Specifications

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Table of Content

■ Introduction

Overview……………...……………………………....1

Features………………….………………………..….2

■ Installations

Console Connection……………….………………...3

Computers Connection……………….……….….…5

Initial Power-up……………….………………..…….6

■ Operations

Front Panel operation…………...…………...…..….7

Hot-key commands…...…………...……………..….7

■ Appendices

Specifications………………..……………………...10

Troubleshooting..………………..……….…………11

Other KVM Switch………..…………...……………13

Please read this manual thoroughly

and follow the Installation procedures to

prevent any damage to the MyHopper or any

connecting device.

Summary of content (8 pages)

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Table of Content ■ Introduction Overview……………...……………………………....1 Features………………….………………………..….2 ■ Installations Console Connection……………….………………...3 Computers Connection……………….……….….…5 Initial Power-up……………….………………..…….6 ■ Operations Front Panel operation…………...…………...…..….7 Hot-key commands…...…………...……………..….7 ■ Appendices Specifications………………..……………………...10 Troubleshooting..………………..……….…………11 Other KVM Switch………..…………...
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----------------- Introduction Overview The MyHopper KMH2 and KMH4 are computer switches that allows access to two or four IBM compatible computers respectively from one PS/2 keyboard, mouse and monitor. Switching between computers is as easy as pressing the push button or entering hot-key commands from your keyboard. There is no interface card and software to install and the MyHopper is independent of the computer operating system.
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-----------------Installation The figure 2 shows 4-port MyHopper console connection. Console Connection Turn your computers off. Connect a PS/2 keyboard to the mini-DIN-6 port marked with “Keyboard” and a PS/2 mouse to the mini-DIN-6 port marked with “Mouse”. Then connect your VGA monitor cable directly to the HD-DB-15 port as shown in figure 1 for 2-port MyHopper.
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Computers Connection Initial Power-up MyHopper comes with complete cable sets facilitating computer connection. One side of the cable has an HDB-15 connector and the other side has three connectors (one HDB-15 and two mini-DIN6s). The PC 1 ~ PC 4 marks on the MyHopper are for computer connection as shown in figure 3. Make sure all computers and the MyHopper are powered down during installation. You may power up the computers after installation,. The MyHopper can be powered from the computers.
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----------------- Operations Front Panel operation You may switch to a different computer by pressing the front panel push-button directly or by issuing hot-key commands. The front-panel LED illuminates indicating the active port. The LED flashes while in either Auto Scan or Manual Scan mode. Should you encounter any keyboard or mouse problem, press and hold down the push-button for 3 seconds to initialize the keyboard and mouse.
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after MyHopper loses power, i.e., all connected computers are turned off. To adjust keyboard typematic rate (characters/sec), this setting over-rides that of BIOS and any operating system: left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F4 There are four options: 10, 15, 20 and 30 characters/sec. NOTE: The keyboard typematic Rate is set to default of 10 characters/sec when MyHopper loses all power sources, i.e., all connected computers are turned off.
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Troubleshooting Ensure that all cables are well seated. Check that keyboard/mouse cables are not swapped. Label the cables for each computer to avoid confusion when connected to the MyHopper. Symptom Causes Keyboard or Improper power-up Press and hold down the Scan Rate was All connecting Set the Scan Time again set to 30 sec and keep at least one computers are and becomes 3 powered off. sec. computer on all the time. MyHopper resets. Solutions mouse does not sequence.
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Other KVM Switches Package Contents: ▓ The complete KMH2 contains: Other high-performance KVM switches Model/Part Number List Console 1-port 1-port 1-port 2-port 1-port 2-port Computer 2-port 4-port 4-port 8-port 16-port 16-port No OSD OSD model Rack-mount kit KNV102 KNV104 KNV104D KNV108 KNV108D KNV2108D KNV116D KNV2116D RMK04 RMK08 RMK08 RMK16 RMK16 -OSD: advanced On-Screen Display interface enabling you to assign PC names, access PCs by the names.