• Control up to four computers from a single Keyboard, Monitor and Mouse
• Supports PC (PS/2) and Mac Computers*
• Keyboard and mouse emulation for error free PC booting
• Select PC either manually or from keyboard using Hot Keys
• No external power required
• No software required
• Works with all Operating Systems
• Built-in Surge Protection
• Supports Microsoft Intellimouse and the Scrolling Wheel on most mice.
• Supports Ultra High 180MHz Video Resolution up to 1920 x 1440 Resolution
• Automatically recalls each keyboard’s settings (Caps Lock, Num Lock, and Scroll Lock)
• LED display for easy status monitoring
• Supports DDC 2B
* An adapter (Tripp Lite Model #B010-000) is required when using the Switch with a Mac computer
Hardware Requirements
Console
• One VGA, SVGA, or Multisync monitor capable of the highest resolution being used on any of the PCs
• One PS/2 mouse
• One PS/2 style keyboard
PC
Each connected PC must have:
• A VGA, SVGA or Multisync card.
• A mini-DIN 6 (PS/2 style) mouse port.
• Either a mini-DIN 6 (PS/2 style) keyboard port or a DIN5 (AT style) keyboard port (see below).
Cables
One cable kit per PC to connect it to the KVM Switch (Tripp Lite Model #P754-006 or P754-010).
Note: 1) The keyboard and mouse cables in the above kit have PS/2 style connectors at each end. If your
PC has an AT style keyboard port, use AT-to-PS/2 keyboard adapter (Tripp Lite Model #P106-
000) to plug the cable into the PC's keyboard port.
2) This KVM Switch does not support serial mice.
Installation
Before you begin, make sure that power to all the devices you will be connecting up have been turned off.
1. Plug the keyboard, and mouse into the appropriate ports on the front of the KVM switch. Connect the
monitor to the Console port located on the back of the switch.
2. Use the cables in the cable kit (see Hardware Requirements section) to connect the monitor, keyboard
and mouse ports of each of the PCs to the appropriate ports on the back of the switch
3. Turn on the power to the connected PCs.
Note: The switch's Power On default links the switch to the first computer you turn on.
Operation
Manual Port Selection
Press the Port Selection buttons on the front of the KVM Switch to connect to the desired computer. The
Selected LED on the front panel lights to indicate which port is active.
Hot Key Port Selection
Hot Key navigation lets you select the active PC or initiate an Auto Scan procedure directly from the
keyboard
Note: All Hot Key operations begin by pressing and releasing the Alt + Ctrl + Shift keys sequentially. The
combination must all be on the same side for the keyboard (i.e., Left[Alt]+Left[Ctrl]+Left[ Shift], or
Right[Alt]+Right[Ctrl]+Right[Shift]).
1. Selecting the Active Port:
Access a PC by specifying the Port ID Number as part of the Hot Key combination, as follows:
1. Press and release [Alt] then [Ctrl] then [Shift]
2. Key in the appropriate Port ID Number (1, 2, 3, or 4)
3. Press [Enter]
2. Auto Scan Mode:
Auto Scan automatically switches between PCs at regular 5 seconds intervals. To invoke the Auto
Scan Mode,
1.Press and release [Alt] then [Ctrl] then [Shift]
2.Press and release 0 (zero)
3.Press [Enter]
Scanning continues until the [Spacebar] is pressed to exit the Auto Scan Mode. The port that was
active at the time remains active.
Note: While Auto Scan Modeis in effect, none of the other keyboard keys will function. The Auto
Scan Mode must be exitedin order to use the console for anything else.
3. Last/Next Mode:
The Last/Next feature allows quick switches back and forth between computers in order to monitor
them manually, instead of using Auto Scan Mode. To invoke the Last/Next Mode, key in the
following Hot Key combination:
1. Press and release [Alt] then [Ctrl] then [Shift]
2. Press and release 9
3. Press [Enter]
Once the Last/Next Mode is active, press the Left [Shift] key to switch from the currently active
PC to the previous one and press the Right [Shift] key to switch from the currently active PC to
the next one.
Note: While Last/Next Modeis in effect, none of the other keyboard keys will function. The Auto
Scan Mode must be exitedin order to use the console for anything else.
LED Display
A lit LED identifies which PC is currently selected. A continually lit LED indicates that the switch is in the
Manual Mode. A flashing LED indicates that the switch is either in the Auto Scan Mode (On and OFF
flash for the same duration) or in the Last/Next Mode (ON is longer than OFF).
Appendix
Troubleshooting
If you are experiencing problems, first make sure that there aren’t any problems with the cables, and that
they are all connected properly.
ProblemCauseSolution
Keyboard Not
Responding*
Pressing the
Hot Keys does
not get a
response
Mouse Not
Responding**
Video
Problems
Keyboard needs to be resetUnplug the keyboard from the Switch, then plug it back
in.
Switch needs to be resetTurn off the PCs. Wait 5 seconds; then turn the PCs on.
Switch in Auto Scan ModePress the [Spacebar] to exit Auto Scan Mode.
None of the PCs are
powered On
The port you are selecting
does not have a PC or the
PC is Off.
Switch in Auto Scan ModePress the [Spacebar] to exit Auto Scan Mode.
Hot Key Command has
been keyed incorrectly
Mouse needs to be resetUnplug the mouse from the Switch, then plug it back in.
Switch needs to be resetTurn off the PCs. Wait 5 seconds; then turn the PCs on.
Wrong type of mouse or
adapter
Unsupported or incorrect
mouse driver
Resolution and/or
Bandwidth set too high
Turn ON at least one PC
Change the port manually or select a port that does have
a PC that is powered On.
Press each Hot Key sequentially and individually: [Alt]
then [Ctrl] then [Shift] then the # then [Enter].
The switch will only work with a PS/2 mouse. A serial
mouse cannot be converted to a PS/2 mouse by using a
serial to PS/2 adapter. One exception is a combo-mouse
which is specifically designed for both applications. In
this case, ensure that the mouse is set up for PS/2 mode
and is being used with the adapter originally provided.
Each PC needs to be using the mouse driver correlating
to the mouse connected to the console port.
Some newer mice (with extra buttons and wheels) have
unique drivers that may not be supported. Try a regular
mouse with a generic mouse driver (like the one that
comes with the operating system).
The Switch supports VGA, SVGA, Multisync, and XGA
(interlaced) monitors with resolutions of up to
1920x1440 Hz. The maximum bandwidth is 180 MHz.
* This Switch is designed to work with AT and PS/2 keyboards. Older XT (84 key) and some older AT
keyboards (those with the function keys on the side) will not work.
** Some Notebook computers, notably the IBM Thinkpad and Toshiba Tecra, have trouble working with a
switch when their mouse and keyboard ports are used simultaneously. To avoid this problem, only connect
the mouse port or the keyboard port to the Switch. If you connect the mouse port, you will need to use the
notebook's keyboard when the notebook is the active computer.
Specifications
PC Connections4
Port SelectionPush Button Switch; Hot Keys
LEDsSelected4
Connectors
Scan Interval5 Seconds
Keyboard1 x 6 pin mini-DIN female (PS/2 style) – Console
4 x 6 pin mini-DIN female (PS/2 style) - CPU Ports
Mouse1 x 6 pin mini-DIN female (PS/2 style) - Console
4 x 6 pin mini-DIN female (PS/2 style) - CPU Ports
Video1 x HDB-15 female (std. VGA/SVGA) - Console
4 x HDB-15 male (std. VGA/SVGA) - CPU Ports
FCC Radio / TV Interference Notice
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own
expense. The user must use shielded cables and connectors with this product. Any changes or modifications to this product not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
1-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
TRIPP LITE warrants its products to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of initial purchase. TRIPP LITE’s obligation under this warranty is limited to
repairing or replacing (at its sole option) any such defective products. To obtain service under this warranty, you must obtain a Returned Material Authorization (RMA) number from TRIPP LITE or an authorized
TRIPP LITE service center. Products must be returned to TRIPP LITE or an authorized TRIPP LITE service center with transportation charges prepaid and must be accompanied by a brief description of the problem
encountered and proof of date and place of purchase. This warranty does not apply to equipment which has been damaged by accident, negligence or misapplication or has been altered or modified in any way.
EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, TRIPP LITE MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A P ARTICULAR
PURPOSE. Some states do not permit limitation or exclusion of implied warranties; therefore, the aforesaid limitation(s) or exclusion(s) may not apply to the purchaser.
EXCEPT AS PROVIDED ABOVE, IN NO EVENT WILL TRIPP LITE BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECI AL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF
THIS PRODUCT, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. Specifically, TRIPP LITE is not liable for any costs, such as lost profits or revenue, loss of equipment, loss of use of
equipment, loss of software, loss of data, costs of substitutes, claims by third parties, or otherwise.
The policy of TRIPP LITE is one of continuous improvement. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Tripp Lite World Headquarters
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(773) 869-1234, www.tripplite.com
Manuel d’utilisation
Commutateur KVM PS/2 (4 ports)
No de modèle : B005-004-R
REMARQUE : Suivez ces procédures d’installation et d’utilisation pour garantir un bon fonctionnement et empêcher l’endommagement de cet appareil ou des appareils qui sont
branchés dessus.
• Permet de commander jusqu’à quatre PC à partir d’un clavier, d’une souris et d’un moniteur uniques
• Prend en charge les ordinateurs PC (PS/2) et Mac*
• Émulation du clavier et de la souris pour une initialisation du PC sans erreur
• Sélectionnez le PC manuellement ou à partir du clavier à l’aide des touches rapides.
• Aucune source d’alimentation externe requise
• Aucun logiciel nécessaire
• Compatible avec tous les systèmes d’exploitation
• Limiteur de surtension intégré
• Prend en charge la souris Intellimouse de Microsoft et la molette de défilement de la plupart des souris
• Prend en charge la résolution ultra-haute 180 MHz jusqu’à 1 920 x 1 440
• Rappelle automatiquement les paramètres de chaque clavier (Verr Maj, Verr Num et Arrêt défil)
• Affichage électroluminescent qui informe sur l’état
• Prend en charge DDC 2B
* Un adaptateur (no de réf. Tripp Lite B010-000) est requis lorsque vous utilisez le commutateur avec un
ordinateur Mac.
Matériel exigé
Console
• Un moniteur VGA, SVGA ou Multisync capable de produire la plus haute résolution utilisée sur l’un
quelconque des PC
• Une souris PS/2
• Un clavier de style PS/2
PC
Chaque PC connecté doit posséder :
• Une carte VGA, SVGA ou Multisync
• Un port de souris mini-DIN 6 (style PS/2)
• Un port de clavier mini-DIN 6 (style PS/2) ou un port de clavier DIN5 (style AT ; voir ci-dessous)
Câbles
Un kit de câbles par PC pour raccorder le PC au commutateur KVM (no de réf. Tripp Lite P754-006 ou
P754-010)
Remarque : 1) Les câbles du clavier et de la souris du kit ci-dessus sont munis d’un connecteur de style
PS/2 à chaque extrémité. Si votre PC possède un port de clavier de style AT, utilisez un
adaptateur de clavier AT-PS/2 (n
sur le port du clavier du PC.
2) Ce commutateur KVM ne prend pas en charge une souris série.
o
de réf. Tripp Lite Model P106-000) pour brancher le câble
Installation
Avant de commencer, assurez-vous que tous les périphériques que vous connecterez ont été mis hors
tension.
1. Branchez le clavier et la souris sur les ports appropriés situés sur l’avant du commutateur KVM.
Branchez le moniteur sur le port de console situé sur l’arrière du commutateur.
2. Utilisez les câbles du kit de câbles (voir la section « Matériel exigé ») pour connecter les ports de
moniteur, clavier et souris de chacun des PC aux ports appropriés à l’arrière du commutateur.
3. Mettez les PC connectés sous tension.
Remarque : Par défaut, le commutateur se connecte au premier ordinateur que vous mettez sous
tension.
Mode d’emploi
Sélection manuelle d’un port
Appuyez sur les boutons de sélection de port situé sur l’avant du commutateur KVM pour vous connecter à
l’ordinateur de votre choix. Le voyant « Sélectionné » du panneau avant s’allume pour indiquer le port
activé.
Sélection du port Touche rapide
La navigation par touches rapides vous permet de sélectionner le PC activé ou d’amorcer une procédure de
balayage automatique directement à partir du clavier.
Remarque : L’utilisation de toutes les touches rapides commence par une pression succincte sur les
touches Alt + Ctrl + Maj les unes après les autres. La combinaison doit se faire sur le même côté du
clavier (à savoir, [Alt]gauche + [Ctrl]gauche + [Maj] gauche ou [Alt]droite + [Ctrl]droite +
[Maj]droite).
•Sélection du port activé :
Accédez comme suit à un PC en spécifiant le numéro d’ID de port dans le cadre de la combinaison
de touches rapides :
1. Appuyez brièvement sur [Alt], puis sur [Ctrl] et enfin sur [Maj].
2. Tapez le numéro d’ID de port approprié (1, 2, 3 ou 4).
3. Appuyez sur [Entrée].
•Mode de balayage automatique :
Le mode de balayage automatique permute automatiquement d’un PC à l’autre à intervalles
réguliers de 5 secondes. Pour invoquer ce mode :
1. Appuyez brièvement sur [Alt], puis sur [Ctrl] et enfin sur [Maj].
2. Appuyez brièvement sur 0 (zéro).
3. Appuyez sur [Entrée].
Le balayage continue jusqu’à ce que vous appuyiez sur la barre d’espacement pour quitter le mode
de balayage automatique. Le port qui était activé à cet instant reste activé.
Remarque : Pendant que le mode de balayage automatique est activé, aucune autre touche du
clavier ne fonctionne. Vous devez quitter ce mode pour utiliser la console à d’autres fins.
•Mode Dernier/Suivant :
La fonction Dernier/Suivant vous permet de permuter rapidement d’un ordinateur à l’autre pour
les surveiller manuellement, au lieu d’utiliser le mode de balayage automatique. Pour invoquer le
mode Dernier/Suivant, tapez la combinaison de touches rapides suivante :
1. Appuyez brièvement sur [Alt], puis sur [Ctrl] et enfin sur [Maj].
2. Appuyez brièvement sur 9.
3. Appuyez sur [Entrée].
Une fois que le mode Dernier/Suivant est actif, appuyez sur la touche [Maj] gauche pour passer du
PC actuellement actif au PC précédent et appuyez sur [Maj] droite pour passer du PC actuellement
actif au suivant.
Remarque : Pendant que le mode de Dernier/Suivant est activé, aucune autre touche du clavier ne
fonctionne. Vous devez quitter ce mode pour utiliser la console à d’autres fins.
Affichage électroluminescent
Un voyant allumé identifie le PC actuellement sélectionné. Un voyant allumé en continu indique que le
commutateur se trouve en mode manuel. Un voyant clignotant indique que le commutateur est soit en mode
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