Thinklogical VX40 Velocitydvi System-6 A/V+ Velocitykvm-28 Quick Start Guide - Manual

QUICK-START GUIDE
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VX40 Router KVM Matrix Switch Chassis, 6 Rack Units, 400 Watts
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USB
2.0
DVI 1
DUAL
LINK
DVI 2
Audio OUT►
USB 1.1 (Keyboard / Mouse)
Dual-Link, Single-Link DVI KVM Source
VEL-U00M28-SCTX
Transmitter
Velocity kvm
KVM Matrix Switch
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MRTS Technology
VEL-U00M28-SCRX
Receiver
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LINE IN
MIC OUT HID
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LOCAL
FROM CPU
USB HID
HOST
CNTRL
USB 1.1 UPDATES SER IAL PORT
DVI OUT 1 DUAL LINK DVI OUT 2 DVI IN 2 DVI IN 1 DUAL LINK
L1 L2 L3
CLINK
PWR CP FOL
Velocity kvm
TM
Dual-Link, Single-Link DVI KVM Destinations
VX 40
router
QUICK-START GUIDE
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STEP 4: Connect your USB, PS/2
and Audio sources to the
VelocityKVM Transmitter’s inputs.
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STEP 8: (Final step) Connect both supplied AC Power Cords (PWR-0000006-R)
to the receptacles located on the
VX 40's power supplies. Plug each one into a
standard AC source. Verify that all system functions are operating properly.
DVI OUT 1 DUAL LINK
DVI OUT 2
STEP 3: Connect
the DVI IN cables
from the CPU to the
VelocityKVM
Transmitter and
the DVI OUT
cable(s) from the
transmitter to the
local monitor(s).
L2
STEP 5: Ensure the
VelocityKVM
Transmitter’s ON/OFF
switch is in the OFF (0)
position. Connect the
Power Cord and plug it
into a standard AC
source. Turn the
switch ON (1).
Local DVI 1 Dual
Link (optional)
Local DVI 2 (optional)
Optioal
local USB
or PS/2
Keyboard &
Mouse
L1
L3
L1: Video 1 Primary and Data Tx to Rx
L2: Data Rx to Tx
L3: Video 1 Secondary
AUDIO
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PS/2 (Mouse)
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L1
L2
L3
PS/2 (Keyboard)
PS/2 or USB connectors
L2 L1
L2 L1
VX40_VEL-6AV+_VEL-28_Quick_Start_Rev_B PHONE: 1-800-291-3211
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POWER SUPPLY 1 (LEFT):
POWER SUPPLY 2 (RIGHT):
FANS:
TEMPERATURE WARNING:
TEMPERATURE SHUTDOWN:
CPU:
INPUT/OUTPUT CARDS:
ANY OF THE ABOVE
COMMOM
GROUND
The VX 40 Router Critical Hardware Alarms: (Located at the top, left rear of the unit.)
Fan failure, temperature spikes, DC voltage and/or current out of range, AC power input interruption and module removed
Fan failure, temperature spikes, DC voltage and/or current out of range, AC power input interruption and module removed
Individual fan monitoring
Chassis over temperature, multiple sensors
Chassis over temperature causing shutdown
Card failure (Only with a redundant card)
SFP+ failure, laser output fault
As used with Thinklogical’s™ Velocity dvi-6AV+ and the Velocity kvm-28
Video Extension Systems
DVI Video, Serial & Audio Source
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STEP 4: Connect your serial and
audio devices from the source
CPU to the
Velocity dvi-6AV+
Transmitter’s Serial, Mic Out
and
Line In ports.
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Digital Video Extension System-6AV+ TRANSMITTER
STEP 3: Connect your DVI cable
from the Source CPU to the
Velocity dvi-6AV+ Transmitter’s
DVI from CPU port. If desired,
connect a local video device to
the
DVI to Local Display port.
STEP 5: Connect the 5VDC
Power Supply and plug it into
a standard AC source.
Local DVI
(optional)
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DVI Video, Serial & Audio Destinations
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STEP 1: Depending on your configuration,
connect your video, serial and audio
devices to the Velocity dvi-6AV+
Receiver using standard cables. Turn all
the devices ON. Connect the 5VDC
power supply to the Receiver and plug it
into a standard AC source.
L2
L3
Power Supply
(PWR-000022-R)
(Primary DDC)
(Secondary Display)
Digital Video Extension System-6AV+ RECEIVER
Velocity dvi
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L1
L1: Video 1 Primary and Data Tx to Rx
L2: Data Rx to Tx
L3: Video 1 Secondary
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STEP 1: Ensure that the VelocityKVM Receiver’s ON/
OFF switch is in the OFF (0) position. Depending on your
configuration, connect your desktop devices (monitors,
keyboard, mouse, etc.) to the Receiver using standard
cables as shown in the example below. Turn all the
devices ON. Insert the AC power cord into the Receiver
and plug it into a standard AC source. Turn the unit ON.
L4
L4
L4
L4: Video 2
◄Audio IN
L4 L3
L3 L4
L2
L3 L1
DDC MODE
LCL REM
ACQUIRE
SELECT
POWER
5 VDC
STATUS
+ _
MIC
OUT IN
LINE
SERIAL
L1
L2
L3
Audio OUT ►
◄Audio IN
SERIAL
Power Supply
(PWR-000022-R)
DDC MODE
LCL REM
ACQUIRE
SELECT
POWER
5 VDC
STATUS
+ _
MIC
IN OUT
LINE
SERIAL
L3
L2
L1
AUDIO
SERIAL
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100-
24 0v – 50/60 Hz 12A
ALARM
UPSTREAM DOWNSTREAM CONTROLLER
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CONTROLLER
RS232
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Thinklogical’s™ VX 40 KVM Matrix Switch features redundant
Power Supplies and Controller Modules for uninterrupted
performance, even during system reconfiguration, updates or
debug. The
VX 40 remains fully functional with only one Power
Supply installed or with one Controller activated.
NOTE: When using a single Controller, the module on the left
must be used. *
Primary Controller Card
Optional Secondary Controller Card
*
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L2 L1 L3
Linux Operating System
Video 1 & Data
Downstream
Video 2
Video 2
Data Upstream
Data Upstream
Switch
Fabric
SFP+ A
(Video/data IN,
data OUT)
SFP+ A
(Video/data OUT,
data IN)
SFP+ B
(Video IN)
SFP+ B
(Video OUT)
Digital Crosspoint Switch
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UPSTREAM DOWNSTREAM
Velocity
Tx
DVI / Data
Source
Velocity
Rx
DVI / Data
Destination
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DVI from CPU
DVI to Local
Display DVI to
Display DDC
DVI to
Display
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Video 1 & Data
Downstream
STEP 6: Connect your
Velocity Transmitter to
the VX 40 using multi-
mode fiber-optic cables
(up to 1000 meters).
Connect L1 to any
Upstream Receive Port
and L2 to the same
numbered Upstream
Transmit Port. Connect L3
to any other Upstream
Receive Port. (See the
Digital Crosspoint Switch
detail diagram, right.)
STEP 2: Connect your Velocity Receiver
to the VX 40 using multi-mode fiber-optic
cables (up to 1000 meters). Connect L1 to
any Downstream Transmit Port and L2 to
the same numbered Downstream Receive
Port. Connect
L3 to any other Downstream
Transmit port. (See the Digital Crosspoint
Switch detail diagram, left.)
STEP 6: Connect your Velocity
Transmitter to the VX 40 using multi-
mode fiber-optic cables (up to 1000
meters). Connect L1 to any Upstream
Receive Port and L2 to the same
numbered Upstream Transmit Port.
Connect L3 and L4 to any other Upstream
Receive Ports. (See the Digital
Crosspoint Switch detail diagram, below.)
STEP 2: Connect your Velocity Receiver to
the VX 40 using multi-mode fiber-optic
cables (up to 1000 meters). Connect L1 to
any Downstream Transmit Port and L2 to the
same numbered Downstream Receive Port.
Connect
L3 and L4 to any other Downstream
Transmit Ports. (See the Digital Crosspoint
Switch detail diagram, below.)
STEP 7: Connect the Controller
Card LAN Port to your Linux
CPU with a CAT5 cable.
(IP address: 192.168.13.15)