Rose electronics CrystalView USB2 Manuel utilisateur

CRYSTALVIEW™ USB2

CATx USB 2.0 / VIDEO EXTENDER

10707 Stancliff Road Phone: (281) 933-7673

Houston, Texas 77099 WWW.ROSE.COM

INSTALLATION

AND

OPERATIONS

MANUAL

LIMITED WARRATY

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Rose Electronics Part # MAN-CRVU2

Printed In the United States of America – Revision 1.9

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from the date of purchase from Rose Electronics or an authorized dealer. Should this product

fail to be in good working order at any time during this one-year warranty period, Rose

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replacement units will be either reconditioned or new. All replaced parts become the property

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TABLE of CONTENTS

Contents Page

Disclaimer....................................................................................................1

System introduction.....................................................................................1

Features................................................................................................2

Cable Requirements.............................................................................2

Compatibility .........................................................................................2

Package Contents.................................................................................2

Rose Electronics Web Site ...................................................................2

CrystalView USB2 Models ..........................................................................3

Connectors............................................................................................3

Installation ...................................................................................................4

Transmitter installation..........................................................................5

Receiver Installation..............................................................................5

Transmitter to Receiver installation ......................................................5

Connecting monitor(s) and USB Devices.............................................5

First time power up sequence...............................................................5

Operating procedure ...................................................................................6

Keyboard Commands...........................................................................6

LED Indicator Descriptions ...................................................................6

Troubleshooting...........................................................................................7

Maintenance and Repair .............................................................................8

Technical Support .......................................................................................8

Safety ..........................................................................................................9

Figures Page

Figure 1 - Typical Configuration..................................................................4

Tables Page

Table 1 - Keyboard Commands ..................................................................6

Table 2 - LED Indicators..............................................................................6

Appendix Page

Appendix A. General Specifications..........................................................10

INTRODUCTION

CRYSTALVIEW USB2 INSTALLATION AND OPERATINS MANUAL 1

Disclaimer

While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual,

the manufacturer assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions.

Neither does the manufacturer assume any liability for damages resulting

from the use of the information contained herein. The manufacturer

reserves the right to change the specifications, functions, or circuitry of the

product without notice.

The manufacturer cannot accept liability for damages due to misuse of the

product or other circumstances outside the manufacturer’s control. The

manufacturer will not be responsible for any loss, damage, or injury arising

directly or indirectly from the use of this product.

System introduction

Thank you for choosing the Rose ElectronicsCrystalView USB2. The

CrystalView USB2 is a very versatile CATx extender. Single, dual, and

quad video, stereo audio (optional) and up to four USB devices can be

extended up to 150 feet from a USB 2.0 compliant computer. A standard

USB hub can be connected to increase the number of USB devices. All

video signals are automatically adjusted for equalization, gain, and skew

(optional). The CATx cable length is calculated and the video

automatically adjusted for a crystal clear display regardless of the CATx

cable type or cable length.

The system consists of two Units, a transmitter and a receiver. The

transmitter connects to your CPU’s video port(s) and USB port. The

receiver connects directly to the remote video monitor(s) and to the USB

devices. The transmitter and receiver are connected together with up to

150 feet of industry standard CATx cable.

When power is applied to the system, the CrystalView USB2 will calculate

the video CATx cable length and automatically adjust the equalization and

gain. The auto-skew model will automatically adjust the RGB video

components to produce a perfect display. Special keyboard commands

can be issued to fine tune the video gain and equalization but are rarely

needed. Manual video adjustments may be required depending on the

cable routing and if patch panels are used.

The CrystalView USB2 is available in single, dual, and quad video models.

All models support USB 2.0 and video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200.

An AUX/KB USB or PS/2 connector is located on the receiver unit, one

USB or PS/2 port for each video. This AUX/KB port is for video

adjustments only.

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Features

Supports USB 1.1 (low/full speed) and USB 2.0 (high-speed) devices

Extend single, dual, or quad video and USB 1.1 or 2.0 peripherals up

to 150 ft (50m) from a USB 2.0 compliant CPU using CATx cable

CD quality audio available on the single or dual video models

Cable length compensation adjustments (Equalization and gain) are

automatically performed

Video equalization and gain can be fine tuned using simple keyboard

commands

Automatic video skew adjustments (optional)

VESA enhanced DDC enables plug-and-play capability

Supports:

SVGA, VGA, XGA, RGB video modes

Single, Dual, or Quad head VGA video models

USB or PS/2 keyboards and mice

USB 2.0 high-speed peripherals

Video resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz

Up to 500 ma of power is available at each USB port for powering

high-power USB devices

Operating system independent

Made in USA

Cable Requirements

Video source to Transmitter HD15M to HD15M

USB source to Transmitter USB Type A M to USB Type B F

Transmitter to Receiver CATx cable terminated with RJ45M

Compatibility

Computer – EHCI (USB 2.0) host controller

OHCI/UHCI (USB 1.1) host controllers is not supported

USB Devices – Most USB devices that comply with USB standards

Monitors – SVGA, VGA, XGA, RGB

Package Contents

Transmitter / Receiver Units

Power adapters (2)

Installation and Operations manual

Rose Electronics Web Site

Visit our web site at www.rose.com for additional information on the

CrystalView USB2 and other products designed for data center

applications, classroom environments, and many other applications.

MODELS

CRYSTALVIEW USB2 INSTALLATION AND OPERATINS MANUAL 3

CrystalView USB2 Models

Single Video Model

Transmitter

Receiver

Dual Video Model

Transmitter

Receiver

Quad Video Model

Transmitter

Receiver

Connectors

Transmitter

VGA IN HD15M

LINK x RJ45F

LINK USB RJ45F

LINK HOST USB TYPE B

Audio 3.5mm

POWER +5VDC

Receiver

VGA OUT HD15F

LINK x RJ45F

LINK USB RJ45F

USB DEVICES USB TYPE A

Audio 3.5mm

AUX / KB USB TYPE A

POWER +5VDC

INSTALLATION

4 CRYSTALVIEW USB2 INSTALLATION AND OPERATINS MANUAL

Installation

Please refer to the safety section first before proceeding with any

installation or configuration or the CrystalView USB2. It is recommended

that the following installation procedure be followed to assure proper cable

connections, power up sequencing, and accurate monitor DDC table

information is obtained from the connected video monitors. Also all

equipment should be powered off until all cabling is connected.

Figure 1 shows a typical configuration using the single video model. The

dual and quad video models are installed and configured in the same

manor with 2 or 4 PC video ports connected to the transmitter unit and 2 or

4 video monitors connected to the receiver unit.

USB 2.0 Host PC Monitor < < < USB Devices > > >

Figure 1 - Typical Configuration

NOTE: The maximum length of the Category 5 UTP cable must not

exceed 50m. If Cat-5 patch cable is used, total length should not

exceed 10m (EIA/TIA-568 specification).

NOTE: All references to Category 5 UTP solid core cable in this document

represent the minimum requirement. Category 5E, Category 6 or

better UTP or STP cable may be substituted.

NOTE: All units in the system should be tied to a common

EARTH ground for proper operation

Power Up to 150 feet of CAT5 cable Power

Adapter

Transmitter Receiver

Up to 150’ CAT5 cable

Video Cable

USB Cable

CRYSTALVIEW USB2 INSTALLATION AND OPERATINS MANUAL 5

Transmitter installation

Refer to Figure 1 for transmitter installation

1. Locate the transmitter near the host computer

2. Connect the power adapter to the transmitter (Do not apply power)

3. Connect a video extender cable from the transmitters HD15M

connector to the host computers HD15F video output port and an

audio cable (optional)

4. Connect a USB cable from the Type B USB port on the transmitter

to the Type A USB port on the host computer

NOTE: The host computer must be equipped with an EHCI host controller

(USB 2.0). OHCI / UHCI (USB 1.1) host controllers are not supported.

Video and USB cable lengths should not exceed 6.6’

Receiver Installation

Refer to Figure 1 for receiver installation

1. Locate the receiver near the USB devices and video monitor

2. Connect the power adapter to the transmitter (Do not apply power)

3. Connect a video monitor to the receivers HD15F connector and

audio cable (optional)

4. Connect the USB devices to the USB ports on the receiver

Transmitter to Receiver installation (see note on page 5)

Refer to Figure 1 for transmitter to Receiver cable installation

1. Connect up to feet of CAT5 cable from the transmitters LINK 1

RJ45 connector to the receivers LINK 1 RJ45 connector and from

the transmitters LINK USB (1-4) RJ45 connectors to the receivers

LINK USB (1-4) RJ45 connectors.

Connecting monitor(s) and USB Devices

1. Connect a video monitor to the receivers HD15F connector

2. Connect the USB devices to the USB ports on the receiver

Installing the dual and quad video models follows the same procedure.

For the dual model, connect two video sources to the transmitter and two

video monitors to the receiver. For the quad model connect four video

sources to the transmitter and four video monitors to the receiver.

First time power up sequence

The first time the system is powered up or a monitor is changed, the below

power up sequence should be followed

1. Turn on all video monitors

2. Apply power to the CrystalView USB2 Receiver

3. Apply power to the CrystalView USB2 Transmitter

4. Boot the PCs

5. Turn on all USB devices

OPERATING PROCEDURES

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Operating procedure

Operation of your system is no different than having your keyboard,

monitor, mouse, speakers, and USB devices connected directly to a PC.

The only difference is they can be up to 150 feet away. You can operate

your system normally, programs can be executed, maintenance can be

performed, and any operation normally performed can be done with no

derogation in video quality and performance.

The video signal on all models can be fine tuned using simple keyboard

commands. This is normally not needed but sometimes cable routing and

patch panels can degrade the video signal. Next to each video in port

(HD15M) on the receiver there is a USB Type A port labeled AUX/KBD.

To execute the keyboard commands, connect a USB keyboard to the

appropriate AUX/KBD port. The AUX/KBD port is for video adjustments

only. Once the video has been adjusted perform the keyboard command

Left Ctrl, Left Shift, k to save the information.

Keyboard Commands

Command

Description

Left Ctrl, Left Shift, e:

Perform a cable length measurement

Left Ctrl, Left Shift, keyboard +:

Increase the video gain by 1

Left Ctrl, Left Shift, keyboard -:

Decrease the video gain by 1.

Left Ctrl, Left Shift, keypad +:

increase the video equalization by 1

Left Ctrl, Left Shift, keypad -:

Decrease the video equalization by 1

Left Ctrl, Left Shift, k

Saves any changes made

Table 1 - Keyboard Commands

LED Indicator Descriptions

LED “ON”

Transmitter “Host” LED

USB connection to computer OK

Transmitter “Link” LED

CAT5 link from receiver to transmitter OK

Transmitter “Power” LED

Power applied to transmitter OK

Receiver “Link” LED

CAT5 link from transmitter to receiver OK

Receiver “Device” LED

USB Device connections OK

Receiver “Power” LED

Power applied to receiver OK

Table 2 - LED Indicators

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