HP Z800 manual Connecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and Tablet

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2Use the longer DVI cable (F0-DVI-25-MN) to connect port 2 of the Nvidia Quadro FX 5800 graphics adapter card to the DVI-D IN port of the monitor.

NOTE Although each end of the DVI cable appears to be identical, this is not the case. Ensure the connector labeled Computer is connected to the workstation. Connect the one labeled Monitor to the monitor.

3Optionally, extend the monitor cable to a machine room using the DVI extender cable (DL.CAB-HDTV-FO82MM).

Connecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and Tablet

The keyboard, mouse and tablet connect to the workstation by way of the USB extender kit (TP.USB-EXT-410I). The USB extender kit consists of a remote unit and a local unit, joined by an Ethernet cable (DL.CAB-RJ45/RJ45).

To connect the keyboard, mouse, and tablet:

1Connect the keyboard, mouse, and tablet to the remote unit of the USB extender kit.

NOTE For Lustre workstations, a “standalone” tablet can nevertheless be installed and used, even if you are using an Autodesk Control Surface featuring a built-in tablet.

2Connect the local unit of the USB extender kit to the workstation port indicated in the HP Z800 connections overview illustration.

3Use the supplied Ethernet cable to connect the remote and local units. If using an alternate cable, ensure it is of type Cat5.

To calibrate the tablet:

Visual Effects and Finishing: Calibrate all aspects of the tablet, including margins, in the Pointer area of the creative application’s Preferences menu.

Lustre: In Lustre the tablet acts a mouse, and requires no particular calibration.

Connecting the Graphics Monitor Calibration Device

To ensure the graphics monitor accurately represents colors and other visual information, a monitor calibration device (TP.MON-CAL-LCDCRT) has been supplied. This section explains how to connect the device to the workstation. It also presents information for later use, once you begin installing the operating system and application software.

NOTE This section applies only to workstations on which Autodesk Lustre will be installed. For non-Lustre workstations, refer to the Lustre Color Management User Guide for all steps, including attaching the monitor calibration device.

To connect the calibration device:

Connect the monitor calibration device to port 4 on the remote unit of the USB extender (TP.USB-EXT-410I).

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Contents HP Z800 Workstation Hardware Setup Guide Trademarks Contents Setting Up Video Hardware Iv ContentsRelated Documentation IntroductionAbout This Guide Contacting Customer Support Notation ConventionsIntroduction Convention ExampleGeneral Workflow Getting StartedGetting Started Workstation Control Surface Lustre Master Workstation Typical Configuration Overview for Autodesk LustrePower and Air Conditioning Requirements Hardware Configuration GuidelinesHardware Configuration Guidelines Memory RequirementsComponent Quantity Startup Amps Cont. Amps Watts Rack Mount Requirements120V 240V Unit Conversion ExampleGrounding Audio Hardware Components Avoiding Damage from Static ElectricityReceiving Your Shipment Avoiding Damage from Static ElectricityPage Workflow for Connecting Peripherals Connecting PeripheralsConnecting Peripherals Connecting the Graphics MonitorConnections Overview To connect the monitorConnecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and Tablet Connecting the Keyboard, Mouse, and TabletConnecting the Graphics Monitor Calibration Device Network Connections To enable the Eye-One calibration utility driverVisual Effects and Finishing Workstation Connect the built-in GigE port as followsLustre Workstation Connecting the Autodesk Control SurfaceLustre Workstation Connect the GigE adapter as followsTo connect the Autodesk Control Surface Connecting the Slave Renderer to a Lustre WorkstationHP Z800 Workstation To connect the Slave Renderer Connecting the Slave Renderer to a Lustre WorkstationPage Included Components Setting UpVideo Hardware4Video Hardware Components Setting Up Video Hardware Wiring Your Video ComponentsSetting Up VTR Emulation Setting Up VTR EmulationTo configure hardware for VTR emulation Audio Wiring Workflow SettingUpAudioHardware5To wire the audio subsystem About AudioAudio Hardware Components Audio WiringSetting Up Audio Hardware Configuring the Lucid ADA 88192 Converter Configuring the Lucid ADA 88192 ConverterTo navigate menus and adjust settings Adjusting Lucid ADA 88192 Converter SettingsTo reset all settings to their factory defaults Do thisLucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Local Control Lucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Remote ControlLucid ADA 88192 Converter Settings for Remote Control Menu Menu Item CommentAJA Keyword SettingOverview Connecting StorageConnecting Media Storage Storage Configuration Loops Expected Peformance Connecting the HP Z800 Atto Fibre Channel AdapterConnecting Storage Connecting the HP Z800 Atto Fibre Channel Adapter XR 6500 Wiring Diagrams Connecting Storage EnclosuresSingle XR 6500 RAID enclosure, 4 loops Connecting Storage EnclosuresSingle XR 6412 RAID enclosure, 2 loops XR 6412 Wiring DiagramsSingle XR 6412 RAID enclosure, 4 loops XR 5402 and XR 5412 Wiring Diagrams Connecting Archiving Storage Connecting Archiving StorageFilesystem Devices Scsi Tape Drive DevicesConnecting Storage Scsi Tape Drive Devices Page Bios Menu Submenu Value Configuring Workstation BiosHP Z800 Bios Settings To restore default factory Bios settings Restoring Bios to Default Factory SettingsConfiguring the Workstation Bios To update the Bios on your workstation Updating your System BiosUpdating your System Bios Workstation reboots Standard VTR Control Cable Pinouts VTR Control Cable PinoutsAppendix a VTR Control Cable Pinouts VTR Emulation RS-422 Control CablesLinuxAJA Linux Master to Linux Emulator Linux Master to Linux EmulatorLinuxAJA Master LinuxAJA Emulator VTR-Emulation Control Cable Third-Party Master to Linux EmulatorIndex IndexRAID