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Installation and Getting Started
Connecting KVM Frame Grabbers
Installation Guide
Page 35
VGA OUT
Optionally connect a monitor. This is not a high-
quality image. VGA OUT is intended only for
checking the presence of the signal.
Factory
Reset
Button
Reset the device to factory default settings. To use
this button, disconnect power to the device, press
and hold the Reset button as you reconnect the
power. The blue LED lights up. Keep pressing the
Reset button until the blue LED turns off and the
Green LED lights up. Release the Reset button. The
device starts normally but with all settings returned
to factory defaults.
Note:
You may have to re-configure the device’s
network settings to reconnect the device to the
network.
LED
startup
sequence
Green and blue LEDs. When the device first starts
up, the blue led lights up. A few seconds later the
green LED lights up. After about another 20 seconds
the blue LED turns off, leaving the green LED on
indicating that the device has started up and can
start capturing images.
During operation the blue LED blinks during VGA
signal test operation and when the system tunes
VGA parameters.
Red LED
During operation the red LED blinks each time the
device captures an image and sends it to a video
capture workstation. You can use the red LED as an
indicator that the device is capturing images.
KVM
Cable
Special Epiphan cable used for the connection
between the keyboard, video, and mouse connectors
of the computerized machine and the
KVM2Ethernet device. Connect the black video
connector and the green and purple PS/2
connectors to the computerized machine (using a
PS/2 to USB adapter if required) and the yellow
KVM connector to the KVM2Ethernet device KVM
input connector.