Digitus DS-11510 operation manual
DVI KVM
SWITCH
(DS-11510)
(DS-12510)
USER MANUAL V1.0
DS-11510
DS-12510
Package Contents –
1 DS-11510 or DS-12510 DVI KVM Switch
1 User Manual
1 power adapter DC 9V 300mA
2 rack rails, 8 screws for DS-12510 only
Please contact your vendor if anything is missed.
Features
Controls PCs with one PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse and
DVI monitor respectively
Supports the standard PS/2 mouse, Microsoft
IntelliMouse (PS/2 compatible/Optical/Explorer 3.0),
WheelMouse Optical, Trackball (Optical 1.0/Explorer 1.0)
& Logitech TrackMan (Marble/Marble FX/ Marble+),
Cordless MouseMan (Wheel/Optical), Cordless
TrackMan (FX/Live) mouse, Cordless Optical TrackMan,
MX300 Optical mouse
Fully supports the Microsoft IntelliPoint 5.0 mouse driver
& Logitech Mouse Ware driver
Supports the Windows 95/98/98SE/Me/NT4.0/2000/XP,
DOS, Linux, Novell Netware, FreeBSD
Superior video quality - Up to 1280 x 1024, DDC2
Supports selecting PC by mouse clicking
Real mouse identification function
3 ways for PC selection -- Push-button switch, hot key or
mouse clicking
Easy to install--No software required
Hot Pluggable
Integral keyboard and mouse emulation for PC booting
error free
Auto scan function to monitor PCs
Auto skips over the power-off PC
Beep sound and multi selection ways on/off option for
port selection
1U rack design for DS-12510.
Specifications
Function DS-11510 DS-12510
PC Connectors 2 4
Port Selection
LEDs
Emulation
Connector
-Keyboard
Connector
-Mouse
Connector
-Monitor
Power Adapter DC 9V 300mA (Min.)
Scan Interval 5 sec ~ 30 sec
Dimensions (LxWxH) 153x75x45 mm 269x104x45 mm
Cable Requirement Special KVM cables or equivalent
On Line 2 4
Selected 2 4
Keyboard PS/2
Mouse PS/2
Console Port 1x6 pin mini-DIN Female (PS/2)
CPU Port
Console Port 1x6 pin mini-DIN Female (PS/2)
CPU Port
Console Port 1x DVI Female
CPU Port 2x DVI Female 4x DVI Female
Resolution 1280x1024 (Max.), DDC2
Housing Metal
Weight 530 g 1065 g
Push-button Switch / Hot Key
/ Mouse Clicking
2x6 pin mini-DIN
Female (PS/2)
2x6 pin mini-DIN
Female (PS/2)
4x6 pin mini-DIN
Female (PS/2)
4x6 pin mini-DIN
Female (PS/2)
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Hardware Requirements
Console
One DVI monitor
One PS/2 mouse
One PS/2 keyboard
One DVI display card
PC
One 6-pin mini-DIN (PS/2) mouse port
One 6-pin mini-DIN (PS/2) keyboard port
Cable Special KVM cables or equivalent
Required specifications
Appearance
Front View
1. Push-button Switches (Manual type)
2. Port LEDs
3. Console Keyboard and Mouse Port s
Rear View
1. Input Power Jack
2. Console Monitor Connector
3. CPU Port Connectors
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Installation
Before the installation, make sure the peripherals of all PCs are
grounded properly and turned off.
1. Connect the monitor, keyboard and mouse with the Console
Port Connectors.
2. Use the recommended extension cables to connect the
PCs with the CPU Ports of KVM Switch.
3. Turn on the PCs.
Operation
1. The function of LED display:
Note: It occurs occasionally that the green light of LED display is
2. 3 ways for PC selection – Push-button switch, hot key or
2-1 Push-button switch (Manual Type)
2-2 Mouse clicking
Note: 2-Key Mouse is NOT applicable.
2-3 Hot Key option
Hot Key Navigation allows you to select PC from the
Select PC by Hot Key:
Press either left or right [Ctrl] key twice.
LED DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
Light off PC power off
Green light on PC power on and connected
Green light on & Red light
flashing
on and the red light of LED display keeps flashing after
shutting down the PC because of the PC default. The
condition will not affect the regular operation of KVM switch.
PC power on, connected and
selected
mouse clicking
Press the button on front panel to switch the CPU ports.
The red light of LED indicates which PC is selected.
Item Operation Function
DS-11510
DS-12510 [Middle button] + [Left Button]
DS-12510 [Middle button] + [Right Button]
[Middle button] + [Left Button] or
[Middle button] + [Right Button]
Access between
two PCs.
Switch to the
previous PC.
Switch to the next
PC.
keyboard directly.
Options for Hot Key Navigation:
Select PC by Hot Key
Command mode
Auto scan mode
Beep sound on/off option: Press [Right Shift] key
twice to turn on or off the beep sound when needed.
Item Hot Key Operation Function
DS-11510
DS-12510 [L Ctrl] + [L Ctrl] Switch to the previous PC.
DS-12510 [R Ctrl] + [R Ctrl] Switch to the next PC.
[L Ctrl] + [L Ctrl] or
[R Ctrl] + [R Ctrl]
Access between two PCs.
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Command Mode:
Press [Num Lock] key twice, and the 3 keys [Num
Lock], [Caps Lock] and [Scroll Lock] will flash to access
the Command Mode.
a). Directly press the function key [F1] ~ [F2] for DS-11510 or
[F1] ~ [F4] for DS-12510 to select PC.
b). Press [Left Ctrl] key to disable [Ctrl] and [Shift] hot key
function.
c). Press [Right Ctrl] key to enable [Ctrl] and [Shift] hot key
function.
d). Press [Left Shift] key to turn off the beep sound.
e). Press [Right Shift] key to turn on the beep sound.
f). Press [Left Win] key or mouse [Middle button] + [Left
Button] to disable Mouse clicking function.
g). Press [Right Win] key or mouse [Middle button] + [Right
Button] to enable Mouse clicking function.
h). Press [Left Alt] key to disable Auto skip function.
i). Press [Right Alt] key to enable Auto skip function.
j). Press [Esc] or [Enter] key to quit the mode.
Note: [Ctrl] Hot Key function – Selecting PC ports.
[Shift] Hot Key function – Beep sound on/ off.
Auto Scan Mode:
Press [Scroll Lock] key twice to activate the Auto Scan Mode.
The time scale of Auto Scan ranges from 5 to 30 seconds,
and it can be recognized by the lights of the 3 keys
[Num
Lock], [Caps Lock] and [Scroll Lock] as the timetable
below.
a). Press the right number key [+] to increase time scale.
b). Press the right number key [-] to decrease time scale.
c). Press [Esc] key to quit the mode.
Note: Light(s) corresponding timetable
Seconds Num Lock Caps Lock Scroll Lock
5 seconds Off Off On
10 seconds On Off Off
15 seconds On Off On
20 seconds Off On Off
25 seconds Off On On
30 seconds On On Off
3. The boot-up default of KVM Switch is connected to your
first activated PC.
4. When the PC is shut down under the function of “Auto
skips over the power-off PC”, it cannot be turned on again
by keyboard.
Troubleshooting
Make sure the cables are qualified and positioned.
Q1 :
A1a:
The keyboard does not respond accurately.
Re-install the keyboard. Unplug the keyboard from the
Console Port and plug it back again.
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A1b: Re-install the KVM Switch. Shut down the PCs, unplug
the cables from the KVM Switch and wait for five
seconds. Then plug the cables back and activate the
PCs.
A1c: When under Auto Scan Mode, please press [Esc] key
to escape.
A1d: PCs can’t supply the power to KVM Switch. Please
attach a power adapter of DC9V 300mA with positive
central polarity.
A1e: Try another keyboard.
Q2 :
The mouse does not respond accurately.
A2a: Re-install the mouse. Unplug the mouse from the
Console Port and plug it back again.
A2b: Re-install the KVM Switch. Shut down the PCs,
unplug the cables from the KVM Switch, and wait for
five seconds. Then plug the cables back and
activate the PCs.
A2c: Make sure the mouse is set on PS/2 mode.
A2d: PCs can’t supply the power to KVM Switch. Please
attach a power adapter of DC9V 300mA with positive
central polarity.
A2e: Try another mouse.
Note:
If you are using a particular mouse, we suggest
installing the mouse driver from original manufacturer
to reveal the functionality of KVM Switch.
Q3:
The mouse is out of control.
A3: The characteristic of the mouse is inefficient. Try
another superior mouse and plug it back again. Start
the operation after hearing the beep sound.
Q4:
There is the video problem.
A4a: The setting of resolution or bandwidth is over high.
KVM Switch supports the VGA, SVGA, Multisync and
XGA (interlaced) with the resolution up to 1920 x 1440
Hz. The maximum bandwidth is 200 MHz.
A4b: The cable is unqualified. Please use the superior
cables of KVM Switch cables series.
Q5:
A5:
Why the green light of LED display is on and red
light keeps flashing after shutting down the PC?
The condition is normal and caused from the PC
default. The condition will not affect the regular
operation of KVM switch.
Trademarks:
All the companies, brand names, and product names
referred to this manual are the trademarks or
registered trademarks belonging to their respective
companies.
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