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Rose electronic Crystal View Local Unit to Remote Unit Cable, Serial Cables, Audio Cables

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CrystalView to Rose switch Cable

MODELS/CABLES

CrystalView to Rose switch Cable

To connect a CrystalView Unit to a Rose switch such as a ServeView, UltraMatrix or UltraView, use Rose cable part number CAB-CX0606Cnnn. This cable is configured with a DB25M connector on one end and a VGA connector, PS/2 Keyboard and PS/2 Mouse connector on the other end. A HD15 gender changer (included) must be used on the Video connector.

Local Unit to Remote Unit Cable

To connect the Local Unit to the Remote Unit, use up to 1,000 feet of standard CAT-5 UTP/STP “solid core” cable terminated with RJ45 connectors. Connect this cable into the “Twisted Pair Link” connector on the local and remote unit.

CrystalView has been tested with all major makes of CAT-5 cables, including BICC-VERO®, Mohawk® and AT&T®.

CrystalView has also been tested on CAT-3 cable and on pairs within a 25-pair UTP trunk cable.

Serial Cables

CrystalView models with the serial option are configured with (DCE) DB9 female connector on the Local Unit and (DTE) DB9 male connector on the Remote Unit. A standard DB9 Male-Female cable is used between the Local Unit and the CPUs DB9 serial port.

Typical applications for the serial link are touchscreens, serial printers and industrial controls. If a null-modem cable is required, it must be connected to the remote units serial connector.

Audio Cables

CrystalView models with the audio option are configured with two 3.5mm stereo jacks on both the Local and Remote Unit. Standard 3.5mm stereo audio cables are used to connect between the Local Units “Line In” connector and a sound card’s “Line Out” connector. The Remote Units “Line Out” connects to a pair of computer speakers.

See Appendix C. Parts and Cables for a list of cable part numbers.

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CrystalView Installation and Operations Manual

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Rose electronic Crystal View operation manual Local Unit to Remote Unit Cable, Serial Cables, Audio Cables, Models/Cables

Contents

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL FOR SERIAL/AUDIO MODEL LIMITED WARRANTY LIMITED WARRANTY MAC is the trademark of Macintosh CorpFCC/IC STATEMENTS, EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY EUROPEAN UNION DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYContents TABLE of CONTENTSFigures TablesTABLE of CONTENTS AppendixesStep 1- Set Jumpers Quick Start GuideQUICK START Step 2 - Connect Local Units Cables QUICK STARTStep 3 - Connect Remote Units Cables QUICK STARTStep 4- Connect CAT-5 Cable QUICK STARTRemote Unit Step 5 - Adjust the Video CompensationQUICK START Introduction INTRODUCTIONFeatures INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION CompatibilityTable 1. Compatibility Package Contents The package contents consists of the followingRose Electronics Web Site About this ManualSystem Overview SYSTEM OVERVIEWSYSTEM OVERVIEW See Table 3 for the ”Hot Key” summaryFigure 1. Typical Installation SYSTEM OVERVIEWCrystalView Models CrystalView CablesMODELS/CABLES Figure 2. CrystalView Serial/Audio ModelLocal Unit to Remote Unit Cable Serial CablesAudio Cables CrystalView to Rose switch CableFigure 3. CrystalView Rear Connectors INPUTS/OUTPUTSStep 1 Setting the Cable Length Jumpers InstallationINSTALLATION INSTALLATION TIP If you are using a cable that is close to the top end of the cable length range and a Video resolution of 1024 x 768 or higher, you may achieve better Video quality by selecting the jumper settings for the next higher cable length range. For example, if your CAT5 cable length is 250 feet, you might achieve better Video quality if you set jumpers JP3, JP4, and JP5 to the 301 - 600 setting. Likewise, if you are at a cable length of 500 feet, a setting of 601 - 1,000 might provide a better Video qualityFigure 4. CrystalView Remote PCB w/Daughter board INSTALLATIONStep 2 Connecting the Cables INSTALLATIONINSTALLATION Step 3 Applying PowerStep 4 Adjusting Video Compensation INSTALLATION See Appendix C. Parts and CablesInstalling Serial Devices INSTALLATIONInstalling Audio Devices INSTALLATIONUser Selectable Settings SwitchTable 2. SW1 Switch Setting FunctionDual, serial/audio model specific notes INSTALLATIONKVM Switching Operating Instructions- All UnitsOperating Instructions - Dual Unit OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSPrivate Mode Dual model only Out-of-Sync MouseRe-initialize Mouse Command Null Mouse CommandEnter Private Mode Dual models only Reset Keyboard/MouseSend Null Mouse Command Hot Key SummaryTroubleshooting TROUBLESHOOTINGPC boots with no error messages but Keyboard does not work PC always comes up with a Keyboard error message at bootTROUBLESHOTING PS/2 Mouse cursor appears on the screen, but Mouse does not workSystem does not detect PS/2 Mouse or application cannot find Mouse Mouse movement is erraticVideo Picture is not sharp or is smeared Each character separates into overlapping red, green and blue pixelsOnly Video is required, but no picture appears TROUBLESHOOTINGNo sound at the remote units speakers or headphones A constant vertical wobble appears down the screenPicture on monitor is black and white, not color TROUBLESHOTINGService Information SERVICE INFORMATIONMaintenance and Repair Technical SupportSafety SAFETYSafety and EMC Regulatory Statements Safety InformationGrounding ServicingInformations concernant la sécurité SAFETYSafety and EMC Regulatory Statements Appendix A. General Specifications APPENDIXESAPPENDIXES Appendix A1. Serial Option SpecificationsAppendix A2. Audio Option Specifications Appendix B. UTP/STP Connection Wire ColorWire Pair APPENDIXESAppendix C. Parts and Cables Part NumberDescription APPENDIXESAPPENDIXES Appendix D. Firmware UpdatesAppendix E. Video Compensation Appendix F. Rack Mount Instructions APPENDIXESAppendix G. Rack Mount Illustration APPENDIXESGlossary GLOSSARYIndex INDEX