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KSX II Quick Setup Guide 

QSG-DKSXII-v2.3.0-0D-E 

 255-62-5001-00-RoHS 

 

Dominion® KSX II 

Quick Setup Guide 

Thank you for your purchase of the KSX II, the industry's most full-featured, enterprise-class, secure, digital KVM (Keyboard, Video, 
Mouse) and serial console switch.   

This Quick Setup Guide explains how to install and configure the KSX II. For additional information on any aspect of 
KSX II, see the accompanying KSX II User Guide, which can be downloaded from the Firmware and Documentation 
section (http://www.raritan.com/support/firmware-and-documentation/) of Raritan's website. 

 

Step 1: Configure the KVM Target Servers 

For optimal bandwidth efficiency and video performance, KVM 
target servers running graphical user interfaces such as 
Windows

®

, Linux

®

, X-Windows, Solaris

, and KDE require 

configuration. The desktop background need not be 
completely solid but desktop backgrounds featuring photos or 
complex gradients might degrade performance. 

Ensure that the server video resolution and refresh rate are 
supported by KSX II and that the signal is non-interlaced. The 
KSX II supports these resolutions: 

Resolutions 

640x350 @70Hz 

1024x768 @75Hz 

640x350 @85Hz 

1024x768 @90Hz 

640x400 @56Hz 

1024x768 @100Hz 

640x400 @84Hz 

1152x864 @60Hz 

640x400 @85Hz 

1152x864 @70Hz 

640x480 @60Hz 

1152x864 @75Hz 

640x480 @66.6Hz 

1152x864 @85Hz 

640x480 @72Hz 

1152x870 @75.1Hz 

640x480 @75Hz 

1152x900 @66Hz 

640x480 @85Hz 

1152x900 @76Hz 

720x400 @70Hz 

1280x720@60Hz 

720x400 @84Hz 

1280x960 @60Hz 

720x400 @85Hz 

1280x960 @85Hz 

800x600 @56Hz 

1280x1024 @60Hz 

800x600 @60Hz 

1280x1024 @75Hz 

800x600 @70Hz 

1280x1024 @85Hz 

800x600 @72Hz 

1360x768@60Hz 

Resolutions 

800x600 @75Hz 

1366x768@60Hz 

800x600 @85Hz 

1368x768@60Hz 

800x600 @90Hz 

1400x1050@60Hz   

800x600 @100Hz 

1440x900@60Hz 

832x624 @75.1Hz 

1600x1200 @60Hz 

1024x768 @60Hz 

1680x1050@60Hz 

 

 

Mouse Modes 

The KSX II operates in several mouse modes: 

 

Absolute Mouse Mode

 (D2CIM-VUSB only) 

 

Intelligent Mouse Mode (do not use an animated mouse) 

 

Standard Mouse Mode 

Mouse parameters do not have to be altered for Absolute 
Mouse Synchronization but D2CIM-VUSB or D2CIM-DVUSB 
is required for this mode. For both the Standard and Intelligent 
mouse modes, mouse parameters must be set to specific 
values, which are described here. Mouse configurations will 
vary on different target operating systems. Consult your OS 
documentation for additional detail. 

 

Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Windows 2008 

Settings 

 

To configure KVM target servers running Windows 
XP

®

, Windows 2003

®

 and Windows 2008

®

1.  Configure the mouse settings: 

a.  Choose Start > Control Panel > Mouse. 

b.  Click the Pointer Options tab. 

c.  In the Motion group: 

  Set the mouse motion speed setting to exactly the 

middle speed. 

 

Summary of Contents for DOMINION KSX II

Page 1: ...60Hz 640x400 85Hz 1152x864 70Hz 640x480 60Hz 1152x864 75Hz 640x480 66 6Hz 1152x864 85Hz 640x480 72Hz 1152x870 75 1Hz 640x480 75Hz 1152x900 66Hz 640x480 85Hz 1152x900 76Hz 720x400 70Hz 1280x720 60Hz 7...

Page 2: ...e animation and fade effects a Select the System option from the Control Panel b Select Performance Information then Tools Advanced Tools Adjust to adjust the appearance and performance of Windows c C...

Page 3: ...rowser your firewall must also allow access to TCP Port 443 Standard HTTPS Access to TCP Port 80 Standard HTTP enables automatic redirection of HTTP requests to HTTPS QS Rule Step 3 Connect the Equipm...

Page 4: ...rs also ensure that your target server s video card has been set to output standard VGA H and V sync and not composite sync 3 Attach the keyboard mouse connector of your CIM to the corresponding ports...

Page 5: ...Password screen is displayed 3 Type your old password raritan in the Old Password field 4 Type a new password in the New Password field retype the new password in the Confirm New Password field Passw...

Page 6: ...uplex or whatever option is appropriate to your network addresses the issue Naming Target Servers Note that the KVM and serial target names are defined on different Port pages either a KVM or serial P...

Page 7: ...ailability Accessing a Target Server To access a target server 1 Click the Port Name of the target you want to access The Port Action Menu is displayed 2 Choose Connect from the Port Action menu A KVM...

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