TRENDnet TK-403KR User manual

Copyright ©2004. All Rights Reserved. TRENDware International, Inc.
TRENDnet
TRENDware, USA
What's Next in Networking
TK-403KR
Version 11.30.04
4-port PS/2 KVM Switch
User’s Guide
Guide de l'utilisateur
Switch Audio KVM à 4 ports
4-facher PS/2-KVM-Umschalter mit Audiofunktion
Diese Benutzeranleitung
Esta guía del usuari
Conmutador con audio de 4 puertos PS/2 KVM

Table of Contents
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Specifications ............................................................................................
Troubleshooting ........................................................................................
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1. Prepare for Installation ......................................................................
2. Introduction .......................................................................................
3. Installation .........................................................................................
4. Operation ..........................................................................................

Thank you for purchasing TRENDnet's TK-403KR 4-port PS/2 KVM Switch with
Audio. This guide will help you set up your KVM switch. Following the
installation instructions should be quick and easy. If you run into problems,
please refer to the Troubleshooting section of this guide. If you need further
technical support, please visit www.TRENDNET.com or call technical support
by phone.
Verify Package Contents
Please make sure you have everything in the box:
The TK-403KR 4-Port PS/2 KVM Switch with Audio is compatible with virtually
all computers and operating systems. You only need to have one monitor, one
PS/2 keyboard, and one PS/2 mouse, speakers, and microphone.
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1. Prepare for Installation
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TK-403KR
User’s Guide 4 KVM cables with audio
Copyright ©2004. All Rights Reserved. TRENDware International, Inc.
TRENDnet
TRENDware, USA
What's Next in Networking
TK-403KR
Version 11.30.04
4-port PS/2 KVM Switch
User’s Guide
Guide de l'utilisateur
Switch Audio KVM à 4 ports
4-facher PS/2-KVM-Umschalter mit Audiofunktion
Diese Benutzeranleitung
Esta guía del usuari
Conmutador con audio de 4 puertos PS/2 KVM

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2. Introduction
The TK-403KR KVM Switch is a 4-port PS/2 KVM Switch for multimedia-
enabled computers. The TK-403KR allows you to operate four computers using
only one monitor, PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse, set of speakers, and
microphone.
Hardware Support
The TK-403KR KVM Switch is compatible with the PC platform. The TK-403KR
is also compatible with virtually all PS/2 mice, including Microsoft Intellimouse,
Microsoft Optical Mouse, and Logitech Net Mouse.
Software Support
The TK-403KR KVM Switch does not require any drivers or software. It is
compatible with the following operating systems: Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP,
Linux, and DOS.
Plug-N-Play and Hot-Pluggable
The TK-403KR KVM Switch connects to your computers via the PS/2 interface
for convenient Plug-and-Play functionality and hot-pluggable.
Front-panel buttons and Hot-Key Commands
There are two methods to control your KVM Switch for PC selection. You can
use the front-panel push buttons or Hot-Key commands to switch between
your computers quickly and easily.
With full-sized features packed into a space-conserving size, TRENDnet's TK-
403KR KVM Switch is perfect for use at home or in the office.
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3. Installation
1. Turn off computers and their peripherals, and disconnect all power cords.
2. Connect the shared keyboard, monitor, mouse, speakers, and microphone to
their respective ports on the KVM switch. The TK-403KR's inputs are color-
coded for your convenience.
3. Connect each set of integrated KVM cables to each computer's video, PS/2
keyboard, PS/2 mouse, speakers, and microphone connectors.
4. Turn on both computers. After the computers boot up completely, you may
begin operating the KVM switch. Installation is now complete.
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To switch between computers, you use the front-panel push buttons or hot-key
commands.
Hot-Key Commands
A keyboard hot-key command consists of three keystrokes:
Please see the next page for more detail.
Hot-Key command = ScrLk + ScrLk + Command key(s)
After pressing the ScrLk key, you have 2 seconds to press the ScrLk key again.
You then have another 2 seconds to press a command key. If you do not press
a key within 2 seconds, the switch will exit hot-key mode.
For complete Hot-Key commands, please see reverse page.
4. Operation
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Command Hot-Keys Description
Front-Panel
Buttons
Quick Reference Sheet for TK-403K
Select PC Channel
Select Audio&Mic
Channel
(Joint-select PC port
& audio/mic, if binding
is enabled)
Previous PC channel
Bind PC & Audio/Mic
Switching
[Default]
Beep Sound On/Off
Next lower PC
channel
Autoscan
Autoscan with
Programmable
Delay Time
Console Mouse/
Keyboard Reset
Next higher PC
channel
Stop Autoscan
ScrLk ScrLk X
+ +
x = 1 ~ 4 for PC channel number
ScrLk ScrLk
+ +
(Arrow up)
ScrLk ScrLk
+ +
(Arrow down)
ScrLk ScrLk
+ +
(Back Space)
ScrLk ScrLk
+ + B
ScrLk ScrLk
+ + S
ScrLk ScrLk
+ + End
Press any key on keyboard
Press the corresponding
front-panel button to select
the desired PC channel
Select the active Audio&Mic
channel
(Joint-select PC &
audio&mic channel, if binding
is enabled)
Select the active PC channel
Toggle between the previous
channel and current channel
Enable the binding of PC port
and audio&mic switching.
(Once this feature is enabled,
any pc and/or audio&mic
switching is bound together)
[Factory Default]
Toggle on/off the beep sound
for hotkey/channel switching
operation
Select the next lower PC
channel (Switch only to the
next lower channel with live
power input from PS/2
interface)
Autoscan through every
connected channel for quick
screen browsing of each
channel (scan delay = 5 sec.)
Autoscan with a user-defined
delay time within a range of
5 ~ 100 seconds
Reset mouse/keyboard on
the console side (This
hotkey command works only
for PnP OS such as
Windows 98 SE or later
Windows OS; for non-PnP \
OS,).
Select the next higher PC
channel (Switch only to the
next higher channel with live
power input from PS/2
interface)
Terminate Autoscan.
Press any button.
Button 1
(Press and hold down
for 2”)
Last Button
(Press and hold down
for 2”)
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ScrLk ScrLk
+ + +
S X
x = 0~9
1>10” ; 2>20” ; 3>30” ; 4>40” ; 5>50”
6>60” ; 7>70” ; 8 >80” ; 9>90” ; 0>100”
y = 1~4 for audio/mic channel number
ScrLk ScrLk
+ +
Fy
ScrLk ScrLk
+ +
Q
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -
- - -

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NOTE
1. A PS/2 Keyboard is required for proper hotkey function. If you use a USB
keyboard, hotkey feature is disabled.
2. Note that (x) denotes a number key for the selected port number (x = 1 or 2).
Currently only the top row number keys are available for hotkeys. Do not use
the number pad for hotkey commands.
3. When binding the PC ports, port binding is enabled by the hotkey sequence:
ScrLk + ScrLk + Q. All PC ports are bound together. To remove this binding,
use the hotkey sequence: ScrLk + ScrLk + W.
4. Normally, you should have no problems with mouse hot-plugging on a Plug-
and-Play OS. However, a non-PnP OS only performs hardware detection
while booting up - that is why the mouse will lock sometimes.
Mouse Troubleshooting on a non-PnP OS (Linux, Windows NT 4.0):
If you experience mouse lock when hot-plugging mouse on a non-PnP OS
such as Linux or WinNT 4.0, just hit one of the following hotkey commands for
mouse reset according to your mouse configuration on the non-PnP OS:
Hot-Key convention:
The hotkey notation for example (ScrLk + ScrLk + X.) denotes that you should
hit the individual key consecutively one at a time, not simultaneously.

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Specifications
Computer Connections: 4
KVM Cable: 4 sets of integrated 1.7 M (5.725 ft) KVM Cables with Audio.
Console Port Connectors:
1 x PS/2 keyboard 6-pin mini din female
1 x PS/2 mouse 6-pin mini din female
1 x VGA HDB15 (15-pin) female
1 x 3.5mm audio jack
1 x 3.5mm microphone jack
PC Port Connectors:
4 x PS/2 keyboard 6-pin mini din female
4 x PS/2 mouse 6-pin mini din female
4 x VGA HDB15 (15-pin) female
Port Selection:
VGA Resolution:
Push Button and Hot-Key Commands
2048 x 1536
Auto-Scan Intervals: 5 seconds
Power Type: PS/2
Optional 9V DC, 500mA Adapter
Dimensions: 255 x 117.5 x 45 mm (10.0 x 4.62 x 1.77inches)
Weight: Approx. 1000g. (35.2 Oz.)
0º ~ 40ºC (32º ~104º F)Operating Temperature:
-20º ~ 60ºC (-4º ~ 140º F)Storage Temperature:
0%~90%, Non-Condensing
Humidity:
FCC and CECertifications:

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Technical Support Hours
7:00AM ~ 6:00PM, Monday through Friday
Pacific Standard Time (except holidays)
Contact Technical Support
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Website: www.TRENDNET.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Troubleshooting
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Where is the power supply? I did not find one in the box.
The TK-403KR does not require a power supply. It draws power from the PS/2
connection of your computers. As long as you are connected to the PS/2 port, your KVM
switch will function.
I have the KVM switch connected properly but my keyboard and mouse doesn't
function. Why?
Make sure that the following connections are properly made:
1. Connection of PS/2 mouse and PS/2 keyboard to the KVM switch.
2. Connection of KVM cables to the KVM switch.
3. Connection of KVM cables to PCs.
Can I connect and disconnect the PS/2 cables while the computers are turned on?
Yes, you can connect or disconnect the PS/2 cables while the computers are turned on
because the PS/2 interface is Plug-and-Play and Hot-Pluggable.
Will the KVM switch restore the keyboard settings when switching between computers?
Yes, the KVM switch will restore the custom keyboard settings for each computer. (Cap
lock, Num key, etc.)
How do I switch from one computer to another with the KVM switch?
The TK-403KR supports Push button and Hot-Key commands, so you can switch PCs
by pressing the Push button on the KVM switch or by using the Hot-Key commands listed on
the reverse side of this page.
If you have further questions, please contact Trendware's Technical Support Department.
Certifications
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with FCC and CE Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received.
Including interference that may cause undesired operation.