Belkin F1D080 User Manual

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Troubleshooting
1) There is no image on the monitor, or the images are distorted.
•Make sure the monitor is turned on.
•Make sure the correct port is selected on the OmniView™.
•Check all monitor cables. Make sure they are properly attached.
•Your monitor cannot handle the current resolution or refresh rates. Change the DIP switch settings to Setting A shown in Table 3 and restart the Macintosh
®
computer.
2) There is no response from the keyboard and/or mouse.
•Make sure that the Adapter is properly connected to the Macintosh
®
computer, and to the correct ports on the OmniView™.
•Make sure the correct port is selected on the OmniView
.
•Make sure that the OmniView™has a power adapter and is turned on.
•Check all the cables. Make sure they are properly attached, and that they are straight-through.
3) The keyboard keys are not mapping correctly.
•Make sure that SW7 is set correctly. It must be ON for a 101-key, and OFF for a 104-key.
4) The mouse is not working or the motion is erratic.
•The mouse must be PS/2 compatible. Aserial mouse on the OmniView
will not work with the Adapter.
For more information, consult the documentation included in your OmniView
.
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C. Monitor
First you must determine the resolution your monitor supports. Then you must set DIP switches SW1 through SW6 to the appropriate settings for proper monitor operation. See Table 2 for additional information.
• Settings A and B below are recommended for most applications, wherein the resolutions are selected in the Macintosh
®
Control Panel/Monitors menu.
• Setting A is the safest choice for older non-multisync SVGA monitors (640 x 480 only for VGA monitors).
• Setting B is the preferred choice for multisync SVGA monitors because of the higher refresh rate.
Table 2
Setting SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 Horiz. Vertical Resolution Monitor Notes
Scan Scan
(kHz) (Hz)
A ON ON 31.5 60 640 x 480 VGA
ON ON 35.2 50 800 x 600 SVGA
B ON ON ON 35 67 640 x 480 VGA
ON ON ON 49 75 800 x 600 SVGA
C ON 35 67 640 x 480 13” color D ON ON 512 x 384
NTSC (underscan) E ON ON 24.48 60.15 512 x 384 12” color F ON ON ON 68.7 75 1152 x 870 21” color G ON 640 x 480
NTSC (overscan)
H ON 1152 x 870
21” monochrome
I ON ON 640 x 870
Portrait J ON ON 60.2 75 1024 x 768 19” color K ON ON 49.7 75 832 x 624 16” color L ON ON ON 640 x 480 PAL
PLEASE V E R I F Y YOU R M O N I TOR S P EC I F I CATION S AN D SELECT THE CORRECT SETTING BEFORE POWERING UP. AN INCORRECT SETTING MAY CAUSE IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE TO YOUR MONI TO R !
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Hardware Installation
B. Mouse
• If you prefer a high-speed mouse pointer, set DIP switch
SW8 = ON
• If you prefer a normal-speed mouse pointer, set DIP switch
SW8 = OFF
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See Figure 4 for key mapping between the PS/2 2-button mouse and the PS/2 3-button mouse.
Click
Contextual Menu* Click
Lock &
Drag
Contextual Menu*
*Contextual Menu:Ctrl + click (for Mac
®
OS 8 only)
Figure 4
MAC 101-Key 104-Key
Shift L or R_Shift L or R_Shift
Ctrl L_Ctrl L or R_Ctrl
Option R_Ctrl L or R_Alt
Command L_R_Alt L_R_WIN
F
13 Prt_Sc Prt_Sc
F
14 Scroll Lock Scroll Lock
F
15 L or R_Shift & Pause L or R_Shift & Pause
= Pause Pause
Power ON/OFF F1D080 Power Key F1D080 Power Key
Return Enter Enter Delete Back Space Back Space
Help Ins Ins
Table 1
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A. Keyboard
• If you are using a 101-key keyboard, set DIP switch
SW7 = ON
• If you are using a 104-key keyboard, set DIP switch
SW7 = OFF
See Figure 3 and Table 1 for key mapping between the Macintosh
®
and the IBM
PS/2 keyboards.
Mac®Standard Keyboard Layout
PS/2 104-key keyboard maps to Mac®keyboard
PS/2 101-key keyboard maps to Mac®keyboard
Power Button on Adapter
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Hardware Installation
When connecting to a new blue G3, the DB15 cable is not used, and DIP switches 1-6 need not be set. Simply connect the G3’s HD15 monitor port directly to the OmniView™HD15 connector.
4) Connect the Adapter to a free port on your OmniView
PS/2. Note that only the PS/2 mouse connector can be used. The cables required are NOT included, however they can be purchased as a cable kit (Belkin part# A3X982), or individually (two F2N036-06, one F2N025-06-T). See Figure 2.
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F2N025-06-T F2N036-06
Back of 4 Port OmniView
PS/2
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5) Set the DIP switches on the Adapter according to the type of keyboard, Mouse and Monitor you are using. The “ON” position is downward.
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1) Make sure that all the devices are powered off.
2) Position the Adapter so that it is conveniently accessible. This is necessary because the “POWER” button on the Adapter performs the function of the Power button on the Macintosh
®
keyboard. You may want to situate the
Adapter so that the POWER button is facing you.
3) Connect the Adapter to your Macintosh
®
computer using the supplied ADB
and DB15 extension cables. See Figure 1 below.
Hardware Installation
2
Macintosh
®
computer
Video
(DB15) cable
ADB Cable
ADB
MAC Adapter
Figure 1
Back of G3
PS/2 and VGA cables to the OmniView
(not included)
Video
ADB
Video
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The Belkin Components MAC Adapter™is an accessory to the OmniView™PS/2 allowing control over a Macintosh®computer. It converts the PS/2 mouse and keyboard signals from the OmniView™PS/2 to ADB (Apple Desktop Bus) f o rm a t, and translates the video output of the Macintosh®to standard VGA/SVGA for the monitor in use.
For convenience, the two cables required to connect the Adapter to the Macintosh
®
are included:
Macintosh®monitor cable, DB15M to DB15F
Apple ADB cable, MiniDIN 4 M/M
With the MAC Adapter™, just about any Macintosh®computer becomes 100% compatible with VGA/SVGA monitors, PS/2 mice and keyboards!
Introduction
Product Overview
DB15 to Mac Video Primary ADB to Mac Secondary ADB
Connector Power Button
PS/2 Mouse PS/2 Keyboard HD15
Activity LED DIP Switches
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Table of Contents
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English . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Français (Europe) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Deutsch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Nederlands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Italiano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
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OmniView™ MAC Adapter™ User Manual
Guide de l’utilisateur de l’adaptateur MAC Adapter
Bedienungsanleitung für den Mac Adapter
MAC Adapter™Handleiding
Manuale Utente per l’ Adattator e MAC
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Please read this manual thoroughly and follow the procedures to prevent any damage to the MAC Adapter
and/or to the connected devices.
Veuillez lire attentivement ce manuel et suivre la procédure indiquée afin d’éviter d’endommager l’adaptateur MAC Adapter
et / ou les
périphériques connectés.
Dieses Handbuch vor dem Gebrauch des MAC Adapter™gründlich durchlesen, um Schäden am MAC Adapter
oder den angeschlossenen
Geräten zu vermeiden.
Lees deze handleiding zorgvuldig en volg de instructies nauwkeurig op om schade aan de MAC Adapter
en/of de daarop aangesloten
apparaten te voorkomen.
Vi preghiamo di leggere questo manuale molto attentamente e di seguire le istruzioni per evitare qualsiasi danno all’adattatore MAC
e/o ai
dispositivi collegati.
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L’adaptateur MAC Adapter™de Belkin Components est un accessoire de l’OmniView™PS/2 permettant de commander un ordinateur Macintosh®. Il convertit les signaux du clavier et de la souris PS/2 de l’OmniView PS/2 au format ADB (Apple Desktop Bus) et traduit les données de sortie vidéo du Macintosh®en VGA/SVGA standard pour le moniteur utilisé.
Par souci de commodité, les deux câbles nécessaires pour connecter l’adaptateur au Macintosh
®
sont fournis :
Câble de moniteur Macintosh®, DB15M – DB15F
Câble ADB Apple, MiniDIN 4 M/M
Grâce à l’adaptateur MAC Adapter™, presque tous les Macintosh®deviennent 100 % compatibles avec les moniteurs VGA/SVGA et les claviers et souris PS/2 !
Introduction
Diode électroluminescente indiquant l’activité
Interrupteurs DIP
DB15- MAC Vidéo ADB primaire – ADB secondaire MAC
Connecteur Bouton POWER (Mise sous tension)
Souris PS/2 Clavier PS/2 HD15
Brève présentation du produit
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1) Assurez-vous que tous les périphériques sont hors tension
2) Positionnez l’adaptateur de telle sorte qu’il soit facilement accessible. Cela est nécessaire car le bouton POWER (Mise sous tension) de l’adaptateur exerce les mêmes fonctions que le bouton de mise sous tension du clavier du Macintosh
®
. Peut-être voudrez-vous placer l’adaptateur de façon à ce que
le bouton POWER (Mise sous tension) soit face à vous.
3) Connectez l’adaptateur à votre Macintosh
®
en utilisant les câbles de rallonge
ADB et DB15 fournis. Voir figure 1 (ci-dessous).
Installation du matériel
10
Ordinateur
Macintosh
®
Video
(DB15) Câble
ADB Câble
ADB
MAC Adapter
Figure 1
Dos du G3
Câbles PS/2 et VGA – OmniView
(non fournis)
Vidéo
ADB
Vidéo
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Installation du matériel
Lorsque vous raccordez un nouveau G3 bleu, vous n’utilisez pas le câble DB15 et les interrupteurs DIP 1 à 6 doivent être dûment positionnés. Il vous suffit de relier le port moniteur HD15 du G3 directement au connecteur HD15 de l’OmniView
.
4) Connectez l’adaptateur à un port libre de votre OmniView
PS/2. Veuillez noter que vous ne pouvez utiliser que le connecteur pour souris PS/2. Les câbles nécessaires NE SONT PAS fournis mais vous pouvez vous les procurer soit sous forme de kit de câbles (numéro de pièce A3X982f), soit individuellement (deux F2N036f06 et un F2N025f06-T). Cf. figure 2.
F2N025f06-T F2N036f06
Dos de l’OmniView
PS/2 4 ports
Figure 2
5) Positionnez les interrupteurs DIP de l’adaptateur selon le type de clavier, de souris et de moniteur que vous utilisez. La position ON est la position baissée.
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