Rose electronic Crystal View Applying Power, Adjusting Video Compensation, Installation

INSTALLATION

Step 3: Applying Power

Before applying power, set the Bright and Sharp controls on the Remote Unit completely counterclockwise (no Video compensation). Plug in the power adapter to a 110/220-volt source and to the power connector on the Remote Unit. Only use the power adapter provided with the CrystalView. The Local Units power is supplied from the CPUs Keyboard port. Power up the CPU and wait for it to completely boot-up. You should see the CPUs boot-up sequence on the KVMs monitor. The Video image quality may be poor at this point; final adjustments are performed in Step 4.

Verify that the Keyboard and Mouse function properly from the Remote Unit. On Dual Units, also verify Keyboard and Mouse functionality on the Local Units KVM station.

Step 4: Adjusting Video Compensation

Video compensation adjustments are usually only required if your cable length exceeds 300 feet.

Start an application, (preferably a windows application), and look at the right edge of large horizontal objects such as title bars and if there is black smearing on this edge, the Video is under compensated. Rotate the Sharp control clockwise until the smearing disappears and the edge starts to become very bright. At this point, the Units’ Video is overcompensated. Rotate the Sharp control counterclockwise until the edge has no smearing or over brightness. The Video compensation is now adjusted correctly for the cable length used in your system.

The Bright control adjusts the brightness of the overall picture. Adjust the Bright control to suit your needs. The Sharp control may have to be slightly readjusted after adjusting the Bright control.

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CrystalView Installation and Operations Manual