Daxten VOYAGER MICRO Installation Manual

1 x Voyager Micro Remote Unit 1 x Power Adaptor 1 x Mini Screwdriver Specifications Receiver Unit Transmitter Unit PS/2 Transmitter Unit USB Cables & Connectors System RJ45 Monitor HD15F Keyboard PS/2 F Mouse PS/2 F System RJ45 Monitor HD15M Keyboard PS/2 M Mouse PS/2 M System RJ45 Monitor HD15M Keyboard & Mouse USB Plug Power 5V DC 110/240 External power adaptor From connected computer From connected computer Dimensions 89 x 46 x 25.3mm 3.5 x 1.8 x 0.9” 89 x 46 x 25.3mm 3.5 x 1.8 x 0.9” 89 x 46 x 25.3mm 3.5 x 1.8 x 0.9” Shipping weight 552g / 1.21lb 552g / 1.21lb 552g / 1.21lb System System cable CAT5/6/7 cable 2x4x24 AWG Solid Wire (Not supplied) Maximum distance 70m/230ft Mouse support 2 or 3 or 5 button PS/2, Wheel mouse, Intellimouse Explorer Operating systems All major operating systems Screen resolution Up to 1600X1200 @ 75Hz (depending on cable length) Operating temp. 0ºC to 40ºC/32ºF to 104ºF Storage temp. -40°C to 70°C/-40ºF to 158ºF Humidity 80% non condensing relative humidity © Copyright 2005. All rights reserved. Daxten, the Daxten logo, Voyager Micro and The Brains Behind KVM Switching and Sharing are trademarks of Daxten Industries. All other trademarks acknowledged. Revision 1.1

PS/2 Keyboard and PS/2 Mouse up to 70 meters away from your computer or KVM switch. The Voyager Micro is available in two models PS/2 and USB. All models of the Voyager Micro require that that the keyboard and mouse that you will use be PS/2 type. The USB model supports Windows 98 and later, SUN, SGI, MAC and other operating systems that support a USB interface. Features ¾ Allows you to control a PC from up to 70 meters away, using a single CAT 5, 6 or 7 cable. ¾ Up to 1600 x 1200 @ 75Hz (depending on distance). ¾ Advanced CAT5 technology. ¾ Plug-and-play installation. ¾ No additional software is required for operation. ¾ Transmitter available in PS/2 and USB Operation The Voyager Micro is simple to install, no software is required. Just connect the units up as described in quick setup system guide and you're ready to work. Switch the computer off before wiring up the units. Installation Before connecting your computer to the Voyager Micro Transmitter unit, please ensure that your computer is powered off. Connect your console devices to the Voyager Micro Receiver unit. Cable Requirements The Voyager Micro Transmitter unit will connect to your PCs system unit. Your keyboard, monitor and mouse will connect to the cable sockets on the end of the Voyager Micro Receiver unit. The UTP / STP interconnect cable to connect the Voyager Micro’s Transmitter and Receiver unit is not supplied with the Voyager Micro. If you do not have suitable CAT 5, 6 or 7 UTP or STP cable available, please consult your dealer. The Transmitter and Receiver units are connected by industry standard structured cabling (Category 5, 6 or 7 UTP/STP, 4-pair) terminated with RJ45 connectors. The cable used should be solid trunk cable. Stranded patch cable will give poor results over longer distances. The connector wiring must meet the EIA/TIA 568 standard. CAT5 Wiring Scheme The Transmitter Receiver interconnection cable is terminated in RJ45 connectors and should be wired according to the EIA/TIA 568 (Scheme B preferred) industry standard. The Voyager may function with other wiring schemes, but the video quality may be impaired. Note: The Voyager Micro Receiver requires power. Use only the power supply unit supplied with the Voyager Micro units. Note: Failure to wire the twisted pairs correctly will impair the video quality dramatically and / or prevent correct operation.

Pin Wire Colour Wire Pair 1 White/Orange T2 2 2 Orange/White R2 2 3 White/Green T3 3 4 Blue/White R1 1 5 White/Blue T1 1 6 Green/White R3 3 7 White/Brown T4 4 8 Brown/White R4 4 Connecting up 1. Switch off your computer. 2. Connect the Voyager Micro Transmitter unit to your computer’s Keyboard Monitor and Mouse ports (If using the USB transmitter then plug the USB plug into your computers USB port). 3. Plug in your Keyboard, Monitor and Mouse into the corresponding Keyboard, Monitor and Mouse ports on the Voyager Micro’s Receiver unit. 4. Connect your UTP cable to the Voyager Micro’s Transmitter and Receiver units. 5. Connect the power supply unit to the Voyager Receiver unit. 6. Power on your computer. 7. Check that the keyboard and mouse operate correctly. 8. Adjust the picture tuner on the Voyager Micro Receiver unit if required. Place cables away from fluorescent lights, air conditioners, and machines that are likely to generate electrical noise LED indicators The Voyager Micro Transmitter and Receiver units both have 2 LEDs above the RJ45 port. The green LED indicates power is on. The flashing yellow LED indicates the system is connected. Upgrading the firmware The update software and the latest firmware are available from our website www.daxten.com, in the product support section. There you will also find instructions on how to perform the upgrade. Configuration options Configure the Voyager Micro to: ¾ Work with Unix servers ¾ Input the monitor’s DDC information ¾ Change the hotkey from Shift to Ctrl Enter the Voyager Micro configuration mode by pressing Shift Tab – as set out below - all 3 LEDs illuminate. Pressing Esc exits the configuration mode and the LEDs return to normal. Note: Although we would recommend connecting the Voyager Micro to a computer that is turned off, you can connect it to a computer while it is turned on. To do so you must connect it in the following order: 1. Mouse connector. 2. Keyboard connector. 3. Video connector. Note: Press the keys one after the other not all together.

Configure the system to work with Unix servers UNIX Version Hotkey Key 1 Key 2 Key 3 Key 5 HP UX, SGI and Open VMS Shift Tab U 1 Esc Alpha Unix Shift Tab U 2 Esc AIX Shift Tab U 3 Esc DDC (Display Data Channel) Information DDC is a VESA standard for communication between a monitor and a video adapter To enter the monitor’s DDC information into the Transmitter’s memory, press: Shift Tab D Esc Ensure that you update the information when you change the monitor. This is done by simply repeating the hotkey sequence shown above. Changing the Shift hotkey to Ctrl You can change the hotkey to Ctrl Once you do so, replace all the instances of Shift appearing above to Ctrl . To change the hotkey to Ctrl press: Shift Tab C Esc To change the hotkey back to Shift press: Ctrl Tab S Esc