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User Guide November 2009 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Standard Hubs Model SDRK/6 Model SDRK/6D Model SDRK/12 Serial Hubs Model SDRK/6S Model SDR

8 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Product Range This manual describes the following seven products from the SDRK range: KVM Extension Only SDRK/6

Overview 9 Compatibility Interface Compatibility • PS/2 Keyboard: Compatible with all standard keyboards. Certain keyboards with enhanced feature

10 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Extender Compatibility You can use SDRK, SDLink, SDBX, and SDMX products belonging to the same family in any comb

Overview 11 How to Use This Guide This guide describes the SDRK range of KVM Extender Local Hubs. During installation and configuration, you shoul

12 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs 2. Installation For first-time users, we recommend that you carry out a test placement, confined to a single room

Installation 13 Local Hub Installation To install the Local Hub: 1. Switch off all PCs and other devices before connection. 2. Using the combina

14 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Figure 2 Standard Hub Port - rear view Connect to Local monitor. Connect to Local PS/2 key

Installation 15 Figure 3 Serial Hub Port - rear view Connect to Local monitor. Connect to Local PS/2 mouse. Connect to com

16 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Figure 4 Audio/Serial Hub Port - rear view Connect to Local monitor. Connect to Local PS

Installation 17 Figure 5 Hub Port - front view Power Requirements In most cases, there is no need to connect the 5V PSU supply as each por

18 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs 3. Operation Overview The operation and configuration of dual access Standard, Serial and Serial/Audio enabled sy

Operation 19 Operation of Dual Access Standard and Serial Local Hubs SDRK/6D and SDRK/6SD only Scroll Lock Function Standard and Serial Remote Un

20 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Local Console Commands On a dual access system, you can issue the following commands at the local console: Comma

Operation 21 Operation of Dual Access Audio/Serial Local Hubs SDRK/6AD only The ‘Hot’ Key With these systems, keyboard ‘hot’ keys are used to car

22 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Local Console Commands After pressing the initial ‘hot’ key on the local keyboard, you can issue a number of comm

Troubleshooting 23 4. Troubleshooting Video The image is not sharp, or is badly smeared. Have you adjusted the video equalization? Refer to the ma

24 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs The PC won’t boot into the correct graphics mode The extender includes DDC emulation for all standard resolutions

Troubleshooting 25 Keyboard & Mouse When I am typing, I get wrong or missing characters on the screen. Your keyboard may be in the wrong mode.

26 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs General Questions Is it possible to use a cable longer than 300m? It might be possible to use a cable of up to 50

Appendix A: Example Applications 27 Appendix A: Example Applications This section illustrates four specific applications using SDRK Local Hubs: •

Notices 1 Cautions and Notes The following symbols are used in this guide: CAUTION. This indicates an important operating instruction that shoul

28 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Figure 6 Serial and audio extension for up to six CPUs SDRK/6A Extender Hub Takes primary video, keyboard, m

Appendix A: Example Applications 29 Figure 7 Touch screen network with local access to CPUs through KVM switch SDRK/6SD Extender Hub Takes KVM

30 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Figure 8 Information distribution system sharing a single PC SDRK/6D Extender Hub CPU connects to Port 1. Loc

Appendix A: Example Applications 31 Figure 9 Dual-monitor consoles with serial and audio extension SDRK/6A Extender Hub Takes primary video, k

32 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Appendix B: Audio/Serial Ports: Operation & Multi-Port Configuration This appendix describes audio & seri

Appendix B: Audio/Serial Ports: Operation & Multi-Port Configuration 33 3. Place the jumper across the posts as shown in Figure 11. 4. Set

34 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Hardware Flow Control The serial daughterboards in both Local Hub and Remote Units have a series of jumpers that

Appendix B: Audio/Serial Ports: Operation & Multi-Port Configuration 35 Audio/Serial Interface Setup and Operation SDRK/6A and SDRK/6AD only S

36 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Audio Port Configuration The audio interface is line-level and is designed to take the output from a sound card (

Appendix C: Obtaining Technical Support 37 Appendix C: Obtaining Technical Support If you have any problems or questions, contact your dealer for

2 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Safety Precautions and Installation Guidelines To ensure reliable and safe long-term operation please note the foll

38 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Appendix D: Specifications Video Maximum Resolution See manual supplied with Remote Unit(s) Video Compatibility V

Appendix D: Specifications 39 Serial Interface Max Baud Rate Supported SDRK/6S and SDRK/6SD: 1200, 9600 or 19200 Baud (user-selectable) SDRK/6A a

40 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Size and Shipping Weight SDRK/6 Local Hub: 482x112x44mm (1U) Shipping Weight: 2.45 Kg SDRK/6D Local Hub: 482x112x

Appendix E: EU Regulatory Compliance 41 Appendix E: EU Regulatory Compliance Warning This is a class A product. In a domestic environment, this pr

42 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Appendix F: North American Regulatory Compliance This equipment has been found to comply with the limits for a Cl

Contents 3 Contents 1. Overview 5 Introduction 5 Glossary 5 Features 7 Product Range 8 Compatibility 9 How to Use This Guide 11 2. Installat

4 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Appendix A: Example Applications 27 Appendix B: Audio/Serial Ports: Operation & Multi-Port Configuration

Overview 5 1. Overview Introduction SDRK KVM Extender Local Hubs enable high-resolution video, PS/2 keyboard and mouse, stereo audio, and serial p

6 CATx KVM Extender Local Hubs Figure 1 KVM extender system Local Access Dual Access Hubs only. Serial and Audio Transmission Using extenders

Overview 7 Features All members of the SDRK product family offer the following features: • Support for high video resolution over extended distan