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CM1164A / CM1284

Mul-View KVMP™ Switch

User Manual

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Cm1164a cm1284 1
Compliance statements 2
Online registration 4
Telephone support 4
User information 4
User notice 4
For information about all aten products and how they can help you connect without limits visit aten on the web or contact an aten authorized reseller visit aten on the web for a list of locations and telephone numbers 5
Product information 5
Package contents 6
Basic operation 7
Contents 7
Hardware setup 7
Introduction 7
Hotkey operation 8
Osd operation 8
Rs 232 operation 8
System maintenance 9
Appendix 10
About this manual 11
Conventions 12
Manual visit http www aten com global en 12
Or removed since the release of this manual for an up to date user 12
The product may be updated with features and functions added improved 12
This manual uses the following conventions 12
Chapter 1 13
Introduction 13
Overview 13
Features 15
Refer to the table below to prepare the required devices equipment and cables to set up a cm1164a cm1284 system 17
Requirements 17
An ir extension cable is available for the multi view kvmp switch but is sold separately to purchase the ir extension cable contact your aten dealer and refer to the item s part number 2xrt 0003g 18
Operating systems 18
Optional equipment 18
Supported operating systems are shown in the table below 18
6 7 8 9 19
Cm1164a cm1284 front view 19
Components 19
Cm1164a rear view 21
Cm1284 rear view 22
Ir remote control 23
Chapter 2 25
Hardware setup 25
Rack mounting 26
Cm1164a 28
Installation 28
Single station installation 28
Chapter 2 hardware setup 29
Single station installation diagram 29
Daisy chain installation diagram 31
Cascade installation diagram 33
Chapter 2 hardware setup 33
Cm1164a primary unit 33
Secondary unit secondary unit secondary unit secondary unit 33
Cm1284 34
Single station installation 34
Single station installation diagram 35
Daisy chain installation diagram 37
4x4 multi view 39
Cascade installation diagram 39
Chapter 2 hardware setup 39
Cm1284 rear 39
This page intentionally left blank 40
Basic operation 41
Chapter 3 41
Identifying the source device 41
Overview 41
Front panel pushbuttons 43
Switching 43
Led display 44
Hotkey switching 45
Ir remote switching 45
Osd switching 46
Boundless switching 47
Multiview monitor layout rule 47
Quarter chain 2 x 2 layout 48
Row chain horz layout 48
Tier chain vert layout 48
Extended desktops 49
A full screen view displays one computer in full extension 56
Display modes 56
Full screen 56
Method action description 56
Multi view kvmp switch user manual 56
Note in a cm1284 system display 2 supports full screen mode only 56
You can view multiple computers connected to the multi view kvmp switch on the same screen in different layout by setting the display mode this section introduces you to different display modes and ways of switching to them 56
Chapter 3 basic operation 57
Method action description 57
A quad view displays four computers on the monitor in equal sized windows 58
Method action description 58
Multi view kvmp switch user manual 58
Quad view 58
A dual pip view shows 2 computers on the monitor with one as the main display and the other overlapping the main display in an inset window 59
Chapter 3 basic operation 59
Method action description 59
Picture in picture dual 59
A triple pip view has 3 computers on the monitor with one computer as the main display and the other two overlapping the main display in inset windows 60
Method action description 60
Multi view kvmp switch user manual 60
Picture in picture triple 60
A quad pip view has 4 computers on the monitor with one computer as the main display and the other three overlapping the main display in inset windows 61
Chapter 3 basic operation 61
Method action description 61
Picture in picture quad 61
A picture on picture pop view shows 4 computers in separate windows on the monitor in editor mode you can use the console mouse to resize and re position each window on the screen 62
Method action description 62
Multi view kvmp switch user manual 62
Picture on picture 62
Chapter 3 basic operation 63
Method action description 63
Picture by picture dual 63
The picture by picture dual view displays 2 computers side by side on the monitor 63
Method action description 64
Multi view kvmp switch user manual 64
Picture by picture triple 64
The picture by picture triple view displays 3 computers side by side on the monitor 64
Chapter 3 basic operation 65
Method action description 65
Picture by picture quad 65
The picture by picture quad view displays 4 computers side by side on the monitor 65
Click and select a preset fn to save the current configuration 67
Configure the display settings as required 67
Move the console mouse to the top of the screen the quick access toolbar appears 67
Preset configuration 67
To apply a preset configuration use any of the following methods 67
To save a configuration follow the steps below 67
You can save up to 4 sets of configuration including the display mode source assignment division sizes division locations and kvm audio usb focus status to easily toggle between different display configurations 67
Chapter 4 69
Hotkey operation 69
Open the osd menu 69
The hotkey setting mode 70
Hotkeys list 71
Auto scanning 75
Auto scanning display modes 75
This page intentionally left blank 76
Chapter 5 77
Osd operation 77
Overview 77
The quick access toolbar 77
The editor mode 79
Accessible and the hotkeys functionality will be disabled 80
Configure and adjust the display as required you can do the following when the editor mode is enabled 80
Note when the editor mode is enabled the osd menu will not be 80
When you finish configuring click to quit the editor mode 80
The osd menu 81
Password protection 82
System settings 83
The following settings are available in the osd menu default settings are indicated in bold 83
Chapter 6 89
Overview 89
Rs 232 operation 89
Sa0141 89
Rs 232 pin assignments 90
Refer to the following table for details on verification messages that appear in the command line after entering a command 91
Rs 232 commands 91
This section lists the rs 232 commands and provides information on command syntax 91
Verification messages 91
Log in 92
Logout 93
Open close rs 232 link 94
Switch port 95
Switch port kvm focus only 96
Switch port usb peripherals focus only 97
Switch port audio focus only 98
Daisy chained boundless switching 99
Pip mode 100
Pbp mode 101
Pop mode 102
Command control enter 103
Command control1 control2 control3 control4 enter 103
For example to set quad view mode to the default settings type the following 103
For example to set quad view mode you must configure the four channels as follows 103
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 103
Quad c1p1 c2p2 c3p3 c4p4 enter 103
Quad default enter 103
Quad view mode 103
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 103
The quad view mode command allows you to change the quad view display mode settings type your command in the following format 103
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 103
Change display mode 104
Command control enter 104
Display quad enter 104
For example to set the quad display mode type the following 104
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 104
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 104
The change display mode command allows you to change the display mode being used type your command in the following format 104
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 104
Chn p1 off enter 105
Chn p4 on enter 105
Command control control enter 105
For example to set disable the video output of port 4 type the following 105
For example to set enable the video output of port 1 type the following 105
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 105
Port disable 105
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 105
The port disable command allows you to disable a ports display from being shown type your command in the following format 105
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 105
Command control enter 106
For example to change the osd language to traditional chinese type the following 106
Lang tc enter 106
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 106
Osd language 106
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 106
The osd language command allows you to change the osd language setting type your command in the following format 106
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 106
Command control enter 107
For example to change the keyboard language layout to japanese type the following 107
Keyboard language layout 107
Layout jp enter 107
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 107
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 107
The keyboard language layout command allows you to change the keyboard language layout type your command in the following format 107
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 107
Command control control1 enter 108
For example to change port 2 s operating system to auto detect type the following 108
For example to change port 3 s operating system to mac type the following 108
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 108
Os p2 auto enter 108
Os p3 mac enter 108
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 108
Set operating system 108
The set operating system command allows you to set the operating system for a port type your command in the following format 108
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 108
Auto scan 109
Command control enter 109
For example to auto scan all ports type the following 109
For example to set the scan s focus on each port for a duration of 15 seconds before continuing on type the following 109
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 109
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 109
Scan all enter 109
Scan t15 enter 109
The auto scan command allows you to set and enable auto scan mode type your command in the following format 109
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 109
Command control enter 110
For example to change port 4 s id number to computer_a type the following 110
For example to set all port id s to the factory default type the following 110
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 110
Port id display 110
Portid default enter 110
Portid pcomputer_a enter 110
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 110
The port id display command allows you to configure the port id for each port type your command in the following format 110
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 110
Command control enter 111
For example to enable password protection of the osd menu type the following 111
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 111
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 111
Security 111
Security on enter 111
The security command allows you to secure access to the osd menu with password type your command in the following format 111
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 111
Command control number enter 112
For example to switch the console to station 2 of a daisy chain type the following 112
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 112
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 112
Station 112
Station id2 enter 112
The station command allows you to switch the console focus to the next station in a daisy chain setup type your command in the following format 112
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 112
Command control enter 113
Dcc control 113
Dcc on enter 113
For example to enable dcc control type the following 113
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 113
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 113
The dcc control command allows you to set the deployment type daisy chain or cascade of your multi view kvmp switch system and if commands are applied to all cascaded secondary multi view kvmp switches type your command in the following format 113
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 113
Command control enter 114
Command control2 enter 114
For example to disable mouse emulation type the following 114
For example to enable mouse switching type the following 114
Mouse emulation 114
Msemu off enter 114
Msemu wheelon enter 114
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 114
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 114
The mouse emulation command allows you to set mouse emulation and mouse switching features type your command in the following format 114
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 114
Command control enter 115
For example to disable keyboard emulation type the following 115
For example to enable keyboard emulation type the following 115
Kbemu off enter 115
Kbemu on enter 115
Keyboard emulation 115
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 115
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 115
The keyboard emulation command allows you to enable disable the keyboard emulation feature type your command in the following format 115
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 115
Command control enter 116
For example to set the fhd edid setting type the following 116
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 116
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 116
The video dynasync command allows you to set the edid settings type your command in the following format 116
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 116
Vds fhd enter 116
Video dynasync 116
Command control enter 117
For example to enable the hardware cursor type the following 117
Hardware cursor 117
Hc on enter 117
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 117
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 117
The hardware cursor command allows you to enable disable the hardware cursor feature type your command in the following format 117
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 117
Activate beeper 118
Beeper on enter 118
Command control enter 118
For example to enable the beeper type the following 118
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 118
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 118
The activate beeper command allows you to enable disable the beeper function type your command in the following format 118
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 118
Command control enter 119
For example to change the hsm invoke key to ctrl f12 type the following 119
For example to enable the hotkey function type the following 119
Hotkey f12 enter 119
Hotkey on enter 119
Hotkey setting 119
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 119
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 119
The hotkey setting command allows you to enable disable and change the hotkey used to invoke the hsm hotkey setting mode type your command in the following format 119
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 119
Osd hotkey 120
Command control enter 121
For example to enable power on detection type the following 121
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 121
Pod on enter 121
Power on detection 121
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 121
The power on detection command allows you to enable disable the power on detection feature type your command in the following format 121
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 121
Command control enter 122
Fn default enter 122
Fn key 122
Fn save1 enter 122
For example to save the display setting and current port focus as fn1 type the following 122
For example to set all fn keys back to the default type the following 122
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 122
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 122
The fn key command allows you to save and select fn keys for a focused ports display settings type your command in the following format 122
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 122
Command control enter 123
For example to reset the usb connection type the following 123
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 123
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 123
The usb reset command allows you to reset the usb connection type your command in the following format 123
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 123
Usb reset 123
Usbreset on enter 123
Restore default value 124
Firmware upgrade 125
Kvm status 126
Hotkey list 127
Command control enter 129
Dispb followa enter 129
Display b 129
For example to set the display b to follow with display a type the following 129
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 129
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 129
The display b command allows you to set different modes for display b type your command in the following format 129
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 129
Command control enter 130
Configuring layout for the extended desktops 130
Enabling disabling the extended desktops 130
Ext on enter 130
Extended desktops 130
Extlyt p1am p2ae p3bm p4be enter 130
Extlyt p1am p2ae p3ng p4ng enter 130
For example to configure the extended desktops layout to groupa with port 1 and port 2 and no group with port 3 and port 4 type the following 130
For example to configure the extended desktops layout to groupa with port 1 and port 2 groupb with port 3 and port 4 type the following 130
For example to enable the extended desktops function type the following 130
The extended desktops command allows you to enable disable and make configuration to the extended desktops function type your command in the following format 130
Command control enter 131
Display aspect ratio 131
For example to set the display aspect ratio to full screen type the following 131
Note 1 each command string can be separated with a space 131
Ratio full enter 131
Rs 232 command with a two second gap 131
The display aspect ratio command allows you to set display aspect ratio for quad pbp dual pbp triple and pbp quad display modes type your command in the following format 131
To avoid rs 232 command loss it is recommended to enter every 131
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Chapter 7 133
Firmware upgrades 133
System maintenance 133
When the upgrade is complete the kvm switch reboots itself 136
Backup restore 137
Powering off and restarting 140
Restoring to default settings 140
Appendix 141
General 141
Safety instructions 141
Rack mounting 143
International 144
North america 144
Technical support 144
Appendix 145
Specifications 145
Multi view kvmp switch user manual 146
Operation problems can be due to a variety of causes the first step in resolving them is to make sure that all cables are securely attached and seated completely in their sockets in addition updating the product s firmware may solve problems that have been discovered and resolved since the prior version was released if your product is not running the latest firmware version we strongly recommend that you upgrade for details see firmware upgrades page 121 147
Troubleshooting 147
Fn key reference 148
Use the information below as a quick reference to invoke the fn keys 148
Mac keyboard emulation 149
Note when using key combinations press and release the first key ctrl 149
The pc compatible 101 104 key keyboard can emulate the functions of the mac keyboard the emulation mappings are listed in the table below 149
Then press and release the activation key 149
Note when using key combinations press and release the first key ctrl 150
Sun keyboard emulation 150
The pc compatible 101 104 key keyboard can emulate the functions of the sun keyboard when the control key ctrl is used in conjunction with other keys the corresponding functions are shown in the table below 150
Then press and release the activation key 150
Factory default hotkeys and settings 151
Limited warranty 152

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