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Models:
FV11D-M - Secure DVI-I Video Isolator
FV11H-M - Secure HDMI Video Isolator
FV11PH-M - Secure DP/HDMI Video Isolator
FI11D-M - Secure DVI-I KVM Isolator
FI11H-M - Secure HDMI KVM Isolator
FI11PH-M - Secure DP/HDMI KVM Isolator
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Introduction
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HSL Secure Isolators
Installation
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Connecting the Isolators
Operation
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Running an EDID Capture
Safety and regulatory statements
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INTRODUCTION
HSL Secure Isolators
The secure Isolator prevents vulnerable peripherals from
mediating between compromised and secure computers by
ensuring that video and audio flow in a single direction.
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INSTALLATION
Connecting the Isolator
Step 1 - Connect the PC to the Isolator’s PC SIDE:
1. Video connection: For all models, connect the PC to the Isolator’s
VIDEO IN port, using the corresponding video cable (DP/HDMI,
DVI or HDMI).
2. PC Keyboard and Mouse connection: For FI11D-M, FI11H-M, and
FI11PH-M models, connect the PC to the Isolator using a USB A
to USB B cable. Connect the USB A end to the PC and the USB B
end to the Isolator’s COMP/MOUSE port.
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Power
LED
FI11PH-M model
PC KB/Mouse
USB
Video IN
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EDID LED
KB/Mouse –
HID LEDs EDID
Lock
KB/Mouse
USB Ports
INSTALLATION
Step 2 - Connect the peripherals to the Isolator’s
CONSOLE SIDE:
1. Video connection: For all models, connect the monitor/projector’s
cable to the Isolator’s VIDEO OUT port.
2. PC keyboard and mouse connection: For FI11D-M, FI11H-M, and
FI11PH-M models, connect a USB mouse and keyboard, to the
Isolator’s corresponding MOUSE and KB ports.
Both mouse and keyboard (HID) LEDs should light continuously.
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Note: If either LED remains OFF, the Isolator does not
recognize the device; use an alternative device.
Step 3 - Power ON the Isolator
1. For all models, connect the power adapter to the Isolator’s
PC SIDE, DC IN port.
Power ON the Isolator by plugging it into an AC wall outlet.
2. The PC SIDE Power LED should light continuously. If not,
check the connections.
Step 4 - Make sure the PC and display are
powered ON
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OPERATION
Running an EDID Capture
Before using the Isolator, run a one-time EDID capture. This prevents the
continuous transfer of potentially malicious data - from the display to the
PC –that could infect the PC, cause data leakage, and so on.
Preparation:
•Connect the PC and all peripherals to the unit, according to the
diagram.
•Make sure the PC, display, and unit are ON.
To run an EDID capture:
1. On the PC SIDE, short-click the EDID LOCK button –for less than one
second. Warning: Long-clicking the EDID LOCK button sends the unit
into an undesired loop. If this happens, restart the unit and repeat
the procedure.
At first, the EDID LED flickers for a few seconds and then lights
continuously.
2. Restart the unit.
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Note: If the EDID LED is OFF, check the connections and that the
display is powered ON. Then, repeat the procedure.
Note: An EDID capture needs to be performed for new installations and
when changing a display.