Tripp Lite B013-000 Manuel utilisateur

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User’s Manual

KVM CONSOLE EXTENDER

Model #: B013-000

NOTE: Follow these installation and operating procedures to ensure correct performance and to prevent

damage to this unit or to its connected devices.

Technical specifications are subject to change without notice.

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Overview

Because the B013-000 Console Extender System allows access to a

computer system from a remote console (keyboard, monitor, and

mouse), it is perfect for factory and construction sites, or any type of

installation where the console needs to be kept in a conveniently

accessible location, but you want the system equipment to reside in a

safe place - away from dust, dirt, and harsh environmental influences.

The B013-000 System is also useful for control and security

purposes, where you can have the system unit in a secure area at the

same time that you put the console in a location that offers convenient

access.

The B013-000 Console Extender provides the ideal means to access

the remote system box, since it improves on previous designs by

using inexpensive Category 5 STP cable - the kind commonly used in

Ethernet networks - instead of bulkier, more expensive, standard

cables, and can also sense the distance to the system and

automatically adjust thegain.

Category 5 cabling makes for a much neater, more convenient, more

reliable data transfer connection. Setup is as easy as can be - simply

connect the PC system box and local console to the Local B013-000

Module; run the STP cable to the Remote B013-000 Module (up to

150 meters away); and plug the remote console into the Remote

Module.

Note: You can control numerous remote systems from a single

console by combining the B013-000 with a KVM switch.

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Features

Uses Inexpensive, Reliable, Category 5 STP Ethernet Cable to

Connect the Local and Remote Units

Dual Console Operation - Control Your System From Both the

Local and Remote PS/2 Keyboard, Mouse, and Monitor Consoles

Push Button Selection of the Active Console

High Resolution Video - Up To 1024 x 768 @ 150 m (max.)

Supports VGA, SVGA, and Multisync Monitors

Local Monitor Supports DDC; DDC2; DDC2B

Automatic Gain Control

System Requirements

Consoles

A VGA, SVGA, or Multisync monitor capable of the highest

resolution that you will be using on any PC in the installation

A PS/2 style keyboard

A PS/2 style mouse

Note: 1. If you connect a DDC type monitor to the Local unit, the

monitor that connects to the Remote unit must be able to

support the highest video resolution that the DDC monitor

can provide.

2. You must use the same brand and model of mouse on both

the local and remote units.

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PCs

The following equipment must be installed on each PC that is to be

connected to the system:

With PS/2 Type Connectors:

MA VGA, SVGA or Multisync card.

MA 6-pin mini-DIN mouse port

MA 6-pin mini-DIN keyboard port

With AT Type Connectors:

MA VGA, SVGA or Multisync card.

MA DB-9 (standard serial), mouse port plus mouse adapter (part

# 2A-105).*

MA 5-pin DIN (standard AT), keyboard port plus keyboard adapt-

er (part # 2A-106).*

*Not included - requires separate purchase.

Cables

Although it is possible to use standard extender cables to link

computers with PS/2 type keyboard and mouse ports to the

B013-000 Local, for optimum signal integrity and to simplify the

layout, we strongly recommend that you use the high quality CS

Custom KVM Cable that is provided with this package.

It is not possible to use standard extender cables to link computers

with AT type keyboard and mouse ports to the B013-000 Local.

For those computers, using CS Custom KVM Cables must be used.

Category 5 STP cable is required to connect the local and remote

B013-000 units. Using cable of a lesser standard will result in

degrading the video signal.

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Components

The Local Unit (B013-000 Local)

Front View:

1. Operating Mode Selection Switch

Pressing this button cycles you through the operating mode

choices:

MLocal - only the local console can control the system(s);

MAuto - both consoles can control the system(s)).

2. LEDs

The Local Unit has two LEDs to indicate the operating status of

the Local and Remote units (see p. 8, for details).

3. Mouse Port

The local PS/2 mouse plugs into this connector.

4. Keyboard Port

The local PS/2 keyboard plugs into this connector.

5. Monitor Port

The local monitor plugs into this connector.

457

CONSOLE

REMOTE I /O

AC 9V

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6. Remote I/O

The Category 5 twisted pair cable that connects to the Remote

Unit plugs into this connector.

7. Power Jack

The cable from the AC Power Adapter plugs into this jack.

The Local Unit (B013-000 Local)

Rear View

1. Monitor Port

The extension cable that connects to the computer’s VGA port

plugs into this connector.

2. Keyboard Port

The extension cable that connects to the computer’s Keyboard port

plugs into this connector.

3. Mouse Port

The extension cable that connects to the computer’s Mouse port

plugs into this connector.

Note: If you are combining the B013-000 with a KVM switch, the

extension cable connects back to the respective ports on the

Console section of the switch.

CPU

123

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The Remote Unit (B013-000 Remote)

Front View

1. LEDs

The Remote Unit has two LEDs (Power and On Line) to indicate

the operating status of the Local and Remote units (see p. 8, for

details).

2. Mouse Port

The remote PS/2 mouse plugs into this connector.

3. Keyboard Port

The remote PS/2 keyboard plugs into this connector.

4. Monitor Port

The remote monitor plugs into this connector.

5. Remote I/O

The Category 5 twisted pair cable that connects back to the Local

Unit plugs into this connector.

6. Power Jack

The cable from the AC Power Adapter plugs into this jack.

CONSOLE

REMOTE I /O

AC 9V

23456

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Installation

Setting up the Console Extender System is simply a matter of

plugging in the cables:

1. Make sure that all the equipment to be connected up is powered Off.

2. Plug the cables from the local console devices (mouse, keyboard,

monitor), into their ports on the Console side of the Local Unit

(B013-000 Local).

3. Plug the appropriate connectors on the KVM extension cable

supplied with this unit into the CPU side of the B013-000 Local.

Each connector is marked with an appropriate icon to indicate

which it is.

Note: The female monitor connector is the one that plugs into the

B013-000 Local.

4. Plug the connectors on the other end of the cable into the

appropriate ports on the PC system (or Console section of the

KVM switch - if you are using one). Each connector is marked

with an appropriate icon to indicate which it is.

5. Plug either end of the Category 5 twisted pair cable into the

B013-000 Local’s Remote I/O port.

6. Plug one of the power adapters (supplied with this package) into

an AC source; plug the adapter’s power cable into the B013-000

Local’s Power Jack

7. Plug the other end of the Category 5 twisted pair cable into the I/O

port of the Remote Unit (B013-000 Remote).

8. Plug the cables from the remote console devices (mouse,

keyboard, monitor), into their ports on the Console side of the

B013-000 Remote.

9. Plug the second power adapter (supplied with this package) into

an AC source; plug the adapter’s power cable into the B013-000

Remote’s Power Jack.

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Operation

The Local and Remote Units each have two LEDs to indicate their

operating status, as shown in the tables, below:

B013-000 Local (Local Unit):

LED Operating Mode

Local Auto

Local Lights to indicate that the

local console is active

(the Remote LED is out).

1. Lights when the local console is

active (the Remote LED is out)

2. Turns off when the remote console is

active (the Remote LED turns on)

3. Flashes on and off alternately with

the Remote LED when neither

console is active.

Remote The LED is Off. 1. Lights when the remote console is

active (the Local LED is out)

2. Turns off when the local console is

active (the Local LED turns on)

3. Flashes on and off alternately with

the Local LED when neither console

is active.

B013-000 Remote (Remote Unit):

LED Indication

Power 1. Lights steadily to indicate that the connection to the Local Unit

is ok.

2. Flashes when there is a problem with the connection to the

Local Unit.

On Line 1. Lights when the remote console is active.

2. Is Off when the local console is active.

3. Is Off when there is a problem with the connection to the

Local Unit.

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Appendix

Troubleshooting

Symptom Action

No Video Make sure that all cables are securely plugged into their

sockets.

TP Wiring Diagram

TP Pin Assignments

Pin Assignment

1V OUT B

2/V OUT B

3V OUT G

4V OUT R

5/V OUT R

6/V OUT G

7/DO

8DO

JACK POSITIONS

PAIR 2 PAIR 1

PAIR 3

PAIR 4

T568B

AT&T 258A

W-O W-GO G W-Br BrBl W-Bl

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