Lightwave Communications USB-Wizard manuals

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2WARRANTY INFORMATION
- 3TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 4TABLE OF FIGURES
- INTRODUCTION
5INTRODUCTION
MATERIALS
- DEFINITIONS
6DEFINITIONS
- 3
- FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
7FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
- F E A T U R E S A N D F U N C T I O N S
  - Front View of USB Wizard
  - 6
  - 1 0
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  - 1 1
    - CP U 7 C PU 6 CP U 5 C PU 4 C PU 3 C P U 2 CP U 1
    - CP U 8
  - 45
  - 3
    - O N
    - 1 2 3 4 5 6 1234 5 6 7 8
    - M O D E SC A N C O M M A N D
  - 21
    - Rear View of USB Wizard
      - D E V IC E S
  - 7
  - 8
    - 5V D C 2 A
      - DA I S Y OU T
      - DA I S Y IN
  - 4
  - INSTALLATION
    - +
    - -
      - CP U 8
    - U S B T y p e A M a l e
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      - -
        C PU 8
    - Figure 1- Connect a VGA multi-scan monitor
    - Figure 2- Connect the device(s)
8INSTALLATION
- D E V I C E S
  - C PU 7 C P U 6 C P U 5 C P U 4 C P U 3 CP U 2 C P U 1
  - 5V D C 2 A
    - D A IS Y O U T
    - D A IS Y IN
- U S B K e y b o a rd U S B M o u s e
- U S B T y p e A M a le C o n n e c t o r s
  - D E V I C E S
  - U S B T y p e A F e m a l e
    - D E V I C E S
      - CP U 7 C P U 6 C P U 5 C P U 4 C P U 3 C P U 2 C P U 1
      - 5V D C 2 A
        DA I S Y O U T
        DA I S Y IN
    - V G A M u lt i - S c a n M o n i to r
      - 1 5 H D M a l e V i d e o C o n n e c t o r
        M O N I T
        O R
      - 1 5 H D F e m a l e V i d e o C o n n e c t o r
  - 5
    - Rear View of USB Wizard
    - Rear View of USB-Wizard
      - 5 V D C @ 2 .5 A O U T P U T
      - 2 . 1 m m x 5 . 5 m m F e m a l e
        1
        2
        3
        4
        5
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        7
        8
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        -
        C PU 8
        In p u t D e v i c e P o r t
        V id e o P o r t
        U S B V E X T - xx - M M
        +
        -
        CP U 8
  - Figure 3- Connect the AC adapter
  - Figure 4- Connect each CPU
    - 1 5 H D M a l e V id e o C o n n e c t o r
      - D EV ICE S
        CP U 7 C PU 6 C PU 5 C PU 4 C PU 3 C PU 2 C PU 1
        5V D C 2 A
        DA ISY OU T
        DA ISY IN
    - 1 5 H D F e m a l e V id e o C o n n e c t o r
      - VI D E
      - O 1
    - U S B T y p e B M a le
    - 1 5 H D F e m a le V id e o C o n n e c t o r
    - R e a r V i e w o f W i n d o w s U S B C P U
      - D E V IC E S
        C PU 7 C PU 6 C P U 5 C P U 4 C PU 3 C PU 2 C P U 1
        5V D C 2 A
        V I D EO
        R
        MONITO R
        D A IS Y O U T
        D A IS Y IN
    - 5 V D C
      - A d a p t e r
      - A C A D A P T E R
      - B a r r e l ( In s id e b a r r e l)
      - ( O u t s id e b a r r e l)
- 9P o w e r C o n n e c t o r
  - 5 V D C 2 A
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- Power-Up Sequence
- Limitations
  - Figure 5- Compatible and incompatible device combinations
10O K O K O K
N O
- 11CASCADING
  - 8
  - Front Panel Configuration Switches
    - M A S T E R
    - S L A V E # 1
    - S L A V E # 2
  - Note: All USB Wizard switches must be powered OFF during dip switch configuration
  - Figure 7- Master-to-Slave Device Cable Connections
  - 12Limitations
    - All USB Wizard switches must be powered OFF during dip switch configuration.
    - U S B V E X T - x x -M M
      - D EO
      - DEO
    - U S B V E X T - x x -M M
      - 9
- USING THE
13+
- Front Panel Control
- MODES OF OPERATION
  - Keyboard Control
  - MODES OF OPERATION Basic Command Mode
    - Press`
`
- USING THE USB WIZARD KVM SWITCH
- 14OSD CONTROL
  - 10
  - Security Option
  - Enabling the Security Feature
    - 11
  - User Login Mode
15S
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- ADDITIONAL MODES AVAILABLE WITH SECURITY
- Administration Mode
C U
- ADDITIONAL MODES AVAILABLE WITH SECURITY
L T--(xxx from 000 to 255. i.e. T002
- 12
- Administrator Password
E
- P
A
- User Name List
  - Shift
16or
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- System Access List
- 17S
  - To enter the System Access List press <Ctrl> + <A> from the User Name List menu.
  - USER ACCESS FUNCTIONS
    - USER ACCESS FUNCTIONS
      - INTRODUCTION
    - OSD Command Mode
- E
- 18P--(Pxx would be P01, P02, e tc.)
- M
- T--(xxx from 002 to 255. ie. t002
- -
  - F1
    - 14
    - 15
    - 19Scan Mode
    - Normal Mode
    - Edit Mode
      - 16
    - Search Mode
    - Maintenance Mode
- 20R L
  - 17
  - Maintenance Mode (Cont'd) Function: Keystroke:
  - Help Mode
- 21T S P Q A
  - 18
  - 22KEYBOARD FEATURES
    - Keyboard-To-Computer Translation
    - Translation Capabilities
    - CPU
      - Device Sun Keyboard
      - Translation Tables
        Use the charts below to type SUNs additional keys with Win95 and Apple keyboards: SUN Extra Keys
        Power Key Emulation
        23W i n d o w s U S B K e y b o a r d
        T y p i c a l 1 0 1 K e y b o a r d
        C o m m a n d K e y
        *
        C o m m a n d K e y
        A p p l e P r o U S B K e y b o a r d
        M e ta K e y M e ta K e y
        S U N U S B K e y b o a r d
        19
        Figure 19- Keyboard Layouts
        A p p lic a ti o n K e y W i nd o w s L o g o K e y W i nd o w s L o g o K e y
        P o w e r k e y
        C D E j ec t K e y
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  - 24HOW TO DISABLE OPERATING MODES
    - Figure 21- Remove the philips-head screws
  - HOW TO DISABLE OPERATING MODES
    - 21
    - Figure 22- Get access to jumper block
    - 25Configuring The Jumper Block
    - TROUBLESHOOTING
  - 26TROUBLESHOOTING