Black Box KV1500A Installing a Summit System with a Single Base Unit, Initialize the Base Unit

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You can use function keys [F1], [F2], [F4], and [F8] to switch between first-level menus. Pressing [F1] while the OSUI is active brings up the help screen, which lists all available options. While the OSUI is on screen, the user-station keyboard’s [Scroll Lock] LED indicator blinks. See Chapter 5 for more information.

4.2 Installing a Summit System with a Single Base Unit

If you’ll be installing a single ServSwitch Summit Base Unit, keep in mind the maximum numbers of user stations and computer CPUs you can connect:

•2 user stations and 42 CPUs to a KV1500A;

•4 user stations and 42 CPUs to a KV1501A;

•8 user stations and 32 CPUs to a KV1502A; or

•16 user stations and 64 CPUs to a KV1503A.

Take the following steps, referring to Figure 4-2 on the next page. (All Summit components, CPUs, and monitors must be turned OFF and unplugged.)

1.Initialize the Base Unit.

a.Run the Base Unit’s included power cord from the IEC 320 inlet on its rear panel to a working AC outlet.

b.Turn ON the Base Unit’s power switch. The Base Unit will begin its self- tests. It will light all of its LEDs briefly, then light them one at a time in quick sequence, then blink them all twice, then light the LEDs of all of its active ports. After this process is complete, proceed to the next step.

2.Connect a USM and its attached devices.

a.Connect one end of a CAT5 UTP cable to user port #1 on the back of the Base Unit. Connect the other end of the cable to the RJ-45 CAT5 port on the back of the USM. (Both rear panels are shown in Figure 4-2.)

b.Run the USM’s included power cord from the IEC 320 inlet on its rear panel to a working AC outlet.

c.Turn ON the USM’s power switch. It will power up and establish communication with the Base Unit.

d.Connect a PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse, and VGA monitor to the USM. (If there will be any Sun CPUs in your system, you can connect a Sun keyboard and mouse later, after you’ve configured the system for Sun input. If you must control Sun CPUs with a PS/2 keyboard, see Appendix H.) In an all- PC installation, almost any PS/2 compatible pointing device should work as long as all of the attached PCs have a driver for it.

e.Plug in and turn ON the monitor.

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Contents KV1500A KV1501A KV1502A KV1503A KV1500A KV1501A KV1502A KV1503A Welcome to the ServSwitch FamilyServswitch Summit European Union Declaration of Conformity Servswitch Summit NOM Statement Contents Table of Contents GuideQuick1. Install Basic Installation Login Menu for a KV1502A Initial Administrative TestingScrlLock Scan Skip Ncsl Serial SpecificationsResolution Maximum SpecificationsHumidity Tolerance ConnectorsTemperature Tolerance Maximum AltitudeSpecifications Servswitch Summit Overview IntroductionFeatures and Benefits Complete Packages Summit Illustrated A ServSwitch Summit Base Unit KV1500A shownUsing the Osui for Initial Configuration Installation and Initial ConfigurationConnect a USM and its attached devices Installing a Summit System with a Single Base UnitInitialize the Base Unit Initially configure the USM ScrlLock Scan Skip Ncsl Configure the CIM and the attached CPU Administration Menu A sample cascaded system Installing a Cascaded Summit SystemServswitch Summit ScrlLock Scan Skip Ncsl Summit 1/8 ChID Name Scn Device Installation and Initial Configuration User Functions LoginUser Functions Selecting a ComputerSelection Menu ordered by channel number User Functions ViewWin95.Bob User Profile Menu Customizing How the USM Operates for YouServswitch Summit User Functions Servswitch Summit Keyboard-Controlled Osui Functions Press… When you want to…Help Menu Information MenuAdministration Menu Administrator FunctionsSystem Configuration Menu System ConfigurationAdministrator Functions ViewActive Jason User Configuration Left end of the User Configuration Menu default state Channel Configuration Channel Configuration Summit 16x64 Page 1/8 ChID Group 00 15 User Station Profile User Station ProfileAutoscanning and Autoskipping Refresh ConfigurationsResetting a Base Unit to Its Factory Defaults Shipping and Packaging TroubleshootingCalling Black Box These channel groups Can be accessed by these User groups Appendix a Group Settings Access RightsThese user groups Can access these Channel groups Appendix a Group Settings Access Rights Appendix B USM Direct Mode CIM Appendix C Using a KV1519A to Access a Local CPUServswitch Summit Appendix D Updating Summit’s Firmware Figure D-1. The main window of the Update Utility Appendix D Updating the Summit’s Firmware Servswitch Summit Appendix E Surface/Rackmounting Figure E-2. Frontward rackmounting of the USM Figure E-4. Rearward rackmounting of the USM Servswitch Summit Figure E-5. Temporarily attaching the plate to a surface Color Appendix F CAT5 Cable GuidelinesIntroduction to the KV1518A Appendix G Using RS-232 Serial CIM KV1518AInstalling the KV1518A Operating the KV1518A Terminal-screen area Lines x 80 characters ON-LINEMODE Figure G-2. The Buffer Edit Mode screen Figure G-3. The Help screen Figure G-4. The Setup Screen Configuring the KV1518AFigure G-5. The Set Up Programmable Keys screen Troubleshooting the KV1518A Appendix H Emulating Sun Keys With a PS/2 Keyboard Page Page Page Customer Support Information

KV1500A specifications

The Black Box KV1500A is an advanced video and audio switcher designed for seamless integration into various multimedia environments. This device serves as an essential tool for professionals working in broadcast, presentation, and monitoring settings, allowing users to control multiple video and audio sources efficiently.

One of the standout features of the KV1500A is its ability to support high-definition resolutions, including 1080p and 4K UHD, ensuring that content is delivered with outstanding clarity and detail. This capability makes it ideal for applications where visual quality is paramount, such as in live events, corporate presentations, and broadcasting studios.

The KV1500A is equipped with multiple input and output options. It can handle a variety of formats, including HDMI, VGA, and composite video, making it a versatile choice for integrating older equipment with modern displays. The inclusion of multiple outputs allows for simultaneous broadcasting to different screens or recording devices, enhancing flexibility in various settings.

Another remarkable aspect of the KV1500A is its user-friendly interface. Its intuitive menu navigation and clear display make it easy for operators to manage settings and switch between sources quickly. The device also features programmable presets, enabling users to save and recall custom configurations effortlessly. This feature is particularly useful in environments where rapid changes to the program feed are often required.

The KV1500A utilizes advanced audio processing technology, allowing for high-quality audio mixing and embedding. This ensures that the audio signals are perfectly synchronized with the video, providing a cohesive viewing experience. The device also supports various audio formats, which further enhances its versatility in different operational environments.

In terms of reliability, the KV1500A is built with durable materials and components engineered for long-lasting performance. It is designed to operate efficiently in demanding situations, making it a dependable choice for professional use. Additionally, the device includes built-in cooling mechanisms to prevent overheating during extended operation.

In conclusion, the Black Box KV1500A is a powerful and versatile video and audio switcher that meets the needs of professionals in various multimedia fields. Its combination of high-definition support, multiple input/output options, user-friendly interface, and robust audio processing technology makes it a valuable tool for anyone looking to elevate their multimedia presentations and broadcasts. The KV1500A stands out as a reliable choice for those seeking uncompromising quality and performance in their audio-visual setups.
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