Gefen EXT-USB-400FO User manual

www.gefen.com

Fiber Optic Extender

for USB

EXT-USB-400FO

USER MANUAL

Technical Support:

Telephone (818) 772-9100

(800) 545-6900

Fax (818) 772-9120

Technical Support Hours:

8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday thru Friday PST.

Write To:

Gefen, LLC

c/o Customer Service

20600 Nordhoff St.

Chatsworth, CA 91311

[email protected]

www.gefen.com

Notice

Gefen, LLC reserves the right to make changes in the hardware, packaging and any

accompanying documentation without prior written notice.

The USB 400 FO is a trademark of Gefen, LLC

All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

ASKING FOR ASSISTANCE

Rev X2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction / Operation Notes

Features

How It Works

USB 400 FO Panel Layout

USB 400 FO Series Installation / Check list

Wiring Diagram

Troubleshooting Hints

System Speciﬁcations

Warranty

READ THESE NOTES BEFORE INSTALLING

OR OPERATING THE DVI•3000HD SYSTEM

• The USB 400 FO units are housed in a metal box for better RF shielding.

• The USB 400 FO uses two multi-mode LC ﬁber optic cables ﬁber optics to connect the

sender and receiver.

• The USB•400 units were designed to operate on USB type computers. DO NOT

attempt to use this equipment with any other type computers.

• Use the computer's USB port when using a local keyboard that is not extended with

the USB•400 sender unit.

• In order to operate properly, the USB•400S and USB•400R units must be connected,

powered up, and the LC ﬁber optic cable installed between both units.

• The length of cable used to connect the USB•400S send unit to the USB•400R

receiver unit MUST NOT EXCEED 1650 feet.

OPERATION NOTES

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the ex•tend•it USB•400 Series. Incorporating

ExtremeUSB, the new USB•400 model allows users the beneﬁts of USB technology

beyond the desktop, extending your computer keyboard, mouse, trackball, and any USB

device up to 1650 feet away from the location of your Macintosh or PC computer.

The USB•400 system consists of two units: the USB•400S Sender resides next to

the host computer, and the USB•400R Receiver resides next to the extended USB type

device connected by conventional USB cables.

The USB•400 signal controls the keyboard, mouse, trackball and other USB devices

by buffering the keyboard/mouse signal through send and receive line drivers, and the

signal is extended by using standard ﬁber optic cabling.

The USB•400FO extends any USB device up to 1,650 feet from the location of your

computer, eliminating the 17.5 feet distance limitation of USB. The USB•400FO also

includes a remote 4 port USB HUB to operate up to four USB devices remotely using

“Extreme USB” technology.

FEATURES

Features

• Extreme USB technology extends the range of USB 2.0 devices up to 1650 meters

(500 meters) using ﬁber-optic cable

• Remote extender 400FOR is equipped with 4 USB ports

• Provides support for both low-speed and high-speed USB devices

• Comes with a USB cable, power adapters and user guide

• Fully compliant with USB 2.0 speciﬁcation as certiﬁed by the USB Implementers

Forum

• Number of devices can be expanded using standard USB hubs

CONTENTS

The USB 400 FO system consists of:

(1) USB•400FOS Send Unit

(1) USB•400FOR Receive Unit

(1) 6ft A to B USB cable

(2) 5V Power Supply

HOW IT WORKS

The USB•400FO sender unit is connected to the computer using the supplied USB cable.

The extended peripheral(s) are connected to the receiver unit. Two multi mode LC ﬁber

optic cables are used to link the sender to the receiver with HUB.

HOW IT WORKS

USB 400 FO PANEL LAYOUT

USB

Inputs for

devices

5V Power

Supply

5V Power

Supply

LC Input

USB Input

LC Input

Link LED Host Port

(USB Type B) Link LED

Link LED

USB 400 FO SERIES INSTALLATION

Place the USB•400S unit close to the host computer.

Connect the power adapter to the USB•400S unit using the supplied cable.

Connect the USB•400S unit to the USB•400R unit using the desired length of ﬁber

optic cable outﬁtted wit LC connectors with A, on the sender matching B on the

receiver, and B on the sender matching A on the receiver.

Connect the USB•400S unit to the host computer using the 6ft. USB cable supplied

with the unit .

On the USB•400S send unit, check that the power indicator is GREEN.

On the USB•400S send unit, check that the link indicator is GREEN.

On the USB•400R receiver unit, check that the power indicator is GREEN.

Once all LEDs are illuminated as required, the USB•400 is ready to accept a

peripheral device at the USB port on the USB•400R receiver unit. Follow the

installation instructions as if one were installing the device directly into a computer's

USB port.

On the host computer, check that a general purpose hub is visible from the Control

Panel/System applet. Once connected, a USB peripheral device causes its host

computer to automatically enumerate it. This simply means that the computer must

identify the new device, assign it an ID, and ensure that the required software drivers

are available for loading when the device is to be used.

The USB•400 is not an end device. Consequently, it does not have a software

component or driver to be loaded. Some peripheral devices that are to be attached

to the USB•400 will have a USB Driver diskette or CD-ROM which will need to be

inserted after initial connection to a USB port on the USB•400 model.

USB•400S (Sender Unit)

USB•400R (Receiver Unit)

Place the USB•400R unit close to the USB device to be served.

Connect the USB devices to the USB•400R unit.

Connect the power adapter to a suitable AC source wall outlet.

Connect the power adapter to the USB•400R unit using the supplied cable.

CHECK LIST

WIRING DIAGRAM

TROUBLESHOOTING HINTS

Symptoms/Cause Remedy

All LEDs on Sender unit are off.

Cause:

The Sender unit is not receiving power

from the adapter

1. Ensure that a power adapter is

connected to the Sender unit.

2. Check that the adapter is connected to

a live source of electrical power.

All LEDs on Receiver unit are off.

Cause:

The Receiver unit is not receiving power

from the adapter

1. Ensure that a power adapter is

connected to the Receiver unit.

2. Check that the adapter is connected to

a live source of electrical power.

Link LEDs on Sender unit and Receiver

unit are off.

Cause:

There is no connection between the

Sender unit and the Receiver unit.

1. Ensure that a ﬁber-optic cable with

crossover is connected between the

Sender unit and the Receiver unit.

2. Connect a short ﬁber-optic crossover

patch cord between the Sender unit and

the Receiver unit. Recheck the operation

of the system.

Link LED on Sender unit is on;Host LED

on Sender unit is off.

Cause:

a) The computer is not functioning.

b) The Sender unit is not connected to the

computer.

c) The computer does not support USB

hubs.

d) The USB 2.0 Ranger is malfunctioning.

1. Disconnect all USB devices from the

Receiver unit.

2. Disconnect the Sender unit from the

computer.

3. Disconnect and then reconnect the

power adapter to the USB 2.0 Ranger.

4. Reconnect the Sender unit to the

computer.

5. In the Universal Serial Bus controllers

section of Device Manager, check that

the USB 2.0 Ranger is recognized as a

“Generic USB Hub”.

6. If the USB 2.0 Ranger is not

recognised, contact technical support for

assistance.

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