Black Box ACU5050A Bedienungsanleitung

ServSwitch Wizard USB Extender

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CUSTOMER

SUPPORT

INFORMA-

January 2005

ACU5050A

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SECT 1

Contents

Welcome

Introduction ................................................................................2

Supplied items .............................................................................3

Installation

Mounting a module – desk or rack ............................................4

Connections .................................................................................5

Connections at the LOCAL module........................................5

Installation Advice ..................................................................5

Video...................................................................................5

USB .....................................................................................6

Audio ..................................................................................6

Link connection(s) ..............................................................7

Optional power supply ......................................................7

Connections at the REMOTE module ....................................8

Video monitor ....................................................................8

USB devices .........................................................................8

Audio connections .............................................................9

Link connection(s) ..............................................................9

Power supply ....................................................................10

Operation

General use ................................................................................11

Power surge fuses......................................................................11

Power and activity indicators....................................................11

Signal loss compensation ..........................................................12

Video signal boost ................................................................12

Multi frequency video boost ...........................................12

High frequency video boost ............................................12

Microphone signal boost......................................................13

Further information

Troubleshooting ........................................................................14

Getting assistance......................................................................14

Radio Frequency Energy ...........................................................16

Certication notice for equipment used in Canada................17

Normas Ociales Mexicanas (NOM) electrical safety ..............18

Instrucciones de seguridad ..............................................18

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SECT 2

Welcome

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Wizard USB

Extender set. These compact modules allow

you to extend the distance between any

system and its peripherals by up to 100 metres.

In addition to transferring video signals, the

extender units provide four USB ports and

microphone input as well as stereo speaker

output.

In a straightforward setup procedure, one

module connects to the system while the other

is situated next to the user and attaches to the

various peripherals. The two modules are then

linked by one or two standard CAT-5 twisted

pair cables: one to carry video and USB data,

the other to (optionally) transfer microphone

and speaker signals.

PSU

VIDEO

SPK

MIC

USB

USB 1

USB 2

USB 3

USB 4

REMOTE

BLACK BOX

Wizard

USB

Extender

724-746-5500

LOCAL

BLACK BOX

Wizard

USB

Extender

724-746-5500

Video, USB, speaker

and microphone

connections from

host PC

Optional power supply

unit (not needed when

USB connection to PC

used)

CAT-5 cabling up to 100 metres:

First cable for video & USB data

Second cable for microphone and

speaker signals

Video monitor

port, four USB

ports, plus

microphone

and speaker

ports.

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Supplied items

USB

LOCAL

TO REMOTE

POWER

HOST

LINK

AUDIO

VIDEO

BLACK BOX

Wizard

Extender

724-746-5500

REMOTE

TO LOCAL

POWER

COMPENSATION

LINK

AUDIO

VIDEO

BLACK BOX

Wizard

USB

Extender

724-746-5500

LOCAL extender module

REMOTE extender module

Connection to

PC video output

Connection to

PC USB port

Connection to PC

microphone and

speaker ports

Connection to

video monitor

Four USB (v1.1)

ports

Connections for

microphone and

speakers

Option switches

Power supply

connection

Video

compensation

adjustment

Operation

indicators

Connections to

LOCAL module

Optional power

supply connection

Operation

indicators

Connections

to REMOTE

module

Video cable

Power supply

plus mains cable

USB cable

Audio cable

Self adhesive

rubber feet

Two rack securing

plates and four

screws

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Installation

The installation of the Wizard USB Extender set is straightforward and can best

be achieved in most cases by following these stages for each module:

• Mount the module

• Connect the cables

Mounting a module – desk or rack

The Wizard USB Extender modules can be

situated on a desk (or oor) or alternatively, for

larger installations, mounted within optional

rack mount chassis units.

Desk mount

Apply the supplied self-adhesive rubber feet to

the underside of the module(s).

Rack mount

Note: The module switches are not accessible once it is inserted into the rack,

therefore, check all settings before insertion.

1 Place the supplied rack securing plate onto the front of the module and secure

it with the two countersunk screws.

2 Orient the module on its side so that its labelled face is the correct way up and

the securing plate is facing away from the rack.

3 Slide the module into the required rack position. The rectangular cut-out in the

front upper lip of the rack allows the two screws on the module’s upper edge to

slide through.

4 The rack mount chassis has a series of holes in its oor that are spaced to

accommodate the two screws on the module’s lower edge. Ensure that the

screws correctly locate into the two holes of the chosen slot. The rack securing

plate on the module should now be ush with the front of the rack mount

chassis.

5 Use the third (pan-head) screw, in the top hole of the rack securing plate to

fasten the module to the rack.

SECT 3

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Connections

The naming of the LOCAL and REMOTE modules relate to their proximity to the

computer system.

PC User

REMOTE

BLACKBOX

Wizard

USB

Extender

724-746-5500

LOCAL

BLACK BOX

Wizard

USB

Extender

724-746-5500

Hence, the LOCAL module connects directly to the system, while the REMOTE is

at the other end of the twisted pair cable(s) and attaches to the video monitor,

USB peripherals and sound equipment.

Connections at the LOCAL module

When using the full capabilities of the Wizard USB Extender modules, the

following connections are made to the LOCAL module:

• Video - see right

• USB

• Audio

• Twisted pair link(s)

• Optional power supply

Cables can be attached in any order, not necessarily the order shown in this

section.

Note: Wherever possible, ensure that the PC system is switched off when

connecting cables.

LOCAL Module

connects to the PC

REMOTE Module

connects to the

peripherals by the user

2 Attach the other end of the video cable to the video output port of the host

PC.

Video

1 Locate the supplied video cable and attach one end to the connector

marked on the LOCAL module.

Installation Advice

• For correct operation, the local and remote units must have ground

connections. At the computer end, this is achieved by ensuring that the

computer or KVM switch that the Wizard module is connected to has a

ground connection. At the keyboard / monitor / mouse end, this can be

achieved by ensuring that the Wizard module’s power supply is connected to

a grounded power outlet. Alternatively, a ground connection will be made

via the monitor, if the monitor is itself grounded.

• Try to avoid laying the interconnect cable alongside power cables where

possible.

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USB

1 Locate the supplied USB cable and insert the smaller connector into the

LOCAL module socket marked .

2 Attach the other end of the USB cable to one of the USB sockets of the host

PC.

Note: When connected to a USB port of the PC, the LOCAL module does

not require the use of a power supply unit (the REMOTE module, however,

always requires a power supply).

Audio

1 Locate the supplied audio cable and attach one end to the required jack

socket marked (speaker) or (microphone) on the LOCAL module

(if you need to simultaneously use the speaker and microphone connections,

a second audio link cable will be needed).

2 Insert the plug at the other end of the audio cable to appropriate socket on

the PC system:

• Microphone sockets are often coloured pink

• Speaker sockets are often coloured light green.

Note: If the module is rack

mounted, the audio connection

must be made after the module

has been xed in place. Access

is required to the rear and above

the rack. Remember to remove

the audio connection before

attempting to slide out the module.

Audio connection

must be made

after mounting and

removed before

attempting to slide

the module out

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Link connection(s)

Links between the LOCAL and REMOTE modules are made via one (or two)

twisted pair cables, specied to Category 5 or higher. Ensure that the total

twisted pair cable length for each connection (including patch boxes) does not

exceed 100 metres.

• When extending only video and USB, only a single link cable is required.

• When extending video, USB and audio signals, two link cables are required.

Audio link cable

Required only when using

microphone and/or speakers.

1 Insert the connector from

the secondary twisted pair

cable link into the LOCAL

module socket marked

‘AUDIO’.

Video and USB link cable

1 Insert the connector from the

primary twisted pair cable link

into the LOCAL module socket

marked ‘USB + VIDEO’.

Optional power supply

A power supply is only required by the LOCAL module when no USB connection

is made to the USB port of the PC.

1 Attach the output connector of the power supply to the LOCAL module

socket marked ‘POWER’.

2 Insert the IEC connector of the supplied power lead into the corresponding

socket of the power supply. Connect the other end of the power lead to a

nearby mains socket.

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Connections at the REMOTE module

When using the full capabilities of the Wizard USB Extender modules, the

following connections are made to the REMOTE module:

• Video monitor - see below

• USB devices - see below

• Audio (microphone and speakers)

• Link connection(s)

• Power supply

Cables can be attached in any order, not necessarily the order shown in this

section.

Video monitor

1 Attach the lead from the monitor to the REMOTE module socket marked .

USB devices

The REMOTE module contains a USB hub that provides four separate USB 1.1

channels.

1 Attach the leads from up to four USB devices to the REMOTE module

sockets marked .

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Audio connections

Audio connections are available at the two 3.5” jack sockets mounted on the

side (same side as the switch bank) of the REMOTE module.

1 Make the required audio connections according to the corresponding

connection(s) at the LOCAL module.

• Microphone connections are made to the REMOTE module socket

marked

• Speaker connections are made to the REMOTE module socket

marked

Note: The REMOTE module provides a signal boost feature to assist with

unresponsive microphones. See Microphone signal boost for details.

Link connection(s)

Links between the REMOTE and LOCAL modules are made via one (or two)

twisted pair cables, specied to Category 5 or higher. Ensure that the total

twisted pair cable length for each connection (including patch boxes) does not

exceed 100 metres.

• When extending only video and USB, only a single link cable is required.

• When extending video, USB and audio signals, two link cables are required.

Video and USB link cable

1 Insert the connector from the

primary twisted pair cable link

into the REMOTE module socket

marked ‘USB + VIDEO’.

Audio link cable

Required only when using microphone

and/or speakers.

1 Insert the connector from the

secondary twisted pair cable

link into the REMOTE module

socket marked ‘AUDIO’.

Note: If the module is rack

mounted, the audio connection

must be made after the module

has been xed in place. Access

is required to the rear and above

the rack. Remember to remove

the audio connection before

attempting to slide out the module.

Audio connection

must be made

after mounting and

removed before

attempting to slide

the module out

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