Network Technologies ST-xU Configuring the Jumper Block, NON-OSD Touch Screen Support

Models: ST-xU

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Configuring the Jumper Block

Once the jumper block is exposed, apply a jumper across the appropriate pins to disable the desired mode(s) according to the chart below.

Pin Designation

Mode

KCMD

Command Mode*

BRDC

Broadcast Mode

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Scan Mode

*Note: Putting a jumper across pins KCMD to disable Command Mode will also disable Broadcast and Scan Modes.

 

 

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Figure 43- Configure the jumper block

Once the desired jumpers are in place, reverse the disassembly process to re-assemble the ST-xU (or ST-xU-O). Be particularly careful about connecting the ribbons back to the headers they were removed from and to fully insert the ribbons to the headers. Note: The text on the video ribbons (non-OSD version) should face the right-hand side of the case after insertion. Do not turn the power ON until all connections have been completely and properly made and the unit has been properly re-assembled.

NON-OSD TOUCH SCREEN SUPPORT

(Optional-4 and 8 port models only)

NON-OSD touch screen support allows a single touch-screen monitor, and MAC, SUN, or PS/2 mouse and keyboard to communicate directly with any PS/2 workstations connected to the switch.

The NTI ST-xU-TS includes serial cable connection ports in addition to the video and keyboard/mouse ports. The Serial ports may be used for the data communications (DATA I/O) from a VGA multi-scan monitor with touch-screen features if the monitor has touch-screen features. The Keyboard/mouse ports may alternatively be used for the data communications (DATA I/O) if a keyboard and mouse are present. At least one set of DATA I/O ports must be used, either the Serial ports, the Keyboard/mouse ports, or both. If a VGA multi-scan monitor with touch-screen features is used, then a keyboard and mouse are not necessary. If a keyboard and mouse are going to be used, then a standard VGA multi-scan monitor without touch-screen features can be used. It is also possible to use both the monitor with touch-screen features and a keyboard with mouse.

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Figure 44- Support present for touch screen monitor on ST-8U-TS-R

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Network Technologies ST-xU Configuring the Jumper Block, NON-OSD Touch Screen Support, Optional-4 and 8 port models only