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TLX24 Matrix Switch Product Manual          

thinklogical

 

Rev. C, August, 2016 

port  supports 

10Gbps 

bandwidth,  preserving  signal  integrity  to  provide 

uncompressed,  high  resolution 

video 

with no  artifacts,  latency  or  lost frames. Thinklogical’s re-clocking technology  ensures that  every 

video and data stream is delivered in perfect synchronization.

 

SECURITY 

Creating physical separation between potential threats (users) and the target (secure data) is essential 
to a secure system design. Thinklogical’s system permits users to 

access sources up to 80 kilometers 

away,  with  no  performance  degradation

.  System  administrators  can  safeguard  sources  in  a 

centralized  location,  allowing  users  to  maintain  remote  access  to  the  sources,  but  with  no  means  to 
breach the system, either accidentally or intentionally (such as downloading sensitive information onto a 
USB drive).

 

PARTITIONED AND RESTRICTED SWITCHING 

To

 

protect data between multiple networks

, partitioning allows the switch resources to be divided to 

support  more  than  one  network  without  allowing  switching  between  networks.  Restricted  switching 
allows the administrator to manage access on a port-by-port basis. Partitioned and restricted switching is 
enabled through the switch’s firmware, which means a threat would have to physically access the switch 
to tamper with the settings

Note:  Partitioning  and  Restricted  Switching  security  features  are  only  available  with 
fiber-optic  Matrix  Switch  applications.  CATx  Matrix  Switching  applications  do  not  offer 
the same level of security.

 

SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY 

TLX Extension Systems have a simple transmit and receive design. The TLX Transmitter connects to the 
source  to  receive  video,  audio  and  peripheral  data.  Utilizing 

Thinklogical’s  proprietary  multiplexing 

technology,  the  data  is  transmitted  over  fiber  through  10Gbps  SFP+  technology  for  up  to  80 
kilometers, or over CATx cable for up to 100m

. At the TLX Receiver, Thinklogical de-multiplexes the 

data stream to deliver uncompressed, high resolution video, audio and peripheral data at the end-

user’s 

workstation.  

TLX extension systems are highly configurable to suit the requirements of any application. Extenders are 
configurable  to  support 

up  to  4K  video  (4096x2160)  @  60Hz,  full  duplex  stereo  audio,  serial  (RS-

232), USB HID, USB 2.0 (480Mbps) and 10/100/1000 Network

. The TLX design offers support for both 

HDMI  1.4  and  DisplayPort  1.2  connector  types  in  a  single  extender

,  with  full  support  for  HDCP 

content.  

Additionally, TLX extension systems support embedded audio, with the ability to de-embed audio at the 
receiver. All extenders are equipped with an additional output for a local display, as well as an Ethernet 
port for configuration management and updates.  

For high-availability applications, redundant fiber path configurations are also available.  

The  TLX  extension  systems  are 

compatible  with  a  full  line  of  scalable,  non-blocking  TLX 

matrix switches

, ranging from 12 to 640 ports.

 

Summary of Contents for TXL24

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Page 2: ...0 U S A Telephone 1 203 647 8700 All trademarks and service marks are property of their respective owners Subject TLX24 10G Matrix Switch Product Manual Revision Rev C August 2016 Website www thinklog...

Page 3: ...Serial RS 232 Interfaces 12 Port Numbering 12 The Digital Crosspoint Switch 12 The TLX24 Matrix Switch Part Numbering 13 THE TLX24 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 13 SECTION 2 SET UP AND INSTALLATION 14 Cont...

Page 4: ...ry Information 24 Product Serial Number 24 Connection to the Product 24 SECTION 4 THINKLOGICAL SUPPORT 25 Customer Support 25 Website 25 Email 25 Telephone 26 Fax 26 Product Support 26 Warranty 26 Ret...

Page 5: ...nd video matrix switching capabilities to be placed on the Unified Capabilities Approved Product List UC APL under the Video Distribution System VDS category Governments entertainment scientific and i...

Page 6: ...ls Throughout this manual you will notice certain symbols that bring your attention to important information These are Notes and Warnings Examples are shown below Note Important Notes appear in blue t...

Page 7: ...es mission critical dependability and unrivalled signal integrity Being protocol agnostic the switch supports DVI SDI HD SDI Dual link DVI Dual link SDI USB HID USB 2 0 and audio Thinklogical s TLX24...

Page 8: ...s or CATx cables or dual displays up to 4096x2160 30Hz with full 4 4 4 color depth Dual displays up to 4096x2160 60Hz with full 4 4 4 color depth over four fibers or CATx cables Dual connectors on TLX...

Page 9: ...Switching security features are only available with fiber optic Matrix Switch applications CATx Matrix Switching applications do not offer the same level of security SYSTEM FUNCTIONALITY TLX Extensio...

Page 10: ...Page 4 TLX24 Matrix Switch Product Manual thinklogical Rev C August 2016...

Page 11: ...o two KVM extenders in a single rack unit with redundant and hot swappable power supplies or from our more compact space saving designs for desktop applications Each TLX Chassis accommodates the full...

Page 12: ...o end routing of video and peripheral signals over multi mode or single mode fiber optic cable or CATx cable thus minimizing critical rack space Thinklogical s TLX24 10G Matrix Switch includes A 1 RU...

Page 13: ...p rubber feet included under desk mounting brackets Kit ENCA000797 available or rack mount it using the supplied EIA 19 mounting brackets In any mounting configuration the front panel should be visibl...

Page 14: ...Network Mask Gateway MAC Address Program Network IP Address Network Mask Gateway Reboot Power Off Alarms Displayed on the LCD Temperature 0 OK 1 exceeds 70 Celsius Card 0 OK 1 software or hardware fai...

Page 15: ...y selection of an unilluminated DESTINATION while a SOURCE is selected illuminated will cause that SOURCE to be connected to the DESTINATION Pressing a DESTINATION while illuminated which means it is...

Page 16: ...er Supply Pg 22 THE PROCESSOR i MX 6 QUAD Freescale The Processor platform key features ARM Cortex A9 MPCore 4 x CPU Memory Interfaces 64 Bit DDR3 1066 SD Memory Card Specification v3 0 including high...

Page 17: ...ary IP address 16 bits set to 0 16 bits port number list starts from 1 not 0 16 bits key code in bits 0 7 0x00 and 0xff are ignored SNMP SUPPORT The switch can be monitored via SNMP Simple Network Man...

Page 18: ...2 Linux Command Console Console Baud Rate 115200 Data Bits 8 Parity none Stop Bits 1 Flow Control none DB9 DCE A straight cable is needed to connect to a PC not a null modem ASCII API RS232 Baud Rate...

Page 19: ...Weight 15 lbs 6 80 kg Weight Hybrid 11 4 lbs 5 17 kg Shipping Weight 15 lbs 6 80 kg Weight CATx 11 0 lbs 5 00 kg Shipping Weight 15 lbs 6 80 kg Ports 24 fiber or 24 CATx or 12 fiber 12 CATx Operating...

Page 20: ...ealed with a removable dust plug Step 3 Verify that the power supply is fully seated in the chassis and that the locking latch is secure Step 4 When the device has been inspected and found to be in su...

Page 21: ...odules that serve as the fiber optic couplers for the fiber cables to and from the Thinklogical transmitter and receiver extenders Individual cards can be removed for easy access to the SFP modules Th...

Page 22: ...r optic cable requires special handling A small speck of dust or a scratch to the ferrule tip the end of the connector can attenuate the optical signal rendering the cable inoperable Warning The ends...

Page 23: ...trix Switch Product Manual thinklogical Rev C August 2016 TLX Extender Fiber Optic Cable Configurations SINGLE VIDEO MODULES DUAL VIDEO MODULES Note On Dual Video models SFPs 1 2 are Video 1 and SFPs...

Page 24: ...sions of CATx category 5 5a 6 6a etc cables on the market Thinklogical recommends using a minimum of CAT6 for your TLX320 KVM Matrix Switch and Extension System CAT6a 23 AWG recommended All cables CAT...

Page 25: ...using standard cables Power can then be applied to the unit The Receiver then connects to the TLX24 using fiber optic cable Multi mode fiber for distances up to 400m Single mode fiber for distances b...

Page 26: ...with a carriage return CR and line feed LF or just a line feed LF The characters are not echoed The serial port is configured for 9600 baud 1 stop bit no parity and no flow control The network interf...

Page 27: ...connections they have exclusive use of the OOB PC Once they have completed their connections the OOB PC becomes available for the next user The OOB PC that has the Configurator loaded on it has a bui...

Page 28: ...p 2 Remove the power cord from the power supply module Warning Do not proceed to Step 3 until the power cord has been removed Step 3 Press the green latch in to the left with your right hand while gra...

Page 29: ...CSA C22 2 No 60950 1 03 CENELEC EN 60950 1 1st Edition 2001 LASER Safety CDRH 21CFR 1040 10 Class 1 LASER Product IEC60825 2001 Parts 1 and 2 Class 1 LASER Product Electromagnetic Interference FCC CF...

Page 30: ...commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to ra...

Page 31: ...r current product offerings support information and general information about all of the products we offer Our internet website offers product information on all current systems including technical sp...

Page 32: ...3 783 9949 Please indicate the nature of the fax on your cover sheet and provide return contact information Product Support Thinklogical s support personnel are available Monday through Friday from 8...

Page 33: ...ossible and return it with the RMA printed on the outside of the box Note DO NOT return a product to Thinklogical without a Return Merchandise Authorization Our Addresses If you have any product issue...

Page 34: ...Page 28 TLX24 Matrix Switch Product Manual thinklogical Rev C August 2016 Appendix A TLX24 ALL FIBER QUICK START GUIDE...

Page 35: ...Page 29 TLX24 Matrix Switch Product Manual thinklogical Rev C August 2016 Appendix B FPGA Program Code Upgrade Procedure...

Page 36: ...Page 30 TLX24 Matrix Switch Product Manual thinklogical Rev C August 2016 Appendix C FPGA Download Installation Procedure...

Page 37: ...and External Computer server used to manage the system must be located in a physically secure environment to which only trusted administrators have access Similarly the server used to manage the Matri...

Page 38: ...ode 34 Lower case i character code 105 i Lower case o character code 111 o Comma character code 44 Carriage Return character code 13 CR Line Feed character code 10 LF The Restricted Switching Table fi...

Page 39: ...Matrix Switches Restricted Switching Priority Scheme The following example shows a priority scheme for four levels of security managed by one TLX Matrix Switch Restricted switching is configured via f...

Page 40: ...ber and the partitions to which it belongs The configuration file for such a scenario looks like this Example VX80 Switch with four distinct partitions Four partitions set up for secure routing and ex...

Page 41: ...l access to the Switch is required therefore the Switch should be stored in a physically secure location to avoid unauthorized access 2 Using SSH access The Switch allows SSH connections to the Switch...

Page 42: ...th the following csv file Direction Number Priority I 1 2 I 2 2 O 2 2 I 42 2 O 41 2 O 42 2 I 5 1 O 5 1 I 45 1 O 45 1 The following connection rules apply SOURCE 2 can be connected only to DESTINATION...

Page 43: ...Page 37 TLX24 Matrix Switch Product Manual thinklogical Rev C August 2016 TLX24 Matrix Switch Secure Application...

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