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•Open the OSD and navigate to COMPUTER > AUDIO

Chapter 3: Installation

After the speakers have been physically connected to the ServSwitch 4site Flex:

•Open the OSD and navigate to COMPUTER > AUDIO

•Enable audio output

•Select the audio source and adjust the volume.

Audio out

Powered speakers

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Headphones

Amplifier

Figure 3-4. A variety of device options are available to connect to the ServSwitch 4site Flex for audio output.

NOTE: Powered speakers or headphones can also be connected directly to the ServSwitch 4site Flex, eliminating the need for an amplifier.

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Black Box KVP40004A manual Installation, Page, Open the OSD and navigate to COMPUTER AUDIO Enable audio output

Contents

KVP4004A ServSwitch 4site FlexSupports full-screen mode, quad-screen mode, PiP, and windows mode Customer Support InformationTrademarks Used in this Manual PageTrademarks Used in this Manual FCC and IC RFI Statements PageInstrucciones de Seguridad Normas Oficiales Mexicanas Electrical Safety StatementNOM Statement PageSafety Guidelines Safety GuidelinesPage Table of Contents Table of ContentsPage Table of Contents PagePage Table of ContentsAppendix E. DCP-XML Remote Control Appendix F. Supported Touchscreen ControllerChapter 1 Specifications 1. SpecificationsPage Chapter 2 Overview 2. Overview 2.1 IntroductionPage Figure 2-3. PiP mode screen Chapter 2 OverviewPage 2.2.3 Transparent USB 2.2 Features 2.2.1 DVI and VGA2.2.2 USB and Keyboard for Keyboard/Mouse/Touchscreen/Trackball 2.2.4 OperationChapter 2 Overview 2.4 Hardware Description2.4.1 Front Panel Page2.4.2 Back Panel Chapter 2 OverviewPage Chapter 2 Overview PageTable 2-2. Back-panel components 3.1 Connecting the Unit to Power Chapter 3 Installation3. Installation Page3.5 Powering Up the System 3.3 Connecting Video Sources/Computers3.4 Connecting USB Devices 3.6 Connecting AudioChapter 3 Installation Open the OSD and navigate to COMPUTER AUDIO Enable audio outputPage Chapter 4 On-Screen Display 4. On-Screen Display 4.1 On-Screen Display OSD-OverviewPage Chapter 4 On-Screen Display 4.2 OSD-Main Menu WindowEnable audio output/Audio source selection/Volume PageChapter 4 On-Screen Display remotely open the OSD using ConfDevfrom a PC to ServSwitch 4site Flex to Page4.3 OSD-Navigation 4.3.2 Navigation Using the Buttons on the Front PanelNOTE Hotkey commands are possible while the OSD window is open 4.3.1 Navigation with KeyboardChapter 4 On-Screen Display 4.4 OSD System 4.4.1 HDCP StatusPage 4.4.2 Hotkey Chapter 4 On-Screen DisplayPage 4.4.3 Hotmouse Chapter 4 On-Screen DisplayPage 4.4.4 Quad Mode Chapter 4 On-Screen DisplayPage 4.4.5 Win Mode Chapter 4 On-Screen DisplayPage Chapter 4 On-Screen Display 4.4.6 OSD Position4.4.7 OSD Language Page4.4.8 Security Levels Chapter 4 On-Screen DisplayPage Page OSD POSITION/WIN MODEChapter 4 On-Screen Display NAME 1-4/ KEYBOARD/MOUSE/EDID/DDCChapter 4 On-Screen Display 4.4.9 Disable ChannelHOTKEY/HOTMOUSE/QUAD MODE Page4.4.10 Control Chapter 4 On-Screen DisplayPage Chapter 4 On-Screen Display PageDCP control Chapter 4 On-Screen Display PageFor an introduction to the DEVICE CONTROL PROTOCOL DCP, see Appendix E Chapter 4 On-Screen Display PageExample of DCP synchronization Chapter 4 On-Screen Display PageTable 4-1. Maximum security levels 5.2 START Chapter 5 OSD Mode5. OSD Mode 5.1 Current PageChapter 5 OSD Mode NOTE All settings also possible via Hotmouse Menu5.3 PiP PageFigure 5-4. Triple gap Figure 5-5. Triple no gap Chapter 5 OSD ModePage Figure 5-6. Triple tileChapter 5 OSD Mode PiP display mode singlePage Chapter 5 OSD Mode Single scan Figure 5-10. Single scan modePage Chapter 5 OSD Mode 5.4 Win Mode5.5 Test Pattern PageChapter 5 OSD Mode PageFigure 5-14. Test patterns 6.2 Recall Chapter 6 OSD Configuration6. OSD Configuration 6.1 Backup Page= Channel 1, Modewin1, Position settings depend on the 6.3 Factory Reset/DefaultsChapter 6 OSD Configuration PageChapter 6 OSD Configuration = Off / manual switching w. warning / name Device 1Page Chapter 7 OSD Console 7. OSD Console 7.1 Video OutputPage Chapter 7 OSD Console 7.2 Keyboard7.3 Touchscreen PageChapter 7 OSD Console PageFigure 7-5. Consoletouchscreen window Calibration Chapter 7 OSD Console PageMouse button emulation 7.4 Fade Chapter 7 OSD ConsolePage Chapter 7 OSD Console 7.5 Multi Monitor7.6 Background PageChapter 7 OSD Console PageFigure 7-11. Select ColorConsoleBackgroundImage selected 7.7 EDID Display of Monitor Data Chapter 7 OSD ConsolePage Chapter 8 OSD Video 8. OSD Video 8.1 Input Status Display Video FormatsPage Chapter 8 OSD Video 8.2 DVI/VGA8.3 Rotation Page8.4 Cropping Chapter 8 OSD VideoPage 8.5 Brightness/Contrast with Analog Input Only Chapter 8 OSD VideoPage 8.7 Screen Width with Analog Input Only Chapter 8 OSD VideoPage Chapter 8 OSD Video 8.8 Phase with Analog Input Only8.9 Format PageFigure 8-11. Wide-screen monitor in Quad mode Chapter 8 OSD VideoPage Chapter 8 OSD Video Full-screen mode Figure 8-12. PiP mode for wide-screen monitorsFull-screen is positioned on the left-hand side in PiP mode PageChapter 9 OSD Computer 9. OSD Computer 9.1 Channel MappingPage 9.2 Audio Chapter 9 OSD ComputerPage Chapter 9 OSD Computer 9.3 NameNOTE You can also open this window with the hotkeys HK + -/+ PageChapter 9 OSD Computer 9.4 Keyboard9.5 Mouse PageChapter 9 OSD Computer 9.6 Reset PS/29.7 EDID/DDC PageChapter 9 OSD Computer PageFigure 9-8. ComputerEDIDDDC/Mode screen Chapter 9 OSD Computer PageFigure 9-9. EDIDEDID/DDC screen Chapter 9 OSD Computer PageENTER/SELECT Chapter 10 OSD-USB Device 10. OSD-USB Device 10.1 USB Port StatusPage 10.2 Switching Mode Chapter 10 OSD-USB DevicePage 10.3 Change Device Name Chapter 10 OSD-USB DevicePage Chapter 11 OSD Help 11. OSD HelpPage 12.1 Activating the Hotmouse Cursor Chapter 12 Hotmouse12. Hotmouse Page12.2 Hotmouse Cursor in Full-Screen Mode/Quad Mode Chapter 12 HotmousePage 12.3 Hotmouse Cursor in PiP Mode Chapter 12 HotmousePage 12.4 Hotmouse Cursor in Win Mode Chapter 12 HotmousePage Page 12.5 Hotmouse Menu 12.5.1 Activating/OperatingChapter 12 Hotmouse Channel 2 needs to be resizedChapter 12 Hotmouse PageOperating 12.5.2 Mode-Quad, Full, PiP, or Win Chapter 12 HotmousePage Figure 12-17. Full-Screen mode Hotmouse menu-PIP mode Chapter 12 HotmousePage Chapter 12 Hotmouse PageFigure 12-20. Triple tile Win mode Chapter 12 HotmousePage 13.2 Shipping and Packaging Chapter 13 Troubleshooting13. Troubleshooting 13.1 Contacting Black Box PageAppendix A Keyboard Commands Appendix A. Keyboard CommandsPage Appendix A Keyboard Commands Open USB device switch menuPage Appendix B Device Configuration Program Appendix B. Device Configuration ProgramPage Appendix B Device Configuration Program SettingsPage Appendix B Device Configuration Program PageFigure B-4. Navigation screen Uploading a background image Storing a configuration Appendix B Device Configuration ProgramFigure B-5. Uploading a background image to the ServSwitch 4Site Flex PageFigure B-7. Loading a configuration Appendix B Device Configuration ProgramFigure B-6. Storing a configuration Loading a configuration PageAppendix C Update ServSwitch 4site Flex Firmware Appendix C Update ServSwitch 4site Flex FirmwarePage Appendix C Update ServSwitch 4site Flex Firmware Figure C-2. Update firmware screenPage Appendix D Serial Cable Appendix D. Serial CablePage Appendix E DCP-XML Remote Control Appendix E. DCP-XML Remote ControlPage Appendix F Supported Touchscreen Controller Appendix F. Supported Touchscreen ControllerPage Appendix G Supported Video Input Appendix G. Supported Video InputPage Appendix G Supported Video Input PageTable G-1 Continued. Video input display video formats Appendix H Supported Video Output Appendix H. Supported Video OutputPage Appendix H Supported Video Output PageTable H-1 Continued. Video output display video formats Appendix I Cascading Appendix I. CascadingPage Page Black Box Tech Support FREE! Live. 24/7 Tech support the way it should beAbout Black Box