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Introduction 3 Specifications 3 Hardware Requirements 3 Hardware Installation 4 One Stage Installation 4 Two Stage Installation 4 Three Stage Installation 5 Step-by-Step Hardware Installation 6 Operation of the CS-104 7 Front Panel Selection 7 Keyboard Selection 7 Auto-Scan Mode 8 Previous/Next Mode 8 Direct Port Selection 8 LED Display 9 DIP Switch Settings 10 Foot Switch (Optional) 10 Troubleshooting 11 Preventing Radio & TV Interference 12 Limited Warranty 12 Packaging Checklist: • (1) Master
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,QWURGXFWLRQ Master View is a controller for that will allow one user to access multiple computers. Before, the costly network was the only solution for this application. Now, the Master View provides the easiest and the most cost-effective way of accessing multiple computers. With the powerful features of Master View, anyone is capable of operating or testing many computers with one of each, a monitor, a keyboard and a mouse. Switching from one computer to another is accomplished quickly and
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+DUGZDUH 5HTXLUHPHQWV You will need to have the following: To connect to a Monitor: • A VGA, SVGA, or Multisync monitor card installed in each PC. • One VGA, SVGA or Multisync Monitor To connect a Mouse: • DB-9 serial port or 6-pin mini-DIN PS/2 bus mouse port in each PC. • One PS/2 mouse and/or a DB-9 Serial Mouse To connect a Keyboard: • 5-pin DIN AT keyboard port with +5V DC on pin 5 and ground on pin 4, or a 6-pin mini-DIN PS/2 keyboard port with +5V DC on pin 4 and ground on pin 3. • One P
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Two Stage: In a two stage system the CS-104 can either control PC’s directly or it can control other CS-104’s (second stage units) or a combination of both. In this configuration the maximum number of computers that can be in the system is 16. The DIP switch #4 on the first stage unit (The CS-104 directly connected to the monitor, mouse, and keyboard) is placed in the ON position. All other CS-104 units have DIP switch #4 in the OFF position. Computers may now be connected either to the firs
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Three Stages: Similar to a Two-Stage configuration, more computers can be controlled by adding another layer of CS- 104 units. In a three-stage system the maximum number of computers that can be controlled is increased to 64. The DIP switch #4 on the first stage unit (The CS-104 directly connected to the monitor, mouse, and keyboard) is placed in the ON position. All other CS-104 units have DIP switch #4 in the OFF posi- tion. Computers may now be connected to the first stage CS-104, the s
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6WHS E\ 6WHS +DUGZDUH ,QVWDOODWLRQ Setting up one CS-104 The connection of the Keyboard, Video and the Mouse is accomplished by using the same cables that you would use to connect them to a PC. 1. Connecting the mouse: • If you are using a PS/2 style mouse connect the 6-pin mini-DIN male plug of the PS/2 mouse to the female PS/2 port located in the CONSOLE section on the back of the CS-104. • If you are using a Serial mouse you must connect the DB-9 Serial connector of the mouse to the DB-9 Ser
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then enter the command keystrokes and complete the command by hitting the [Enter] key. To start the Auto-Scan mode: (This mode scans all connected computers that are in a power on state, one- by-one, from the first computer in the first stage, to the last computer in the last stage) [Alt] [Ctrl] [Shift] + [0] + [Enter] To stop Auto-Scan mode: [Space] To start the Previous/Next mode: (This mode selects from all connected computers that are in a power on state, one-by-one, from the first co
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Actions Taken by the CS-104 MODE Result for correct Hot Key Incorrect Hot Keys Scan • Filters out Hot Keys and beeps once Displays incorrect keystrokes • Scans powered-on computers one-by-one and flashes corresponding LED • Scan rate is set by the DIP switches of the first-stage CS-104 • [Space] stops this mode Previous/Next • Filters out Hot Keys and beeps once Displays incorrect keystrokes • The right key selects the next higher [Shift] numbered computer • The left [Shift] selects the next lo
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’,3 6ZLWFK 6HWWLQJV The Following DIP Switch settings are for the first-stage CS-104 ONLY DIP Switch Number Function 1 2 3 4 Scan Time ON ON X ON 3 Seconds OFF ON X ON 10 Seconds ON OFF X ON 20 Seconds OFF OFF X ON 40 Seconds The DIP Switch settings for the second and third-stage CS104s are all switches off. )RRW 6ZLWFK 2SWLRQDO FUNCTION The Foot Switch is an extension of the front panel Push Button, both have the same function. Each time the Foot Switch is stepped on, a different computer is
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7URXEOHVKRRWLQJ Symptom Possible Causes What to do The first-stage CS-104 unit will Incorrect DIP switch Set the first-stage not take Hot Key commands. settings . CS-104 DIP switch #4 to ON. Turn all other CS-104s’ switches OFF. Pressing the Hot Keys get no The CS-104 is oper- Check the PORT response. ating in either Auto- STATUS LEDs for a Scan or Previous/ flash pattern. Next mode. Or Press the space bar to exit these modes before giving Hot Key Commands. The selected port Manually change th
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35(9(17,1* 5$’,2 79 ,17(5)(5(1&( WARNING!!! This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interfer- ence when operated in a commercial en
