SIIG CE-KV0G11-S1 User manual

2-Port 4K HDMI KVM Switch
with PBP Roaming Mouse & PIP
P/N: CE-KV0G11-S1
User's Manual
Ver. 04-1383C

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CE-KV0G11-S1
Table of Contents
1. KVM Switch .................................................................................... 4
1.1. Features..................................................................................... 4
1.2. Package Contents ....................................................................... 4
1.3. Specications.............................................................................. 5
1.4. Front Panel................................................................................. 6
1.5. Rear Panel.................................................................................. 6
2. Basic Operation.............................................................................. 7
2.1. Hotkey Control............................................................................ 7
3. Display Screen Layout Control....................................................... 8
3.1. Top-Bottom PBP Layout (Mode 1)................................................. 8
3.2. Left-Right PBP Layout (Mode 2 Landscape) ................................... 8
3.3. Vertical PBP Layout (Mode 2 Portrait) ........................................... 9
3.4. Full Screen Layout (Mode 0) ........................................................ 9
3.5. PIP Layout (Mode 7) ................................................................. 10
3.6. Up-scaling Output for Mode 0, Mode 7 ....................................... 10
3.7. PIP Swap Control ...................................................................... 10
3.8. PIP Position Control................................................................... 10
3.9. Main Screen Size Control ........................................................... 11
3.10. PIP Size Control ........................................................................ 11
3.11. PIP Transparency Control........................................................... 12
4. Other Control ...............................................................................12
4.1. Port Selection ........................................................................... 12
4.2. Audio Switch............................................................................. 12
4.3. USB 3.2 Gen 1 .......................................................................... 12
4.4. Change L-Ctrl to R-Ctrl............................................................... 13
4.5. Change from R-Ctrl to L-Ctrl....................................................... 13
4.6. Return to Factory Default Setting ............................................... 13
4.7. Find Mouse Cursor .................................................................... 13
4.8. Swap the Video Position ............................................................ 13
4.9. Swap the Video Control ............................................................. 13

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4.10. Previous/Next Switch Control ..................................................... 13
5. Mouse Roaming ...........................................................................14
5.1. Turn On Mouse Roaming ........................................................... 14
5.2. Turn Off Mouse Roaming ........................................................... 14
5.3. Setting Lower DPI..................................................................... 14
5.4. Setting Higher DPI .................................................................... 14
5.5. Setting Mouse Roaming Speed ................................................... 14
5.6. Borderless Circulation................................................................ 14
6. Image Fine-tuning .......................................................................15
6.1. Image Re-Synchronize............................................................... 15
6.2. Video Compensation Adjustment................................................ 15
6.3. User's Presets ........................................................................... 15
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1. KVM Switch
1.1. Features
• Supports Video Scaler & PIP (Picture-in-Picture) / PBP (Picture-by-Picture) video
mixer up to 4K@30Hz (4:4:4).
* Suitable for general displays with no Top-Bottom or Left-Right PBP function.
• Uniquefull-framefunctiondoesn'tsacriceanydisplayareainPBPmode.
• Image stays unstretched in PBP mode.
• Zero-latency swap between PIP & Full-screen mode.
• Adjustable PIP images' Size / Position / Transparency
• 8setsofuser'spresetsforfastconguration.
• HDCP 1.4 compliant
• 4K scaler function ensure Pixel-to-Pixel Matching for most displays.
• 3-way control methods for easy selection:
* Front Panel Push Buttons
* Hotkey Control
* Roaming Mouse Switch
• Keyboard & Mouse Plug-n-Play, no software & driver Required.
• Support Windows / Linux
• Support 3.5mm audio & HDMI audio connection.
1.2. Package Contents
Check the following items in the package.
Item Q’ty
�2-Port 4K HDMI KVM Switch with PBP Roaming Mouse & PIP 1
�12V/1.5A Power Adapter 1
�User’s Manual 1

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1.3. Specifications
Video Resolution (Max.) 3840 x 2160 @30Hz (4:4:4)
Computer
Ports
USB Ports 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 -B
Video Input Ports 2x HDMI
3.5mm Audio Inputs 2x Speaker Ports
Console Port
USB Ports
1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 - A (Rear)
1x USB 3.2 Gen 1 - A (Front)
3x USB HID - A (Rear)
1x USB HID - A (Front)
Video Output Port 1x HDMI
3.5mm Audio Output 1x Speaker
Output Modes
Mode 1 Top - Bottom PBP
Mode 2 - Landscape Left - Right PBP
Mode 2 - Portrait Top - Bottom PBP
Mode 0 Full Screen
Mode 7 PIP
Hotkey Control Yes
Roaming Mouse Switch Yes (PBP mode only)
Push Button Control 1x Push Button (Front)
System LED Indicators 2x Computer On-Line
2x Computer Selected
Hot Plug-n-Play Yes
MAX. Cable Length 3m (10ft) for USB
Auto Scan 3/8/15/30 Secs.
Dimensions 40 x 176 x 110 mm (H x W x D)
Power Supply DC 12V
Requlation & Safety
• FCC
• CE
• Reach
• RoHS
• WEEE
• CA65 Warning
• TAA Compliant

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1.4. Front Panel
USB HID USB HID Console Port Connect to keyboard or mouse only.
USB 3.0 USB 3.2 Gen 1
Console Port
Connect to USB 3.2 Gen 1 device.
5Gbps, 5V/900mA.
Link Port Status Indicator Green:This PC is connected (Power On).
Select Red:PC1 or PC2 is selected.
Switch Port Selection Button Press to select between PC1 or PC2.
1.5. Rear Panel
Power Jack DC In Power adapter input (DC 9V~12V, 1.5A).
Consol
USB HID Connect to keyboard & mouse only.
HDMI Out Connect to display (Resolution up to 4K@30Hz).
Audio Connect to speaker or earphone.
PC2, PC1
HDMI In Connect to PC1, PC2 video port.
USB 3.0 (Type-B) Connect to PC1, PC2 USB 3.2 Gen 1 port.
Audio Connect to PC1, PC2 Speaker/Earphone port.
USB 3.0 USB 3.2 Gen 1
Console Port (Type-A)
Connect to USB 3.2 Gen 1 device.
5Gbps, 5V/900mA.

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2. Basic Operation
2.1. Hotkey Control
The operation of KVM switch is mainly controlled by hotkey sequence. A hotkey
command is a short keyboard sequence for selecting among PCs, activating PC scan,
etc.
The KVM Switch interprets keystrokes for hotkeys all the time. A hotkey sequence starts
with HK_LCode followed by one or two more keystrokes.
A built-in buzzer will generate one high-pitch beep for correct hotkey command or one
low-pitch beep for error, so that a wrong key sequence will not be forwarded to the
selected PC.
As shown below, use the keys on keyboard to input hotkey sequence, especially the 1~0
number keys and Left-side Ctrl key. Note that the keys on the Left-side and Right-side
are different commands for the hotkey.
A hotkey command is created by clicking the following keystrokes combination:
Left-side Ctrl key (Default):
(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
or
(Hold)
Click this key, then click this key, then click other
keystroke(s), or click-&-hold other keystroke(s).
or Scroll Lock key:
(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
or
(Hold)
Click this key, then click this key, then click other
keystroke(s), or click-&-hold other keystroke(s).

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3. Display Screen Layout Control
Use hotkey command to control screen layout modes.
• Switching between modes or resolutions might take 10~12 seconds depending on
display's response time.
• Switchingbetweenscreenlayoutmodesmightrequireimagene-tuning.Usercan
savene-tunnedsettingtouser'spresets.
3.1. Top-Bottom PBP Layout (Mode 1)
Mode 1 features Vertical PBP mode, The KVM Switch sends proper EDID to both video
sources.MouseRoamingisconguredasTop-Bottom&noboundry.
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
U: 3840x2160@30Hz
Q: 2560x1440@60Hz
F: 1920x1080@60Hz
Mouse roaming
on
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
Mouse roaming
off (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
3.2. Left-Right PBP Layout (Mode 2 Landscape)
Mode 2 Landscape features Left-Right PBP mode, The KVM switch sends proper EDID to
bothvideosources.MouseRoamingisconguredasLeft-Right&noboundry.
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
U: 3840x2160@30Hz
Q: 2560x1440@60Hz
F: 1920x1080@60Hz
N: 3440x1440@50Hz
M: 2560x1080@60Hz
Y: 3840x1080@60Hz
Mouse roaming
on
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
Mouse roaming
off (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)

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3.3. Vertical PBP Layout (Mode 2 Portrait)
Mode 2 Portrait features Top-Bottom PBP mode, The KVM switch sends proper EDID to
bothvideosources.MouseRoamingisconguredasTop-Bottom&noboundry.
1. Turn the display 90°
2.Congure2PCstodisplay90°views
Mouse roaming
on
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
U: 3840x2160@30Hz
Q: 2560x1440@60Hz
F: 1920x1080@60Hz
N: 3440x1440@50Hz
M: 2560x1080@60Hz
Y: 3840x1080@60Hz
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
Mouse roaming
off (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
3.4. Full Screen Layout (Mode 0)
Mode 0 features Full Screen mode. The KVM switch works like traditional KVM Switch.
User can copy EDID from main output in this mode.
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
or
(Click)
U: 3840x2160@30Hz
Q: 2560x1440@60Hz
F: 1920x1080@60Hz
N: 3440x1440@50Hz
M: 2560x1080@60Hz
[Up-scaling]
R: 2560x1440@60Hz input 3840x2160@30Hz output
H: 1920x1080@60Hz input 3840x2160@30Hz output
G: 1920x1080@60Hz input 2560x1440@60Hz output
O: 2560x1080@60Hz input 3440x1440@30Hz output
• Mouse Roaming wil be disabled in this mode.

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3.5. PIP Layout (Mode 7)
Mode 7 features PIP mode. The selected PC's contents are showed on display as PIP
image.
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
or
(Click)
U: 3840x2160@30Hz
Q: 2560x1440@60Hz
F: 1920x1080@60Hz
N: 3440x1440@50Hz
M: 2560x1080@60Hz
[Up-scaling]
R: 2560x1440@60Hz input 3840x2160@30Hz output
H: 1920x1080@60Hz input 3840x2160@30Hz output
G: 1920x1080@60Hz input 2560x1440@60Hz output
O: 2560x1080@60Hz input 3440x1440@30Hz output
• Mouse Roaming wil be disabled in this mode.
3.6. Up-scaling Output for Mode 0, Mode 7
The video Up-scaling function is specially useful for source compatibility or KVM
extender compatibility. For example:
1. Source is capable of only 1080p output.
2. Source is placed 150-meter away and requires long-reach function of HDBaseT
Extension (1080p). In such cases, the scaled output can improve image clarity on
modern hi-resolution displays.
3.7. PIP Swap Control
Swap between PIP mode and Full Screen mode.

(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
3.8. PIP Position Control
Set PIP screen to Top-Right position.

(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

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Set PIP screen to Top-Left position.

(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
Set PIP screen to Bottom-Left position.

(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
Set PIP screen to Bottom-Right position.

(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
3.9. Main Screen Size Control
[Enlarge]
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
[Shrink]
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
3.10. PIP Size Control
[Enlarge]
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
[Shrink]
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

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3.11. PIP Transparency Control
[Increase]
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
[Decrease]
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
4. Other Control
4.1. Port Selection
Select or
(Click)

(Click)
or
(Click)
4.2. Audio Switch
Audio follow port
switching on/off 
(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
Force audio follow
current port 
(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
4.3. USB 3.2 Gen 1
USB 3.2 Gen 1 follow
port switching on/off 
(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
Force USB 3.2 Gen 1
follow current port 
(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
• Switching the USB 3.2 storage device might take 15 seconds depending on PC
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4.4. Change L-Ctrl to R-Ctrl
Change
(Click)
to
(Click) (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Release)
4.5. Change from R-Ctrl to L-Ctrl
Change
from (Click)
to
(Click) (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Release)
4.6. Return to Factory Default Setting
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
4.7. Find Mouse Cursor
Move the cursor to the center
of the consol screen. (Click)

(Click)

(Click)
4.8. Swap the Video Position

(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
4.9. Swap the Video Control

(Click)

(Click)

(Click)
4.10. Previous/Next Switch Control

(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)
or
(Click)

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5. Mouse Roaming
Use hotkey command to control mouse roaming ONLY in PBP screen layout mode.
Mouse works in
the screen where it
positioned. No further
command required. Top-Bottom PBP Left-Right PBP Vertical PBP
5.1. Turn On Mouse Roaming
Turn on mouse roaming
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
5.2. Turn Off Mouse Roaming
Turn off mouse
roaming (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

(Click)
5.3. Setting Lower DPI
Increase mouse
moving speed (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
5.4. Setting Higher DPI
Decrease mouse
moving speed (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
5.5. Setting Mouse Roaming Speed
Set mouse moving
speed
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
Beep Once = Low
Beep Twice = Mid
Beep 3 Times = High
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

~
(Click)
Higher Number = Slower Speed
5.6. Borderless Circulation
Enable/Disable
Borderless Circulation (Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)

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6. Image Fine-tuning
6.1. Image Re-Synchronize
If the image engine doesn't work properly, image re-synchronization should be proceed
to resume normal operation.
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Hold)

(Click)
6.2. Video Compensation Adjustment
In different resolution & layouts (Full Screen/PBP/PIP), there might be slight differences
incompensationrequirementwhichmightresultinimageiker.Adjustingvideo
compensation can greatly improve image quality under such circumstances.
Adjust Port 1 Video Compensation
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
or
(Click)
Adjust Port 2 Video Compensation
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Click)
or
(Click)
6.3. User's Presets
User can restore up to 8 presets.
Save Current Setting to User’s Preset 1~8
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Hold)

(Click)
~
(Click)
Load User’s Preset 1~8
(Click)

(Click)

(Hold)

(Hold)
~
(Click)

2 Year Warranty
SIIG, Inc. offers a 2-year manufacturer warranty
with this product. This warranty covers the
original purchaser and guarantees the product
to be free of any defects in materials or
workmanship for two (2) years from the date of
purchase of the product.
SIIG, Inc. will, at our discretion, repair or replace
(with an identical product or product having
similar features and functionality) the product if
defective in materials or workmanship.
You do not have to complete any registration with
SIIG, Inc. to obtain warranty service. However,
you must provide SIIG, Inc. proof of purchase as
the original purchaser in order to be eligible for
this warranty.
The customer is responsible for the shipping cost
to SIIG, Inc., but SIIG Inc. will pay the return
postage.
SIIG, Inc. shall not be liable for any incidental
or consequential damages caused by the breach
of any express, implied or statutory warranty or
condition.
This warranty gives you specic legal rights,
and you may also have other rights which vary
from state to state. The above limitations may
be inapplicable if in conict with the laws of a
particular jurisdiction.
About SIIG
Since 1985, SIIG Inc. has led the way in creating
IT and AV connectivity solutions you can trust.
Built on core values of professional integrity
with customer satisfaction as the focus point,
our company is committed to providing top-
notch service, support, and product solutions
that elevate your AV and IT user experience. As
our 30+ year legacy continues, our team will
diligently contribute insights and add unique value
to various industry markets on how people can
better connect with technology.
To send us a message, go to https://www.siig.
com/contact-us
For Technical Support and RMA, go to https://
www.siig.com/support to submit your request.
Headquarters
SIIG, Inc.
31038 Huntwood Ave, Hayward, CA 94544, USA
Phone: [phone]
Business Hours: M-F 8:00AM-5:00PM PT
Sales Support
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Tel: [phone] & press 3
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