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Mini KVM Extender

Quick Installation Guide

MINI KVM EXTENDER

1. What is the Mini KVM Extender?

The Mini KVM Extender from Minicom extends your KVM console up to

70m/230ft. Use it to give remote access from a server room, rack or KVM

switch.

2. Features

Up to 1600 x 1200 @ 75Hz (depending on distance)

Advanced CAT5 technology

Pure hardware solution – real time data transfer, no software conflicts

Plug-and-play installation – no extra protocols needed

Multi-platform Transmitter models - PS/2 / SUN/ USB

Field firmware upgrade for Transmitter and Receiver units

3 year warranty

3. Connecting the Mini KVM Extender system

The figure below illustrates the Mini KVM Extender system configuration. The

universal Receiver model connects to a KVM console and is suitable for all types

of Transmitter unit.

Figure 1 The Mini KVM Extender system configuration

4. Pre-installation guidelines

Switch off the computer

Place cables away from fluorescent lights, air conditioners, and machines

that are likely to generate electrical noise

Computer /

KVM switch

Transmitter

(PS/2, SUN, USB)

CAT5 cable

Up to 70m / 230ft

Receiver

(PS/2)

KVM console

position

Keybd

Mouse100T

Video

SerialA

Parallel

SerialB

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5. Connecting the Transmitter

The Transmitter comes in 3 models:

PS/2

SUN

USB

Connecting a PS/2 Transmitter

Connect the PS/2 Transmitter as illustrated in Figure 2.

Figure 2 PS/2 Transmitter connections

Note! Although we recommend connecting the PS/2 Transmitter to a

switched off computer, you can connect it to a switched on computer.

To do so you must connect it in the following order:

1. Mouse connector.

2. Keyboard connector.

3. Video connector.

Keyboard

port

To Mouse

port

To Video

card

Keybd

Mouse 100T

VideoSerial A

Parallel

Serial B

PS/2

Transmitter

MINI KVM EXTENDER

Connecting a SUN Transmitter

Connect the SUN Transmitter as illustrated in Figure 3.

Figure 3 SUN Transmitter connections

Connecting a USB Transmitter

The USB Transmitter supports Windows 98 and later, SUN, SGI, MAC and other

operating systems supporting a USB interface. Figure 4 illustrates the connections.

Connect the USB Transmitter as illustrated in Figure 4.

Figure 4 USB Transmitter connections

6. Connecting the CAT5/6/7 cable

A CAT5/6/7 cable connects the Transmitter to the Receiver. Connect the cable to

the Transmitter’s and Receiver’s RJ45 ports.

7. Connecting the Receiver

Connect the Receiver to a PS/2 KVM console as illustrated below.

To Computer’s

Keyboard Port

To Computer’s

Video Card

SUN

Transmitter

To USB Port

To Video

Card

USB

Transmitter

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Figure 5 The Receiver connections

8. Power supply

Connect the supplied 5VDC Power adapter to the Receiver. The Transmitter

receives its power from the connected computer.

9. LED indicators

Both the Transmitter and Receiver have 2 LEDs above the RJ45 port.

The green LED indicates power is on. The flashing yellow LED indicates the

system is connected.

10. Switching on

Before switching on the computer connect the Transmitter.

When fully connected, the Mini KVM Extender system is ready to transmit KVM

signals.

11. Picture adjuster

To get a clear projected image, use a screwdriver to turn the picture adjuster on the

Receiver unit.

12. Upgrading the firmware

Download the Update software and the latest firmware from our Website

www.minicom.com in the Support section. There you will also find instructions on

how to perform the upgrade.

To Keyboard

To Mouse

To monitor

Receiver

MINI KVM EXTENDER

13. Configuration options

Configure the Mini KVM Extender system to:

Work with Unix servers

Input the monitor’s DDC information

Change the Shift hotkey to Ctrl

When you enter the configuration mode by pressing Shift,Tab – as set out below -

all 3 LEDs illuminate. Pressing Esc exits the configuration mode and the LEDs

return to normal.

Note! Press the keys one after the other not all together.

Working with UNIX servers

Configure the system to work with UNIX servers

For HP UX, SGI and Open VMS, press Shift,Tab, U, 1, Esc

For Alpha Unix, press Shift,Tab, U, 2, Esc

For AIX, press Shift,Tab, U, 3, Esc

Display Data Channel (DDC) hotkey

Display Data Channel is a VESA standard for communication between a monitor

and a video adapter

To input the monitor’s DDC information into the Transmitter’s memory, press:

Shift, Tab, D, Esc.

Update the DDC information if you replace the monitor. To do so, repeat the above

hotkey sequence.

Changing the Shift hotkey to Ctrl

You can change the hotkey to Ctrl. Once you do so, replace all the instances of

Shift appearing above to Ctrl.

To change to Ctrl press:

Shift, Tab, C, Esc.

To change back to Shift press:

Ctrl, Tab, S, Esc.

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14. Technical specifications

System

System cable CAT5/6/7 cable 2x4x24 AWG Solid Wire

Maximum

distance 70m/230ft

Mouse support 2 or 3 or 5 button PS/2, Wheelmouse, Intellimouse Explorer

Operating

systems All major operating systems

Screen

resolution Up to 1600X1200 @ 75Hz (depending on cable length)

Warranty 3 years

Operating temp. 0ºC to 40ºC/32ºF to 104ºF

Storage temp. -40°C to 70°C/-40ºF to 158ºF

Humidity 80% non condensing relative humidity

Transmitter Receiver

Cables &

Connectors Built-in KVM

System – RJ45 VGA – HDD15F

Keyboard – MiniDin6F

Mouse – MiniDin6F

System – RJ45

Power supply From connected computer External switching power

adapter 5V DC 110/240

Dimensions 89 x 46 x 25.3mm / 3.5 x 1.8 x 0.9”

Shipping weight 552g/1.21lb

MINI KVM EXTENDER

15. USB SUN Combo keys

The connected PS/2 keyboard does not have a special SUN keypad to perform

special functions in the SUN Operating System environment. So when a USB or

SUN Transmitter is connected to a SUN computer, the Transmitter emulates these

SUN keys using a set of key combinations called Combo keys. See the table below.

SUN key Combo key

Stop Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F1

Props Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F3

Front Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F5

Open Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F7

Find Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F9

Again Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F2

Undo Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F4

Copy Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F6

Paste Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F8

Cut Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F10

Help Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F11

Compose Application key or Left Ctrl + Left Alt +

Keypad *

Crescent Scroll Lock

Volume Up Left Ctrl + Left Alt + Keypad –

Volume Down Left Ctrl + Left Alt + Keypad +

Mute Left Ctrl + Left Alt +F12

Sun Left ◊ key Left Windows key

Sun Right ◊ key Right Windows key

Alt-Graph Right Alt or Alt Gr

Stop A Left Ctrl + Left Alt +1

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