Black Box DTX1000-T, DTX1002-R, DTX1000-R, DTX1002-T, DTX1000SA-T Quick Start Manual

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DTX1000-T, DTX1000-R, DTX1002-T, DTX1002-R

INVISAPC
DTX1000/2

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STEP 1A - DTX1000-T Option Transmitter Diagrams

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STEP 1B - DTX1000-T Option Transmitter Components

TABLE 1. DTX1000-T COMPONENTS

NUMBER IN DIAGRAM AT LEFT DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

1 Power LED LED indicates power status

2 5 VDC Power In connector Connect to supplied power adapter

3 USB Type B connector

Connect to PC/workstation USB
connector

4 RJ-45 connector Connect to LAN

5 DVI Video connector Connect to PC Video

STEP 2A - DTX1000-R Option Receiver Diagrams

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STEP 2B - DTX1000-R Option Receiver Components

TABLE 2. DTX1000-R COMPONENTS

NUMBER IN DIAGRAM AT LEFT DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

1 On/Off button

Powers on and off unit. LED indicates
power status.

2, 3 (2) USB Type A connectors Connect to USB peripherals

4 Microphone 3.5-mm jack for microphone

5 Speakers 3.5-mm jack for audio output

6 5 VDC Power In connector Connect to supplied power adapter

7 (2) USB Type A connectors Connect to USB peripherals

8 RJ-45 port Connect to network

9 DVI Video connector Connect to monitor

STEP 1A - DTX1002-T Option Transmitter Diagrams

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STEP 1B - DTX1002-T Option Transmitter Components

TABLE 3. DTX1002-T COMPONENTS

NUMBER IN DIAGRAM AT LEFT DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

1 Power LED LED indicates power status

2 5 VDC Power In connector Connect to supplied power adapter

3 USB Type B connector

Connect to PC/workstation USB
connector

4 RJ-45 connector Connect to LAN

5, 6 (2) DVI Video connectors Connect to PC Video

STEP 2A - DTX1002-R Option Receiver Diagrams

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STEP 2B - DTX1002-R Option Receiver Components

TABLE 4. DTX1002-R COMPONENTS

NUMBER IN DIAGRAM AT LEFT DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

1 On/Off button

Powers on and off unit. LED indicates
power status.

2, 3 (2) USB Type A connectors Connect to USB peripherals

4 Microphone Future use — not active

5 Speakers Future use — not active

6 5 VDC Power In connector Connect to supplied power adapter

7 (2) USB Type A connectors Connect to USB peripherals

8 RJ-45 port Connect to network

9, 10 (2) DVI Video connectors Connect to monitor

STEP 3 - Connect Power

CONNECT POWER TO TRANSMITTER

1. Locate the power supply adapter and the AC

line cord.

2. Plug the DC connector of the power supply
into the matching socket on the rear of the
transmitter.

3. Attach the AC line cord to the power supply
adapter.

CO NNE CT POWE R TO RECEIVER

1. Locate the power supply adapter and the AC

line cord.

2. Plug the DC connector of the power supply
into the matching socket on the rear of the
receiver.

3. Attach the AC line cord to the power supply
adapter.

CONNECT THE TRANSMITTER

1. Attach the InvisaPC Transmitter to the
target PC/workstation using DVI and USB Type
B cables.

2. Connect to the LAN using standard CAT5
UTP cables between the RJ-45 connector
and the local network connection.

NOTE: The InvisaPC works best with
a 1 Gigabit connection.

CONNECT THE RECEIVER

1. Attach the monitor, keyboard, mouse, USB
and audio devices to the InvisaPC Receiver.

2. Connect to the LAN using standard CAT5
UTP cables between the RJ-45 connector
and the local network connection.

NOTE: The InvisaPC works best with
a 1 Gigabit connection.

STEP 4 - Connect the Peripherals

STEP 5 - Starting Up and Default Settings

STARTING U P

1. Once everything is connected, press the
Power button on the front of the InvisaPC
Receiver.

2. The Graphical User Interface (GUI) will
appear on the screen.

3. Enter the default administrator user name
and password.

User name: admin

Password: blank ( just press the Enter key)

4. The default network setting for the InvisaPC
Receiver uses a preconfigured static IP
address.

5. If you require the unit to be set to use DHCP,
select the Control tab on the GUI and then
choose the Network option. Select the DHCP
option and click Apply.

DE FAULT S E TT I NGS

Default Settings:

Transmitter IP Address: 192.168.1.22

Receiver IP Address: 192.168.1.21

Type: Static

Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway: 0.0.0.0

Admin username: admin

Admin password: no password, it is blank by
default

Ports Used: 3389

IMPORTANT: Do not lose the admin password

once configured; there is no way to reset or
retrieve it. The InvisaPC receiver has the option
to create a second administrator account as a
secondary entrance.

STEP 6 - Point-to-Point Installation

POINT-TO-POINT INSTALLATION

In a point-to-point configuration, no
administrator setup of the InvisaPC
Transmitter or the InvisaPC receiver is
required. This enables you to install the
system quickly, directly out of the box. In the
point-to-point configuration, you can install
only one transmitter and receiver pair on a
subnet and both must be on the same subnet
unless a router is present in the network
to span subnets. To span across different
subnets, you will need to have admin rights to
both routers on either side of the installation
and setup port forwarding for port “3389”
for Remote Desktop.

If further configuration is required to change
the default IP addresses, you can access
the transmitter’s network settings through
the remote unit:

1. Simply connect the transmitter to the receiver
using a CATx cable (but do not power up the
transmitter yet), then connect a keyboard,
monitor, and mouse to the remote unit (remote
unit is on at this time).

2. Login as “admin” and go to (Control)>>
(Transmitter)>> (Discover) and follow the
on-screen steps.

3. It will advise you to connect both devices
together and then power up the transmitter
and press the “Next” button.

4. It will take several minutes to discover
the transmitter, but once found, you can modify
the network parameters.

STEP 7 - Matrix Installation and Getting Started

MATRIX INSTALLATION

In a matrix installation, every InvisaPC
transmitter and receiver requires its own IP
address. By default, the DHCP setting is set
to static, so the addresses will need to be
configured manually:

1. Always configure the transmitter first by
connecting the transmitter to the receiver
using a CATx cable (but do not power up the
transmitter yet), then connect a keyboard,
monitor, and mouse to the remote unit (remote
unit is on at this time).

2. Login as “admin” on the remote unit and
go to (Control)>> (Transmitter)>> (Discover)
and follow the on-screen steps.

3. It will advise you to connect both devices
together, and then power up the transmitter
and press the “Next” button.

4. It will take several minutes to discover the
transmitter, but once found, you can modify
the network parameters.

5. Once the transmitter is configured, you can
now configure the receiver.

6. If the units are on different subnets,
then routers will need to be used to properly
direct traffic.

GETTING STARTED

Once the IP addresses have been configured,
each receiver will need to be configured for
users, user passwords, user access rights
and default video resolutions. You can access
these settings from the receiver’s OSD (reboot
the receiver and login as admin) and begin
configuring these parameters.

NOTE: Each receiver can support a maximum
of 32 users and a maximum of 32 targets
(virtualized or transmitter).

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