Intellinet 503907 User manual

cat5

kvm

switch

user

manual

MODELS 503907

& 503914

INT-503907/503914-UM-0808-01

Shown: Model 503914 16-Port

Thank you for purchasing this INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS

™

Cat5 KVM Switch, Model 503907 (8-port) or Model 503914 (16-port).

Designed for computer/server management, this rackmount device

provides dual-console access for up to 64 (8-port) or 128 (16-port)

computers using cost-effective Cat5e/6 cabling.

With dual-console control, administrators can work at a second location

if the need arises, and share the same video and keyboard/mouse control

with the local console. And not only are Cat5e/6 cables more exible

and less expensive, they can provide connection distances of up to

100 meters (330 feet), allowing the management of a data center from

locations throughout a building.

The instructions in this user manual make installation and operation

relatively simple, so you’ll soon be enjoying the benets of these

additional features:

• USB and PS/2 interface support on PC side

• PS/2 interface support on console side

• Pop-up on-screen display (OSD) menu

• Dedicated port to cascade up to 8 units, controlling up to 128 computers

when cascading to 16-port model 503914 or 64 computers when

cascading to 8-port model 503907

• Bank/channel selection and operation using keyboard hotkeys and

OSD menu

• Uses computer connection dongles (not included) for each port

(Model 503921 for PS/2; Model 503938 for USB)

• Remote console connection via Remote Console Unit (503983)

• Local console connection with PS/2 connectors

• Local console can activate or deactivate the remote console

• Numerical LED display and LED indicators for easy bank/port status

monitoring

• Auto-Scan period programmable via OSD menu option

• Password protection

• Auto-logout timeout support

• Includes 19” rackmount brackets

• Lifetime Warranty

Setup/Installation

CAUTION: Before connecting to the Cat5 KVM Switch, all PS/2

computers should be powered off unless the PS/2 interface has already

been initialized and operating; otherwise, the switch system might not

be properly set up. USB computers do not have this limitation.

1. Connect the shared keyboard, mouse and monitor to the console

connectors on the rear of your (master) Cat5 KVM Switch. Power on

the switch by connecting and plugging in the power adapter cord.

NOTE: If using a single Cat5 KVM Switch in a non-cascaded application,

go directly to Step 4. To daisy-chain switches, continue to Step 2. You

can daisy-chain up to 8 levels of Cat5 KVM Switches, with as many as

64 (8-port) or 128 (16-port) computers connected.

2. Use the enclosed daisy-chain cable (HD15 male to female) to connect

the female Daisy Chain Out port of the master (rst) switch to the male

Daisy Chain In port of the second switch. Connect the power adapter

cord to the second switch to power it on.

3. If you have yet another switch to be daisy-chained, just repeat Step 2

to connect them. You can daisy-chain up to 8 units of KVM switches.

Plug a terminator onto the Daisy Chain Out port of the last unit. (No

terminator required if only using a single unit.)

4. With the Cat5 KVM switch — or daisy-chained switches — powered

up and initialized, use an INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS Dongle

for Cat5 KVM Switch (Model 503938 for USB; Model 503921 for PS/2)

to connect the computer(s) to a computer port or ports on the rear of

the switch(es). NOTE: If using a PS/2 dongle, connect to the mouse

port before the keyboard port for a proper initializing sequence.

5. Power up the connected computer(s). Each keyboard and mouse will

be recognized and you can begin operating the switch(es)

Operation

There are two ways to select a specic computer (on a specic switch,

if you have daisy-chained switches): using hotkey sequences (see the

Quick Reference Sheet on Page 9) or the OSD Main menu (below).

Keyboard Hotkeys

A keyboard hotkey sequence consists of at least three specic keystrokes:

ScrLk + ScrLk + Command key(s). If you prefer a preceding sequence

other than two consecutive Scroll Locks:

PS/2 or USB Dongle

Remote Console Unit (Model #503983)

1. Press ScrollLock + ScrollLock + H. Two beeps will signal readiness

for new preceding sequence selection.

2. Press the key you would like to use as your preceding sequence:

Optional keys are SCROLL LOCK, CAPS, ESC, F12 or NUM LOCK.

A third beep indicates selection conrmation: You can now use the

new preceding sequence to execute your hotkey commands

NOTE: Each keystroke within a hotkey sequence needs to be pressed

within 2 seconds; otherwise, the hotkey sequence will not be validated.

OSD (On-Screen Display) Menus

With the Cat5 KVM Switch(es) installed and

powered on for the rst time, an OSD login

prompt will display. Since by default the password protection is disabled,

you can just press Enter to bypass the prompt and access all the control

features as ADMIN.

To activate the OSD menu, use the hotkey sequence ScrLk + ScrLk +

Space Bar. To deactivate the menu, press ESC.

Main Menu:

• To select a computer: Press the Up/Down arrow keys to navigate;

press PgUp/PgDn to scroll;

press Enter to select.

• To edit a computer name:

Press Insert to edit; Enter to

conrm; Esc to delete.

• To rotate through the Main,

Video Setting, Setup and

Status screens: Press F1.

• To save any modications:

Press F2 and “Saving

parameters” will display.

• To log out: Press F10. NOTE: This will lock the keyboard and mouse

for security; a password will be needed to log back in.

Setup Menu:

• Auto Logout: species a time for auto logout (00–99 min.)

• OSD Timeout: species the time the OSD menu remains on screen.

• Autoscan Period: species

the functions’s delay time.

• Title Bar: species the bar’s

position: Left, Right, Disable.

• Hotkey: species the hotkey

preceding sequence

(SCROLL LOCK, CAPS,

ESC, F12 or NUM LOCK).

• Password: enables/disables password protection.

• Load Default: lets you load the default settings.

• Enable Remote Console / Disable

Remote Console: toggles between

these two options. If the remote console is off (disabled), an OSD

reminder will display below the title bar.

Video Setting Menu:

• Gain: lets you specify the

gain level (00-50).

• Equ: lets you specify the

equalization level (00-50).

• To adjust the VGA setting:

Go to Main/Video Setting,

then begin to adjust Gain

and Equalization. You may

need to try several combinations before you nd a preferred setting.

Status Menu:

This screen presents the unit-

specic bank number, rmware

version, KVM switch model

and the maximum number of

ports. In a daisy-chained

application, it lists details of

all banks. Press Enter to go

to the Dongle Status screen.

Dongle Status Submenu:

This screen presents the

resident dongle rmware

version on the switch and on

various other dongles. You

can also perform a manual

upgrade of an individual

dongle: Select the dongle and

press Enter to conrm the upgrade.

During the upgrade, a progress bar

will display through completion.

• F4: lets you toggle between Auto Upg(rade) and Manual Upg(rade).

Port Switching

To switch ports using hotkeys, use this conguration sequence:

ScrLk + ScrLk + a + b + y + z, where ab = bank no., yz = port no., so that

ScrLk + ScrLk + 0 + 2 + 1 + 6 switches to Bank 2, Port 16.

To switch ports using the OSD, go to the Main menu and use the Up/Down

arrow keys and/or PgUp/PgDn keys to nd and highlight the computer

you want to switch to, then press Enter.

The Log In and Log Out functions are dependent on the Password feature;

that is, they are only useful when Password is enabled on the Setup menu.

To maximize console security, of course, always enable Password and

adopt a strict log in/out policy. Minimizing the Auto Logout timeframe can

help restrict access, too.

Troubleshooting Tip

If a keyboard and/or mouse locks up, unplug the component(s) and then

re-connect after a few seconds to re-initialize. If the problem continues,

unplug the dongle from that computer and then re-connect after a few

seconds. (If a PS/2, re-connect to the mouse port rst, then the keyboard

port.) If neither of these procedures solves the problem, reboot the

computer to completely reset the keyboard and mouse.

Firmware Upgrade

This Cat5 KVM Switch allows the upgrade of rmware whenever needed

to enhance compatibility with other devices or to update the switch’s

functions and performance. For the Cat5 KVM Switch itself, use a USB

cable (type A or B) to connect a host computer to the Daisy Chain

In port on the back panel of the switch. For the dongle, use the Auto

Upgrade feature available on the Dongle Status submenu (see above).

Quick Reference Sheet

The Quick Reference Sheet on Page 9 lists operation commands, hotkeys,

OSD menu controls and front-panel buttons. Note the following:

• OSD menu control is only available when the OSD menu is activated

on the screen. To activate: ScrLk + ScrLk + Space Bar. When the OSD

menu is active, the mouse will be locked until the OSD menu is off.

• Note that a, b, y and z each denote a number key: (ab) = 1–16; (yz) =

1–8. For example, ScrLk + ScrLk + 03 + 06 is for Bank 3 Port 6. When

using a single KVM switch, the default bank no. is 01: ScrLk + ScrLk

+ 01 + 12 = Port 12.

• The password is up to 8 characters long, and is required for access to

your KVM switch once you enable password protection.

Dongles for PC Connection(s)

The two INTELLINET NETWORK SOLUTIONS Dongles for PC

connections (PS/2 and USB versions) and the KVM Extender (Remote

Console Unit) are shown below.

Right: USB Connection Dongle,

Model 503938

Left: PS/2 Connection Dongle,

Model 503921

Left: Remote Console Unit, Model 503983

Command Hotkeys osd Control desCription

selecT coMpUTer scrlk+scrlk+(a)+(b)+(y)+(z) cUrsor keys To NavIgaTe; selecT TheacTIve baNk (swITch) aNd porT.

(ab = baNk No.; eNTer To selecT.

xy = porT No.)

NexT lower porT scrlk+scrlk+arrow Up cUrsor keys To NavIgaTe; selecT The NexT lower coNNecTed porT wIThIN The cUrreNT acTIve baNk.

eNTer To selecT.

NexT hIgher porT scrlk+scrlk+arrow dowN cUrsor keys To NavIgaTe; selecT The NexT hIgher coNNecTed porT.

eNTer To selecT

NexT lower baNk scrlk+scrlk+pgUp pgUp (w/ osd MeNU) selecT The NexT lower baNk (swITch) wheN UsINg daIsy-chaINed UNITs.

NexT hIgher baNk scrlk+scrlk+pgdN pgdN (w/ osd MeNU) selecT The NexT hIgher baNk (swITch) wheN UsINg daIsy-chaINed UNITs.

defINe hoTkey scrlk+scrlk+ h+ (y) MaIN MeNU/seTUp/hoTkey selecT The hoTkey precedINg seqUeNceaMoNg 5alTerNaTIve keys.

precedINg (y=scroll lock, caps (scroll lock, caps,

seqUeNce esc, f12 or NUM lock) esc, f12 or NUM lock)

load facTory — MaIN MeNU / seTUp / resTore seTTINgs To The facTory defaUlTs.

defaUlT load defaUlT

chaNge coMpUTer — cUrsor keys To NavIgaTe; chaNge The coMpUTer NaMe (Max. leNgTh: 8 alphaNUMerIc characTers).

NaMe eNTer (INs) To selecT/edIT.

show osd MeNU scrlk+scrlk+ space bar — acTIvaTe The osd MeNU oN The coNsole screeN.

aUToscaN scrlk+scrlk+ s — aUToscaN ThroUgh every coNNecTed chaNNel for qUIck screeN browsINg of

each chaNNel.

sTop aUToscaN aNy key — TerMINaTe aUToscaN acTIvITy.

aUToscaN perIod — MaIN MeNU / seTUp / specIfy delay TIMe wIThIN a raNge of 5 – 99 secoNds (defaUlT = 10 sec.)

aUToscaN perIod

aUTo logoUT — MaIN MeNU / seTUp / specIfy The TIMe oUT for aUTo logoUT. screeN / keyboard/MoUse locked afTer

TIMeoUT eNable/ aUTo logoUT TIMeoUT perIod for secUrITy. (defaUlT = 0 = dIsable)

dIsable

osd MeNU TIMeoUT — MaIN MeNU / seTUp / specIfy The TIMeoUT for osd MeNU. (defaUlT = 60 secoNds; 0 = dIsable)

osd TIMeoUT

osd TITle bar oN/off scrlk+scrlk+ T — eNable/dIsable The osd TITle bar. (defaUlT = oN)

osd TITle bar — MaIN MeNU / seTUp / selecT The osd TITle bar posITIoN oN yoUr screeN.

posITIoN (lefT/rIghT/ TITle bar

dIsable)

seT Up password — MaIN MeNU / seTUp / eNable/dIsable password proTecTIoN. (defaUlT = dIsable; password leNgTh: 8

(dIsable/eNable) password characTers Max.)

reMoTe coNsole scrlk+scrlk+ z MaIN MeNU / dIsable or eNable/dIsable The reMoTe coNsole (defaUlT=oN)

oN/off eNable reMoTe coNsole

Specications: Model 503907, 8-Port

Standards

• USB 1.1

General

• PC connections: 8

• PC port connectors:

- 8 x RJ45 connectors

- Requires a connection dongle per port (not included)

- Requires a Cat5, Cat5e or Cat6 network cable per port (not included)

- PS/2 connection dongle: Model 503921

- USB connection dongle: Model 503938

- Maximum connection distance: 100 m (330 ft.)

• Console connections: 2 (1 x local, 1 x remote)

• Local console port connectors:

- 2 x PS/2 mini-DIN 6 female (keyboard, mouse)

- 1 x HD15 female (video)

• Remote console port connection

- 1 x RJ45 connector

- Requires one remote console unit (model 503983), not included

- Requires one Cat5, Cat5e or Cat6 network cable per port (not included)

- Maximum connection distance: 100 m (330 ft.)

• Computer selection:

- Via hotkeys

- Via on-screen display (OSD)

• Cascading function:

- Cascade up to 8 KVM switches via special daisy chain port

- Compatible models: 503914 (16-port), 503907 (8-port)

• Video resolution: maximum 1600 x 1200

• Video bandwidth: maximum 165 MHz

• FCC Class B, CE, RoHS

LEDs

• 1 Live indicator LED per channel

• 1 Active indicator LED per channel

Environmental

• Metal housing

• Dimensions: 220 (L) x 300 (W) x 44.5 (H) mm (8.6 x 11.8 x 1.7 in.);

• Weight: 3.6 kg (7.9 lbs.)

• Operating temperature: 0 – 40°C (32 – 104°F)

• Operating humidity: 0 – 90% RH, non-condensing

• Storage temperature: -20 – 60°C (-4 – 140°F)

Power

• External power adapter: DC 9 V, 2 A

• Power consumption: 7 Watts

Package Contents

• Cat5 KVM Switch

• 19” rackmount brackets

• User manual

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