Rose Electronics CrystalView DVI Fiber - Manual (Page 16)

OPERATION
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CRYSTALVIEW DVI FIBER INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL
Operating instructions
Operation of your computer is no different than having your keyboard,
monitor, and mouse connected directly to the computer. All functions,
applications, upgrades and other items can be done normally. The only
difference is the computer can be up to 33,000 feet away.
Local access on the CrystalView DVI Fiber allows an additional KVM station
to be connected to the transmitter. The CPU can easily be operated from the
remote KVM station or the local KVM station but not simultaneously.
The transmitter or local unit is active during boot-up and the connected CPUs
video is displayed on both the local and remote KVM stations monitor. To
activate the remote KVM station, simply press any key on the remote KVM
stations keyboard. Control is passed to the remote KVM station. To activate
the local KVM station, press any key on the KVM station’s keyboard.
The dual video models have the capability of connecting the transmitter to two
video sources. The two video sources are sent to the receiver and displayed
on its two video monitors. Video source one should be connected to the
computer’s primary DVI video port that is associated with the keyboard and
mouse.
NOTE:
The USB models only support USB keyboards and mice. Other USB
devices such as Touch Screen, graphic tablets, Barcode readers or
similar devices are supported but not guaranteed. Scanners, web cams,
USB drives, etc are not supported. The CrystalView DVI Fiber (USB
models) will only support two USB devices at the same time.
DDC Information
By default, the CrystalView DVI Fiber uses its own internal DDC table. In
some configurations it may be necessary to redefine the source of the DDC
information. The CrystalView DVI Fiber can use the internal DDC table, the
DDC information from the local video, or download the DDC information from
the remote video monitor. To modify the source of the DDC information,
perform the following internal adjustments to the local unit. Adjustments are
made on the local unit to use the default DDC information, the LOCAL
monitor’s DDC information, or the REMOTE monitor’s DDC information.