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ATEN CS1734B User Manual

ATEN CS1734B
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USB 2.0 KVMP Switch with OSD
CS1732B / CS1734B
User Manual
www.aten.com

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ATEN CS1734B Specifications

General IconGeneral
HD type2K Ultra HD
Scan interval1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 70, 80, 90, 99, 100, 240, 250, 255 s
Video bandwidth60 Hz
Maximum resolution2048 x 1536 pixels
Firmware upgradeableYes
Headphone outputs5
USB connector typeUSB Type-A
Number of computers controlled4
Product colorBlack, Grey
LED indicatorsActivity, USB
Housing materialMetal
Wired remote switchNo
Power sourceDC
Output voltage5.3 V
Power consumption (typical)3.4 W
Storage temperature (T-T)-20 - 60 °C
Operating temperature (T-T)0 - 50 °C
Operating relative humidity (H-H)0 - 80 %
Harmonized System (HS) code85176200
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth88 mm
Width210 mm
Height55.5 mm
Weight780 g

Summary

FCC Compliance Information

RoHS Compliance Statement

China RoHS Compliance (SJ/T 11364-2006)

User Support and Registration

Online Registration

Register your product online via the ATEN support center.

Telephone Support

Contact numbers for telephone support for different regions.

User Notice

Package Contents

Manual Overview and Structure

Introduction

Introduces the CS1732B/CS1734B system, its purpose, and components.

Hardware Setup

Details the process of setting up the installation with diagrams.

Basic Operation

Explains fundamental concepts for operating the CS1732B/CS1734B.

Keyboard Port Operation

Covers hotkey operation procedures for the keyboard port.

OSD Operation

Provides a complete description of the On Screen Display (OSD) functionality.

Keyboard Emulation

Lists emulation mappings for PC to Mac and PC to Sun keyboards.

Firmware Upgrade Utility

Explains how to use the utility to upgrade the device's firmware.

Appendix

Contains specifications and other technical information.

Conventions

Product Information

Chapter 1 Introduction

Overview

Describes the CS1732B/CS1734B KVMP Switch and its integrated USB 2.0 hub features.

Product Features

System Requirements

Console Requirements

Specifies requirements for the console: monitor, USB mouse, and USB keyboard.

Computer Requirements

Specifies computer requirements: VGA/SVGA card and USB or PS/2 ports.

Cable Requirements

Details required KVM cable sets and optional PS/2 connector sets for connectivity.

Operating System Support

Front Panel Layout and Components

Detailed Front Panel Components

Port Selection Pushbuttons

Front panel buttons for selecting computer ports and defining switching operation modes.

Port LEDs

KVM and USB LEDs indicating port status, connection, and selection.

Console Connectors (Audio)

Front panel audio jacks for microphone and speakers, with priority over rear ports.

USB 2.0 Peripheral Port

Front panel port for connecting USB peripherals like printers and scanners.

Rear Panel Layout and Components

Detailed Rear Panel Components

Firmware Upgrade Port

Port for connecting the firmware upgrade cable from a computer.

USB 2.0 Peripheral Port

Rear panel port for connecting USB peripherals.

Power Jack

Connection point for the power adapter cable.

Console Port Section

Connectors for console keyboard, mouse, monitor, microphone, and speakers.

KVM Port Section

Connectors for linking the switch to computers via KVM cables.

Chapter 2 Hardware Setup

Connecting Cables for Setup

Step-by-step guide for connecting all necessary cables for installation.

Chapter 3 Basic Operation

Port Switching Methods

Methods to switch between computers: Manual, Mouse, Hotkey, and OSD.

Manual Port Selection via Pushbuttons

How to select ports using front panel pushbuttons with different press durations.

Advanced Basic Operation Features

Mouse Port Selection

Switching ports by double-clicking the mouse scroll wheel.

Hot Plugging Support

Allows connecting/disconnecting USB components without powering down the unit.

Powering Off and Restarting Procedure

Procedure for safely powering off and then restarting the switch and connected computers.

Port Identification and Manual Settings

Port ID Numbering

Explanation of KVM port numbering and its use as a Port ID.

Alternative Manual Port Selection Settings

Describes alternative pushbutton operations based on OSD settings.

Chapter 4 Keyboard Port Operation

Hotkey Port Control

Control KVM focus and switch computers using keyboard hotkey combinations.

Invoking Hotkey Setting Mode (HSM)

Steps to enter Hotkey Setting Mode for configuring hotkey operations.

Alternate HSM Invocation Keys

Alternative hotkey combinations for HSM to avoid program conflicts.

Selecting the Active Port via Hotkey

Directly access computers using Hotkey combinations specifying the Port ID.

Hotkey Navigation to Specific Ports

Hotkey combinations for switching KVM, USB, and Audio focus to specific ports or the next port.

Auto Scan Functionality

Automatically switches between KVM ports to monitor activity at regular intervals.

Skip Mode for Manual Monitoring

Allows manual port switching for monitoring, with custom dwell times.

Video DynaSync

Stores monitor EDID to optimize display resolution.

List Hotkey Settings

Procedure to view the current hotkey configuration.

USB Reset

Procedure to reset USB focus if it becomes unresponsive.

OSD Invocation Keys and Stickers

How to change OSD invocation keys and use provided reference stickers.

Hotkey Summary Table

A comprehensive table summarizing all hotkey functions and their actions.

Chapter 5 OSD Operation

OSD Overview

Introduction to the On Screen Display (OSD) as a menu-driven control method.

OSD Main Screen

Details the OSD Main Screen layout and how to access and navigate it.

OSD Navigation

Explains how to navigate OSD menus using keyboard keys and mouse actions.

OSD Main Screen Headings

Details the columns (PN, KVM, USB, NAME) and navigation elements in the OSD Main Screen.

OSD Functions

Explains how to access and use various OSD functions for configuration and control.

OSD Function Key F1: KVM

How to view the KVM focus port using the F1 key or OSD.

OSD Function Key F2: USB

How to view the USB focus port using the F2 key or OSD.

OSD Function Key F3: AUDIO

How to view the Audio focus port using the F3 key or OSD.

OSD Function Key F4: SCAN

How to invoke AUTO SCAN Mode using the F4 key or OSD.

OSD Function Key F6: SET

Allows setup of working environment: OSD Hotkey, Button Settings, Scan Duration, etc.

OSD Function Key F6: SET Settings

Details settings for Button Settings, Port Display Duration, Scan Duration, and Screen Blanker.

OSD Function Key F6: SET Advanced Settings

Details settings for Hotkey Command Mode, Restore Defaults, Activate Beeper, Firmware Upgrade, etc.

OSD Function Key F7: PN

Assigns KVM, USB, and Audio focus to a selected port simultaneously.

Chapter 6 Keyboard Emulation

Mac Keyboard Emulation

Maps PC keyboard keys to emulate Mac keyboard functions.

Sun Keyboard Emulation

Maps PC keyboard keys to emulate Sun keyboard functions.

Chapter 7 Firmware Upgrade Utility

Before you Begin

Prerequisites and steps before initiating the firmware upgrade process.

Initiating the Firmware Upgrade

Instructions for running the utility, accepting the license, and proceeding with the upgrade.

Successful Firmware Upgrade

Confirmation screen displayed upon successful completion of the firmware upgrade.

Firmware Upgrade Failure Recovery

Procedure to recover from a failed firmware upgrade by shorting a mainboard jumper.

Appendix: Safety, Support, and Specifications

Safety Instructions

Crucial safety guidelines for proper operation, handling, and maintenance of the device.

Technical Support

Information on obtaining technical support via email, online resources, and telephone.

Factory Default Settings

Lists default settings for pushbuttons, hotkeys, and OSD configurations.

Specifications

Technical specifications including connections, ports, emulation, power, environment, and physical properties.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Solutions for problems like unresponsive keyboards, mice, USB devices, and OSD invocation.

About SPHD Connectors

Explanation of the specific SPHD connectors used and their cable compatibility.

Limited Warranty Information

Details the vendor's liability and warranty terms for the product and documentation.

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