High Sec Labs Mini-Matrix SX22D-3 User manual

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HDC21053 Rev. 1.0
Models:
SX22D-3 –Secure 2P to 2P DVI-I Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0
SX22H-3 –Secure 2P to 2P HDMI Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0
SX22PH-3 - Secure 2-Port x 2 DP/HDMI to DP/HDMI Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0
SX22PP-3 - Secure 2-Port x 2 DP to DP Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction
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HSL Secure Mini-Matrix
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Package Contents
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Before Installation
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Tamper-Evident Labels
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Active Anti-Tampering System
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Installation
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Installing the Mini-Matrix
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Initial Setup
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Operation
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Operating the Mini-Matrix
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HSL Secure Mini-Matrix
Optimizes user experience when working with two
computers. Enables you to view and control two
computers, at the same time, while securely sharing
keyboard, video, mouse, audio, and USB devices.
The Mini-Matrix KVM switch provides increased
productivity in challenging multi-computer
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environments, where users are required to view and
interact with several computers, while maintaining
the highest isolation between computers and
peripherals.
Eliminates the need for purchasing and installing
dedicated, per computer peripheral sets.
This guide refers to the following models:
SX22D-3 - Secure 2P to 2P DVI-I Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0
SX22H-3 - Secure 2P to 2P HDMI Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0
SX22PH-3 - Secure 2P to 2P DP/HDMI to DP/HDMI Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0
SX22PP-3 - Secure 2P to 2P DP to DP Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0

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Package Contents
Inside the product packaging is the following:
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Model Description Qty
SX22x-3
Secure 2P to 2P DVI
-I / HDMI / DP/HDMI / DP Video KVM Mini-Matrix, PP 3.0 1
Power adaptor
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Before Installation
Unpacking the Product
•Before opening the product’s sealed packaging,
inspect the seal’s condition to assure that the
product was not accessed or tampered with
during delivery. If the packaging seal looks
suspicious contact the HSL support team and do
not use the product.
•After seal removal, inspect the packaging content
to verify that the required components are
included. See the packaging content list on page 4
above.
•After the Mini-Matrix KVM Switch is removed from
its packaging materials, carefully inspect the
tampering-evident label to assure that product is
properly sealed. If the label is damaged or missing,
contact HSL support and do not use the product.
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Tamper-Evident Labels
•The Mini-Matrix KVM Switch uses a holographic
tamper evident label to provide visual indications in
case of enclosure intrusion attempts. These labels
indicate white dots or the text “VOID”, once
removed. When opening the product’s packaging,
inspect the tampering evident label.
•If for any reason, one or more tamper-evident
labels are missing, appear disrupted, or look
different than the example shown here, please call
HSL Technical Support and avoid using that
product.
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HSL Holographic Tamper-Evident Label

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Active Anti-Tampering System
•The Mini-Matrix KVM Switch is equipped with an
always-on active antitampering system. If
mechanical intrusion is detected by this system,
the switch is permanently disabled and the LED
blinks continuously.
•If the product indicates a tampered state (all LEDs
blinking) - call HSL Technical Support and avoid
using the product.
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Installing the Mini-Matrix
Step 1 –Install Cables
1. Connect the console port peripherals:
•Connect the video displays to the Mini-Matrix
primary and secondary display ports and make
sure they are powered on.
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•Connect keyboard, mouse, and audio
peripherals to the Mini-Matrix console
ports. These are shared securely between
all sources.
•Connect a smartcard/biometric reader to
the Mini-Matrix’s console fUSB secure
port, to support user authentication
across multiple isolated sources.
2. Connect the computer/source channel ports:
For each source, connect the video, keyboard,
mouse, fUSB, and audio cables to the Mini-Matrix
source ports.
3. To receive dual-screen support:
Download and install HSL’s multi-display driver on
source computers that have multiple screens (currently
available only for Windows)
(http://highseclabs.com/dl.php?fid=446).
Note: It is highly recommended to use identical primary and secondary
display models. EDID information is taken from the primary console
display port (#1) and sent to all connected computers. When using non-
identical displays, connect the smaller display to the primary console
display port.

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Step 2 - Power ON the Mini-Matrix
1. Turn ON all the PCs.
2. Connect the power supply and power ON the Mini-Matrix
(approximate boot time is 10 seconds).
The Mini-Matrix boots into default mode,
where the source number 1 is presented on
both displays.
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Note: In case no picture is presented after powering ON, switch
between the primary and secondary displays, or connect an alternate
display, or perform a reset to factory default.

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Reset to Factory Defaults (optional)
Reset to factory defaults clears the device settings and
restores the device to its original configuration. You have the
following options:
•System reset: Clears behavioral characteristics such as
mouse settings and display presets.
Type the: { L Ctrl | L Ctrl | F11| r } key combination.
•Complete reset: Clears all device settings and resets to
factory defaults. From the Terminal menu, select the
“Reset to Factory Defaults” option (refer to terminal
mode guide).
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Important Notes:
1. Always use the left control key (Ctrl) unless otherwise specified.
2. Keyboard shortcut keys are to be pressed sequentially
3. Do not use the numeric keypad for toggling shortcuts, unless
otherwise specified.
4. ALL KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS REFER TO QWERTY KEYBOARDS. For
non-qwerty keyboards, keep using the QWERTY layout.

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Operating the Mini-Matrix
Step 1 - Display and Control Options
Display and control options define which source to display and
control on each screen. Source selection is done using the
source selection buttons on the front panel or via the DCU
(dedicated control unit) port.
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•Use the source selection panels to choose which source to
display on each screen.
•The left panel controls which source to display on the
primary display, while the right panel controls the
secondary display. For example, as seen in the illustration,
when #1 is selected on the primary panel and #3 is selected
on the secondary panel, the selected sources are presented
accordingly.
•A source can be duplicated, by selecting its number on
both panels.
•By default, mouse, keyboard, audio, and fUSB peripherals
follow the display association.
•Independently switch the video/usb /audio /keyboard and
mouse ports between computers.
•Use the front-panel push buttons to independently
switch the video/USB/audio/keyboard and mouse ports
between the primary and secondary computers. This is
useful for various scenarios, for example:
◦It is possible to switch every peripheral device group
independently between the two projected
computers.
◦Video, HID (keyboard and Mouse), audio, and fUSB
can be switched independently.
◦When a user wants to listen to audio originating
from one computer while, working on another
computer.

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Step 2 - Relative vs. Absolute Mouse
The Mini-Matrix is set up with the following mouse settings:
•Relative mouse (default) confines the mouse movement to
the screen of each selected computer. To switch the mouse
between sources, use the front panel push buttons.
•Absolute mouse (Virtual Display Technology - VDT) enables
switching the mouse between sources, by moving the
mouse cursor across display boarders.
Cursor Navigation (Virtual Display Technology - VDT):
•With cursor navigation, the user can move from one highly
isolated computer system to another, by simply moving the
mouse cursor across display borders.
•Once the cursor crosses the display border, the keyboard,
mouse, audio, and USB mapping switches to the computer
that is connected to that display.
•No need to push any buttons.
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How to define the mouse state
•Use the key combination { L Ctrl | L Ctrl | F11 | c } to
enable absolute mouse (VDT).
•Use the key combination { L Ctrl | L Ctrl | F11 | b } to
enable relative mouse (this is the default mode).
Note: It is possible to enable a safety trigger for more controlled switching between channels. Using: L-Ctrl | L-Ctrl | F11 | L
requires pressing the left Ctrl button while dragging the mouse to switch channels.

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