assignment through the OSD To make an assignment proceed as follows 1 Select the real console in the Real Devi...

Page 34: ...le column to get a list of all available virtual consoles 3 Select the desired virtual console Select between the following buttons Button Function Send Send assignments to the matrix Reload Reload changes When the Auto Send function in the left lower corner of the working area is ticked switching operations will be done immediately without confirmation by pressing the Send button The selection bo...

Page 35: ...rent configuration of the matrix to flash memory every 10 minutes Note During saving of the configuration the matrix will not be operational Saving occurs if changes have been made to the configuration or switching operations have been executed since the last save Deactivated Function not active default Enable COM Echo Activated Echo all switching commands in the matrix through the serial interfac...

Page 36: ...x 1 9 Adjustment of the vertical mouse speed 1 slow 9 fast default value 5 Double Click Time 100 800 Specify the maximum time interval between 2 mouse clicks that will be recognized as a double click default value 200 ms Keyboard layout Region Set the OSD keyboard layout based on the used keyboard Modifying System Data through the OSD Select Configuration System in the main menu Figure 29 Modifyin...

Page 37: ...odified Field Selection Description Enable Auto Config Activated Automatic creation of a new CPU or CON device when new extender units are connected default Deactivated Function not active ID Real CPU Device Numerical value Initial value of the automatic ID for real CPUs default value 1000 ID Virtual CPU Device Numerical value Initial value of the automatic ID for virtual CPUs default value 2000 I...

Page 38: ... main menu Figure 31 Modifying Automatic ID Settings through the OSD Select between the following buttons Button Function Cancel Reject changes Okay Save changes Modifying Automatic ID Settings through the Java Tool Select the Automatic ID tab in System System Data Figure 32 Modifying Automatic ID Settings through the Java Tool ...

Page 39: ...ess Control List No login required Deactivated Function not active default Enable new User Activated Newly created users automatically receive access to all CPUs Deactivated Function not active default Enable new CON Activated Newly created CON devices automatically receive access to all CPUs Deactivated Function not active default Auto Disconnect Activated The console will be automatically discon...

Page 40: ...Access in the main menu Figure 33 Modifying Access Control through the OSD Select between the following buttons Button Function Cancel Reject changes Save Save changes Modifying Access Control through the Java Tool Select System Access in the task area Figure 34 Modifying Access Control through the Java Tool ...

Page 41: ... disconnected Note To share K M control Force Disconnect must be deactivated Deactivated Function not active default CPU Auto Connect Activated If a console is not connected to a CPU an automatic connection to the next available CPU can be established by hitting any key or mouse button Deactivated Function not active default CPU Timeout 0 999 minutes Period of inactivity after which a console will...

Page 42: ...witch in the main menu Figure 35 Modifying Switch Settings through the OSD Select between the following buttons Button Function Cancel Reject changes Save Save changes Modifying Switch Settings through the Java Tool Select System Switch in the task area Figure 36 Modifying Switch Settings through the Java Tool ...

Page 43: ...on not active default Syslog Server Byte Enter the Syslog server s IP address in the form 192 168 1 1 Trace DEB Activate debug messages in Trace default NO Note The debug messages are exclusively for matrix diagnostics They should be activated only after consultation with Rose Electronics Otherwise increased data traffic might limit the performance of the equipment INF Activate information message...

Page 44: ...work in the main menu Figure 37 Modifying Network Settings through the OSD Select between the following buttons Button Function Cancel Reject changes Okay Save changes Modifying Network Settings through the Java Tool Select System Network in the task area Figure 38 Modifying Network Settings through the Java Tool ...

Page 45: ... month Date 1 31 Enter date Year 1 99 Enter year Day of the week 1 7 Enter day of the week Hours 0 23 Enter hour Minutes 0 59 Enter minute Seconds 0 59 Enter second Note Date format according to English notation Modifying Date and Time Settings through the OSD Select Configuration Date Time in the main menu Figure 39 Modifying Date and Time Settings through the OSD To configure Orion XC to use a t...

Page 46: ... Tool To configure Orion XC to use a timeserver proceed as follows 1 Enable SNTP option 2 Enter the IP address of the SNTP server in the SNTP Server field 3 Select in the Time Zone field the time zone for the region where the Orion XC is located 4 Click the Apply button to confirm the settings 5 Restart the matrix The system time will be now synchronized with the SNTP server To set the real time c...

Page 47: ...s necessary for access from the Java tool or any web browser Deactivated Function not active default Power User Activated User has basic user rights Permission to switch consoles to CPUs in Extended Switching according to the CON or User ACL Deactivated Function not active Super User Activated Permission to switch any console to any CPU in Extended Switching Deactivated Function not active Adminis...

Page 48: ...the task area Figure 42 Modifying User Settings through the Java Tool Select between the following buttons Button Function New Open a new user configuration Delete Delete an existing user Apply Create a new user account Cancel Reject changes To create a new user proceed as follows 1 Click the New button 2 Press the OK button 3 Enter a user name 4 Enter a password 5 Select the desired privilege lev...

Page 49: ...ccess N User Favorites List This menu is used to create individual favorites lists of CPUs that users switch to frequently A favorites list can contain up to 16 different CPUs Switching between favorites can be done from the keyboard using a Hot Key This menu can be accessed in the OSD and the Java Tool Setting up User Favorites through the OSD Select Assignments User Favorites in the main menu Fi...

Page 50: ...rst 16 CPU devices in the CPU available list will be moved to the favorites list 3 A selected CPU device within the favorites list can be moved up or down in the list by pressing the and keys 4 To remove a CPU from the favorites list select it and press the button If the button is pressed all CPU devices will be removed from the favorites list User Macros This menu is used to create macro commands...

Page 51: ...n is forwarded to console P1 and is changed to a video only connection Push Video P1 CON The video signal of the user s current connection KVM or video only is forwarded to console P1 The user s connection remains unchanged KVM or video only Get P1 CON The user s console gets a KVM connection to the CPU that is currently connected to console P1 The connection of console P1 is changed into a video ...

Page 52: ...the commands that should be part of the macro in the Function column Double click the Function column and select from the list of functions 3 Select the values for parameters P1 and P2 as required e g corresponding consoles and CPUs 4 Confirm the inputs by pressing the Apply button For convenient macro configuration the following context functions are available To assign a given user s macros to o...

Page 53: ... settings can be modified Field Selection Description ID Text Numerical value of the extender ID For KVM Extenders the ID is the serial number provided by the extender unit and cannot be changed Name Text Name of the extender unit Fixed Activated Create an extender unit with a fixed port assignment default Deactivated Function not active Port 1 80 depending on the matrix I O Port number at which t...

Page 54: ...unction New Unit Create a new extender unit Delete Unit Delete an existing unit Apply Confirm changes of an extender unit Cancel Reject changes Flex Port Extender Units Many extenders have functionality which is automatically recognized by the system and these extenders cannot be created manually This is the Flex Port function of the matrix Note The connection of fixed port extender unit e g USB 2...

Page 55: ... created extender as a CON Unit set the USB CON standalone option to Y C 1 of Input Signals and confirm by pressing the Okay button 5 To configure the created extender as a CPU Unit set the USB CPU standalone option to Y C 1 of Output Signals and confirm by pressing the Okay button 6 To create an individually switchable device for the USB 2 0 CON extender select Configuration CON Devices and click...

Page 56: ... CON extenders now have to be assigned to either an existing CON Device in the Definition CON Devices screen or a new CON Device has to be created for the assignment by pressing the New button 7 The USB 2 0 CPU extenders now have to be either assigned to an existing CPU Device in the Definition CPU Devices screen or a new CPU Device has to be created for the assignment by pressing the New button 8...

Page 57: ...efault Allow Private Activated Allow switching to the respective CPU device in Private Mode Deactivated Function not active default Force Private Activated Force switching to the respective CPU only in Private Mode Deactivated Function not active default Fix Frame Activated Force showing a red frame when switching to the respective CPU Deactivated Function not active default Modifying CPU Settings...

Page 58: ...er units Remove the selected extender units Remove all extender units The following keyboard commands can be used Function Keyboard Command Change assignment number of the EXT unit upwards Change assignment number of the EXT unit downwards To create a new CPU device proceed as follows 1 Click the New Device button 2 Select Create a real CPU or Create a virtual CPU If a template of an existing CPU ...

Page 59: ...it Name Text Name of the CON Device Virtual Device Activated Create new CON device as a virtual one Deactivated Function not active default Allow User ACL Activated Allow activation of the User ACL at the local console Deactivated Function not active default Force Login Activated Force user login at this CON device Deactivated Function not active default LOS Frame Activated When the video signal b...

Page 60: ...on CON Devices in the main menu Figure 53 Setting Up CON Devices through the OSD Select between the following buttons Button Function New R Create a new real console New V Create a new virtual console Edit Edit an existing console Delete Delete an existing console Cancel Reject changes Okay Save changes ...

Page 61: ...l extender units The following keyboard commands can be used Function Keyboard Command Change assignment number of the EXT unit upwards Change assignment number of the EXT unit downwards To create a new console proceed as follows 1 Click the New Device button 2 Select whether to create a real console Create a real Console or a virtual console Create a virtual Console or whether a template of an ex...

Page 62: ...onsole in the CON Devices list 2 Select the CPU Access Control tab 3 Assign access rights by using the right mouse button or the respective keyboard commands see the table below 4 Confirm the configuration by clicking the Apply button The following keyboard commands can be used Function Keyboard Command Add CPU to list Full Access F Add CPU to list Video Access V Add CPU to list No Access N Mouse ...

Page 63: ...e and Keyboard Settings through the OSD Select between the following buttons Button Function Cancel Reject changes Okay Save changes Modifying Mouse and Keyboard Settings through the Java Tool Select Definition EXT Units in the task area Mouse and keyboard settings are found in the General OSD Data tab Figure 56 Modifying Mouse and Keyboard Settings through the Java Tool ...

Page 64: ...Info Activated Update connection changes during fade in of Extender OSD default Deactivated Function not active Display Time 0 999 seconds Duration of OSD fade in default 10 Horizontal Position 10 pixels Horizontal OSD position default 2 Vertical Position 10 pixels Vertical OSD position default 2 Notes When setting the horizontal OSD position a prefixed minus describes the location with respect to...

Page 65: ...red modifications to the Extender OSD Data settings 4 Click the Okay button to confirm the changes Modifying Extender OSD Settings through the Java Tool Select Definition EXT Units in the task area Figure 58 Modifying Extender OSD Settings through the Java Tool In order to change the Extender OSD settings proceed as follows 1 Select the console extender in the EXT Units list for which Extender OSD...

Page 66: ...ect Assignments CON Favorites in the main menu Figure 59 Setting up Console Favorites through the OSD To create a list of favorites for the console in use proceed as follows 1 Select a CPU from the CPU Devices list Press the keyboard a key to move the selected CPU device to the CON favorites list Press the r key to remove a selected CPU from the favorites list Repeat the process to add more CPUs t...

Page 67: ...d the first 16 CPU devices in the CPU available list will be moved to the favorites list 3 The position of a selected CPU device within the favorites list can be changed by pressing the and keys to move the selected CPU up or down in the list 4 To remove selected CPU devices from the favorites list press the button If the button is pressed all CPU devices will be removed from the console favorites...

Page 68: ...ole s KVM connection is forwarded to console P1 and is changed to a video only connection Push Video P1 CON The video signal of the console s current connection KVM or video only is forwarded to console P1 The console s connection remains unchanged KVM or video only Get P1 CON The console gets a KVM connection to the CPU that is currently connected to console P1 The connection of console P1 is cha...

Page 69: ...16 in the Key field to be used to invoke the macro 2 In the Function column select the action that should be part of the macro The selection list is opened by a double click on an empty field 3 Select in the P1 and P2 columns the appropriate parameters for the macro function e g consoles and CPUs 4 Confirm the inputs by clicking the Apply button For convenient macro configuration the following con...

Page 70: ... 10 s any linked USB 2 0 3 0 extenders will not be switched for safety and stability An alternative to this approach is USB HID Ghosting described in the Keyboard Commands topic of the Operations section Parallel Operation can be configured in the OSD and the Java Tool Setting Up Parallel Operation through the OSD Select Configuration Switch in the main menu Figure 63 Setting Up Parallel Operation...

Page 71: ...use Multi Screen Control This feature allows switching between up to four CPU devices by simply moving the mouse cursor beyond the edge of the current display to an adjacent display Multi Screen switching can also be done with keyboard commands The monitors can be arranged side by side in a 1 x 4 array or in a 2 x 2 grid layout The Extender Units assigned to the multi display CON Device must be ph...

Page 72: ...rder to include them in Multi Screen Control 4 Select one or more Control displays within the CON Device by setting the Control function to Y in the display field Control displays are those extender units within the Multi Screen Control that have a keyboard and mouse connected These extender units have the ability to control the Multi Screen setup through the connected keyboard and mouse 5 The Own...

Page 73: ...The fields for the configuration of the individual displays will be arranged accordingly 3 Select one or more control displays within the CON Device by setting the Control function to Y in the display field Control displays are those extender units within the Multi Screen Control that have a keyboard and mouse connected These extender units have the ability to control the Multi Screen setup throug...

Page 74: ...n a freeze of all OSD menus for a few seconds The connections between consoles and CPUs are not affected If Auto Save is activated in the Configuration System settings an additional automatic saving of the configuration will be performed periodically Saving of Configurations internal This menu allows specifying a predefined internal storage location for saving the active configuration This does no...

Page 75: ... To save the configuration into an internal matrix memory location proceed as follows 1 Select Configuration Save As in the main menu 2 Select the desired storage location File 1 File 8 or Default 3 Save the configuration by pressing the keyboard Enter key Saving Internal Configuration through the Java Tool Figure 68 Saving Internal Configuration through the Java Tool To save the configuration int...

Page 76: ...nfiguration through the OSD Active shows the current configuration s name and description In addition to the default configuration eight other configurations can be loaded Select the configuration to be loaded from the nine locations The selected configuration is immediately loaded and displayed in the menu as Active To load the configuration from the internal matrix memory proceed as follows 1 Se...

Page 77: ...proceed as follows 1 Select Administration Activate Configuration during online mode in the task area 2 Select the required configuration 3 Load the configuration by pressing the Activate button Saving of Configurations External Configurations can also be saved as files which are stored outside of the matrix This menu can only be accessed from the Java Tool Figure 71 Saving External Configuration ...

Page 78: ... Loading external configuration through the Java Tool To load an external configuration file proceed as follows 1 Select File Open during offline mode and select the storage location of the configuration file that is to be opened 2 Open the configuration by clicking the Open button 3 Select File Upload in the menu bar to transfer the opened configuration to the matrix Enter the necessary parameter...

Page 79: ...iles for ease of offline editing with common spreadsheet applications Import and Export of configuration lists are only available through the Java Tool Export Options Configuration lists are exported in this menu Figure 73 Exporting Configuration Lists through the Java Tool To export proceed as follows 1 Select File Export in the menu bar 2 After opening the menu select the list to export Extender...

Page 80: ...en the number of ports in the entire system needs to be increased or when certain important connections should be distributed to several matrix switches for redundancy The Tie Lines are unidirectional and can only be used in one direction according to their configuration For bidirectional cascading Tie Lines have to be set up in opposite directions To use Tie Lines between matrix switches Master S...

Page 81: ...Configuration CPU Devices in the main menu of the master matrix and press the New R button A switchable CPU Device will be created 8 Enter an appropriate Device name in the Name field 9 Assign the previously configured Extender Unit to the newly created Device by moving the Unit s definition from the Ext available field to the Ext assigned field and save the settings 10 Select Configuration EXT Un...

Page 82: ...Unit was created select Definition CPU Devices in the task area of the Master Matrix and press the New button A switchable CPU Device will be created 9 Enter an appropriate name for the extender into the Name field 10 Assign the previously configured Extender Unit to the newly created Device by moving the Unit s definition from the Extender available field to the Extender assigned field and save t...

Page 83: ...d through the OSD or the Java Tool Administration of Settings Within a Matrix Grid some settings may apply only to the individual matrix switch and others are global settings that apply to the whole Matrix Grid The settings in the following screens have to made separately for each matrix local settings or within the master matrix the Grid Master to affect all matrix switches in the Grid global set...

Page 84: ... menu Figure 77 Setting Up a Matrix Grid through the OSD Step 1 2 Enter into the Device field a unique name for the Matrix switch itself No two matrix switches within the Matrix Grid can use the same name 3 Enter a name for the Grid into the Name field The identical Grid name must be used in each matrix within the Grid Confirm these name choices by clicking the Okay button 4 Select Configuration M...

Page 85: ...PU Devices Setting Up a Matrix Grid through the Java Tool To set up the Matrix Grid in the Java Tool execute the configuration wizard in the System Matrix Grid screen It will guide the user through the configuration of Matrix Grids Figure 79 Setting Up a Matrix Grid through the Java Tool Firmware Update This topic includes updating the firmware on the Orion XC matrix and the extenders connected to...

Page 86: ...ure that all USB 2 0 extenders are only connected to their assigned ports fixed ports before the matrix update is started or the stability of the update may be affected Performing the Update To perform the matrix update proceed as follows 1 Select Administration Update Matrix Firmware in the task area All updateable components of the matrix will be automatically selected and highlighted in green F...

Page 87: ...xtender Update in Standard Mode through the Java Tool Step 1 Upload Firmware 2 Before the actual update process can begin all firmware files have to be uploaded to the respective I O boards of the extenders that have to be updated If a newer firmware is available the appropriate I O boards will be automatically selected for upload in the Selected column and highlighted in green 3 Start the upload ...

Page 88: ...put into Service Mode Each will be reactivated when its firmware update has completed Performing the Update in Expert Mode sequential Update Take the following steps to prepare for the extender update 1 Select Administration Update EXT Firmware and select Expert Mode in the upper part of the working area All extenders eligible for update will be automatically selected and highlighted in green Figu...

Page 89: ...tionally the Service Mode is indicated by a red tool icon in the lower part of the working area of the Java tool Figure 84 Extender Update in Expert Mode Step 2 from the Service Mode of the OSD 3 Start the update by clicking the Update button in the lower part of the working area 4 Quit Service Mode after updating by responding to the confirmation request in the popup window or through Matrix Deac...

Page 90: ...rchase license keys This menu is accessible only from the Java Tool Figure 85 License Management through the Java Tool To activate a function bundle proceed as follows 1 Select Administration License Management in the task area 2 In the working area enter the license key in Activate Bundles License Key 3 Click the Activate button to enable the new function bundle It is not necessary to restart the...

Page 91: ...the list of favorites and confirm with Enter Command Mode is closed and the console is connected to the new CPU with complete control Example Switch video keyboard and mouse to number 7 in the favorites list using the default hot key left Shift left Shift 7 Enter Note The fastest switching will be achieved when identical mice keyboards and monitors are used at all consoles This contributes to a sm...

Page 92: ...d Mode is activated 2 Press the Backspace key on the keyboard The Command Mode is closed and the console is disconnected from the currently connected CPU Scan Mode Scan Mode enables fast switching between video inputs from different CPUs in the favorites list without continuously using the Hot Key The switching between two video signals can even take place within one frame 1 Start command mode wit...

Page 93: ...Key o 2 Select the CPU device configured as a Tie Line in the CPU selection list and press Enter to switch to it 3 Open the OSD of the sub matrix with the following keyboard command Hot Key s o 4 Select the target CPU in the CPU selection list of the sub matrix and press Enter to switch to it Note The selected main matrix sub matrix mode will remain activated unless the other mode is manually acti...

Page 94: ... EXT Units menu for those consoles where the selection list for CPU Devices should be available 2 Execute the key sequence for opening the OSD The selection list immediately appears in the preset position of the extender OSD Note Pressing F8 hides inactive CPU Devices for a simpler overview 3 Execute the desired switching operation by pressing the respective key as described in the following topic...

Page 95: ... button Extended Switching Extended switching of any console to any CPU can be performed through the OSD or the Java Tool Extended Switching Through the OSD To switch any console to any available CPU proceed as follows Select Extended Switch in the main menu Note Pressing F8 hides inactive CPU Devices to provide a simpler overview Figure 88 Extended KVM Switching through the OSD 1 Select a con dev...

Page 96: ...l available physical extender units CPU units Select between the following switching functions Function Keyboard Command Set a video only connection Space Set a KVM connection Enter Set a KVM connection in private mode video sharing disabled Shift Enter Disconnect the CON device from the CPU device Backspace KVM Switching through the Java Tool There are two methods to perform switching operations ...

Page 97: ... the same CPU The CON device currently has a Full Access connection CON device is connected with Shared Access with at least one additional console to the same CPU The CON device currently has a Video Only connection Use the following buttons to perform a switching operation Notes When the Auto Send function in the left lower corner of the work area is selected switching operations will be complet...

Page 98: ...PU at that port To disconnect an existing connection between CON and CPU devices proceed as follows 1 Right click on the port to be disconnected 2 Select the Disconnect function in the popup that appears The connected port will be disconnected immediately and all extenders assigned to those CON and CPU devices will be disconnected as well CON Switch KVM extender CON Units which offer the ability t...

Page 99: ... to perform a switching operation by moving the mouse proceed as follows 1 Move the mouse pointer to the vertical or horizontal edge of the display that borders a neighboring display in the Con Device 2 Move the mouse pointer beyond the edge of the display USB HID switching will occur to the CPU displayed on the neighboring monitor The mouse pointer will appear on the adjacent display and any othe...

Page 100: ...llows switching of USB 2 0 devices independently from KVM devices Notes Switching of USB 2 0 signals uses Extended Switching functionality as described earlier in this section When using parallel operation within the matrix set the Release Time in the Configuration Switch menu to 10 s or more Otherwise the USB 2 0 extender connection will not be established for reasons of security and stability Pr...

Page 101: ...olumn of the working area 2 Activate the selected macro by clicking the Send button below the Presets column Notes A predefined switch macro can only be activated in when the Java tool is in online mode Only switch macros that are hardware and current configuration compliant can be executed Serial Interface The Orion XC allows switching via a serial interface RS232 Detailed information for the ser...

Page 102: ...ory Reset in the main menu 2 Confirm the selection with the Okay button The Orion XC will be reset to factory settings Resetting Through the Java Tool 1 Select Matrix Advanced Service Factory Reset in the menu bar 2 Confirm the selection with the Yes button Power Down A complete system shutdown or a partial shutdown of an I O board can be performed through the OSD To shut down the system proceed a...

Page 103: ... CON Units with connection available for a local source and a redundant matrix interconnection Hot Key l Enter Switch to local source computer CPU only with HDMI CON Units with connection available for a local source Hot Key h w Enter USB HID Ghosting Write device descriptions of the input devices connected to the CON Unit into the CPU Unit Activate emulation in the CPU Unit Hot Key h e Enter Acti...

Page 104: ...viously connected source computer CPU with a KVM connection Hot Key 1 16 Enter Space or Left Shift Enter Switch to a source computer CPU stored in the favorites List with a KVM connection video only or Private Mode connection Hot Key F1 F16 Execute a predefined macro Hot Key c new Hot Key Code Enter Change the Hot Key to one of the predefined values specified in the Hot Key table Hot Key c 0 new H...

Page 105: ...owing LEDs for overall status indication CPU Figure 93 CPU Status LEDs 1 Status LED 2 2 Status LED 1 Status LEDs for CPU Pos LED Status Description 1 Status 2 White Controller is in registration Red flashing Registration of the matrix has started Off Operating condition 2 Status 1 White Controller is in registration Blue flashing Registration of the matrix has started Red flashing Registration in ...

Page 106: ...work available Off No connection to network 2 Status 2 green Flashing Data traffic active Off Data traffic not active I O Ports Status LEDs Figure 95 I O Port Status LEDs 1 Link Status Port 1 2 Link Status Port 2 Status LEDs at the ports of the I O boards Pos LED Status Description 1 2 Link Status Off Initialization Green Connection via interconnect cable ok data traffic active Orange Extender not...

Page 107: ...PSU 2 blue On Operating condition Off Power supply unit off Fan Status LEDs Figure 97 Fan Status LEDs 1 Left fan status LED 1 2 Left fan status LED 2 3 Right fan status LED 2 4 Right fan status LED 1 Status LEDs of the fan trays Pos LED Status Description 1 Left Fan Status 1 red On Error Indication Off Operating Condition 2 Left Fan Status 2 green On Operating Condition Off Fan Off 3 Right Fan Sta...

Page 108: ... screen It can only be accessed from the Java Tool Viewing Port Status with the Java Tool The current port configuration of the Orion XC is illustrated in this screen Select Status Matrix View in the task area when connected to the matrix Figure 98 Viewing Port Status with the Java Tool Example 1 Figure 99 Viewing Port Status with the Java Tool Example 2 ...

Page 109: ...it Port is configured as Cascade CON port for cascading of matrices Port is configured as Cascade CPU port for cascading of matrices Port is a UNI port of an I O board that can be used for USB 3 0 or SDI switching UNI port is configured as CON port in order to connect USB 3 0 CON extenders for example UNI port is configured as CPU port in order to connect USB 3 0 CPU extenders for example Red fram...

Page 110: ...t mouse button to display the same information and open the context menu for the currently selected port with available functions The following context functions are available Function Description Open Extender The screen for definition of the currently selected extender is opened Open Device The screen for definition of the currently selected console or CPU is opened Extended Switch The screen fo...

Page 111: ... screen is designed to show the matrix switches that are part of the Matrix Grid Each matrix is displayed in an optimized view of 24 ports per line in order to be able to show a larger number of ports Select Status Grid Port View in the task area when connected to the matrix Figure 100 Port Status Matrix Grid Note Functions colors and symbols used in the Grid Port View are identical to those used ...

Page 112: ...he console has a video only connection to the displayed CPU Private Mode The console has a Private Mode connection to the displayed CPU Not connected The console is not connected to a CPU SHARED x device s shows the number of devices that are connected to the console s currently connected CPU e g 3 devices If the field is blank no other devices are connected to the current CPU Note If the Mouse Co...

Page 113: ...s allowed to assign network settings dynamically Displays YES or NO IP Address The current IP address of the matrix whether provided manually or via DHCP Subnet Mask The current subnet mask whether provided manually or via DHCP Gateway The current gateway address whether provided manually or via DHCP MAC ID The MAC address of the matrix Viewing Network Status through the OSD Select Status Network ...

Page 114: ...s will be shown on the right side of the working area Firmware Status Matrix The current firmware status of the installed boards is shown in this screen This screen can be accessed through the OSD or the Java Tool The following information is shown in this screen Field Description Name Description of the modules Type Type of the modules by functionality Ports Number of ports Version Complete descr...

Page 115: ...rough the Java Tool Select Status Matrix Firmware in the task area Figure 105 Viewing Firmware Status through the Java Tool To read out the firmware status and store it locally file extension dtf select Matrix Save Firmware Status to File To read out the overall status of the matrix and store it locally file extension zip select Matrix Save Status to File or press the respective button in the symb...

Page 116: ...tus Extender The current firmware status of the connected extenders is shown in this screen This screen can only be accessed from the Java Tool The following information is shown in this screen Field Description ID Serial number of the extender Name Name assigned to the extender unit Type Description of the extender module and its components Port I O port where the extender is connected to the mat...

Page 117: ...gging of the Orion XC matrix activities including switching operations and the performance of function critical components like fans or power supply units is done in this screen It can only be accessed from the Java Tool To start Syslog Monitoring proceed as follows Select the Matrix Monitoring in the menu bar or click the Monitoring icon in the tool bar Figure 107 Syslog Monitoring with the Java ...

Page 118: ...messages of a number of logged activities of the Orion XC the Syslog Monitoring offers various filter options To set and activate a filter proceed as follows 1 Set the desired filter option s by activating the respective checkbox es 2 Activate the filter settings by pressing the Filter button To deactivate an activated filter setting press the Clear button The following filter options are availabl...

Page 119: ...P Monitoring through the OSD Set the Enable option to Y Yes in the SNMP Agent group By activating this option permission is granted for an active query of the SNMP agent To configure a SNMP server through the OSD proceed as follows 1 Select Configuration SNMP in the main menu 2 Set the Enable Traps option to Y Yes in the SNMP Server group This function allows an active transmission of trap message...

Page 120: ...t the status of fan tray 1 Fan Tray 2 Notification about the status of fan tray 2 Power Supply 1 Notification about the status of power supply unit 1 Power Supply 2 Notification about the status of power supply unit 2 Power Supply 3 Notification about the status of power supply unit 3 SNMP Monitoring through the Java Tool Select System Network in the task area Figure 109 SNMP Monitoring through th...

Page 121: ...er Firmware Multi Screen Control Ext Units CPU Devices CON Devices User System Configuration Matrix Grid The following notification levels can be shown Level Description OK green System Check completed without any abnormalities WARNING yellow System Check found abnormalities in the configuration that are not system critical such as incomplete parts of the configuration firmware differences duplica...

Page 122: ...nal container or equivalent insured and shipped to Rose Electronics Attn RA__________ 10707 Stancliff Road Houston Texas 77099 USA Technical Support If you are experiencing problems or need assistance in setting up configuring or operating your Orion XC unit consult the appropriate sections of this manual If however you require additional information or assistance please contact the Rose Electroni...

Page 123: ...it from its electrical outlet before cleaning Unplug this Unit from the electrical outlet and refer servicing to a qualified service center if any of the following conditions occur The power cord or connection cables are damaged or frayed The Unit has been exposed to any liquids The Unit does not operate normally when all operating instructions have been followed The Unit has been dropped or the c...

Page 124: ...Problem Possible Reason Solution Fans do not run LED OK on Fans defective Contact your dealer Fans do not run LED OK off Power supply Check power supply and power connection Power Supply Unit Malfunction Problem Possible Reason Solution Matrix cannot be started No power supply available Check that the power supply cables are connected properly Power Supply Units are not switched on Check switch on...

Page 125: ...ing to a CPU port with no active source computer CPU Switch to a CPU Port with an active source computer CPU LED 1 on or LED 2 off Connections between CON unit matrix and CPU unit Check connecting cables and connectors No cable cable break CPU CON unit offline CPU CON unit connected to the wrong port LED 3 off Power supply Check power supply units and the connection to the power network ...

Page 126: ...n Connector wiring must comply with EIA TIA 568 B 1000BASE T with RJ45 connectors at both ends All four cable wire pairs are used Fiber SFP Type LC Interconnect Communication with fiber devices is performed via Gigabit SFPs that are connected to suitable fibers fitted with LC type connectors Note The correct function of the device can only be guaranteed with SFPs provided by Rose Electronics SFP m...

Page 127: ... Ethernet Hubs Matrixes or Routers is not allowed Type of Interconnect Cable Cable notations according to VDE Type of Cable Specifications Single mode 9μm Two fibers 9μm V ZN H 2E9 in house patch cable V ZN HH 2E9 in house breakout cable I AD ZN H 4E9 in house or outdoor breakout cable resistant A DQ ZN B2Y 4G9 outdoor cable with protection against rodents Multi mode 50μm Two fibers 50μm I V ZN H ...

Page 128: ...7 CTS 2 DSR 4 GND 6 TxD 8 DTR RJ45 Ethernet Figure 113 RJ45 Ethernet Connector Pinouts Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 D1 3 D2 5 n c 7 n c 2 D1 4 n c 6 D2 8 n c I O Port RJ45 Connector Figure 114 I O Port RJ45 Connector Pinouts Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 D1 3 D2 5 D3 7 D4 2 D1 4 D3 6 D2 8 D4 I O Port Fiber SFP Type LC Connector Figure 115 I O Port Fiber Type LC Con...

Page 129: ...s max 65 W All 48 port models max 90 W All 64 port models max 105 W All 80 port models max 125 W Environmental Conditions Operating Temperature 41 F to 113 F 5 C to 45 C Storage Temperature 13 F to 140 F 25 C to 60 C Relative Humidity Max 80 non condensing Size All 8 port models Matrix 8 7 x 5 7 x 1 8 220mm x 146mm x 45 mm Shipping Box 21 7 x 14 4 x 4 5 550mm x 365mm x 115 mm All 16 port 32 port 4...

Page 130: ... based on 90 confidence limit It is estimated that temperature inside the housing will be 27 F higher than the ambient temperature Therefore the MTBF calculation refers to an ambient temperature of 113 F The humidity is limited to 60 Matrix Chassis Per Fan Per PSU Orion XC 80 Port CATx Only 90 690 280 000 238 800 Orion XC 80 Port Fiber Only 83 350 280 000 238 800 Orion XC 80 Port Mixed CATx and Fi...

Page 131: ...x Redundant PSU 1U size OXS XC048 FS Orion XC 4 8 Port Matrix Switch Fiber SM Redundant PSU 1U size OXS XC032 TP Orion XC 32 Port Matrix Switch CATx Redundant PSU 1U size OXS XC032 FS Orion XC 32 Port Matrix Switch Fiber SM Redundant PSU 1U size OXS XC016 TP Orion XC 16 Port Matrix Switch CATx Redundant PSU 1U size OXS XC016 FS Orion XC 16 Port Matrix Switch Fiber SM Redundant PSU 1U size OXS XC00...

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