Tripp Lite B005-DPUA4 User manual

Owner’s Manual

4-Port DisplayPort 1.4 KVM

Switch with 4K Video, Audio

and Peripheral Sharing

Model: B005-DPUA4

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• B005-DPUA4 4-Port DisplayPort 1.4 KVM Switch

• IR Extender

• IR Remote Control

• External Power Supply (Input: 100–240V, 50/60 Hz, 0.5A; Output: 5V 3A)

• Mounting Hardware

• Owner’s Manual

• P785-DPKIT06 or P785-DPKIT10 KVM Cables

• U322-Series USB 3.0 A/B Device Cables

• P312-Series Mini Stereo Audio Cables

• P580-Series DisplayPort Cables with Latches

• P568-Series High-Speed HDMI Cables

Console:

• DisplayPort monitor capable of supporting the highest resolution of any

computer in the installation

• USB keyboard and mouse

• Microphone and speakers with 3.5 mm mini stereo connectors (optional)

Computer:

• DisplayPort input

• USB Type-A port

• 3.5 mm mini stereo microphone and speaker jacks (optional)

• Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Win7/Win8/Win10, Linux or Apple Mac OS

operating system

Package Contents

Optional Accessories

System Requirements

• Controls 4 DisplayPort computers from a single DisplayPort video console

• Supports True 4K @ 60 Hz video resolutions, including 4:4:4 HDR and

HDCP 2.2

• DisplayPort 1.4 compliant

• Supports RGB 4:4:4/ YCbCr 4:4:4/ YCbCr 4:2:2/ YCbCr 4:2:0

• DisplayPort outputs support 16 bits per channel (48-bit all channels)

Deep Color and 8.1 Gbps per channel (32.4 Gbps all channels)

bandwidth

• HDMI output supports 12 bits per channel (36-bit all channels) Deep

Color and 6 Gbps per channel (18 Gbps all channels) bandwidth

• Built-in 2-port USB 2.0 hub allows USB devices to be shared between

computers connected to the KVM switch

• 3.5mm mini stereo jacks allow a microphone to provide audio input to

each connected computer and let you listen to audio output on a set of

speakers

• Additional console audio jacks are conveniently located on the front

panel, making them ideal for use with speakers and microphones

• Switch between connected computers via front-panel pushbuttons, IR

remote, mouse movement or keyboard hotkeys

• Supports hot-plugging – computers and devices can be unplugged and

re-plugged without having to shut down the KVM switch

• Quick installation without the need for software

• Stores the monitor’s EDID (Extended Display Identiﬁcation Data) to

optimize display resolution

Product Features

Panel Descriptions

Front Panel

1Power – Press to turn the unit on and off.

2Power Indicator – Illuminates red to signal the DC power supply is

connected to an outlet and the KVM switch is turned on.

3Input Selector – Illuminates blue to indicate whether PC1, PC2, PC3

or PC4 has been selected. Select LEDs ﬂash in a loop during automatic

switching mode. Online LEDs illuminate when the corresponding USB-B

port is connected.

4IR EXT – Connect the included IR Extender for IR signal reception from

the included IR Remote Control.

5IR – Signal reception point for the IR Remote Control.

63.5 mm Microphone – Connect a microphone.

73.5 mm Stereo – Connect a stereo audio device.

8USB-A 3.0 – Connect USB peripherals (printers, scanners, U-disks,

etc.).

1 2 4 5 6 73 8

Panel Descriptions

Rear Panel

9Outputs

a. Connect a mouse and keyboard to the USB 2.0 ports.

b. Connect an ampliﬁer to the 3.5 mm stereo port.

c. Connect a microphone to the 3.5 mm microphone port.

d. Connect a local HDMI monitor to the HDMI Out port.

e. Connect a local DisplayPort monitor to the DisplayPort Out port.

10 PC1 Input – Connect to a computer’s DisplayPort, USB, stereo audio

and microphone ports.

11 PC2 Input – Connect to a second computer’s DisplayPort, USB, stereo

audio and microphone ports.

12 PC3 Input – Connect to a third computer’s DisplayPort, USB, stereo

audio and microphone ports.

13 PC4 Input – Connect to a fourth computer’s DisplayPort, USB, stereo

audio and microphone ports.

14 DC 5V Input – Connect the included 5V/3A DC power supply.

9 10 11 12 13 14

Installation and Operation

Refer to the following steps and diagram to set up your KVM switch

installation.

Note: Before making any connections, make sure power to all devices connected

to the KVM switch is turned off. Unplug the power cords of any computers that have

the Keyboard Power On function.

1. Connect computers to the USB-B input ports using USB cables. Connect

the computers’ microphone and stereo audio ports using 3.5 mm

audio cables. Connect computers to the “DisplayPort In” ports using

DisplayPort cables.

2. Connect a keyboard and mouse to the USB-A ports on the rear panel.

Connect a microphone and ampliﬁer to the microphone and stereo audio

ports using 3.5 mm audio cables. Connect a monitor to “DisplayPort

Out” using a DisplayPort cable (maximum: 2 m) or to “HDMI Out” using

an HDMI cable.

Note: When either “DisplayPort Out” or “HDMI Out” is connected, video

is transmitted by the connected port automatically. When both ports are

connected, the DisplayPort takes precedence.

IR Extender

Mic Ampliﬁer

Keyboard

Mouse

HDMI Display

Mic

Ampliﬁer

DisplayPort

Display

PC1 PC4

Power Supply

USB Devices

(Printer, Scanner, U-disk, etc)

Installation and Operation

3. Connect the included DC power supply, and press the Power button. The

Power LED will illuminate. When computers are connected to the PC1,

PC2, PC3 and PC4 ports, the Online LEDs will illuminate.

4. Press the buttons on the front panel to select the desired computer.

The Select LED will illuminate to indicate which computer is currently

selected. The monitor will show the corresponding image, and the

selected computer can by controlled via keyboard and mouse.

5. The included IR Remote Control works the same as the pushbuttons:

a. For input: “1” speciﬁes PC1, “2” speciﬁes PC2, “3” speciﬁes PC3

and “4” speciﬁes PC4.

b. For loop switching: Order is PC1>PC2>PC3>PC4>PC1…

6. USB peripherals, such as printers, scanners and thumb drives, can be

connected to the front-panel USB-A ports.

Special Function Operation

1. Mouse Traversal Function – Place the mouse on the far right of the

monitor, and continue to slide it to the right for 2 seconds. The KVM

switch will automatically switch to the next port. Switching order is

PC1>PC2>PC3>PC4>PC1…

2. USB-B Detection Switching Function:

a. When the unit detects that a computer is connected to the USB-B

port, the unit immediately switches to that computer, and the

corresponding Online and Select LEDs illuminate. For instance, if PC1

is already connected, then PC2 becomes connected via USB-B, and

the KVM will automatically switch to PC2.

b. When the currently selected computer is powered off or the USB

cable is dialed out, the KVM automatically switches to the next

computer with the power on and the USB port connected.

3. Hotkey Function:

Number Hotkey Combination Function Description

1[Scroll Lock]++¹ [Scroll Lock] +

→ or ↓

Switch to the next port

2[Scroll Lock]++ [Scroll Lock] +

← or ↑

Switch to the previous port

3[Scroll Lock]++ [Scroll Lock] + [X]² Switch to PC "X"

4[Scroll Lock]++ [Scroll Lock] + [S]³ Enable Automatic Switching

(Default: 15 seconds)

5[Scroll Lock]++ [Scroll Lock] +

[I] + [N]4⁴ + [Enter]

Set the Automatic Switching

Interval (Between 5 ~ 999

Seconds)

6[Scroll Lock]++

[Scroll Lock] + [B] + [1/0]5⁴

Buzzer On/Off (Default: On)

7[Scroll Lock]++ [Scroll Lock] +

[F] + [L] + [A] + [S] + [H] + [Enter]

All resume hotkey default

mode6

Notes:

1) Hotkeys are not case-sensitive.

2) A noise sounds when switching between PC1 and PC2.

¹ “++” means to press [Scroll Lock] twice in rapid succession. For example:

[Scroll Lock] ++ [Scroll Lock] + [1]” means to press the Scroll Lock

button twice in rapid succession and then press the number 1 button. The

detection period between each hotkey code is 5 seconds. If the Scroll Lock

button is pressed the ﬁrst time and 5 seconds pass before the Scroll Lock

button is pressed again, the hotkey code will be invalid.

² “X” indicates the PC input. For example, to switch to PC2, the hotkey

combination is [Scroll Lock] ++ [Scroll Lock] + [2].

Special Function Operation

³ Turning on this function will cause DisplayPort, microphone and speaker

ports to enter automatic switching mode without USB. Press any key (except

Spacebar) to exit to the port used prior to the automatic switching sequence.

Press Spacebar to stay at the port currently in use. When automatic switching

mode is enabled, the corresponding “Select” LED of the port currently in use

will ﬂash.

4“N” indicates the number of switching interval, which can be 5 seconds to

999 seconds.

5“1” means On, “0” means Off.

6This mode only relates to hotkey function #4 and #6.

Speciﬁcations

Connectors

KVM Connectors (Female) USB 3.0-B x4 (Rear)

DisplayPort x4 (Rear)

3.5 mm Stereo x4 (Green, Rear)

3.5 mm Stereo x4 (Pink, Rear)

Console Connectors (Female) USB 2.0-A x2 (Rear)

DisplayPort x1 (Rear)

HDMI x1 (Rear)

3.5mm Stereo x2 (Green, 1 Front, 1 Rear)

3.5mm Stereo x2 (Pink, 1 Front, 1 Rear)

USB Hub Connectors (Female) USB 3.0-A x2 (Front)

Video Resolution

Maximum Resolution 4K x 2K @ 60 Hz (4K UHD)

Operating Bandwidth

HDMI Bandwidth 18 Gb

DisplayPort Bandwidth 32.4 Gb

Environmental

Operating Temperature Range 32° ~ 113°F (0° ~ 45°C)

Operating Humidity Range 10% ~ 85% RH (No Condensation)

Storage Temperature Range 14° ~ 176°F (-10° ~ 80°C)

Storage Humidity Range 5% ~ 90% RH (No Condensation)

Power Requirement

External Power Supply DC 5V/3A

Power Consumption (Max) 12W

ESD Protection

Human Body Model +/- 8kV (Air Gap Discharge)

+/- 4kV (Contact Discharge)

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