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HDC14209 Rev. 1.3
DK22D/P/H/PD-3 • DK42D/DU/P/PU/H/HU-3 • DK82DU/PU/HU-3
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QUICK INSTALLATION GUIDE
Objectives
• This guide includes instructions for installing HSL
DK22D/P/H/PD-3, DK42D/DU/P/PU/H/HU-3, DK82DU/PU/HU-3
KVM devices.
• A KVM allows sharing keyboard, video, mouse, audio and USB peripherals between multiple computers.
• For further assistance please refer to HSL website: http://www.highseclabs.com
General
• Verify that all peripherals and computers are turned off prior to
connecting them to the product.
• The KVM’s back panel is divided into Console Ports and
Computer Ports sections.
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Connect peripherals which are due to be shared by the KVM
to the Console ports.
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Connect each computer that requires access to the shared
peripherals to a Computer port group.
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Make sure that every computer is connected to a separate
Computer port group.
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Computer port group numbers are represented by push
buttons on the product’s front panel.
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Switch peripherals between computers by pressing the push
buttons on the product’s front panel.
Quick Installation Guide
2/4/8 Ports High Security Dual-Head KVM Switches
DK42DU-3 Model is shown
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Connect peripherals to the
KVM Console ports:
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Keyboard:
Connect either a USB or PS/2
keyboard to the corresponding KVM
console keyboard port.
•
Video:
Connect two monitors to the
KVM console video ports.
•
Mouse:
Connect either a USB or PS/2
mouse to the corresponding KVM
console mouse port.
•
Audio peripherals:
Connect
headphones / speakers to the KVM
console audio-out port.
•
USB peripherals:
Connect USB
peripherals to the KVM console fUSB port.
Note:
Authentication devices such as
smartcard and biometric readers are enabled
by default, other devices must be explicitly
whitelisted – for further information please
refer to the KVM Administrator’s guide.
Connect computers to the KVM
Computer ports:
•
Computer keyboard & mouse
connection:
Connect each computer to
the KVM keyboard & mouse computer
port using a USB A to USB B cable.
Connect the USB A end to the computer
and the USB B end to KVM.
•
Computer video connection:
Connect
both computer’s display cards to the
KVM computer video ports using the
corresponding video cable
(VGA/HDMI/DVI/DP).
•
Computer audio connection:
Connect each computer to the KVM
audio-in port using an audio cable.
Connect one end of the cable to the
computer’s audio-out port using the
1/8" (3.5mm) stereo plug. Connect the
other end of the audio cable to the KVM
audio-in computer port.
•
Computer USB peripherals:
Connect
each computer to the KVM fUSB
computer port using a USB A to USB B
cable. Connect the USB A end to the
computer and the USB B end to KVM.
Power ON your system:
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Power ON the monitor:
Make sure
that the monitor is turned ON prior to
powering ON the KVM.
•
Power ON the system:
Connect all
peripherals and computers to the KVM
prior to powering it up. Power ON
the KVM by plugging it to the AC wall
outlet. By default, after product power-
up, the active channel will be computer
#1, indicated by the applicable front
panel push button LED lit.
Note:
Power ON self-test: As the product
powers-up it performs a self-test procedure.
In case of self- test failure for any reason,
including jammed buttons, the product will be
Inoperable. Self-test failure will be indicated by
abnormal LED behavior – for further information
please refer to the KVM setup guide.
Switching between computers:
• Switch between computers by pressing
the corresponding front panel button
on the KVM. The front panel button of
the selected computer will illuminate.
