Black Box ServSwitch ACURA001A Manual De Usuario
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ACURA001A
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configure modes of operation and adjust video for any or all video
channels. The ability to tune adjustments on all video chan nels
simultaneously is especially helpful when setting up the multihead
versions, which have almost identical cable lengths.
channels. The ability to tune adjustments on all video chan nels
simultaneously is especially helpful when setting up the multihead
versions, which have almost identical cable lengths.
The extenders feature independent low-frequency (LF) and high-
frequency (HF) equalization (EQ) adjustment so you can fine-tune the
video to match your cable type. Tweaking the LF EQ removes video
“smear,” and adjusting the HF EQ sharpens the image.
video to match your cable type. Tweaking the LF EQ removes video
“smear,” and adjusting the HF EQ sharpens the image.
The remote units also have built-in Assisted EQ, Channel 0, and
Quick Skew features that can save you time during the video-tuning
process and make it nearly automatic.
process and make it nearly automatic.
Assisted EQ steps through a table of preset LF and HF
EQ values for different cable lengths in 25-meter increments,
EQ values for different cable lengths in 25-meter increments,
quickly setting the approximate EQ for a selected video channel.
Use the Channel 0 feature to compensate for cable skew on all
channels simultaneously. It’s particularly useful in setting up large
multihead installations where the required adjust ments are always
the same. We even offer a test card to help you adjust the skew—
just download a copy of the card from our Web site.
multihead installations where the required adjust ments are always
the same. We even offer a test card to help you adjust the skew—
just download a copy of the card from our Web site.
Quick Skew is a one-step skew-elimination function that sets the
color delay to the value that most installations typically require. Once
it‘s set, you can fine-tune the delay further to your liking. And, often,
all it takes is to use Quick Skew on green.
it‘s set, you can fine-tune the delay further to your liking. And, often,
all it takes is to use Quick Skew on green.
All settings for the
ServSwitch Brand CATx KVM Extender
can be
stored in EEPROM memory, so you only need to set up the system
once, and the settings are automatically restored at power up.
once, and the settings are automatically restored at power up.
Because the extenders perform full PS/2 keyboard and mouse
emulation, you can boot the PC without having a keyboard or mouse
attached to it. The extenders are also compatible with Microsoft
attached to it. The extenders are also compatible with Microsoft
®
IntelliMouse
®
and other wheel mice.
Various kits are available.
Our ServSwitch Brand Single-Access CAT5x KVM Extender Kit
(ACU2001A) performs basic KVM extension and features skew
compensation.
compensation.
With the dual-access model (ACU2009A), you can attach an
additional monitor, keyboard, and mouse to the local unit, and then
operate the PC from either the local or remote user station. These
stations share access on a “first-come, first- served” basis. You can
even use a standard PS/2 mouse at one user station and an
IntelliMouse at the other.
operate the PC from either the local or remote user station. These
stations share access on a “first-come, first- served” basis. You can
even use a standard PS/2 mouse at one user station and an
IntelliMouse at the other.
The dual-access local units feature an Enhanced Private Mode, too.
In this mode, a local user can disable the remote unit or vice-versa.
We also offer models with serial extension and bidirectional stereo
audio extension. These kits, offered as a single-access version
(ACU2022A) and a dual-access version (ACU2028A), enable you to
attach a remote station with a serial device and place audio devices up
to 984.3 feet (300 m) from the CPU. These extenders contain boards
that enable bidirectional stereo audio and full duplex serial data to be
(ACU2022A) and a dual-access version (ACU2028A), enable you to
attach a remote station with a serial device and place audio devices up
to 984.3 feet (300 m) from the CPU. These extenders contain boards
that enable bidirectional stereo audio and full duplex serial data to be
sent along with the KVM signals across the twisted-pair cabling.
For the serial interface, no setup or adjustments are required. It
transmits six signals (three in each direction). The audio interface is
designed to receive the output from a sound card (or other line-level)
source and be connected to a set of powered speakers at the other
end of the link. With the audio versions, you can transmit stereo audio
either way across the link. You can even plug a microphone into the
remote units.
designed to receive the output from a sound card (or other line-level)
source and be connected to a set of powered speakers at the other
end of the link. With the audio versions, you can transmit stereo audio
either way across the link. You can even plug a microphone into the
remote units.
To add a second video channel to your system, order a dual-video
version (ACU2201A-R2 or ACU2209A) and get the same high
resolution and skew compensation on both channels. If you want
a dual-video version that also has serial and audio capabilities, order
the ACU2222A-R2 or ACU2228A extender kit.
resolution and skew compensation on both channels. If you want
a dual-video version that also has serial and audio capabilities, order
the ACU2222A-R2 or ACU2228A extender kit.
As with the single-video models, the dual-video extender kits use
a single CAT5 or higher UTP cable for transmitting video signals. The
dual-video versions, however, use two copper cables for video channel
interconnects. The first cable plugs into Port 1 on both local and
remote units and carries the primary KVM video signal; the second
cable links Port 2 on the local and remote unit and carries the
secondary video signal.
dual-video versions, however, use two copper cables for video channel
interconnects. The first cable plugs into Port 1 on both local and
remote units and carries the primary KVM video signal; the second
cable links Port 2 on the local and remote unit and carries the
secondary video signal.
Or upgrade your existing ServSwitch Extender
remote unit.
If you’re already using a ServSwitch Brand CAT5 Extender and
want to enhance your video capabilities with skew compensation, just
order a
order a
ServSwitch Brand CATx KVM Extender
Remote Unit to replace
your existing remote unit. These standalone units feature easy-to-
adjust skew compensation and are compatible with many of our
ServSwitch Brand CAT5 Extender products.
adjust skew compensation and are compatible with many of our
ServSwitch Brand CAT5 Extender products.
Which extender remote unit will work with the extender you have?
Our standard extender remote units (ACUR001A–ACUR002A,
ACUR004A) work with the following:
ACUR004A) work with the following:
• Rackmount ServSwitch Brand CAT5 Extender Hubs (ACU1006RA,
ACU1012RA, ACU1006DRA)
And order a
ServSwitch Brand CATx KVM Extender
Remote Unit
with Audio and Serial capabilities (ACURA001A–ACURA002A,
ACURA004A) if you have one of the following:
ACURA004A) if you have one of the following:
• Rackmount ServSwitch Brand CAT5 KVM Extender Hub
with Serial and Bidirectional Stereo Audio (ACU1006VRA,
ACU1006DVRA)
ACU1006DVRA)
• Rackmount ServSwitch Brand CAT5 KVM Serial Extender
Hub (ACU1006SRA, ACU1006DSRA)
The ACUR004A and ACURA004A are the Quad-Video versions.
For details, call our FREE Tech Support.
NOTE: This list of compatible products is subject to change depending
on additions and deletions in the ServSwitch Extender line. For the most
up-to-date information, call our FREE Tech Support .
NOTE: This list of compatible products is subject to change depending
on additions and deletions in the ServSwitch Extender line. For the most
up-to-date information, call our FREE Tech Support .